the larvae of caribbean lobster migrate. to maintain lobster stocks and ensure the future of the ecosystem, they have to be studied and protected in neighboring countries. >> my biggest dream is that my children can see this amazing environment. hopefully when they go out they can still go out there and see little lobsters and see little stingrays, manta rays, sharks, and all the beauties that we as this generation can see. that would be the biggest satisfaction. >> all over the world, inequality breeds violence. in many cases, governments respond to this with more violence. police brutality against civilians is still a common occurrence. these student protests took place in south africa in october 2015. in russia, political demonstrations are often forcibly brought to an end. officers also attacked protesters in mexico in 20-14. -- mexico in 2014. and in the us, police violence is on the rise, especially against african americans. >> david bates grew up here on chicago's south side, where most residents are african american

lobster fishing hasn't been easy here. the number has plummeted in recent years after soaring in the late '90s. scientists say climate change. others say pesticides. but one thing's for sure. fisherman like lobster mike were struggling to stay afloat. >> dear god. he did not like me. >> yes, he does. he likes me. coming over here to join. >> but is something's different about this summer's fishing. says the lobsters are back. >> how do i put this on? >> twist. >> this is not as easy as you make it look. how do i pick it back up? >> i am so sorry. >> no this one. >> this one? >> yep. there you will. >> but surprising catch isn't stopping further regulations from being proposed. one idea could further increase the minimum harvesting size to catch a lobster. >> very good. >> and you better bet those ideas are not sitting well out on these waters. >> they have their grass and their $50 vocabulary words and their lab coats and whatnot. if you want to know the real truth, get on the boat, come out there. our proof is in the back

high statue of a lobster. it was stolen overnight and town officials believe the thief trid stealing more of them. the plymouth area chamber of commerce called the police after 29 lobster displayed was stolen. the statue weighs about 75 pouns and it was bolted and blocked to the 700-pound block of cement. we spoke with the artist who created "sir loin" the lobster, using ceramic and glass tiles. heard about it this morning. again, "sir loin" one of 29 lobster on display, each custom designed and hand painted by local artists. "sir loin" was the only one takn overnight. >> in laconia, a domino's pizza driver says her car was stolen and crashed into a fence. she left her car running in a parking lot last night and found it 20 minutes later on fairmont street. police are seeking information from the public on this one. shooting death of a woman who ws found shot in her home. the attorney general's office identified the victim as 38-year-old wendy taft. she was found thursday at a helm in dunbarton. her sister arr

lobster. there. go. >> all right. >> the rest of the show is toast. [laughter] >> i was like i could go for the bottle, but that's not classy. >> we're making the lobster mac and cheese today. we're going to start off with our big pan. i am making enough for the studio audience to try some too. >> yeah. [cheers and applause] >> we've got a little olive oil going in our pan too. this is a pretty simple dish to put together. as long as you get your preparation going ahead of time. we've got a nice hot pan. >> that's sizzling. get them sauteeing and we're going to add white wine too. everything tastes better with a little white wine. >> does wine really do something when you cook with it? >> it add as little acidity and does bring a little flavor too. wine in the air isn't there? to that we're going to add a little fresh chopped green onions which i chopped up this morning. we're going to get those sauteeing too. from there we're going to go in with the main event the lobster. as can you see over

great. >> i have heard the bigger "the lobster" not always the better, good to have big lobster but meet usually tough about he believe preferable, plenty of me meet -pounder shell soft not as hard as bigger lobster. >> why is this lobster red this blackish. >> this is cooked this is live this guy ready to be cooked. >> a live one, all right we don't have a cook yet. >> -- it cooked yet. >> a lot of people like to do this a lot of people say i wish i i could have him at my house to do this. >> no problem. >> you are telling me pretty easy. >> very easy. >> you need a big pot. >> chef to explain. >> one lobster barely if one pot. >> flavors going. >> how much does lobter like this cost. >> looking probably 8, 9 dollars a pound. >> look at claws insane. >> probably 25 dollars -- uncooked. >> a main lobster. >> maine lobster, beautiful lobster. >> so talk to me how cooking you babies. >> flavor most important you are going to use corn, use potatoes, shrimp in there clams in there. >> i love it that is the true lobster bake, all right, so let's seafood here looking at fact prices are go

