live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning thanks for waking up with us i am kate merrill. >> i am chris mckinnon. right now at 6 a dangerous distraction for pilots in massachusetts. lasers point the at three planes we are live at logan airport with more on the investigation. >> and baby sitter accused of being drunk and high while the case raising concerns about a online hiring site. >> and breaking news, hermine downgraded to a tropical storm after making landfall in florida as a hurricane category one overnight. thousands of power outages are being reported. more than a dozen people forced from their homes by flooding. >> barry burbank is tracking the storm and how it could impact our holiday weekend forecast. >> good morning kate and chris and everybody. and happy friday. we have a nice day coming up

georgia. this is the radar signature spiral bands of rain and rain-- i got to tell you 19 inches of rain at baskin florida. serious flooding going on down there. maximum sustained winds were 70 miles per hour. i am sure they dropped down since this statement was issued at 5. and anyway the storm is moving to the north northeast at 14 miles an hour. so it's going to take a track about like this along coast and then out here over the necessarily as a tropical storm. it's going to be subtropical storm characteristics may turn it into a perhaps a tropical storm again whatever it's going to be a lot of wind spinning around and around and rotating for days and days. what does that mean for us? some of that wind and rain will pivot up into new england and most likely on labor day. some of the winds will start increasing on sunday. so we are going to have some periods of rain in southern new england. hardly anything up north.

rough as well. these are the temperatures now which are mostly in the upper 50s and middle 60s. basically a nice clear start to the day. it's going to be looking pretty nice to me. we are going to be going up to temperatures going up into the mid to upper 70s. 75 to 77 today. i will see the rest of the forecast soon. traffic and weather together hibreana. >> reporter: a little traffic on 93 south but lots of traffic on 93 north at expressway. see that it's slow and go on 128 in braintree but oncey get on the expressway things pick to neponset circle and drive time from braintree to quincy is 20 minutes. from the south shore rote 3 is clear and you won't hit -- shore route 3 is clear and you won't hit traffic before the split. the attorney general's office confirms they are investigating a suspicious death in dunbarton police were seen going in and out of a home yesterday. they are not releasing details at this time. and new this morning a.

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 dioxide cartridges from a pellet gun were burning. no one was hurt and the fire appears to have started in the garage. investigators are trying to figure out a cause. also lasers pointed at three planes in massachusetts. >> the faa and state police are investigating. wbz anna meiler is live at logan with all anna. >> reporter: and kate this can be extremely dangerous for pilots because the lasers can blind them while they are flying. all three incidents happened wednesday night within 30 minutes. the first incident was just before 9:00a green laser pointed at a small plane in north adams. at 9:17 and american airplanes plane was head by a green laser. two minutes later's delta maine reported the same thing.

were both 10 miles northeast of the airport when they were ilhume nated. the fa -- illuminateed: reporting live at logan airport, anna meiler. this morning a tractor trailer driver is questioned by police. he is accused of hitting a milford woman and leaving her to die. police say 64-year-old barbara clement was hit by the truck on main street yesterday afternoonand died almost instantly. investigators quickly released surveian truck and two hours later the driver turned himself in. >> barbara was our maid of honor and we are celebrating our 35th anniversary on tuesday. the day after labor day. it's tough news we received from my nephew. >> clement was a milford townconstable and long time member of the national guard. no charges have been filed againsts driver so glr. -- so far. a baby-sitter facing

the incident raises concerns about a popular online service. nicole jacobs is live with a closer look at the investigation. nicole. >> reporter: kate, the family found the baby-sitter through care.com. police say it is unclear exactly what the company does as far as protocol with background checks. but this morning they are urging parents to do more than what the company says they do. police responded to the onegerton road on wednesday afternoon arriving to find a 51- year-old woman susan devereaux. police say she was so drunk and high she even tried to go into the wrong home. if not for an alert resident. >> after the resident noticed a woman stumbling in the neighborhood. >> reporter: susan devereaux's action may have never been reported. >> she was in a condition enough so someone on the street saw her and knew it was not

police, she was so disoriented she even tried this. >> she had been attempting to enterer's home but the home was not the -- enter a home but it was not the right home. >> reporter: arlington authorities arrived and determined she was drunk and high on prescription medication all while caring for a 3-year- old boy she was baby-sitting. >> who used this person multiple times in the past and never saw anything like this prior to that. >> reporter: the 51-year-old has a past police record related to stolen property motor vehicle violations. her baby-sitting service came through care.com. company released a statementreading -- released a statement reading in part safety is of paramount importance and when any safety incident occurs it hits us hard. it's unclear what protocols the company use but police say there's more parents can do. >> do your due diligence in that a website or you know a referral by one person really is not enough.

