8:00 a.m., 71 degrees, upper 70s in boston, same deal for cape cod in the afternoon. hot spots from inland towns and cities. lowell for example today moving all the way into the mid 80s. highs from 76 to 86 degrees. back to you guys. >> jason: new this morning, crews made quick work of an early morning. >> catherine: stephanie coueignoux is at the home in hudson street and just spoke wi there. >> reporter: it's still a very active scene here on hudson street. taking a look behind me at the brick house, the fire is now out but firefighters still monitoring for hot spots. it may be difficult to see, but there's a hole in the roof right there that they believe flames may have burned through. just to the left of this, this is not only a home but also a family business. there's a farm stand here. there. that is the family. everybody was able to make it out of this home. no injuries to report. sadly i just spoke to the family, and they told me that their two cats did not make it. they say that this happened very early in the morning. they were asleep at the time. the fire, they say, started in the back of the house. but, again, at this point in time, they don't know exactly how this fire started. the investigation is still very early on. so, again, it's least several more hours before they make any determination. but i can report that no one was injured. the family was able to make it out safely. unfortunately, their two cats, they told me did not make it out. and, again, still a very active scene here on hudson street. these firefighters told me they'll be out here for several more hours. for now, in northborough, stephanie coueignoux fox 25 news. >> catherine: happening today, hate speech involving high school students. we first told you about this problem last month. a father says a photo of his family was used in a racist facebook message posted by his peers. the wellesley superintendent and the high school principal sent a letter to the community calling the messages disturbing and saying they violate the school's values the "globe" reports the family victimized by will speak during today's meeting. >> jason: the family found a stranger standing in their bedroom just before 6:00 yesterday at a house in college street in somerville. they describe as white or college aged. he took off in a white sedan. no one was hurt. police are investigating and stepping up patrols in the area. >> catherine: after a house caught fire on plum island. you see these pictures sent to showing just what firefighters are up against. this morning, the fire is out. the cause is still under investigation. a fire captain who lived nearby, spotted the fire on 20th street yesterday afternoon and between battling these flames and providing back up at the station, a total of 14 towns responded to help newbury's fire department. the homeowner was at the beach when the fire broke out but ran home when he saw the flames. >> it's very upsetting to see that happen. and whole home go u >> the home own other and two other people who live there weren't hurt. one firefighter was treated for heat exhaustion, but he'll be ock. >> jason: flight 908 out of chicago touched down in manchester around 5:00 last night. southwest tells fox 25, the employee's injuries were minor. none of the 143 passengers reported being injured. another southwest flight was forced for an emergency landing after suffering engine failure a flight out of new orleans, bound for orlando. passengers say they heard a big boom when one of the engines blew. >> i thought it was an attack or that the plane was going to go down. >> it felt like half of the plane capsized on the other side. >> jason: the flight landed in pensacola. passengers had to use oxygen masks to breathe. despite the scare, no one was hurt. federal investigators are trying to figure mourns a recent graduate. 18-year-old austin robins was killed early yesterday morning when the car he was riding in veered off of the road and hit trees. in a statement to fox 25 late last night, the his former principal remembered him for his infectious personality. principal brian says a.j. had a beautiful heart and beautiful spirit. he'll be missed by his classmates, friends and the faculty and staff. another passenger in a that car was also hurt. the driver, 19-year-old joseph he's due in court tomorrow to face motor vehicle homicide and other charges as police continue to investigate. the counselors will be available from 11:00 until 1:00. >> jason: new this morning, a man accused of killing a pair of nuns in their home has confessed, that's according to a sheriff who says he was briefed by police and the mississippi bureau of investigation. sheriff said tips from the community led to rodney sanders arrest this saturday. this morning, we're learning more about his criminal background. the mississippi department of correc convicted last year for felony dui. served time in prison and currently out of probation or was. he was convicted of armed robbery and faced six years for that conviction. he is facing capital murder for the capital of those two nuns. one big question remains in the case, why. sanders did not give a reason for the killings. one of the nuns is from our area. people who knew her, told our trying to understand and forgive. >> reporter: center paula marrow grew up in stoneham. >> hopefully they get the right person and do justice and all of that, you know. i can't understand how somebody could do it. >> reporter: sanders is accused of stabbing sister marrow and her sister to death last week. >> they take the time to explain patients to them, where they can >> reporter: the relationship between sanders and the nuns unknown if there was even was one. police did find evidence of a break in, the sister's car was missing though later found. >> at first just a relief that we have a name and a face and a story to add to this narrative. >> reporter: but sister paula narrow's nephew tells fox 25 he the same question they're asking in stoneham. >> it's sad that it had to happen but he's going to have to pay for what he did. we can't have people out on the streets like that. >> you give your lives up for other people, the good of people. and somebody does something horrible like that, it's unfathomable. >> reporter: even after a heinous crime like that happened in mississippi, catholicism asks for one thing, that is parishioners like teresa perrault. >> she would say to forgive. we need to forgive and god will be the judge. >> jason: sister paula's family is in mississippi to say good-bye. a wake will be held today and funeral tomorrow. >> catherine: unrelated crimes boston, the story breaking at this time yesterday morning. a stabbing and three shootings despite ongoing investigations police say overall crime numbers are better this year than this time last year. people who live in the area tell fox 25 they've noticed the difference. >> the mayor is doing a great job, investing a lot of time around here. the community meetings and whatnot. so i think it died down from what it used to be. >> catherine: two of yesterday's shootings were deadly. neither victim has been identified yet. but police say one of the victims recovery in italy after three earthquakes hit there last week. right now the death toll stands at 291 people. and funerals for the victims have already begun. a state funeral held for 35 of the victims. amatrice was hardest hit. living in camps. >> jason: beach goers at hampton beach has topless day today. second year in a row it happened at hampton beach. you should know if you're wondering, it is legal in new hampshire to do that. police say they don't expect any trouble from that event. >> catherine: two days out from election day, a deadline extension for hillary clinton trump is facing about a star athlete's cousin. >> jason: a month out from a new toll system hitting massachusetts highways, if you're not prepared it could cost you big. we'll tell you what a trip through the state might cost if you try to use cash. >> shiri: for the next several days, peaking in the next creamy swirls of pure indulgence. silky sifts of total transcendence. tempting accents of sheer pleasure. introducing "unicorn whispers." this should be the name. or something more like "golden gold." so delicious, it should have another name. . >> catherine: a new to go system coming to massachusetts highways. and if you're not ready, your pocketbook will suffer. we'll show you how much it could set you back. >> reporter: few would argue to get rid of these on the mass. pike. take over, some drivers won't be pleased. >> people are being pushed further and further outside of the city especially with regard to the housing crisis. i guess i'm concerned about how that's going to affect young people and people who are low income. >> reporter: it all comes down to one of these. if you haven a easy pass transponders, it might actually cost you less to use the tolls. if you have no easy pass, you definitely pay more. here's an example of what you might pay. to exit 18 allston brighton. instead of stopping at tollbooths you go under toll gantries monitoring your drive. a driver with an easy pass $1.65. but no pass, $3.65. >> not easy to implement butting some we need to do. >> reporter: he sits on the transportation board. period so those without a transpondering are allowed to ease into it and not face costs until next year. >> i think we need to be more sensitive. there are going to be some without a transponder and we shouldn't be penaliing them just because they weren't ready to go on that specific date. if it's hand at the start, it's going to be a challenge to overcome that. >> reporter: blair miller, fox 25 news. >> catherine: there is one more issue blair uncovered at save $50 million with the new tolls. now that number dropped to just 5 million. >> jason: this tractor trailer snarled up traffic. you can see the smoke billowing and the flames there. the cab of the truck engulfed in flames. this happened near charlieston just before 10:30 yesterday hours because of that significant fire. >> catherine: rescuers searching for two people after the crash of a small plane near downtown new orleans. three people on board the cessna which crashed. it went down just before 9:00 last night. the woman on board was rescued by a private yacht. but two men remain missing. divers in the water searching for the wreckage. >> jason: two sinkholes brought traffic to a halt down in mia a water main break opened up the sinkholes yesterday afternoon. they had to close the southbound lanes of the highway which created a big headache anybody driving in the sunshine state. >> shiri: all right. let's talk about weekend forecast. forecast today is shaping up very nicely. it's normal to wake up to the 60s. average morning lows. normal afternoon high in boston 78 degrees. we're going to be pretty normal here. this morning. you can already seeing the background brighter. don't forget to send your pictures to me. we always love a good sunrise here. 67 degrees in the city right now. winds are nice and light. visibility is perfect out there. boston a little bit tricky because your warm up today only goes into upper 70s which as i mentioned somewhat normal. a lot of sunshine out there. but also a couple scattered clouds. by 10:00 a.m., 75 noontime 78 degrees. upper 70s by 8 p.m. but let's take you town by town. cape going to be a cooler spot. kind of normal, 79 in barnstable. 75 nantucket, about 80 degrees in warren. a little warmer south shore and south coast, new bedford today 83 degrees. lower 60s in plymouth. but only 79 in marshfield. go up by several degrees in brockton middleboro and taunton 70s. step off the coast, coburn at 84, upper 80s in places like natick over to hudson and shirley. even chelmsford 86 degrees. this afternoon, for the north shore, the coastline, upper 70s to lower 80s. back into merrimack valley and dover and haverhill middle 80s. central massachusetts about 84 down to auburn. 88 in fitchburg, 87 in boylston. southern new hampshire today, a warm day, middle 80s from keene to nh coastline today, hampton beach 79 degrees. future cast today still high pressure driving. with the position changing a little bit from where it was yesterday, we start to see the winds coming on shore and with the winds coming off of the water, that's what's causing cooler weather at the beaches. 7:00 a.m. clouds leaking in especially points north and west of boston, a little more in the scattered clouds than south eastern mass. tomorrow morning or 7:30 here, where we have partly to mostly cloudy skies to start off the day. more clouds than sun in the morning up ahead of the cold front. likely to going to pass through in the noontime. spot showers in the early morning or afternoon. by this point, usually stir up some showers. looks like the dryer air is going to be pushing in up ait. i don't think we have after slight risk of shower tomorrow afternoon and evening. clearer air and gradually end up clearing out. overnight i've got lows in the 60s to lower 70s and then for tomorrow, we'll see highs probably in the mid to upper 80s. it's going to be muggy. tracking the tropics as well. i'm going to have an update on that in your seven-day forecast with the with the weekend always in view as 87 tomorrow with a spot shower in the morning. chance of couple showers rolling into your thursday morning as well. then we get cool and almost fall like by friday into saturday. back to you. >> starting today several major theme parks in florida are adding a new feature in order to find zika. bush gardens will have ae epa insect repellent at the park. disney world also added the feature. right now it's not spread outside of miami, but experts say it's only a >> jason: this morning, more details about a shooting death of a nba's cousin. an argument happened between an uber driver and two customers. it happened friday and dwayne wade's cousin caught in the cross fire as she rush pushed her newborn in the stroller. wade's cousin died. the baby was not hurt. new details as the shooting is sparking backlash for one presidential candidate. tell you what donald trump said that has people upset this weekend. >> catherine: transit police are looking to connect a man in an incident on the t. look at this picture here, police are looking for that man in connection to lewd conduct that happened on the green line earlier this month. contact the police with any information. >> jason: a little boy going above and beyond to help men and women who serve. this morning, we'll show you the major support he community as he raises money for vets one cup at a time. >> catherine: a ride sharing company, the promotion now available from uber to help you company, the promotion now available from uber to help you declutter. all you get. longhorn's great american steak dinner for $12.99. perfectly seasoned 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code uber gives somerville. >> catherine: a new study finding looks matter, at least when it comes to teachers. researchers did a simple experiment involving students. turns out those with attractive teacher remembered more information during lecturers. the lead author of the study says it's all boils down to mother nature. >> jason: not surprising actually. this weekend, a rescue story that sounds like it's ripped straight out of a classic novel. this is wild. a pair of boaters now safe after being stranded in the micro insurance sha, find out the message that led them to them. it worked. sos in the sand and spotted by u.s. navy aircraft. the men had been marooned 8 days before it arrived. 