cindy: not so bad just yet. still a lot of sunshine and we will enjoy this for the next several hours, but as we get into the afternoon and evening hours, the clouds will advance in. in the 60's, holding your 70's as the wind picks up from northeast. 15 and 20 miles an hour, but they will only get stronger as we had toward this evening. we have a tropical storm watch and warnings south of there. by tomorrow afternoon, jumping a little bit toward the north and west. from there, it lists more northward and goes by for the it goes northward, it is running into high pressure and is slowing everything down. not too much wave action just yet. rough surf and along the coast line, we can expect wind gusts late tonight early tomorrow of 40 to 50 miles an hour. antoinette: way up the coast, it is a -- it is expected to impact our weather. a lot of people on the keeper wondering should i stay or should i go? doug: meteorologist is down and, this morning with a plan to ride this one out. what a beautiful labor day morning i

cindy: tracking hermine. the watches and warnings posted along the coast timing what you can expect as it heads north. antoinette: and the potential impact for vacationers and businesses on the cape. doug: and a deadly hit and run in mattapan. the new information just in after that crash. antoinette: overnight of a destructive fire. what is left after that fire was finally put out. >> you are watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. antoinette: at 5:00, we are tracking hermine. the storm is heading our way and gaining strength as it churns over the warm ocean water. but we still have nice weather before it arrives. good morning. it is sunday, september 4. i'm antoinette antonio. this morning. as we look at the radar image, it looks rather impressive still. cindy: it is, though it does not look like a classic tropical system. it will develop more like the nor'easter, which we are more used to. you can seize guys are mainly clear across the area. we will see decent suns

cindy also keeps a watchful eye on danielle.ndy, danielle was dating another man before she went to prison. >> she was living with a firefighter as a matter of fact. one of my brother's supposed fire brothers. >> reporter: what's your advice to this guy, this firefighter? >> watch your back, you know. the last two guys involved with danielle -- one's dead, one's in prison. >> reporter: as for dianne, she's now left to reflect on a life with sam that could have been. did you two talk about marriage? >> yes. >> reporter: and was that in the cards? >> oh, absolutely. >> reporter: did you ever feel like, i'm being punished for having an affair? >> oh, yes. i might have said those exact words myself. >> reporter: it all started in a club with an innocent conversation. >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: was it all worth it? falling in love with sam? >> i would never change having met sam. >> reporter: was he the one? >> he was the one. without a doubt. he still is the one. >> that's all for this edition i'm lester holt. thanks for joining us. e

cindy: it is offshore to the south. this is the track that takes us through the next five days or so area falling out over warm water, it will likely strengthen a bit more. tropical storm watches up. we have warnings. here is the thing with hermine. we talk about northward progress. we have sunshine out there. the temperatures will climb up notice by the evening, we will get gusts 30 to 40 miles per hour. here is our storm it kicks out of here. antoinette: there is a tropical storm watch for the coast of cape cod. we wait to see what hermine will do next. things are going to change. you mentioned this is not the kind of air mass 1-wood -- one would expect. there is not much going on in the water. the waves don't get that high when there's a storm coming this way. my photographer made an observation. the temperature in the water is warmer than it is on the sand. crisp morning out here. it has a lot of folks here on cape cod saying do we stick around or do we start hitting the bridges early? it seems like we had a pretty

cindy: there you go. this is moving toward us and it going to be doing that for the next 24 hours or so. this is what erika means about nantucket. 58 mile per hour wind gusts. per hour mark. tropical wind gusts on the cape and the island. we had a cloudy start this morning and now we are looking at a good amount of blue sky. the wind is noticeable. the air is kind of dry and it has been eating away a little bit at the cloud cover. by far the strongest winds are we are going to continue to do this through the afternoon into tonight and we will still be talking about some wind tomorrow. this will be kicking around that do diminish. they are kicking up the seas for sure. this is where we have our tropical storm warning. this will continue for another of the storm with the rain bands trying to pivot to the cape and the islands. where do we go from here? 24 hours from now, notice the storm is trying to shift it to the northwest. getting closer to us, but it is starting to weaken. wednesday morning, it is makin

let's get you over to cindy right now. cindy: you got it. any impact will be toward the end of the holiday weekends later sunday into monday. right now it is moving 60 miles per hour, nearly 300 miles southwest of tampa and you can see that it's expected to strengthen to a category one and make landfall down the big bend area. for there it will begin heading into the but for this point it is moving in our general direction, still a lot of uncertainty as to the track of the storm, but it will be in our vicinity as we head toward the holiday weekend. in the meantime, a lot of clouds out the door, thunderstorms out the door, and you can see rain through western connecticut, a lot of the focusing south of the pike over the next few hours -- have an umbrella for the and a lot of that activity is focused south of the pike. right now we want to get you out to the roads and see how we are doing. olessa: good morning. we start off at the pike with a check by allston brighton and traffic is nice and light in both directions. no problems right now, ove

