post-tropical cyclone. the impacts are the same. you can see 70-mile-an-hour winds. it's moving to the east and northeast. it will take a turn more to the north and possibly even bend back to the northwest or even loop out here over the open atlantic. so this is monday into wednesday. it is still south of our coastline and then eventually moving away late in the week. but until it moves east of us, we'll be under the threat for a lot of rip current look at these 20-foot seas and they are all building toward the southwest, the cape and the islands into tomorrow night on into early monday. check out the latest advisories. tropical storm watch, cape cod, the islands as well as the immediate south coast. these are the areas that could have some tropical storm-force winds, around 45, 50 miles an hour. and that could cause scattered power outages and take down some it's more of a concern even though we won't get hurricane-force winds, still enough to create problems. the high surf, the rip currents, the high threat, heavy rain and strong winds also a big concern later on into sunday and monday. i've got much more on the local impacts that you will feel for your holiday coming up. >> see you soon. one person has died in this storm. a florida man hit by a falling thre-- thousands are without power. new jersey and delaware have already declared states of emergency. hermine was the first hurricane to hit florida in 11 years. people who have already felt the impact of the storm say hermine has left her mark on the area. >> some of those gusts were -- probably were 50 miles an hour. it was blowing me from one side of the road to the other. >> sitting on my porch. big gust the wind. you could hear some popping. explosion. >> all right. as hermine barrels towards new england, many are not taking chances. our reporter is live in high nan -- hyannis. >> reporter: at the hyannis harbor yacht club, nearly every single one of their boats is being pulled from the water. however, down the street on the inner still boats docked in the water and some ferrygoers are lining up for refunds. this man had his lane i darr figured out. boating, lobster. >> it's meted up. >> reporter: but mother nature had other plans. >> it's disruptive as heck. >> reporter: instead he's moving his boat. saturday evening, leaving every slip nearly empty. >> we have to move all of the toys and won'ts somewhere else. >> reporter: the club onern has been watching the -- owner has been watching the forecast. while new england won't see the fierce winds and flooding florida has suffered as hermine made landfall there, the cape and islands will see winds, waves and rough surf. >> we've established a protocol because of the damage and things we've experienced in the past. we're trying to avoid all that and protect our assets. >> reporter: down the street, martha's vineyard tours were canceled. >> go back to the ocean. >> reporter: allie hopes the cookout for his 600 members doesn't get blown out. >> we hope not. staff and members. >> reporter: some ferries from the islands to falmouth are canceled for sunday and monday. others are on a wait-and-see basis. we're live in high yan -- hyannis. >> the island queen ferry in falmouth canceled service to and from martha's vineyard for tomorrow and monday. the decision was made in light of the forecasted rough seas and >> we decided to be proactive verses reactive in an effort to let families go and make travel arrangements accordingly. >> reporter: there's a travel warning saying it might cancel. take the forecast with you wherever you go, download the app. it's for free. our morning team will be working throughout the night ahead of hermine. tune into fox 25 at 6:00 a.m. a billerica toddler is in the hospital recovering from burns after she fell in a fire pit. it happened during a picture day party. partygoers' quick actions may have saved the little girl's life. >> reporter: firefighters say family members and folks at the party acted quickly to mitigate her injuries, moving her out of the fire and into a bathtub. fire officials say it happened during a birthday party girl, fell into the fire pit burning her hands, feet and legs. she was taken via med flight to shriners. when she was transported, she was in stable condition. firefighters say this was an accident. no charges were warranted and the fire pit was well-maintained. duxbury police are looking for this woman last seen yesterday. donna plunkette was seen driving 7:00 p.m. friday night. police say she was heading out to meet a friend but never he show -- but never showed up. contact police if you have seen here. lancaster girl dies after being thrown off her horse. authorities say she was brought to the hospital where she died today. police have not released her age or her identity. michael say these two men stole items from his dressing room. it happened at the casino ballroom on tuesday. he's taken to facebook asking for help finding these two and they are asking his belongings be returned. a second person is facing charges for murdering an east boston teenager. angel ramos made his first court appearance hours after his arrest on friday. he pled not guilty and is being held without bail until a this month. police say surveillance video and fingerprints link the 21-year-old to linus's death. that individual was found stabbed to death in a garage. 