the bank of england decision today. canning and ceo save the world's -- can ank desk can ceo save the world's oldest bank? campaign health checks. can a lesson from hillary clinton's dr. -- back on track? caroline: the key question for today's trading is, we've got central banks not expected to very much and what does it mean? have a look at my futures market, down a percent overall. a little bit of lackluster in terms of your risk appetite. guy: your morning function. the biggest takeaway from this is yet up, decay down. -- is yen up, nikkei down. the nikkei is responding to some of what is going on and u.k. and the united states. it seems logical. we will watch and see what .appens let's get you caught up with what you need to know with bloomberg first word news with haidi lun. haidi: hillary clinton has released what her campaign calls a comprehensive disclosure about her health. it says she is recovering from pneumonia and all over vital signs -- and all of her vital signs are normal. she appeared to need help enter

. >>> this is 7news today in new england. >>> good morning. i'm sarah french. >> i'm kris anderson. >> we are keeping a watchful eye on hermida. the weather is posing a possible problem forrous this holiday; the storm continues to swirl sending stormy seas on the cape and islands bracing for the for the latest. >> that's the strongest winds will be felt in far southern plymouth county and tropical storm warnings on the south coast of rhode island and connecticut as well. 8 a.m. advisory from the national hurricane center wind 80 miles an hour and moving to the north and northwest. instead of racing out to sea, this is stalled out and pushing a little bit closer to southern new england in the next couple of days t.l and tomorrow and even if it gets closer tomorrow we will have gusts over 50 especially in the islands and 40 to 50 across the cape. right now showers trying to pivot and back to chatham and nantucket where the winds are strongest and moving slowly. i don't expect many showers to arrive until this afternoon. across the cape and islan

it is a gorgeous week in england. bank of england, we are out front as we are six minutes away from that announcement. us -- chriswith with us. we mentioned draghi and yellen. someone pushed aside the book -- the bank of england and i'm always hesitant to do that. what will we listen for from the bank? >> i listened to see if they continue on what they said last week, that they are serene about the situation. if they postponed in it -- postpone an interest rate decline and they are willing to watch, i think that would be very prudent. he moved tou think quickly in august? and he also said he was serene about the situation and it just did not match. you need for him to be serene and not do anything. tom: he has the clearest headlines that i see across bloomberg. he speaks bluntly and clearly. i make an important note of what he says about inflation. is there inflation out there, within your cautious, secular stagnation? 3.2% u.s. inflation? any inflation you have in components are going to be transient. i cannot see in

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it's 100 miles south of new england, 50 miles south of new england, with with the higher impact on us with winds and rain, or is it way off to the south where you don't see any rain, just a gusty breeze at times throughout the weekend. that remains to be seen. we'll see some impacts of the storm at minimum as well as some rip currents across the beaches at maximum we could be dialing 50mph down through southern new england more specifically toward southeastern mass. some rain backing on in. it would be beneficial. a lot of us get some rains to come on in. notice these lines. these are some of the forecast models showing you where they think the storm is going the stall out and spin around. if it's several hundred miles to the south of us, again, the impact is not all that great here into southern new england. a breezy second half of the weekend with some showers backing on in. so we'll really pressure and how far it keeps the storm. the further north it goes, the more impact it causes, the less impact. definitely looking at rough surf and rip currents. that's a lock no matter where it

this does not move through of the effects of hermine do not affect new england. i think we'll be right on the fringe, northern edge of the storm with some rain and some wind possible late sunday evening and again into monday. we'll talk more about that possibility in a few minutes. >> ryan: stay with us as hurricane hermine makes land fall. track the path of the storm using the interactive radon at whdh.com or using the mobiled and tablet apps. >> jadiann: police are searching andrun on main street just about one hur ago. the cab of the trick is blue and police -- truck are blue and police saying the driver hitting and killing a pedestrian. sky 7 h.d.over the scene of the accident this. is what we mentioned main street. it's roped off. the area shut down. you can see clearly a lot of police activity. we'll bring it state to you here on. news, police in arlington have charged a baby sit err with reckless endangerment. police say they found the 51-year-old medford woman wondering around drunk and high watching a 3-year-old little boy. the boy's mother says she hire

