storm. this is the latest forecast track from the hurricane center. still not much change. still very difficult forecast for us in new england, but you notice the redline does not come up into new england there so may be fringe effects from the storms but it doesn't look like a direct hit with the activity of the rain and the wind. as we show you these hurricane models, they're doing all their thing here but they have a general agreement that none of the lines, none of the computer models move the storm straight up into southern new england some rain and some wind from hermine late sunday night and into the day on monday with the greatest chance of that happening would be down along the south coast, cape and the islands and more so down to the middle atlantic states, especially the jersey shore where they have a tropical storm watch in effect already for hermine. >> kim: thank you. so families we know in south florida are boarding up their homes dealing with some flooded roads. brian joins us from south florida.

rising on the gulf coast. hurricane hermine already packing a punch with so much wind and rain. >> we'll have a lot of trees down. damaged roads. damaged houses. >> reporter: franklin county commissioner is urging people to get to higher ground. these outer barrier islands will be almost totally submerged. >> everything here is going to go under water. it's going to be a major disaster. >> reporter: sandbagging alread the coast. they're boarding up windows, too. >> when you drive into the coastal areas this is what you see. lots and lots of power and light trucks have come from all over the state. they're gassing up now getting ready for the worst. >> if the power goes out we're here to put it back up. >> reporter: storm surge and flooding are the biggest concerns here. marinas could get hit the hardest and captain are tying things down.

>> reporter: they have seen storms here before but it has been years. they're worried about hermine. >> how bad is it? going to be bad. >> reporter: a lot of people in the area as you can imagine have already left town. the evacuations are volume tea but people are worried they'll get stuck in their homes with all the flooding. also police say they plan to close a lot of the bridges because they are worried about the high winds. in carra belle >> kim: stay with us as we track the paths of hermine. you can track us every move with our radar on whdh.com or the phone and tablet app. we're following breaking news in milford right now. police are searching for the driver of this tractor trailer and the truck itself. it was involved in a hit-and-run on main street in milford about an hour ago. you can ski the cab of the truck is blue. police say the driver hit

scene of the accident. here is main street all roped off. there is a lot of police activity as they investigate what happened there, and as soon as we get more information we'll pass it along to you. we're following breaking news out of attleboro. crews battling this house fire, sky 7 over the scene. you can see there big portion of the home is burned but it appears to be mostly smoke and most of the flames are out but a very active situation still and no word on whether >> ryan: baby sitter arrested in arlington, kimberly bookman is live with the latest. >> reporter: arlington police say that the bainy sitter was drunk and high stumbling counsel the road trying to enter the wrong house with a 3-year-old boy in her care. a resident saw the disoriented woman and called police. when officers arrived they saw they found 51-year-old susan defend lowe of medford and say she smelled of hog. a search of her car turned

police believe she mix that had with prescription drugs. the boy was not hurt and safely reunited with his mother. mom told police she had been using devereaux after finding her on the popular website care.com. baby sitter had a criminal record. now police are investigating the site's practices warning consumers. >> when you go and hire someone to watch your children or provide care, for whoever that may be, we ask you to do the due or just a referral by one person really isn't enough. >> reporter: we did reach out to care.combut we have not heard back. police say the baby sitter wags cooperative and asked for help. they brought her to a local hospital and arrested her on reckless endangerment of a child. kimberly bookman, 7 news. >> ryan: students, parents and faculty in abington sending prayers to a young boy accidentally shot in the face. it what happened two the boy

steve cooper has more. >> reporter: investigators have been coming and going from police headquarters here in abington most of the day today while grief councilors have been at the schools in town working with kids trying to help them process what happened here. >> as a parent, it's unimaginable to me. >> reporter: abington school superintendent peter shaver wrestling with his own shock and sadness following the accidental boy who attend the woodsdale elementary school. >> we want to make sure they process the emotions and comes along with this. >> reporter: the plymouth county district attorney confirming an 11-year-old boy shot his friend in the face in this home on lynnwood street while the kids were playing with a loaded hand gun. victim was air lifted to children's hospital in boston. >> that is a horrible thing. it's not something we want to see in community. >> reporter: while the investigation continues, many in town are left to

