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assess, the cape and the islands and bp -- buzzards bay, southern rhode island. we have winds 70 miles an hour in hermine. this is the 11:00 a.m. update from the national hurricane center. it's a slow process but it gets to new england bury kicking out to sea. in terms of being a post tropical system, the strongest will be the next 12-24 hours. the strongest winds inth next several hours into early evening. one band, squall line, heavy squall line east of nantucket. you've already seen winds 58 miles an hour. some showers backing into the cape. as they encounter dry air they fizzle out. we have had sunshine break out and it's going to be a while from boston to worcester and merrimack valley and metrowest before we get rain. i expect late in the day and into the evening, some of that

as the track gets closer to new england it will keep showers in the forecast for tuesday. although the winds tomorrow won't be as strong as what we're seeing outside this afternoon. nantucket 58-mile-an-hour winds. the vineyard close to 50. where the strongest winds will be. mashpee, plymouth and falmouth all close to 40. a few gusts close to 50. ' to 60 across the island. you're saying storm? what storm. gusting to 25 miles an hour and we have sunshine. filtered but breaking through. later on today, that afternoon, gusts 30 to 40 near the coast. most of the rain we see would be southeastern mass over the next couple of days. more on the forecast ahead. in massachusetts, ferry services have been suspended so keep it in mind. it's because of the high surf expected.

problem. john is live in herons with more. >> we've been seeing cancellations for a number of ferry services, including high line cruises. >> taking the 930 ferry over. it's canceled. >> this is not the sign donna hoped to see monday morning, hoping to take the highland ferry to nantucket for a instead she's stuck in travel limbo. >> i don't know what tomorrow will be like if we don't get out today. >> high line cruises says they're going trip to trip, deciding if the seas will be safe enough. the island queen canceled all trips until tuesday. suspended trips to nantucket. the steamship authority is the only ferry ship continuing

than we wanted it to be. we were only there one day. we were having to call the steamship authority and talking to them. sandwich, the winds were whipping as choppy waves crashed onshore. >> it's part of living in new england. it's wonderful but it's scary at the same time. >> people flocked to town neck beach to take in the experience. >> it's fun for the locals. >> reporter: police do warn the rip dangerous though. if you're looking for information on the ferry services, we have that on our website, whdh.com. we're live in hyannis, john cuoco. >> the much of the east coast is dealing with the holiday weather headache thanks to hermine. many cleaning up and others bracing for impact. >> reporter: right now hermine is meandering off the u.s. east coast. there's a tropical storm warning

winds and rip currents keeping swimmers out of the water on labor day. after slogging through the south and the mid-atlantic, this morning hermine is spinning off the northeast coast kicking up dangerous waves and rip currents. >> the pace of the storm is even slower than predicted, so we can imagine that some of these effects will last through wednesday. >> long island under threat this the view from the cruise ship, anthem of the seas. from new jersey to delaware to maryland the conditions keeping swimmers out of the water even with sunny skies. >> people didn't think it was going to be this nice but it's not a day to go swimming. >> in ocean city after the washout, the financial hit already stinging on this labor day. ice cream shop owner george

of the weekend business. >> it's going to last a while so it's our last chance before school starts. it's a big deal. but you can't fight mother nature. >> virginia hit hard by weekend flooding. after hermine made landfall in florida friday, authorities there are still surveying damage as the storm's rain led to swollen rivers and in flooding sunday. hermine's aftermath at least two deaths have been blamed on hermine. one in florida, the other one in north carolina over the weekend. some coastal communities now preparing for the possibility of coastal flooding as tourists are trying to make the best of this labor day. stay with 7news as we track the path of this storm. you can get the forecast anytime with our interactive radar

middletown, rhode island. heartbreaking information. 57-year-old killed in an early morning fire, one of three children rushed to the hospital following the fire. you see charred remains of that home. there's no word what caused that fire. a massive manhunt is underway trying to find a bank robber on the run. police say this man is behind at least two robberies. they believe he's armed and dangerous and wants anyone arnd >> reporter: guns drawn, bulletproof vests on and police dogs out. a scary scene in berlin, cutting plans short this labor day weekend. >> where he came home from ports, new hampshire, because we heard about this and her son's home alone. >> police ordered everyone, even pets inside, as they search for a man they say is armed and dangerous. he's robbed at least one bank, then stole a motorcycle and