clear skies not only here in southern new england but northern new england, new york, pennsylvania, mid atlantaing. high pressure controlling the board. this area of high pressure will slide over us into the east of us that will eventually allow it to warm up wednesday with winds kicking back to southwest. temperature in boston. 66. up into northern new england with 50s there. 71 in d.c. 60 in buffalo. you can see the air mass doesn't change back into upstate new york. i don't expect much of a change from today into tomorrow. we'll have a ton of sunshine. humidity up a bit. overall very comfortable. frizz factor. where is it? any humidity. a little bit wednesday. especially wednesday afternoon into wednesday evening. then you notice you fall back on the one there going back to sleek style on thursday. thanks to another refreshing air mass of high pressure building on in. this high slides off to the closer to 80 tomorrow afternoon. mid 80s maybe a couple of upper 80s set day. then as this front crosses and comes through will provide with scattered showers and storm. much of the day is dr

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what do i expect here in new england? the wind will increase on sunday, especially across the sunday afternoon and sunday night. the best opportunity to pick up on some rain would be sunday night into monday. maybe even some lingering showers on tuesday. doesn't look like a direct landfall across southern new england. keep an eye on it. it's closer. you can increase some of those wind speeds, especially across the cape and the islands. keep an eye on things as you get into tuesday and wednesday and see how this evolves and where it's finally started to fade out to sea. upper 50s to low 60s right now. enjoy the next couple days. we have some comfortable weather ahead of us thiser and a spot sprinkle or shower much of the time on the dry side. saturday the pick of the weekend. sunday mostly a dry day. that wind starts to increase. the clouds on out. if you're down across the cape on sunday afternoon, you'll notice the wind. showers by late in the day. rainiest day on monday. more in the forecast. >> sarah: time now for fast

because of the measures the bank of england has taken, do you see inank of england role funding infrastructure? jeremy: they put in $60 billion recently. the japanese government has used qe several times in order to stimulate its own economy. we would want to hundred and 50 billion government investment -- 250 billion government investment. the point is to set up a well-funded investment bank that can give us the essential we need. railways.e particularly the rail infrastructure in the north. northeast and northwest is crucial and needs upgrading. that might hear more about in the auto statement from the chancellor and more about taxation. which areas would you like to see higher taxation in the u.k.? jeremy: i want to see corporate taxation levels that are equivalent to the rest of the country. we seem to be going on a downward spiral on that. i don't think that is a good way to go forward. i don't want us to be an economy that is offshore of europe by trying to attract investment in on the basis of low taxation. i want it to be investment that comes in on the action of a high skilled highly

they may want the bank of england to provide some support.it doesn't get replicated in terms of the shock value triggered afterwards. francine: simon in the last couple of weeks, the couple of the big banks pulled away from the call for recession in the u.k. where do you stand? a recession coming but not in the horizon of the next six months. when those houses were forecasting that, david cameron said we are going to trigger austerity on the 24th of june and therefore the damage from the material comes much closer. some of them kick nine to 12 months to the right. your timetable for the economic , that is whenme you start to get a material impact on the u.k. economy. likeine: when would you article 50 to be triggered? charles: there is a bubble -- francine: in terms of forecasting -- if you leave a political from a numbers point of view, how difficult is it for a new pc number two forecast what the u.k. will go through until you start negotiating? is it better to start -- to not start negotiating? charles koch in some ways it is better to not

huge area of high pressure came into new england very early this morning. not going to move much over the next several days which plays a huge role in our holiday weekend forecast for tonight mostly clear, comfortable, for some of you perhaps a little bit on the cool side, temperature in ther 40's to around 60 in downtown boston and for tomorrow the first of the three holiday weekend days it looks like the best with lots of sunshine, light wind air few clouds will show up in the afternoon but it temperatures tomorrow 7 4 to 79. great for the beaches. of the next three tomorrow will be the best beach day with lots of sunshine. low tied 7:08 and high tide at 1:20 tomorrow afternoon. now on to the more challenging portion of the forecast, that of course is hermine and what she is going to do or not do to us for sunday and monday. here you know high pressure on sunday still not giving ground and so hermine not able to escape because of that high pressure but also not able to come right up into southern new england. south of us, east of new jersey. i do think a