8 days on an island. they searched 18,000 square miles while looking for them and they got lucky. >> catherine: at least it didn't turn into a cast away. >> jason: four years with wilson. talking to wilson. >> catherine: a different kind of rescue right here in turtles a little help in cape cod bay after getting tangled up. make sure you're extra careful on the water. >> jason: my heart breaks for those guys when they get stuck. >> catherine: i know poor thing. >> jason: shiri. >> shiri: it is the weekend. so let's check out the golf forecast. even headed to the backyard, 70 today. the next shot for showers we desperately need coming up. >> catherine: plus a community coming together in the wake of again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... your heart loves omega-3s. but there's a difference between the omega-3s in fish oil and those in megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body... ...which makes your heart, well, mega-happy. happier still, megared is proven to increase omega-3 levels in 30 days. megared. the difference is easy to absorb. complete new england news coverage continues right now. >> jason: all right. welcome back everyone. let's take a live look outside. 6:30, 76 degrees outside. hard to believe this is the last sunday of the month. september is right around the corner, thursday. >> catherine: i know. what a nice month it's been. it was warm yesterday, another warm one on the way, at least for some of us. >> shiri: yeah, a little bit cooler at the beaches. a nice weekend as a whole. right now tracking a little bit of fog out there in spot l fog in norwood, nothing dense, nothing to slow you down. if you have early sunday plans, temperaturewise, a little crisp out there in places like bourne, and hyannis and the vineyard, 50s right now. probably add the extra layer, only on for about two hours. upper 70s in boston. even 70 in marblehead but the 70s checking in 66 degrees in malden, 59 in norwood. another chilly shot. degrees. townsend at 57 and 60 in new hampshire. so temperatures in the 50s and 60s this morning. day planner takes you up to 80 degrees by noon. sun and some clouds. cooler conditions at the beaches but overall high 84 degrees by 3:00 p.m. town by town and check out some of the local beaches in less than 10. back to you guys. >> catherine: a fast moving fire damages a home in northborough of it started around 3:00 t in the roof on hudson street. firefighters on the scene for nearly two hours. all of the residents in that home made it out. but the family does tell us the two cats are missing and may not have survived. so far no word on a cause but does appear to be suspicious at this time. >> jason: replace a newspaper box dustin pedroia in a dangerous act of vandalism, caught on surveillance cam where a earlier this week. newspaper box belonging to the rainbow times. tonight at 7:00, they'll unveil a new box at 7:00. state police investigating a hate crime because the paper serves the lgbt community. there's a $5,000 reward leading to the arrest. >> catherine: donald trump calls democratic hillary clinton unfit to serve. meanwhile, he's facing backlash for the murder of an cousin. >> reporter: donald trump kicked off an event in iowa and wasn't missing words. >> hillary clinton thinks she's entitled to be president. her criminal conduct at home and her failed interventions overseas simply make her unfit. she is unfit to serve in the oval office. >> reporter: this comes as trump is working hard to clear up any confusion about his immigration policy after critics implied it might be softening. swiftly removing criminal illegal immigrants from this country. >> reporter: trump stirred up controversy, after the murder star of dwayne wade's cousin. >> dwayne wade's cousin was shot and killed walking in chicago. just as i'm saying african american are -- wade yet to donald trump on trump using his name in the others -- holly pete tweeted out the message, i am so offended by this, i can hardly breathe. on the democratic side, hillary clinton, getting the first national security briefing after her party's meeting. got some good news of the state department. announcing that logs of all of her meetings of secretary of state won't be released until december well after the new tv ad. >> you can't make america great again if you don't make things in america. >> catherine: and coming up this morning, donald trump's new campaign manager will join chris wallace on fox news sunday. right here on fox 25. you can stay with fox 25 with continuing coverage of the 2016 presidential race. we are your home for the latest developments leading up to election day. >> jason: foxboro police say dozens of people custody after the first night of the gillette stadium concert. in past years, the concert has been known for bad behavior. 41 people detained friday. seven will be charged. the rest in protective custody and then released. we're checking with foxboro police this morning with the number of arrests at last night's show. police have a man in custody after a shooting in dorchester. aaron almeida was arrested. he's being charged with murder. >> catherine: three men behind bars in connection with a break in at a auto shop in watertown. they broke into a aaa auto clinic back on july 25th. the men accused of chiselling wall and then stealing hundreds of dollars in cash. boston police say they seized this loaded handgun during a traffic stop in the south end. ly police tell fox 25 they stopped the car violation, then they noticed marijuana, and several bags in the back seat. the gun was seized after they searched the driver. >> jason: they now know the name of a woman hit in a crash. we showed you pictures of the taken earlier in the week. you can see the driver covering passenger. they were able to determine the name of the driver. >> catherine: governor charlie baker will welcome the governors from the other five new england states as well as leaders of five eastern providences to beacon hill. the group will discuss business and energy policies in the two regions. this is 40th conference of the group. >> jason: live in an age when almost anything can be bought online, including guns. new at 7:00 this sunday, the new push in massachusetts lawmakers making to get gun seams off of a popular social media website. >> catherine: plus a little boy going above and beyond helping veterans who serve. helping veterans one cup at a time. the help he got from his community. >> shiri: lemonade sounds great, because we've got great pictures. in plymouth, waves one to two when you can take your hands off the wheel to get out of a tight spot. when you can relax with your foot off the brake and stay put. and when you enjoy 400 horsepower that's both smooth and controlled. that's the more human side of engineering. hurry in for limited time offers lincoln summer invitation sales event. lease a lincoln mkc for $289 a month or get 0% apr for 60 months and $1,000 dollars summer invitation bonus. creamy swirls of pure indulgence. silky sifts of total transcendence. tempting accents of sheer pleasure. introducing "unicorn whispers." this should be the name. but, with 20% of your daily fiber, its actually fiber one. >> jason: many new england community rallying to help towns and villages destroyed by the earthquake in italy. 290 people died. in rhode island, a woman from italy helping collect money from one of the hardest hit towns. >> there's a lot of support. people try to helpful they send or they have food and clothes and blankets. >> jason: that woman is in new england visiting her brother who she was here when the quake hit. >> catherine: a local community is supporting a 7-year-old boy who is gaining a reputation as a very good fund-raiser. tyler hardman has a lemonade stand outside of his home in grafton. he wanted to help local veterans services for local veterans. as word spread about his goal, they helped. hundreds of people purchased >> there's no words for it. he's got such a big heart. he's such a good kid. and he -- it's just what he loves to do correct >> tyler's lemonade stand raised $2500. last year he collected $1600 for a grafton police officer with cancer. >> jason: he's got experience. >> catherine: yeah and he's doing a great job. >> jason: and the lemonade looks pretty good, too, doesn't it? new death. the reason justice has not been served. >> catherine: wreaking havoc on your lawn and signature food items we look forward to every >> jason: the severe drought continues and as we head toward fall, local apple farmers trying to save their crops. what orchards are doing to make sure plenty of apples to pick. >> reporter: at the rolling orchards, peak season is just weeks away and al pep farmer sums up this apple season like this. >> the lack of water. >> reporter: the dry season leaves apple trees soaking up the sun and very little water. >> we just keep pumping water and i have a pretty good crop so >> reporter: some sizing up better than others. >> three inch, 3.25 maybe. >> reporter: are these small? >> these are small. that's 2 inch apple maybe 1.50. if it was a normal year, this would be twice the size right now. >> reporter: moore has two pond on his property, they're put to good use this year, making up for the rain fall, which comes as >> we run tractors, 24 hours a day and pump for the wells and they run constantly. >> reporter: moore said he was more worried in july when the apples first started blooming. he's comfortable this year will turn out to be an average one. >> i'll probably pick 15,000 bushels this year, plus pick your own, that's another 4, 5,000 there. >> reporter: he says expect smaller apples but expect them to taste just as good. red sox fan. >> yeah, pretty much the same. >> reporter: in wrentham, kerry kavanaugh, fox 25 news. >> catherine: a seattle suburb is shocked by what a utility crew found under a street. they found evidence that two children were living in a sewer tunnel. the workers noticed a manhole cover out of place and spotted a bed made out of plywood at the end of the shaft. also toys and other items. they found two young boys who say they've been for the past month. >> i've been doing this kind of work for the last 30 years and i've never never come across it before. >> i can't imagine someone sleeping or living in a manhole and not being aware that was happening. >> catherine: workers say the boys were both around 12 years old. no word on where they are now. >> jason: hero this weekend, for rescuing in a truck. taylor was in a meeting when he the woods. taylor and colleagues ran outside to help and found flames shooting from a dump truck that rolled over. the female driver trapped inside and yelling for helpful taylor grabbed a baton and smashed a window and got her out. >> the only thing it thought of was i need to getter had out of the truck. >> jason: he suffered second degree burns and some cuts. the driver, though, only had minor injuries. get you up on this sunday morning. we've got a temperature of 77. i want to talk about dew points for a second. 64 degrees your dew point right now in boston. that means that it's just a little sticky out there. what's going to happen as we inch into monday, see the dew points rising and it turns a little muggier as the southwest wind works its way in. i've still got high pressure in the neighborhood nice and bright this morning. winds coming in off of the water, the cooler coastline passing through until tomorrow. that means today ends up being dry, 8:00 a.m., 71 in boston, upper 60s, lower 70s in the 'burbs. still looking mostly sunny. by noontime, clouds scattering up, in particular north of botch. temperatures by lunchtime 77 in boston. 81 in lawrence, 77 in worcester. lower 80s in norwood. mid 70s for the outer cape and then into the afternoon we go. and you sue he a little more of that white on the map and that's going to end up being more of the scattered clouds all things considered, it's going to be a bright day. we've got 80s inland, we've got in 70s at the beaches here and even if you're out on sunday night at 8:00 p.m., i've still got temperatures in the low to mid 70s. so still writ approximate warm out there under partly cloudy skies. so let's check out some of the highs for today because it does end up, depending on where you are, it ends up being a little cooler than yesterday. spots like boston, yesterday, at 83 degrees, today, it's going to well. 70s over the cape and islands. step away from the coastline and go further west, we've got upper 80s in norwood. in fitchburg today, nashua, new hampshire about 86 degrees. it is going to be warm today. it's going to feel summer like with the moderate humidity and then low temperatures tonight back in the upper 60s mostly with increasing clouds. i think most of us end up staying dry tonight and into the day tomorrow. but there will be some spot shower half of your monday. it's also warm and it's muggy tomorrow. the humidity is rising. we've got about 90 possibly in norwood. upper 60s in spots like boston and lawrence, over to worcester at 83 degrees. probably low and mid 80s for the cape. and that warm, muggy, up ahead of this cold front. so this is 8:00 tomorrow morning. this cold front is going to stir up more in the way of clouds than showers. but keep in mind for the morning commute and even lunch time tomorrow because the front is in ahead and along it. there's not that much moisture out there, though. so what i think is going to end up happening, i think by the time the front moves through, the moist air is going to be pushing out. we've got a situation where it's not going to be good to get a lot of showers out of it. it's probably going to end up drying up in most towns and cities. by 4:00 p.m., as the front is moving off shore, skies clearing out. late monday actually turning brighter, turning more comfortable. today, tomorrow, partly to even mostly cloudy skies at times with a chance of a showers in the morning and middle of the day. 80 degrees on tuesday, looking nice and bright, the next chance of showers rolls in on wednesday evening into thursday morning. then it feels fall like by the end of the week with lows in the 50s on friday and saturday. and highs only in the 70s. back to you consider. >> a community in the south gathers to remember a pair of the lives of two nuns one of them a massachusetts native. >> jason: 30 games for the end of the season. and the red sox still fighting for first place. 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, four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. let's improve public schools for all students, not just a select few. vote no on question 2. 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would've tied the inch ma league record not lost on bogaerts. the sox win one game back of toronto. tonight against the orioles again. one more week for tom brady game with the giants. brady will be gone from foxboro for a full month. refreshing to see him back on the field and playing in carolina. if it did take reps away from jimmy garoppolo. in their preseason finale. christopher price will join me in studio tonight on sunday night sports wrap to talk about all things patriots. plus on sports wrap, another look back at all time baseball game and pod cast 11:30 tonight on sports wrap. enjoy your sunday but come back for that later on. see ya. >> jason: all right, butch. an envelope quarterback is drawing a lot of criticism for his refusal to stand for the national anthem. he has not stood for any of the national anthems in any of the preseason. he's hoping to draw attention to racial issues in america. oppresses black people and people of color. end quote. the nfl encourages but does 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shiri spear in for jason brewer. and some spots won't break 80. >> shiri: yeah, like the beaches today. beaches our coolest spot. the cloud cover today will be patchy, out there, but not that significant. now in boston at 69 degrees. 67 in lawrence waking up to 60 in norwood. 64 in worcester. 65 in chatham. 