but per protocol dcf was notified. i should add police found alcohol empty containers in the woman's vehicle. she is facing a charge of child endangerment. live in arlington, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >> scary story thanks very much. 6:07. this morning a new york family is calling for a federal investigation after their 5- year-old son was put on the wrong plane all by himself and ended up at logan instead of jfk. maribel martinez had 5-year-old andy flown from dominican republic to new york but when she went to pick him up she was met with another 5-year-old child with her child's passport. her child ended up in boston andthe other child in new york. >> i was told to wait and the police arrived. i was desperate going crazy.

>> jetblue refuned both families flights and offered more than $2,000 in credits. move in madness across boston as college students are getting into the new apartments. boston inspectional services were back out in full force handing out pamphlets and informing renters about the rights. 130 citations wereitien yesterday. -- are -- were written yesterday. there's been less problems this year than past years. hillary clinton bringing in some big her campaign raised 143 million dollars in august. that's the best fund raising month yet. the state department has agreed to turn over a detailed daily schedule from clinton's time as secretary state by next month. that's in response to an associated press request over how much access clinton gave to major donors of her family's charitable foundation. also donald trump says the trip to mexico this week raised more than 5 million dollars for his campaign. a bulk of donations raised

several of trump's hispanic advisers are leaving his team over the 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 play football. he got plenty of action against the giants last night. wbz sports director steve burton has highlights from metlife stadium in newersy -- new jersey. >> the preseason is over. patriots lost to the giants last night by a and jimmy garoppolo didn't play tom brady did play and played the entire first half. here's how it wept down. brady ended up throwing an interception in the first drive. but settled down enough to hit martin on the roll out for the 7-yard touchdown. brady went 68 for 26 but 166 yards. a score and an interception. as we told you this is the last game action brady sees until october.

be gone. just unchartered waters how difficult is it going to be. >> yep i think that's a good word unchartered so we will do the best we can do. >> it will be strange not to see tom brady with the team when they open up in arizona against the cardinals. that's the story here at metlife stadium. now back to you. >> we like his hair and that's good. >> it is good. >> very important. coming up on wbz colin kaepernick taking a knee. >> he once again refusing to stand for the national protesting. >> wait fog arrefund from -- waiting for a refund from boston canceled indy car race? what the attorney general is askingy to do now. >> think you are mart -- asking you to do now. >> think you are smarter than a 12-year-old? maybe not this one. >> happy friday. if you are traveling today these are temperatures across the nation. upper 70s and 80s across much of the country but bad traveling along the eastern seaboard down here where so much rain is falling from

it will impact new england and when the -- what the weather will be for the entire holiday weaning as we look out at boston harbor a lovely morning. the forecast is coming up as

most kids his age are in middle school this wiz kid started his freshman year at cornell. 12-year-old jeremy schuller is the youngest person to attend the ivy league school he was home schooled and aced the acts at 10. he was happy to accept the prodigy as long as his parents moved to ithaca new york so he could live at home. unbelievable that he is just 12 ar and someone with a 13-year-old a-year-older than this child i can barely get her to do homework for 8th grade year. i mean. >> first just acing the s.a.t. is ridiculous. >> we couldn't do that at 17 could we. >> boggles my mind. >> don't let him into college parties not at all too young. barry busy day. >> ready for the weekend. >> i am but not for the storm to ruin my monday.