sculpture earlier they are part of the lobster crawl which features 29 lobster sculptures throughout town watches telling kate i was walking through plymouth yesterday -- walking through -- town. i was telling kate walking through plymouth yesterday and doesn't know where they will put it. >> that lobster's name is sirloin. >> that's cute. you have to pit it in the backyard. >>> top stories weather and traffic is straight ahead on wbz. >> the news 59 starts right now. >> -- news at 5 starts right now. >> all eyes on hermine. parts of massachusetts bracing for high wind rough surf and rain. >> looks like the rain and wind will be picking up especially decent rain. >> and developing this morning, a framingham state police officer off the job and under arrest. the closer look at the charges he is now facing. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >>> good morningyone. i am brie -- ever -- good morning everyone i am breana pitts in for chris. >> i am kate merrill. this labor day all eyes are on hermine. let's ge the question is what is she going to bring

logs brought -- some of the lobster traps brought to shore. tourist and commercial boats going nowhere while the dangerous conditions persist. those who opted tuesday out there are stuck until conditions improve. the boat captain discusses what it's like to navigate seven to nine foot waves. >> it is the space between them they are spaced close together, so you are down and up, down and up, slamming. i have a flying bridge but you are taking water over the flying bridge and everything else. reporter: captains of the boats tied up here figure it will be thursday or maybe friday the they can head out and continue safely on their way. jean: today did bring some not drop very much rain. you can tell things have cooled off quite a bit from this time last week. a beautiful picture here. check in with mike haddad. mike: clouds in some areas but partial sun in others. temperatures are all over the place. spinning south of new england, an area of low pressure park-and-ride around here and it is not going anywhere anytime soon. it will be stuck in this

a five-foot-tall, 7-pound lobster statue ripped from its base. town officials tell fox25 robert goulston, that wasn't the only one that thieves tried to take. this is awfu l. >> reporter: broken pieces, a drag mark across the pavement. the rest of it is now missing. >> i am just blown away. too bad. . >> reporter: carletta and her mother have one of the last pictures of it. >> we were talk how beautiful it was. we had our picture taken with it. >> reporter: called the chamber of commerce first thing saturday morning. >> this is exactly how we found. >> reporter: after one of the 29 lobsters displayed around town were stolen. >> we already received word two men in their 50s to steal another lobster on the waterfront around 1:30 in the morning. >> reporter: the statue known as sirloin, the lobster, weighs around 75 pound and bolted and locked to this 700-pound block of cement. we talked to the artist to created sirloin the lobster using ceramic and glass tiles. >> definitely heartbroken instantly when i heard of it. >> reporter: sirloin is one of p

the lobster was unveiled as part of the chamber of commerce lobster crawl. taking a look at your economy, new data focusing on the minimum wage hike in massachusetts. the report finds the lowest-paid compensation go up more than 7%. when you break that down into dollars and cents, it's a 66 cent increase. a 2014 state law called for raising the minimum wage from $8 to $11 an hour by 2017. but if your paycheck still feels smaller than before the great recession that's because it is. massachusetts workers are just starting to see a rebound in their wages. a new report from the massachusetts budget and policy average wages did grow nearly 3% in the last year. but after inflation, wages are still 3.2% behind 2009. filling up the gas tank can really drive down your bottom line. and it turns out there are mistakes we all make that aren't helping. first, not shopping around. 75% of people told gasbuddy they chose a gas station just because it's convenient, even though they could save 70 cents a gallon. second, not filling up when yo 19% of people say they wait unti

theft of this 150-pound lobster sculpture in plymouth. it was ripped from its base at nelson park on the lobster had sunday. been unveiled as part of the chamber of commerce lobster crawl. today, plymouth police say they've arrested one 15-year-old from plymouth and are trying to identify other potential suspects. but here's the thing. the lobster itself has not been recovered. heather: it was a busy day. shark experts tagging not one, but two great whites today off the coast of cape cod. dr. greg skomal, working with the atlantic white shark conservancy, tagging lucky number 13th of the season. it was a 12-footer, spotted off truro. and there is lucky number 14. the 14-foot long shark was tagged near the wellfleet/truro line. : camera, a frightened deer in a tough spot. this deer falling 25 feet into a pit at a the water treatment plant. police, fire and animal control, working tirelessly to wrangle ed: this is new at 6:00 -- helping children in need, in honor of a young woman lost far too soon. newscenter 5's mary saladna shows us why w

