morning. i want to show you a live picture the radar and the storm's path. fox25's jason brewer is in for shiri and he is in the storm tracker weather center tracking the timeline when the rain and strong winds will move in. >> jason: let's talk about it, daniel. right now hermine is down to the south and moving northward closer to us. the heavy rain is 30 miles away from nantucket at this hour. a 70-mile-per-hour storm. a powerful ocean storm with broad reaching winds outside of it. show you the up cle morning we drift throughout north and northwest at a 70-mile-per-hour storm. watch as we go forward in time. tuesday we see the weakening trend and we go back to the 50 to 45-mile-per-hour intensity. that is good news and out of here by wednesday into thursday and we are quieting things down and look at these tropical storm warnings for the south coast, cape and islands they remain in effect. wind gusts 45 to 50 miles per hour. track that potential 7 a.m. the vineyard. that tropical storm wind spreads on to the cape. possibly the south coast as well. and look at boston. wind gusts around 30, 35 miles per hour. and it will be breezy but nothing that will do any damage. wind gusts are tapering off late tonight into tomorrow. it will be breezy but not any damage expected with additional wind. right now we are looking at rain potential through 7 a.m. cape cod and the islands. by noon, a couple of showers could get back boston area. and it is the afternoon where you have a chance of getting that rainier about rupting your outdoor plans. temperatures upper 60s, lower 70s. scattered showers and the next couple of days we will be dealing with rain. much more straight ahead, daniel. >> daniel: thank you. >> the coast guard is preparing for any emergency calls they will get as it spins to the south. they are urging boaters to be stationed at woods hole to check wind conditions out to sea. they are telling boaters to secure them to the dock and make sure you have everything that you need. your equipment and life jackets and sound system and lights that are all working before you head out. if the weather will be too much for your boat and you don't need to go out ands unnecessary, don't go out. >> daniel: the coast guard is warning of swimming and the storm is nearby because povt tension alley life-threatening rip currents. head to the cape to keep an eye on the situation as it gets worst throughout the morning. expect a live report starting this morning at 5:00. people are relying on ferry service to get out of nantucket and martha's vineyard are facing the possibility that could be -- they could be stuck for a couple of days after boats cancelled service in the name of safety. we reported this all weekend long. the island ferry will to be in off trips between hyannis, martha's vineyard and nantucket. the steamship authority is considering falling suit. trips to and from oak bluff to the vineyard and we will let you know if it cancels service all together. to our south, hermine is taking aim at many places devastated by super storm sandy. beaches from the yearsy shore to nantucket are closed and residents are preparing for dangerous storm surge. further south, wide flooding in florida this weekend and large parts of the carolinas and virginia lost power. states of emergencies are in place up and down the coast and the storm is being blamed on at least two deaths. make sure you are prepared as hermine moves our way. now is the time to download the fox25 weather app where you can get realtime updates on hermine's path and where the winds will hit. it is the place to turn to download. we are following breaking news from the cape. two people including a police officer are in the hospital after this overnight crash involving a cruiser. it happened around 2:30 on north road and bourne. the bourne fire department tell station that the injuries are not life-threatening. new this morning, one person is thrown from a suv during a rollover wreck on 28 north. this was the scene after midnight in waltham near the exit near route 20. rolled over after colliding with one other vehicle. the victim had serious injuries but they are expected to survive. all lanes of 128 are back open. a police officer in framingham -- at framingham state university are now off the job and facing several charges. that officer is accused of committing a lewd act while on campus. he is also charged with witness intimidation. the officer is on administrative leave and has been banned from the school. he will be in court later this morning. we are following developing news. a small community remains on high alert as police search for crime spree suspect. police tell fox25's crystal haynes, the man should be considered armed and dangerous. >> reporter: state and local police converge on this gas station after high-speed police chase for a burglary suspect left police without an arrest for the third time. >> they immediately called off the and marlborough state police observed the suspect's motorcycle at the gas pump right over here. >> reporter: west boylston police say this man seen in surveillance images obtained by fox25 robbed the commerce bank on west boylston street handing the teller a note, and demanding money. he then took off on this tolen motorcycle and has since been seen in clinton, boylston, marlborough and in berlin, each time getting away. 1309ings of of this motorcycle with the suspect on it and pursuit was called off due to high speeds several time and we it not want to endanger the public. >> that means he is around somewhere. that would scare me. >> reporter: location in this quiet farming community say they will be on alert while enjoying their families this holiday weekend. >> it's a small town. so surprised that -- that this small town that would happen, but we will keep our eye open. >> reporter: i am crystal haynes, fox25 news. police say the man haven't shown a weapon at any point but they do believe he has one which is why they are cautioning he should be armed and dangerous. a sturbridge man is on run