access to a weapon in the first place. >> it's incredible that an 11-year-old would have access to a gun. it's crazy. >> reporter: the superintendent says his focus is on the kids as a community comes together in a show of support. >> taking care of our students and in this time is really what we focus on. >> reporter: the owner of the gun is not facing charges but the district attorney telling us their investigation is ongoing. the victim is listedn live in abington steve cooper, 7 news. >> kim: also on 7, two flight fails by jet blue sending two kids to the wrong destination. one child was supposed to fly to new york ends up in boston. child going to boston ended up in new york. amaka ubaka live at logan investigating the mixup. >> reporter: kim, two children were coming back from the dominican republic but somehow when they ended up on the wrong flights.

tape here to logan airport. other ended up in new york. here is video. little boy who was reunited with his family. here is what we have learned. two unaccompanied children that are the same age both 5 years old somehow boarded a flight to the wrong destination. one was supposed to land at j.f.k.in new york. one was flown to boston by mistake and she was presented with a boy who wasn't her while the children were always under the care and supervision of jet blue crew members realized the situation was distressing for the families. both families were offered a refund on the flights. we know they were also offered a credit for future flights but we have learned that the mom in new york has

jet blue. in a is the latest -- that is the latest from logan airport. amaka ubaka, 7 news. >> ryan: to an interview you will see on just one station. >> it's a job interview. we want to be hired as vice president and the president. >> ryan: timm kaine not backing down in a one on one interview with byron barnett. kaine attacked donald trump on several fronts including his trip toic immigration speech that follow that had. >> senator, nice to meet you. >> thank you. >> reporter: democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaine talking only to 7 news on the campaign trail in boston enleashing sharp criticism of donald trump saying trump lacked the confidence to discuss his border wall when he visited the president of mexico. >> you know, i thought it was amateur hour. he is warm and fuzzy and doesn't bring it up when he

comes back home and he is mr. tough guy. >> reporter: it was a tough sounding trump in ohio today. saying here when hi didn't say in mexico. >> mexico is going to pay for the wall. >> reporter: in arizona last night, trump doubled down on deportation. >> day one, my first hour in office those people are gone. >> reporter: that prompted an hispanic trump advisor to quit. >> there was hope when he went to mexico. >> reporter: meantime kaine says he is not concerned about the poll numbers that show 59% of registered voters view clinton unfavorably. a virtual tie with trump. >> why is secretary clinton so disliked? are you concern that had is going to cause voters to stay home? is it. >> i'm not. as i'm on the trail people ask me about what can you do to make our economy strong? what can you do to keep us safe as a nation? >> reporter: after he left boston senator kaine

be spending a lot of time there and in other battleground states between now and election day. i'mbyron barnett 7 news. >> kim: police have located the tractor trailer involved in a deadly hit-and-run on main street about an hour ago. we do have a crew almost there on the ground and we'll bring you more as we get it. >> ryan: what we can expect from tom brady as he gets his last rest before

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>> kim: thousands of people making moves on what is considered altton christmas which explains the santa you saw there earlier on. so you have students moving in. coupled with thousands of others who are switching apartments. >> ryan: it adds up to packed around overflowing sidewalks, jonathan hall has more. >> r but this keeps the city of boston young decade after decade. there are about a quart irof a million people who are college students in the boston area. the big deal for the city. a chaotic scene in boston neighborhoods with hordes of college students moving from all all over the world. apartment not fully vacant. >> we found random stuff in

gift end up in the trash if you can. they're filling up about 20 minutes. >> if you are lifing like this when you are 35 that is an issue but they're moving, people get free furniture. it looks gross but it's not the worth thing in the world. >> reporter: santa made an appear riding a mattress as part of a promotion, a police sergeant had some words. >> he said it wasn't the brightest santa, he probably shouldn't be riding he is correct. >> reporter: landlords are supposed to make sure their units are up to code. inspectors are checking them. >> our message is going to be clear. we're here to help. >> reporter: three years ago a b.u. seniors with killed. her parents are suing saying the landlord will 19 people stuffed in an unsafe situation. >> we have a signatures life hazard down in the neighborhoods with students

tragedies. >> reporter: tenants urged to check smoke detectors and make sure there are two ways to get out in an emergency as required by housing regulations. we have a little traffic jam developing here near linden and pratt street. must be a moving truck up the road. you got to pack your patience on moving day, christmas or not. live in altton, jonathan hall, 7 news. >> reporter: the most powerful time of the we're -- the most wonderful time of the year.

