storms. the heaviest one is just coming through douglas. we have the entire forecast coming up. ed: the pedestrian killed in a hit and run. police are asking for your help. you see the person on the right of your screen. live at the scene. reporter: i have to tell you, the chief just came over to me and said good news, the tractor-trailer has news. we have the driver and the truck. it is still very active here. this hit and run happened around 4:00 today. the woman who died is a well-known milford native. her body is being shielded by the tent. surveillance showed she stepped

it was a blue tractor-trailer. it was headed toward 495 and then on to boston. the driver himself never realized he struck the victim. >> there are a lot of blind spots to the tractor-trailer. aware a person is there or another vehicle is there at times. our sense at this point in time, that is the direction things are pointing in. reporter: the bottom line is that a friend saw that picture on the news and called the driver and said i think your truck is on the news. he drove himself to the state police barracks and said i think

the scene is still active here. we are live in milford. anchor: breaking news out of arlington. a disturbing incident involving a babysitter. john atwater just spoke with police and joins us live. saw that babysitter and they say she was stumbling around the street. she had a three-year-old toddler with her. that neighbor knew something wasn't right. the babysitter was trying to go into the wrong house. susan deborah had been looking

this babysitter has been arrested before for motor vehicle violations and receiving stolen property. >> we found several empty containers in the motor vehicle. we believe she was walking the streets. someone on that street saw her and knew that it wasn't right and contacted the police. >> we just heard back from care.com. the incident is disturbing and they areel investigation. the message from police they have to do their homework. check that person out before hiring. live in arlington, wcvb news. ed: the woman accusing -- accused of attacking her daughter's ex-boyfriend with an ice pick.

brother's pizza on boston road. the victim, stabbed in the back. 57-year-old barbara tucker left the restaurant after the alleged attack. the lowell sun reports she stabbed the victim, her daughter's former boyfriend, after her daughter's apparent overdose. the daughter was found dead yesterday. tucker, a nurse at tewksbury state hospital, pleaded not guilty in court today. anchor: relief in shirley today, where police determined a driver who approached a female runner does not pose a threat at all. the jogger was alarmed yesterday when a van pulled up beside her, she noticed a second man sitting in the backseat and sprinted away. police tracked down the driver, a 71-year-old retired veteran who transports handicapped individuals to doctors appointments which explains the second person in the back seat. the chief said the woman told her friends what happened, and then other people shared the information on social media, with some incorrect information.

anchor: other people share that information on social media with incorrect information. police are encouraged people always contact them if they notice anything suspicious. helicopter pilot forced to make an emergency landing today in peabody. it was just before 2-30 that the pilot experienced a mechanical part malfunction. the chopper landing near peabody's water treatment plant. the pilot says they were flying off-shore, when he felt a power surge and decided to turn >> if i had kept on going, beyond here, there's a lot of population, i don't wanna be coming down in somebody's back yard. i saw this, i felt that surge, and i said something's not right. anchor: the pilot and his passengers are all ok. the helicopter will be repaired and removed tomorrow.

tim kaine called donald trump's trip to mexico and embarrassment. >> we want to be innovation nation. we want to be inclusion nation. we want to be stronger together. donald trump wants us to be deportation nation. ed: he said he choked by failing to discuss his demands with mexico to pay for a border wall. tim kaine joins his and making stops the granite state today. he was supposed to be in florida but changed his plans due to the tropical weather. donald trump's plan to crack down on sanctuary cities getting harsh reaction. they refuse to go operate with the federal deportation orders. live in one of those cities with reaction from the mayor and residents.

they say the potential loss of federal funding could add up into the millions. but they seem ready to call his bluff. with a third of residents born outside of the united states the city's mayor had harsh words. >> his plan is un-american. >> he signed an order saying somerville would not turn over undocumented immigrants to had a history of serious or violent crimes. >> we are not going to hold people. reporter: last night in arizona donald trump promised to pressure sanctuary cities to hand over immigrants by cutting off their flow of cash from washington. >> cities that refuse to cooperate will not receive taxpayer dollars.

chelsea consider themselves sanctuary cities. >> the federal government sets immigration standards. they should not be leaning on law-enforcement enforcement to do their job. reporter: they receive $3 million a year in federal funds in will to 1.5% of the city budget. >> would you people to give up the funding? >> probably not. go ahead and do it. reporter: the mayor tells us since he signed the sanctuary city order to years of the federal government has softened its position on deportation. the city has received zero request. maria: a new poll showing hillary clinton is ahead of donald trump. it has clinton with 48% of the

clinton leads donald trump. her lead with minorities gives her a solid advantage no matter how you slice it. >> jetblue should be ashamed of their behavior. ed: a frightening mixup for families as the jetblue flies a little boy supposed to go to new york, and vice versa. anchor: an update on the work being done that could bring refunds for fans holding tickets to the canceled indycar race. >> up close and personal with hurricane hermine. the track and what it means to your holiday. anchor: well number 12 start, or

