>> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 10. right now hurricane hermine bearing down on florida as we take live look from the gulf coast shows the rain, wind and high surf. you can see on the live radar the storm stretches from the panhandle all the way south of tampa. >> the storm already making a mess across the state. this video from south of tampa today shows roads covered in roads creeping up to the steps of homes. this same storm will make its way up the coast making a mess of our holiday weekend. good evening, i'm dawn timmeney. luce is he is off. >> i'm iain page. tropical storm watches have been posted for parts of our area. the worst of the storm will hit down the shore. right in the middle of the big labor day weekend. we've got live team coverage of what hermine is bringing our way fox 29's chris o'connell is trying to find out how people are changing their holiday plans but let's begin with scott williams and the latest track of the storm. scott? >> hi there. of course, we continue to follow what's happening with hurricane hermine as we take look at the latest it's category one hurricane maximum sustained winds now up to 80 miles an hour. the pressure continues to drop. already some reports of damage coming in around the big bend of florida that is where it is making landfall. also, as we move little closer to our area. take a look at the coastal communitcommunities. tropical storm watches have been posted so that means we could see tropical storm force winds in excess of 40 miles per hour down the shore. a closer look at hurricane hermine take a look at that center of circulation it's about 40 miles southeast of apalachicola right now. tornado warnings have been posted as well in that right front quadrant. we'll zoom in closer. trying to wrap up intensify bit before it nears landfall once again those rain bands continu continuing to batter the coast of florida. look at the official track from the national hurricane center. over the neck several days, it will parallel the carolina coast and then set up shot shop rite off of our coast. we're talking about several days. saturday, sunday into early next week so a long duration event. a rip tides will be dangerous. high surf. beaches erosion and also the potential for power outages. so major concerns down the shore. moderate concerns a little farther inland and take a look the farther north and west you head minor concerns. but look at the winds already gusting close to 40 miles per hour by saturday morning down the shore so those conditions really deteriorate there by 7:00 o'clock. close is 50 miles per hour places like atlantic city and wildwood so coming up in depth analysis of the storm and your holiday weekend forecast. >> all right. scott, thanks. the timing of this storm of course has many people in our area wandering if they'll have to cancel their big holiday weekend plans for those heading down the shore the impact of the hurricane could put a damper on labor day weekend. >> fox 29's chris o'connell is live in atlantic city and chris, you spoke to vacationers wondering if it's even worth staying. >> reporter: yeah, as a lot of people here down here of course jersey shore as you heard scott say under a tropical storm watch. not going to be major hurricane but certainly enough to dump a lot of rain down here at the shore and a lot of events coming down if you're coming down the shore could affect them like the big beach weekend concert here in atlantic city. this may be at least partially a washout. >> call it the calm before the storm on the beach in cape may. it may look like a summer paradise now, but come this weekend, this is what your drive down to the shore may look like. dat is getting an early start back home to delaware on the cape may lewes ferry. >> i'm very worried. i live in beach community. >> storm's impact on the east coast forced the ferry to trim its weekend schedule. >> we're not only just looking at air, hurricanes we're looking at tides. we're always looking at wave heights. we look at everything that can affect traffic. >> reporter: along the washington street mall this familiarly from north jersey are in town for week unfortunately the summer's last hoorah may be a soaker. >> we're looking forward to celebrating her birthday on saturday. she's turning nine. >> reporter: and. >> there's huge storm coming so we're kind of bumped. >> beach business that is crowd on labor day crowds for their final big summer weekend don't know what to expect. >> sometimes it washes out. sometimes it brings more people down. so it all depends on what actual occurs. >> sometimes it work out in our favor we end up getting a lot of people that can't go at the beach, can't do anything except come out to eat haven't a good time. >> reporter: talk about unlucky. pause has to leave cape may tomorrow to go back to saint pete beach, florida, where the storm is already causing damage. >> i felt weird being down here and the storm is hitting my place in florida right now. i haven't been in touch with my neighbor to see is everything is all right. >> reporter: couple other reminders as you heard scott saying many municipalities warning swimmers to be aware of those rip tides. also, if you live anywhere near the coastline, emergency managers say it's a good idea to have your evacuation plan at the ready. always good advice. dawn. >> all right. thank you, chris. looking live at radar tonight as the storm moves our way make