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>> reporter: we will get back to hermine in a second. we're tracking a cool fronts moving through southern new england sparking a scattering of showers, a few thunderstorms but they've since fizzled out moving through metro boston. west, the line broken up fading away but it's leading edge of much more comfortable air. the city at 74. dew point temperatures, world of difference. you hop on the other side of the front and the dew point drop off to the low 50s, kean dew point at 55. reaching air not that far away thanks to canadian high pressure which play as major role in our weekend forecast. tonight a shower fading away over the next hour otherwise

dryer air in through the house or the apartment but it'll happen. temperatures between 56-63. then tomorrow, please afternoon. lots of sun, a few clouds in the afternoon. bit of a morning breeze, temperatures 74-80. we start the weekend in similar fashion, lots of sunshine. a few clouds in the afternoon. all thanks to high pressure which isn't going to move all that much. that i think is going to help us out in terms of blocking hurricane hermine or storm hermine because if it wasn't for the high hermine would come right up into new england and it would be a direct hit but i don't think that is the case. a lot of the computer models also staying the course not deviating from the thought process over the last 24 hours, still the challenge is how much if any of hurricane hermine's leftovers full make it up to southern new england. i do think there is going to be the phones for some rain and wind sunday night

happening down along the south coast as well as the cape and the islands. but across southern new england, berkshires, lakes region it may not have any issue whatsoever. even in metro boston so the chance will be higher the farther south you travel. what i'm confident with area of high pressure in is that will keep the surf churned up for the entire holiday weekend. be mindful of that if you are going to the beaches tomorrow and again on saturday. the chance of rain highest in the g but it's not locked in stone that it would happen because the hurricane's track is not locked. forecast, temperatures this weekend seasonal. a little cool sunday and mopped with the threat of showers and of course we'll have an update on hermine at 11:00 but i will be back at 7:00 to talk more about hermine. >> announcer: now time for 7 sports with joe amorosino. >> >> i was up to coach belichick i wish i played every game.

playing pre-season game, regular season games, post-games. i love thinking about football it's just the way it is. >> reporter: tom brady will get his wish. the 17-year-old veteran set to go in tonight's pre-season fin ail against the giants but brady is expected to get the start. his last chance at life action before he begins serving his four-game suspension on saturday afternoon. brady starts jimmy garoppolo will reportedly not all tonight. belichick choosing to keep his temporary shorting quarterback out of harm's way. garoppolo completed 66 percent of his passes for 406 yards throwing one touchdown and no interceptions. three years since the red sox season will still be relevant heading into september. john farrell's team two games behind the blue jays for first place in the a.l.east as they head out to oak land to begin a

a trip that ends with a three-game set in toronto. red sox leaving town on the big comeback after the locally rays. ramirez, choosing or closing out this recently completed six game home stand hitting .391. three hem returns seven runs batted in and six runs scored. bruins three weeks away from opening training example and for march shand that will be his 8th and possibly alex has more on marchand's future in boston. >> reporter: it's last year of his contract and if this upcoming season looks anything like the previous few, brad marchand is due for a raise. he is coming off the best season of his career with 37 goals. sweeney expressed his desire to keep marchand and negotiation are started on working to a new deal. >> i can't comment on what has been going on.

something. it would be great to be able to be here my wheel year and you know, you see how rare that is now a days. it doesn't happen often so it would be rain credible thing but a lot of things have to line up for that to happen. >> reporter: rookies report to camp on september 15. the whole team begins training camp on september 22. you got to believe marchand's contract extension a priority so it doesn't become a distraction. for a team looking to turn the p a play-offs the last two seasons. in brighton, alex corddry, 7 sports. >> reporter: the deutsch bank it's off tomorrow. that is sports. 7 news continues after the

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>> ryan: thank you for joining you, i'm ryan schulteis. >> kim: i'm kim khazeiment have a great evening. nightly news is next we'll be here few nightly news at 7:00 and j.r.is tracking hermine as we speak. have a great evening. we'll keep you posted here

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