the best or nothing. >> damage from hermine as kill communities brace for impact. harvey: latest on the storm's track, when it can gain strength and what we could see as it was closer to new england. >> what rob ninkovich is admitting about his field test. how a research problem -- project could fight disease outbreaks anywhere on the world. >> from boston's news later, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 7 p.m. >> where tracking hermine, live pictures from south carolina as the tropical storm marty is a the coast. arriving in florida as a hurricane, leaving footing and

before labor day weekend is over. we have team coverage. the weekend will start off ok. harvey: both will be rain free days if you have plans. the storm is moving steadily along, 50 mile per hour winds down from where it was because the track has been overland. tropical storm warnings all the way of the coast from the carolinas to new jersey and a tropical storm watch from long water tomorrow afternoon there is the opportunity for it to we intensify. then it is going to get into a star pattern where it will mill around or loop around. how close to it will -- post to us will it be? possibly for some fringe effect. we want to give you the idea of the beginning timeline. ray not just any night and then the rest of us getting some

the island sunday morning than by sunday night they are picking up on the cape as well. it will get received it not as much as the south coast of the islands. more on the effects that we can expect here. >> it is the south coastal areas, the cape and the islands we are concerned with. the biggest it will be down there. especially toward long island. we are looking at 15 to 20 foot seas. if you look of the east coast here. as you concentrate on that area late sunday into monday and south coastal areas strong wind and heavy rain, a medium impact area. as far as coastal flooding it will not be much of an issue. the big issue is going to be that rough surf out there and with the rough surf comes the risk of recurrence, that will be a big problem once we had into monday. careful if you are spending any

jc: david b nick is live in phone with where they are bracing for whatever the storm brings. david: you could not ask for a better state -- start to the labor day weekend. take a look behind me. the changes are posting some changes on land. the area is still running but expected to generate rough seas operators are telling passengers they have decided to cancel service on sunday and monday. >> they wanted to make alternative arrangements. they could be thinking about that now. david: three other areas are available. some passengers are thinking about cutting short their labor day weekend getaway. >> i was going to go home sunday and monday but now it looks like i am going home tomorrow.

are warning swimmers the storm could generate dangerous current and bring another danger. >> chili fish will be coming in. -- jellyfish. >> we have gotten a lot more during especially with the current changing and the warm water coming. david: despite the threat of a labor day washout few people are eager to complain about the summer so far. >> the summer overall has been the warmest, driest, most picked days since i have lived here in david: lifeguards why to know if you are planning to come to the cape or the coast you will find many of their beach chairs empty. with school starting up many of them are giving up their summer jobs.

with -- with gusty winds have homeowners on edge. treason distress might be damaged more easily. -- trees under distress may be damaged more easily. >> the lack of water in the plant itself would make them more vulnerable to operating or damage from poor structure or excessive limbs. >> hs conditions this bad in his 30 years of tree work area -- work. >> a homeless man near ocala died when a tree fell on him. in st. petersburg, marinas submerged after hermine roared through. it can track the storm all

neve several games. >> the patriots without their offense of leader will now be without one of their defensive captains as well. before game suspension for rob ninkovich for filing -- violating the substance abuse policy. he told mike reese that it was an or- and shocked. he did not play in any of the preseason games after tearing his triceps muscle and joint practice against the saints on august 9. his timetable to return is not known. i saw him practicing earlier this week on -- in foxboro on noncontact drills. he will be eligible to return october 9. suspended without pay, breaking his streak and getting back in

a woman was hit and killed by a car driven by her husband. it happened at 2:30 p.m. she was in instead of the scene. jc 5 investigates learning the : state attorney general's office has been contacted as thousands of criminal cases go under review in norfolk county. we first reported this week an audit found the braintree police evidence room in disarray. sources telling 5 investigates hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash, drugs, guns and other criminal cases from 2013 through may of this year are now under review. the da's office has already identified some cases that may be impacted, and they believe prosecution of hundreds more could be effected. the attorney general's office declined to comment. >> an uber driver is accused of sexually assaulting a passenger in boston, michael vedrine of brockton faced a judge in dorchester district court this morning. the victim told police he dropped her off on ross road

behind her and assaulting her. vedrine told police the two had intercourse but it was consensual. he will be back in court on october 13. former new england mob boss frank salemme and another man both indicted today in the 1993 killing of a boston nightclub owner. salemme and paul weadick are charged with murdering a federal witness, steven disarro. the indictment alleges that salemme, weadick and salemme's son participated in disarro's killing to prevent him from talking to law enforcement. his remains were discovered by federal investigators back in march. if convicted, both men could get the death penalty. jc: on on camera. a baby is left alone in a running car in new bedford. a woman left her baby and purse in the car while she went into the convenience store. she came out your minutes later and dismisses the man who shot

some are not so quick to judge. >> no, she knew the attendant. she knows the gas station attendant. she knows no one will steal her car. >> the baby was sleeping, you could have picked up the car seat and brought the baby and. jc: police will charge mcgrath with child endangerment. acf is investigating. m.i.t. research project could help fight disease outbreaks anywhere in the world. >> all eyes on hermine as against somewhat closer. later on this holiday weekend. the latest thinking. this is a big surprise for firefighters in italy. look at that guy. he was buried for nine days in an earthquake and he is fine.