the motorcycle was spotted in town but called off the chase when the speed got too dangerous. >> the suspect goes in the store, takes the helmet out and goes out the rear entrance. >> leading police to search the woods, abandoned buildings and construction sites and leaving neighbors anxious. >> it's upsetting someone comesh plates. >> who wants to know that there's some person running around in your neighborhood that's potentially very dangerous. >> reporter: police say if you see anything suspiciousal ought, they want to hear about it. if you think you see this man, don't approach him, rather call 911. in berlin, victoria warren, 7news. also on 7, a woman is cited after she crashed her car into a

norris road. the woman drove through a stop sign before slamming into the cruiser sending the vehicles into nearby yards. the drivers suffered minor injuries. >> two people were taken to the hospital with major injuries after a crash in waltham. a fire official says one person was ejected. it happened on route 128 northbound at exit 26. the people in the second car involved were not seriously hurt. now a developing story. a police officers is off the job facing charges for inappropriate conduct involving a student. the officer was arrested saturday. he was on duty when the incident happened. he's now facing several charges including lewdness and witness intimidation. the university is investigating the incident and released a statement that reads in part, framingham state university regard the safety of our students, faculty and staff as paramount and our duty to the

conduct to the highest standards. >> police are investigating a mysterious death as a construction site. a man died when he fell into a well. the injuries were not from the fall. the cause of the defendant is being -- death is being investigated. >> bernie sanders is campaigning on behalf of hillary clinton in new hampshire today. a team of clinton surrogates, including bi hitting key states today while republican donald trump heads to ohio. >> hillary clinton's new plane takes off with her in it. traveling with the press starting today. the clinton team hits battleground states this labor day, including bernie sanders, going solo for the first time on her behalf. >> there is no question to my mind hillary clinton is far, far in a way the superior candidate. >> bill clinton's in ohio today.

stopping in pennsylvania, defending clinton emailing classified information. >> when she received the email, the material that was classified, which was supposed to be flagged and identified as classified, was improperly labeled. >> clinton's poll numbers are dropping but trump's not gaining. you just lost another republican. >> we cannot for the future of the party be associated with this kind of message and with this kind of tone and >> trump surrogates are having a hard time explaining what he would do with 11 million law abiding immigrants. >> maybe some of them would be thrown out. >> he's been completely consistent. >> mike pens will release tax returns this week and at some point trump will too. it's not clear if trump will do that before the election. donald trump is in ohio for labor day.

union leaders in cleveland. trump is also campaigning in youngstown. president barack obama and vladimir putin seen shaking hands at the g20 summit in china. the two agreed to keep looking for ways to provide relief to sinners but they have -- syrians but they've not finished negotiations for a cease-fire. he said the meeting was productive but trust issues make negotiations tough. >> we have had some productive conversationbo cessation of hostilities would look like. given the gaps of trust that exist, that's a tough negotiation and we haven't yet closed the about gaps. >> the two leaders discussed stopping the violence in ukraine where russian backed separatist have been fighting the government. >> gone but not forgotten. the new tribute to pats

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welcome back. a live look over boston. looks pretty nice. it was cool when we outside. ready for fall. >> we're wrapping up the summer season. it felt like fall when we were walking out. you went with me to have coffee which has me in shock. >> usually i stay inside. i grabbed a jacket, which i got made fun of. >> i give you props. you made the coffee run for yourselves and the whole team coming back with doughnuts and coffee. wind in hermine 70 miles an hour. the latest track from the national hurricane center continues it's journey to the

lose strength as it goes to the west-northwest over the next couple of days. this is a long duration storm as it's been on the maps forever. it seems like forever. we're going to be talking about it at least through wednesday. thursday and friday it picks up speed and moves off to the east. not to say it's going to storm the whole time. it's location dependent and you've seen that today. winds gusting shy of 60 across nantucket and we have squall lines moving in. we've also seen in the meantime, sunshine and a beautiful day in the city of boston with a breeze 20-25 miles an hour. eventually the rain will work in across eastern mass. it's been fighting off this dry air that's allowed for that sunshine to break out. it may take near the end of the day into the evening before we can throw showers back in across boston and much of metrowest. so here we go. nantucket leading the board at 58 miles an hour.