sure you're prepared for the fox 29 weather app you can see life radar and get alerts sent to your phone you can find it in the apple and google play stor stores. >> following breaking news out of juniata park writ in you a child is in critical condition after being hit by a car on the 4200 block of l street. police say the four-year-old girl was taken to saint christopher's hospital around 7:00 tonight and is expected to survive. we're told that the driver did stay on the scene. no dui is suspected. developing to night, a picture stirring up some controversy online. philadelphia police officer with a tattoo on his arm. some people like the mayor fine it offensive, but others say it's being misinterpreted. for now it doesn't appear the officer has violated any policies, so we are not identifying him. brad sattin has more. >> reporter: it was this article in the philly voice that led to a flood of angry calls to police. pulling an it match from social mid ya post social a philadelphia police officer with tattoo on his arm appearing to depict an emblem of the nazi party eagle with the word father land. internal affairs investigating. >> looking into what the tattoo depicts. and trying get a little bit more in terms of information surround that. it is of certain in the sense we have citizens that have interpreted this as a meaning something that could be interpreted as offensive. >> reporter: head of the police union was quick to shot down any inference that the officer was a neo nazi sympathizer claiming in fact he has jewish heritage and has never been accused of of making racist or antisemitic remarks. >> he was an officer a deck indicated officer. he's been on the police force for -- on the department well over 17 years. he has an chem supplement larry record he's had this tattoo which is just an eagle for over decade. >> reporter: police say there are no policies regarding at tattoos as an officer's freedom of speech is protected like anyone else's but is a line crossed if tattoo on police officer intimidates? mayor jim kenney tweet, hell be clear, i don't like the imagery and in another tweet, open dialogue between citizens and police para mount committed to working to build that trust not offer messages that tear us apart. even defamation league is concerned but not rushing to drama. the eagle does not appear to have a swastika and a iron cross drawn into the tattoos can be many meanings in 2016. >> maybe it's not a nazi eagle it's just a german eagle. we don't know for sure. it's something that should be looked into. should be investigated and should be done so with much haste. >> reporter: now we can tell that you online many people have come to the officer's defense saying he was simply celebrating his german heritage. police are now looking into whether they may need some sort of a tattoo policy, something that certainly the union would not support. iain? >> brad, thanks. we now know more tonight about deadly shooting at a popular outlet center in atlantic city. the violence started around noon at the zumes star in the tanger outlets. the man killed was the store's manager. prosecutors identified him as 26-year-old christopher romero. police say after he was shot, the gunman louis maze net went across the street and shot himself. he's in critical condition. the motive is not known. >> philadelphia police now say they know who opened fire outside a city rec center killing a man in front of his 12-year-old son. and they are on the hunt for him tonight. you saw this as breaking news last night at 10:00. the victim a beloved member of his community. fox 29's dave schratwieser has the story. >> really sad, you know, i'm hurting in my heart. >> reporter: clara bush and folks at herman chew what neighborhood were heart broken over the news that 29-year-old pierre bubbage was gunned down wednesday night right in front of his 12-year-old son. >> the last time they see their father is a murder scene, like that is so hurtful. >> 12 years old in front of his son. for no reason. no reason. >> reporter: a bullet hole mark the spot where he was shot to death in front of a man chi what haverford community center. neighbors and police say he worked at the center and had just stopped by around 8:30 to speak with someone there. >> our potential suspect whose been identified as muhammed johnson, um, confronts him outside right in front of his son. they have some type of verbal altercation and without warning pulls out gun and shoots him several times. >> he had his children. he took care of his children. worked there at that center, you know, and i just seen him our birthdays the same day dietz the 21 accident. >> reporter: people in the neighborhood are used to gunfire but this really hits home because the community center is a place where everyone here has a connection. >> he was right there where he work at. like he died there right in front of his workplace. >> reporter: there were multiple surveillance cameras on the community enter and nearby apartment building next door where he lived. >> we actually have video of it, and the son is actual on his knees kneeling over his father screaming for somebody to come and help his dad. it's very very sad. >> these kids should not have to grow up, grow up with their last image, memory of their father dead in our streets. >> reporter: to make matters worse captain clark tells us that the man actually took johnson in and gave him a place to live in the weeks before