it will not get super close. it will get close enough to bring some effects. i want to give you an idea of the onset of rain. this is a rough idea. sunday afternoon, ring to be flirting with the eye lens or the coast of the case. some bands could be lifting into the boston area sunday morning. as for the wind, it will slowly be ramping up. there could miles per hour around the islands. sunday evening, gusts over 40 miles an hour and windier on the cape as well. with more, let's check in with mike. hi, mike. mike: yeah, harvey. in our area, it looks moderate. inland farther and farther, less impact from the storm.

we get up toward the north, we are looking at 842 teen but sees. -- 8 to 15-foot seas. coastal flooding probably will not be much of an issue. because it is a holiday weekend and a lot of you want to go to the beach, rough surf and rip currents are going to be an issue. we will definitely monitor as he gets closer and closo heather: thanks so much. of course, the timing couldn't be worse for people visiting the cape this holiday weekend. ed: newscenter 5's david bienick is live in falmouth where hermine is already having an impact. david. david: thanks. it has been a picture-perfect day on the cake. lifeguards here in falmouth are warning swimmers about what mike was talking about, the potential

dangerous as hermine approaches. and the island queen ferry decided today to cancel its ferry service to martha's vineyard for sunday and monday. ferry operators say the seas might become too rough and they didn't want to take a chance of leaving passengers stranded on the island. >> it made sense where people are making their travel plans for the weekend that we let them know sunday, monday, we are not going to be running. if they wanted to make alternative arrangements for returning home vineyard, they can be thinking about that now. david: back at the beach, lifeguards also want swimmers to know they won't be here to watch them this weekend. with schools returning to session, many lifeguards are returning to class, leaving the beach unstaffed. lifeguards say tropical storms can sometimes bring another danger, jellyfish who ride on the warm water currents. live in falmouth, david bienick, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: yes, they do.

homeowners on edge. heather: trees already under stress from the dry weather might be damaged more easily from this tropical system. >> the soil being as dry as it is, the lap -- the lack of water in the plant makes them more vulnerable to damage from or structure or excessive limbs. heather: a never seen conditions this bad in his 30 years of tree work. coming up tonight at 6:00, what you can look for in your yard as we prepare not only for hermine, but for winter nor'easters as well. ed: breaking news at 4:30 p.m. -- sky 5 live over the scene of a deadly accident in quincy. police tell us a husband has run over his wife. this is phillips street. crime tape surrounding the van in this driveway.

screen, you can see where the van is in the shade. we have a crew headed to the scene and will have more information for you throughout the evening. also breaking -- pats defensive end rob ninkovich. heather: he's been suspended for 4 games. sportscenter 5's josh brogadir is at the breaking news desk with details. josh. josh: ed and heather, this is nink's 8th season with the pats, he's a defensive team captain, he's never missed a game for new england and now he will. the 32-year-old defensive end telling espn that he tested positive for a banned substance and will miss 4 games. now as you know, he was injure he tore a triceps muscle and hadn't played in a game since, though we saw him on the field practicing this week. we don't know if he would he have been ready for the start of the season on september 11 in arizona. now he won't be permitted to play until october 9 against the browns, same as tom brady. the 11-year veteran told espn i -- "i don't want to cut any corners.

that's what i have always wanted to stand for." he also said any supplement he's ever used has been bought in a store, but that it's possible something not listed as an ingredient could have caused the positive test. the patriots got deeper at defensive end last week, trading a fifth round draft pick to the browns for barkevious mingo. we'll follow this story throughout the night. heather and ed? ed: all right, josh. also breaking at 4:30, a new boston. heather: that's where we find newscenter 5's john atwater live with new information. john? john: the suspect is angel ramos. he is 21 years old. he apparently knew the victim from high school. the arrest comes honesty or after the murder. the effective say fingerprints at the crime scene match the

in july. the victim was found stabbed in a garage behind a building under discussion. a worker found her body the morning after the murder. a second person now arrested with this -- in connection with this murder. back to you. heather: thank you. new at 4:30: former new england mob boss frank salemme indicted for a murder more than two decades ago. ed: the case. newscenter 5's ben simmoneau is on top of the developments. ben? ben: that associate 61-year-old paul weadick was arrested today. he too is charged in the murder of steven dissarro in 1993. salemme, also known as cadillac frank was arrested last month. , the indictment alleges the men murdered disarro to prevent him from communicating with law enforcement about violations of federal laws by salemme and others. it alleges salemme took disarro's body to providence, rhode island where his associates arranged to have it buried in the area of branch

federal investigators back in march. weadick's attorney talking this afternoon outside federal court in south boston saying his client is innocent. >> he is ready to fight. he is ready to fight. he is ready to put this behind him. ben: if convicted both men could get the death penalty. heather and ed? ed: it has happened again. an uber driver charged with raping a passenger, this time in boston. heather: newscenter 5's nicole estaphan is live in dorchester where that driver was in court today. nicole: that driver charged with two counts of rape and two counts indecent assault and battery. uber driver michael vedrine face a judge this morning. the victim claims she was using the service when vedrine stopped the car on ross road in dorchester. she then told police he started to touch her inappropriately inside the car. when she got out, she says the vedrine hugged her from behind and put his hands in her pants.