for now live in sandwich, john cuoco, 7news "today in new england." >> kris: and new england isn't the only area that will be feeling these effects. much of the east coastious in fact, is feeling some sort of for more on that, let's head over to danielle gersh. >> danielle: thanks, kris. hermine may have weakened, but officials want residents along the eastern seaboard to remain cautious, saying dangerous conditions may be present. in new jersey, officials are warning of lingering danger. evacuation orders are not in place, but officials are advicing people the leave beach communities before conditions become treacherous. rough waves have already started to eat away at some of the beaches. on sunday florida governor r scott toured some of the areas that were damaged by hermine. the storm made landfall early friday morning and resulted in flooding in cities and towns near tampa bay. a falling tree killed a man in florida. officials have not determined if the storm was the cause. and one person died in north carolina saturday amid high winds from the storm. now on happier note, a pair of

new england. their second. >> al: on a third and 23. >> cris: i don't think belichick liked what he saw. >> al: no. probably. >> cris: that was a okay guys, let's think about this now. don't worry about guarding down to the first down marker. jamie collins wandering around. they were trying to funnel everything into him on this play. hightower, for whatever reason did not feel good about that. discussion on the sideline over there for matt patricia saying guys, we are really guarding the ten-yard area here. >> al: third and 23. fitzgerald matched up with ryan. palmer. over the middle. caught, 29 yard line and this now they are back in field goal range. on fourth down they will spot the ball at the 29 yard line. >> cris: i am surprised that they are not taking a time-out. >> al: well, new england, arizona is out of time-outs. >> cris: not arizona, new england. >> al: exactly. fourth and five. now you have catanzaro. >> cris: you have to take that time-out. >> al: well, they should and they will now

humidity left over in southern new england. the dew point drops to 49. this is a he humit southern new england as we work into the afternoon. so on the flip side of this front with drying taking place. you saw that yesterday afternoon as the clouds thinned on out and we got a little sunshine in place, despite all of this rain, still lingering to the south of us, none of it is going to make its way into new england. in fact, eventually it will get kicked out off to the east of us. and if you look from whether the wealth is coming in from -- weather is coming in from, low to mid-80s out there this day-to-day temperature-wise over the next three days. the biggest change will be after friday. so a warm afternoon ahead of us. fog burns off. more sunshine than clouds throughout the day. it's going to be a warm one tomorrow. again, this is the first day of fall here. officially arriving at 10:21 a.m. temperatures close to 85 degrees. cool front pressing in by late on friday. this will likely trigger some scattered showers some time either late friday, friday ni

slide off to the east and miss much of southern new england. i can't rule out a passing sprinkle or a brief shower in a couple towns. southern new hampshire this morning. i think a lot of us have to wait until late this afternoon through the evening and overnight tonight for it to slide on through to trigger off some more scattered showers across the area. so we are talking mainly late day, and it will be a warm one out ahead of that front. temperatures still in the low to mid-80s this afternoon. falling back quite a bit and abruptly this evening. cool high temperatures back into the mid to upper 60s. a lot of sunshine. so it's a nice fall day. not all that far below the averages this time of year, maybe just a couple degrees in boston. sunday a little cooler. another step down from there. low to mid-60s should do it with a mix of sun and clouds ahead of us. bit of a breeze over the weekend. that adds a bit of that crispness, that cooler feel to the air. temperatures into the 70s back our weather coming in from the north. down across st. louis

much more ahead on "today in new england." a worcester high school football player joining the national conversation surrounding colin kaepernick and the national anthem protest. >> sarah: plus tense moments for ryan lochte on first night of "dancing with the stars," and it had nothing to do with his performance. why two audience members were >> sarah: welcome back. it is 5:13. it is cooler out there. >> christa: summer turns enter fall. >> chris: back to summer for tomorrow afternoon. the confusion will continue as mother nature just can't pick. we don't want summer to end, do we? 62 in boston now. good morning, everyone. cool start. a lot of the suburbs down into not quite as cool as yesterday morning, but we're right there with a refreshing change of the air mass still lingering in place. dew point levels 40s and low 50s averaging the low 50s this afternoon. so another comfortable day ahead of us. there is somewhat higher humidity down through d.c. and portions of the midwest. that will start to work on in for tomorrow. exp