the murder. johnson is considered armed and dangerous. at police headquarters, dave schratwieser, fox 29 news. now in it's fifth year the made in america festival becoming one of the popular music events in the country. >> final preparations are underway for a huge holiday party as all. our cameras caught crews hard at work earlier today setting the stages for the big concert. rihanna is saturdays to ,2s big headliner and cold play will take the stage on sunday. and there are also dozens other artists from different jenn ares playing throughout the weekend so lots of fun to be. not what you want to run into crawling through a local neighborhood. the real surprise. what police say is illegal about this alligator. new concerns about the water for students heading back to a local college campus. why the school is saying do not drink anything from the faucets. he was normal six-year-old boy until a mystery left him unconscious. >> incredibly frightening. this kid who was just at swimming lessons and place soccer and very active, um, and all of a sudden he's laying there in bed for two weeks not moving. >> what doctors now say was like a lightning strike that hit this little boy and his determination to beat the odds and recover. ♪ >> life look from the gulf coast of florida. hurricane hermine barrels down. the storm is set to make landfall in the next two hours. we are staying on top of the changing track and what exactly it means for us this weekend. big oil polluters. they have a friend in pennsylvania. millionaire pat toomey. toomey voted to protect their special tax breaks. saving oil companies twenty-four billion dollars. and big oil polluters have given toomey seven hundred thousand dollars in campaign contributions. tax breaks for them. campaign contributions for him. pat toomey. he's helping big oil polluters and millionaires. not the rest of us. lcv victory fund is responsible for the content of this advertising. ♪ officials answering questions tonight on the campus of rowan university about the safety of its drinking water. school officials say recent tests found increased levels of lead in several of its buildin buildings. >> now it's warning students and staff not to drink any water that comes from any building on campus. let's get straight out to shawnette wilson live on the rowan campus. shawnette? >> reporter: well officials believe the problem with the water is because of the age the older buildings that they have here on campus. they started doing testing in july but for right now they don't want students drinking any water on campus. >> i'm really concerned about it, because i brushed my teeth with it this morning. i forgot. >> reporter: freshman and her friends pick up bottled water provided by rowan university after tests found lead in the water op campus. university officials immediately posted signs and issued e-mail alerts instructing students not to drink or cook with the water for now. >> my ra was really helpful with telling us, upping, they put a lot of posters on the floors. >> university officials say an employee first noticed the water in linden hall was discolored. over the past month, the university performed tests on the water in that building and on several others on the same water line. they say the tests found elevate the levels of lead and iron in the water. >> right now we're still in the testing mode so in the residence halls we've asked students don't drink the water and we're supplying them with water. so just bottled water to be able to brush their teeth be able to cook. >> reporter: staff held meeting for students who still have questions after receiving the detailed e-mail with warnings and precautions they should take. officials say only five students came leading them to believe most are informed. >> on campus there's different, um, water filling stations where they have filter that is cut out the lead so we're installing more of those around campus. >> reporter: stephanie, says staff has done great job getting information out and she isn't too concerned. >> not really, 'cause i mostly didn't bring the water any way. we had water already and i had drinks in my fridge. >> reporter: and back here live university officials say according to the cdc and epa, lead isn't absorbed through the skin so they say showering, washing clothes even washing cooking utensils in the campus water is okay. if you'd like to read the university e-mail they zen out to parents and students just to our website fox29.com. iain, back to you. >> shawnette, thank you. you decide 2016. after raising a whopping $143 million in august, hillary clinton is another day on the campaign trail the current vice-president and her vice-president pick speak to crowds to try to win over voters. meanwhile the state department agreed today to turn over some detailed schedules from clinton's time as secretary of state to the associated press. those documents should be released by mid october. donald trump will make a trip to the city of brotherly love this weekend fox news confirming he'll hold some kind of round table meeting where exactly it will be held isn't clear yet trump will also have a second national security briefing tomorrow in new york and he will end the night in florida where he's holding a rally in pensacola. good news for commuters in our area. septa has returned the first of its six rail cars to service it comes about two months after workers discovered defects in them. four repaired