>> that you can't just smuggle in and hunker down and wait to get legalized. >> donald trump taking a hard line on immigration. his tough proposals, and a local family front and center with him. >> new details on the state's the day, the grounds for arrests in certain places. randy: a jogger has an odd encounter in shirley. the exchange leading her unsettled on the eye for this thursday morning. emily: 6:00 a.m., tropical hermine making a mess in florida. heavy rains as that system moves

here in new england. good morning, i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy price with cindy, and could be a little impact. cindy: i think sunday and monday what is left of the tropical storm will be getting closer to our latitude but it may stall out to the south. >> could get nothing. >> we could. it is going to kick up the surf as it approaches. let me show you where it is. it is a tropical storm with winds at 60 miles per hour, and close to 300 miles southwest of strengthen today and to become a hurricane before it makes a landfall tonight and from there it moves into the carolinas but look what happens. this just gets stuck, and stalls out on sunday through tuesday, and just south of us, and kind of sitting here and spinning to the south. if it is stalled out close enough it could spin in rain and kick up the winds, particularly on the south coast and the islands, but if it stalls farther south we may get nothing at all so we are keeping a close

closer to the holiday weekend. in the meantime heading out to the bus stop, south of boston, there could be a shower around, brightening skies north and west, and you can see that s of rain coming out of rain with embedded thunderstorms in the past 30 minutes or so, and maybe a sprinkle, closer to the pike into boston, and you can see the stalled out frontal boundary moving southward through the area that's going to keep us in a lot of clouds today, the chance of a shower to the south of the pike, and then that brightening happens as we get to the into the afternoon, so mp 70, holding mostly in the 70s with maybe some late day sunshine. let's get you out to the roads. how are we doing? >> so far, not too bad. the delay is starting to build across the area. a live look outside at the expressway. here's a track by the gas tank heading to the top of the screen, let's get to the maps and check the travel times, and also watching a crash on thorough, in the final stages, and northbound, now 30 to 35, braintree to boston and as you travel south 24 looks good, and route 3, a bit of volume into

128, and if you are heading north, route 3 starting to build delays, also 93 south out of methuen, and some more volume down to the pond. trains and buses on schedule. i'm olessa. that's a look at traffic. >> there will be no amnesty. >> trump doubling down on his immigration proposals and his overhaul and voters will be deciding on his plan and the clock is ticking. >> we including the local couple playing a big role in that announcement. we begin with erika tarantal, and he did not back down. erika: no, emily, he didn't. anyone who thought the candidate would stop in his stance on immigration was clearly wrong. >> we will begin moving them out day one, as soon as i take office, day one. >> fresh or a meeting in mexico with that country's leader,

controversial proposals to crack down on illegal immigrants. his speech was fiery as he played to a cheering arizona crowd. >> number one, are you ready? are you ready. we will build a great wall along the southern border. >> some of the plans' main points no, amnesty only task will be leaving the country and applying to come back legally. tripling the number of ice officers to create a new deportation task force, and a special screening test for all potential immigrants, what he called an ideological certification. he added his plan would be fair and compassionate, but that our greatest compassion must be for american citizens. so what do you think of the speech and trump's plan? you can add your voice right now

emily: many families joined trump to show how their lives being impacted by undocumented immigrants and among them a milford family. julie mcdonald is live with their story. julie. reporter: the parents of matthew denise are one of several families who spoke about why they are voting for donald trump, immigration was front and center, and denise was hit and killed in 2011 by a drunk driver who was in this country illegally. nicholas was convicted and prison. he's now appealing that, and denise's parents took to the stage last night to share their grief. >> my name is maury maloney, our son was struck a quarter of a mile from his desk by an illegal alien, where witnesses were trying to stop him. >> it's donald trump for president in 2011. our son matthew and other

tougher laws concerning illegal immigration, including a push to defund sanctuary cities, which shelter undocumented immigrants. live in milford, i'm julie mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: and hillary clinton firing back at the plan. her spokesperson saying, "donald trump doubled down on his anti-immigrant rhetoric and attempted to divide communities by pitting people against each other and demonnizerring immigrants. that came hours after the candid trump's trip to mexico. certainly it takes more than trying to make up for a year of insults and insinuations. by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours. and then flying home again. that is not how it works. >> clinton spoke in cincinnati yesterday, and vice president joe biden will campaign for her in battleground ohio today. one of the men who wants to replace joe biden will be in new