60s to get you out the door. if you have errands to run this morning, if you're headed out there, boston 73 degrees, 11:00 a.m. comes along, mid 70s. boston today upper 70s for highs. not necessarily crystal clear but it is going to be pretty bright out there. same for the cape, highs in the upper 70s. also a few more clouds in the mix. spots like lowell today, at 9:00 a.m. 79 degrees. make it all the way into the middle 80s there. there will be a range from 76 to 86. sun and scattered clouds expected through your sunday with the coolest conditions at the beaches. back to you. >> catherine: this morning, a fast moving fire damages a home in northborough. the fire started around 3:00 this morning. you can see in the video there, a hole in the roof of that building on hudson street. firefighters were on the scene for near t of the home ock -- okay. but the two family cats are us inning and may not have survived. >> jason: wellesley is gearing up for a community gathering to talk about diversity. >> catherine: it comes a month after a racist facebook post targeting a student's family. stephanie coueignoux talks about >> reporter: yeah,crath lynn, the father of the teenager is going to be speaking at a family picnic held out here outside of the town hall. the father posted an audio clip to his facebook page explaining what happened. in that audio clip, he said that his son earlier had invited some of his friends to a bbq here in wellesley. he said one of the teens took a picture of the family portrait and posted that facebook conversation. 7 teens in all were part of that conversation. three from wellesley high school and then four from other schools in the boston area. he says that post used derogatory and racist language, including the n word, the word genocide, and the post also told the family, quote, go back to their own country because they are taking jobs. now he said while this post is understandably very upsets. racism. >> this is an important opportunity to correct what is obviously still a very big issue in our society. we may be the victims in this, but it doesn't mean that we are powerless or that we cannot change the course of the discourse and in our town. >> reporter: so he's inviting everyone to attend this picnic to discuss and have a conversation about this. now, this is organization, the world of wellesley. it is going to be from 4:00 to 6:00. in that audio clip, he also said that the principal at wellesley high school is also looking into this, and also looking to create a conversation as well. in wellesley, i'm stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> jason: tufts university is issuing a safety warning this weekend after a scary wake up to one student. a student found a stranger morning police say at a house in college street in somerville. witnesses say the man was college aged. he took off in sedan. no one was hurt and police are investigating and stepped up patrols in that area. >> catherine: flames and smoke visible for miles after this fire on plum island. these pictures shown by a fox 25 viewer. the fire captain who lives nearby spotted that fire on 20th between battling these flames and providing back up at the station, a total of 14 towns responded to help newburyport's fire department. the home owner was at the beach when the fire broke out but ran home when he saw the flames. >> it's very upsetting to see something like that happen and your whole house go up in flames pretty much. >> catherine: the homeowner and two other people who live there weren't hurt. one firefighter was hospitalized for heat exhaustion but will be okay. >> catherine: this is the called for a big fire recently. this one broke out on 59th street. the cause remains under investigation. >> jason: two southwest airline attendants were badly after hitting turbulence on the way to new hampshire. it trumped down in manchester around 7:00 last night. southwest tells fox 25, the employee injuries were minor. none of the 143 passengers on the plane were injured. another flight forced to land after suf failure mid flight. the extend of the damage there, bound for orlando and passengers say they heard a big boom when one of the engines blew. >> i thought it was an attack. or that plane was going to go down. >> it felt like half of the plane almost capsized on the other side. >> jason: so the plane was forced to land in pensacola after the cabin lost pressure, they had to use oxygen masks just to breathe. wrong. >> catherine: today counselors will be available at lunenburg middle high school as the community mourns a recent graduate. austin robins was killed yesterday morning when the car he was riding in veered off the road and hit trees. in a statement to fox 25 last night, his former principal remembered him for his infess shoes personality. he went on to say, a.j. had a big heart and a beautiful spirit. he will be missed by his family, the driver, 19-year-old joseph kapp, police say, was drunk. he's due in court tomorrow to face motor vehicle homicide and other charges as police continue to investigate. the council advisories will be available from noon to 1:00. >> jason: a man who was accused of killing nuns in their home has confessed. the sheriff says police work and tips from the community led to rodney sander s' arrest. the nuns of this morning, one big unknown still remains. why. the police say sanders did not give a reason for the killings. people who knew one of the nuns from our area, say tells jim morelli they're trying to understand and forgive. >> reporter: sister paula merrill grew up in stoneham. >> try to do justice and all of that. i'm trying to somebody could do it. >> reporter: the nurse practitioners work,ed at medical clinic that served some of the state's poorest citizens. >> they take the time with the patients explain things to them, where they can understand it. they go way beyond. >> reporter: the relationship between sanders and the nuns, unknown if there was even was one. police did find evidence of a break in and the sisters car was name and a face, and a story to add to this narrative. >> reporter: but sister paula's nephew tells fox 25 he still wants to know why the murders happened the same question they're asking at st. patrick's in stoneham. >> it's sad to know it happened. but he's going to have to pay pour what he did, he's can't be out on the streets like that. >> give their lives up for the good of people and somebody does so it's unfathomable. >> reporter: even after a heinous crime that happened in mississippi, catholicism asks for its followers of one difficult thing, that is to forgive. some parishioners here at st. cath-rick say they're ready to do that. >> she would say we need to forgive. we need to forgive from our hearts people like that. god will be the judge. >> reporter: in stoneham, jim morelli fox 25 news. >> jason: sister paula's family their good-byes. wake held today and followed by a funeral mass tomorrow. >> catherine: more than 24 hours later and still no arrests in multiple and unrelated crimes across boston. this story breaking yesterday morning. a stabbing and three shootings all within three hours. despite those investigations, police say overall crime numbers are better this year than last. people who live in the area, tell fox 25, they notice a difference. >> the mayor is doing a great job investing a lot of time around here. whatnot. so i think it died down from what it used to be. >> catherine: two of yesterday's shootings have been deadly. neither identified yesterday. but police say one of the victims knew his killer. recovery efforts continue in italy after a deadly earthquake last week and the nation is rallying around the three towns hit the hardest. all proceeds made at public museums across italy will be donated directly to those suffering. the death toll right now is at 290. another town, amatrice, was hardest hit. now thousands of people living in makeshift camps. >> jason: 7:10 this sunday. another beach day and beach goers in hampton new hampshire may get more than they bargained for today because public nudity will be celebrated with go topless day. it's part to celebrate being nude in public. it's a second year at hampton beach. it is legal in new hampshire, in case you're wondering, police say they don't expect any trouble from today's event. >> catherine: two days south from election day. and controversy swirls around both candidates. a deadline for hillary clinton and the new backlash donald trump is making over his star athlete's cousin. >> jason: we live in an age that almost anything can be bought online. that includes guns. of a website. >> shiri: ragweed levels and again! again! again! again! again? so you can love cereal... almost anything on facebook, including guns, now a massachusetts senator taking aim at the social media giant. george colli reports he wants answers about how easy the process is. >> reporter: search guns for sale on facebook, and just about every type of firearm is available for purchase or trade. we found ar15, shotguns handguns being sold by private unlicensed dealers no background check required. >> it's gotten so easy to purchase a firearm nowadays with a click of a button. facebook banned the policy of selling guns. but the enforcement placed on the ads. every town for gun safety says one site had 600,000 gun ads last year alone. >> i think it's safe to say there are millions of guns bought and sold online each year. >> reporter: the he's ease of buying and selling guns, caused last july. he wrote that he was concerned the guns on facebook could circumvent or violate state laws. facebook responded with this letter, saying this are users report 1 million posts a day. adding when we became aware of the content that violate our standards, we remove it immediately. he says facebook is moving in the right direction but still more it can do. >> we're going to keep up our research and our messages of concern when reporting like citizens are falling short. >> reporter: in washington, george colli fox 25 news. >> catherine: rescuer searching for two people after a crash of a small plane in downtown new orleans. the plane went down just before 9:00 last night. a woman who was on board was rescued by a private yacht. but two men remain missing. divers have been in the water searching for the wreckage. >> jason: two sinkholes brought florida along the turnpike in miami. officials say a water main broke to open those sinkholes yesterday afternoon. officials had to close the southbound lane of the highway as you can imagine created a big back up for drivers down there. >> catherine: several theme parks are adding a new feature, sea world and bush gardens will have free epa repellent at the parks. disney world is adding that they're hoping to ease fears about the zika virus. right now not spread out of miami but experts say only a matter of time. >> shiri: i've got to say, we've had such great viewers. i put out a call for great sunrise photos and you guys answered me. these coming from twitter this morning. this is a good morning from good harbor beach in gloucester. this comes from nicole. this one from hampton beach this morning. a good morning from alex as here. we always love a puppy picture. with the nice sun coming up in the background there. and from barnstead new hampshire, it looks like something happened with the photo but you can go to my twitter page at fox 25 shiri and you can see the subject rides from across the board. boston, 69 degrees, partly cloudy skies this morning. not going to interfere with any of youren practices today. although i know a picture here,s to in a few scattered cloud by 11:00 a.m., 676. upper 70s today in boston and this afternoon, it ends up being a little cooler at our local beaches and that does include the cape. so the cape today, 76 in chatham. 79 in hyannis, lower 80s from spots like expand witch today -- the vineyard 79 degrees. upper 70s in marshfield and hull and mruchlt down to 83 degrees. mid to upper 80s in bridgewater and brockton. 78. mid 70s for portsmouth new hampshire. mid to upper 80s across all of the 'burbs today. worcester today 84 degrees, milford, new hampshire, 86. not too shabby going to look and feel like summer my friends. the breeze off the water and that impacts the shore line here. we do have a weather maker doesn't move in until tomorrow. may deal with a spot shower during the overnight hours or even during the commute tomorrow. but overall, most of us will stay dry. most of us miss this monday rain were it's incredibly scattered here and even though the cold front will pass through boston the middle of the day, with the slight risk of a shower and pushing to southeast certain mass. by this time, dryer air already pushing in, and that kind of sets things up to be -- to squeeze out the but overall, we brighten up during the afternoon hours, we have a couple here and there showers in the morning. overnight tonight, lows in the 60s to about 70 degrees in boston. so we've got some muggy 60s on top. not the kind of night that you necessarily want to open the windows just because it is kind of muggy out there. ahead of our cold front. it's going to be hot and humid. 90 in norwood and providence rhode island tomorrow. 89 degrees in boston. 88 in lawrence. 85 in manchester new hampshire. cape here. we're also watching the tropics, hurricane gaston, good news about that storm. it has and still does, poses no threat to any land masses even the become a cat two here. although they've not officially named or numbered. national hurricane center watching this one, of south florida. heavy rain into portions of florida and then it drifts into the gulf of mexico. another one we're more interested in watching is this and virginia. a lot to watch with this. low risk of it forming into strong right now or in the next cup of days. but, again, the tropics starting to heat up this time of year. 84 degrees today, a mix of sun and scattered clouds. upper 80s, humid tomorrow with a threat of showers during the morning and middle of the day. very few and then we clear out. 88 degrees on tuesday, nice and bright. and after that, the next risk of rain coming into town late on wednesday to cool down and clear out. so friday, and saturday, nice and bright out there, but we'll have lows in the 50s in the morning and highs only in the low to mid 70s. back to you. >> jason: we're learning more about the death -- the shooting death of an nba's star's cousin. police in chicago say the shooting happened after an argument started between an uber driver and two cousins. it happened friday. dwayne wade's cousin caught in the driver wasn't hurt and the uber driver is in custody and two other people being questioned. this comes as the shooting is sparking backlash for one presidential candidate. coming up in 15 minutes we'll tell you what donald trump has people upset this morning. >> catherine: transit police are looking for a man in connection with an incident on the t. look at this picture here. police are looking for that man in connection with a lewd incident that happened on the green tine earlier this mo information. >> jason: a little boy going above and beyond to help the men and women who was serve us. >> because i want them to survive. >> jason: cute guy. show you the major support he's getting from his community as he raises money for veterans one cup at a time. >> catherine: plus an unusual offer from a ride sharing man: we gave him the option -- "do you want to do a big party with your friends, or would you rather do something with us as a big family?" and so he chose for all of us to get together, to great wolf lodge, and have a family birthday. woman: and that's the family i wanted to give luke was lots of siblings, people who love him all around him at all times, and lots of support. ? ? ? the best way to get together, is with the treat you make together. the salvation army. they will come to your door to pick up your date of birth nations, if interested, use the promo code uber gives 2016. available just today in boston, cambridge, brookline and somerville. >> catherine: a new study finds looks matter at least when it accomodation to teacher. researchers did a simple experiment involving students. it turns out those with an attractive teacher remembered more information during lectures. the lead author of the all boils down to mother nature. >> jason: it's not fair. but are you surprised? >> i don't know. i wouldn't have thought that necessarily. >> jason: a story straight out of a novel. a pair of boaters now safe after being stranded on an island in micronesia. check out the message that they used that worked. sos in the sand. spotted by navy aircraft. they had been marooned for 8 days before help arrived. miles while looking for them. eventually found them with the s.o.s. carved in the sand. >> catherine: this brings to mind cast away. i'm really glad they were found. >> jason: 8 days on an island. >> catherine: that's a long time. >> jason: that's a lot of coconuts. >> shiri: he's never eating them again. t time about 74 degrees. should be close to 80 by 11:00 this month were and 1:00 this af clouds and temps about 83. break down the hot spots when we come back. >> jason: brazen 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 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marblehead right now. waltham 69, norwood, 60 degrees. maynard right now, 61. we've got 58 in keene, new hampshire. nashua at 62. mid 60s from worcester to day planner shapes unfairly bright. it's going to be a mix of some sun, scattered clouds by noon time. 80 degrees. middle 80s for many here at 3:00 p.m. but cooler conditions at the beaches today, find temps 76 to 82. beach by beach look at the conditions you should plan around in just a couple minutes. 