good morning, cindy. cindy: good morning to you both. we're starting out a little bit cool this morning. we're in the upper 40's in worcester. upper 50's along the coastline. we still have that wind off the little bit of a chill to the air this morning for sure. radar is fairly quiet here locally for now, but looking as i widen out the view. to the south and the west, we've got rain and it is lifting northward. as we go through the day, cloudy skies are going to give way to some areas of rain as low pressure tracks in our general direction. so it is going to be a wetter day developing. have the wet weather gear with you as you're heading out. 50's this morning. sun up at 6:41. by late morning still dry but lunchtime right start to move in, and you can see that on futurecast. showers lifting up from the south coast. we're dry through the morning commute. it's as we get toward the early afternoon till this evening there will be rain around. your weekend coming up. let's get you out to the roads. good morning, olessa. olessa: good morning,

cindy, we have wet weather? cindy: boy, do we need it. you don't want to leave without your wet weather gear. rain heaviest to our south. it's going to be moving in from the south to the north as the morning wears on. lunchtime into the afternoon. heavier tonight and saturday looks like a wet day. the wetter of the two weekend days. 50's to 60 degrees. right through the weekend. randy? randy: this morning we're talking to a manho country's first-ever penis transplant, and this morning we're hearing from tom manning about his recovery and the challenges that he has been facing. doctors say manning has accomplished two of the three goals set by the transplant team, including restoration of urinary function. the third goal is to get sensations back. manning says that he's feeling stronger, and almost ready to go back to work. >> some of the guys and some of the girls, they go like this, like my eyes are up here. randy: manning knows the third goal is months away. right now, he is following doctor's orders and getting used to those daily medi

cindy: does it feel really beachy senseless? actually. [laughter] cindy: we've got some beach like weather coming up as we head toward the end of the week in the weekend. the heat really coming back. a little murky to start the we brighten up in the afternoon and this we can look spurting eyes. public charter schools have been a success." "they are models of inspiration." with "impressive results" and "eye-catching educational gains." it's turned my son's life around. narrator: "charter schools amount to hope" for kids all across massachusetts. question 2 will give parents more choices and result in more funding for public education. vote yes on 2. >> hey, everybody. it's armed forces appreciation week. we are honored to have some of the courageous men and women from our nation's military with us today. let's see if they can battle their way to $1 million right now on "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ? ? hey, everybody. i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. are you guys ready for a special "millionaire" today? contesta

cindy? cindy: a chance of showers in spots today. the timeline on showers in our area and the impact of the tropical storm that could big potentially bring, ahead. a lot of this activity is focused south of the mass pike and as you are having out the emily: [laughter] those are the folks at health yoga life. you can help your kids ease that back to school stress. cindy: i think the first half of the weekend, sunday into monday could potentially have felt severe impacts. this is hermine, the wind 60 miles per hour moving north-northeast. it is finally starting to get a move on, spiraling into a band of rain where there could , a sloth of heavy rain potentially up and down the seaboard and out through the carolinas. as he gets further north the indications are a little more unclear is about how much rain we could get out of it but anything would be beneficial. there are hurricane warnings right here, and there will be a storm surge potentially four to . likely it's a category one hurricane before it shift toward the carolinas heading i

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. >> let's get right over to cindy. good morning, cindy. >> good morning to you both. it is a wet start for some of us this morning. you see the bulk of the rain sitting to areas north and west of even the worcester area now a lot of this shifting through southeast new hampshire. we did have rain on the north shore. a lot of that is to the north from portsmouth to manchester. orange, you can see heavy downpours and lightning in the area as well. that will continue to be a possibility throughout the day as we have a stalled-out slow moving frontal boundary. this will slowly shift eastward and bring rain off to the northwest right now farther eastward as the day wears on. moisture left over from what was julia feeding into this system as well. it feels very uncomfortable this morning. humidity with us throughout the day. it's a warm start. upper 60's and lower 70's. we'll hold in the 70's throughout the day and notice that shower and thunderstorm with us throughout the day. we'll step through the timeline hour-by-hour. out to the roads. wet for some. kevin is in for oles