in new england." >> sarah: happening today, an employee from this malden dollar sources telling 7news he was allegedly taking pictures up a woman's skirt. 7's john cuoco live outside the store now with more. john? >> john: sarah, we're told police are trying to figure out if this had happened before or if this is an isolated case. >> he was arrested for possibly taking pictures of girls. >> john: a creepy crime in malden. 7news sources say this man, christopher molina, an employee of t of taking pictures up a woman's skirt inside the store. regulars here say they know molina well. >> i believe he worked there full-time. he was always here when i was here. >> john: sources say witnesses saw the 29 joald snapping the picks and confronted him at 4:30 wednesday afternoon. we're told there's also surveillance video. this time molina was the one unknowingly being caught on camera. molina is now charged with police are working to see if there are other victims. people here say there is now a strange feeling

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: still ahead on today in new england, cart wheeling for a cause. we'll tell you why this group is trying to sommert record books. >> reporter: tracking severe thunderstorms as they approach the boston area. if you can get through that, the rest of the forecast looks great. there is a light at the end of turn of why will show it to you creamy swirls of pure indulgence. silky sifts of total transcendence. tempting accents of sheer pleasure. introducing "unicorn whispers." this should be the name. or something more like "golden gold." or maybe, "mmmmmm mmhmm." but, with 20% of your daily fiber, its actually fiber one. >> anchor: with the exserve vermont where the storms have already come and gone, every seacoast of new hampshire that guess until 11:00. this lynn of storms moving east at 35 miles per hour. so yorks, rye, portsmouth you have only about 15 minutes. ten, 15 minutes before heavy rain, gusty winds and maybe some lightning arriving in our area. boston that warning goes until is 11:00 and that goes for north shore and south shore as well. the

mainly southeastern new england. temperatures down there in the 60s where the wind is blowing farther inland where there's no wind the temperature in the upper 40s and lower 50s and there will be the most sunshine farther inland today and again it's going to be basically cloudy boston south and a little sun boston for a while this morning and showers this afternoon from the cape up to boston. and near 70 here as the windgets gusty. more on the forecast in a minute. let's go to brianna -- breana. >> if you have to work today you will have a really easy commute. you can see there's no one on the roads out there. this is a live eastbound lanes of the pike and it is smooth sailing. >>> hermine battered parts of the south packing strong winds heavy serve -- surf nothing-- knocking down trees and power lines and damaging docks. that storm is headed our way. the storm forcing many people here in massachusetts to change their labor day plans. >> our anna meiler is live in sandwich with a closer look at how people on the cape

. >> this is 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: good thursday morning, everybody. thanks for waking up with us at 5:00 a.m. i'm sarah french. >> christa: and i'm christa delcamp. that's a great way the start your day, seeing the champagne bath. >> sarah: i know, right? >> christa: it makes me so happy. another worst to first, chris. this is awesome. >> chris: it's so odd to them lose in the ninth inning and the sox still get to celebrate. a little help from the other team there. taking a look at forecast for today, we track some clouds around this morning. a couple patches of drizzle, but there is some dryness to the atmosphere here across southern maine, and some of that tries to nose enter southern new england as we go throughout the day. i don't want to say it's going to be a come letly overcast day. we do expect some brightening of the skies, especially north and west of boston. still going to be cool. still going to be breezy. and even across southeastern around. so not all in all that bad of a day, but it's still on the cooler side here some we get into frida

you see the light blue across northern new england. southern new england we have frost advisories in place. not necessarily for boston, but you go south and west of the city, and there have been some colder t plymouth as well as norfolk county and back up across worcester county. cold spot this morning. norwood 30 degrees right now. many towns 32, 34, 35. around that 128 or 495 belt. especially the lower elevations there. 49 in boston. you see the 49 in boston. you see the 42 out into worcester. this is the coldest stuff we've had since mid-may. 49 yesterday morning in boston, but generally speaking, this is the coolest weather we've had since mid-may. obviously in the fall and still in the springtime. we have one on our hands this morning. next rain maker for us across the midwest right now. that's going to work on through tomorrow morning. so i do expect some widespread showers tomorrow morning through about lunchtime and then after lunchtime, most of these showers get kicked off shore. you dry it out for many towns in the afternoon.