clinton's running mate tim kaine will hold a discussion in master and make appearances at organizing offices in dover, and waconia. >> the changes to a trand gender rights, a scenario where a person could face arrest for an improper, an improper claim of gender identity. a law signed by allows people to use locker rooms that correspond with their gender identity and penalties for anyone who abuses that law. although it does not spell out exactly what that could mean. draft guidance on that from the attorney general is expected to include advice to businesses to presume patrons are using the appropriate restroom, unless there is a compelling reason to believe otherwise. a person suspected of falsely claiming gender identity could

patron or call police in certain situations, like loitering or harassment. the attorney general's office also points out that there have been few improper claims in states with these protections. and right now a little boy is seriously hurt after an accidental shooting in abington, and this morning police are trying to piece together what happened there at that house. two 11-year-old boys were playing at a home on linwood street when they got hold of a gun. it is unclear if they alone at the time. while they were looking at the gun, it went off. a bullet was striking one of the boys in the face. the district attorney says that the shooting does not appear to be intentional but for first responders many of them parents themselves, this call was not easy. >> as you can imagine it's a difficult call to go on both abington fire and abington police departments and anybody involved.

counseling. >> counselors will be on hand at the schools for students today. >> right now police are boosting patrols and women are on alert after a jogger's frightening run-in along a quiet road in shirley. the jogger was running on hazen road on tuesday when she says a strange, dark green van slowed down, almost pushed her into a ditch. police say the driver offered her a bottle of water. that's when she noticed another man in the back seat. her neighbor tells us that the jogger felt the encounter was strange and suspicious and she >> it was like he pulled over, and she thought that she was almost being run off the road you know, pushed into poison ivy. >> the incident in shirley happened about a 20-minute drive from princeton where vanessa marcotte was killed nearly a month ago. no arrests were made in that case. the body camera pilot program for boston police is delayed again. the program was supposed to start this week but will get underway on september 12th. an agreement signed in july would have fitted 100 volunteer

six months. but no one volunteered so cameras were assigned to officers. the patrolman's union is fighting that move. >> on the opioid crisis, salem, massachusetts police are issuing a warning to drug users over a potentially deadly arrest, salem police are issuing a warning to drug users over a potentially deadly risk. face doses of oxycodone and percocet that may fentanyl have turned up for sale on the streets. be skeptical. >> michael meade is the man in this surveillance, dealing thousands of dollars worth of goods on a sundays on sunday morning. he will be arraigned today. >> the mbta is getting rid of a money waster. the unused items taken off the budget. and new this morning, taking the classroom outdoors. the unusual program focused on

first pitch in texas. the the situation ahead. >> and donald trump is sticking to his stance on immigration. he will be back on the trail today after saying there would be no amnesty for people here illegally if he takes office. cindy. cindy: tracking a couple of showers moving through parts of southern rhode island with embedded thunder. the time line on those and a look at the holiday weekend ahead, could tropical storm hermine impact our weather? that forecas i first, temperatures, as you are heading out the door on the sticky side.

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>> we are helping you to ease back your back to school. we hope you have a great year. >> good morning eyeopener. >> very good. all right. yep. do you feel good and distressed? >> oh, my gosh, yes. >> and here are the folks, and tomorrow they are going to show four poses, specifically focused on using back-to-school dress. you can do it together, a bonding experience, too. >> ok. >> i like the one at the end of the yoga class where you get to

>> yes. >> one of my girls said the same thing, sleep, right? >> yeah. >> absolutely. >> there you go. >> and september 1st, brand new month, headed back to school today. i think that weather-wise we're in decent shape today, but we're talking about the potential for some rain here as we head through the end of the holiday weekend. could we use it. extreme drought conditions across the greater boston area, and look at the deficit. we're talking more than eight inches around the boston area, couple of inches of rain, it would certainly help with the drought situation but we're going to need more than that. it is tropical storm hermine that we are watching down here, 60 miles per hour winds, it's now starting to move a bit towards the north and northeast at 12 miles per hour. and it's already been bringing heavy rain to parts of florida, and potential for five to ten inches of rain and flooding here through north florida, but look at this, all the way up through georgia, the carolinas, and heavy rain, that rain, the

the question is how much rain, if any, we can get out of it around here as we head through. there are hurricane warnings up along the big bend area of florida. there is going to be a storage surge with this, four to seven feet above ground level, and that is going to do some damage, going to cause some flooding. they haven't had a hurricane hit since 2005, and there will be big impacts down there. here, there is a chance that we'll get in on wind and rain. it looks like the greatest risk is going to be the high surf as we get towards sundaynd monday. that's the time period of any effects here, and here's the forecast tracking the hurricane center. category 1 hurricane by landfall tonight and tracks up through the carolinas. from here it is trying to lift north and eastward. this area of high pressure will block there from moving so it stalls out monday through tuesday. it is sitting here, and if it's too far south we'll miss out on the rain, farther north we'll get some rain, and get some winds, so stay tuned.