cindy: i promise. we will see winds pick up as we get towards later today and tonight we have tropical storm watches for the coast and cape and islands. you can see how quiet it is right now abobut it is about 30 miles south and it is running into an area of high pressure blocking it from moving northward quickly. we see that. by tomorrow afternoon hasn't mo gets closer to us. the next 24 to 3 wtinue that bu out of our hair until hafilter temperatures not far from 60.no% afternoon. by this evening we are talking a s% we will let you know when the rain arrives.etes several days to folks on the cape are consi% is in falmouth when many say they plan to ride thio leave ea and some tourists from afor ou the beauld we stay or go now. id run into a couple we nature has storetan b. make it happepe swells that started elded by th c rctions are possible with carrier. c- devhills. the focus now is cleaning up and getting power back on. the danger is not over. doug: the storm will gain strength as it continues to

cindy. cindy: tracking areas of rain. not seeing much in the boston area currently but that area of wet weather west of new york city is moving in. the time line is ahead. take a look at the temperatures as you are ready to head out the door this morning. it is a soupy start on your monday morning. 72 degrees as you are heading >> hello, everyone, from the rehabilitation center, the top hospital in new england, every day we're inspired by our patients to help them find their strength. happy rehab week! morning eyeopener! randy: good morning to our friends at spaulding kicking off the national rehab week. a great wakeup call. >> and we would love to see your call as we go everybody to g it right on your phone. it's so easy, upload it to our ulocal using our wcvb app. emily: and maybe singing and dancing in the rain today, right? cindy: i know a lot of you are going really? what rain? it's coming, but take a look. since midnight where the heavy rain has been, and it has been heavy, look at that. close to two inches of rain.

cindy racine says she can't shake the images of seeing her father murdered. she says her relationship with trouble from the start. sots 162605 it was crazy. it was just a big ball of crazy. cindy racine speaking for the first time about her rocky two and half year relationship with her daughter's father, anthony macneil. she says he was abusive and struggled with drug addiction. sot 162826 everytime he would disappear i would usually call my sister- crying-not understanding why i keep putting myself through this. last month, cindy says macneil refused to accept harm her. she filed a restraining order. her father, eugene urged his daughter to leave home and stay with a friend. 162259 when you are leaving your house and you know someone is probably coming after you. you're worried about your family. so she came back. just two hours into her return, cindy says she heard gunshots from her bedroom. sot 162105 i opened my window and seen anthony running down that road. i screamed at him. i was angry and i called the cops. while on the phone, racine says she found h

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>> all right, cindy. erika watching what could be an early end to the labor day weekend. >> if we go south to cape cod, route 6 looking great. just slowing down a little bit as you get toward the bridges. route 3, when does it ever look like that? usually it's really slow out of the cape. not this morning. up on 93, braintree to boston, 11 minutes. that time hasn't changed since 4:30 this morning. heading down from new hampshire, route 3, 93, both looking good. closer to the city, there you see a little bit more yellow. so slightly slowing down. route 2, 93, route 1 really doing okay. out west, if you're heading in from sturbridge, the pike looks good. closer to the city, again, from 495 to 128, 16 minutes. randy? >> all ri might be paying too much for gasoline. >> the mistakes that will cost you when you fill up. we're both guilty of some of these. we continue to track hermine. take a live look here from westport. you can see it looks pretty calm. doug is there as well. he is watching that. and we are al

cindy fitzgibbon. windy when we came in and just a drizzle, like a wind-blown -- >> kind of a raw september feel out there. we're still dealing with lingering effects of hermine. we'll have wind today. the sustained winds with hermine are up around 65 miles per hour right now as it moves to the west about 100 miles south of our coastline. so the impacts are lessening overall, but around it, we're talking about thesend and drizzle that are still pivoting through the area and kind of what you see is what you get today. this is going to be the story throughout the day, periods of mist and drizzle. the winds are gusting, but 20 to 30 miles an hour instead of winds gusting over 40 miles per hour that we had yesterday. and those winds even up on the north shore gusting to 26 miles per hour. also some fog if you're heading out the door. that may slow you down. visibility about a mile and a three miles in boston. look at these raw temperatures. upper 50's worcester. lower 60s boston. and with the wind blowing,

cindy: it has been a hurricane not even 24 hours. her. you see on the map right there, aruba is getting impacted by this. it is moving away currently and the tract on matthew continues to move it in that west southwesterly direction. notice it will be maintaining this category strength. deeper into the weekend, headed toward jamaica and from there, cuba and then the bama next week. from this point, it may drift northward. computer models are struggling on how close it will come to the seaboard. it is possible it will come close enough to impact the eastern seaboard. any impacts would be later in the week. the more immediate concern for us, rains, rains closer to the cape and the islands. lifting and hitting the pike by afternoon and this evening, we are looking at rain this -- across the area. we have a full-time line just ahead. heather, erika? heather: heather: right now a worcester man is preparing to face a judge accused of trying to kill a little boy. erika: we have new details about this disturbing case. newscenter 5's antoinette an

