tropical storm warning, cape and the islands, back into buzzards bay. hermine 70mph right now in 3mph. this is absolutely crawling along. that will be the case over the next few days. in fact, you can take a close path to new england here on wednesday. now, it is showing some signs of strength here right now. and it will continue to do so over the next 24 hours. but as it works its way north, i do think on tuesday and wednesday we'll see some of this punch before it gets kicked out to sea. that is path. it's close enough but obviously some gusty winds and rain outf how much wind to expect? the strongest winds later this afternoon and tonight across the cape and the islands. at times gusting close to 50. if it's not even above 50 for nantucket over to the vineyard. you can see an outer band of rain approaching nantucket, but its movement off to the west trying to pivot in, as well. the storm is only moving 3mph. it's in the like the rain will come flying in here any time soon. i think for a lot of us we'll be dry this morning. the best chance of picking

still some cloudiness down to buzzards bay, the cape and the islands. the theme here is dry it out, lower the humidity. we are warm through the end of the week. huge change-up for the weekend. look at that. 60s and breezy. >> christa: right now the acluo oklahoma is calling for criminal charges in a police-involved shooting in tulsa, oklahoma. >> christa: outrage is growing after the release of video after it shows the victim had his arms in the air. jennifer eagan has more. >> jennifer: that officer is off the job, and no protests are greg as people are getting a glimpse of the shocking video. the shooting friday evening seen from multiple angels. tulsa police officers responding to an unrelated call when they spot terence crutcher's stalled s.u.v. police say crutcher approaches officers when they arrive but refuses to follow their commands. >> jennifer: aerial video shows crutcher's hands up as he walks back to his vehicle. one officer deploys a taser. another fires her whip. >> shots fired! >> we saw terence did not have a weapon. we saw terence did

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 worc

a few downpours just developing over buzzard's bay. it will affect the cape and islands. 72 in boston. to it's humid and sticky and that moisture is going to fuel additional downpours right on through early afternoon. so it's a day you want the umbrella or raincoat and an embedded thrs map at 6:30 should be quieter with leftover scattered showers. it's been a while breana but it's causing a mess. >> reporter: it is but we don't talk about new hampshire traffic but there is dangerous conditions on 93 south. multiple cars are high drone play planing and spinning off --hydroplaning and spinning offroad because of the rain and it's pouring. it's happening along 93 south. manchester hooksett so be aware of the wet roads if you live to the north. chris and kate. >> thanks very much breana. >>> we are following a developing breaking news from new jersey this morning. the fbi investigating several suspicious devices found inside a backpack near a train station. one of them exploded as a bomb squad robot tried to disarm it. >> also breaking ove

tropical storm warnings in effect down through buzzards bay, the cape and the islands. looks like as we get through the week, we snap out of the effects of hermine and temperatures jump up close to 90 by the end of the week. >> sarah: an officer and another person are recovering after an accident on morris road sedan were involved in this crash earlier this morning. both people are expected to be okay. the accident is now under investigation. three children rushed to the hospital after a home goes up in flames in middleton, rhode island. you can see one side of the home is charred. we've learned one of those children in serious condition. no word yet on the cause of the fire. a framingham state university police officer is off the job and facing charges for inappropriate conduct toward a student. the officer was arrested saturday afternoon. the incident happened. he's facing several charges, including lewdness and witness intimidation. we'll see you at ? with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, payment, withdrawal you're alright... with sim

tracking a couple showers across buzzards bay, the cape and the islands. by this afternoon, some breaks of sun. the brightest to the north and west. that's where temperatures are the warmest. low to mid-80s there. upper 70s coast. mid-70s across the cape. molest weather the rest of the today. enjoyable weekend out there at gillette on thursday. temperature near 78 degrees. a cool down over the weekend. after a weekful of 80sing we're >> and that's your latest weather. matt? >> all right, al, thank you very much. >>> just ahead, jim carrey facing a wrongful death lawsuit that blames him for his ex-girlfriend's fatal overdose. this morning, how he is responding. >>> and the ripple effect of that pipeline leak that has gas prices soaring. some stations even running out of spread to the other parts of the country? >>> but first, this is "today" on nbc. narrator: over and over it's been their agenda: anything to defund planned parenthood. kelly ayotte and washington republicans they're on a crusade to block services new hampshire women and families depend on: c

solid band of clouds still extending from the cape, back into buzzards bay. you get north of route 44, up into the boston area, some breaks, some thinning of the overcast. and then north and west of town, up across 495, getting close to the merrimack valley, southern new hampshire, northern worcester county. we do have the sun working in. the dry air working in. as we kick out the shower this was what julia was in terms of the tropical storm. creating a lot of heavy rains across the outer banks. as well as into virginia. we will miss out on that moisture. that will get kicked out off to the east coast here. as this cold front west of us crosses the area. that will lower the humidity. we are talking about warm weather wednesday and thursday. but we are not talking about consistent high humidity in place. we will keep it down here. dew points within the including on thursday. comes up a little bit on friday. the next cold front comes through on friday night. that one means business fbs. we are talking about a big air mass change for the weekend. a couple of tro