after attacking a woman and teenaged boy. brent young may be hurt with self-inflicted injuries to his neck. young fran a house on vinton road after the fight with the woman and teen. police spent the weekend new this morning, south korea's military is reporting a series of ballistic launches from the north. north korea fired three missiles early this morning fired toward the sea of japan. the missiles flew about 620 miles at no navigational warning. they landed in japan's defense identification zone two weeks ago. north korea test fired a missile off the submarine. president obama continued to meet in nearby china for the g-20 summit. former presidential candidate and vermont senator bernie sanders will spend labor day in new hampshire. sander also start his day in manchester at a labor day breakfast. he will head to lebanon where he will campaign for his formal rival hillary clinton. the first time he will campaign for clinton since he endorsed her in july. meanwhile, both candidates are gearing up to hit the campaign trail after taking labor day festival in ohio. tomorrow donald trump will be in virginia for an event. the vp picks it the talking yesterday. molly heninberg has more. >> reporter: with two months to go until the presidential election, the trump campaign is still trying to clarify the candidate's position on immigration. republican vice-presidential nominee said undocumented immigrants will be treated, quote, humanely and how the millions currently living and working in this country. >> we are going to build a wall. we will enforce the laws of this country. we will end catch and release. all of the things that politicians in both political parties have been doing in more than a generation report were one of trump's top supportys say the candidate is backing a away from mass deportation. >> very difficult to throw out a family has been here for 15 years and three children, two is not the kind of america he wants. >> reporter: meanwhile, democratic vice-presidential nominee tim kaine is trying to move past hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server during her tame as secretary of state. most polls show clinton with huge unfavorability numbers. >> she made a mistake and made it by deciding she wanted to use one device instead of multiple devices. she apologized from that, it was a mistake and has learned from it. when it not hold a formal press conference last year. there was one in the last month. >> reporter: kaine was referring to a number events where the number participants and only three preselected reporters were allowed to ask question. clinton's last formal news conference was december 4. molly heninberg, fox news. police are investigating how a body ended up in the muddy river under the it was there when they found the man's body. he was pulled from the water. state police are working to identify him. an elderly man is rushed to the hospital after nearly drowning near the l street bath house. boston fire says the life guard and others nearby pulled the unconscious man out of the water yesterday afternoon. fire fighters gave the man cpr and brought him to the hospital. no word this morning on his condition. this morning massachusetts fire officials say everyone should stop using samsung's new explode mother's day winthrop saturday morning. picture that was phone. it belongs to a paramedic from action ambulance and burst into flames while charging on a table. no one was hurt. the fire department of fire services says owners of galaxy note 7 should fett them replaced right away. last week samsung issued a worldwide recall on the phone. dozens reports of batteries exploding while charging. samsung will have a new device coming -- available in the coming weeks. and companies are giving users a $25 gift card or bill credit for the inconvenience. a local man is facing charges after a bizarre crime spree. the odd thing is, he is accused of doing and have them facing animal cruelty charges. plus catholics around the globe are celebrating the church's newest saint. the tributes to a calcutta are hitting close to home for one local man. actually walking down the corridor and i introduced myself -- >> the unusual chance en counter that left a lasting impression. and hermine's heavy rain 20 miles away from nantucket. the clouds building in. the winds picking up. nearly 20 years after her death. mother teresa has a new title. the catholic nun is now a saint. thousands of people crowded vatican city yesterday to witness that moment. it had special meaning for catholics around the world including one local man that meant the saint years ago when he was in prison. he shared details of the encounter with fox25's jim morell picks i am north not to saint. >> reporter: crossed paths with that saint in the maximum security prison. just out of the marine corps taken a job at a maximum security prison. >> mother teresa was scheduled to be there on the request of an inmate. >> reporter: curly says that inmate was a franciscan monk who had written to mother teresa several times. finally agreed to come in 1998. he was going to give a peach to the inmates to an auditorium adjacent to the kitchen. she had to walk down the corridor where i was working. walking down the corridor i introduced myself and she had a bunch of rosary beads. >> reporter: mother teresa gave one to brian curly. >> being a practicing practice i was humbled by the experience. >> reporter: he believes she deserves sainthood. >> walked the walk and serviced those with poverty those who are not as fortunate. >> reporter: for the beads, brian curly still has them. >> i want to preserve them and pass them continue to him. and now she is a saint, it takes it to a whole different level. >> reporter: in dorchester, jim morelli, fox25 news. >> a church in dorchester marked mother terry a's sainthood with a special ceremony of its own. cardinal o'maley was on hand for unveiling of the sign. the priest said they are honor saint terry and hope to follow her message of caring for the poor. police continue to