intercourse, but it was consensual. still, it was what happened after police seized his cell phone that led to his arrest. he contacted the victim from a payphone. >> the victim reached out to the court. the defendant had just tried to call her. nicole: the defense alluding to the fact that they may have been familiar with one another. released on personal recognizance. vedrine chose to remain silent as he left court today. vedrine will be back in court on september 13 for a probable cause hearing. ed, heather? heather: a chaotic scene early this morning as brock turner is released from jail. the former stanford university swimmer serving three months of his six month sentence for raping a girl. the punishment sparked a national outcry. critics calling his sentence too light. turner has been banned from collegiate swimming.

a boston man accused in a violent attack on a disabled man in a wheelchair. the suspect facing a judge today. ed: it happened last week at the goodwill on harrison avenue in roxbury. 23-year-old marques bell charged with assault and battery. he was released on bail. heather: right now, a local town in mourning after a beloved member of the community is killed in a hit and run. barbara clement hit by a tractor trailer yesterday crossing main street. the driver eventually turned himself in, not knowing he had hit someone. clement was milford's first female constable. everyone in town knew her as sarge, because of her decades of service with the national guard. >> she is one of milford's legacies. she is a legend of milford. >> she started serving our country. she definitely is going to be missed. heather: according to records 5 investigates uncovered, that

office are now reviewing surveillance video from the police station to determine if any charges will be filed. ed: police in rhode island arrest a man for allegedly taking photos in the mall. he was taking pictures of women writing the escalator. he is a convicted level three sex offender. victims were able to take a picture of him. tips were able to give -- give the police notification. heather: donald trump will be outlining policies that will impact minorities. hillary clinton has no events scheduled today. but next week her former rival will stump for her in new hampshire. senator bernie sanders will speak with labor groups monday on behalf of clinton. he endorsed clinton in mid-july during an event in portsmouth. time now to flash forward to 5:00 on newscenter 5.

his message for students after recent controversy at the prestigious school. heather: on newscenter 5 at 6:00: a mother charged after this video of a baby alone in a running car is put on facebook. ed: coming up at 7:00 on newscenter 5 -- lifesaving drugs on demand. how this portable pharmacy could prevent disease anywhere in the world. harvey: and of course, we will let you know all about hermine. but parts of t w we will cover that as well. heather: and while we're on the subject of hermine, take a look at this. video from florida hit hard. boats submerged at a marina in st. petersburg. we will show you much more of the aftermath.

>> you are watching five at 4:30. ed: look at that. you could play football in the middle of the southeastern expressway and complete a pass. maybe that is what brady is doing in the middle of the suspension. this is friday at 4:45. no one is there. i'm going to do an update for you live on the air.

middle of town. upper deck to 128 13 minutes. 128 to the south slow going through the wellesley area. looks like the pike is all backed up. 495, eight-minute ride. the expressway is market will. friday evening, the last one for summer -- heather: holiday weekend. all right, we'ee the damage from tropical storm hermine. these photos from franklin county on the florida panhandle. look how the road has broken apart. high surf causing part of this highway to buckle. the surface is a real problem. and that at least -- harvey: pictures like this reminded me a little bit of surf drive in falmouth. you saw the seawall and the sand and the cronk creek -- concrete.

is going to become our next to bob, is it? harvey: for us? i think so. i don't think it will ever get quite close enough. it is going to be a slow mover once tickets off the virginia coast. the atlantic coastline, virginia to maryland, they will bear the brunt of a lot of storm surge, rough seas, beach erosion, a long duration. the south co the area we would be concerned about, at least to some extent. it is the holiday weekend. it's not like the entire weekend will be miserable at all. you have a beautiful day to enjoy. very pleasant outside. nice and comfortable. for most of us, at least the daylight hours of sunday also look to be tried. the best chance of getting into outer bands of rain from the storm will be monday. that is the overview of the situation.