with a sunshine most prevalent in western new england. so quite a different day this year compared to last will be a day. still 40s in some of the connecticut river valley towns cloudiness out there. we have got in chatham. we have got dew points in the 40s out west and nice and crisp and dry and refreshing. and the air is going to be getting more humid with time as we get a flow coming in from the ocean bringing the higher humidity out over there and bring it into new england. and the high temperatures are going into the upper 60s to almost 60 -- 70. and as you get farther unland especially off to the northwest where there's more in the way of sunshine through the varying probably middle 70s with less wind inland than along the coast. so those will be a high 75 in fact 80 in parts of wherein new england but here's where the heat s much of the rest of the nation look at these highs today. in the 90s. and des destineed for new england but looks like hermine is going to cause a delay in the arrival of that triple h weather because it's stuc

just a glancing blow at new england. closer, stalling and weakening, then wednesday night into thursday, it begins to pull away. as that happens, tonight, tomorrow, even wednesday, there could be scattered showers around. there is a check of your high temperatures we are expecting today. a lot of spots cooler at the coast because of those northeast winds. tomorrow, some scattered showers he runs there. there are a lot more showers be hot and humid for the end of the week. amy: if you are going for a walk on the beach, you might find inspiration on iraq. kind messages are being left on rocks in the massachusetts -- at massachusetts beaches. a woman started by writing a few messages on rocks and got an overwhelming response. the project is spreading across the nation. intention of leaving a message for other people and connecting. she says --amy: she says she is planning to write a book about all the kind stories being told about the rocks' messages around the world. coming up, a final check of your top stories, including

nancy chen, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: new details now. cadillac frank salemme has plead not guilty to killing a man in 1993. salemme appeared in court thursday. the 83-year-old former new england mob boss and an associate were indicted in june on the murder of south boston nightclub owner stevendy safe row. -- steven disarro. denies the charges. police in merrimack, massachusetts, say a group of people were traveling in a van down i-495 thursday morning when it flipped and rolled over several times. two people were killed and four people were seriously injured. only one person inside the van was wearing a seat belt at the time. >> christa: a new hampshire man is now facing several charges for allegedly robbing a convenience store and attacking the 81-year-old store owner. officers say that thomas ford, jr., attacked the man wednesday injuries from that. despite being hurt and disoriented he did give a description of the suspect to police. police arrested ford thursday and were told he had other active warrants. >>> right now the f.b.i. is

blocked by high pressure in northern new england and actually because it will just sit there and spin over warm ocean water coming out of the gulf stream, likely to reintensify back into a hurricane early next week and meandering and wavering and bobbing around south of new england eat of jersey shoreline so it's in this location right here just kind of stalls out for a couple of days and really batters the mid-atlantic states, especially jersey. the jersey shore in pa off to the northeast but still in doing so still well southeast of new england. so we will be on i think the fringe of the storm system first we'll notice the wind develop late in the day on sunday and sunday night and then that will kind of back away and then we'll see rain a couple of rain bands work in from the ocean overnight sunday night through the day on monday. so the potential there for some winds to gust between 25 and 35 miles per hour boston south shore down to the south coast been you are closer to the or hurricane force gusting 35 to 45 miles per hour. rain holds off until after dark sunday night and then

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john coco, 7 news, today in new england. >> there's still much more ahead on today in new england. how would you spend 478 million-dollars? the new hampshire winners of that massive power ball jackpot are coming forward today. watt we're learning about their plan forhe also, this party goes terribly wrong. three deck comes crashing down. it happened at a collin in connecticut. we'll have the latest on witnesses. >> and a trail damage left behind, strong winds, and rain, rolled throwd parts of new england giving home owner as mess to clean up. >> along the cold front, along the other side of that front, it means a much cooler start to the day, temperatures starting off in the mid-40s. back into the 70s. take a look in a few minutes. >> and the road looking good so far in the morning commute. both the rails starting on schedule. schedule. we'll be right back. golden outside or fluffy inside. deep pockets or delicious ridges. tasty egg or savory bacon. experience dunkin's new belgian waffle breakfast sandwich. it's not this or that. it's all of it. narrator: new hampshire, think a min