we may have a lot more cloud and showers still lingering near buzzard's bay. we get beyond tomorrow afternoon. the forecast not only cooler one once again. it's fairly gray unsettled. we'll have persistent onshore flow and batches of showers will work on in. you notice the structure of once in a while heaviest to the east or to the south. the more sustained rains in and out of the area. we keep it damp and showers chance in there from midweek right into the beginning stages of the weekend. out in the tropics middle of the atlantic. this is wave to watch. this is heading westbound toward the lesser antilles likely emerging in the caribbean. that could strengthen. weekend this is pattern low pressure across ohio valley. stuck. high pressure to north. stuck. the wind flow off this will be coming off the ocean. we have a steady onshore breeze and time batch of moisture working in. to give us the chances of rain. how much rain. really depends on where this area of low pressure gets stuck for couple of day. the showers will add up you will not get much day-to-day ch

that includes buzzard's bay. hermine, 70 mile-per-hour winds slowly moving off to the north, expected to turn more northwest and eventually go out to sea. ifs goin and it gets closer to new england, pinwheel in scattered showers and strong winds. already seeing backs, squalls through nantucket getting close to the vineyard as well as going to work through hyannis. this afternoon, better chance for showers moving in closer tots coastline near boston. here's the center of circulation, still 250 miles away from us. heaviest rain on that western side. but because it is coming so close, we will have the

system, the remnants ofti hurricane hermine are off the coast of boston over two buzzards bay into places like plymouthb and new bedford and cape cod period you can say a good spot continue to be there for the next couple days. the east coast continues to see rainfall

we have a flood advisory in place near buzzards bay. up through southern portions of plymouth county and bristol county until 1:00 p.m. then the secondary flood advisory across parts of the cape. essentially, close to hyannis. worked in and a lot of towns in and around the buzzards bay area, falmouth, and barnstable, up into plymouth have quickly picked up on some rain the last hour or. two even some spots, when you start getting underneath these reds, showing indication of rain rates, one to two inches per hour. you can quickly pick up half an inch of rain when that comes on through. we have seen that. mainly down pinned to the coastline. now, you work your way up route 3. up 24 into boston. a gentle light rain right now. some light rain still steady into worer right along the south coast. although we are starting to see this blossom up a little bit back into central connecticut. that is going to keep some shower chances going. in boston. and up through the merrimack valley. at least into the late afternoon hours. again, not consistent

cloudy include buzzard's bay. not a lot of rain. we'll have drizzle the next couple of days a gusty wind off the ocean. highs near 60. that extends into the weekend. >>> are you going to love this big puppy appearance coming up. >> david ortiz, how could you go >>> taking to the streets, protestors with a message for the mayor of charlotte. one in eight women will face breast cancer. early detection can mean the difference between life and death. planned parenthood gives new hampshire women access to life saving cancer screenings. but ayotte voted to defund planned parenthood six times. why? because ayotte opposes a woman's right to choose. in her relentless effort to overturn roe v. wade, kelly ayotte: putting her personal interests ahead of your health care. independence usa pac is responsible >>> people in charlotte are calling for change in the wake of a black man who was shot and killed by the police. last night residents calling for resign. >>> it was a at a city council meeting, this is after keith scott was shot and killed b

that includes buzzard's bay. hermine, 70 mile-per-hour winds slowly moving off to the north, expected to turn more northwest and eventually go out to sea. ifs goin and it gets closer to new england, pinwheel in scattered showers and strong winds. already seeing backs, squalls through nantucket getting close to the vineyard as well as going to work through hyannis. this afternoon, better chance for showers moving in closer tots coastline near boston. here's the center of circulation, still 250 miles away from us. heaviest rain on that western side. but because it is coming so close, we will have the in even across the boston area. taking a timeline of it. mid to late afternoon west of boston, fair game for some showers working in. you notice for some of the yellows and oranges, down south of the city. southeastern mass, you have a best chance of picking up one to two inches of rain by wednesday. boston north and west probably more on the order of a half inch or less. look at the current wind speeds, now up gusting

that chance of rain works down the south shore down to coast and buzzards bay tomorrow evening. moving the summer time warmth out of here. this is where the warmth is tonight toronto. montreal at 61. there's cool air to be had. that will charge into new england. highs in the 60s. at that time comfortable. early next week. monday morning temps outside of boston upper 30s. boston proper in the lower 40s. see you at 11:00. >> anchor: that's a 20 degree drop. we're going to feel it. all right. you'll feel this. a dream come true for a 6-year-old met ford boy. >> anchor: he heads to his favorite plac came to logan top wish him a safe flight to florida. but for one week the only thing he has to worry about is what attraction to visit at disney world. >> we're ready to go. it's been a pretty rough ride for him. looking forward to being a normal family for a week. >> what are you looking forward to most? >> be with my family. >> anchor: he's cute huh. all the people who dressed up as american airline workers. part of make of wish massachusetts and rhode island which is amazing that they