erika: ok, cindy, thank you so kids. an amusement park on the south shore is hosting its first autism weekend. for 3 days, edaville railroad will highlight the park's sensory-friendly accommodations and help educate others about autism. the park will turn down the music, quiet the dinosaurs, and host a variety of family activities including a touch-a-truck event and a quiet train car on the thomas the tank engine ride. really nice idea. high art in the lowest of all places. this solid gold toilet is open to all visitors at new york's guggenheim museum. the message behind it, next. narrator: "by almost every measure, public charter schools have been a success." "they are models of inspiration." with "impressive results" and "eye-catching educational gains." it's turned my son's life around. narrator: "charter schools amount to hope" choices and result in more funding for public education. vote yes on 2. erika: get this. a solid 18-carat gold toilet is no museum. it sits in a guarded restroom on the 4th floor. titled ameri

cindy the storm keeps lingering. cindy: it does and look at the view over boston. tough to see much of anything with the fog, and the mist and the drizzle, and you can see the visibility down to a mile on the north shore in beverly and a mile and a half in lawrence, so not the nicest start on this which is to the south right now but everything is on the lighter side. 60 in worcester. lower 60s boston, and we have upper 60's on the cape right now, and a touch of humidity. winds out of the northeast at 15 to 20 with higher gusts, and we will only climb into the low to mid 70s with periods of mist and drizzle at times. there might be some peeks of sunshine. winds gusting between 20 and 30 miles per hour today, so not the damaging winds that we had yesterday. hermine spins, about 100 miles to the it is kicking up the surf so two to five foot waves at the beaches. higher off the shore and the rip current risk will be high today. so it's not raining all day long, and notice by lunchtime, a couple of showers around, and that continues tonight and into tomorrow, and there

randy: i'm randy price here with cindy fitzgibbon. cindy: what a change yesterday. that wind is still out there. you can see it in boston out of the north-northeast. 23 miles per hour sustained with a temperature of 56 in boston. wind gusting over 30 in town, down on the south shore and plymouth. morning, and temperatures are in the 50's. a jacket required heading out the door are sure. a little bit of patchy drizzle showing up on the radar. out through parts of northern worcester county, you can see overall we just have cloud cover overhead. steadier rain is sitting to the south, and it is not moving in our direction. in fact, this area of high pressure to the north is bringing down drier air. as we go through the day, clouds town having to lunchtime. and during the afternoon, we may see some sunshine in boston, north shore, through metrowest and worcester county. the cloudier skies are on the south shore. the temperatures stay chilly, holding in the 50's, nudging that 60 degree mark into the afternoon. by 3:00, 5:00, we are breaking out into sunshine. some improve

sam: cindy, so you think i'm toxic when i try to deal with things? cindy, do you need a job? lemonis: sam, this is a good example of aggressiveness. just chill out. today i feel like i got the real you. we should probably not be in business together. sam: i agree. lemonis: it was nice meeting you.

cindy: notice the temperature, just 57 in boston. the wind out of the north-northeast sustained at 20. hour on the south shore in plymouth. the wind is making it feel even chillier. 51 in worcester. it does feel like it is in the 40's. the wind bringing a touch of drizzle. northern worcester county. a few more along the south coast. we cannot rule out a patch or two of drizzle this morning, but the big area of rain is to the south. someth of clouds along the coastline. some brightening happening up to southern new hampshire. as we get deeper into the afternoon, some of that me sink down, so we may actually see a little bit of brightening with sunshine developing and spot this afternoon by about 4:00. temperatures stuck in the 50's to around 60 degrees. there is another cool, raw day-to-day. olessa: this is eastbound heading away. no problems right now. pretty much the story -- a couple of construction projects still in place heading out along the expressway. no issue south of town. looking good on route 3, 24 and 95 as well. once aga

cindy? >> we're going to be seeing rain at times, downpours and a whole lot of humidity today when cooler air moves in ahead. first, take a look at the radar right now. areas north and west from worcester on into southern new hampshire dealing with the rainfall right now. it is sticky out there. >> hello everyone from spaulding rehabilitation hospital. the top-ranked rehabilitation hospital in new england. every day we're inspired by our patients to help them -- >> find their strength. >> all right. good morning to our friends at spaulding, kicking off national rehab week. and thanks for the enthusiastic wake-up call there. >> yes, good morning to all of you. we would love to see what you are up to. please send us a wake-up call. you can record it on your phone and upload it using it wcvb app. >> rains coming in. checking some of the roads. >> that's an issue this morning. you know that umbrella you're it, dust it off. we're not seeing too much around the boston area, but i think that's goin