silver liner five cars picked up passengers from the fox chase station this morning. they're still more than 100 cars to go and it takes each car about 12 days to get repaired. transit officials expect the regular weekday schedule to return in early october and all the cars should be back on the rails by mid november. septa's general manager says everything is in mace for the production process. for the most part, things are moving along very very well. rotem and our septa have worked together to get a very involved production cycle together for this repair. >> septa says it lost $2.5 million in revenue in july due to the problem. well tonight it's official. the biggest off season event for the nation's most popular sport is coming back to philadelphia for the first time since 1960. nfl draft will take place here in philly after two years in chicago. three-day event will take place along the ben franklin parkway. it's expected to draw more than 200,000 fans. the league will pick most of the costs -- pick most of the costs to stage the draft. not clear how much if any tax dollars will be spent. former eagles quarterback ron jaworski is an event co chairm chairman. >> post pattern from here 80 years ago the first nfl draft was held. and guess what? we're back! we're back in philadelphia and we're back strong! >> ironically the eagles trade for quarterback carson wentz cost them their first outpatient pick in 2017. as things stand now they'll be watching the opening night selections. medication mix up sends a five-year-old boy to the hospital he needed his inhaler. what his family says the school nurse gave him instead. >> a world war ii veteran wants to celebrate his service to his country. why it could cost him nearly $200. >> hurricane hermine slamming florida's gulf coast with heavy rain, whipping winds and pounding surf. the new model expected within the hour showing what we should expect. >> now, with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. bob continues his vacation, and the closures continue in anticipation of the made in america concert this weekend. so now we have logan square area, 22nd street between pennsylvania avenue and the ben franklin parkway is noire dud to one lane and that is in effect until 5:00 o'clock on monday morning. after all the excitement is ov over. now in villanova the on-going construction project that will be happening all night long. route 30 lancaster to route 320 spring mill road. while widen the scope of our forecast and all the latest traffic information starting at 4:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. ♪ for senate, katie mcginty or pat toomey? mcginty supports clean energy jobs. pat toomey voted to protect tax breaks for oil companies. mcginty is pro-choice. toomey wants to overturn roe v. wade and criminalize abortion. mcginty will consistently stand up to the gun lobby. toomey's against an assault weapons ban and gets an a rating from the nra. this year, pennsylvanians have a clear choice. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. today, guns can be bought or at a weekend gun show. and if the wrong people get a gun... we know what can happen. pat toomey put our safety ahead of partisan politics. toomey crossed party lines twice, first to support background checks, and now to stop gun sales to suspects on the terror watch list. no wonder pennsylvania cops endorse pat toomey as best to protect our families. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> now your winning lottery numbers. ♪ massive explosion at space x launch pad destroyed rocket just two days before its schedule launch. it was carrying communication satellite in facebook was supposed to use to spread internet service to africa. the explosion happened during routine test. space x founder says the accident happened while the rocket was being fueled. the company says anomaly on the pad caused the explosion. space x had another launch accident back in june of 2015. a former stanford swimmer set to leave jail tomorrow three months after being convicted of raping an unconscious woman. tougher her's ignite add national debate after many criticized his six month sentence as being way too lenient he only served half the time because he was given credit for time served as well as good behavior. turner sexual assaulted a young woman who was passed out behind a dumpster when two other students were walking by and confronted him. a world war ii purple heart veteran is fighting a state law he says is simply unfair. >> none-year-old from new hampshire says that he shouldn't have to pay for purple heart license plate. robert lines says the state law requiring him to pay $180 for the plate just not justified. lions got the distinguished award for his role in the 1945 battle of okinawa. according to lions fighting the law is not about the money but stole instead honoring the memory of fallen heroes. >> i think it's super wrong myself. wanted to get this straighten out before i pass away, you know. time is running out. >> according to state law free license plates are only provided to disabled veterans, however, lawmakers say they'll try to change that law in the next legislative session in january. he was a normal six-year-old little boy until a mystery left him unconscious. what doctors now say was like a lightning strike that hit this little boy and his determination to beat the odds and bounce ba back. >> here's live look off the coast of florida. bracing