they will be moving up to buzzards bay. that's where you want the umbrella this morning. temperatures in the 60s. 67 in boston right now. most of us mid to upper 60s. there's a bid of fog. notice visibility is okay in the southeast part of boston. booster thick fog at the airport right now. can barely see in bortz moth. otherwise your planner goes this way. out of the 60s we climb, 78 by midday. the trend increasing sunshine, there may be a shower that lingers along the south coast through midday and then we're warm and still a little bit humid for the ride home with temperatures in the lower 80s. i'll let you know how long the warmth is going to last coming up. >> new overnight, crews are break in chelsea. that break shutting down part of revere beach parkway near murray street. no word yet on how long crews will be out there repairing that. checking out traffic in other parts of the city, it is quiet. this is a live look at 93 southbound lanes exiting the o'neill tunnel. there is some construction happening in both directions inside the tunnel this morning. the two righ

couple of showers across the cape back into buzzard bay. sort of lined up over the same area of new england. you'll have a few more showers through the next couple of hours here. feel 73s and 74s. milder day not the case tomorrow. close to 60 onshore breeze and patches of drizzle. more coming up. >>> at least i have plan to fight isis. no. no. you tell the enemy everything you want to do. you're telling the enemy everything you want to do. no wonder you've been fighting isis your entire adult life. >> candidate getting personal taking shot at track records as they square off in their first debate. expectations pretty vague for trump. in a critical night in this campaign. and their responses afterward quite a bit different as you might expect. here's dan housely with the latest from new york. >> donald trump speaking out after the debate pointing to a micro foeven problem singing that someone may have tried to sabotage him. >> they also had gay me defective mic. did you notice that. my mics defective. hillary clinton staying positive meeting

there could be low clouds hanging around buzzard's bay and cape and island. look at that forecast for tomorrow. low lower humidity as well. still muggy throughout the day. although the humidity starts to come down overnight tonight. 56 in the cooler suburbs. 66 in boston. great looking day low-to-mid 80s inland. sea breeze kicking on in. pleasant out there for kick off at gillette on thursday. 70 degrees fading back into the 60s. of course fall officially awrying thursday. temperature in the 80s to end the week. but as we get into the weekend there's your pattern change. as temperature fade into the 60s for highs. bit of a breeze over the weekend as well. not a lot of rain going ahead. that's about it, guys? >> just ahead, marijuana delivered to your front door? some people are using an underground service to get it. and we ride along. >> at 9:30 a mother in rhode island facing charges after police say she threw her my prescrkeep going up. it's more expensive every year. it would be a lot cheaper to buy my medication from canada. kelly ayotte voted to block c

down across buzzards bay, back across the cape and the islands. we will have to wait and see where that line sets up. from boston north and west, we will have a dry afternoon. there is a tropical wave out there in the atlantic. that's basically halfway between the lesser antilles andic high pressure banked to the of us. low pressure loops around the ohio valley and maybe down into the tennessee valley and back toward the mid-atlantic. it is not going anywhere any time soon later on in the week. with that in mind, we have a constant on-shore flow. low-level moisture working in. a round of showers working in. you take a look at the 7-day forecast, yes. we have rain-drop icons on it. doesn't mean it will rain the entire time. low-level moisture. spotty showers around. occasionally, a heavier burst of rain. 5's for lows. >> kris: still ahead, caught on camera. an iconic tree on the auburn university campus set on fire. it is not the first time that tree has been attacked. >> christa: protests continue in charlotte nearly a week after a controversial p

through cape cod bay and out on to the cape and another batch working through narragansettes bay, buzzard's bay and this will clip the vineyard perhaps holding together and reaching nantucket. farther north this is t most of the activity leaving the seacoast but the tail right here working through the meyer mack valley right now, a couple of sprinkles, bruce springsteen down at gillette this evening. they had a shower about an hour ago but you're in the clear for the rest of the night, temps at 7:30 this evening in the upper 70s with breezy conditions, much the same out at fenway. partly cloudy skies. temps mid-70s, and as that breeze begins to pick up coming in from left field, from the northwest, that is drier, more they start to mean business, not quite yet january but certainly more powerful than june or july, and it is the leading edge of much drier air. dewpoint temperatures today, 50s and 60s but up through southeastern canada, the dry crisp snap in the air is on the move. also the cool air brewing at 60. burlington vermont 66. city of boston a high of 90. right now at 82. tonight the hu

this is a fire hose of tropical moisture in buzzards bay. in sandwich and born and falmouth and this continues to head west southwest over the next 35 to 45 minutes. we will talk about this and forecast ; beaches on the cape closed down. powerful waves and dangerous rip currents forcing life guards to make that call. amaka ubaka live on nasset beach in oralines to show the conditions there. amaka. >> reporter: it's pretty windy. sand is everywhere. as you look behind me you see the waves are really pounding. officials warn people to stay we've seen a couple of people out here taking chances strolling the beach in high winds. officials warned about the dangerous rip currents out there. people taking chances and walking along. all of this is added to a pretty dangerous day. the impact of hermine felt here on nasset beach. the blistering rain and wind felt by beach goers and storm chasers. >> you can il phone said keep the phone still while taking pictures. >> reporter: tractors roll on to the beach to pick up and remove life guard stands. >> y

that means we expect winds to england, buzzard's bay and the cape. gusts could get up to 59 miles an hour for martha's vinyard and nantucket. for the south coast, you will notice, especially if you are near the beach, rough seas and sand blowing around. maybe just a good day to stay indoors. unfortunately, the timing on this for labor day. not so good. talking about the rain, though. clouds already starting to move in and the rain sort manifests coming in from the southeast first and then trying to get those bands farther to the northwest. but it's just really on again,/off again. scattered showers throughout t tomorrow. a lot of us miss out. i think much of the bay state will look come wednesday thinking what storm were we talking about? just a chance of scattered showers as we head through the next few days. the bulk of it stays in new the islands. .25, to .5. the biggest impacts along the south coast, cape cod and the islands. the wind peaks tomorrow. scattered showers staying with us. beachgoers and boating, that looks to be the biggest problem.