high pressure in new england for the weekend. it will find a home in northern new england block the north ward advancement for hurricane hermine. we do not anticipate a direct hit from hermine. it's way to southern new england. look at the forecast models. we have models that we rely on. they are in agreement. a general agreement here they stay out of new england. one goofy one. it swirls around the city and settles back again. you find a goofy one. the general idea you look for the clustering together of the models. now with that said i think that we're going to try to work it's way up to southern new england sunday evening and through the day on monday labor day. also the most likely scenario there will be a rough surf and rip currents at the beaches tomorrow, saturday and through the remainder of the holiday weekend. with the greatest chance of the rain and wind happening in these locations here again. chance. a higher chance here than across southern new hampshire. that may change on the track of hermine. possibility of rain

england." >>> really it's not a matter of if but when we see the effects of this here in new england over the labor day weekend. >>> everybody has a lot of plans. let's send it over to bri eggers with more on that. still tracking over land. it's downgraded from that category 1 hurricane to tropical storm. and you can see where we actually saw the landfall last night. the sunshine is out. but the rain bands are wide reaching. and so still taking some heavy rain to central parts of florida. the worst of the storm moving into the carolina. south carolina is next. and then north carolina. as that storm tries to emerge back into the ocean off the coast of north carolina, however we aren't going to see it just that's because we're into the this blocking pattern now. high pressure keeps the storm in place to the south of us for a couple of few days. we might feel the effects of this for more than one, two, maybe even three days. here's the cone that's issued by the national hurricane center. nhc and

the most sustained showers will be to the south of new england. however, the upper-level low down to the surface just continues to wobble its way toward the ohio valley. so the pattern gets stuck. and we're stuck with this on-shore breeze for several days to come as we do have showers that will eventually get us to the region. but the the heaviest rain the next several days will be down through the mid atlantic. 64 this afternoon. chicago 66. west of detroit, beautiful weather across the northern plains up into the pacific northwest. that's not getting in here any time soon. you have this area of low pressure across the great lakes. this high bank t the difference in pressure from that high to the north and this low to the southwest of us will drive in a strong northeasterly breeze the next couple days, at times gusting to 30mph along the coastline. but you also note that a lot of the wind the next couple days is south of us. sure we get some patches of drizzle and maybe a spot shower or two. that's about it. as the pressure difference weakens on

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kelly: i'm kelly ayotte and i approved this message. >> a woman in england not new england makes a call for help. but there's a slight problem. this story is fantastic in phone call picked up by police all the way across the ocean here in massachusetts. jennifer eagan joining us now with the story. it's quite the case of dialling the wrong number. a women tries to call her local police department and ends up reaching an officer in barnstable police. what started as routine call now an experience barnstable police officer will never forget. >> sounded like a typical call. someone with british acscent. we get a lot of tourism here. she was reporting minor car crash. when officer asked for more information it started to get confusing. >> we're did this happen? >> between where? >> >> i'm not familiar with that. that's between barnstable and ilfriken. she was in england in the towns no not from barnstable. >> you've call the police department in massachusetts. >> massachusetts? >> mcwilliams said he has never receives a call from the wrong country obviously he couldn't hour response time fo

drifting in to northern new england. there are some rainshowers here too, this is a front, a cold front draped right on in here, pushing our way and you'll see it drop into new england here by 6:30 a.m. in the morning. now, meteorologist shiri spear will be here tracking this one, jason brewer is here tomorrow morning, he'll be tracking the showers coming on through central and southern new england front, they're pushing toward us, so there will be scattered showers, even for lunch, particularly southern new hampshire and northern tier of massachusetts. then the front slides farther south. to the mass pike by 7:00 p.m. in the evening. you can see some showers developing along the front there for the south shore, out to cape cod and the islands through the nighttime hours tomorrow after midnight it will start to slide on off and will clear things out, so it's going to get better after the front passes by, but it's also going to get much cooler 79 in norwood. the high temperatures tomorrow afternoon, metro west, for instan