16-year-old jose hernandez is also in custody in connection to this murder. tonight, police in new jersey are searching for two men involved in a shooting that sent an officer to the hospital. it happened early this morning outside caesar's casino in atlantic city. officers stopped a car with three men inside when they say at the officer. an officer fired back, hitting one of the suspects. he was later found dead. as for the injured officer, they say he's in critical condition. one person was hurt in an earthquake that hit seven states in the nation's heartland. the 5.6 quake was centered near pawnee, oklahoma. one homeowner had minor injuries but is out of the hospital now. the mayor says only one building was damaged. >> the worst damage is the the square. from what we can tell, that's the worst damage. it's an old historic sandstone building. some of the outer wall has broken away and fallen on the sidewalk. this quake could be kept in kansas, iowa, texas, nebraska and arkansas. the remains of an 11-year-old minnesota boy have been found. jacob wetterling was reportedly kidnapped at gunpoint by a man in 1989. sources s police where to find the boy's body. it's unclear what charges the u.s. attorney's office plans to bring against him in this case. president obama is in china for the last g-20 meeting with world leaders. right off the bat, china and the u.s. displayed tension at the airport. chinese officials demanding their white house counterparts ban photographers from their president's arrival in a foreign country. even national security advisorier susan rice was temporarily denied access to the president. but the two did agree on one thing today, both formally committing to the paris climate agreement. >> this is the single best chance we have, to deal with the problem that could end up transforming this planet in a way that makes it very difficult for us to deal with all of the other challenges we may president plans to hold candid talks with the chinese on cyber and hue map right -- human rights. if you think anti-bacterial soap is better than regular soap, you might want to think again. the fda said there's no evidence showing it's better than plain soap. the new rule bans the soaps and body washes that contain certain active ingredients from being marketed. those banned ingredients from effective for long-term daily use. donald trump continues his pitch to minority voters. >> we're one nation. still ahead, the mixed reaction from parishioners and what hillary clinton said to the fbi more than three dozen times that's making headlines tonight. the search is on for this 5-foot high statue. it used to stand right here. 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 the last pictures with it. >> we were talking about how 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 two men in their 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 talked to the artist who using ceramic. each custom designed and hand painted. sir-loin was the only one taken overnight. are you flattered or upset? >> upset. wish it stayed here. >> reporter: the down believes others were targeted. some of them were moved from the more isolated locations. >> how do you feel about yourself to destroy something everyone enjoyed? >> it's terrible. >> reporter: one piece of good news, a lot of the businesses are collecting donations to replace the statue. and in sutton, police continue to search for whomever vandalized a church. someone spray painted graffiti on the church on for the third time this week, an uber driver is accused of committing a crime on the job. the its arrest happened in dorchester where the driver allegedly assaulted a passenger. the man is accused of touching the woman inappropriately and even buttoning her pants. he said this was consensual. the man was released on his own police arrested a man they say broke into his neighbor's apartment last night attacking him. officers say it happened on washington street. police say they later found jessie colgan inside his own home. they took him into custody charging him with burglary and resisting avenue. police in new hampshire are asking for the public's help in identifying the man up see here. this is video last sunday night. you can see when the clerk turns his back, the man sticks his hand in the tip cash. if you recognize him, call police. a quincy woman is dead, run over by her husband in the driveway. police say it appears to be an accident. it happened on philip street. the 52-year-old woman was killed when her husband backed over her. the victim's husband was hospitalized with chest pains. he's not facing any charges a this time. police arrested two men in smoking marijuana on a bench thursday evening when they saw officers and ran off. now, when police caught up to the pair, they say they found a handgun with no license as well as xanax pills, marijuana, cocaine and $2,000 in cash. police say this is the most recent of several cases of drug activity in the public garden. a mother is being summoned of court accused of leaving her baby alone in a car while it was running in a gas station. the whole incident was caught on camera and posted to facebook. take a look a that's gone viral with hundreds of thousands of views. >> leaves the baby in the car and goes into the store. >> minutes later, the camera is still rolling as the mom returns to the car. >> probably not too bright to leave a baby in a car for three minutes. was your car returning? you are a great mom. >> are you allowed to videotape me? i'm pretty sure you have to ask why don't you [bleep] >> they've identified the mother as brianna mcgrath. she was not arrested but is being charged with reckless endangerment. tonight, an 11-year-old remains hospitalized after being shot in the face with a gun. police are investigating how the boy and his friend got their hands on the weapon inside an abington home. a key concern, whether the gun was properly stored. the shooting happened wednesday afternoon at a home on linwood street. thursday grief counselors were at abington schools to help students talk about the incident. the district attorney's office said the boy is in stable condition. shirley place say a scare involving a jogger approached by a stranger was a misunderstanding. the alert by police was shared hundreds of times on social media. a man driving a van offered a woman water. the driver said he was only trying to help. he apologized for scarring morning and police stepped up patrols in the area. six years after he became paralyzed, a new hampshire man is suing his former high school coaches for negligence. he was paralyzed when he made a tackle in 2010. he blames his coaches and filed a lawsuit. he was a sophomore on the jv team at his high school. >> it's not just football. it's education of a 15-year-old t the most important obligation is to make sure the students under their care are safe. >> an attorney for the school said the coaches have decades of coaching experience and this was an unfortunate freak accident. the case is expected to go to trial in 2017. people