the punches i guess. >> i guess so. >> as much as we need the rain it will be welcomed but why do we have to have it on labor day. so many people have so many plans but that is situation because the drought monitor came out this middle part of the week and the extreme drought the area expanded a little bit into areas south of boston. so, that's not really good news. so we need the rain and desperately we are going to get rain in parts of southern new england this weekend. that's why we will be welcoming the rain at the same time will be sad because people are outside plans. look at the shot from fenway park from the wbz weather bug net camera there and we have go a beautiful sunrise situation in boston this morning. of course sox won't be back until september 12th at fenway park when they face orioles but at least we have the camera shot. we see nice pictures of boston. it's in the 60s here for most part but 47 in keene. there are cool places towards the connecticut river valley

moved in overnight after yesterday's really muggy conditions. it's going to be very pleasant with low humidity today and tomorrow. we have got high temperatures going up to 75 to 78 today. maybe a little cooler on outer part of cape cod and winds won't be strong but will come in onshore coming from the north and going northeast and east about 5 to 10 miles an hour. starting out nice and sunny with a few scattered clouds but more clouds will pop up during the day and can't rule out a couple isolated showers this afternoon over inland spot just isolated and not amounting to too much in most spots. now tomorrow, the high cloudiness comes up from the south from that storm to the south. of course hermine but not that much thickening up at all in southern new he canland a few streamers of the heathery cirrus clouds as we call them. so where is hermine? in georgia a trop scale storm -- tropical storm now and is backening and producing the spiral bands of heavy rainfall.

inches of rain. a lot of flooding going on down there as the storm tracks northeast along the coast weakening through savannah to wilmington to near hatteras and after that it moves offshore and may actually start to intensify more. whether it's a tropical system or a extra tropical system it's going to produce a lot of wind and churning up the seas out here with all the plume of rain coming up the eastern seaboard. that heavy rain is going to be south of new england but eventually we will see spiral bands coming into the area. now we will increase. note the time stamp on sunday it thickens up and there's the rain bands and we will have you know certainly high surf out of that and we will have certainly a dangerous rip currents and we will have northeast gales of 20 to 40 miles an hour with a few higher gusts. me seven-day accu-weather forecast upper 70s in theexnext couple days but lower 70s on sundays turning cloudier.

leftover showers on wednesday. >> reporter: if you are traveling to the cape this weekend massdot says the south hov lane will open at 1 in the afternoon to accommodate holiday travel traffic. as far as 93 north is the only thing you have to worry about for the morning commute. if you take route 3 you won't hit traffic before you get to the split. 128 south in braintree cleared up as well. all traffic is on the expressway and it's between neponset circle exit 12 and 13 just to go the 4 exits. chris. >> thanks very much. san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick booed as he took the field refusing to stand during the national anthem. he took knee this time and he was not the only player protesting. >> this happening during military appreciation night in san diego. chris martinez has the latest. ? what so proudly we hailed. >> reporter: 49ers quarterback

refused to stand during the star-spangled banner and this time at thursday night's preseason game against the chargers. moments after the stadium's annual salute to the military. >> he he was joined -- he was joined by teammates safety eric reed. >> he is receiving heavy boos here. >> reporter: the crowd erupted in boos as he took the field to start the game immediately leading the 49ers to their first touchdown. after the game, kaepernick addressed the protest. >> i message that we are trying to send is not lost with the action that is coming along with it. >> reporter: kaepernick's action 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. >> fans at thursday night's game had plenty to say about kaepernick's political act ?riesm don't disrespect. >> i flag or country or anybody in the service brother.

and taking a stand and saying something is acknowledging something that is repressed in the country and has been for long time. >> reporter: kaepernick vowed to indefinitely continue the protest but the question is, will he get the chance? some nfl insiders speculate that the 49ers may cut kaepernick from the team's roster because of his performance on the field. chris martinez, cbs news, san diego. an update on efforts to get refunds for people who bought tickets to grand prix. the globe is reporting the massachusetts attorney general's office sent letters to 1700 ticket holders telling them to make contact with the ag's office by the end of the month to be eligible for the settlement money n july indy car racing agreed to give 925,000 doars towards refunds. it's -- dollars towards refunds. it's 6:20. the issue on the minds of boston schools superintendent as kids head back to school

up. how much cvs will give massachusetts and the changes coming to the chain. >> where you can see gene wilderers' classic -- wilders'

narrator: "by almost every measure, public charter schools have been a success." "they are models of inspiration." with "impressive results" and "eye-catching educational gains." it's turned my son's life around. narrator: "charter schools amount to hope" for kids all across massachusetts. question 2 will give parents more choices and result in more funding for public education. vote yes on 2.