buzzards bay. if you look behind me here, the water is calm. but almost nobody is on the beach ahead of this storm. new bedford sent out a warning that beaches would close at 5:00 because of the risk of rip currents. this afternoon we see some white caps churning up on the water. that was at fort taber park. but all day local beaches quieter than normal on this holiday weekend. choppy water and high winds on also, there are no lifeguards on duty right now. so families are keeping their kids occupied on the shore. >> there is nobody here. there is a lot of people around here, but no lifeguards. >> it was a lot choppy or on the other side. the sand was blowing a bit too much, so we found a place that was nice and calm. >> that man trying to soak up a side of the water but winds are , picking up. back out here live, the wind is picking up a little bit. the risk of recurrence will be the biggest issue right now. that warning likely to stay in effect through the weekend. live in new bedford, shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb. summer weekend. newscenter 5's jul

trees down along buzzard's bay. reports of tree limbs down and even trees falling on the power lines. there are reports of power lines down because of the gsy winds. and it wasn't just there. we had a tree down near the high school. that's because the trees have been so damaged by the drought weather we have had lately doesn't take much to take them out. we have the system spinning away and keeping the northeasterly wind going and bringing some rain. as it inches north we will get more and more bands to develop. we had a nice band across the north shore. there hasn't been a lot, but any drop of water is welcome. through the city we had a few scattered showers. we had a nice band of showers go through there and it does look like it is it lets up until you get to duckbury and then most of the activity has been down through the cape and the island. this is where we will see rain coming through. we won't get that much rain out of it. perhaps an isolated area of one or two. moves on. the waves offshore have been impressi

we still have a couple leftover showers that will drift through buzzards bay, the cape and the a couple of passing isolated showers through the morning hours, and then as you get into the afternoon, i do expect the clouds to slowly erode. it's going to be a slow process down through southeastern massachusetts. north and west of boston, merrimack valley, southwestern new hampshire, returning to sunshine this afternoon. we'll gradually clear things out overnight tonight. now, there could be a little patchy fog, low clouds down through the cape and the islands overnight tonight. look at this, for tomorrow, back to a lot of sunshine at that. right now. seacoast of new hampshire up into southern maine, visibility reduced a quarter mile or less. muggy start. more on that as "today in new england" starts right now. >> christa: good morning. at 5:00 a.m., captured. investigators learning more about the new york bombing suspect and the new connection between him and the tsarnaev brothers. >> sarah: alarming accusations against a wilmington high school teacher. why the school is letting him back

just a couple of spot showers down through buzzards bay and over to the cape. what the radar doesn't pick up on is the patches of mist that we've had outside. so it is a damp start across the area. you notice this little spin to vineyard. that's the remnant low from hermine trying to move off to the east. as it does, we'll get some breaks of sun this afternoon warming up. muggy this afternoon. we heat it up tomorrow close to 90 degrees. more on that forecast "today in new england." >> christa: the driver behind a deadly crash finally charged. the tragedy at a west newton restaurant opening new wounds for family members. >> sarah: danger in dorchester. man killed after being shot in pulled the trigger. >> christa: and an 81-year-old store owner robbed and attacked. who detectives are now looking for in connection with this violent crime. >> sarah: donald trump and hillary clinton tackling foreign policy and national security. we'll break down all the drama from the commander-in-chief forum. >> this is 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: good thursday morning

past midweek the storm does move out and when it does we >>> on the shores of the cape and buzzards bay people are taking the tropical storm watch seriously. some could see wins as strong as 55 miles per hour. >> and people are rolling their boats out of the water. kim smith is life.>> reporter: can and katie beautiful tonight right now the water is like class. as we all know when it comes to coastal living things can change in a hurry. tonight people down here are not taking chances. >> you never know. hurricanes are unpredictable. >> reporter: all our calm here at least for now. this place has been hit hard by hurricanes before. some people are taking their boats and including brian butler. >> i didn't want to be the lone fool left in the water so i bad. things could change. you never know. >> reporter: we found someone putting the boat in the water he is actually bringing a heavy anchor out to his sailboat to secure it during the stormy days. >> the problem is the went. they say that it will stall off of the coast and if they are nor'easter is or easterners and sustained testing to 4