cindy: rain. erika: where is it? emily: cindy: it was pouring earlier this morning and now it is pouring on the cape and we have not only the south cape flood advisories for the next couple of hours -- poor drainage areas mainly, but look at some of these puddles. worcester county, three inches. notice that amount in moran, almost an inch and a half. you can get an inch of rainfall in our. that is why a lot of it runs off and we get flooding. origen worcester, almost a couple inches of rain. three inches in jaffrey and new hampshire, and you get along the pike in boston, not even an inch so far. the same thing with beverly. norwood, barely any so far. rhode island, over an inch so far. there is still plenty of rain coming this way. over to the canal out along the cape. it is absolutely pouring in some areas. there were embedded lightning strikes, but they seem to have wound down for the moment. not a question for the afternoon. notice the farther north you go, patch here over connecticut. this is indicating rainfall

cindy keeping an eye on this. cindy: it sure is weakening and moving away from us. a broad circulation. we areti area you can see the motion on these. these bands of light moisture spin in off the ocean. most concentrated along and south of the pike but that could change as we go through the afternoon. the storm is about 120 miles west and southwest of nantucket. it continues to shift westward so the strongest winds are along the coast of new jersey and long island where we get some wind at that's going to be the case through the afternoon. stuck in the 60's and low 70's right now. not really a beach -- but there is going to be high surf and risk for rip currents the afternoon. we will keep areas of mist and resolve around into this evening and hermine, still close enough by tomorrow for more pockets of drizzle. the full timeline for you, coming up in a emily: a framingham state university campus police officer just faced a judge charged with committing a lewd act on campus. wilter dormevil. does mean is live with the details. doug: we are learning more about this c

he explained how emma looked just like his daughter cindy. he said cindy died in the 1960s when she was three-years-old. she was born with a hole in her heart. advancements in technology and research emma is here today. "cindy's father did not have the same resources and the things we have now," said sursa. the older man and emma spent about half an hour talking and playing before he had to go. "he said, 'thank you so much for letting me meet your daughter. i almost felt like i had my cindy back,' and then he walked away," she said. she did g contact information so she took to facebook to search for him. "we need to find this guy. we need to put this out there," said sursa. she knows they share something much deeper and wants to make him a part of her family for emma and cindy. "we connected, he and i, as parents of similar fate," said sursa. she says he is in his 70s or 80s and is a white man that walks with a cane. ((christianne klein)) >> that was stephanie sharp reporting./// wasn't supposed to do that! ((paul joncich)) >> up next on the

cindy. cindy: a gorgeous sunrise. the solar glare so make sure you have the sunglasses, a little cool this morning, 57 in boston, and you can see the camera shaking a bit, wind is going to make it feel cooler and during afternoon, low 70s, inland, staying in the 60s at the coast, so a real fall feel today, and we start to warm it up. 80s back on saturday, and could get some needed rain with showers and thunderstorms, and sunday and into monday. emily. make it easier to get medical marijuana, they are proposing an overhaul of the program that launched three years ago, rules would allow nurse practitioners to certify the patients for marijuana use. and allow the dispensaries to post product prices online. the plan also calls for allowing the dispensaries to deliver to patients in health facilities. the agency is expected to hold a public meeting before a final proposal. good news from a study on early stage prostate cancer. researcher say that there is almost no rates over ten years between men who monitor their prostat

cindy, no problems in your department today. >> no. it's going to be another beautiful day weatherwise. you may need that extra layer heading out. a lot of 40's and 50's in the suburbs. 62 in boston. heading up into the low 80's this afternoon away from the south coast and the cape. low humidity, though. tomorrow is red, an impact weather day. strong to possibly severe storms late in the day. and behind that, wow, the feel of fall to end the week. randy? >> quite the disruption. protestors rushing the floor during the premiere of "dancing with the stars." it happened while swimmer ryan lochte and his partner were talking to the judges. >> excuse me. >> all right. >> excuse me. >> security moved in quickly removing the men wearing shirts with lochte's name crossed out. the olympian said he was emotional with this. the protest likely stemmed from the controversy surrounding lochte's made-up story about being robbed during the games in rio. and both men now facing misdemeanor trespassing charges. >> a handcuffed man escapes a police van.