74 degrees, and it is sticky out there, the dewpoint temperatures are in the uncomfortable range, to the north and west, drier air, and that's coming in behind this front, but the front is moving slowly. so clouds, yes, and showers right now, some embedded thunderstorms through rhode island, connecticut, and these are shifting into southeastern massachusetts, so have an umbrella with you along and south of the pike here this morning. 67 in worcester. elsewhere in the 70s now, and we'll see that threat for showers linger through lunchtime in southeastern massactt coast of the cape, but during the afternoon, north and west of town, the sun pops out, temperatures in the lower 80s, and elsewhere it is in the 70s for high temperatures today. and more comfortable sleeping weather tonight, we're looking good on friday and into saturday before any possible impacts from hermine come our way so we're talking about, if you are headed to the cape on friday and saturday, having the best weather, and then sunday and monday potential rain and wind will keep you posted. farther north, it's not local like a big issue.

impacts. all right, let's get you out to the roads, olessa. >> so far, not too bad. we are watching those delays. here's a look at the expressway, a check by the gas tank, and you can see the northbound side, very slow, already seeing brake lights early this morning. let's get to the maps and the rest of your ride so far. not seeing too many problem spots, the backup, a 30-minute ride. northbound 24 building volume as well out of avon, 95 from sharon, and route 3 stop and go into the braintree split. pike still quiet. 15 minutes, 495 to 128. that picks up near concord street, stays slow to the spot pond and more delays as you approach the lever connector. trains and buses so far on schedule. >> thanks. the mbta's effort to cut waste is paying off. the globe reports the team making some adjustments to the wireless plan, and disconnecting more than 550 unused but active cell phones. the savings add up to 325,000 a year over the next two years. and the t has come up with other

spending. >> to your economy on this thursday morning. ocean spray is selling 50 acres of land and a large building in lakeville where it is headquartered. the standard times, they sold the property to a real estate investment firm. in texas the company says it is staying in lakeville and signed a 20-year lease agreement. and if you are in summerville, say goodbye to plastic bags. it's the latest local community to ban them. it will happen in two phases. the b larger than 10,000 square feet. and starting today. and smaller stores have until december 5th to comply with this. the plastic bags you get are for produce and meat are not included in this. and a look at the markets now. asian stocks, mixed but mostly lower at the overnight hours and trading, u.s. stock futures are trending higher at this hour. investors are waiting for the weekly jobs report, which is due out today. >> as more kids head back to school today there is a growing

for the traditional classroom setting, and it turns out that there are real benefits beyond childhood. >> an exciting discovery for the nature-based program organic farms. from september to june the small group of three to six-year-olds spend mornings focusing on free play with a purpose. >> everything they are doing in the woods f sticks, all of those builds readiness for an academic program. it's just done in -- without pencils. >> several studies show major benefits from exposure to nature, including students with improved academic performance, better problem solving skills, and more creative thinking. its results parents like evan and patrice weststrate have seen

>> they have the exploratory bits put together. >> and for robyn gray and son elijah, the unique opportunity was too good to pass up. >> there is never going to be another time where he can have this experience. >> the kids are out there and rain and shine and even in snow, there is a saying in nature, education, there is no such thing as bad weather, only improper clothing so dress for it and you will be fine but they have been doing this for decades in europe with a lot of success. >> it's wonderful. great outdoors >> right. >> a good thing. >> yeah. >> all right, tomorrow morning on the eye we're going to help you keep things stress-free, for you and your kids, four yoga poseds. and you can do these together. >> and an unusual walk to school for some kids in oregon state. >> the legendary escort making sure that they got their safely. >> and new at 6:30, she survives but her husband did not. a widow recalls the horrific moments after a shuttle crash