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 message, he shared the details of that conversation. >> a lot of it expletives, calling us the n words repeatedly. anti-semitic comments saying we should go home and go back to our country because we're taking american jobs and that theyen was to genocide us. >> reporter: his family, most of south africa. his son, though, has returned because he's attending football camp and practice at wellesley high school. as for this specific event, this is from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. again here outside of wellesley town hall and everyone is invited to attend. he also says in that audio clip says that the wellesley high school principal is also having conversations on this issue. but no word yet on whether the three students who attend this high school will be disciplined. in >> catherine: new the morning, a fast moving fire damages a home in northborough. this started around 3:00 this morning. you can see in the video here, a hole in the roof of the building on hudson street. they were on the scene for nearly two hours all of the residents made it out. but the family tells us two cats are missing and may not have survived. so far no word on the cause but it doesn't appear to be suspicious at this time. >> jason: tonight, publisher of a local paper will replace a newspaper box destroyed in a vandalism. caught on surveillance camera earlier this week, that blast coming up, destroyed a newspaper box belonging to the rainbow of salem. they will unveil a new box during a public ceremony at the same location. they're investigating the valley vandalism as a possible hate crime of the paper serves the lgbt community. there's a $5,000 reward leading to a >> trump is facing backlash about the tweet of a murder of an nba's star's cousin. >> reporter: donald trump kicked off the roast and ride in iowa and wasn't missing words. >> hillary clinton thinks she's entitled to be president. her criminal conduct at home and her failed interventions overseas simply make her unfit. she is unfit to serve in the oval office. >> reporter: this comes as trump confusion about his immigration policy after critics implied it might be softening. >> on day one, i'm going to begin swiftly removing criminal illegal immigrants from this country. >> reporter: trump stirred up controversy on twitter after the murder of nba star piece dwayne wade's cousin, trump said, dwayne wade's cousin was killed walking in chicago, just what i'm saying african american will vote trump. pa that someone is looking for things to clean things up. wade is yet to comment on trump using his name in the campaign. others used twitter to slander did the man the move. holly pete saying, i'm so offended by this, i can barely breathe. on the democratic side of the aisle, hillary clinton getting her first national security breaching as her party's nominee. the news comes after clinton got announcing that logs all of her meetings as secretary of state won't be fully released until december well after the election. this comes after her campaign gets back on message attacking donald trump releasing this new tv ad. >> you can't make america great again if you don't make things in america. >> catherine: coming up this morning, donald trump's new campaign manager will join chris wallace on fox news sunday at 10:00 a.m. right here on fox 25. stay with fox 25 for continuing coverage of shall race we are the home of your latest developments leading right up election day. >> jason: yarmouth police say they know the name of the woman accuse of being the driver in a hit and run crash. ericalopes of yarmouth port. we showed you a picture of that crash earlier this week, you can see driver covering her face but the passenger is visible. tips helped them identify the passenger in less than an hour and through that they were able driver. >> catherine: massachusetts state house will be site of an international summit. governor charlie baker will well come the governors from other five states as well as leaders of providences to beacon hill. they will discuss business and economic policies common to the regions. meetings will continue tomorrow. >> jason: a little over a month out from a toll system hitting massachusetts highways. if you're not prepared it could cost you. coming up at 8:00 this sunday we'll tell cost you if you try to use cash. >> catherine: a little boy going above and beyond to the men and women who served. helping veterans one cup at a time. the help he got from his community. >> shiri: here's your beach forecast. 78 in dennis, 83 in plymouth and 75 nantucket. we've got waves 1 to 3 feet off again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... >> jason: many new england families rallying to help italy. 290 people died in wednesday's quake and right now a massive recovery effort underway. donations coming in from all around the world. in rhode island, a woman from italy is helping collect money for one of the hardest hit towns. >> there's a lot of support. people try to have -- they send or they have food and clothes and blankets. >>yes that woman is in in new en who was a local chef. she was here when the quake hit. >> catherine: a local community supporting a 7-year-old boy who is getting a reputation as a very good fund-raiser. tyler hard deman has a lemonade stand outside of grafton. he wanted to help a group that helps veterans. as word spread, neighbors wanted to help. they arranged for a convey to pass by his house while hundreds tyler's mom couldn't be more proud. >> there's no words for it. he's got such a big heart. he's a good kid and it's just what he loves to do. >> reporter: tyler's lemonade stand raised $2500. last year, collected $1600 for a police officer with cancer. what a great kid. >> jason: it's really really awesome. he's only seven years old. >> catherine: good stuff. >> jason: the drought is things we are used to every fall. kerry kavanaugh goes behind the fight farmers are us faking to make sure apples are ripe for picking. >> catherine: plus a new pushing to get answers in a . >> jason her grandparents continue to push for answers about what happened. they tell fox 25 justice has not been served. >> it's been said, time heals all wounds. for david and diane cox sin, that time has not come. >> every day i go down to the cemetery, every day. >> reporter: it's been one year since their granddaughter died from a suspected heatstroke while in foster care. diane says she calls the investigation. according to her, the updates are always the same. >> they don't know what happened. they haven't got a clue what happened. >> reporter: ava lived in this auburn foster home with six other children. months after her death, a dcf report obtained by fox 25, suggested ava may have been left in a hot care while in the care of her foster mom, kim malpass, or malpass's boyfrien mallet. however, according to the report, neither provided in i reasonable explanation and what really happened to ava remains a mystery. >> i want justice, plain, ordinary truth. i want the truth. there's no way in the world on god's green earth that that child died in that house. there is no way. >> reporter: on top of crushing grief, there's growing frustration, david and diane will continue to do the only thing they can, push and push hard for answers. you don't leave a baby in the hot car. >> reporter: i'm ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> jason: and fox 25 reached out the worcester county d.a.'s office to see if they would tell us anything about this case, but all they would say is it remains under investigation. >> catherine: water company workers in federal way, washington, found evidence there was two children living in a sewer tunnel. the workers noticed a manhole cover out of place and bed made out of plywood at the bottom of the shaft. there were also clothes, toys and several other items. nearby they found two young boys who said they had been staying there for the past month. >> i've been doing this kind of work for over 30 years and i've never never come across it before. >> i can't even imagine anyone sleeping or living in a manhole and not being aware that that was happening. >> catherine: workers say the boys were both around 12 years >> shiri: happy sunday, everybody. and we have a little mix here of sunshine and cloud cover. you can see those partly cloudy skies over boston. not a bad day, a few more clouds a couple degrees cooler in the city than yesterday. temperature right now 69 degrees. dew point temperature an important part of our forecast as well. 65 right now. what that means is it's just a little bit sticky out there. i don't think it's anything that you can't things getting muggier as we get into your monday. by tomorrow, we've got that almost -- not quite oppressively but we've just got stickier more uncomfortable air that's going to be moving in in the next 24 hours. right now, high pressure is still controlling this weather pattern. we've got this weather maker moving toward us but it doesn't arrive until late late tonight and tomorrow. that's when you feel the first affects of that. so future cast here this morning is highlighting a lot of upper in the upper 70s at most of our local beaches but inland towns and beaches are already going to be in the lower 80s. a few more of the clouds north and west of boston, but all going to see partly sunny conditions meaning a little bit of cloud cover today as we go. we've got mid 80s really ruling inland down toward the cape, you can see we're talking mid 70s for most of your afternoon. future cast even for this evening at 8:00 got sunday night plans i've got dry conditions, partly cloudy conditions and temperatures sinking back into the low to mid 70s. let's break in some of the hot spots. 88 in bedford. 87 in nashua, new hampshire. 87 in norwood. boston lands at 78 degrees. we should get up to about 80 in beverly. 83 in plymouth and mid to upper 70s for most of the cape and the islands. it's also going to tend to be a because we're adding the clouds from the either month and the west first. lows tonight land in the 60s. not going to be 60s, 60s and sticky out there overnight as the clouds start to thicken up. we could see one lonely shower pass through overnight. not going to be a soaker. it's going to be dry. same about tomorrow. hot and humid, rivalling 90s in norwood and providence rhode island. upper 80s in lawrence to nashua, new hampshire. worcester at 83. we've got 80s for the cape. risk of rain is going to be low because activity is just so sparse on this front. 8:00 in the morning, we've got more clouds than sun for the first half of the day. count on partly to -- because the front is so close by, the slight risk of having something pop up along it. clearing in the coast and the we get to clear out on monday afternoon, monday evening. 84 today, sun and clouds, risk of a shower in the first half. clear out on tuesday. high of 89 degrees. er no chance of showers, late wednesday into early thursday of ended of the week, it's going to feel almost fall like. back to you guys. >> catherine: as a community in south gathers to say good-bye to a pair of lives cut short by violence closer to home a call for answers in the murder of two nuns one native. >> jason: and just 33 2k3w5i78s left to go before the playoffs and the sox fighting for a spot and fighting for first place. you love summer but it's tough on your feet leaving them feeling rough. discover amop? pedi perfect. it's the beauty secret that's earning five star reviews for buffing away hard, dry skin amop?. love every step. and right now save $15 at coupons.com. . >> reporter: hi everybody, i'm butch stearns and here's your sports for your sunday morning. 33 games to go for the red sox. if they have a few more games like last night at fenway, they're not going to have to worry about making the playoffs. david price with a good start and sox with the hitting shoes, 3 of 12 hits for homers. mookie betts and hanley ramirez a three home run night. history nearly made by dustin pedroia. 11 for his last 11. when he came up to bat at the 8th, had he gone 12 for 12, he would've tied the major league record. that factor not lost on bogaerts. one win back of toronto. tonight against the orioles again. tom brady avenue thursday night preseason game against the giants. brady will for a full month. refreshing to see him back on the field in north carolina even if it did take reps away from jimmy garoppolo. in their preseason finale. christopher price will join me in studio tonight. on sunday night sports wrap to talk all things patriots. plus a look back at old time baseball game and new look into our pod cast tv25 dedicated to 11:30 tonight. see ya. >> catherine: 7:55. a plum island home up in flames. the massive response from surrounding towns as crews work to knock down that fire. >> shiri: above average in boston the last few days, today is the day that changes. break down the cooler spots coming up. >> jason: on hand at the local high 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 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a high schooler targeted in aris cyst facebook post is hoping to start a town wide conversation. the action he's taking today to raise awareness. >> jason: a confession in the murder of two nuns. what police are saying about the stoneham prepare to say good-bye. >> catherine: plus a safety alert for college students. the early morning scare that has police stepping is up patrols. >> jason: good morning, everybody. we hope you're enjoying your sunday morning. it's 8:00, august 28th, i'm jason law. >> catherine: and i'm catherine parrotta. a nice day for our last weekend of august. >> jason: we're getting used t >> catherine: yeah, at least more most areas, not every area reaches 80 today. >> shiri: not everybody. hints of showers up northern new england. that's where the showers end up staying today. our own showers leaking into the area. 70 in boston down to plymouth. 72 in lawrence. the rest of us waking upper 60s right now. and hour by hour forecast in boston. 