the next couple of hours, really the next several hours, from now until 6:00 p.m. is where the core of the strongest winds will be. tomorrow, even though the storm system is close close are, the winds won't be as strong. across the buoys, mid 50s. that's what we expect the next several hours close to the islands through the afternoon into the evening. eventually pushing in more sh sister-in-law you -- system, yon see in wednesday a couple of showers lingering. this afternoon, to the early evenings, pushing 50 plus across the cape and the islands. not as strong as across the cape itself versus the islands. tomorrow the winds nowhere near as strong as we've seen today so far. we're talking about tomorrow's winds on the order of 30 to gusts near 40 for the islands

possibility cape and buzzards bay. scattered possibility across the islands. the trees have been weakened. buoy reports running 15-20 footed waves so there's a lot of rough surf, rip currents and minor coastal flooding. pockets of it. more towards minor to moderate beach erosion. for more on the forecast, over to danielle. >> we've seen strong winds but the rain is a little bit late to the game. so as you were talking about, hermine j spin off the east coast. we're seeing the outer bands of the rain over the cape and the islands right now. heading into the next couple days into this afternoon, it will take into this afternoon and this evening for that rain to become more widespread into the city of boston and across eastern massachusetts. tomorrow, that rain looking to be even more widespread. that's partially because the air won't be as dry for tomorrow. look at the dew points for today. they're in the 50s.

air mass with us. but they'll creep up tomorrow into the 60s and stay there into wednesday as well. if you're thinking this is going to revitalize the gardens, not going to happen. southeast mass, rain totals when said and done will be the highest. 1-2 inches. the rest of us under an inch. this pattern will linger into the middle and he said of the week. >> if you missed the heated, we have the heat back into the forecast by thursday. we're going to be 90 degrees. if we don't hit it thursday because i still think along the coastline we'll have onshore breeze, we'll see it friday. a warm pattern to end the week. >> still ahead on 7news, aly raisman apologizing to tom brady for hanging out with another star quarterback. a show of support for an nfl quarterback star spangled

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china saying kaepernick is exercising his constitutional right. >> i haven't been following this closely but my understanding at least is that he's exercising his constitutional right to make a statement. i think there's a long history of sports figures doing so. >> u.s. soccer star megan rapanno also knelt during the national anthem saying it was a nod to the quarterback and everything he's standing for right now. kaepernick's social media post shows his decision to sit out the anthem followed a dramatic shift in the tone of his posts that started in october last year. that's when pictures, mostly of kaepernick, gave way to possesses about racial injustice, police shootings and inequality. the quarterback taking to instagram in explanation about the socks he wore depicting

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tracking hermine. rain and high winds on the way for parts of massachusetts. the storm already causing trouble for vacationers on the cape and the islands: it's 12:30. i'm sarah french. >> i'm chris anderson, new england is braving for hermine. the wind and waves are kicking up on the surf forced closure of all beaches this afternoon. we went to get to chris lambert with the latest. >> ground zero across the vineyard and nantucket for the strongest winds in new england. they'll continue over the next several hours into the early evening there. tropical storm warnings extend through the cape and buzzards bay. hermine 70 mile-an-hour sustained winds at the center moving west-northwest. the track is even more toward

point. as it gets closer to new england the next couple days the center will lose strength so we're talking a minimal post tropical storm into wednesday and thursday and gets kicked out to sea. for us it will influence the weather not only today but tuesday and again on wednesday. look at the wind gusts. these are the story the last couple hours across nantucket and the vineyard, pushing 50 miles an hour, sustained at 40. t to reside along the south coast of new england through the afternoon into the early evening where we'll exceed 50 miles an hour at times across the islands. especially when the squalls come in as they're doing now across nantucket with bursts of heavy rain and strong wind gusts. enough to knock-down isolated trees and power lines in the area. about to see this extension of a squall line into chatham the next half hour. north and west of the cape, a

out to worcester. there is some rain to the east that's going to pivot all the way back but it's going to take long time. i expect the late day into the evening overnight tonight and through tuesday and wednesday to see at times scattered showers getting back into metrowest so i wouldn't say we're completely dry through the next couple days away from the coastline. we're going to see showers getting in there as they edge to the west. wide some important information. in massachusetts some ferry services have already been suspended because of the surf that's expected. >> high winds could be a problem as well. john cuoco is live in hyannis with more on what they are expecting. >> reporter: i can tell you they're expecting the cancellations to continue. we've seen them from last night into this morning. there's a high line cruise boat that's suppose today's take off