its name is sir-loin the lobster. >>> and down to 53. the pats make final roster cuts and two named quarterbacks around the nfl. butch and the sports team wrap up the day in about 30 minutes. right now, a powerful ocean storm lurking off our coach. i will tell you what effects >>> a searchen is on in plymouth. someone stole a 5-foot statue overnight. we're in plymouth with the details of damage to an art >> reporter: broken pieces, a drag mark across the pavement. the rest of it is now missing. >> i'm just blown away. it's too pad. >> carletta and her mother have one of the last pictures with it. >> we were talking about how beautiful it was. we got our picture taken with it. >> reporter: the plymouth chamber of commerce called police. >> this is how we found it. >> reporter: after the lobsters displayed were stolen. >> we've already received word there were t 50s in a green pickup truck trying to steal lobsters last night. >> reporter: the statue weighs about 75 pounds. it was bolted and locked to the 700-pound block of cement. we talke

into that lobster roll.heck on this accident scene. we're still seeing a big backup on i-195 westbound at route 130. what we're not seeing are the emergency workers there there were there a minute ago with the accident scene. looks like they cleared the scene and allowed traffic to get by but really backed up on i-195 westbound at route 130. they had been intermittenting blocking all lanes. don't forget to grab a new schedule if you're headed out on one of these lines right here with septa. they have new schedules that start today. dave, they're also running extra bus service to try to get people to school on time. >> all right, karen, good idea. on the big board this morning, we have comfortable conditions in the northern and western suburbs with low humidity and temperatures currently in the mid to upper 60's, a couple of spots pushing into the 70's closer to the delaware river and in south jersey it's a lot of low 70's, some spots around vineland and gains beach getting down into the mid 60's. 74's on the

this is fresh lobster. if you can take a look, there are big chunks in their and i use the tail meat. the key is to not use too much mayonnaise. use good mayonnaise. not to say a namebrand, but a local brand, all-natural, and that is what i use. a little bit of lemon juice. don't overdo the mayonnaise. i took some small rolls, grill them on this griddle. real butter. you don't have to have let us if you don't want. my grandson would definitely add -- amy: beautiful. simplicity is the key. fred: simplest these the keep . amy: we are out of time. we love it when you come by could happy labor day. amy: an annual labor day tradition kicked off this morning at the pease international tradeport. it was the 20th running of the st. charles children's home road race. abilities on a certified course around pease. its an important fundraiser for the great work of the st. charles childrens home, providing behavioral treatment to children that allows them to better integrate into their school systems. >> i think it is i

the lobster was known as sirloin. and it was not the only statue the thieves were trying to take. >> we received word that there were two men in their 50s in a steal another statue. >> anchor: sirloin ended up being the only lobster taken. they'll continue to investigate this weekend and donations have already started to replace sirloin. >>> meteorologist: as hermine gets a little closer, changes are expected in the next 24 hours. but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers the omega-3 power of two regular fish oil pills... so give your body mega support with megared advanced 4in1. barbara moussette: kelly came through for me and my husband, in cancer treatment, we fell behind on our bills, and we needed our tax refund to catch up... ...but hackers had stolen it. we were the victims of identity theft. i was terrified - we faced losing our home. we reached out to kelly ayotte. she didn't know us at all, but she went to the

captain ben ricker pulled up a blue lobster with freckles. blue lobsters are rare, about one in every 10 million. er oceanarium in hampton. the lobster will spend the winter visiting schools throughout new england. thousands of people headed to berlin this weekend for camp rzr at jericho mountain state park. polaris's camp rzr celebrates off-roading. this is the first time the company hosted its nationwide event in berlin. organizers say 7,100 people from 26 states attended. fireworks. the miami marlins pitcher killed in a boating accident. still to come, how the baseball world is remembering jose fernandez tonight. gunfire inside a las vegas starbucks. how the suspect escaped. hayley: clear skies right now will mean a cold night and cold start tomorrow morning in more sunshine for the start of the work week. cherise: pumpkin picking at beech hill fm. sending this to us. you can submit your pictures and video and join the thousands of u-local members by logging onto colin van ostern: i know from my own life the difference a college education

the north american lobster industry could lose $200 million in business if that ban to import lobstersoes into effect. >>> meanwhile, the world health organization is telling travelers returning from areas with zika outbreaks not to have sex for six months. the agency says the guideline applies to everyone, even if they are not showing any symptoms. people infected with the virus can experience fevers, joint pains and rashes. there have been several cases of zika transmission from sex. >>> in florida, controversy is growing over the safest way to fight the virus. miami is using specialized trucks today for the first time to kill mosquitoes carrying seek. they are spraying what the mayor there is calling an environmentally friendly and organic bacteria called bti. but critics say it is not strong enough and a more potent chemical is needed. >>> san francisco's muni transit system just launched a new shuttle train today on a busy line to ease congestion. they will run in loops on n- judah lines on hillway avenue near uc-san francisco to the embarcadero. the shuttles operate between 8 and