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>> 6:25, welcome into the month of september and look at this, rain showing up on the radar, steadiest and heaviest across connecticut, and rhode island, and showers moving into southeastern massachusetts, around boston, just clouds, can't rule out a spot shower, some brightening happening late in the day, especially from the city on north and west, and that will push the temperatures into the lower 80s there, and you are the beach, watch out on the south shore cape beaches for a possible shower or a thunderstorm. it's a lower risk for rip currents today but that high surf picking up as we get deeper into the weekend. less humid tomorrow, and a great start to the weekend on saturday. with sunshine and temperatures in the 70s. randy. >> all right, 6:25. time for eyepoppers. olessa, what do you have? olessa: we are talking about miss texas, invited to throw out the first pitch.

baseball is not her thing. we'll leave it on the shoe. it's hard to throw in shoes but she did have a great attitude about it and seemed to be having fun. would you stop laughing at her? all that matters is she did it with a smile. i hope that was not her best. but how about this. that right there is a sasquatch, helping kids to school. he spent the morning teaching kids how to be safe, and have some drivers paying first rule, if you see that thing, run the other way. >> yes. if you have any problems with bullies. >> sure. >> and good advice. all right, thank you. and a man is brought to tears by a surprise, how his step daughter changed his life. and new fallout from the private party paid for with tax dollars.

>> we will build a great wall along the southern border. >> donald trump talks tough on immigration. >> the specifics on his crackdown and the reaction plus the local family on the stage with him, and an emotional surprise if an american hero. the serenade in concord and the

randy: 6:30 on a thursday morning and we're looking at a crash on route 3. we will be following up on this, and it looks like traffic is getting around. good morning and thank you, i'm randy price. emily: i'm emily riemer along with cindy and olessa. happy first day of school for pittsburgh anded >> we are trickling kids back to school, we're starting out on the sticky side today, humid, and a lot of clouds over boston right now, and some showers, showing up on the radar, as well but they are primarily focused across connecticut and rhode island, thunderstorms, too, and along and south of the pike, might be a good idea to have rain gear with you. could be a brief shower through the morning, so that potential at the bus stop south of boston, otherwise some brightening getting off the bus.

and out the door this morning, under the clouds, you can see how that rain, basically working its way into southeastern massachusetts right now. also focused out ahead of a slow moving frontal boundary, and this front is the leading edge of more comfortable air so you will notice the humidity dropping but sticky now, a threat for showers here along and south of the pike, through lunchtime, and those will focus down along the south coast and the cape in the afternoon but notice the brightening north and west, and that's where the temperatures may sneak up into the low 80s. otherwise we're holdin of mexico. a tropical storm hermine, the winds are 60 miles per hour. this is forecast to become a category one hurricane before it makes the landfall tonight in florida, and we'll talk about the track as we get deeper into the holiday weekend and some impacts here coming up in just a bit. let's go out to the roads and get you updated on that crash south of boston this morning. olessa: thank you, cindy, this is on route 53 on the shoulder. no lanes are blocked and really not snarling up traffic.

once you get past this accident scene a bit of volume picks up approaching the split. over to the maps. once again northbound side of route 3. that accident again not blocking any lanes. 24 is heavy out of avon, the expressway is slow, and 30-minute ride from braintree to boston and along the pike, almost 20, 495 to 128. 93 south, so far, so good, and those delays pick up near wilmington at 125, and slow down to the spot pond, and then once again approaching the lever connector. trains and buses so far doing ok. eman following right now on the eye. >> and erika is putting together new information as it comes in. >> and donald trump will be back on the campaign trail after unveiling more specifics of his immigration crackdown. >> i am going to create a new special deportation task force focused on identifying and quickly removing the most dangerous criminal, illegal immigrants in america.

wall with mexico and promised there would be no amnesty for illegal immigrants. and counselors will be on hand at the schools today after an 11-year-old boy was shot in the face. police say it happened accidentally while two 11-year-olds were looking at a gun on linwood street yesterday. the boy is in serious condition at a boston hospital. and right now police boosting patrols in shirley after a jogger says that she was harassed by a plan in a green van. the woman says that she when a stranger pulled so close to her that she almost fell into a ditch. police say the man offered her water while another sat in the back seat. emily. >> new this morning, a heartbroken wife sharing her grief after a shuttle bus tragedy. >> this was breaking news on the eyeopener yesterday morning, and the eye's antoinette antonio is at logan airport for the new details on this crash. >> and randy, this is where it all started here at logan