but as you can see, here on buzzards bay, here on the cape, it was a delightful day. we'll see what the rest of the >>> ever source is really to deal with the storm. extra crews and support staff are already in lace and -- place and reddy to -- ready to respond. they have a lettered its employees to be on stand by. >>> much of the rain and wind predicted for the jersey shore have headed out to sea. >> and threats from hermine remain as wendy reports. >> reporter: the dog days of summer are still hanging around despite pyramin lingering a fe the storm is bringing crashing waves to the jersey shore and as far south as virginia. only perfect conditions for surfers. >> you can be up to your glee if a wave -- knees and if a wave knocks you off your feet, you could be in trouble. >> reporter: it's a red flag day warning of the dangers. lifeguards are patrolling the beach along with police officers. swimming is not loud. edgar is only allowing his five- pull of the water when you're in? >> yeah, you can actually feel it. you have to be careful. >> reporter: it could also cau

however, near buzzards bay, the about mid-day. so that would be the location to get hung up with some of these showers. generally speaking we're quiet this afternoon into this evening. overnight tonight, you see this, watch these low clouds drizzle back in. this will be the story for the rest of the week. dreariness. areas of drizzle wednesday and thursday, temperatures close to 60 degrees. that is it for high temperatures. and then a better chance of some steadier rain coming in her so cooler, unsettled pattern ahead of us. about a quarter to half inch. today the warmest afternoon of the next seven days, more on the forecast as "today in new england" starts right now. >> christa: breaking news up first at 5:00, a homicide investigation under way in jamaica plain, and we're live with the latest on the search for a shooter. >> nancy: after months of arguing from afar, hillary clinton and donald trump face the issue trump says impacted his performance. >> christa: and a missing boater pulled from the water off martha's vineyard set

them in the morning, maybe one oar two lingers into term afternoon down across the south coast, buzzards bay, the cape and the islands. i think boston over to taunton, brockt out through worcester, merrimack valley, will be to dry out for tomorrow afternoon. a milder day overall, and they would get beyond that. and the forecast cool and unsettled. more on that as "today in new england" starts right now. >> nancy: good morning. we're hours away from first presidential debate. the candidates set for their first head to head showdown. >>> plus tragedy in grafton, a five-year-old killed after being hit in the street outside of his home. >> christa: and lost an found coast of the vineyard. a missing boater located after a week in the water. >> nancy: also remembering an icon. arnold palmer passes away. reaction from those who knew the golfing legend the best. >> this is 7news "today in new england." >> nancy: good morning to you 5:00 on this monday morning. i'm nancy chen in for sarah. >> christa: i'm christa delcamp. cool morning to start off. let's get a check of the forecast. chris lambert, go

: the strongest winds, sarah and kris, will be down through the cape and the islands back into buzzards bay. that's where we expect gusts 40 to 50mph later this afternoon into tonight. a tropical storm warning in effect for that area back across southern, very southern plymouth conte, southern bristol county into south rhode island here for wind speeds of 39mph. it's a sustained wind at 39mph or greater. it's possible at times we get close to that sustained. we're likely seeing gusts at least that if not exceeding that on the cape and the islands. winds with hermine right now at 70mph. it continues its journey ever so slowly off to the north and to the west here. and it's going at 3mph. this thing is just crawling along, and eventually it will get kicked out to sea here and push off to the east, but that may take until wednesday or thursday. you can see how the track gets nantucket. so close to southern new england. it's close enough to bring us rain here as well as some strong gusty winds. i think most of the rain and most of the wind across southeast mass, although eastern mass, out even

system, the remnants ofti hurricane hermine are off the coast of boston over two buzzards bay into places like plymouthb and new bedford and cape cod period you can say a good spot continue to be there for the next couple days. the east coast continues to see rainfall going to have such a huge push west. so as to impact us and then currently 87 degrees to on point officially 89 degrees, we will find out if we hit 90 degrees within the half-hour period and then new stats come out and into another 90 degrees day and i might be possible for tuesday wednesdayaforecast comi up, in a bit. >> topping the news, hillary clinton and tim kaine also spent the day in northeast ohioio >> they spoke at the 11th districthe labor day festival in cleveland as matt wright is at luke easter park on the city's east sidede. >> hillary clinton joined by ti kaine on the compay trail at during these final days into th campaign she had a coughing fit and said that when she thinks about donald trump she becomes allergicks after introduction b union leaders she said that she is the better candidate. seven donald tru

a few more coming over buzzard bay. you'll get a quick shower or two. that's still some of that remnant moisture from hermine. weaker clockwise spin to our south. it stays a bit unsettled over the next 24 hours. we come into the 80s today, though. 80 at the coastline. boston to rockport, lower to middle 80s. there will be a chance of a shower or thunderstorm. it will be brief as it comes on tonight around 70. so it is going to be mild. this morning, a couple of showers through the morning commute. i think they'll be isolated. midday, still some clouds, still a shower or two. but breaks of sunshine do manage to come out, particularly during the second half of the day. and then the clouds fill back in tonight, this is the map at 10:30. shower or a brief thunderstorm and let's say midnight, 1:00 a.m., and then tomorrow morning looks like a dry start to the commute with a blend of sun and clouds. it is going to be hot tomorrow. 90 in boston. the record to beat 93. so i don't think we quite get there. but it is going to be hot across the region. metro west d