not going to happen. >> taking the 9:30 ferry and it's canceled. >> this is not the sign donna hoped to see monday morning. she was looking to take the ferry to nantucket for a week's vacation. instead she's in limbo. >> i don't know what tomorrow's like if we don't get out today. >> high line cruises says they're going trip to trip, deciding if the seas will be sailings tuesday. suspended trips to nantucket. the steamship authority is the only company continuing service until the evening. >> for the day we were there, like really only one day we had to keep calling the steamship authority and go down and talk to them. >> reporter: in sandwich, the

waves crashed on the shore. >> it's parts of living in new england. it's wonderful but it's scary at the same time. >> people flocked to the beach. >> it's fun for a lot of locals. >> reporter: police are warning rip currents at the beaches could be dangerous. if you're looking for any of that information on the ferry services, we have that on our website, whdh.com. we're live in hyannis, john cuoco, 7news. the storm no to a fast track traffic alert when it comes to travel on the cape. let's get over to danielle. not a busy commute. >> everyone should have left this morning. reduce 6 westbound leaving the cape from barnstable to the sagamore bridge, that drive going to take nearly an hour. look at all that red. i do suspect it's going to get worse through the day. route 3 northbound, slow and go. no major delays.

good but it's going to get worse. 95 southbound out of maine seeing major delays. leave now if you're watching. the bay state isn't alone. much of the east coast dealing with the holiday weather headache thanks to hermine. many states cleaning up, others braving for impact. >> reporter: after slogging through the south, and the mid-atlantic, this morning hermine is spinning off t dangerous waves and rip currents. >> the pace of the storm is even slower than predicted, so we can imagine that some of these affects will last through wednesday. >> long island under threat of storm surges. this the view from the cruise sip anthem of the seas. from new jersey to delaware to maryland, the dangerous conditions keeping swimmers out of the water even with sunny skies sunday. >> people really didn't think it was going to be this nice, but

not a day to go swimming. >> reporter: in ocean city, after saturday's washout, the financial hit already stinging on this labor day. george mcrory estimates hermine cost him 80% of his weekend business. >> it's the last hurrah, our last chance. we're getting the -- before school starts so it's a big deal. but you can't fight mother nature. >> virginia hit hard by weekend and after hermine made landfall in florida friday, authorities there are still surveying the damage as the rain led to swollen rivers and new flooding sunday. hermine's aftermath not over. >> at least two deaths have been blamed on hermine. one in florida, the other one in north carolina over the weekend. some coastal communities preparing for the possibility of coastal flooding as other tourists are trying to make the

be sure to stay with 7news as we track the path of this storm. you can get the forecast anytime with our interactive radar online and on our 7news app. a massive manhunt to find a bank robber on the run. police say this man is behind at least two robberies and they believe he's armed and dangerous. victoria warren has more on the search. >> reporter: guns drawn, bullet bulletproof vests police dogs out cutting plans short this labor day weekend. >> we came home from portsmouth, new hampshire because we heard of about this. her son's home alone. >> police ordered everyone, even pets, inside as they search for a man they say is armed and dangerous. the man robbed at least one bank, then they say he stole a motorcycle and broke into a home full of weapons making off with some. berlin police say that motorcycle was spotted in town.

then they got a call to come to this gas station. >> the suspect is believed to go in the store, taking his helmet off and go out the rear entrance into the wooded area. >> leading police to search the woods, abandoned buildings and construction sites, and leaving neighbors anxious. >> i think it's pretty upsetting that some -- someone comes this way. police have enough on their plates. >> who wants to know there's some person running around in your neighborhood that's potentially very dangerous. >> reporter: police say if you see anything suspicious at all, they want to hear about it and if you think you see this man, they say don't approach him. rather call 911. in berlin, victoria warren, 7news. family and friends in nebraska honoring a little boy killed by an alligator at disney world. lane graves died after an alligator drowned him in a lagoon in june. over the weekend 5,000 balloons

service. >> it's an opportunity for people to come and show the family how much they're praying for the family and how much they are supporting them. >> saturday would have been lane's third birthday. a florida man under arrest. police say he's connected to a threat posted on social media. federal agents say that man posted threats against the lgbt community. slurs and other inflammatory language. >> mr. jungworth is currently in custody. >> florida police say he posted threatening mention on facebook aimed at gay residents in the community. one even references the june 12th mass shooting at the pulse nightclub. >> i'm relieved.