in farm are being be -- in new hampshire are being asked to stay out of bright green colored fill and say the bacteria can cause skin irritation and nauseous -- nausea. the new hampshire major crime unit continues to investigate the shooting death of a woman who was found in her home. the attorney general's office identified the victim as 38-year-old wendy teft. she was found thursday. as police combedhe friday, her sister-in-law arrived and said she lived there with two other people and there were concerns about another family member lives in the -- living in the house. >> i talked to her and she said everything was fine. she messaged my husband back saying everything was okay. there's nothing to worry about. >> an autopsy determined she died from a single gunshot wound. so far, no arrests have been made. police are not saying much about this investigation at this ward who has this week's mass most wanted. >> summer is winding down but that doesn't mean crime is taking a break. police departments all around massachusetts need your help solving some of the state's tough to crack cases and maybe you can help. here are this week's most wanted. in milton police are looking for these men. they are wanted for placing a skimming device at an atm on august 14th at this bank. the man is mall with a medium build. build. if you have any information, contact milton police or the fbi. to quincy, police there are looking for these women. detectives say they stole a purse from a woman's shopping cart at the center street home depot and proceeded to use the victim's credit card at a cvs on beale street. give quincy police a call if you can help track them down. and to brockton,s, police say this man is wanted for entering an office building and neighborhood health center. this happened on august 8th. if you know who this guy is, contact the brockton police department. these cases all come to us from the law enforcement website massmostwanted. and we have them on our website. for mass most wanted, i'm bob ward, fox 25 news. a very fortunately it ending in italy for romeo, the golden retriever. and the message behind this boat and this 1200-pound trip. emma dreamed of honeymooning in aruba. but with the jetblue card, she could get married. fly faster than you think. get three times points on jetblue purchases, two times at restaurants and grocery stores, and one time on all other purchases. the jetblue card. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? asterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because 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jobs back to poor communities and provide a better education for the children who li he has increased his efforts to appeal to black voters recently arguing that the policies of the democratic party have failed african-americans. >> nothing is more sad than when we sideline young black men with unfulfilled potential. >> while trump is trying to make progress, dozens held signs and tim kaine are off the trail. but newly released documents are creating more distractions. she said three dozen times in the documents that she couldn't recall specific details or events, including training sessions on handling classified information when fbi officials questioned her about using a private e-mail server while secretary of state and mike pence says he will release his tax returns next week. the decision draws a refeesed to release his tax -- refused to release his taxes until an irs audit is complete. come november, voters in new hampshire will have four options for commander-in-chief. both candidates needed 3,000 signatures to be listed. stein has yet to visit new hampshire but johnson has campaigned in the granite state. and all eyes still on hermine. out over the atlantic. they are headed our direction. i will show you who gets the worst of what hermine has four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned from local districts that desperately need it. four hundred million that won't fund more science and technology, arts or preschool, counseling, or smaller class sizes. four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. barbara moussette: kelly came through for me and my husband, and i am just forever grateful... with 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 irs and she fought for us. we got our refund and we kept our home. kelly ayotte: i'm kelly ayotte and i approved this message. i'm tracking hermine's every move. right now this storm is way out over the ocean. or so. but it's a large storm. when they go to post-tropical status, they can expand, get more like a nor'easter as opposed to a tightly wound-up hurricane. right now, 70-mile-an-hour winds. almost hurricane force winds. that's certainly possible that we do see hurricane force winds inside of the storm and in the outer reaches of it as we head into the n we have a lot of warm water for this to identify off. it's getting its energy from the warm water from the surface of the ocean and also from an upper level low-pressure system that's come over. don't let the name fool you, post-tropical. the impact is the same. it's a difficult structure. let me track this over time. monday into wednesday, look at the large uncertainty of the of a spread but the hurricane center just really covering all of the basis here because when you get a storm that's wobbleling around, there's not any flow to kick it any direction. it does look like that will slowly occur late in the week. but at least through tuesday and wednesday, all eyes will be off to the southern waters of our coastline. it could get very close to the coast. landfall is not out of the question. i think it's unlikely. i like the it more offshore. that's what i've seen recently. right now, keeping it optimistic but we are under a tropical storm watch for the south coast for the cape and the islands. that means scattered power outages are possible and any of these gusts that happen to get up to 45, 50 miles an hour. that's sunday night into monday. so let's take a look at those model forecasts. this is just different computer model runs on the same scenario right now, very reliable model guidance showing the storm passing off to the east and we'll