that shuttle bus, headed for the hampton inn less than 15 minutes later two of them were done. joseph rodriguez's wife tells us that she woke up face down on the pavement, surrounded by broken glass on 1a. and she remembers a police officer telling her that an ambulance was coming. and that's when she realized that she didn't see her husband, joseph rodriguez, and sandra arreola from texas, were killed when the shuttle was hit from nd they had come to boston to help a friend move into northeastern university. from her hospital room rodriguez's wife tells the paper about her husband. he was an excellent person. i have no words to express. he was the best husband. state police say that they are still investigating to determine if any criminal charges will be filed. the shuttle bus was equipped with seat belts. at this point it's unclear if they were wearing them, four people in total were injured in that crash, and they are expected to survive.

morning, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> thanks, and 5 investigates uncovering details about a private party paid for with your taxpayer cash. two state officials were suspended after we started asking questions, and we found one of those men, dcr commissioner leo roy singing last night as part of an event at the hat shell. it comes a day after the state suspended him, and matthew sisk without pay. they -- the carts, and transported people to the vip part at the hat shell for the festivities. >> is this how the managers in your administration act? >> no, which is the reason why we -- why they are suspended for a week. a big part of the public trust is insuring the people on the team play by the same rules of

>> it's 6:35. new fallout from another story 5 investigates first revealed. thousands of criminal cases are under review at the norfolk county district attorney's office after an audit there finds a police evidence room in disarray. sources tell 5 investigates a recent audit found there are hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash, drugs, guns, and other property missing from the braintree police department's evidence room. and here's the fallout. criminal may of 2016 are now under review. the district attorney michael morrissey believes that it will impact hundreds of cases. >> even one case, i think, we both agree one case is too many. >> what was your reaction as mayor? >> obviously, disappointed. i would say you know, angered. >> the mayor has called for a comprehensive review. the district attorney's office has already identified some cases that will be impacted, and it is working to resolve those

jogger murdered in new york as the new sketch of a man that could lead police to her killer, and a war hero gets a heartwarming surprise for his birthday party. the big gestures don't stop there, the well deserves monos for this veteran. and ahead in news to go the best cars for parents. the most user friendly vehicles

>> welcome back, this is route 3, you can see a crash now on the shoulder, no lanes are blocked, really not causing too many delays, either, and once you get past this accident scene, delays pick up into the braintree split. >> a couple of showers right now, south of particularly through rhode island and connecticut where the rain has been heavier with some embedded thunder and lightning, and just lighter showers across southeastern massachusetts, but that risk is with us through lunchtime, and you will see brightening. less humid tomorrow, and sunshine to start the weekend, and then all eyes are on tropical storm hermine. >> thank you, a war hero from concord, massachusetts gets a military serenade for his 92nd birthday.

>> the petty officers from the uss constitution marched over to the home to sing the navy him. hudner is known for his brave attempt to rescue his wingman during the korean war. that pilot, jesse brown, was the first african-american pilot. >> men and women of color, have come up to him and thanked him specifically, you know, for his service, and for what he did for jesse brown. >> president truman awarded him the medal of honor in 1951. and two years from now the navy plans to name a missile destroyer in his honor. >> and happy birthday from the eyeopener. and donald trump refusing to soften his stance on immigration. his newly announced policies. >> and american adults, turns out, have changing attitudes towards marijuana. the study ahead. and plus it's everything a step-dad could ask for, the

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, not just a select few.

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reporter: 6:44, and the eyeopener team is ready to go. antoinette antonio has a survivor's heart-breaking story after a shuttle bus crash near logan airport, and first take a look at the photos from the

hurricane lester in the pacific ocean, and hurricane gaston in the atlantic. >> cindy, tropical storm hermine, which of course, we're worried about, at the latter part of the holiday weekend. cindy: sunday and monday, potential impacts, and down near the gulf coast, a category one hurricane by the time it gets into florida, something that they have not seen since 2005, and so but for mere, if we got rain out of this, that would be a good thing. theim is extreme with an eight-inch plus defer sit so we need some rain, and there is going to be heavy rainwhere this, five to 10 inches, through parts of florida, and a good swath of torrential rain, four to six inches likely, rainfall through the carolinas, and then as it continues to lift, there will be some rain, the question is just how much, and it depends on how far north this gets. you can see it making a landfall, down in florida