what about us in new england? like yesterday blocking high pressure in northern new england is not going to allow hermine, this redline to come barreling right up into new england so this does not look like a repeat sandy for us. again jersey shore, it's going to be a difficult situation for those folks down there, but i think because of the blocking high pressure in northern new england for us, it's just going to be fringe effects. more likely the south coast, cape and the islands then the merrimack valley or southern new england. so for the weekend, rough surf and rip currents likely friday, saturday, sunday you, monday. some rain is possible with the greatest chance of the rain and wind south of the and the rest of the holiday weekend forecast in a few minutes. >> ryan: people who live in florida. georgia and the carolinas preparing for the worth. jadiann thompson joins us with a look at what they're doing to prepare. >> reporter: some neighborhoods have seen flooding and massive evacuations. now parts of flori

right along the south coast of new england. 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 f

new england. their second. >> al: on a third and 23. >> cris: i don't think belichick liked what he saw. >> al: no. probably. >> cris: that was a okay guys, let's think about this now. don't worry about guarding down to the first down marker. jamie collins wandering around. they were trying to funnel everything into him on this play. hightower, for whatever reason did not feel good about that. discussion on the sideline over there for matt patricia saying guys, we are really guarding the ten-yard area here. >> al: third and 23. fitzgerald matched up with ryan. palmer. over the middle. caught, 29 yard line and this now they are back in field goal range. on fourth down they will spot the ball at the 29 yard line. >> cris: i am surprised that they are not taking a time-out. >> al: well, new england, arizona is out of time-outs. >> cris: not arizona, new england. >> al: exactly. fourth and five. now you have catanzaro. >> cris: you have to take that time-out. >> al: well, they should and they will now

boy things are looking up in new england. that's sports for now i am steve bort burton back to you. >>> bruce springsteen fans may have enjoyed the super late concert last week but the kraft group is looking a at $22,000 bill. >> foxboro extended the quare curfew from 11:15 to 11:30 but the show didn't end until midnight. >>> why the nb -- fbi is getting involved in the brangelina split. >> a boston man channeling his energy. why he is trying to swim the english channel today. barry good morning. >> good morning. we have a few showers across northern new england right now across the northern mountains. i will give outtiming of when we will get showers here and how cool it will be this weekend. see you with the forecast in 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

red line, the center of the storm, does not come barreling up into southern new england. in fact, i want to show you the ocean temperatures here. if you notice this deep, red coloring right there is the gulf stream and the thinking is that the center of the storm is going to go right over the gulf stream park itself then these tropical systems they feed off that warm ocean water so sit there is going to likely hurricane, something we'll have to watch but the thinking still even if she does -- the word i'm searching for here, get back into i ahurricane is that it would not be able to directly affect new england. so tomorrow we're talking sunshine, sunday breezy conditions with monday scattered showers and that wind dying down and again we will detail your forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> anchor: all right, thank you

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

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and it's destineed for new england. but looks like hermine is going to put a damper in getting the 90s in here quickly. with school going object we don't want hot classroom but part of the nation and that will get here but hermine will put the day in the arrival because the storm is -- delay in the arrival because the storm is looping around. there comes precipitation shield northwestward. let's track it now. watch the time tamp and -- staplep and the rain is at sea pinwheeling northwestward and moves into the cape and moves around and whirls and the showers move into boston this afternoon. if you go farther northwest into northwestern new england time although it will be filtered as this storm continues to spin around and continue to spin additional batch of showers in here on tomorrow as well. because the storm is going to be so closed along the coastal plain of maine over eastern massachusetts and the cape is where most of the rain is likely to occur and again it's going to be showery. it will come down hard maybe a

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 with supporter after spending an stage. >> you can'

new england. their second. >> al: on a third and 23. >> cris: i don't think belichick liked what he saw. >> al: no. probably. >> cris: that was a okay guys, let's think about this now. don't worry about guarding down to the first down marker. jamie collins wandering around. they were trying to funnel everything into him on this play. hightower, for whatever reason did not feel good about that. and that is probably a good discussion on the sideline over there for matt patricia saying guys, we are really guarding the ten-yard area here. >> al: third and 23. fitzgerald matched up with ryan. palmer. over the middle. caught, 29 yard line and this time it is jaron brown. now they are back in field goal range. on fourth down they will spot the ball at the 29 yard line. >> cris: i am surprised that they are not taking a time-out. >> al: well, new england, arizona is out of time-outs. >> cris: not arizona, new england. >> al: exactly. fourth and five. now you have catanzaro. >> cris: you have to take that