investigate what led to a deadly accident at a new hampshire fair. lancaster police aa girl was riding a horse like the one you see here when they was thrown off and killed. it happened friday afternoon during a riding club show at the lancaster fair. witnesses told the union leader the victim looked like she was about years old. police have not released any more details about the incident. this was the first weekend the deadly circus tent collapse last year. a billerica toddler is being treated at shiner's hospital after fueling a fire pit during a birthday party tampa.happened at a home on bridal road. the 2-year-old girl tripped and ended up burning her hands, feet and legs. fire officials tell fox25 that family members worked quickly to get her into a bathtub to cool the burns. right now she is in stable condition. the incident has accident and police don't expect to file any charges. an investigation is under way into the 5.6-magnitude earthquake that hit oklahoma. experts are concerned frac king may to be blame. the underground exposure of natural gas. experts had connected a link to fracking and quake for decades. when it hit saturday morning, they shut down 37 of the no major damage reported in the quake but the rumble could be felt in at least seven states. good morning. dangerous surf and seas begin to really build now. we had a high tide psychele around 11 p.m. another one around noon today and those south-facing beaches, the outer cape, the minor beach erosion certainly possible. the south coast, cape and islands under the tropical storm warning. line damage is what we are watching out for. nothing so far. the winds are not gusting that high yet. as far as rain, one, two inches certainly possible for the cape and island. around boston a quarter to half an inch of needed rain on the way. so it looks like later today we will see any showers sneak up around the boston area. so your labor day not total washout, but obviously we are covering the coast wall to wall because we have tropical the south coast, the cape and islands. to winds gusting 45 to 50 miles per hour. and those fees right now building, and they could get as high as 20 feet in those off shore waters. let me show you right now we are watching that water. the leading edge of the heavier rain 20 miles off of nantucket moving west and northwest around 15 miles per hour. so that's going to take it on to the island around 6:30 over to the vineyard by 8:00 in the morning and conditions to get wet and dreary and we will ethat deadyer shower activity hanging around for a better part of the day. the computer forecast model keeping this generally offshore and i don't expect a landfall not totally able to rule that completely out. and look at the west edge of the uncertainty is. right there around nantucket and looks like a brush to the worst of the storm for an island. and look at the water temperatures. i want to show that you real we will get up in the middle 70s as it goes down the road. we will see weakening of this and we are losing the support from the upper-level low that was over it and so i do think will start filling in and we are seeing the peak intensity of around 70 miles per hour right now, and that will last through a better part of the day today, and we will see the weakening. track the wave heights. and i have put it in motion because you can see the motion of the green colors. those are the largest seas. they are still to the out. right now 6 to 10-foot the outer cape approaching age intucket. to that is going to get -- approaching nantucket, so that is going to get worse and time goes on. temperatures are not bad. in the 50s to low to middle 60s and winds in calm in om inland pots. the sustained winds 20 to 25 miles per hour. the cape and islands right now. lock at the winds are gusting up to 32 in nantucket, still below tropical storm force. still below that damaged hour by hour wind increase throughout the day. there is your plymouth forecast. temperatures are pretty much what you eis what you get stuck in the mid- to upper 60s for the day and that chance for showers arriving toward the middle part of the day and into the afternoon. there are those strong wind gusts into the day today. tapered down tomorrow and breezy with a chance of showers at 50%. the farther west you go, the drier it is, and you heat up toward the end of the week and a brand-new look at the radar coming up, daniel. the local every child starts the new year off right. >> i looked around. i seen these kids. they have haircuts. >> daniel: fox25 takes you inside an annual event focused to get kids ready to return to school. a community in disbelief after thieves make out with a beloved piece of art ripped from the base of the dead of night. fios is not cable. 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 on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? i like that. welcome back. plymouth police investigating an unusual theft. 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 painted. sirloin is the only one taken saturday night. >> reporter: are you flattered or upset. >> i am upset. i am not flattered at all. i wanted it to be here for others to enjoy. >> reporter: some were moved from more isolated locations. as people got wind, the frustration. >> how do you feel about yourself to destroy something that everyone enjoyed. >> it is terrible. it really is. >> reporter: robert goulston, fox 25 news. 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you fifteen percent or more. now at 4:30. parts of our area remain under a tropical storm warning as areas are getting hit with some wind. we will tell where you they are moving next. and hermine spent the weekend climbing the east coast leaving death and destruction in her wake. we will take a look at the hardest-hit areas and the man in charge of preserving safety now on the other side law. the accusations that has a framingham state officer facing charges and banned from campus. >> announcer: complete new england news coverage starts right now, this is the fox25