in today's money watch a warning if you own the new samsung galaxy note 7 smart phone. an investigation finds the gadget could problems. samsung may announce a recall as soon as this weekend. compared to the rest of new england maine is tipping the scales a report by the robert wood foundation founds 30% of adults in maine were obese in 2015 followed by new hampshire rhode island can't cut and vermont. massachusetts had the loathest obesity rate in new england at 24.3%. cvs will play massachusetts 795,000 dollars for mistakes in

the attorney general's office says cvs pharmacies didn't have access to the state's online prescription monitoring program and a system that's designed to catch and prevent drug abuse. in addition to the cash settlement they will revise the policies and retrain the pharmacistss. the city of -- pharmacists. the city of boston starts next week and with the new year comes change the superintendent tells the globe district is expanding a special tap card system to keep better watch on stud the district will flush pipes every day to prevented lead from bidding up in drinking fountains and the district -- building up in drinking fountains and the district is reviewing 125 buildings needing repairs or upgrades. united states posta service is changing its message to the people of winchester. earlier this week, we told you about a stern letter sent to homeowners there saying mail would no longer be delivered to homes with improper railings. a homeowner sent a copy of a

that softens the message of the postal service offering to work with each customer individually to determine the safest and most efficient way to facilitate mail delivery. some of gene wilder's classic films are making a come back. he died of alzheimer's disease. participating theaters will show willie wonka and blazing saddles this saturday and sunday. lots who are in the next half-hour including the latest on hne tropical storm after hitting florida as a hurricane. >> bad news in the battle over

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break news right now at 6:30-- breaking news right nowat 6:30, rescues in florida in the aftermath of hurricane hermine. >> a family demanding answers. the 5-year-old sent on the wrong plane to the wrong city. >> plus explosion on the launch pad. the investigation into what went wrong with the latest

studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning to you 6:30 on your friday morning i am chris mckinnon. >> i am kate merrill. friday september 2nd. a long holiday weekend is here barrych nice today and possibly -- barry. nice today and possibly saturday but things change. >> by the end of the weekend and especially labor day it will be wet and windy. here's what we have with the latest on downgraded to a -- which is downgraded to a trop scale tomorrow over the southern portion of georgia. these are the spiral bands of rain spinning around and rain it has. some places 15 to 20 inches of rain. baskin florida almost 19 inches. sustained winds decreasing under 70 miles per hour as the system weakens and moves off to the northeast. so this is the track along the coast as it weakens and moves offshore and may intensify somewhat and spin around for

spiral bands of rain will move in here but not likely until about late sunday now into monday and then we will have late sunday and gusty wndz along the coast and may be gail force up to -- winds along the coast and may be gale force. seas will be chaotic and producing periods of heavy rain for us. but now we have a beautiful morning. aid great friday morning. 55 to 65 around the region. and this is the daily planner cag today. and it's going to turn partly cloudy as temperatures go up to 74 by midday and 77 this afternoon. sunset at 7:16 this evening. traffic and weather together hi breana. >> reporter: if you leaping for the cape, massdot is opening the south lane. but first morning commute a disabled vehicle on 93 south in andover at exit 39 concord

24 north in randolph is slowing down between horse bridge and 128. no severe delays there. just slow and go traffic. chris. >> thanks very much. breaking news overnight, hurricane hermine mains landfall along the florida coast, first to hit the state in a decade and rescues are underway. rising waters are forcing people out of their homes and there's concern the system could trigger tornadoes. don champion has more from florida. >> reporter: hurricane pummeled parts of florida's -- hermine pummel parts of florida's coast and shortly winds before making landfall overnight. in the coastal community of pasco county last night, people tried to enjoy the scene before the boardwalk was inundated with water. >> i hope everybody is safe and all right other than that i am here to play. >> this is life-threatening. >> reporter: earlier in the day, the state's governor warned people to take the storm