70s where we max out in boston. pretty common along the coastline. north shore up to 82 degrees. inland towns and cities arest with middle 80s in places like brockton and range 76 to 86. back to you guys. >> catherine: new details of a fast moving fire in northborough. we're now learning two people went to the hospital minor injuries. one of the residents had minor burns and a unknown injury. fox 25 crews on the scene as they monitor hot spots this morning. you can see a hole in the building on the building. still no word on the cause of this fire, but does not appear to be suspicious at this time. >> jason: breaking this morning, prosecutors in italy will now open a criminal investigation into the damage caused by wednesday's earthquake. 291 people lost their lives when the tremors struck the central part of the country. officials want to know if not met in some of the hardest hit towns. two buildings a school and a church were build, oughted destroyed. one prosecutor says the death toll cannot just be considered a work of fate. back home happening here today, wellesley is gearing up for a community gathering to talk about diversity. >> catherine: coming about a month after a racist facebook post targeting a stephanie coueignoux is live with details about that post that started it all, stephanie. >> reporter: yeah, the father of the teenager says obviously this is all very uppet issing but he is hoping to turn it into something positive. he's going to be speaking at the town picnic going to be held outside of town hall later on this afternoon. he also posted a audio which i am to his facebook page explaining exactly what happened. in that audio clip, tendai and one of those friends took a picture of the family portrait and posted that photo to a facebook conversation of the father says seven teenagers in all were part of that online post. three attend wellesley high school. and four others go to schools in the boston area. he says that post used derogatory and racist language, including the n word, the word genocide, and also told the family, quote, to their own country because they're, quote, taking jobs. he says while this post is inned dabblely very up sets, he's hoping to create a conversation when it comes to racism. >> actually, this is an important opportunity to correct what is obviously still a very big issue in our society. we may be the victims in this but it doesn't mean that we are powerless or that we cannot change the course of the discourse and in our town. this picnic today. he is going to be speaking here. this event is going to go from 4:00 to 6:00. it's being held by the worlds of wellesley,o. and he also said in that audio clip that the principal of wellesley high school is also discussing this issue. no word yet on whether those three students will be disciplined in any way. in wellesley, stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> jason: tufts university is issuing a safety warning this morning after a t yesterday. the student found a stranger standing in their bedroom. university police say this happened just before 6:00 a.m. saturday at a house on college street in somerville. witnesses say the man was college aged. they say he took off in a dark colored sedan. no one was hurt and this morning, police are still investigating and step up patrols in that area. >> catherine: flames and smoke were visible for miles after a house caught fire on plum island. these pictures sent in by a fox against there. this morning, the fire is out. the cause is still under investigation. the fire captain who lives nearby spotted that fire on 20th street yesterday afternoon. and the between battling these flames and providing back up at the station, a total of 14 towns responded to help newburyport's fire department. the homeowner was at the beach when the fire broke out but ran home when he saw the flames. >> it's very uppet issing to see something like that happen and your whole house go up in flames pretty mu other people who live there weren't hurt. one firefighter hospitalized forever heat xushgs, but will be ock. >> jason: after bad turn would you hundreds on the way to new hampshire. flight 908 in chicago touched down in manchester around 5:00 last night. and south west tells fox 25, the employee injuries were minor. none of 143 passengers on the plane reported injuries. another plane forced to make an emergency landing after mid flight. you can see the damage on these pictures. passengers say they heard a big boom when one of the engines blew. >> i thought it was an attack or that the plane was going to go down. >> it felt like half of the plane almost, like, capsized on the other side. >> jason: imagine that, the plane was forced to land in pensacola, after the cabin began to loose pressure. passengers used oxygen masks just to breathe. despite the scare, no one was hurt and inst into what happened. >> catherine: counseloring will be available at lunenburg middle high school as the community mourns a recent graduate. austin robins was killed yesterday morning when the bar he was riding in veered off the road and hit trees envelope a statement to fox 25 last night. his former principal remembered him for his infectious personality. went on to say, a.j. had a big heart and a beautiful spirit and he will be missed by his classmates, friends and the faculty and staff. another passenger in that car 19-year-old joseph kapp, was drunk. he's due in court tomorrow, to face motor vehicle homicide and other charges as police continue to investigate. the counselors will be available from noon until 1:00. >> jason: a man accused of killing a pair of nuns in their home has confessed according to a sheriff says he was briefed by the mississippi bureau of investigation. police work and tips from the community led to rodney sanders arrest this weekend. this morning, we're also learning more about his criminal background. the mississippi department of corrections says sanders was convicted last year for felony dui served time in prison and current out on probation, in 1996 he was convicted of armed robbery and served six years for that. sanders is facing two counts of capital murder now for the deaths of the nuns and this, morning, one big unknown remains in this case, the why. sanders did not give a reason for the killings. one of the nuns, sister paula 25's jim morelli they're trying to understand amount forgive. >> reporter: sister paula merrill grew up in stoneham and attended st. patrick's church. >> hopefully do justice and all of that. i can't understand how somebody coo coo it. >> reporter: sanders is accused of stabbing sister merrill and sister held to death last week. >> they take the time with the patients, explain things to they go way beyond. >> reporter: the relationship between sanders and the nuns, unknown if there even was one. they found evidence of a break in and the sisters car was missing though later found. >> it's a relief to have a name and a face and a story to add to this narrative. >> reporter: but sister he still wants to know why, and the same question, st. patrick s' at stoneham. >> it's sad to know it happened. but he's going to have the pay for what he did. >> give their lives up for the good of other people. somebody does something horrible like that, unfathomable. >> reporter: even after a heinous crime, catholicism asks something of their followers, that is to rg ready to do that. parishioners like teresa >> she would say to forgive. we need to forgive from our hearts people like that. god will be the judge. >> reporter: in stoneham, jim morelli fox 25 news. >> jason: sister morelli's family in mississippi to say good-bye. >> catherine: still no arrests in multiple and unrelated crimes throughout boston. this story breaking at this time yesterday morning. all within two hours. despite ongoing investigations, police say overall crime numbers are better this year than last. people who live in the area, tell fox 25, they've noticed a difference. >> the mayor is doing a great job investing a lot of time around here. the community meetings and whatnot. so i mean, i think it died down from what it used to be. >> catherine: two of yesterday's shootings were deadly. neither victim has been identified yet. but police say one of the victims knew >> jason: beach goers in hampton, new hampshire may get a bit more than what they bargained out on the beach because they'll be celebrated with go topless day. to celebrate women being out topless in public. the second year in a row it's at hampton beach. in case you're wondering this is legal in new hampshire. police say they don't expect any trouble from that event. >> catherine: two months out from election day, controversy continues to swirl around both candidates. a deadline extension for hillary donald trump is facing over his comments about a star athlete's cousin. >> jason: also this sunday a little more than a month out from a new toll system. if you're not prepared it might cost you. >> shiri: there's no way i'm the only one sneegz up a storm here. high pollen levels, with ragweed >> catherine: a new to go system coming to massachusetts highways and if you're ready not ready, your wallet will suffer. fox 25 blair miller breaks down how much the state's push to ease traffic will push you back. >> reporter: few argues to get rid of these on the m some drivers say they won't be pleased. >> people are being pushed further and further outside of the city especially with regards to the housing crisis. so i i guess i'm concerned about how that's going to affect young people and people who are low income. >> reporter: it all comes down to one of these. if you have an easy pass transponder, it might actually cost you less to use the tolls. but if you have no easy pass, you'll definitely pay more. here's an example of what you might pay under this proposal. 13 in natick, to exit 13 in allston brighton instead of passing under tollbooths, you pass under three toll gantries monitoring your drives. $1.65 for a driver with an easy pass. but no pass, $3.65 including a billing fee. braintree mayor sits on the transportation board, while he supports the change, he's also pushing drivers without a transresponder are allowed to ease into it and not face costs until next year. >> i think we must be more sensitive to the motorists. there will be some who do not have a transponder and we shouldn't be penalizing them just because they weren't ready to go on that specific date. it's going to be a challenge to overcome that. >> reporter: blair miller, fox 25 news. >> catherine: there's one more would save $50 million with the new tolls now that number tropical depression to 5 million. the state wants your input before the new system starts. it will be a number of meetings beginning next month this tractor trailer fire snarled up traffic for a few hours. the driver was able to pull over and pull out. happened near charlton just before 10:30 yesterday morning. the roadway down to one lane for hours because >> catherine: developing at this hour, rescuers searching for two people missing after a crash of a small plane in downtown new orleans. the plane went down just before 6:00 last night. a woman on board was rescued by a private yacht. but two men remain missing. divers in the water searching for the wreckage. starting today, several main theme parks in florida are adding a new feature aimed at free epa approved insect repel lent at the parks. disney world has also added the feature. hoping to ease tourist fears about the mosquito borne virus. not spread out outside of miami, but it's only a matter of time, experts say. >> shiri: welcome to another beautiful summertime day. guess what's going to be average. boston will be average. highs in 80s on top well. and sunshine until 7:24 this evening. a good amount blue in the background. winds nice and quiet but are going to come in off of the water which keeps temperatures kind of capped in boston. 10:00 a.m., 75 degrees. noontime 77. upper 70s at 7:00 p.m. and evening hours back into the middle 70s. so a warm day. temperatures in upper 70s in spots like hyannis, over to provincetown. 75 on nantucket. 80s in sandwich as well, south shore into plymouth at 83 degrees. hull today 76. mid to upper 80s, though, in bridgewater and brockton. even more of them in spots like framingham, at 88, or lowell at 86. same in nashua, new hampshire. worcester headed to 84 degrees today. coastline cooler, 80 in 75 in portsmouth, new hampshire. future cast is going to feature high pressure, which is good because it keeps us dry today and fairly bright. but we are going to see scattered clouds mixing with the sun we saw yesterday. especially points north and west of boston during the afternoon. no rain drops on radar until we hit the overnight hours with the slight risk of a lonely shower coming through. up ahead of the front, warm and muggy tomorrow. even future carrs at 7:30 in the i'm thinking a lot more cloud cover than sunshine for the morning. morning through about lunchtime is when we have that best spot for a couple of showers popping up along this front. i know future cast not showing very much here. but because we have the front in the area, there is that possibility of just a couple. i just don't see a whole lot of moisture attached to that front. which is why i think most of us end up being dry tomorrow. you're going to want to plan around that risk. pack the umbrella. i'm not seeing heavy rain even where we have it. once we hit the southeast, find clearing skies here. overnight tonight, lows in the 60s. muggy, slight risk of a shower tomorrow. i mentioned hot and humid and going to be close to 90 in norwood. 89 in framingham, 88 in lawrence be even upper 80s in boston and mid 80s for the cape. worcester tomorrow 82 degrees. watching hurricane gaston. we like the fact that it's in the open atlantic, even though strengthen to a category two a couple of other areas of interest are not really named or numbered but we have this, which is currently called invest 99. we've been tracking it since last week. south of florida right now, bringing heavy rain there, expecting to move into the gulf of mexico. this one worth watching as well. this disturbance could end up moving toward north carolina in the next couple of days. low risk that's going to develop into anything significant in the next few days. locally partly cloudy skies today at 84. 87 tomorrow with a morning or the middle of the day and we clear out, tuesday sun and 80 degrees. chance of a shower wednesday night into thursday morning and friday and saturday going to feel fall like, temperatures in the morning in the 50s, highs in the lower 70s. back to you guys. >> jason: this morning, we're learning more about the shooting death of an nba's star's cousin. police in chicago, say the shooting started between an argument between an uber driver and a customer. it happened friday. dwayne wade's cousin caught in cousin was killed, the newborn was not hurt. the driver and the customer is being questioned. sparking backlash for one presidential candidate. coming up in about 15 minutes from now, we'll tell you what donald trump said that has people upset this morning. a little boy going above and beyond to help the men and women who serve. >> because if they want -- i want them to survive. >> jason: we'll show you the major support this little boy is getting from his community as he raises money for cup at a time. >> catherine: plus an unusual offer from a ride sharing kelly ayotte: thanks, buddy. kelly (voiceover): i'm kelly ayotte. and when i take the plate for new hampshire... i'm up against a political machine that plays dirty -- because new hampshire deserves better. that's why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... ...and help families pay for college... i approved this message because no matter what they're throwing at 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of those exercises. >> jason: what cd would you want to listen to for 8 days. can you imagine? >> catherine: staying on that theme. a different kind of rescue here in massachusetts. leather back sea turtles needed a little help after being tangled up. experts say we can expect to see fish. >> jason: i feel so bad for those guys, not just turt tells -- >> jason: headed to the beach. >> shiri: i know a couple of people heading to the greens. 