. breaking news at 4:30. hermine makes landfall as a hur cape in florida. the latest on the damage and the possible impact it will have on our forecast. >> lasers pointed at three planesch the investigation now underway. >> -- planes. the investigation now underway. >> a ba be drunk and high while watching a toddler. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston. this is wbz this morning. >> good morning. thanks for joining us. i am kate merrill. >> i am chris mckinnon. we are following breaking news overnight. hurricane her mean making landfall along the -- hermine making landfall across florida golf court-- gulf coast. it's the first hurricane to hit

the storm and how it could impact the holiday weekend forecast. good morning. >> good morning everybody. here's a stunning satellite imagery of what's going on with hermine. it's a radar signature here. we are seeing the spiral bands of ran associated with hermine and -- bands of rain associated with hermine made landfall early this morning around 1: near st. marks florida as wind gusts of 80 miles an hour or so sustained 80. right now sustained of 75. so it's minimum hurricane and will be downgraded to a tropical storm as it moves to the north eat. tropical storm warnings throughing for carolina and tropical storm watch along the coast from delaware up through atlantic city and nothing beyond that. so, here's what we think will happen with the storm as it

and weakens and it's spiral bands of rain and wind will pivot and rotate into southern new england late sunday night and monday. potential northeast gales periods of heavy rain and high seas and rough surf and all the above. that's happening on monday. this morning we have got cool areas 50sin some of the suburbs and we find it mostly clear and will start out nice and sunny. a butte if you -- beautiful friday. we will start th and we will be going up later onto the mid-70s around 75 to 77 should do it for high temperatures today. more weather coming up in few minutes chris and kate. >> thank you. stay with wbz and the weather team for the latest or hurricaneher mean. get updates on the weather app or twitter and website cbsboston.com to get the tracking maps and video forecast and weather team blogs.

confirms they are investigating a suspicious death in dunn barton. police were going in and out of a home and they are not releasing more details at this time. and new this morning, a fast moving fire destroys a home in attleboro. flames burned through a duplex last night. neighbors heard what they thought were several explosions but the globe reports the noises were caused when carbon dioxidecartridges for a pellet started in the garage. investigators are trying to figure out what caused it. lasers pointed at three planes. the faa state police are investigating. all three happened wednesday night in less than 30 minutes. two as planes were heading into logan airport. the pilotss of an american airlines flight and delta flight reported green lasers pointed at them after 9ch third

all planes landed safely. this morning a tractor trailer driver is questioned by police accused of hitting a milford woman and leaving another die. barbara clement was hit by the truck on main street yesterday afternoon and died almost instantly. investigators quickly released surveillance video of the truck and two hours later police say the driver turned himself in. >> barbara was our made of honor. we are celebrating our anniversary on tuesday. the dayoff labor day. news -- the day after labor day. >> clement was a milford town constable and long time member of the national guard. so far no charges have been filed against the driver. a webby sitter facing charges police say she was -- baby-sitter facing charges police say she was drunk and high stumbling down the street. it raises questions about a online service for hiring baby sitters. katy brace has the latest --

arlington. >> reporter: arlington police say susan devereaux was high while taking care of a toddler. police arrived for a report of a woman stumbling in the street with a 3-year-old boy. >> it didn't hook right. >> reporter: the -- look right. >> reporter: 591-year-old tried to get into -- the 51-year-old tried to get in the wrong house. empty alcohol containers were in the car. >> they used her in the past and didn't find anything. >> reporter: they found the profile advertising five years of experience and she is familiar with police for stolen property and crimes. >> we are trying to find out what care.com did this this case. i know they provide a initial check on people how deep they go into that i don't know. >> reporter: julian gaven use as different website that touts background checks. >> it's scary on our end and makes us look bad. >> reporter: care.com released