the gulf coast. in the hard hit town ofapalachicola some stobbed up on food. >> -- stocked up on food. >> it's nerve-racking you see the trees bending and waves blowing up over the rocks. >> reporter: others boarded up their businesses and got out. >> just for the safety of our employees, and for the safety of the business as well we are going to close up. >> reporter: in low lying areas, hundreds of residents were told to evacuate ahead of the storm. >> my wife wants to get some of her valuable out and irreplaceable. >> reporter: some chose to ride it out. >> my property will likely not flood. but my neighbors all around me will. >> reporter: florida had not been hit by a her cane in -- hurricane in over a decade. don champion, cbs news along the florida panhandle. >> and stay with wbz and our weather team for the latest on hermine. get updates through the cbs boston weather app and on facebook and twitter page and website. cbsboston.com. a mixup for two boys put on

other in new york. anna meiler is live at logan airport with the closer look at what happened. anna. >> reporter: and kate one of the families is speaking out demanding an explanation from the airline. you can imagine that mother's anxiety when she went to jfk to pick up her son and waited several hours before long he landed here at -- learning he landed here at logan. cell phone video shows andy martinez in the black hat passing through the august 17th. but when the plane he was supposed to be on landed at jfk in new york he was not on it. >> when i went to pick up my son, my son was not there. i was given another boy. >> reporter: a passport mix upsend andy to boston and another 5-year-old boy to jfk. >> i am told he is not there and say o. my god what did you d -- oh my god what did you do to him where is he.

passport. 5-year-old boy for three he hours she believes her son may be kidnapped. >> reporter: three hours passed before jetblue located her son at logan airport and keeninged them -- connected them over the phone. >> mommy i was placed on another airplane. >> reporter: later that day, andy arrive at jfk and reunited with hispanic stricken parents. >> and cried because i then had him in my hands thank god. >> reporter: jetblue refuned both families provide credits towards future flights but martinez says she wants answers. >> this never should have happened. >> reporter: martinez' lawyer is calling for federal investigation. the family says they will never use that airline again. reporting live from logan airport, anna meiler wbz news. >> thank you. the da's office confirms an 11-year-old boy in abington shot in the face by another 11- year-old boy. investigators believe this was an accident and the gun was legally registered but police

it was properly secured. the victim is in stable condition at the hospital in boston. a lawyer for the city police union tells the herald that he believes commissioner bill evans will be called to the stand as a witness. yesterday the city was supposed to begin a pilot program where 100 officers chosen at random would wear the cameras on dutych the start date is pushed back to september 12th. federal judge is todrop extortion charges against four teamster members accused of intit tim dating the crew of top chef when they filmed in boston. an indictment says members of teamsters local 25 deman union members be hired as -- demanded union members be hired as drivers and threatened the crew. the four teamsters pleaded not guilty. scathing report detailing sexual abuse at a elite boarding school in rhode

georges was abused by the school's athletic trainer in the 70s. he was later fired. he has since passed away. the report finds 10 other employees used at -- abused at least 51 students in 70s and 80s. police say they are unable to file charges in the case for a variety of reasons. a baby sitter accused of being drunk and high while watching a toddler and that's raising concern about popular online service. nicole jacobs is live in arlington this morning with a closer look at this investigation. >> reporter: chris, the family found the baby-sitter through care.com. police say it is unclear exactly what they do in terms of background checks of potential employees but police this morning are encorninging parents to -- encouraging parents to go bob and beyond the company protocol. i want to get you to video showing you the area here. egerton road in argueton is

the woman was stumbling in the street and they arrived to find 51-year-old susan devereaux. police say she was so drunk and high that she even tried going into the wrong home. authorities also say they found empty alcohol containers in her car. the woman was arrested. the boy that 3-year-old boy she was baby-sitting was not hurt. but her protocol dcf was notified. police also say that they are using this incident to parents advice. >> you should do your due dil vention and -- diligence and not a website or a referral by one person is not enough. >> reporter: care.com reheys hd -- released a statement saying the issue is paramount concern. devereaux is charged with reckless endangerment of a child. nicole jacobs wbz this morning. for the first time mosquitoes carrying the zika virus have been captured in the united states. health officials say they were