saturday, it's coming off of the carolinas, and it just kind of slowly meanders and kind of stalls out to the south, and sunday through tuesday, and just sitting here, there is a big area of high pressure that's going to block this from moving away. we'll get in on some of those rain bands and maybe some wind but the chance of that happening is medium, the most certainty, there will be some concerns at the beaches with rough surf and rip currents, and the timing on this is sunday and monday. and watching a slow moving front now, some showers, along and south of the pike, and you can see them here, and i would say this threat for rain is with us through noontime, along and south of the pike, and we'll brighten up north and west, upper 70s today, and less humid tomorrow, and mid 70s, and sunshine to start the weekend saturday, looking like the pick day of the holiday weekend. we'll take you out to the roads right now and how is that situation? >> it's on the shoulder, not blocking any lanes but weiner watching delays here, northbound there is a crash up ahead by the mall, and you can see the

accident is north on the expressway, and as you travel towards boston, and right by the mall, so if you are heading out along the expressway, almost a 35-minute ride from braintree into boston. and south of town this is the incident cindy just mentioned, route 50, by route 53, northbound on 3, on the shoulder, no lanes are blocked, so you are in good shape, and 24 slow out of avon and the pike starting to build delays almost 25 minutes on 495 to 128. 93 south looks ok until you get to wilmington, 125, and it's going to be stop and go all the and trains and buses still doing ok. >> thanks. and gop nominee donald trump delivers his speech on immigration. >> and he's not backing down. erika here now with the key proposals last night. >> and their policy points that we have come to know well, trump again promising mexico will pay for a border wall, and vowing immediate deportation. >> and day one, my first hour in

aliens. zero. >> trump is promising to create a task force to deport those who committed crimes, and saying that he tripled the number of officers to do that. while there was no pledge to deport all illegal immigration, he vowed there would be no amnesty, the only path would be to leave and enter again legally. he pledged to create a screening test for all potential immigrants. out to you. reporter: a massachusetts family took the stage to voicehe support of trump's policies. they said if he'd been president in 2011, their son would still be alive. >> my name is laurie maloney, and our son was 23 when he was hit a quarter of a mile through his desk by an illegal alien, witnesses were banging on the truck trying to stop him. >> nicholas is appealing his 12 to 14-year sentence for driving drunk when he killed denise.

tireless advocates for tougher laws, including defunding sanctuary cities that shelter undocumented immigrants. live in milford, jewel mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. >> democrat hillary clinton firing back at the trump plan, her spokesperson saying, "donald trump doubled down on his anti-immigrant rhetoric and attempted to divide communities by pitting people against each other and demonizing immigrants. >> a grieving wife who survives an airport lost her husband is talking about it. joseph rodriguez and the couple's friend sandra arreola were killed when the hampton inn shuttle bus was rear-ended by a subaru on route 1a, the three had just flown in from texas, where they are from. rodriguez's wife tells the globe that she woke up face down, surrounded by broken glass after that crash. from her hospital room, rodriguez's wife said this, he was an excellent person.

he was the best husband. four others were injured in that crash but they are all expected to survive. live at logan airport this morning antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> new details today about the changes to transgender rights in the commonwealth, the attorney general will offer guidance about a law that allows people to use the bathroom or the locker-room that corresponds with their gender identity. and that's expected to include advice to businesses, to presume patrons, using the appia compelling reason to believe otherwise. a person suspected of falsely claiming gender identity could be questioned on a limited basis. >> police are boosting patrols in shirley after a jogger says that she was harassed by a man in a green van. the woman was running on hazen road on tuesday, when a stranger pulled so close to her that she almost fell into a ditch. and police say the man offered her water while another sat in the back seat. the incident happening just 20 minutes from princeton where a jogger was murdered nearly a

this sketch of a man. they want to talk to in the murder of a jogger, karina vetrano was killed while out for a run. police are not calling the man a suspect but say that he was seen on a pathway by a utility worker. dnr pulled from the scene has returned no matches. this morning her parents will discuss the case on "good morning america." that's at 7:00 a.m. right after the eyeopener. >> tenee would have been in the water, and ten feet in the other we would have hit hard land. so he manage said to get that helicopter into a marsh. >> only an five, we're hearing from the passenger who survived a crash on the cape. tiera was in the chopper to take photos of homes for a real estate company. she's now dealing with mounting medical bills. a fundraiser is planned for