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unrelated complaints against this man. he denied writing the facebook messages and is expected to appear in court tomorrow. the maker of gatorade as an organic version. g organic comes in strawberry, lemon and mixed berry. the drink only has seven ingredients including organic cane sugar and sea salt. >> retailers holidays but christmas is on the minds of some. some stores stocking spooky merchandise two months before trick trick-or-treaters hit the streets but they're keeping an eye out for the phenomenon known as the christmas creep. people start buying christmas gifts months early because later on certain items may not be in stock. you have to find the hot toys of the season early. >> still ahead, a curious elk wandering into the wrong place

location everything today. a lot of towns seeing sunshine, others seeing tropical storm force winds and heavy rains. forecast ahead. kelly ayotte: thanks, buddy. kelly (voiceover): i'm kelly ayotte. and when i take the plate for new hampshire... i'm up against a political machine that plays dirty -- throwing millions in false, negative ads... i'm out here knocking down every lie... because new hampshire deserves better. that's why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, r college... i approved this message because no matter what they're throwing at me...

let's take a live look outside. doesn't look too bad. it's fall so we expect the temperatures to fall. >> i saw this little -- i want

disney meme. it says on the stroke of midnight on august 31st pumpkin spice everything. >> i knew you were going there. a lot of -- was it pumpkin spice latte, psl fans? me, apple cider doughnuts. game on. the post tropical system east of nantucket conditioning a jog off to stall and now it's backing up to the west here and may get close to the islands a couple days down the line. in terms of intensity the strongest it will be will be this afternoon and tonight. it starts to lose strength for tomorrow so i don't expect the winds tomorrow to be as strong as what we'll see this evening through the evening, especially down through the cape and the islands. right now gusting to 52 in

buoys reporting gusts 50 plus, working into the islands. i expect nantucket and the to be in the brunt of it. we may push past 60 over nantucket as some of these bands work in. again, that's through the evening. watch what happens overnight tonight and tomorrow as the storm pushes farther west. the winds weaken. still gusty just not as strong on tuesday as what we'll see this afternoon and tonight. in and southeasterly wind brings in mugginess and scattered showers in the forecast. a breeze on wednesday but not as strong as tuesday so we're stepping the wind speeds down. isolated power outages a possibility with tree damage down across the cape and portions of buzzards bay. the trees are weakened thanks to the dry conditions so they're stressed out and easy to knock over. the strongest winds across the

power outages. seas 15-20 feet offshore. we continue to see high rip current risk and rough surf and minor to moderate beach erosion. pockets of minor coastal flooding at high tide as well but the high tides are as no, n, ma'am i cannily low. the squall lines toward chatham and nantucket, where the brunt of the action is this afternoon. before we get rain closer to boston. i just wrote on twitter all the beaches in nantucket are closed. the rain is late to the game. i expect it will become widespread moving into the boston area this afternoon, into the evening. the air is still dry. tomorrow scattered showers. any heavy rain looks to stay localized to southeast mass so

day. look at the dew points. today they're in the 50s so this is dry air we're dealing with. tomorrow, mid 60s and they'll stay there, jumping into the upper 60s as we head into wednesday. as far as rain totals, they're not going to be huge. this isn't going to end the drought. southeast mass is where the rain totals will be greatest, 1-2 inches. the rest of us, under an inch. this is going to continue into the middle of the week and then thursday, that's when we'll wa up rain. for the rest of the forecast, back to you. >> late thursday, thursday evening. the heat turns up as we end the week. that will be the change. 77 inland this afternoon. a closer to 70 along the immediate coastline with showers arriving late in the boston area. the steadest rain and strongest winds this afternoon and to know tonight in the cape and the islands and buzzards bay. temperatures in the 60s. muggier tomorrow with a gusty winds out of the southeast.

gusts 50 to 60 across the islands this afternoon. if you like the summer's heat, it's not gone forever. we'll bring it back by the end of the week. >> hold on to summer longer. thank you so much. coming up on 7news at noon, tom brady clearly still visible at gillette. his teammates talking about a tribute while their star quarterback has to sit out those four games. we'll be r honey nut cheerios get their delicious taste from honest ingredients. and real oats. ok that's still honey. ahhh, there we go. were back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy, figures.

the patriots just six days away from the start of the regular season. the team showing their support for suspended quarterback tom brady in a big way. they put a brady banner on the lighthouse at gillette. his four-game suspension officially began saturday afternoon. the teammates liked the banner but would rather have number 12 on the field. >> it's pretty cool that we got that banner.

it's like one of your buddies going to jail. it's one of those types of things and the whole situation's unfortunate but it's happened and we got to move on. we love him to death. >> brady isn't allowed to have contact with the team until october 3rd. remember the pats season opener is less than a week away. the patriots will take on the cardinals on sunday september 11 and you can see the game right here on 7news. more aly raisman saying sorry to tom brady according to reports. the gold medalist attended the lsu, wisconsin game as a guest of aaron rodgers. she possessed this picture on instagram and wrote sorry tom and giselle, hope you understand. >> an elk stuck in a tough spot.