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jc: live pictures from myrtle beach, south carolina as we continue to track tropical storm hermine. the storm could have an impact here later sunday and into labor day bringing some gusty winds and rain. harvey's back in a few minutes with the timeline. >> commitment 2016: donald trump, receiving his second intelligence briefing today. later, he met with local black conservative leaders in philadelphia.

detroit to outline policies that will impact minorities. the fbi has released dozens of documents from its investigation into hillary clinton's private email server. the documents include summaries of interviews with clinton and several aides. they also provide technical details about how the server in clinton's home was set up. the investigation found clinton never asked for permission to use a private server during her time at the state department. the fbi recommended no prosecution against clinton in july. >> clinton has no scheduled events 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. an ohio speech by green party presidential candidate jill stein was delayed after the candidate flew to the wrong city. stein was scheduled to address students today at capital

but stein accidentally flew to the cincinnati area. that's about a two-hour drive away. next in our global society disease outbreaks can travel very quickly, raising the health risk for all of us. in tonight's cutting edge, mike wankum looks inside an mit research lab where scientists are building a portable pharmacy that could prevent pandemics before they start, anywhere in the world. >> we call this the micro-bioreactor system. and for years as an mit graduate it his research project. it's micro because it's small >>it's micro because it's small and it's bio because it grows cells. >> today, lee's research could change the way medicine is manufactured, and delivered. >> yes, this is the first step to achieving a pharmacy on demand. and that could be a critical >>and that could be a critical development for world health where some patients are difficult to reach. >> the system being portable allows you to put it in places that you normally couldn't access. disaster areas with no >> electricity or refrigeration. remote populations struggling

even war-torn countries that have lost access to airports and highways. in those situations, you would >> need something on site that could actually go through the whole process of making fresh drug, which could then be delivered to the people. >> the main component is the same size as a deck of cards. >> this really is a system to grow and cultivate cells. the cells themselves are what's responsbile for making the drugs. >> a scientist in the field would need other equipment, including a computer. but this portable pharmacy could be configured to manufacture on-the-spo malaria, cholera, even the ebola virus. >> you can imagine making antibiotics with this system. >> also hormones for healing wounds and burns. or insulin for diabetics. >> before you would imagine that you would need a giant pharmaceutical company with large systems to be able to do that. but now we've shown that this actually has the potential to accomplish the same task. >> lee says the system is still in its development stage, and requires more work to convert

actual pill that patients can consume. so far, most of the team's financial support has come from a federal agency funding advanced research projects for the department of defense. >> we have been talking about tropical storm hermine. can we enjoy how gorgeous tonight is? beautiful as we lead into a holiday weekend. it is not a washout. harvey: we have beautiful weather to enjoy and saturday. rain preconditions whatever rain we are likely to get probably will not monday and the gust year winds are likely to be sunday night into monday. that is the overview of the weekend. the labor day weekend at that. the potential impact for us basically our sunday night into monday but some residual effects at times in some areas tuesday or wednesday. the rough surf and the rip current risk especially once we

most concerned about. also some rain dance we could use but the wind, it might take less wind to cost some issues that normally would be the case are you the strongest gusty winds could be tropical storm horse or greater, 39 miles per hour or more, this is the greatest chance for a here. a moderate chance across southeastern mass and the cape in the islands but a lower chance of getting force winds in the boston area and low to the north. maine, new hampshire, and vermont should be nice for this weekend if not all of it. 66 and boston. a beautiful evening. temperatures in the 60's and 70's. the air is dry and will will -- we will have some upper 40's. the winds will be light, sea breezes going the coast in the afternoon. the sun was still be out and clouds will thicken but

water temperatures are nice and toasty in the south coast and still fairly decent across the north. this tornado watch which is not unusual in the eastern and northeastern parts, now a tropical storm. the storm will reemerge over the water but before that happens high-pressure for tonight into tomorrow. once hermine gets back off the coast there's some room for ran transportation which will take place later mo into sunday. here is all the different computer models. notice how they are clustered. it gets weird and strange and looping because it will just about stall in this zone. i do not tickets super close to us. that is why it looks more like a fringe affect for the south coast and the cape but those effects could last for a while because of the slow movement.

afternoon for north of boston stays pretty sunny. the first of the rain is not likely to come in until we get to later sunday or sunday night on the cape and they built northward into the boston area when we get into monday. labor day is the best chance of having some periodic downpours. here are the wind gust building on the island and the cape sunday, there could be some gusts 40 miles an hour or greater along the south coast, southeastern mass and the cape. big wave action closer to the storm. there will be new to waves south of our water and even on our water, 10 to 15 what sees could help. rough surf and rip current risk increasing from sunday on. for sunday night and monday, possibly into tuesday, we are putting that as weather impact

the greatest impact sunday night to monday morning. warm and humid summer weather will be returning. see you later at 10 and 11. back to you. >> some people know how to make an entrance. >> the big fumble that happened just before this football team -- it is not pretty. >> watching hermine as she moves of the car 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"

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