trapped mosquitoes in miami beach and while not surprising it's disappointing. nearly 50 people in florida have caught the virus from mosquitoes. the cape canaveral launch pad war spacex rocket exploded yesterday is now off limits. crews are kept away until the fire is completely out. and it's safe to inspect. unmanned rocket was carrying 195 mill kwon dollar satellite that facebook hoped would provide internet service to africa. that explosion happened as the rocket was g prelaunch engine test. the good news is no one was injured. and an unusual sight in peabody a helicopter forced to make an emergency landing yesterday. the pilot touched down near the water treatment plant after reporting a mechanical problem. no injuries reported. the chopper will be removed today. incredible video of a great white shark off race point beach in provincetown last weekend. at one point the shark went

deep. atlantic white shark conserve have -- conservancy shared the video from tyler schuller. also in provincetown a shark rescue on wednesday. you can see the shark seems to be stuck upside down and on rocks. a man climb down into the water tried to push it away. he grabbed a fishing rod to help roll it over. once upright it swam away. the atlantic white shark conservancy says it was ofbed in the morning. >> takes a little time to roll over. don't we all. >> yes it does. ahead a. check of the top stories including the latest on a deadly hit-and-run in mill milford. >> and dang -- mill todayford -- milford. >> and danger in the skies. lasers pointed at planes and it's not the only local airport dealing with problems. >> protecting student he as they move into boston. how many tickets were handed out to landlords yesterday. barry good morning. >> good morning, everybody.

and some wind down there. what impact will hermine have on new england. my accuh forecast for the who will -- accu-weather forecast for the holiday weekend is

despite rain yesterday more of massachusetts is under an extreme drought. new estimates extend that extreme condition to cape cod which until now has only been considered moderate drought. in fact only nantucket and a small part of berkshire county are not under a drought. conditions there are considered abnormally dry.>> i think as i saw a tumble -- i think i saw a tumble we had bow by my yard and it's so dry and we could will come on monday. >> we talk about the tumble we had i thought it was me running into the studio. >> that's it. >> i am like a blowing away tumble we had. let's check out what's happening with the wbz weather watchers in tewksbury 57. natick rick and 58. eric has 53 in hopkinton. and arnold in hanover says 58 so in other words it's a beautiful morning.

many weather watchers are in the 50s. dew points in the 50s as well. this is refreshing air unlike yesterday in what's pretty muggy out there. bordering on oppressive humidity yesterday. much the northeast is enjoying the beautiful weather. we will have highs of 75 to 78 today. maybe a touch cooler in the outer part of cape cod. now we are starting out with few scattered clouds and the sky will become probably more than 50% covered with clouds later on. someplace also have it completely. overall a very nice fabulous friday leading into the holiday weekend. tomorrow we will see high thin cloudiness coming up from the south but that won't make too much progress. we will see streamers and filaments of the feathery clouds showing up in the southern sky and moving north but they will dry out as they come up into central new england and northern new england will be bright and sunny. a great weekend. most of the weekend way up north for camping and hiking and climbing and that sort of

and see what is going to happen with the storm as it moves northeastward. it is a tropical storm now continuing to weaken a little bit as it moves off to the northeast. these are the rain bands associated. in some places 15 to 20 inches of rain down here with the system. so it weakens and moves on a path like this hugging the coast and then moving off the shore and getting trapped and not able to move. except wobble in place or do a few loops out in here so even the hurricane center per-hour wind still in the same spot so it's kicking up the seas. creating a lot of rain as it goes up the eastern seaboard. the question is how much rain could fall in new england. i hope we don't get shortchange and get nothing out of this but it look like we have to get spiral bands eventually pivoting in here. here's sunday's map as it becomes cloudier on sunday. the clouds will overspread the area. the rain will get close to southeastern massachusetts late

