get into late saturday and sunday, it stops. full stop east of atlantic city. there it will remain for several days just drifting here, slowly weakening over time. the problem is, if it sits in one spot for a long time, it has the chance to whip up the surf and produce damaging winds. the winds could gust over 06 miles per hour i think the jersey shore in particular could be a bad thing this weekend. when it comes for us, we're looking at a dry friday, actually, a beautiful day tomorrow. we're dry, the clouds start to increase. as we head into sunday, the storm drifts a little farther northward. the winds will increase, especially across cape cod and the islands, and we'll get rain bands and showers moving up, especially southeastern massachusetts, connecticut, and rhode island. monday, labor day brings us the

the grayest skies and strongest wind gusts will be a gale threat. the strongest wind winds toward the south coast. we could get over 2 inches of rain across far southeastern parts of the state. if your weekend plans take you north, very little if any rain is expected. the winds will be not as strong, either. pamela gardner has a look behind the scenes with the new technology and new ways behind the scenes. >> this is something cool, eric that we want to ar here are 3d images from nasa with the measurement satellite. these were taken on wednesday. the estimated rates of almost 10 inches of rain per hour were on the southwestern part of hermine's center. we want to show you pictures of what's been going on in st. petersburg, florida, the outer bands have already caused flooding. that's as 2 to 6 inches of rain fell. hurricane warnings are out for

is expected there along with hurricane force winds. we're also looking at new products here. had is a new map product from the national hurricane center showing the threat of inundation or flooding produced by the surf. where it shows, around a foot of surge, potential right near tallahassee. a mandatory evacuation is already taking place. really? this just puts into practice this year, and it's able to help us out and assess what's goin the impact a little more thoroughly to have more time to prepare. david? >> in the next few hours, we'll see the pictures live. thank you so much, pamela and eric. stay with wbz for continuing coverage of hermine. our team of meteorologists is tracking the storm. you can keep a close eye on the storm by downloading the weather app to your phone. a woman killed by a tractor-trailer that never stopped.

is live in milford tonight. ryan, i know police just released surveillance images of the truck. >> reporter: david, we just got a new update a couple of minutes ago from milford police. we've learned the driver has been located and turned himself in to police. i'm joined by deputy chief jim herron. what can you tell us about what happened in the last five minutes? >> we had put out in the field for the public to help us locate the truck. apparently, a friend of this truck driver recognized the reached out to him, and the gentleman turned himself in just a few minutes ago to the state police in the middleborough barracks. the check is located at his residence. they are securing the truck now and making arrangements to get the gentleman here to interview him and continue with the investigation. >> reporter: this was a 64- year-old woman, a pedestrian who died on the street.

going on this afternoon? >> she went into the bank to conduct business, came out a few minutes later and was struck. >> reporter: every dids where you look people are checking out the scene wanting to know what happened here. what kind of impact does this have during the rush hour in the middle of town? >> it was quite the scene as thousands pass through. it's like a parking lot on main street that time of day. a lot of people were out. they saw it, and they appeared it's not a great sight to see. we had main street blocked and secure. we had the ambulance passing by that stopped and rendered aid. they declared her deceased at the scene. we have eyewitnesses, video surveillance of the accident, so it's clear to us, you know, how it happened and what

when we're able to release it. >> reporter: you said you with are shook up. what about the driver? did you get the impression that he knew that he hit the woman? >> at first it was difficult to tell. the truck is very high. there have been situation where's truck drivers have been involved with these types of accidents and have not been aware. i can't give an opinion as to whether he knew or not. >> reporter: deputy chief, thank you very much for being with us to information. once again, the driver has turned himself in and will be coming back into the scene to be interviewed by police about the fatal accident that occurred around 4:00 in milford. live in milford tonight, ryan kath, wbz news. breaking now in arlington. a baby-sitter arrested accused of being drunk and high on the job. katie brace is live in arlington tonight with the breaking details.