incident is deeply disturbing. safety is paramount spurnes to care.com and when safety incidents occurs it hits us hard. the family of the towedler says the little boy is -- toddler says the little boy is okay. devereaux was taken to the hospital facing charges of reckless endangerment of a child. katie brace wbz this morning. >> earlier a baby-sitter hired from the website was arrested charged with child endangerment after police say she this morning a new york family is calling for a federal investigationa the 5-year-old son was put on the wrong plane all by himself and ended up at logan airport in boston instead of jfk. marybel martinez paid a fee to have andy fly from the dominican republic but when she went to pick him up she was met with another child with her

it took three hours for them to figure out where her son was. >> i was told to wait. the police arrived. i was desperate going crazy. i still am. >> jetblue refunded both families flights and offered each of them more than $2,000 in credits. move in madness as college students are getting into the new apartments. boston services were out handing out pam information -- pamphlets and information for their rights 130 citations were written and there have been less problems this year than in years past. checking in on campaign 2016 this morning, hillary clinton bringing in big money. her campaign raised 143 million dollars in august. that's the biggest fund raising month yet. state department agreed to turn over a detailed daily schedule from clinton's time as secretary of state by next

response to a associated press request. donald trump says the trip to mexico raised more than 5 million dollars for his campaign. the bulk of the donations were raised online while trump was meeting with mexico's president. several of his hispanic advisers are leaving the team over his latest immigration policies. trump will attend a fund-raiser in newport rhode island today. sunday october 9th, that's the next time tom brady will suit up and patriots quarterback got plenty of action last night against the giants. steve burton has highlights frommed metlife stadium. >> the preseason is over -- metlife stadium. >> the preseason is over. jimmy garoppolo didn't play and tom brady played the entire first half. here's how it went down. he threw an interception in the first drive. but settled down enough to hit

brady went 16 for 26 but 166 yards and the score and interception. as we told you this is the last game of action he sees until october. >> you don't think the preseason games matter? >> you will be gone uncharted waters for you how difficult might this be? >> i think that's a good word uncharted so we will do the best we can do. >> it will be strange to see him not with the team when they open up the regular season in arizona against the cardinals. that's the story here, guys back to you. >> hold the fony -- phone, he changed the hair. >> improvement. >> yes we like it. >> coming up on wbz this morning, colin kaepernick taking a knee. >> once again refusing to stand for the national anthem and he was not the only one protesting. >> and explosion on the launch pad. the investigation into what went wrong with the latest mission from spacex. >> and honoring the gene

some of the late gene wilder classic films are making a comeback this weekend participating amc theaters will

saddles this saturday and sunday while. he died sunday of complications from alzheimer's disease. in today's money watch, big problems for a samsong smart phone -- samsung smart phone. >> and if you are hitting the road this weekend you will have company. hena daniels is live for us. >> reporter: huh good morning. investors will watch today's economic data. the monthly jobs report is out. strong numbers for will decide to raise interest rates this year. possibly even this month. if you own the new samsung galaxy note 7 smart phone we have a warning this morning. an investigation found the gadget could explode while charging. due to battery problems. samsung may announce a recall as soon as this weekend. more americans are hitting the roads this labor day weekend. trip advisor says many travelers are leaving today with more than half driving.

the weekend. plane travel is up 6% and driving is up 10% from last year. the best part, where americans are headed this year. trip advisor says the top destinations beach trips city getaways and national parks. back to you. >> has that changed or is that typically where they go isn't that where everybody goes every year on labor day weekend the beach. >> not me. >> reporter: not me either. i am usually working. hena appreciate it. >> we will see hena next hour. >> we will. >> you are lucky you get to go away this weekend. >> it's vacation. >> you know a lot of people's plans will be impacted on monday sadly barry. this is terrible time. >> it is as much as we need the rain a lot people had plans but it looks like there will be rain. mostly clear skies most places. there are a couple places where there's patches of clouds and