the easiest cars and vehicles to install child safety seats, the national highway safety finds the audi, q7, and the toyota prius have the easiest to use latch systems for child seats. they reviewed the systems on 170 different vehicles, the best performers had anchors that were easy to maneuver and did not require much force to snap in a car seat. >> a survey on marijuana use shows an ire marijuana use rose 3% among adults 18 and over from 2002 to 2014. the report also found that the number of daily or almost daily users nearly doubled from 3.9 million in 2002 to 8.4 million in 2014. >> and the patriots prepare for their final pre-season game tonight. they will head to metlife

get to see brady before his serves his deflate gate suspension. kick-off at 7:00. >> the red sox head in with an unlikely win. ramirez ignited the crowd with this grand slam in the fifth. the sox take the lead. but the stubborn rays tie it up in the eighth. aaron hill knocks in the go ahead run in the bottom of the inning, and jackie bradley jr. adds some insurance. the sox win a nine-game road trip. >> and before the game a special tribute to david ortiz. this is a life sized statue of a slugger, made out of 35,000 legos. the master builder says that all the bricks used are from stocks straight off the shelf so anyone can do this. and keep in mind this one took

>> yeah. >> a surprise birthday present a decade in the making. >> and a florida woman surprises her step-dad with a heart warming gesture. >> you don't have to. you can say no, but i want you to adopt me. you've been my dad, and the legal papers don't say it but i appreciated you. >> those are the adoption papers from gabby, who is 22 now. she was eight when her david here then married her mother, and gabby says that david has always been her dad and the papers only make that legal. >> i love that. >> a sweet moment. >> a really great moment. >> his reaction is priceless. >> and unfortunately not loving what we have got going on, on the roads. this is route 3 in weymouth, northbound side here by route 18, the left lane is blocked, and we have got heavy delays approaching. let's get to the maps because we have a few problems. south of town accident cleared by route 53, but now we have got

braintree split. once you get there expressway, 35 minutes braintree into boston, approaching another crash. this one by the mall, and then along the pike, a new accident here by route 9 where one lane is closed, and 495 to 128, almost a half-hour trip at this point. and 93 south doesn't look too bad. delays pick up at wilmington at 125. and it is stop and go all the way down to the lever connector, and now we're watching train delays as well, red line has minor delays, and everything else is running on schedule. cind morning of september and it is a cloudy one, as you can see right here, and we are starting with temperatures that are running in the lower 70s, and it is sticky, dewpoint temperatures in the mid and upper 60's but just to the north and west, drier, more comfortable air is working on in, and behind this slow moving front, so with this front, slowly pushing through, we have got the clouds, and there is rain, too, especially across connecticut, and rhode island and a lot of this shifting into southeastern massachusetts, so if you are

some showers around. and look what happens as we get deeper into the afternoon. that focus shifts for rain along the south coast and the cape. the skies are brightening. boston north and west. this is where the temperatures could climb into the low 80s this afternoon. otherwise we're staying in the 70s. the skies clear out completely for everyone tonight, and sass temperatures fall back into the 50s and 60s. it turns less humid with the northerly winds so more comfortable for sleeping, and the weather looks great tomorrow. with the high pressure nosing in, it looks good on saturday, too, but the coast, this is tropical storm hermine, and by saturday, it is sitting just to the south. the question is, how far north does it come, and it looks like we'll see clouds moving in, and there could be some rain, some wind, and we'll keep you posted, but if you are headed to the cape for the holiday weekend, friday and saturday, they look ok, and potentially, some rain and wind getting involved, farther north up through the lakes region, you are farther away from any tropical threat so fork you probably will stay dry

pulls away through next week, so it is a tropical storm, a hurricane before it makes a landfall in florida tonight. >> all right, thanks. >> thanks for joining us, we hope you have a fantastic day, and you can watch us on the

good morning, america. breaking right now, state of emergency. florida bracing for its first hurricane in more than a decade as tropical storm hermine strengthens overnight. fears of flooding and tornadoes along the gulf coast. and another hurricane madeline lashes hawaii with flooding, wowerful winds and massive waves. br immigration. >> you can call it whatever the hell you want. they're gone. >> doubling down on his promise to build a wall and making mexico pay for it. >> they don't know it yet but they're going to pay for it. >> a sharp cry from his meeting ea earlier with the mexican president. >> the clinton camp calling it his darkest yet.