2:00 p.m. getting hot out there at 84 degrees. when the clouds bubble up where you live and which spots don't even make it to the 80s today. that's next. >> reporter: a family targeted by a racist facebook post is the message the father has for the family favorite. yoplait. well at least he's wearing shoes. toaster strudel. 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. four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. let's improve public schools for all students, complete new england news coverage continues right now. this is fox 25 morning news. >> jason: welcome back. let's look outside at the common. the skyline. it doesn't get a whole lot better than this, guys. cool 70 degrees, cooler than we're used to the last couple of manageable today, not one of the hot and sticky days earlier this month. >> catherine: i like the sound of that. better hair day and a nice day to get outside, right, shiri? >> shiri: i got to tell you as we travel through the week, it's going to feel stickier, tomorrow, going to feel like fall. a couple of seasons rolled into one week. vineyard and nantucket, 72 in marshfield, 67 in marion. up to 70 in boston and mark head. holy cow in waltham right now. 64 in boxford. and 63 in millis. all about location. 61 in townsend. nashua, new hampshire, though, at 67 degrees. your day planner involve a mix of sun and clouds. going to deal with mix of clouds at noon. 83 degrees. cooler conditions at the beaches, though, beaches ranging from 76 to 8. beach by beach coming up in less than ten minutes back to you. is gathering up for a community gathering talking about diversity. >> catherine: it comes a month after a racist facebook post targeted by a family. stephanie coueignoux is live with more about the post that started it all. >> reporter: yeah be and the father of the teenager says the message and the content of that post was very derogatory and as you can imagine very upsetting to his family. he's taking a stand now, he wants people to learn about the issue of race sim. there picnic held outside of town hall this afternoon and he plans on speaking about racism, hoping people can take away a positive mess sam and start a conversation with their own families about the issue. tendai musikavanhu says while this of course is incredibly upsetting for his family. he is hoping it turns into positive change. in a six minute facebook audio i am which, he explained how this is an important opportunity for start a conversation. he said all of this started when his family invited some of his son's friends to a family bbq. he says one of those friends took a picture of a family portrait and then posted that picture on a facebook conversation. he says that conversation involves seven teenagers, three who attend wellesley high school, and the four others who attend schools in the greater boston area. in his audio message, he shared the details of that calling us the n word repeatedly. anti-semitic comments, telling us 20 go home and back to our country because we're taking american jobs and that they want to genocide us. >> reporter: now his son as returned here to attend wellesley football practice. he says the rest of his family they were vacationing after that facebook post came out. he also says in that audio clip that the high school principal is now in discussions talking about this issue. but so far no word yet on whether those three wellesley high school students will actually face any disciplinary action. again, that picnic is open to anyone. he's inviting everyone to attend to hear his message, hear him speak. and that will be from 4:00 to 6:00 this afternoon. in wellesley, stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. coming in now about a fast moving fire in northborough. we're now learning two people went to the hospital with minor injuries. one of the people who lives at the hudson street home has minor burns and a firefighter has no known injuries. monitoring that scene for hot spots earlier this morning. you can see a hole in the roof there. no word on the cause of the fire, but doesn't appear to be suspicious at this time. finding a statute stolen from a local cemetery. police say someone stole that cemetery and the cement base it was attached to. it disappeared sometime in the last week. >> jason: tonight, publish hes of a local paper will be replaced a newspaper box destroyed in vandalism. the shocking moment caught on surveillance video earlier this week. that blast destroyed a newspaper box belonging to the rain yo times of salem. to a new box in the same location. salem police investigating it as a possible hate crime. the paper serves the lgbt community. there's a $5,000 reward leading to an arrest. >> catherine: donald trump continues to call hillary clinton unfit to serve. meantime, trump facing new back larn about the tweet of a murder of an nba's star's cousin. donald trump kicked off the wasn't wincing words. >> hillary clinton thinks she's entitled to be president. her criminal conduct at home and her failed interventions overseas simply make her unfit. she is unfit to serve in the oval office. >> reporter: this comes as trump is working hard to clear up any confusion about his immigration policy after critics implied it might be softening. >> on day one, i'm going to begin swiftly removing criminal, illegal country. >> reporter: trump stirred up controversy yesterday. after the murder of dwayne wade's cousin. trump read, was killed walking her baby in chicago. just what i've been saying african american support trump. people that live there are looking to see someone come in and clean things up. wade yet to comment on trump using his name in the campaign. this message, writing in part, i am so onlieded by this, i can hardly breathe. hillary clinton getting her first national security briefing as her party's nominee. after clinton campaign got some good news from the state department, announcing her logs as secretary of state won't be fully released until december well after the election. this comes after her campaign tries to get back on message >> you can't make america great again if you don't make things in america. >> catherine: coming up this morning, donald trump's new 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hit downs. >> there's a lot of support. people try to send. or they have food and clothes and blankets. >> jason: that woman in new england visiting her brother, who is a local chef. she was here when the quake hit. supporting a 7-year-old boy, who is gaining a reputation as a very good fund-raiser. tyler hardeman has a lemonade stand outside of his home in grafton. this year, he wanted to support military veterans. as word spread about his goal, neighbors planned a way to helpful this week, they arranged for a convoy of 40 jeeps an an armier to pass by his house while they purchased lemonade. tyler's mom can't be more proud. good kid it's just what he loves to do. >> catherine: tyler's lemonade stand raised $2600. last year he raised $1600 to support an officer with cancer. >> jason: a young girl tells fox 25 justice has not been served. >> catherine: plus the drought massachusetts public charter schools are among the best in the country. our charter schools are public, and we have longer school days with more personal attention. we have a proven record of helping students in underperforming areas succeed. and result in more funding for public education. every parent should be able to choose the public school that's best for their child. announcer: vote yes on question 2. for stronger public schools. announcer: vote yes on question 2. honey nut cheerios ...get their delicious taste from real, honest ingredients. real oats. that's a big bowl. and real patience. hurry up! >> jason: severe drought out there continues. local apple farms taking steps to save their crops. kerry kavanaugh is checking in to make sure orchards have plenty of >> reporter: peak season is just weeks away, and apple farmer sums up this season like this. >> la of water. >> reporter: it leaves the apple trees soaking up the sun and very little water. we keep pumping water and i have a pretty good crop so far. >> reporter: they seem to be sizing up. >> reporter: some sizing up better than others. >> 3 inch there. 3.25 maybe. >> reporter: are these small? >> these are small. that there probably 2 inch if it was a normal wet year, this apple would be twice the size right now. >> reporter: he has two wells and three ponds on his property. irrigating the crop to make up the land fall, which is an additional expense. >> we have to run a couple of diesel tractor and they run 24 hours a day. and electric pumps for the wells and they run constantly. >> reporter: moore says he was more worried in july when the apples first started blooming. he's comfortab one. >> i'll probably pick 15,000 bushels this year, plus pick your own, another 4, 5,000 there. >> reporter: he says expect smaller apples but expect them to taste just as good. >> there's always next year. if you don't make it this year, there's always next year. >> reporter: you sound like a red sox fan. >> yeah, pretty much the same. >> reporter: in wrentham, kerry kavanaugh, fox 25 news. >> catherine: a security kevin taylor was in a meeting be and looked outside what appeared to be a fire in the woods. taylor and colleagues ran outside to helpful they found flames shooting from a dump truck that had rolled over. female driver trapped inside and yelling for helpful taylor grabbed a baton, smashed a window and pulled her to safety. >> only thing i thought was i need to get her out of that truck. >> catherine: he suffed the driver only had minor injuries. >> shiri: sunday is bringing you more sunshine. folks sunglasses, sunscreen, all musts today. even though we do have a few more clouds than perhaps you saw yesterday. 70 the temperature in boston. dew point temps pretty important player in our forecast the next couple of days. dew points right now 65, which means a little bit sticky out there. but you find the dew point going up and it turns muggier as we right now high pressure enough to keep us nice and dry. see how winds are directed on shore, because of that, the coast, the beaches, are going to end up a little cooler than they were. we got all of this dry weather before the next dry maker comes into town. noontime climbing into the upper 70s in boston, in beverly lower 80s, in lawrence, bedford all the way down to plymouth and over to fitchburg. you find that we do have a few more clouds climbing in, knot add west of overall thinking partly sunny and slash partly cloudy for most of us out there. beaches running in the 70s here. but inland almost five degrees warmer because we're getting away from the beach breeze. at 8:00 this evening, if you are up late tonight. expect partly cloudy skies, still nice and dry at 8:00 p.m. and going to be in the middle 70s. future cast here really just keeping things kind of quiet pour the day ahead today partly 83 in plymouth. check out upper 60s in spots like norwood or bedford at 86 fitchburg 88 degrees. nashua, 86. 79 hyannis and about 80 impress on the vineyard. lows tonight back into the 60s. it's going to turn cloudy. it's also going to be pretty sticky out there. i can't rule out a lonely shower overnight tonight. but anything we see is going to be really limited to just a couple communities and it should stay light. overall 99% o being dry. it's hot we've got some highs near 90 and providence rhode island. bedford over to beverly. tomorrow in fitchburg, 88. tomorrow on the cape, middle 80s. but we do have that risk of showers because we've got a front coming through. not going to see a lot here with future cast. so more clouds than sun in the morning straight through about lunchtime. then after that, the front will start clearing the coast and clearing boston. as it does, we'll see gradual clearing here. this front to stir up anything widespread. which is why i'm just going with spot showers here that we'll be watching for the day tomorrow. watching, yes, hurricane gaston out in the open atlantic, where it says for the next couple of days of the good news, no direct threat to the tropics. a couple of other threats we're watching other parts of the united states. i'll break those down coming up. 84 today, partly sunny. 87 tomorrow. tuesday be sun and humid again on wednesday. with a late risk of some showers into your thursday morning. and then it turns fall like end of the week, with wake up temperatures in the 50s and highs in the lower 70s for friday and saturday. back to you. >> catherine: as a community in the south gathers to say good-bye to a pair of lives cut short by violence, closer to home a call for answers in the murders of two nuns, one of them a massachusetts native. >> jason: 30 days to go and the red sox continue to battle for first place. history that d 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. four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned 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not lost on bogaerts. the sox win, one game in back of toronto tonight against the royals again. tom brady after thursday night's meadows game with the jijants. braid do he will be gone from foxboro for a full month. pats and giants thursday night finale. weei.com christopher price will join me tonight on sunday night sports wrap to talk all things patriots. mr. -- and a look back into our pod cast tv25 dedicated to the history of baseball. enjoy your sunday but come back later on. see ya. >> jason: see ya, butch. gaining for his nonsupport for the national anthem. he has not stood during any games this month. drawing tension to racial issues in america and yesterday he told nfl.com. he will not show pride in a flag or a country that oppresses people of color. nfl encourages but does not require players to stand for the anthem. >> catherine: a plum island response from many surrounding towns as crews work to knock down that fire. >> shiri: above average, today, the temperatures changing, a earl could kind of day out there. break down the highs next. yes. and counselors on hand at a local high school following ?? americans are buying more and more of everything online. and so many businesses rely on the united states postal service to get it there. because when you ship with us, your business becomes our business. that's why we make more ecommerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. at the the lincoln summer invitation sales event it's time to relax. from the moment you take your foot off the brake, the brake stays engaged and you stay put. taking the legwork out of stop and go traffic. and even hills. that's the more human side of engineering. hurry in for limited time offers during the final days of the lincoln summer invitation sales event. lease a lincoln mkx for $349 a month this morning on fox 25 morning news, another warm day ahead, but which towns and cities get stuck in is 70s and where rain in the next 24 hours. >> reporter: the father of a high schooler targeted in a racist facebook post is hoping to start a town wide conversation. the action he's taking today to raise awareness. >> jason: new this morning, a confession in the murder of two nuns. what police are saying about the suspect as family members in stoneham prepare to say good-bye. >> catherine: plus a safety alert for local college police stepping up patrols. >> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is fox 25 morning news. >> jason: and once again, good morning, everybody. thanks for watching fox 25 morning news this sunday. it's now 9:00, i'm jason law. >> catherine: and i'm catherine parrotta. it was a nice warm day yesterday pour the last weekend in august. another one on the way today. we won't quite hit 80s in some spots, right, shiri? spots. 