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himself tied newspaper a tire -- up in a tire swing. it ran on to a woman's arm. luckily that woman is a vet and was able to set him free after 12 hours of work. officials say the elk is doing just fine. what a coincidence. or maybe it wasn't. >> if you're going to run into a tire swing, do it in the back yard of a veterinarian. hopefully the weather works out. >> we're crossing our fingers.

work through here. we're tracking the strongest winds this afternoon into this evening, especially across the islands with frequent gusts past 50 miles an hour. 40-50 across the cape and buzzards bay. gusty winds, strongest today and tonight. not as strong tomorrow but the showers edge in from the west late in the afternoon -- or from the east late in the afternoon to the overnight hours tonight so widespread showers on tuesday. lingering showers on wednesday end of the week. >> that will do it for 7news at noon. thank you for joining us today. i'm sarah french. >> i'm kris anderson. have a great labor day and a

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>> this is a 7 news weather alert. >> 1 o'clock on this monday morning, good afternoon everyone. we do have tropical storm warnings in effect down through the cape and the islands back into buzzard's bay. meantime, seeing nothing but sunshine the last few hours from boston points west. mile-per-hour moving off to the northwest, expected to jog a little bit to the west before beginning that turn. it's a slow process. going to take a couple of days meandering down to the south of new england before it kicks out to the east. in the meantime, it will lose some strength after tonight. but dwee have th we do have thet winds to contend it. chatham, nantucket, over to the win yaferred. tvineyard.

late in the afternoon to get any showers close to the boston area and erode some of the dry air that's in place. so we have seen sunshine, just a breezy day at that for much of the area. the height of the storm really again against the cape and islands as hermine continues its journey off to the northwest. you can see that wobble westbound. as that continues to occur, we are pushing in the strong winds that are south of the new england coastline into the islands. 52 mile-per-hour gusts right now down across nanet plymouth, 29 in beverly. you can see where we are containing some of the strongest winds to far southeastern massachusetts. buoy reporting 56 mile-per-hour gusts closer to the center of hermine. that will continue to see strong wind gusts pivoting into portions of southern new england. we may push close to 60 again across nantucket this afternoon into this evening. strong winds across the cape. gusty winds but not nearly as strong from boston north and west of the gusts between about 30 and 35 mile-per-hour. now tomorrow when the storm

edge or two southwest, i don't think the winds are going to be as strong. we should gust to 20, 30, maybe occasionally close to 40 miles per hour. best chance of seeing tree damage and scattered power outages over to nantucket and vineyard, could be more isolated across the cape later this evening. this storm is generating a ton of wave action across the open waters. waves to the south of us running about 15 to 20 feet. so we have plenty of rip current concerns, plenty and that's propagating toward the coastline and giving us the potential of some moderate beach erosion, most exposed areas of southern new england facing that storm to the south. now, pockets of minor erosion, minor coastal flooding. the tides are running astronomically low across the south shore. north show. little more prone to the erosion and coastal flooding thanks to being closer tots storm trt to h

online. >> we now join ladies, top 7 answers on the board. name something a doctor does to patients that he'd have a hard time doing to himself. rachel: take their temperature. steve: take their temperature. mercedez: check-- natalie: look in your throat. steve: look in their throat. >> that's a good answer! good answer! steve: matt. matt: checking their own rear end. steve: check your own... check your own rear end. come on, boy. [cheering and applause]

steve: all right, jazmine. here we go. name something a doctor does to patients that he'd have a hard time doing to himself. jazmine: um, giving himself a shot. steve: a shot. jazmine: yes. steve: michel, name something a doctor does to patients he'd have a hard time doing to his self. michel: surgery. steve: surgery. eddie, something a doctor does to patients he'd have a hard time doing to his self. eddie: uh, resetting a broken bone. steve: resetting a broken bone. mercedez, name something a doctor does to patients he'd have a hard time doing to himself. mercedez: pap smear. would that be still up there?