just continue to watch the westerly winds slowly nudging that way. but as it passes through, we'll have those wind gusts, hour by hour, it:00 -- 2:00 on sunday. as we go into the night sunday night, waking up monday morning, look at the winds here. 20, 30-mile-an-hour gusts. not a huge deal in most of 50-mile-an-hour gusts now showing up on the islands and the south coast here as well. this is going to start abating late monday. we could see another burst of wind on tuesday. lots to keep track of. stay with us. temperatures in the 50s and 60s right now. and what an evening it's been. this is our boston pic from mcdavis 17. beautiful shot. thanks for sharing that with us. across the board. look at the waves. the seas have been very flat today. but they don't stay that way, 20-foot seas tomorrow night off our islands. there is the rain. notice where the best chance is to see the inch or more amounts. cape cod and the islands closer to the storm. there's your seven-day forecast. we do dry out and heat up by the end of the week. >> thank you. the drought is causing problems for new england's crop. while there's still enough apples to go around at pick your own operations, some farms are not offering that this year and taking them to the market. from apples to pumpkins, it was inside a giant pumpkin with a paddle that a man set a world record on the taunton river. it was an-mile paddling it takes a giant crane to get a giant pumpkin in the water. the 1200-pound hall lowed out pumpkin was the man's vessel as he set out to squash a world record. he dubbed this the south shore great pumpkin challenge or the longest journey in a pumpkin boat paddling. he grabbed his paddle and attempted to go eight miles from the taunton yacht club to the massachusetts battleship cove in fall river. >> i got to two to get soft. >> reporter: he battled the current with that paddle. >> i just didn't feel like i was moving. >> this wasn't just about athleticism. this is about agriculture. >> it's about getting kids in the dirt, supporting local agriculture. >> he runs a grant program for students and encourages them to plant and grow. [ cheers ] >> his hours on the taunton reinforce that message. >> no one else will ever be able to say they took a 1200-pound pumpkin to massachusetts. that's a pretty cool thing. >> 1200 pounds. he set an unofficial record last year. the word record will stand as the longest journey in a pumpkin boat while paddling. massachusetts highways may become havens for monarch butterflies. state wildlife an transportation officials plan to federal grant to plant milk weed and other plants to pollinate insects alongside the highways and medians. scientists say they've seen these butterflies decline because of loss of habitat. a new hampshire university librarian is leaving behind a legacy. he left a $4 million fortune to the university. money to support students in library studies and provide scholarships to work study students. additional funds will be used for a video scoreboard at the football stadium and a career center for students. biogen says they may have developed a game-changing development for alzheimer's. patients who took the drug had noticely less plaque. trials of this drug will continue through 2020. tomorrow's the last day to see a rare revolutionary flag in boston. the flag which is one of the oldest u.s. flags in existence will be at the commonwealth museum. it has been on display since june. still ahead -- the moving mishap that tops them all. hello! it's our new intern, bart's first week here at td bank, he's a robot from one of those other banks. we're training him to bank human. i am banking assistance & registration technology. wait, wait, wait. but you can call me, banking assistance & registration technology. hi amy. thank you. thank you. that is not protocol manager jenna. that's ok bart, it is here. at td bank we do things differently, like having the longest hours of any bank. 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 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? oh absolutely. i like that. tech support that lets your technician there he is. firefighters rescued this dog in italy nine days after a 6.1 earthquake hit the town. firefighters say metal beams inside a demolished home likely shielded him and kept him alive. romeo was reunited with his most people know to avoid thorough drive with large moving trucks but there's always a few that forget. this driver not only hit the bridge shortly before this, he struck a railroad bridge on soldiers field road and kept going. the two accidents basically split the moving truck in half, thankfully no one was hurt. of course, crew also to close down a lane of traffic to clear up the mess. who says rain on your wedding day has to be a bad carolina. they posed for photos just as hermine was starting to dump rain on the area. the couple from arizona said their i dos earlier in the day and didn't mind the rain and wind as a backdrop for the -- for the pictures. hermine heading our way. >> labor day holiday, watch out. we'll have a passing band of showers coming ashore from time to time. it's not don't think. but it certainly has been better on labor day here before. so we're watching this ocean storm right through the middle part of the week. eventually, it will get out of here. but still some question as to exactly when. right now, tropical storm watch in effect for the south coast cape and islands starting tomorrow afternoon into the night. >> okay. we'll be watching it throughout the evening and starting on the fox 25 news. ahead with frank always dreamed of exploring the rainforests of costa rica. but with the jetblue card, he got there faster than he could learn about the wildlife. big smiles. big smiles. fly faster than you think. get three times points on jetblue purchases, two times at restaurants and grocery stores, and one time on all other purchases. hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page - on their devices. order up. it's more than just wifi, it can help grow your business. you don't see that every day. introducing wifi pro, wifi that helps grow your business. comcast business.

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