entrusted with tearing follow a toddler found stumbling in the road. the fox found the baby-sitter on a popular -- the mom found the baby-sitter on a popular web site. the sitter was drunk and high on prescription drugs while taking care of a toddler. >> residents noticed a woman stumbling down the road with a 3-year-old. >> reporter: she even tried to get into the wrong house. they found empty containers in her the mom found her in cbsboston.com. >> we're trying to find out exactly what care.com did, in this case. i know that they provide an initial check on people and how deep they go into that, i don't know. >> reporter: the child is okay. hospital. she will be charged with reckless endangerment of a

deeply disturbing. we are thankful that the child is now back with his family. we have proactively reached out to local authorities to assist in the investigation in any way we can." david? paula, a scathing report today details a rampant history of sexual abuse at an elite rhode island boarding school. the investigator says st. george's in newport was a "private hell for some students." the report find as the least one out of every five female school's athletic screener in the 1970s. he was later fired and has since passed away. the report finds ten other school ploys have used 51, and police are unable to have charges in the case for a variety of reasons. paula? abington police confirm tonight an 11-year-old boy shot another 11-year-old boy in the face. the question for investigators

lynn wood street yesterday afternoon after the shooting. the boy was later medflighted to children's hospital in boston where he is doing well tonight. police say the gun was legally owned. the questions remain about its storage and how the children got their hands on it. the u.s. postal service appears to be changing its message to the people of winchester. earlier in the week, we had the story about the stern letter that had been sent to homeowners saying that mail homes with improper front railings. just today a few days later, a homeowner sent us a copy of a new letter. they want to work with each resident individually to determine the most efficient way to facilitate mail delivery. a mother left panicked and horrified when her son was not on the plane he was supposed to

here to boston. up next, what went wrong? >> this was a bad blastoff. when a test launch goes horribly wrong, a rocket exploded. >> we're talking the latest when it comes to hurricane hermine. a couple of days you can still get outside. we'll have the full breakdown

a massive explosion on the launchpad at cape canaveral when the test firing of the wrong. that rocket is supposed to carry a $195 million satellite into space for facebook to use. the blast could be felt for miles away. the good news here is that no one was hurt. it's unclear how today's explosion will affect the upcoming flight schedule. a mother says she thought her 5-year-old son had been kidnapped. he was put on a plane to meet her in new york. >> when the plane arrived, he wasn't on it. that's because jetblue had put

wrong flight. tonight, that mother wants answers. ken macleod has her story all now at 6:00. >> andy? >> that's 5-year-old andy wearing the hat and waving as relatives watched him walk through security. they paid the extra hundred bucks for a jetblue worker to escort the boy to his flight in new york city where his mom was waiting. >> when i went to pick up my son, my son wasn't there. they >> reporter: indeed, the 5- year-old boy who arrived in kennedy had andy's passport and luggage but wasn't andy. there was confusion and hysteria. >> for three hours, she doesn't know where he is. >> reporter: turns out, there were two 5-year-old boys boarding flight as lone that morning in the -- flights alone that moring in dominican. one here at logan and one in new york.

the youngsters. >> i was told to wait for police to arrive. i was desperate going crazy. i still am. >> reporter: jetblue says it quickly got the misplaced boys in touch with families on the phones and within hours put them on flights to the correct destination with an apology. "we realize this situation was distressing to the family," a jetblue letter says. "while stressing they were under the care of jetblue." >> a mother's worst nightmare that their 5-year-old child is missing. this never should have happened. >> maremarrabell said she will never fly jetblue even though they refunded her ticket and gave her complimentary tickets. >> i can't imagen what that was like. >> i can't imagine, either.

this weekend. >> eric, you said you don't like what you are seeing from this hermine? >> no. the last couple of hours it certainly is strengthening. with the next upgrade before we get toward landfall, the winds are going to be stronger and certainly has been strengthening over the last 12 hours. looking at the overall setup, most of the focus is on hermine and where it's going to head, making landfall before 10:00 tonight in florida and right along the eastern seaboard as we head into the ar weekend. here is the satellite picture. i don't like what i see. it's been long to develop here. the last couple of frames, can you see the new thunderstorms wrapping around the center and the eye is starting to form. i think the winds could ramp up before landfall near apalachicola in florida tonight. certainly going to be a difficult situation with flooding rains and large storm surge when it comes to shore. as it moves northeast, the biggest issues could be flooding rain from georgia up

and then it's going to stop. it's going to be sitting there and drifting for several days. we could be talking about saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday, and wednesday looking into next week. over time it drifts there. as it reaches up to the position, east of atlantic city that is a position we could be looking at severe beach erosion and minor beach erosion in southern new england. the reason it stops, it over the top of it, we call it a banana ridge that acts like a blanket on top of the storm. it's nowhere for it to go. it will drift and stay there for days on end. looking at the time line as you make plans for the holiday weekend, tomorrow, a beautiful day, sunshine,0s, classic -- sunshine, 70s, classic september weather. we're going to stay dry. so now we're off to the start of the weekend and outdoor plans. no problem. as we head into sunday, the