the bus ride home more consistent, especially down near buzzards bay, down near the cape and the islands. here is your highest rain chance coming in later still a struggle on sunday and monday. we're not expecting many clear skies. more on that forecast as "today in new england" starts right now. >> christa: 5:00 a.m. on your friday morning. man is waking up behind bars set to face a judge after apparently telling police he tried to kill his nephew. > sarah: plus a commuter crash. recovery teams and investigators trying to figure out what when wrong, sending a train crashing into a station. >> christa: a major develop overnight in the case of that investigators executing another search. and word this morning about the past of his mother, who is still missing at sea. >> sarah: and "usa today" breaks its decades-long sweep of staying out of presidential endorsements. >> this is 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: happy friday, everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm sarah french. >> christa: feels good, doesn't it? >> sarah: it does. >> christa: i'm christa delcamp. lots going on this we

buzzards bay heading northwest through hawaii as well as connect and then fall ace part as it works into metro west and the merrimack valley but a lot of clouds. how about wind, anything being reported? no. we can good put that to bed. temperatures right now 60s and 70's the city at 69. plymouth at 71. hyannis at 76. you had some sun earlier today. on the cape as well as nantucket but clouds begins worcester hills, numbers upper 60s probably won't move all that much. patchy drizzle. intermittent light rain but nothing significant. temperatures 63-67. for tomorrow we start the day with clouds. some drizzle. occasional shower then i do think we'll see a little brightening in the afternoon. i look at the glass as half full. more humidity around tomorrow. temperatures 76 had ever 81. boston back to the merrimack numbers near 80 degrees, southern new hampshire, southwest new hampshire will you see the most sun. you are going to be the warmest. numbers in those locations low 80s, worcester around 79. mashpee at 78. nantucket also 78. so there is tomorrow. thursday, brighter. partly to mostly s

3:00 and 6:00 p.m., the highest chance and a couple may linger between 7:00 and 8:00 down into buzzards bay, the cape and the islands. a couple storms may produce some strong wind gusts. we'll keep an eye on that later this afternoon. otherwise, the bottom line, if it feels like summer today, back to fall-like weather tomorrow. >> kris: time now for fast track traffic. danielle, good news is the storm is not around right now. that would make things even worse. >> danielle: things are bad out there. sky7 over the scene in avon. there's a disabled vehicle blocking the center lane. that's causing some slowing there. let's go to the maps. we're watching two accidents on route 24. we're still watching this one. this is in randolph. 24 and 128. the left lane blocked there. what you just saw break down the center lane, northbound at harrison boulevard. the pike slowing down a little bit head entering town, but for the most part in good shape heading into boston on the pike. route 2 and 3 slow and go. 93 stop and go traffic all the way back to 495. on route 1, slowing down as you make your way into

get close to buzzards bay, the cape and the islands, and, yes, there are some cooler spots across the vineyard and over toward falmouth and bourne, but the outer cape, here from chatham up to orleans and provincetown, running into the 40s and 50s. a lot of sunshine throughout the day. that's not going the change for us today. it will tonight and into tomorrow in terms of increasing the clouds and increasing the shower to the west of us. not only some warmer air, but behind it with the pending cool front will also bring us in some scattered showers. i think they'll be widespread tomorrow morning. do plan on wet weather for the morning commute by this afternoon. many of us drying out although still maybe some lingering showers near the south coast of new england and then the pattern gets stuck mid-to-late week. i do expect system scattered showers at times, maybe some locally heavier rain at times, too, to end the week and head into the weekend. it's not going the rain the an on-shore breeze will be there at times unsettled heading into the end of the week through the weekend. you see a

a few of them lingering through mid-day along buzzards bay, the cape and the islands. and then cool and unsettled this week. periodic showers, h >>> and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al. thank you very much. now to some sad news overnight. died. the golf legend credited with revolutionizing the game he loved on his way to becoming an icon. >> in his electric way charging golf once and for all of american sporting life. >> a less than classic swing, a charming personality and hollywood good looks, together they helped make arnold palmer golf's first superstar. palmer burst through black and white tv sets in the 1950 colorful personality and go for broke style helped change golf from a game of elites to one for the masses. to fans he was simply arnie and they were arnie's army. >> he made golf cool, he made golf attractive, he made it exciting. they were a perfect marriage. arnold palmer and television ushering golf into the mainstream. >> palmer paved the way for today's golfers like tiger woods who tweeted overnight, it's hard anyone more important to the g

some spot showers working in across the cape, down to buzzards bay. and once in a while we'll send in a spot shower or two across eastern mass this morning. you see that? hermine. it's a shadow of itself. but it's still symmetric. it still has a little bit of moisture and spin to it. we're just losing the heavy rain. we've lost the wind speeds. so we're not talking about anything formidable here getting kicked out to sea. this afternoon we'll break out into some sun. that allows temperatures to jump up into the lower to middle 80s away from the coastline. winds are still on shore at the coastline. so we'll hold into the 70s. spot shower or thunderstorm ore night tonight. especially across northern mass tomorrow, we start off with some clouds and finish off with a lot of sunshine. because the atmosphere is so warm, we have a west-northwesterly wind and still a he air mass back there. so temperatures will easily warm up well into the 80s if not into the lower 90s. humidity does come down a little bit by tomorrow afternoon. over the weekend, the best cha