sunny. air is drier from yesterday when it was pretty muggy at this time. we have 50s in most locations and in fact lower 50s in some of the outlying usual low spots like taunton 58. 65 in downtown boston. mostly 60s on cape cod. a peaceful morning and it's nice. the air is dry and dew points are all in the 50s almost down to 50 so a very nice day is coming up today and a nice day is coming up tomorrow as well. let's look high temperatures today they will be around 75, 76 in boston and along the coast. to 76 and 78 a few miles inland. not too much difference in the temperatures from coast to inland because the water temperaturess continues to be warm. we get cold water this week when the offshore wind pushed the watter's i way. now warm -- water away. now warm water is coming back in. cloud will develop today and a remote risk of a isolated

staying bright and sunny all day long. certainly lots of clouds. look at tomorrow. tomorrow morning we have high clouds starting to come up with streamers of high clouds. they will come up from the south and thickening up especially in southern new england tomorrow. thickest clouds here will be filtering the sunshine quite a bit and stay bright and sunny across northern new england a few puffy clouds over the mountains if you plan to go up there this weekend for a mountain climbing hiking it will be nice. on sunday same story a lot of sunday either. here's what's going on with hermine down there on the florida coast making landfall about 3 hours ago. it is about 40 miles east northeast of tallahassee right now. still a minimum hurricane at 75 moils per hour. ug you can see the radar and spiral bands associated with hermine and thunderstorms moving in tampa. that plume of heavy rain will come up the coastline but as the storm moves offshore it

remember seeing anything like this have a storm go and sit and sit and sit as it loops and they will be spiral bands of rain which will come on in here. and most will be coming in on monday so high seas rough surf. certainly beach erosion and we will be having obviously rip currents will be dangerous. northeast gales at times 20 to 45 miles per hour the strongest wind over southeastern massachusetts. and periods of heavy rain. other times drizzle and showers. here's my forecast a lot of high cloudiness in southern new england. mostly cloudy sunday. a little sun. most sun way up north and won't rain here until monday. some rain may come down hard in spots and some places drizzle. leftover showers tuesday and better weather and maybe one week from today, we could be over 90 degrees again. that's the forecast. back to you. >> all right we like it barry thank you. the cape canaveral launch pad where a spacex rocket blew up is off limits. crews are kept away until the

safe to inspect. the unmanned rocket was carrying 195 million dollar saddle light that -- satellite that facebook hoped to provide internet service to africa. it happened as the rocket was fueled for a prelaunch engine test. no one was injured. san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick booed as he took the field refusing to stand during the national anthem. he took a knee and his teammate joined him >> this happened during military appreciation night. liam martin has the latest. >> ? what so proudly we hailed ? >> reporter: his actions first captured attention last week when he stayed seated during the national anthem at another preseason game protesting what he calls oppression of minorities in america. >> people are dying in vain because this country is not holding their end of the bargain as far as-- no giving

>> reporter: last month he wore sock that is depicted pigs wearing police uniforms. fans at thursday night's game had plenty to say about kaepernick's political activist. >> don't disrespect my flag or country or anybody in the service. >> he is doing a huge thing by speaking out and speaking up andtaking a stand and saying something is acknowledging something that is repressed in the country and has been. >> reporter: he vowed to coue question is, will he get the chance? some nfl insiders speculate the 49ers might cut kaepernick from the team's roster because of his performance on the field. and seattle seahawks cornerback jeremy lane sat last night during the national anthem for his team's preseason game against the oakland raiders. in the satellite center, liam martin wbz this morning. still waiting to get a refund from boston canceled indy car race. >> ahead the steps the attorney

>> and a popular pharmacy paying up. how much cvs will give to massachusetts and the changes coming to the chain. the roast looks good dad. how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? yep! and they're blowing up on instagram. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet!!!! as it should. life is family mealtime and everything you need to make it picture perfect. now be sure to tag your mother