70s normal, actually. in boston 74 degrees, mid 70s from the north shore to the south shore over to worcester about 69 degrees, a little bit cooler there this morning. but most of you now have the 70s on tap. it is going to be work out to be a warm day. hour by hour forecast in boston. things stuck in the upper 70s because of the winds coming off of the water and opportunities the warm up of on the flip side, the cape, also in upper 70s for fairly bright. we're going to find a couple more spots out in lowell today. this is where it heats up more. 11:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m., 84 degrees. mid to upper 80s out of it today. coolest at the beachesly we'll take an hour by hour look into your next chance for rain come up. back to you guys. >> catherine: new details coming in about a fast moving fire in northborough. we're now learning two people went to the hos injuries. one of the of the people who lived in the hudson street home had minor burns. fox 25 was on the scene as as fire crews monitored that home for hot spots earlier this morning. you can see the hole in the roof of that building on hudson street. so far no word on the cause but does not appear to be suspicious at this time. >> jason: breaking this morning, prosecutors in italy will open a criminal investigation into the cause of wednesday's earthquake. 291 people died when it struck officials want to know if be safety standards were not met in the hardest hit towns. two buildings a church and a school had been renovated in the last few years, all destroyed. a bell of a church fell on a home killing a family of four. one prosecutor says the death toll cannot be considered just a work of fate. back at home and happening today. wellesley gearing up for a community gathering to talk about diversity. >> catherine: it comes of a month of a racist facebook post targeting a high school student and his family. stephanie coueignoux has details with the post that started it all. >> reporter: the father of the teenager says the post was very upsetting to his family. however, he wants to create positive change. he's actually going to be speaking at a picnic that's going to be held this afternoon here outside of wellesley town hall. now the father posted an audio clip to his facebook page, explaining exactly what happened. musikavanhu said his son had invited some of his friends to a bbq at their home in wellesley and at the time he says one of those teenagers took a picture of a family portrait and posted that photo to a facebook conversation. the father said, seven teenagers in all were part of that conversation. three go to wellesley high school. four others go to other schools in the greater boston area. he says that post used derogatory and racist language, including the n word, the word genocide. amped the post also told the family to go back to their own country because they were taking jobs. he says, of course the post is understandably very upsets: but he's now hoping to create a conversation when it comes to racism. >> i see this as an important opportunity to correct what is obviously still a very big issue in our society. we may be the victims in this but it doesn't mean that we are powerless or that we cannot discourse and in our town. >> reporter: and because of that, he is hoping a lot of people will attend this picnic. again, he will be speaking at this public picnic. held from 4:00 to 6:00 outside of town hall. he also said in the audio clip that the high school principal is also discussing on possibly how to address this issue, but no word yet on whether the three teens who attend wellesley high school will face any sort of disciplinary action. in >> jason: this morning, tufts university is issuing a safety warning after a scary wake up for one student. a student found a stranger standing in their bedroom. university police say this happened just before 6:00 yesterday morning and a house on college street in somerville. witnesses say the man was college aged. they say he took off in a dark colored sedan. no one was hurt and police are still investigating and stepped up patrols in that area. take a look at a these pictures sent in from a fox 25 viewer and show what firefighters were up against there. shows the fire is out and the cause under investigation. a fire captain who lives nearby, spotted the fire on 20th street yesterday afternoon and between battling those flames and providing back up at the station, a total of 14 towns responded to help newburyport's fire department. the homeowner was at the beach when the fire broke out but ran home when he saw the flames. >> very upsetting to see something like that flames pretty much. >> catherine: the homeowner and two other people who live there weren't hurt. one firefighter hospitalized for heat exhaustion but will be okay. this is the second time crews have been called to plum island for a big fire recently. just two weeks ago, a fire broke out at this house on 59th street. that cause also under investigation. >> jason: southwest airline attendants were hurt after their plane hit bad turbulence on the way to new hampshire. southwest tells fox 25, the employee's injuries were minor. none of the 143 passengers on the plane reported any injuries. another southwest flight was forced to make an emergency landing this weekend after suffering engine failure mid flight. look at this picture. showing the extent of the damage to those engines. southwest it happened on a flight on new orleans bound for orlando. passengers heard a big boom when one of the engines blew. >> i thought it wassen a attack, and that the going go down. >> it felt like half of the plane almost capsized on the other side. >> jason: it's scary. it was forced to land in pensacola after the cabin lost oxygen. they used oxygen masks to breathe. >> catherine: counselors available at lunenburg middle high school as they mourn a recent graduate. austin robins was killed he was riding in veered off of the road and hit trees of the principal remembered him for his infectious personality. a.j. had a big heart and beautiful spirit, will be missed by classmates, friends and his fashion cult and staff. police say the driver, 19-year-old joseph kapp was drunk. he's due in court tomorrow to face motor vehicle homicide and other. >> clas as a police continue to investigate. the counselors will be available >> jason: new this morning, a man accused of killing a pair of nuns in this are home in mississippi has confessed. that's according to a sheriff who says he was briefed by police and the mississippi bureau of investigation. sheriff says police work and tips from the community led to rodney sanders arrest. sanders is facing two counts of capital murder for the deaths of the nuns. this morning, one big unknown still remains in the case. why. the sheriff says the sanders did killing. one of the sisters is from our area. people telling jim morelli they're trying to understand and forgive. >> reporter: paula merrill grew up in stoneham and attended st. patrick's church. >> hopefully find the right person and do justice. all of that, you know. i don't understand how somebody can do it. >> reporter: sanders is accused of stabbing sister merrill and sister held to death last week. they served some of the poo citizens were they take the time to explain things to the patients where they can understand it. they go way beyond. >> reporter: the relationship between sanders and the nuns, unknown if there was even one. police did find evidence of a break in and the sister's car was missing later on. >> sort of relief that, you know, we have a name and a face. and a story to add to this narrative. >> reporter: but sister paula merrill's nephew tells fox 25 he question they're asking at st. patrick's in stoneham. >> it's sad like i said that it had to to happen but he's going to have to pay for what he did. we can't have people out on the streets like that. >> they give their lives up for other people. for the good of people and somebody does something horrible like that. just unfathomable. >> reporter: even after a heinous crime like that in that is to forgive. >> she would say to forgive. we need to forgive from our hearts people like that. god will be the judge. >> reporter: in stoneham, jim morelli fox 25 news. >> jason: sister paula's family is now in mississippi so say their good-byes. >> catherine: more than 24 hours later and still no arrests in multiple and unrelated crimes around boston of this story a stabbing and three shootings all within two hours. despite the ongoing investigations, police say overall, crime numbers are better this year than last. people who live in the area tell fox 25, they've noticed a difference. >> the mayor is doing a great job, investing a lot of time around here. the community meetings and whatnot. so i mean, i think it died down from what it used to be. >> catherine: two of yesterday's shootings were deadly. neither victim identified yet their killer, police say. >> jason: beach goers in hampton new hampshire may get more than they bargained for. it's topless day part of a day to celebrate women being topless in public. it's the second year in a row happening at hampton beach. in case you're wondering it is legal in new hampshire. police say they don't expect any trouble from this event. >> catherine: 9:10 now. swirl around both candidates of a deadline for hillary clinton. and the new backlash donald trump is facing over his comments on a star athlete's cousin. >> jason: almost anything can be bought on the internet, including guns. the change a massachusetts lawmaker is trying to make to get selling of guns off of a website. >> shiri: ragweed with pollen levels medium to high the next >> catherine: you can find almost anything on facebook, including guns. our george colli reports he wants answers how easy the process is. sale on facebook, just about every type of firearm is available for purchase or trade. we found ar15s, stock guns, handguns being sold by private unlicensed dealers no background check required. >> it's gotten so easy to purchase a firearm nowadays with a click of a button. >> reporter: earlier this year, facebook announcing a policy of banning the sale or advertising of guns. gun violence prevention group, one site had 600,000 gun ads last year alone. >> i think there are safe to say there are millions of guns sold online each year. >> reporter: sister site instagram caused ed markey writing mark zuckerberg in july to enforce their policy. could circumvent or violate federal laws. facebook responded with this letter saying this are adding when we became aware of the issues, we removed it immediately. >> we're going to keep up our research and our messages of concern when reporting like yours shows that our corporate citizens are falling short. >> reporter: in washington, george colli fox 25 news. >> jason: a tractor trailer fire you can see smoke billowing in the cabin of the truck and flames in these pictures. the driver was able to pull over and get out in town. happened in charlton just before 10:30 yesterday morning. the traffic was down to one lane for hours because of that fire. >> catherine: two people missing after a crash of a small plane in downtown new orleans. three people on the cessna which crashed into the lake. it went down just before 9:00 last night. a private yacht. two remain missing. divers searching still. >> jason: officials say a water main break opened up the sinkholes yesterday afternoon. troopers had to close the southbound lanes of the highway which created a big headache pour drivers of the sunshine state. >> catherine: several major theme parks in florida are they'll have free empty p.a. approved insect repellent. right now it's not spread outside of miami but experts say it's only a matter of time. time. >> shiri: a pretty good looking sunday morning out there. a mix of sun and clouds. blue sky in the backdrop again in boston. not crystal clear today. still good weather and average weather 78. i believe that's where we'll see boston tap out today. sunshine until 7:24 this evening. boston right now at 74 degrees. partly cloudy skies, yes. currently the wind are nice and light, at around 6 miles per hour. but once they start sweeping in from is southeast today or pulling winds off of the eo, it kind of moderates things and cape today, 78 degrees today in hyannis, 75 in chatham. 80 in sandwich and 79 on the vineyard. the coastline still cooler and boston up to beverly. upper 70s. rockport and portsmouth, new hampshire, 75. all of those mid and upper 80s. 88 the high today in westborough, over the fitchburg. norwood at 87. so it is going to be hot. it is going to be a summer day. you've just got cooler beaches. there's your high pressure keeping things dry. there are some clouds mick mixing in. overnight the time frame where we see clouds thicken up. no widespread rain along this front. a little moisture starved. probably just a couple spot showers between the morning and noontime in boston when the front is coming through. pretty hot and humid ahead of it. but back behind it, you'll feel much more comfortable conditions developing monday night and tuesday. so there you have it, monday, 4:00 i'm approximate, front over the cape. the rest of the area, already seeing those clearing skies. so tonight we've got lows in the 60s. this is when it getslo and you want to keep the windows up, especially in the cars, because we could see the lone shower across the region. tomorrow, there's your heat. 89 in boston and upper 80s up to the north shore in lawrence. plymouth about 91 degrees. how about that. middle 80s in spots like hyannis and over worcester and manchester new hampshire. watching the tropics this is hurricane gaston. expected to become a cat two but staying out to sea, not a couple of areas of interest. the national hurricane center is watching. they're not named or numbered of this one very disorganized a bunch of showers travelling south of florida here, expected to move into the gulf of mexico. another one that's going to be tracking toward north carolina here. bringing in some moisture and likely some rain. that one has a very low risk of becoming anything significant in the next couple of days. friday and saturday, it's going to feel a whole lot like fall, with morning temperatures in the 50s and highs in the lower 70s. beach forecast coming up. back to you guys. >> jason: this morning, learning more about the shooting death of an nba star's cousin. dwayne wade's cousin caught in the cross fire as she pushed her newborn in a stroller. wade's cousin died. the baby was not hurt. the police say the uber driver in custody. two other people being questioned this weekend. the new details come as the shooting is sparking backlash for one presidential candidate. coming up in 15 minutes, we'll tell you what donald trump said that has a lot of people upset this morning. >> catherine: transit police are looking for a man in connection to a le green line earlier this month. you can contact transit police with any information. >> jason: a little boy 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enough to make a big s. >> shiri: yeah, they must have been real scared. weather you have a t time scheduled or headed to the backyard, 1:00, 83. mid 80s coming your way around 3:00 this afternoon. break down some of the cooler beach forecasts coming up. >> reporter: a family targeted by a racist facebook post is now taking a stance. the message the father has for taking a stance. the message the father has for the teens who he 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. let's feed him to the sharks! squuuuack, let's feed him to the sharks! yay! and take all of his gold! and take all of his gold! ya! and hide it from the crew! ya...? squuuuack, they're all morons anyway! i never said that. they all smell bad too. no! you all smell wonderful! i smell bad! if you're a parrot, you repeat things. 