steve: your mama came all the way down here and high-fived you on that. fellas, you might not know what that is, but, doggone it, they do. try it at the house. pap smear. all right, matt, we got two strikes now. you got to be careful. the groce family can steal. matt: deliver their steve: deliver their own baby. that was a good answer, though. name something a doctor does to patients he'd have a hard time doing to himself. rachel: check your ears. steve: check your ears. [cheering and applause] number 7.

steve: 5. wow. audience: give orders/advice. steve: let's go to question two. give me matt. give me natalie. top 7 answers on the board. here we go. we asked 100 men, "name a bad habit that's ok for your friends but not your wife." matt: biting your nails. steve:in natalie: smoking. steve: smoking. rachel: play! natalie: we're going to play! steve: jared, name a bad habit that's ok for your friends but not for your wife. jared: i'm going to go with

steve: teresa, name a bad habit that's ok for your friends but not for your wife. teresa: i'm going to go with farting. steve: farting. on lighter. jacob, name a bad habit that's ok for your friends but not for your wife. jacob: steve, i'm going to go with cussing. steve: cussing. ok for your friends but not for your wife. rachel: what about having multiple, like, boyfriends, girlfriends? steve: ok! natalie: good answer! steve: multiple boyfriends, girlfriends--over and over, just the same. rachel: yeah, just the lovers. steve: there's a lot of them. rachel: yeah! steve: natalie, name a bad habit that's ok for your friends but

steve: belching. natalie: yeah. steve: jared, one answer left. if it's there, you clear the board, man. name a bad habit that's ok for your friends but not your wife. jared: well, we're both schoolteachers, so i'd be a little bit concerned if she was to get into a habit of gambling. natalie: good answer. jared: we don't have all that much money. steve: gambling. one strike. name a bad habit that's ok for your friends but not your wife. teresa: going out to bars and staying out late at bars. steve: you're doggone right. going out to bars and staying out all night. that was a good answer. one answer left again, jacob. you got to be careful, though, because this time you got two strikes. the joyce family can steal. jacob: steve, i'm going to go with lying.

jazmine: spending too much money. steve: name a bad habit--we asked 100 men, "name a bad habit that's ok for your friends but not for your wife." mercedez: steve, we got the answer. spending too much money. steve: spending too much money. [cheering and applause] number 4. steve: well, groce family, 146. joyce family not on the board. we'll be right back, folks. i thought i married an italian. did the ancestrydna to find out i'm only 16% italian. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors was eastern european.

? feel warm inside. feel our big beautiful candle. feel glade. sc johnson. barbara moussette: kelly came through for me and my husband, and i am just forever grateful... with my husband in cancer treatment, we fell behind on our bills, and we needed our tax refund to catch up... ...but hackers had stolen it.

we reached out to kelly ayotte. she didn't know us at all, but she went to the irs and she fought for us. thanks to kelly, we got our refund and we kept our home. kelly ayotte: i'm kelly ayotte and i approved this message. steve: welcome back to "family feud," everybody. the groce family, 146. joyce family not on the board. give me jazmine.

all right, guys. here we go. point values are double. top 5 answers on the board. name a famous singer you wish could tweet from beyond-- jazmine: michael jackson. whoo! steve: name a famous singer you wish could tweet from beyond the grave. jared: john lennon. steve: wow. john lennon. jazmine: we're going to play. steve: they're going to play. michel, name a famous singer you wish could tweet from beyond the grave. michel: elvis presley. jazmine: whoo! good answer. steve: elvis presley.

eddie: thank you! steve: name a famous singer you wish could tweet from beyond the grave. eddie: i'm going old school. james brown. steve: james brown. mercedez, name a famous singer you wish could tweet from beyond the grave. mercedez: whitney houston. steve: whitney houston. matt, you got two strikes. you got to be careful. groce family can steal. matt: steve, i'll have to go with my favorite, bob marley. steve: bob marley. all right, folks, name a famous singer you wish could tweet from beyond the grave. rachel: we're going to go with johnny cash.