some of the buo ys are recording 10 to 14 foot waves with a 12-foot wave south of buzzard's bay here. 3 to 4 feet off the coast of boston. as we get into monday and actually high tide in the afternoon, around 2:30 p.m., we could see some wave heights off the coast here, and even about 10 to 15 foot waves on the outer cape. that's going to lead so some of the beach erosion, and the waves will be pretty high even into monday night. so we're talking about the storms still to our south, building season starts through tuesday, 15 to 20 foot waves potentially dangerous rip currents and significant beach erosion. satellite and radar shows no rain just yet but the clouds are building from our south and from our east, and soon, the rain, oh, it's so close yet so far. the south coast. temperatures right now in the 60s and 50s. a gorgeous night. a gorgeous weekend around so far, but labor day taking a turn for the worst, and, yes, temperatures will be -- tomorrow will be cooler in the 60s and probably want to open the windows and enjoy, but it's going to be very, very windy. you might see a brie

buzzard bay. i think we're in for mostly sunny afternoon. crisp and cool like a honey crisp. good apple picking weather all weekend long. maybe some warm cider drinking. a warm drink weekend for sure. that cold front ushering in the and to put it in perspective normal high for this time of year 70 degrees for boston. we stay below normal for a change for the next several days. we'll get to this extended forecast and talk about our next chance to see any wet weather coming up in just a few minutes >>> breaking news this morning out of washington state. five people four women and one man killed in shooting at a mall. happened at burlington they release a picture of the man that opened fire inside the cascade mall. this man is armed with a long rifle and last scene walking toward a highway wearing all black. and this was the scene at the mall shortly after the shots rang out. the mall was evacuated so emergency crews could go inside and search if for anyone hurt. a witness described the terror rr rang. >> the girl said gun. and i hear a shot. sounded like a clap. next thing i kn

that is what is going to be happening the rest of your >>> on the shores of the cave and buzzards bay, before trekking -- are taking be tropical storm's seriously. some people are pulling their boats out of the water. jim smith has more this morning.>> reporter: you never know. hurricanes are unpredictable. >> all has come in the harbor. this place has been hit hard by hurricanesor butler. >> everybody else's taking their boats up. i don't want to be alone full left in the water. i don't believe it will be as bad of a blow here, but you never know. i could put it back in next week. >> we actually found a boat putting -- we actually found a person putting a boat out in he was using a big anchor to secure over the next several days. >> they said the wind is going to stall off of the coast. if they are nor'easter's or easter's which is what it is going to be in they are sustained testing it 30 or 40 or whatever, you need extra protection on your boat and more anchorage.>> reporter: that apply was walloped by -- this area was walloped by hurricane storms years ago. that is why they keep a

we may have a few showers lingering down through the cape and the islands and buzzards bay. through the early afternoon, but again for the rest of us, we'll see brightening of the sunshine trying to break on through. so not a bad day. temperatures this afternoon warming into the lower to mid-70s. enjoy it. we'll be close to that here on after. look at this. 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. watch what happens here. see the low-level clouds and this drizzly weather backing on in? that's going to be sticking around for quite some time with an easterly wind. at times you can punch some dry air in here and maybe get a couple breaks in the overcast, today. quarter to a half inch generally speaking. maybe a few towns that underachieve, a few towns overachieve. if you're going to overachieve, the best chance for that may be downpours close to the cape and the islands through mid-morning into the early afternoon. this area of low pressure, this is going to be the persistent weather for a lot of time heading through this upcoming week. typically you see areas of low pressure off to the east. you k

still a smidge of humidity down through buzzards bay, the cape and the islands. rain to the south of us. back into the mid-atlantic. this will stay to the south of us. what else is new, right? kind of the ongoing theme here. we will stay warm today. and even again tomorrow. even on friday, we have to wait for the cold front to arrive. sometime late friday or friday night. as that crosses, it l produces some scattered showers. a rumble of thunder maybe. we could have one or two of them leftover on saturday morning. then it is drying out and cooling off big-time. this is a huge pattern change for a few days at least. going into the weekend and early next week. as we struggle to get out of the 60's for highs. and widespread 40's for overnight lows. 78-84 this afternoon. localized sea breeze is a possibility. for some towns. especially down through the south shore. comfortable. clear tonight. cooling. boston. very comfortable stuff. you can probably get away with using those a.c.'s tonight. some fresh air in the house. 82-86 tomorrow. fall arriving at 10:21. not goin

lower 80s for a lot of us today. 77 more likely the cape and island back into buzzard's bay. the wind from the southwest and looks like just strong enough to hold back the sea breeze from kicking on in. you can get away with light jacket withening temperature falling back from the low 70s not quite as cool as the past couple of morning. with milder start tomorrow. easier launching pad for temperatures to be in 80s. out into the tropics there's a tropical storm that is going to stay in the open waters of the atlantic. no bother to the united states anytime soon. there's the 7-day forecast. scattered showers and storm a possibility sunday. >>> turning to story of young boy in new york who was able to be o this 9-year-old is currently fighting brain cancer. >> for one day he was able to disput everything aside. and step up to the plate alongside his hometown heroes. >>> for 9-year-old it's a dream come true. >> my favorite part about it the baggage. >>> he was sworn in as a member of ithaca, new york police department in front of his his third grade class. this is something she'