quarterback news as we hear from both players. anchor: we follow that breaking news out of milford. the driver of a tractor-trailer who they believe hit and killed a woman on the street has

anchor: an update on refunds for ticket holders left high and dry when the indycar race collapsed. >> karen anderson is here wi enough money to pay back ticket holders. we have learned refunds could cut them -- could be coming soon. the attorney general sent this letter to 1700 ticket holders. the office is trying to determine who owed money. some consumers have gotten money back. boston grand prix sold $1.6

the race. they are suing to get more money back. consumers who have not been reimbursed must contact the attorney general's office by september 30. more information on our website. anchor: a new york city wants the faa to investigate jetblue after the airline thought her five-year-old was another child and put him on a flight to boston instant of new york. the mix-up happened last month. the child was flying alone from the dominican republic to jfk airport. maribel martinez became distraught when another child got off the flight, she thought her son might have been kidnapped. it took hours to sort out, but both boys were reunited with

he should have been here. where is my son? he is not here. >> the employees responsible for this should be ashamed of their behavior. anchor: both boys were reunited with their loved ones. the attorney says jetblue refunded the ticket and gave them a travel credit but they say they did not apologize. anchor: case of a boy who vanished 40 years ago. harvey is tracking hurricanes approaching florida right now.

anchor: police searching for a truck and a hit and run.

everyone calls hearse large. -- her sarge. the truck is right there with the tractor with red fenders. it had a trailer with a number on it. that driver has turned himself into police. they have just identified that victim. anchor: hs are looking for him still. the new push to bring andy home. >> there is no such thing as a cold case. just an old case. they are never forgotten. >> he would have turned 50 years old. his family and friends have prayed for his return. or for answers about what

>> i'm a childhood friend. i was with him at the swimming pool in 1976. >> those who love andy join law enforcement today to announce a new digital billboard campaign seeking information. >> it takes one piece of information that can change everything. within view of his memories. >> we didn't get to see andy go to prom. or put on a cap and gown. or get to see him fall in love and have children of his own. these are all moments we have missed. >> the police chief is the same age and he would have been in his father loved the original

never give up on. >> we will never stop looking for andy. >> digital brochures will be available. in lawrence, wcvb. ed: that is an impressive i that is forming. anchor: a well-defined right in here. there is the eye of the storm. i put in the cities. as a tracks this way it's to the east. the storm surge comes in from the ocean and you could get a storm surge. to the west of the you get plenty of wind and rain. the wind is coming this way from the north.

its wind. it will fall underneath. it could intensify the next few hours before it makes landfall. that storm surge to the east where it makes center. this is the zynga's said -- single largest concern. they continue to move it to it gets slow and erratic. eventually by middle of next week it is moving out. no computer models touch land here. we are not going to get a direct hit. tropical storm force conditions are possible if it comes to the northernmost point here. close enough to create that for the island.

it comes close enough, some of the strong wind. here is one of our computer models showing that. they come up to the pike. other computer models keep this farther south. both of those are within the range of possibility. that could be achieved. perhaps as much as 50 miles per hour. i want to let you know if that happens there's a chance of strong winds, heavy rain, coastal flooding. another computer model brings the clouds then. that is why it is not a done

it is very humid. heaviest storms now in northern rhode island. that moves out during the course of this night. beach and boating. it will be cooler. a blend of sun and clouds. by the way, there could be a risk of recurrence bua holiday weekend. those days are when it will make its closest pass. even their there is some leeway. >> now mike lynch with the sportscenter 5. >> after three weeks of tweaks,

tell you tom brady made the trip and he may or may not play or start tonight against the football giants. he did not play against new orleans. he did not start against the bears. we all know 4:00, he had to vacate the premises. that is what we definitely know and that is what we are going with tonight. game. i love playing practice, preseason games, i love thinking about football. that's just the way it is. >> it is the nature of the beast. you want to be out there. whatever the coach asks me to do i will do. >> jimmy has had the most

charlotte against the campus. a three-game series in oakland, locking enough frequent flyer miles for a free trip for them at the end of all of this. 29 games to go. 19 on the trail. the final, 23 against teams in the al east. >> given how things are shaping up, we have six before we had to toronto. prior to the last road trip we know where the schedule lies. we embrace it. we are looking forward to the challenge. >> they are going to have a new hook tomorrow. they signed him during spring

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news out of milford. the truck is believed to be involved in a fatal crash. ed: what do we need to know about hermine? anchor: stay tuned. sunday and monday have the

tonight, breaking news. hurricane hermine ready to strike. widespread flooding. damaging winds up to 75 miles per hour. and now, parts of florida under a tornado watch. plus, millions in the northeast could see a labor day washout. our team in the storm zone. disaster on the launch pad. the spacex rocket exploding in a huge ball of fire, destroying a $200 million satellite to be used by facebook. mixed message. donald trump's hardline stand on undocumented immigrants. so today, why is he saying he's, quote, "softening his position"? the abc news exclusive. basketball star dwyane wade speaking out about the death of his cousin in chicago, and how