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steve: welcome back to "family feud," everybody. we got a close one. groce family, 146. joyce family, 104. let's go. give me michel. give me teresa. point values are triple, ladies. the two queens are here. top 4 answers on the board. name something mrs. claus would probably like to ride on. michel: sleigh. steve: the sleigh. michel: steve, we playing. steve: they're going to play. eddie, name something mrs.

ride on. eddie: the reindeer. steve: the reindeer. mercedez, name something mrs. claus would probably like to ride on. mercedez: mr. claus. steve: [indistinct] ha ha ha! ho ho ho! let's get it on. yeah. mr. claus. your family wins the game. matt, name something mrs. claus would probably like to ride on. matt: a new car, steve. steve: a new car. jazmine, one answer left, only one strike. name something mrs. claus would probably like to

the north pole train. ha ha ha! mercedez: good answer! matt: good answer! steve: ride on the north pole train. michel, one answer left. if it's there, your family wins the game, but this time you have two strikes. if it's not there, the groce family can steal and win. michel, name something mrs. claus would probably like toe michel: back of a elf--a elf. steve: oh, the elf. want to ride on one of the little elves. one of them boys be walking by looking real good. give me one of them elves! all right, groce family, here we go. there is one answer

not there, the joyce family wins the game. name something mrs. claus would probably like to ride on. rachel: an airplane. steve: this is for the win. an airplane. [cheering and applause] number 4. audience: motorcycle/harley. steve: hey, listen, folks, our friends at green dot are giving you $500 on a green dot reloadable prepaid card. enjoy life with no overdraft fees. thank you so much. rachel: thank you. steve: all right, i need two of you. there you go. let's go. i got jazmine, and i got michel. i got mom and daughter. we're going to go for 20,000 right

norman: that's a lot of vitamins there, harold. harold: oh, i'm stocking up before kelly ayotte gets her way on medicare. norman: what do you mean? harold: well, she wants to privatize medicare, turn it into a voucher program that'll cost families big time. norman: uhhh... the vitamins? harold: gotta keep my family strong because ayotte also wants to raise the medicare eligibility age. norman: ohhh... i think maybe i'll pick up a few too. narrator: tell kelly ayotte: oppose medicare privatization.

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steve: all right, you ready? michel: yes. steve: 20 seconds on the clock, please. here we go. besides the judge, name something you'd see in a courtroom. michel: pew. steve: on a scale of 1 to 10, how hungry are you right now? michel: 5. steve: name something you can buy cheaper the day after christmas. michel: clothes. steve: name something men will wear whether it's clean or not. michel: underwear. steve: name someone in the receiving line at a wedding. michel: the groom. steve: ok, let's go. come on. besides the judge, name something you'd see in a courtroom. you said...pew. michel: the seats. steve: oh, they're called pews in the court. michel: well, that's what i could think of. steve: oh. michel: ok. steve: oh, ok. survey said... [laughter and applause] on a scale of 1 to 10, how hungry are you right now?

all right. name something you can buy cheaper the day after christmas. you said...clothes. survey said... name something men will wear whether it's clean or not. you said...underwear. survey said... name someone in the receiving line at a wedding. you said...groom. survey said... all right. all right, well, uh, your mom, she did ok. she got 67. jazmine: ok. steve: you just need 133. jazmine: yes. steve: all right, let's remind everybody of michel's answers. 25 seconds on the clock, please. here we go. besides the judge, name something you'd see in a courtroom. jazmine: lawyers. steve: on a scale of 1 to 10, how hungry are you right now? jazmine: 7.

buy cheaper the day after christmas. jazmine: christmas lights. steve: name something men will wear whether it's clean or not. jazmine: underwear. steve: try again. jazmine: t-shirt. steve: name someone in the receiving line at a wedding. jazmine: pass. steve: name someone in the receiving line at a wedding. jazmine: father. steve: what'd she say? >> father. steve: oh, the father. ok. all right, jazmine, let's go. besides the judge, name somethg you said...lawyers. survey said... bailiff. bailiff was the number one answer. on a scale of 1 to 10, how hungry are you right now? you said...7. survey said... one. one was the number one answer. name something you can buy cheaper the day after christmas. you said...christmas lights. survey said... ornaments and decorations was

whether it's clean or not. you said...t-shirt. survey said... shirt and t-shirt was number one. we need a big one. name someone in the receiving line at a wedding. you said...your daddy. survey said... bride. bride was number one. well, 0 but, hey, they're coming back right here on "family feud." i'm steve harvey, folks. we'll see you next time. kelly ayotte: thanks, buddy. kelly (voiceover): i'm kelly ayotte.

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