and we will have the band of rain so that ribbon of rain is moving in here and we could get pretty good rains and hopefully be substantial and beneficial northeast gales especially on the coast and cape will have high seas and rough surf and dangerous rip currents and the whole drill and even after the storm temperatures in the mid and upper 60s on labor day leftover showers and a little better and warmer and the sun peeks out on wednesday and week from today close to 90 agai together. brianna. >> reporter: hi -- breana. >> reporter: 24 north has a couple trouble spots. there's backup in stoughton around exit 20 and more congestion from the horse

rointed green lasers. the third incident happened at harriman airport in north adams around the same time but all planes landed safely. inspectional services hand out 130 citations as college students moved into dorms and off campus apartments and they hand out information about renters right. so far the city says they have had fewer problems this year than the same still to come, brady out. the pats quarterback seeing the final action for a while. >> how tom played in the final preseason game and what he is saying about the suspension. that starts tomorrow. >> and red sox hitting the road with the top prospect.

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before starting xarelto tell your doctor about any conditions, such as kidney, liver or bleeding problems. to help protect yourself from a stroke, ask your doctor about xarelto. there's more to know. xarelto. wbz sports is driven by bmw. test drive a bmw today as advice -- bpw center or can be bmw center or visit us at bmw mass.com. >> last night tom brady played the entire first half. brady ended up throwing an interception in the first drive but settled down enough to hit martin for a 7-yard touchdown. number 12 wint 16 for 26 for 166 yards. this is the last game action until october 9th against cleveland. >> just as far as you know you

uncharted waters how difficult might it be. >> yep i think that's a good word uncharted so we will do the best we can do. >> jimmy garoppolo didn't see any action and will start the first four games of the season as brady sits out. by the way, patriots lost to the giants 17-9 last night. sox kick off a 9-game road trip in oak lan and the top prospect will be with them. the -- oakland and the top prospect will be many hope hope he can-- hope he can provide a boost. 6:53 on your friday. we will be back with another check of hermine and what it

ahead on cbs this morning we are along the florida and georgia coast tarring heavy rain and -- and flooding. a closer look at how the storm could spread the zika virusch news is back in the morning. see you at 7. >> thanks very much. it's time to wrap up another week on wbz this morning. >> here is a look back at the week that was. >> another duck boat crash in boston. >> tourist truck the overpass. >> beloved high school football player killed in a early morning crash. >> the young boy recovers from being shot in the face. >> two boys somehow got ahold of a gun.

holiday weekend. >> first land falling her cane in -- hurricane in 11 years. >> police find dangerous weapons in a local man's home. parts to make a ar15 rifle hunting knives and more. >> crews battling a fire in boston. >> college students and young professionals were inside the home. >> good morning and welcome to september. >> a expert is questioning if wessie is a pylon. >> new advice tosh to the coast behind. >> this is theac summer. >> we need -- a new visitor to the coastline. >> this is a place to -- this is the place to be this summer. >> no idea he was good with alligator skin no fumbling there. >> no. doesn't get old. >> it gets funnier every time. we find out why he had a alligator on sports final? do we know. >> we have to know the rest of the story on that one. >> o. my goodness. >> loose-- oh my goodness. >> i want to show you this

looks nice and it will be a great day sunny to partly cloudy upper 70s. we get the rain and some wind on labor day. >> and you are off on vacation we will miss you. >> yeah hold down the fort. >> we will do our best. >> cbs this morning is coming up. >> we will see you at noontime. barbara moussette: kelly came through for me and my husband, and i am just forever grateful... with my husband in cancer treatment, we fell behind on our bills, and we needed our tax refund to catch up... ...but hackers had stolen it. we were the victims of identity theft. i was terrified - we faced losing our home. we reached out to kelly ayotte. she didn't know us at all, but she went to the irs and she fought for us. thanks to kelly, we got our refund and we kept our home. kelly ayotte: i'm kelly ayotte

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is friday, second 2nd, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? hermine hammers the southeast after making landfall overnight as a 80-mile-an-hour winds and destructive storm surge pound the coast. hermine's next move will impact millions. plus, new fears that hermine could help the zika virus spread farther and faster. for the first time, mosquitoes have been found carrying the virus inside the mainland united states. and a luxury cruise liner making history this morning in canada's treacherous northwest passage. an ice breaker, two hospitals,