moving up into new england on sunday. the highest chance of rainfall there is going to be across cape cod, the so you can coast, the islands, and essentially all areas south and east of boston. i think once you get north of the city, we'll be dry until much later on sunday if not sunday night. looking at the weekend, saturday and increasing clouds but a nice day. especially up north onto vermont, new hampshire, maine. sunday showers develop and gets gusty at the coastline, especially toward the evening. on labor day itself, monday, this is wher highest chance of heavier downpours. it's also where we see our strongest winds heading into labor day holiday. the guarantee is high surf, rip currents and even pockets of minor coastal flooding. fortunately astronomical tides are not high right now. that is a good thing. in terms of rain chances, the highest amounts are south and east of boston. we could see over 2 inches of rain between sunday, monday, and tuesday.

inch so not exactly drought busting there. we'll start easterly and they move northeasterly as we head sunday evening into monday. now, if it comes up farther north, i want to put it out there so you have it in your head, the worst case scenario. we get more erosion and a little more coastal flooding. at this time, i don't think that's likely, but it's something to watch for. one thing we do want, it's not the nd the latest drought advisory came out this morning, an expansion of extreme drought down to taunton. if it's close by, we'll keep showers and cool air on sunday. david and paula, still uncertainty way out in the

-- >> fine line to walk. >> thank you. it's the final pre-season game for the patriots tonight. normally, there are certain protocols that go along with who plays in the game, but this is not the norm year pre-season -- normal pre-season. >> you are right. hey, steve. >> reporter: you got that right. expect the unexpected. expect tom brady getting the start tonight. who knew? bill beli not expected to play at all. the patriots won the last three pre-season games. this is tom brady warming up. it's not common for tb12 to play in the summer but this will be his last chance for game action until week 5 so he wants to maximize this week so he will be ready october 9. >> i will use these days the best way i possibly can.

be, you know, at my best when i have the opportunity to play in october. >> reporter: jimmy garofalo is not scheduled to play, but he is still getting loose as was julian edleman. let's lear it for the man who will be calling it, danny roche. >> reporter: this is the final opportunity for many players to crack the 53-man roster of the patriots. among them, d.j. foster. last week finally healthy, in against carolina. five kutches for 42 yards. as for his approach this week? >> i just have to keep going. whatever the coaches bring the opportunities my way, have i to take advantage of it and do everything i can, especially with the game coming up. i go out and work hard. >> reporter: there will be many other players trying for the last opportunity as well, such as tight end a.j. derby and we'll see if they can get it done to win a roster

levan reid. >> thank you, danny. it's obvious the main focus has been the quarterback but when you talk about the game, if you are handing out a gold star it would be to the defense. they have eight take aways this pre-season. right now, they see no reason to slow down. >> we have to keep going out there working on techniques, stopping the run, being tight on man to man coverage so when we get the game plan in we're not worrying about the tech tight. they hope to continue that as the season gets under way. let's go back to season 16w. you go, you alligator tamer you. >> reporter: everybody's got jokes. all right, levan. bill belichick's press conference is tonight and all of the analysis as well after the game. sox here off tonight. when they open up the nine-game

will be with them. the third bush top prospect will be with them. the third baseman will be down the stretch run. that's the story with the red sox. the patriots are not. tom brady will get the start. guys, that's the story here at the meadowlands or met life stadium i should say. the cbs evening news comes up next at 6:30. >> maurice dubois joins us live with the latest. >> hi there. bracfo and getting ready for the first hurricane to make landfall in more than a decade. >> plus, another american city contaminated with toxic lead levels next on the cbs evening news. paula, david, we hope to see you then. >> thank you. still to come tonight, no bark at the dog park. a cute reason dogs are being kept away from a play area

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. >> a believe look right now panama city beach in florida. you can see the surf getting whipped up with hurricane hermine that is about three to four hours of landfall. the impact is already being felt. we'll look at the impact coming up in a couple of minutes on the cbs evening news. >> all right. we'll just see what will happen once it hits? >> at this point, we're hoping for some of that rain to get here. i know it's labor day weekend, but trust me, i want to be outside grilling, too.

we have patriots game day at 7:00. captioning sponsored by cbs >> dubois: her comes hermine. it's now a hurricane threatening to become the first to make landfall in florida in more than a decade. also tonight, donald trump's softer stand on illegal immigration hardens again. >> anyone who has entered united states illegally is subject to deportation. >> dubois: what goes up goes down in flames. an embarrassing setback for the private space flight industry. and a pro football player's refusal the stand for the national anthem angers military veterans. >> if he's not for our country and the united states flag, get out of my country. this is the "cbs evening news"