according to the globe they will meet in buzzard's bay later this month to brainstorm ideas including by-pass roads and exit ramps. fingers crossed that happens. >> they have to develop cars that fly that's the secret. >> yeah. >>> two high school football teams putting the rivalry aside auburn and leicester played last n. family of ron tear and tino and -- tarentino and there was surprise the family never expected. as the auburn and leicester football teams took the field the motivation was a bit different for the game. the tarentino family huddled on the sideline trish wife of lane offer ron tarentino stood in front. considers officer ron tarentino- - officer ron tarentino stood stand off. he served in leicester where his family lives. >> the hearts of the people that you know people just gave tirelessly of themselves. just to honor ron. >> reporter: the two communities renamed the season opener the top cop game. >> there is not a person in the crowd who doesn't want to do something for the family. >> reporter: trish tarn green and three of her sons oversaw the coin toss. before the

they're mainly focused near buzzards bay. these are lifting to the north these showers move through. there is a visibility quarter of a mile. it's thick in bedford for the fog. wooster, quarter of a mile visibility. so the fog is thickest north and west of town. advisability is doing from boston to the cape. 69 in boston right now. same in chatham. upper 60s from laurens to manchester and keene. wooster sitting at 63. temperatures will be in the 80s by later on today. you notice the clouds that are in place right now. but there's been clearing coming england and that is going to be working in our direction during the day today. what's happening here is the front that came through yesterday, it's now stalling out, it's not moving so we need something to kick it out of here. this cold front back through the midwest is going to do that later on today. it will also drag in less humid air during the day for our wednesday. so look at this, between now, late morning, chance of a shower out over cape cod, may linger on the outer cape

buzzard's bay. this is through the canal so we are going to continue to find this rain filling in, tropical air in place. remnant tropical moisture from julia feeding in, and it spells the potential for off and on downpours over the course of the day. the greatest chance at boston, lunch time in the afternoon, the temperatures hold in the mid 70s today. so you can see the time line. the lunch hour. likely getting wetter. worcester into boston and that rain is with us into the afternoon. things should taper off for your humidity, still kind of high tomorrow. slowly it comes down, and still around 80 but less humid on wednesday. let's get you back out to the roads and trouble spots out there. reporter: it has been a busy monday morning. not so much downtown but you see the heavy volume on the lever connector and the loop ramp, you are back on the tail side trying to get up over the bridge. let's go to the trouble spots here. one of them 495 northbound right at the mass pike. that's a crash taking out

down around buzzards bay. not quite there yet. you get across the south coast of rhode island and connecticut. showers working in. this is the band that will slowly lift off to the north throughout the rest of the day. a little bit slower than, you know, anticipated. some of the showers could get the mass. pike by noon, 1:00. a couple hours after. that okay, let's call it maybe k or so. i do expect for the evening commute, to have more widespread wet weather across the area. the exception, that may be far northern massachusetts, up into southern new hampshire. it remains mainly dry. regardless, the rain isp coing overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. a good deal of showers coming in. some showers may be locally heavy. quite a bit of moisture working in with the atmosphere. all the talk in the trot ins focused on matthew. this will slow down and all of a sudden, take this northward turn. taking a 90-degree turn here. across jamaica or close to it. over eastern cuba here. high impact for these islands here. a major hurricane will

even flirting with 80 degrees down near buzzards bay, new bedford coming in at 79 at this hour. getting that sunshine for this afternoon. and then some big changes to follow that front. setting things up for the weekend: a very fall-like weekend ahead of us. with below normal temperatures. we will get a timeline on the showers to come in a few minutes. >> nancy: all right, bri. thank you. an officers in lexington hit by a vehicle during a traffic detail on pleasant street. lexington police say his injuries are minor. and he was taken to the hospital. the driver now facing drunk driving charges. p after a pedestrian is struck in the street in haverhill. investigators say the victim was hit while walking along hildel avenue. >> christa: a woman in the hospital after her car slams into a home in ashburnham. police say she was unconscious behind the wheel when this happened thursday afternoon. the car went air bon also before it crashed into the house. no one was home at the time. and the house has been condemned. >> nancy: details emerging after officials say white the information

down to the south again, blowing across buzzard's bay, it's cool. nantucket 72 for a high temperature this afternoon. overnight tonight, we have clouds coming in. we have a little more humidity coming in. notice what happens to the temperatures. they don't drop off as dramatically as last night or the night before. let's talk about the rain for tomorrow. it's out to the west. you can see it gathering strength. we're seeing pretty good showers and thunderstorms from detroit moving to cleveland right now just south of buffalo. this will be moving in here. we'll see the cloud deck tomorrow. i think the showers will be in the afternoon. but the really steadier rains not until after midnight. wake up tomorrow morning, hit and miss showers. most of us won't see anything. one or two places may get isolated showers. same for the afternoon. place. there is a possibility that it will impact the game. just a scattered shower. as we get past tomorrow night into midnight and monday morning, that's when i think we'll see our downpours, perhaps a rumble of thunder