's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. 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. four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. not just a select few. ? sip in summertime with a frozen coolatta from dunkin' donuts. stay cool this summer with a new sour apple, watermelon, or blue raspberry coolatta. america runs on dunkin'. coverage continues right now. this is fox 25 morning news. >> catherine: just before 9:30 now on your sunday august 28th. a look now at boston, zakim bridge, tobin bridge, see the sun shining. nice day to be out on the harbor, if you happen to have access to aet po. nice day for anything. >> jason: any type you have access to a boat, things are going well for you, right. beautiful. >> shiri: all things looking fantastic today. middle 70s in hyannis and falmouth and plymouth right now. 76 on the vineyard. 75 in marion as well. temperatures just a touch cooler in norton, way ward 1. boston, 74. upper 60s in worcester surrounding towns and cities in central mass. in lower 70s looks good feel good kind of morning here. day planner lots of sunshine and scattered clouds mixed in. 76 at 7:00 this afternoon. beaches, 76 to 72 cooler there. beach by beach look at whether you should plan on coming up. back to you guys. >> jason: wellesley gathering for a meeting to talk about diversity. facebook post about a student's family. the post that started it all. >> reporter: yeah, the teen's father is hoping people can learn something from what the family has had to go through. obviously something very upsetting for them. he is actually going to be speaking outside of town hall. a town wide picnic, inviting everyone to attend and talk about the issue of race such. tendai musikavanhu says while upsetting for his family. he's hoping to turn this racist post into something positive. in a six minute facebook audio clip, he explains how he feels this is a very important opportunity for everyone to come together and start that conversation. he says this stall started when his family invited some of his son's friends to a family barbecue and one of those friends took a picture of a family portrait and posted it to a facebook conversation. three who go to wellesley high school. the four others go to other schools in the boston area. and in his audio message, he shared details of that conversation. >> there were a lot of expletives, calling us the n words, anti-semitic comments and saying we should go home and go back to our country because we're picking american jobs and that they want to >> reporter: now his family, again, they live here in wellesley. after that facebook post, his family went on a vacation to south africa, where many of his family members still are. however, his son is now back here at wellesley because he's attending football practice. in that audio message, he also said that the high school principal is addressing this issue. but, again, no word on whether those three wellesley high again, as for this picnic it will be held here outside of town hall from 4:00 to to 6:00 this afternoon. in wellesley, stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> catherine: new details coming in about a fast moving fire in northborough. we're now learning two people went to the hospital with injuries. one of the people, who lives at the hudson street home, has minor burns. and a firefighter has an unknown injury. fox 25 is on the scene as crews monitor the home for hot spots this morning. in the roof of the building on hudson street. so far no word on a cause but does appear to be suspicious at this time. also new, oxford police are needing your help finding a statute to tell len from a local cemetery. a statute of an angel on the right-hand side. police say someone stole that statue and the cement base it was attached to. destroyed in an act of vandalism. the blast destroyed a newspaper box blowing to go rainbowtimes of salem. tonight at conspicuous, they'll uncover a new box at 7:00 in the same location. there's $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest there. >> catherine: this morning, presidential candidate donald trump continues to call democratic candidate hillary meanwhile, he's facing backlash for a tweet of a murder of an nba star's cousin. he kicked off the roast and road annual event in iowa and wasn't wincing words. >> hillary clinton thinks she's entitled to be approximatet. her criminal conduct at home and her failed interventions overseas is unfit, she's unfit to serve the ovral office. >> reporter: which comes as immigration policy after critics implied. >> -- >> from day one i'm going to be removing criminal illegal immigrants from this country. >> reporter: trump stirred up controversy in this country yesterday after the murder of nba cousin dwayne wade's cousin. just what i've been saying, african american support trump. part of his campaign message inner cities are indah and clean things up. wade has yet to comment on trump using his cousin's name this campaign. other used twitter to slander the candidate pour the move. actress holly pete tweeted out this message, i'm so offeded by this, i can barely breathe. on the other side of the aisle, hillary clinton got her first national security briefing as her party's nominee. after clinton's campaign got of her correspondence as be secretary of state won't come out until after the election. releasing this new tv ad. >> you can't make america great again if you don't make things in america. >> catherine: coming up this morning, new campaign manager will join chris wallace on fox 25 news sunday. that comes up after our news cast on fox 25. stay with fox 25 for presidential race. we are your home for the latest developments leading up to election day. >> jason: dozens of people heading up in custody after a big summer concert at gillette stadium. kenny chesney and miranda lambert played two shows. last night and tonight. at least 41 people were detained friday night. 7 will be charged. we're checking with foxboro >> catherine: foxboro police have one person in custody and looking for two more in connection with a crime earlier this year. arrested by u.s. marshals in atlanta last week. but police still working for this one, niccokowan pledger grant and dartanyan. 28-year-old alex bryant was killed. >> jason: yarmouth police now know the name of involved in a hit and run crash. andrealopes. you can see the driver covering her face but the passenger clearly visible. tips identified the passenger in less than an hour and through that determined the name of the driver. >> catherine: the massachusetts state house will be the site of an international summit. governor charlie baker will well come the other governors of five other new england states as well providences to beacon hill. this is the 40th conference of the group. meetings will continue tomorrow. >> jason: strange discovery in a washington sewer pipe. the much bigger surprise workers found coming up this sunday. >> catherine: plus a little boy going above and beyond to help the men and women who serve helping veterans one cup at a time. the major show of support he got from his community >> shiri: beach forecast, 79 on the vineyard 83 in plymouth. wish you could nourish your hair without it falling flat? with oxygen fused moisture... for the nourishment you need... with 95% more volume. dove oxygen moisture. we invited women to a spa to test a new body wash. dish soap. you may not feel it, but some body washes can contain cleansers found in dish soap. dove body wash is different. it has only the gentlest cleansers. it just made me feel good. >> jason: tyler hardeman, had a lemonade stand outside of a his home in grafton to help local arranged for a 40 convoy jeeps and army tanker to pass by his house while people purchased more lemonade. tyler's mom can't be more proud. >> he's got such a big heart and such a good kid. and he -- it's just what he loves to do. >> catherine: tyler's lemonade stand raised $2600. last year, he raised $1600 for a on the job. >> i've been doing this work over 30 years and i've never never come across it before. >> jason: a makeshift home found in the sewers. who was living there is even more shocking. >> catherine: answers in a at longhorn, steak is all you need. its not all you get. longhorn's great american steak dinner for $12.99. perfectly seasoned sirloin with your choice of side. plus an appetizer or a dessert. all with fresh salad and unlimited bread. the great american steak dinner, for $12.99. tonight, only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. for lunch try our steakhouse burger 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. four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. let's improve public schools for all students, >> jason: one year after a toddler's death in foster care, her grandparents push for answers about what happened. and tells ted daniel justice has not been served. >> reporter: it's been said time heels all wounds for david and diane coxin that day has not come. >> every day i go town to cemetery. every day. >> reporter: it's been one year since their granddaughter died foster care. diane says she calls the district attorney's office weekly to check on the progress of the investigation. according to her, the updates are always the same. >> they don't know what happened. they haven't got a clue what happened. >> reporter: waive ralived in this auburn foster home with six other children. augusted ava may have been of her foster parents. neither provided any reasonable explain nation and what really happened to ava remains a mystery. >> i want justice. plain and ordinary truth. i want the truth. there's no way in the world on god's green earth that that child died in that house. there is no way. >> reporter: on top of crushing grief. there's growing frustration. push and push hard for answers. >> she was murdered. you don't leave a baby in the hot car. >> reporter: i'm ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> jason: and fox 25 reached out to the worcester county d.a.'s office to see if they would tell us anything new about the case all they would say is it remains under investigation. >> catherine: shocked what workers found unr two children were living in a sewer tunnel. the workers noticed the manhole cover out of place and noticed a bed at the bottom of the shaft. clothes toys and several other items. they found two boys who said they were staying there the past month. workers say the boys were around 12 years old. there's no word on where those boys are now. >> shiri: all right. happy sunday, everybody. we've got blue skies. it looks great out there right now. we've still got high pressure that's dominating our forecast. that's going to help stay bright and dry today. see how winds are coming off of the water, that's what's creating cooler conditions at the coastline as we travel through the day. even here at lunchtime, you can see a whole string of 70s from cape up to the boston area, north shore and sea coast versus inland towns and cities where the 80s are already popping. notice the blend of cloud c clouds a tiny bit thicker to the north and west of boston this afternoon. plenty of 80s on the map. if you have sunday night plans at 8:00 p.m. temperatures running the had the lower to mid 70s for dinner time tonight. it is going to be a warm day. a little cooler at the coastline. yesterday, boston all the way up up at 83 degrees. today, upper 70s because of the on shore winds. 80 in bedford. 83 in plymouth. and a whole bunch of mid and norwood over to fitchburg at 88. worcester 84 degrees. tonight it's going to be muggy 60s with increasing clouds. slight risk an overnight shower. i have to admit between tonight and tomorrow, 99% of the time it's going to be dry. i don't have very much in the way of wet weather. but we do have a chance out there. very hot and humid tomorrow near 90 in providence rhode island, in norwood, we've got boston, we've got bedford, in the upper 80s. we've got worcester at 83 de nashua, new hampshire at86 and more of those mid 80s across the cape. ahead of the front, the southwest winds carrying the sticky air into place. future cast tomorrow morning -- word of warning is, we'll see a couple of spot showers in the morning through about the middle of the day. noontime, the front is coming through boston and then shifts over the cape pour the afternoon. and the evening hours. afternoon. so best bet will be noontime or even earlier for some showers around on monday. tuesday dry. bright 80 degrees. another shot of showers late wednesday and early thursday and then almost feeling like fall with sunshine friday and saturday. back to you. >> catherine: an nfl quarterback thrown into the spotlight. the move he refused to make that the family favorite. yoplait. well at least he's wearing shoes. well done champ. get gooey, flaky, happy. hi everybody, i'm butch stearns and here's your sports for sunday morning. 33 games to go now for the red sox. if they have a few more games like last night at fenway, they're not going to have to worr david price with a very good start for his 13th win. and the sox with their hitting shoes on. three of their 12 hits go for homers. bogaerts in the first and mookie betts and hanley ramirez back to back in the fifth. three home run night. history nearly made by dustin pedroia last night. 11 for the last 11. came up to bat in the 8th, grounds in the double play. had he gone 12 for 12 he would've tied the major league record. bogaerts. stay one game back of toronto. they play tonight against the royals again. one more week for tom brady with the patriots. after next thursday night's preseason game against the giants, brady will be gone from foxboro for a if you will month. refreshing to see him back on the field and playing so well in carolina, even if it did take reps away from jimmy garoppolo. in their preseason finale at 8:00. joins me in to talk all things patriots. on sports wrap, look back a all time baseball game. and look into pod cast tv25, dead dedicated to the history of sports wrap. come back later on. see ya. >> jason: an nfl quarterback is drawing a lot of criticism for his refusal to stand during the national anthem. stood during the star-spangled banner for any of the preseason games this month. he is hoping to draw attention to racial tension in america. he will not show pride for a country that oppresses black people and people of color. nfl encourages but does not require players to stand up for the anthem. >> catherine: all right. this is the last weekend of august. >> shiri: i know by this time of week, my kids will officially be back at maybe not as hot as it was at the beaches. still pretty bright out there. on average 84, a lot of beaches in the upper 70s. tomorrow pretty sticky. slight risk in the morning or even lunchtime shower time activity out there. i have a feeling we'll see 20% in the area get the rain tomorrow and 80% skip the rain tomorrow. just something about be aware of. everybody. >> catherine: be sure to join ?? dogs - sure can be messy. but with nexgard, their flea and tick killer doesn't have to be. nexgard, the vet's #1 choice for dogs, is a delicious, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. so it's easy to give, easy to take. reported side effects include vomiting, itching, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. d tick protection, ask your vet about nexgard. i'm chris wallace. it's still august, but the presidential race hits a new low as donald trump and hillary clinton trade blistering accusations over race. hillary clinton is a bigot who sees people of color only as votes. >> mainstream and helping a radical fringe take over the republican party. >> today donald trump's new campaign manager, kellyanne conway, on clinton tying trump to the alt-right and the effort to keep trump on message. then the libertarian party's presidential nominee, gary johnson. 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