cindy. cindy: tracking a couple of showers moving through parts of southern rhode island with embedded thunder. the time line on those and a look at the holiday weekend ahead, could tropical storm hermine impact our weather? that forecas i first, temperatures, as you are heading out the door on the sticky side. hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you'll reach your customers where their eyes are already - on their devices. order up. it's more than just wifi, it can help grow your business. you don't see that every day. introducing wifi pro, wifi that helps grow your business. comcast business. >> we are helping you to ease back your back to school. we hope you have a great year. >> good morning eyeopener. >> very good. all right. yep. do you feel good and distressed? >> oh, my gosh, yes. >> and here ar

randy: and i'm randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. good morning. cindy: you walk out the door this morning and wow. a little chilly. the temperatures are in the 50s but the wind is what you are going to notice. rough, especially along the coastline. we are getting gusts to 20 miles per hour, even 30 but everywhere you will notice the wind. just 50 in worcester. 55 in boston, and closer to 60 on the cape but look it said towards concord and keen. cooler because here the skies are clear. we're under the clouds right now, and you can see that there is steadier rain and heavy rain at that, just to the south, and this is trying to lift northward. it is not going to be able to budge today because it's running into the high pressure, which has drier air associated with that, and some of it will be sneaking down the coast. you can see that here, as the clearer skies go to areas outside of 495 before lunchtime. we keep a lot of clouds, and as we get into the afternoon, points northward, brightening skies this afternoon. briefly while we keep locked under th

cindy. the volume is here in summerville, it's light on 93, there's the southbound side, you can see the traffic getting by without any problems be let's get to the maps, we're watching the early morning delays starting to pick up on the expressway, and right now it's a 25-minute ride from braintree into boston, pike, quiet, 15 minutes, 495 to 128, and 93 south, it looks good as you just saw. providence, 25 minutes behind schedule. randy: police inspect a tractor trailer, the driver blamed in this crash is the victim in this case, a beloved community leader. >> people just in shock this morning. and the eyeopener's antoinette antonio is live in milford with the new details in the investigation. antoinette: emily, heavy hearts throughout the town of this morning. there is a small tribute here on main street where all of this happened. a woman who meant so much to so many people here is now gone. newscenter 5 was there overnight as police inspected the tractor trailer believed to be involved i

cindy, not cindy: that fog is going to slow you down, olessa. we have got the dense fog advisory up along the coastline. this goes until 9:00 this morning. we're talking about a visibility of a quarter of a mile or less. we're seeing that right now in the city of boston so use caution out there. and also some patches of mist or drizzle, so you may want the rain gear, and the radar is going over the tops of these but there has been a few showers, and we could see pockets of mist, drizzle, and a lot of afternoon, the skies are going to brighten so patience required today but it will brighten up. the temperatures starting out in the 60s, and we'll jump into the 70s in boston, a northeasterly wind so the coast is cooler. 80 to 85 inland and sticky out there this morning. it will be humid. finally we'll push the remnants on hermine and focus on this frontal boundary. it will bring a lot of heat in so tonight it is sticky, temperatures not far from 70, and there could be a passing shower or a rumble of thunder as that front passes through b in the wak

cindy, thanks. your economy this labor day. new data focusing on minimum wage hike in massachusetts. the report finds the lowest paid workers in the state saw hourly compensation go up more than 7%. and when you break that down into dollars and cents, it's a 66-cent increase. a 2014 state law called for raising the to $11 an hour by 2017. later this morning, the city of boston will host its annual labor day breakfast. among those expected to speak, attorney general maura healey, mayor marty walsh, and elizabeth warren and ed markey. that kicks off at 9:00 at the park plaza hotel. >> filling up the gas tank can drive down the bottom line, and it turns out there are some mistakes we all make that are not helping. 75% of people told gasbuddy they chose a gas station just because it's convenient even though they could save, say, 70 cents a gallon. second, not filling up when you see a good price. 19% of people say that they wait until the gas light comes on, randy, and that can have you spending more. finally, we're not paying for

cindy's update on the forecast. right now, milder at least than yesterday morning. 60 degrees in needham. interviewer: what would you do with fand a smartphone?ll man: check the scores. woman 1 : uh, probably post a pic. woman 2: text a friend. interviewer: how about register to vote? man: really? galvin: you can. five minutes online and a massachusetts driver's license is all it takes to register so you can vote for our next president. go to register to vote m-a dot com. woman 2: done. i just registered. man: that was easy. randy: a combative first debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. the questions leading to conflict and the unusual moment after the face-off. >> breaking overnight, a deadly shooting steps from a boston tea stump that police hope that they can find. randy: a prestigious school in trouble with the government. the violations tuesday morning. erika: good morning, i'm erika tarantal. randy: and i'm randy price. at hofstra university, the debate buzz is still going strong this morning. repor