. >>> but american lobsters are getting the cold shoulder in europe. multiple countries want them out of their waters. the european union says that american lobsters are an invasive species and could threaten native marine life. sweden says it found 32 off its coast this year. and now the eu is trying to ban all of them from their waters. but that would spell a significant loss of income for american fishermen. they could lose as much as $200 million in revenue. >>> time check 4:46. [ speaking spanish ] >> i do, too with butter lobster roll. >> i like mesquite lobster with pico de gallo, lime, tortilla, black beans and spanish rice, jalapeno. let's go. [ laughter ] >> let's do it! >>> we could eat anything at this hour of the morning. 4:46 as you get ready to have your breakfast and plan on what you're going to wear to head out the door. plan on this. being the warmest day of the workweek. this is our live weather camera toward the bay bridge. clear skies toward the port of oakland. in fact, not a cloud in the vicinity. you have to go to salinas to fin

it is lobster tail with chips and coleslaw. we butter poached the lobster tails. then we skewer them. what we do is a little fry here. of course, we add are lightly seasoned house fried chips and coleslaw with it. i will tell you that we started with this in july and has been a hit. we saw so much lo lobster, it's unbelievable. sean: nice to eat while watching the cars. i don't want to say stealing the >> we call that the speedway picnic burger. what is unique about the stand that we run here at the new hampshire motor speedway is we do something a little different this year. we do specialty items from all the racetracks we operate. that is actually out of charlotte. you can feed a family with that. sean: what is in the picnic style burger over there? >> flame broiled burgers, hot dogs, pulled pork, cheese, lettuce, tomato, and all serve on h aba ciabatta roll. sean: i just want to see some of the other stuff you serve. it's not the typical food you would find. >> not at all. it is unique items that sell well at her other tracks. the focus in new hampshire is on s

picks up a scroll from a lobster trap that declared there will be six more weeks of summer.e pete's seconds consecutive prediction. last year the lobster successfully predicted a longer summer as well so we'll see. >> so little odds. all right, it's 4:57. still ahead on "action news" don't get in formation quite yet beyoncÉ fans. queen bey is postponing tomorrow's show. we'll tell you why that's happening. >> parents with children heading back to school have a new worry this year super lice and health experts say the pests are spreading. (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... change your thinking about buying your next one. he's making it up. of course, anyone who commits a violent crime needs to be prosecuted -- and put behind bars. narrator: katie mcginty will keep us safe -- more police on the streets, better training and equipment, and take on the gun lobby for gun safety laws. katie: i'm the daughter of a police officer,

bui do like lobster i like all seafood i will be in good hands. we are joined now by scottr who has a look at the forecast. a gorgeous day to head outdoors for a any occasion the humidity is relatively low looking down here at worcester in a few locations and southern start county and a few spots in geauga noticing more upper 50s fox eight 50 ?- 62 at burke lakefront there as the front noticing how it is developing and rain and storms in the middle of i i the country temperature differences between what is happening ahead and behind the front are significanr enough to drive this front keeping a very active tomorrow coming through a little quicker until then it will warm up lower '80s today ever mostly sunny skies under mostly sunny skies 50s tomorrow showers develop mid to late morning showers a little quicker into the day we will be in to the heart of that with rumbles of thunder early to mid afternoon.w we go for 77 wednesday back through the lowr 70s with sunshine on thursday. >> it is a busy one for sure sun glare hitting you and me in the eye