the further north you go in new england the lighter amounts of rain we'll see. here's tca you need 74 miles per hour to get hurricane. we're at 70 here. we'll likely become a hurricane. certainly by the weekend and then as it takes the north turn continues to strengthen over the warm waters of the caribbean. there's jamaica there. there's haiti. there's cuba. this thing will come right through that area and move north into the bahamas early next week. we'll keep an eye on things down the line. 58 to 65 today. that's 65 will be across worse county. i think it will take a run into the mid-60s. couple of degrees either side of 50. showers tomorrow most of it in the afternoon. damp afternoon cool and breezy. not a tremendous amount of water in the afternoon. i think better chance late in the day in the overnight hours. i may be a battle at times over the weekend for the sox and bluejays trying to get some games in. you know if it's one of those set ups where the rain lightens up and patchy drizzle. then you play ball. if it's solid batch of showers how about at gill

new england. their second. >> al: on a third and 23. >> cris: i don't think belichick liked what he saw. >> al: no. probably. >> cris: that was a okay guys, let's think about this now. don't worry about guarding down to the first down marker. jamie collins wandering around. they were trying to funnel everything into him on this play. hightower, for whatever reason did not feel good about that. and that is probably a good discussion on the sideline over there for matt patricia saying guys, we are really guarding the ten-yard area here. >> al: third and 23. fitzgerald matched up with ryan. palmer. over the middle. caught, 29 yard line and this now they are back in field goal range. on fourth down they will spot the ball at the 29 yard line. >> cris: i am surprised that they are not taking a time-out. >> al: well, new england, arizona is out of time-outs. >> cris: not arizona, new england. >> al: exactly. fourth and five. now you have catanzaro. >> cris: you have to take that time-out. >> al: well, t

in the newsroom, nancy chen, 7news "today in new england." house, a major way of campaigning for both the presidential candidates today, donald trump will be in philadelphia for a speech on the military, national security. also in pennsylvania, former first daughter chelsea clinton is expected to talk about her mother's stance on women's rights and families. and bill clinton will be in orleans to campaign for his wife there. he is expected to talk about her plans for the economy. also tonight, republican donald trump and clinton will both be in new york answering questions during forum, which nbc's matt lauer will moderate. the candidates will take the stage separately to talk about national security, military affairs and veterans issues. you can watch this at 8:00 tonight right here on 7 nbc. >> sarah: there's more news ahead today on "today in new england". a massachusetts school opting out of homework assignments. news settlement. >> sarah: and how the pats are getting ready for the season opener without two key players. >> chris: not a lo

the higher chance will be in western new england as opposed to our part of the world. a lot of the activity does fall apart as it heads east. keep the clouds in here and also keep the humidity in new england overnight tonight as well as tomorrow morning. 69 to 73 for the lows. the morning commute some sunshine developing midmorning. humidity will fade away which will allow the temps to take off. i'll share them with you in a few minutes. ; more news today the commute taking a tragic turn in merrimac after a van flipped over on 95. >> anchor: now troopers are looking into whether that van may have blown a tire. details from merrimac. >> reporter: massachusetts state with 6 men inside when it flipped and rolled several times on i-4 95 in merrimac this morning. through an intercepter that he was one of them. the accident happened when a tire blew. >> the tires explode on the truck and the driver lost control. and that was it. blacked out during that time. the van was rolling. come to a stop. >> reporter: 2 of the men in the van his uncle and another man were killed. he sa

new england. their second. >> al: on a third and 23. >> cris: i don't think belichick liked what he saw. >> al: no. probably. >> cris: that was a okay guys, let's think about this now. don't worry about guarding down to the first down marker. jamie collins wandering around. they were trying to funnel everything into him on this play. hightower, for whatever reason did not feel good about that. and that is probably a good discussion on the sideline over there for matt patricia saying guys, we are really guarding the ten-yard area here. >> al: third and 23. fitzgerald matched up with ryan. palmer. over the middle. caught, 29 yard line and this now they are back in field goal range. on fourth down they will spot the ball at the 29 yard line. >> cris: i am surprised that they are not taking a time-out. >> al: well, new england, arizona is out of time-outs. >> cris: not arizona, new england. >> al: exactly. fourth and five. now you have catanzaro. >> cris: you have to take that time-out. >> al: well, t