cindy: sun and clouds for now but it is feeling like fall outside. when 80 degrees returns and whee erika: a potential breakthrough treatment in the battle against ear infections being developed in boston. >> the 10:00 news on metv boston with maria stephanos and ben simmoneau, on comcast channel narrator: "by almost every measure, public charter schools have been a success." "they are models of inspiration." with "impressive results" it's turned my son's life around. narrator: "charter schools amount to hope" for kids all across massachusetts. question 2 will give parents more choices and result in more funding for public education. vote yes on 2. emily: right now at least six people are dead following a train crash in pakistan. a passenger train slammed into a goods train that stopped on the tracks injuring 100 people. rescuers had to cut the trains to get trapped passengers out investigators say the driver of the passenger train did not stop for a red signal after the other train had stopped on the tracks. erika: a 13-year-old boy is in ohio -- 13

cindy, not the prettiest weekend. cindy: no but we need the rainfall, you can see it to the south, this is going to be lifting north so it will get wetter. should be dry for the morning commute, and lunchtime, into the afternoon is when the rain spreads in, and it's with us especially the first half of the weekend, saturday it looks like northeasterly wind, too, so upper 50s the next couple days, and a bit drier on sunday, a few showers around, temperatures in the lower 60s. randy price. >> we're talking to a man who made medical history with the country's first ever penis transplant, tom manning is talking about his recovery, about the challenges that he's been facing, and doctors say that he has accomplished two of the three goals, set by the transplant team, including function, the third goal is to get the sensations back, manning says he's feeling stronger and almost ready to get back to work, and he's keeping his sense of humor about it. >> some of the guys and some of the girls, they go like this, and i have a s

cindy: clouds are slowly moving out. 90 degree heat is moving in. shower thread in between and a look at the weekend ahead. heather: tim tebow has a new job today. pro baseball team he just signed with. >> the 10:00 news on m simmoneau, on comcast channel heather: israeli and palestinian leaders may be sitting down for diplomatic talks for the first time in years. russia's foreign ministry says palestinian president mahmoud abbas and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu have agreed in principle to meet in moscow for talks. it's not clear right now when that will happen. the two leaders have not held a public working meeting since 2010. a police station, all while he's being recorded on surveillance cameras. the camera records alonso perez as he breaks off his handcuffs. police re-enter the room, not noticing his broken cuff and walk out. for 40 minutes, perez comes up with his plan, then makes his escape, hopping on the desk and climbing to the ceiling. >> he takes a chair, puts it up against the wall, climbs up on the chair, knocks out a few c

>> cindi lauper. breaking the twice. not only is she a cover girl for aarp, she's a country girl now with a new album of country music. >> you know what's cool about that album, too? she's singing with so many stars. a lot of people are going country. have you noticed? steven tyler. >> it's great music. >> beautiful music. >> and now it's time to say good-bye to bed head. i like bed head. i'm having a resurgence here. >> by the way, we're on a roll with curly hair. >> it's going to stop soon. all right. >> a lot of people are traveling. we were just saying a lot of people are going to hit the road. according to trip adviser, more people are planning trips this year than last year and more than half of those are planning to drive instead of fly. >> because of cost of fuel, you think? >> yeah. do you like a road trip? >> sure. short road trip. >> drive to the gateway. >> short road trip to the airport for a flight. >> but everyone on the road, be careful. it is triday friday. this is unique. a popular candy. swedish fish.

cindy? >> the summer feel lingers for one more day, but clouds and showers, you can see them to our north. the timeline on when those move in and the big cooldown is ahead. first, take a look at temperatures as you're getting ready to head out the door. running in the 60's boston, worcester. but cooler with clear skies. >> good morning, eyeopener. from wawecus road school. the wawecus focus is we will read and understand what we >> good morning. happy friday to all of the students and teachers at wawecus road school in the city of worcester. >> they are taking part in a reading challenge. they have to wait and see what the reward would be. we hope it's a good one. thanks for the wake-up call. record your own wake-up call on your phone and upload it to ulocal using our app. >> cookies and cupcakes. >> always a good reward. >> i was going to say. >> at the end of the day. >> there you go. >> well, our reward for -- i don't know -- the summer season is an actual fall weekend. >> okay. >> it's g