. >>> it seem that's the american lobster is not william in europe. the european union said it is an invasive species that poses a threat to native marine life and wants to ban them. lobster men in the u.s. and canada stand to lose $200 million in business. sweden said if found 32 american lobsters in their waters earlier this year that >>> time for weather and traffic every ten minutes on the fours. >>> we have stormed in the midwest and no delays and we're hot on the east coast. and we'll stay hot for the next several days. 89 in new york and 97 in washington d.c. and you sad in the humidity and that is not -- and you add in the humidity and that is not fun. flooding is a huge concern for southern arizona and new mexico. they couee this area because of hurricane newton. the chance of severe weather is over the dakotas. they may get some big thunderstorms and it could bring some flash flooding. and now let's check in with joel. >>> i think you'll like the drive this morning if you're heading to the denver metro area this is the elevated portion of th

only one in every ten million lobsters is blue. he has donated the lobster to the it will visit schools throughout new england. it is going to live on. sean: the colors are beautiful. coming up, heavy traffic could be a good thing. how all of the cars could help keep the lights on at home. erin: preserving history. the efforts underway narrator: over and over it's been their agenda: anything to defund planned parenthood. kelly ayotte and washington republicans voted 6 different times to defund planned parenthood. they're on a crusade to block services new hampshire women and families depend on: cancer screenings, birth control, basic women's healthcare. kelly ayotte and washington republicans have put defunding planned parenthood at the top of their agenda... and it's time for that to change. i'm maggie hassan sean: firefighters rescuing from last month's deadly earthquake. they saved several painting that are taken away for restoration. they have removed a statue and chandelier as part of the effort to preserve the cultural herita

only one in every ten million lobsters is blue. the captain has donated to the world aquarium in hampton. it is going to visit schools throughout new england. safe from the lobster pot. sean: such dynamic colors. heavy traffic could be a good things. how all of the cars could help keep the colin van ostern: i'm colin van ostern. you can go online and read our plan to create good jobs and keep young families in new hampshire. first, we should cut inefficient state spending, just like a business. no sales tax, no income tax. we need to help small businesses and startups grow with less red tape. lower college costs and cut student debt. and expand clean energy. sean: crews saved several paintings yesterday that are now being taken away from restoration. they have removed a statue, chandelier, and bell towers as part of the effort to preserve the cultural heritage. nearly 3,000 people died and 4,000 people lost their homes. >>> thousands of people have left their homes in cedar rapids, iowa this morning as the cedar river starts to spi

last year, the lobster's prediction came true. he predicted six more weeks of summer and temperatures stayed in the sixties until october. >> i hope he's right. >> it feels like it today. >> still ahead, a historic wisconsin landmark burned to the ground. >> the fire that destroyed the school building that had been and why it was so hard for firefighters to get the flames under control. >> and it's been 350 years since a massive fire nearly destroyed london. now, the city is remembering the i know you! [laughs] welcome! hi! we're your neighbors. we live across the street. thanks for this. i see you've got time warner cable like the rest of the hood. genius. yeah, they offer tons of free hd channels. and you can record six shows at the same time. looks like you're all hooked up. game's about to start. let's do it. we're watching here? oh yeah. ohh. how about you and i go watch my favorite show? make your move to time warner cable. for $89.99 per month you'll get tv, 30 meg internet and phone. >> welcome back to "12 news this mornin

doug: and a stumble for plymouth's lobster crawl. the thieves that stole a popular attraction. >> you are watching wcvb, boston's news later. good morning. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener . doug: it is 5:31 a.m. on this sunday morning. antoinette: we have cindy fitzgibbon's with us to say the least. cindy: they made landfall and it has been cruising northward, but the lens right now are 65 miles per hour. it is no longer purely a tropical system. the winds are going to be increasing today. looking at two periods of stronger winds that come in late today through monday and another south coast and that is where the winds are going to be strongest. the center of the storm is lifting northward. it is lifting north a little bit and then will try to this shift westward as we get into labor day. very slowly through wednesday and into thursday before this thing gets out of our hair. a very slow process staying offshore. tropical storm watches up along the south coast cape. continue to watch hermine northward and it's running into high-pressur

lobster. >>> and down to 53. the pats make final roster cuts and two named quarterbacks around the nfl. butch and the sports team wrap up the day in about 30 minutes. >>> i'm tracking hermine's every move. right now, a powerful ocean storm lurking off our coach. i will tell you what effects narrator: "by almost every measure, public charter schools have been a success." "they are models of inspiration." with "impressive results" ional 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. >>> a searchen is on in plymouth. someone stole a 5-foot statue overnight. we're in plymouth with the details of damage to an art display. >> i was horrified. i'm like where is it? it's awful. >> reporter: broken pieces, a drag mark across the pavement. the rest of it is now missing. >> i'm just blown away. it's too pad. >> carletta and her mother have one of t