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i see how hard it's been on her at work and i want to help. for the 5 million americans living with alzheimer's, and millions more who feel its effects. let's walk together to make an even bigger impact and end alzheimer's for good. find your walk near you at alz.org/walk. the roast looks good dad. how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? yep! and they're blowing up on instagram. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet!!!! as it should. to make it picture perfect. now be sure to tag your mother because she needs more followers. ok. checking our top stories this morning we start with breaking news out of florida. hermine just downgraded to a tropical storm after making landfall overnight. it came a short time ago as a category one storm east of stk

of st. marks. it packed winds of 80 miles per hour. it's the first hurricane to hit florida in more than a it can aid. states along the east coast are bracing for the potential of severe flooding as well. the the faa and state police are investigating after lasers were pointed at three planes in massachusetts. two of the incidents happened as planes were arriving at logan airport and the pilot of an american airlines flight and delta airlines plane both reported green lasers pointed at them around 9 wednesday night. the third north adams around the same time. all the planes landed safely. if you were left holding worth list tickets to the grand prix race you may get your money back. massachusetts attorney general's office sent letters to 1700 ticket holders asking them to make contact by the end of the month. back in july indy car racing agreed to give boston 925,000 dollars towards refunds. an abington boy shot in the face by another boy is in

the two 11-year-old boys were playing with a gun on wednesday. officers say the gun was legally owned but questions remain on how the kids got their hands on it. a scathing report detailshistory of sexual abuse of a boarding school. the report finds at least one of every five female students at st. georges was abused by the school's athletic trainer in the 70s. he was later tired and has passed away. the report also finds 10 other c police say they are unable to file charges in the case for a variety of reasons. the city of boston starts school next week and with the new year comes changes. superintendent says the district is expanding a special tap card system to keep better watch on students riding buses. they will flush pipes every day to prevented lead from building up in drinking fountains and bubbleers and there are no plans to close schools although the district is in the midst of

need repairs or upgrades. on the "healthwatch" compared to the rest of new england, maine is tipping the scales. a report by the robert wood foundation finds 30% of adults in maine were obese in 2015 followed by new hampshire, rhode island, connecticut and vermont. massachusetts though has the lowest obesity rate at 24.3%. cvs will pay massachusetts 795,000 doars for mistakes in the attorney general's officesays the pharmacist didn't have access to the online prescription monitoring program a system designed to catch and prevent drug abuse. in addition to the cash settlement they will revise the policies and retrain pharmacists. the united states postal service appears to be changing its message to the people of winchester. earlier we told you about a stern letter sent to homeowners saying mail would no longer be delivered to homes with improper railings.

the message. the postal service offering to work with each customer individually to determine the safest and most efficient way to facilitate mail delivery. an unusual side in's bot -- sight in peabody. a pilot touched down near the water treatment plant after reporting a mechanical problem. there were no injuries and the chopper will be removed today. straight ahead on wbza. popular dog park closed -- wbz, a popula >> the reason why dogs are being kept away when we come

mspca angel dog park is closed. >> because of baby bunnies. mspca closed down the park on south huntington avenue to protect newborn bunnies from dogs. the park is leash free and popular and is expected to reopen in the next two to throw weeks because that's all it takes for the bunnies to grow into rabbits. >> i think bunnies and dogs could get along >> maybe not. >> a lot of beenies are around here. >> i want to go to the park and see the bunnies that would be fun. >> cute. >> top toreies -- stories weather and traffic here on wbz. >> the news at 5 starts right now. >> we begin with breaking news, hurricane hermine just downgraded to a tropical storm after making landfall overnight. what it could mean for our holiday weekend. >> a local woman accused of

concerns over a pop har online service and the message police want all parents to hear. >> lasers pointed at threeplanes in massachusetts. investigation underway this morning. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston.this is wbz this morning. >> good morning it's 5:00 thanks for waking up with us i am chris mckinnon. >> i am kate merrill it's friday september 2nd. her ca making landfall along the gulf coast of florida overnight. store roared ashore around 1:30 and it's the first hurricane to hit florida since 2005. >> let's check in with barry burbank tracking the storm and how it could impact our holiday weekend here. >> good morning, everybody. happy fridaych holiday weekend is here and here is hermine -- friday. holiday weekend is here and here is her mean. spiral bands of rain spinning around that thing and nasty