it is now sitting over the top of cindy. it is moving our direction? cindy: it sure is. the winds have died down. overnight. now it is only 50 miles per hour. that being said, take a look. you are seeing tropical storm warnings that extend from the georgia coast line all the way through delaware. we have brand-new tropical storm watches up. this does not include the coast of massachusetts at this time. however, you can see the exiv this is a tornado watch box. you often get these tornadoes with the landfall of hurricane. heavier rain all the way up into the carolinas with some flooding. where does it come -- go from here? i tomorrow morning, still on land by the carolinas. it reemerges in the atlantic northward. sunday, it is not moving all that much. it will be sitting to our south, stalled out, all the while strengthening. this is something we are going to be watching very closely down along the coast, the cape and the islands -- a moderate risk of wind and heavier rain. the rip current risk will be a concern through we will time out exactly when the rain moves in. the

emily. >> ok cindy, thank you. this should have been a winner for the red sox's starter eduardo rodriguez. he had a no-hitter going into the eighth inning, and that's when marcus semien singled on a play that was originally ruled an out. up the hit, fumbled badly by brock holt in left field. take a look. yikes. the a's win it 1-0, and the sox take on the padres today. >> 6:25 on this labor day. and let's get in the eyepoppers now. and erika you have got the video. >> moving on from baseball to football, really an incredible play, this is some serious effort in the end zone. the notre dame player gets hit on his way to the tunnel, and you can see he does a so he is ok. it's good. >> yeah. >> so there you go. >> nothing is stopping him. and needham's own aly raisman taking social media to deliver a message. the olympic gold medalist sharing this photo on instgram, saying i hope you understand. and aaron rodgers, and his girlfriend on the other side, olivia mun. >> everybody wants to pose with aly. >> yeah. maybe that

it took cindy 14 years to do that. she visited the memorial last year for the first time. >> it is very meticulously put together, very well organized, and very respectful. walked into the gallery that has the photo of all of the victims, and i did choke up. >> it's incredibly emotional still. i went to shanksville over the summer, and that was just an amazing stirring memorial. >>> coming up next, a.p.s. going to court, subpoenas demanding the release of records of its political spending during an election two years ago. the speculation surrounding the company. we got married in june... ...on tunaday. there's a subway? $3.50 sub of the day to help you remember life's important days. every day a different six-inch sub for just $3.50 at subway? every day of the week. her name is teri... ...she was born on to prove how authentic my new brewhouse bacon burger is i'm going undercover, at an actual brewhouse. amazing! what if i told you, you are eating a jack's brewhouse bacon burger from jack in the box. not this one. abso

it took cindy 14 years to do that. she visited the memorial last year for the first time. >> it is very meticulously put together, very well organized, and very respectful. the photo of all of the victims, and i did choke up. >> it's incredibly emotional still. i went to shanksville over the summer, and that was just an amazing stirring memorial. >>> coming up next, a.p.s. going to court, subpoenas demanding the release of records of its political spending during an the release of records of its political spending during an election two years z23eqz zvpz >>> f >>> spacex ceo elon musk is asking for help from the public and from nasa to figure out what happened that caused this accidental explosion on the pad. the rocket exploded last week, two days before it was scheduled to launch. it happened during a routine prelaunch operation. and it seems they don't know what led to the explosion. as musk tweeted this week, asking for pictures and video and audio that anyone might quote, "the most difficult and complex failure he

cindy: pretty quiet but that will change over the next few hours. the timeline on strong thunderstorms on the way and cooler air settling in. erika: we continue to follow breaking news in newton. life pictures of route 9 eastbound closed from parker >> the 10:00 news on metv boston with maria stephanos and ben simmoneau, on comcast channel 942, verizon 461 and over the air at 5.2. every time a new charter school opens in massachusetts, it takes funding away from regular public schools in that area. this year alone, charter schools will take more than instead of draining even more money from neighborhood public schools and giving it to charters, let's devote public resources to all of our students... not just a select few. don't lift the cap on charter schools. narrator: new hampshire, think a minute about kelly ayotte the politician. ayotte claims she's independent, then goes to washington and votes with the koch brothers 90% of the time. she takes millions from wall street and big drug companies, and then votes to put their agenda before everyday f

cindy mcginty lost her husband, michael. he was at the world trade center on business, again, 15 years ago. that may seem like a long time, but for many who lost loved ones, every year that passes brings up tough memories and aty kind of healing. mcginty has found motivation through a yearly family fun day in her late husband's honor held the money will fund two $2500 scholarships for local teens involved in community service. that's just one way that so many families have had to find a way to heal throughout the years. many of those families will be attending multiple ceremonies throughout the city today. we're live in boston. nicole estaphan, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> nicole, thank you. and commitment 2016 this morning. hillary clinton and rival donald trump are taking a break from the campaign trail today. they'll be attending the official commemoration at ground zero. trump is a native new yorker and clinton was a senator from new york at the time of the attacks. >> while the campaign is on hold, the verbal battle continues