not just any lobster. the sculpture that was swiped. neighbors have been chipping in with -- with the hope it will lead to the return of the lobster. it vanished on saturday. it's all part of an art display sponsored by the chamber of commerce. >>> when their alarms went offth students knew summer had come to an end. nicole jacobs explains, school officials are still dealing with some problems left over from last year. >> back back to school. >> reporter: a hardy welcome at that. 200,000 boston public school students getting back to the routine. >> i felt the alarm clock and i wanted to go back to sleep. >> reporter: of hitting the books and the classroom. >> i was just like i'm not ready for this. bowing in prayer and before welcoming students and staff, reflecting on their own back-to-school memories. >> i had to repeat fifth grade but i was excited because my best friend was kept back as well. >>>. >> reporter: last year was superintendent's first. >> there are always going to be issues that come up. we always move forward. >> report

the hand painted lobster was unveiled in part of the lobster crawl. now time to >> maria: a drunk driver stopped after hitting a jogger. the good samaritan who tracked her. anchor: and a mother in a hit-and-run crash over the weekend. her family's pain and us frustration. >> i am getting a new update on the path and the positioning of hermine. we will take a close eye on that as it passes over nantucket at some point. that's coming up as newscenter >>> you're watching newscenter 5 at 4:30. >> maria: if you just heard, mike said things had changed and shifted a little in nantucket and this right here shows the picture. it is getting the brunt of hermine right now. the waves are kicking up and the winds are kicking up, boats sinking and getting swamped and dragging anchor. >> maria: what is interesting is where i was in this whole area right here i kept thinking this is the best weekend. it was a beautiful day today. where is this hermine you keep talking about. but there she is. >> that's right. if you are in nantucket. inland it was a gorgeous day and

european union reviewing a proposal to ban imported lobsters from new england and american lobsters that posed a threat to local sea life. american and canada lobsters make up $200 million worth of exports into the eu each year. fishermen here say a ban would absolutely devastate their industry. some massachusetts farmers whose crops have been decimated by the crop can qualify for federal natural disaster assistance. communities which include essex, franklin, middlesex and worcester counties. farmers in other massachusetts counties will become eligible in the coming days. randy: a small victory for an american indian tribe pushing to stop construction on a four-state. they have been proposing the project that would expand into north and south dakota, iowa, and illinois. yesterday a judge some construction. over the weekend, pipeline workers allegedly bulldozed over burial sites on private land. randy: apple's iphone is expected to be unveiled today. they have decided to phase out the analog jack and the ear buds will plug into the lightening port, the one used to charge. other than that,

. >>> american lobster banned in europe. it could happen. the european union just announced there will be a larger review to determine if species. sweden raises concerns after discovering more than two dozen american lobsters in the country's waters. every year the us and canada export $200 million worth of lobster to european markets. >>> have you noticed the lower prices at the grocery store? a dozen eggs to a gallon of milk cost about 40-50 cents less than this time. experts say, our food supplies are growing, overseas is down, especially in china, where a strong dollar has made american goods more expensive. lower demand means lower prices. >>> if you are looking to find the best deal on a hotel, those price comparison sites might have your best bet. >>> vandalism caught on camera, a rock formation spanning thousands of years is gone in seconds. >>> talking about the latest with hermine as it turns off -- off to herself. warm-up on the way. >>> coming up, all new tonight at 6 o'clock, a massachusetts woman with a very troubling story to

how does that little guy eat a lobster? lobster larvae. lobster larvae.very fish eat lobster larvae? it sounds like a delicacy. yeah, it does sound like a-- yeah. i would guess that every fish does, but-- so aren't we being a little negative on this guy? (mark laughs) no, we're not. trust me, kevin. but i'm amazed that this is so delicious. i'm-a go home to my fish tank and lemon and tartar up, uh... ol' skippy. (laughter) but let me ask you something. yeah, sure. if they taste that delicious, why haven't anybody else harvested this, uh, fish out of the sea? it's very labor intensive. it's taken us a long time and it's cost us a lot of money. what's the process of catching them? they don't bite on a hook, and they live in caves of the reef. of the reefs, yeah. so you can't net them. so they're only speared. and we deal with, uh, mexican spearing cooperatives. how can you scale it if you have to spear each one of 'em? there's a surprising number of, uh, spear fishing cooperatives in the caribbean. so how does the cost of the fish per pound compare to other