tuesday into wednesday, it is a slow mover. we are more in the fringe effect, i believe, for most of it. the number one concern we have, it will take a long time for the seas to build and that we -- and await action and so forth. that is what we are delineating. we have bands of the rain. we have rain farther north as some bands may work their way up north and we could use the rain. we will see how much we get out of it. cooler today. more comfortable. low 80's in springfield and

experienced yesterday. look at these overnight low temperatures. upper 40's around orange. 50's for most of the rest of the region. pleasant tomorrow. the sunshine will be filtered. delightful day. like sea breezes along the shoreline. saturday morning, sunshine filtered a little bit. maybe high, thin clouds. those could grow thicker later in the day. then saturday night and we will also see the clouds here. the first rain van could be -- rain and could be approaching on saturday. we will have tropical storm watches on the jersey coast, long island, and the southern coast of connecticut. at that is as far as it goes for now. the storm will reemerge off the

pattern, slow down and meander. still a few miles south of us. it will be the northern edge, beginning as early as sunday night, especially monday, lasting tuesday or wednesday. by tuesday or wednesday it will be decaying somewhat. notice how some of the rain bands do build then as we get gusts, sunday morning, it could get to 40 miles an hour or 50 miles an hour if it gets close enough. it will not be as strong as it appears right now. let's check it out for the next seven days. pleasant weather for saturday and the daylight hours. on the water, not too rough.

sunday on into monday. and of course, where are we going? we will all be here. we will stay on top of it. heather: to your health now -- the fda taking new action against soap manufacturers. ed: the word "antibacterial" the -- on labels will soon be a thing of the past. the better. companies will have a year to make necessary changes. three years ago the fda gave soap makers a year to prove that adding antibacterial chemicals did anything to help them kill germs. the country's largest youth football league is facing a lawsuit. heather: the class-action complaint against pop warner was by two moms in california whose adult sons were found with brain trauma after their deaths. they claim pop warner knowingly put kids in danger by ignoring the risks of head trauma. the lawsuit also names two other youth football leagues, and the group that creates football

ed: salmonella concerns have stop & shop pulling nuts off store shelves. heather: you won't find certain diamond nuts in the store tonight. we're talking about macadamia halves and pieces, as well as chopped macadamia nuts. there have been no reported cases of illness, but the grocery chain is removing the nuts as a precaution. for more information go to wcvb.com. a new recall the same song. ed: the warning on millions of popular devices and what the humvees offering customers. heather: and we are tracking the timeline of tropical storm hermine. this is a live look. charleston, south carolina. very high on top of the tower camera. we will have more at 5:00. at first, let's check the numbers on wall street this

ed: the video you are looking at here is from tampa, florida --hermine has already gone through. but you can see what it has done. we continue to follow the storm. mike and harvey putting together the latest on the storm and how

heather: mother teresa is about to become the catholic church's newest saint. pope francis will canonize the nobel peace prize winner on sunday at the vatican. the event is expected to draw people from all over the world. mother teresa, of course, was known for her selfless dedication to the poor and needy. she died -- a long time ago -- back in 1997 at the age of 87. ed: to your economy -- disappointing news coming from the august jobs report. heather: that figure well below the 180,000 predicted by economists. that means the unemployment rate remains unchanged at 4.9%. the federal reserve was keeping a close eye on this jobs data ahead of a meeting later this month where they will consider an interest rate hike. samsung says it will stop selling the galaxy note 7, after reports of batteries exploding. several people have posted images and videos of their charred phones online.

expected to issue a global recall for the smart phone as -- the coming weeks. ed: -- head scratching behavior.

heather: you get bored sitting on a plane, right? ed: right. heather: this woman was set up your chi started doing yoga in her seat. there she goes. i'm not sure i would want to do that. he ousts her to stop. she kept doing it. and believe it or not, the man next to her. ed: nobody seemed to be irritated by it. heather: they were fascinated by it. ed: ben and jc have more on new center five at 5:00 right now. >> now a new center 5 -- jc: damage from hermine. harvey: the latest on the storm's track, when it could

pats suspension. why he is devastated. and a tiny device that could make a difference for millions. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:00. ben: off the top of 5:00, we are tracking tropical storm hermine. it right now the system is moving north up the east coast. i'm ben simmoneau. jc: i'm jc monahan. tonight nearly a million americans are without power as hermine passes through georgia to the carolinas. she made landfall overnight in florida the first hurricane to hit the state in more than a decade. flooding roads knocking down , trees. ben: right now in south carolina the tropical storm has brought rough surf and flooding but a state of emergency has not been issued.