doug: stumble for the lobster crawl. the thieves that stole a popular attraction. >> this is news center 5 eye opener. doug: it is sunday morning and we are into the labor day weekend. antoinette: it feels like we for days and we will probably continue talking about it a few more. cindy: it is slow to get her and slower to get out of here. it probably will be thursday before it is out of our hair. doug: we will have heat because you have not will your breakfast because it is so busy. cindy: it is 300 miles to the south and it will inch closer meandering. you have the sunshine out there but as hermine lifts north we will see the winds increase today and on the south coast and cape and islands they will be strongest. this is where we have a tropical storm watch farther to the south and it is a warning. you see how quiet it is the clouds with us. as this tries to lift north it runs into high pressure and that is slowing it down. it will create a pressure difference and kick up the even far away from the center the winds wil

lobsters aren't welcome in european waters. how much american fishermen could face to lose now. >> and here's a live look at 880 in oakland. we'll have another traffic update with rocky when we come back. ,,,,,, to prove how authentic my new brewhouse bacon burger is ,,,,,, i'm going undercover, at an actual brewhouse. it's awesome. amazing! what if i told you, you are eating a jack's brewhouse bacon burger from jack in the box. not this one. absolutely lying. and what if i told you... that i'm jack. whaaaat?!! no way! no! didn't see that coming, did you? porter ale cheese sauce, grilled onions, and bacon on a artisan potato bun. jack's new brewhouse bacon burger, new from jack in the box. hey, where did jack go? he was just here. there are some security changes >>> time check 5:44 on this september 7. this is going to be the hottest day of the workweek. we're looking at the beautiful lights of the bay bridge. official sun-up is at 6:45. but it's already warming up. the full forecast is coming up. >>> there are some security ch

emily: the european union says american lobsters hurt more than their economy. the reason for a new push to ban the shell fish. and flu shots will be the way to go for kids this fall. the new finding getting flu mist booted from offices. randy: this morning, finding storage in very small spaces. easy ways to get organized. cindy? >> still tracking patches of drizzle, mist. we'll talk about when the temperatures work their way close to 90 degrees later this week, ahead. first take a look at the radar. you can see patchy areas of mist and drizzle. you may want an umbrella this morning. it's a muggy start, though.

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if you get hungry for lobster. we'll get another look at the >>> a cartoon, a horror movie, and a big name drama. >>> then a young bucks player retires. but is he really done with football? we'll discuss. >> you can get developments on all of today's biggest stories on tampa bay's most convenient prime time news cast every night. on great 38 at 8:00. we hope to see you there. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he wears it like a crown. "make america great again". but trump made his shirts in bangladesh. his ties in china. and his suits in mexico. so don't believe the hat. you can't make america great again, if you don't make things >>> all right. joining us now for another check of our weather, here's julie phillips. >> it's been a great week. >> a little hotter today though. it's starting to sneak back in a little bit. >> still early september. although some changes will come by the end of september, we'll maybe start to cool off. >> she's got softball games this weekend. >> i'm doing to be hot. >> i'

antoinette: thieves create a bump along plymouth's lobster crawl. doug: the stolen sculpture and what police know about the men suspected of stealing it. falmouth right now with a little waves out there. it is pretty calm right now as we continue to track hermine and impact it will have on marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! s?? polo! marco...! polo! scusa? ma io sono marco polo, ma... marco...! playing "marco polo" with marco polo? surprising. ragazzini, io sono marco polo. s?, sono qui... what's not surprising? how much money amanda and keith saved by switching to geico. ahhh... polo. marco...! polo! fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> a sunny start to your sunday but hermine will bring some changes. expected to get the brunt of hermine. i will have the timing and what you can expect. >> breaking on a deadly hit and run incident and what we know about the driver. >> and a stumble for plymouth's lobster crawl. the thieves that stole a popular attraction. announcer: you are watching wcvb, boston's news le

it is part of the chamber of commerce lobster crawl which features 29 lobsters from around town. >>> president obama will take place in the g7 summit. stay with us. that is coming ormit's not a weekend hobby. you have to live and breathe it for 50 years. it's the sound... and the fury. it's letting it all hang out there, and it's hanging on for dear life. that is what amg driving performance means. and this is where it lives. the 503-horsepower mercedes-amg c63 s coupe. >>> welcome back everyone. starting with barry burbank and me. >> it would not be right. >> it is a cool morning out there this morning. it is kind of refreshing though. >> it feels like fall. >> it is hard to imagine we have a tropical system so close and we can feel like fall. it can be like that this time of year. we can have tropical storms and we can have cooler air coming inm >>> that will be pretty much repeated today. almost the same temperatures. we're starting out this morning with numbers like this. mostly all in the 50s. some of the airports where they are in clear, wide-open spaces and in low lying areas,

emily: the european union says american lobsters hurt more than their economy. the reason for a new push to ban the shell fish. and flu shots will be the way to go for kids this fall. the new finding getting flu mist booted from offices. randy: this morning, finding storage in very small spaces. easy ways to get organized. cindy? >> still tracking patches of drizzle, mist. we'll talk about when the temperatures work their way close to 90 degrees later this week, ahead. first take a look at the radar. you can see patchy areas of mist and drizzle. you may want an umbrella this morning. it's a muggy start, though. >> good morning channel 5 eyeopener. it's great to be in mashpee. welcome back to school. randy: all right, i love mashpee. good morning to our friends in mashpee, massachusetts. scho school. emily: good luck. it's the perfect time to do a wakup call for us. record it on your phone and upload to the ulocal wcvb app. >> we have started talking about this -- emily: six months ago. [laughter] >> this is the last of hermine. out of here tomorrow. emily: final

. >>> also breaking at 11, lobster divers rescued from the ocean after they ran into trouble. the men were pulled from the waters off -- by a boater who happened to be in the area. wbz's katie bray brings us the dramatic rescue. >> reporter: these photos capture rescuers efforts as they rushed two divers to the pier. the harbormaster brought the men to land from a good samaritan who kept them afloat. >> unconscious diver alongside his boat. we had another diver inside the boat who was exhausted. >> reporter: the harbormaster received a call, two divers were in trouble. >> reporter: one was having >> switched back to his snorkel but he was in distress. second driver tried to switch it but wasn't capable. there's a lot of waves out there. pretty rough. >> as police cruiser came flying down. >> reporter: with aspirations of becoming a police officer, glenn sandy keeps a scanner by his side. he ran down to the. >> they offloaded one gentlemen. they laid down on the dock and started taking pulses. >> reporter: responders formed cpr on the other man. >> to the ocean. >> reporter: we

>> some of the lobsters moved to new locations following the vandalism. local businesses are taking donations to replace the stolen statue. >>> a movie shot in a massachusetts town is already getting oscar buzz. coming up at 7:00, the rave reviews about manchester-by-the-sea. and going back to school in still ahead at 6:00, the local barber that gave away 300 haircuts to kids so they would look their best for in the you school year. >>> local olympian aly raisman gets a photo opa-locka . you only have so much. that's why we wanna make sure you won't have to wait on hold. and you won't have to guess when we'll turn up. because after all... we should fit into your life. [ laughing ] not the other way around. we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios, this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in, i know it's in, it's in but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that's going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes...mr. mcenroe. see that cord? just plug it into the connector o

the 5-foot tall 75-pound lobster was ripped from the base friday night. plymouth police say they believe other statues were targeted as well. the stolen statue was one of 29 lobsters in downtown plymouth and even designed with local ceramiccousations. >> we were talking about how beautiful it was and picture taken of it and came down today and i was horrified. i'm like where is it. >> sara: some of the lobters have been moved to new locations following the vandalism. local businesses are taking donations to replace the stolen statue. >> daniel: first time in three years massachusetts taxpayers will not be getting a tax cut. both 2015 and 2016 mandatory 5% income tax cut. state revenue official say th tax dollars so the income tax rate will stay where it is. >>> this morning massachusetts fire officials say everyone should stop using samsung new smartphone. this after a galaxy note seven exploded in winter months saturday. here are pictures of the phone. belonged to pair meddix for action ambulance and burst into flames while charging on table. no one was

police have charmed a local teen for stealing the lobster statue named sirloin. the 150 pound lobster was ripped from its stand last weekend at iowa earth front park. police say sirloin itself still has not been found. >> anchor: 7 news now turning to some shocking pictures of a couple in ohio of the man and woman arrested after police found them passed out in their four-year-old boy in the back seat. an officer posting those photographs hoping that they will make addicts think twice. ryan schulteis has more. >>> the images of horrifying and heartbreaking. the couple on conscious from a suspected drug overdose while the woman's four-year-old grandson sits helpless in the back seat. officers in east liverpool ohio want the photographs to be a wake up call. >>> when you see that the shock factor, you know, you get that lump in your throat. it's sad especially when have you chen >> anchor: police say the count e's car narrowly missed a group of children getting off a school bus before screeching to a stop. the couple has been arrested. the child taken to protective