for hurricane hermine. scott williams tracking what the storm means for your holiday weekend plans. yeah. we'll throw a wrench in our holiday plans especially down the shore right now it is nearing landfall around the big bend of florida about 40 miles away from making landfall. so it is still a threat for our area. the holiday weekend? inner loop par dee. coming up new computer models coming into the fox 29 weather authority. ♪ here's live look off the gulf coast of florida right now. bracing for hurricane hermine to make landfall. the storm supposed to hit sometime in the next 90 minutes. live radar shows the swath of that storm stretching across most of the gulf side of the florida and it's going to be here by the holiday weekend. >> officials at the jersey shore are keeping especially close eye on the storm. hurricane hermine is expected to hit our area hardest starting on saturday night. >> it is putting a damper on holiday weekend excitement. the coast guard warning swimmers and boaters and anyone planning to be on or in the water to stay alert to those changely weather conditions the storm could bring some custody winds, heavy rain and some rough water. >> has the potential to increase rip occurrence and the tides. it can be very difficult to operate in. >> i'm not going in. i told my 15 year old not to go because of the rip tides. i get really scared about that kind of stuff. >> forecasters say the storm could create waves as high as 6 feet this weekend. there are concerns about coastal flooding during high tide. here's another look from florida tonight. still ahead we'll head live to the panhandle near panama city that will bear the brunt of hermine tonight. and brian was typical active six-year-old little boy until the unthinkable happened. doctors at children's hospital of philadelphia told his parents that the little boy had had a very rare stroke. >> brian didn't take that set back lying down. fox 29's joyce evans shows us the child's incredible determination to recover. ♪ >> reporter: rarely do you meet a kid like brian is a do you ski. >> yeah there are you go. >> reporter: nothing seems to get him down. >> good. >> reporter: if not for the light hand and leg braces and the surgical scar visible through his summer buzz cut you probably wouldn't believe just a year and a half ago brian came very close to never dancing or giggling again. >> we headed over with his sister swimming i was at sister's hand of the pool. he was grabbing his arm. they got him out of the water and he said that he couldn't feel his arm. >> it got much worse. doctors rushed to stabilize the unconscious six-year-old. >> the doctor comes out it was definitely something. they said they were going to call helicopter for to us send him in a helicopter down to chop. >> brian's dad flew with him still not knowing what happened to his son. >> it's scary. because everything that happens to you sign this form. by the way there's a small percentage chance he won't make it through this because but you have to sign this because we have to move forward now. you're kind of okay. what are you going to do? >> reporter: brian needed emergency brain surgery. >> he didn't hit his head. what happened? >> arterial 15 muss malformati malformation. >> reporter: typically an abnormal collection or entangled of blood vessels on the brain that suddenly rupture. >> these are like lightning strikes. >> reporter: a bleeding stroke straight out of nowhere. rare and difficult to detect says chop' directo director of c stroke neurologist row beak today i cord good you can't really know any given child will be born with some kind of blood vessel abnormality. you only know that's when lightning strikes and the bleeding happens. incredibly frightening to take this kid who was just at swimming lessons and who plays soccer and is very active, um, and all of a sudden he's laying there in bed for two weeks not moving. >> once we knew he was going to wake up, we didn't know how much of brian was going to be in there. >> reporter: brian wasted no time showing his parents. his doctors and his therapists exactly what he's made of. after under going a second brain surgery to remove the avm. >> he work his way out of bed, out of a wheelchair and back to school in just a few months. >> he they make it fun. i think that's part of it. he likes his time at the hospital as odd as that sounds. >> he didn't want to leave. >> no. >> i like everything here. >> you do? >> um-hmm. >> reporter: just beginning link his way through the exercises -- >> easy for you now. >> yeah. >> reporter: rebuilding strength. >> try to do it with the palm many of your left hand. >> regaining control and balan balance. >> physical therapist elan in a does not go easy on brian. >> keep your toes open. >> he wouldn't have it any way. >> perfect. can you hold it? >> i can hold it for very long. >> for very long. you cannot hold it. >> i can. >> he's had remarkable recovery. >> i can squeeze it. >> his speech and facial muscles now 100%. his mind sharp and witty. his spirit just incredible. >> he shows up and he really takes ownership of his own healing. >> brian's physical rehab is more challenging. often painful. >> i know when i have to take break. when to start again. >> this eight-year-old boy is so eager to work through it -- >> get most. i'll show you what i know. >> show mow what you know. >> he's taking up a hiphop dance chance working on killer routine to fight song. >> ♪ >> reporter: and there's more. brian is also been cleared to return to his soccer team but he's working for more than that. he wants to hit the field. >> being able to throw in hard for soccer. >> zippers, buttons all those kids things take for granted we're still getting there. he hasn't learned to tie his shoes yet. >> i might need help. >> reporter: there's always the possibility that brian may have another stroke, his doctors believe that's unlikely. given the out come of his surgeries and his instead dough rapid recovery. >> i'm doing good right now. >> reporter: most importantly brian's will to beat odds no matter what it takes. >> one minute. you're not going to quit, are you? no, i'm not. i'm not going to quit. >> all right. time is up. >> reporter: joyce evans -- >> did you so good today. >> reporter: fox 29 news. >> great story. medication mix up sends a five-year-old boy to the hospital. he needed his inhaler. what his family says the school nurse gave him instead. and not what you'd want to run into crawling through a local neighborhood. the real surprise. what employees say is legal about this alligator. ♪ big mix up in the skies as a lot of people scratching their heads tonight. wondering how this could have happened. a woman at jfk airport says jet blue staff members showed up at the gate with a child that wasn't hers. it turns out that child was supposed to be in boston. but it was her son that landed there instead. both unaccompanied boys got on planes in the dominican republic and each had the other's passport. jet blue acted right away to fix the problem ton night both boys are safe and at their correct destinations. turning to your money tonight, a freebie for some lucky septa riders. mcdonald's gave away $5,000 worth of free tokens at a station in south philadelphia tonight all part of promotion with the chain and the eagles. it's the third season the teal and mcdonald's teamed up forgive aways. fans will also have a chance to win an eagles vip experience and other team swag throughout the season. the family of a five-year-old little boy is furious after she says the school gave her grandson the wrong medication. >> the boy's grandmother claims a nurse gave him written lynn to treat his asthma instead of an inhaler. car tina bridge forward says her grandson has lot of allergies and he's got lot of medication to kind of deal with it all but it's his little inhaler he uses at school to control his asthma. she says instead the school nurse hoped charter school in washington, d.c. gave him ritalin which is in pill. >> i said what the hell did you do to my grandson? he's a chronic severe asthmatic. so you didn't see the name on that medicine? she said no, i was not looking. no, you -- you got on today. m glasses you should have look looked. >> he was rush to the hospital as precaution. he's doing fine tonight at last check the school is not yet commented on the ordeal. as we take live look at florida and hurricane hermine is about to hit landfall it it will be there just in time sadly for the holiday weekend. >> our scott williams tracking when we can expect to see the impact here scott. >> beautiful day for friday but for the upcoming weekend all eyes on hermine. new computer model data coming in. your entire weekend forecast next. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there's a race going on right now. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, 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public. it's not clear where this little guy came from. moving life to the gulf coast of florida tonight, bearing the brunt of hurricane hermine as it prepares to make landfall. you can see on life radar the storm covers most of the gulf side of the state. residents down south are bracing for the impact and taking shelter tonight. fox's natalie posie is live in panhandle near panama city where the hurricane expected to make landfall within the hour. natalie. >> reporter: dawn iain, we are seeing the rain and wind intensify as hurricane hermine makes its way closer here to the florida gulf coast and northeast part here. we're in downtown apalachicola as expected it's pretty quiet here. a lot of the businesses did close their doors early except for one. we actually have one restaurant that plans to stay open until midnight tonight despite all of this rain and heavy winds that we're dealing here with. we've been dealing with power outages. i can tell that you about mile away from where we are a hotel did lose power earlier this evening, and also here in downtown we've been seeing just the lights go in and out in certain parts here of the downtown area. one of the things that we really have to keep an eye on is going to be life threatening surge and flooding franklin county emergency management center did issue a mandatory evacuation for the barrier islands here, and we are expecting about a storm surge of six to 9 feet. so hurricane hermine is expected to make landfall here again in the northeast part of the florida gulf coast. just before midnight and those winds now reaching about 80 miles per hour. send it back to you guys in the studio. >> all right, thank you natalie. taking another live look at radar tonight, as the storm moves our way. make sure you're prepared with fox 29 weather app and let's check in with scott. >> yeah, hi there, dawn. of course all eyes along the gulf coast and florida. you can take look right now. hermine a category one hurricane maximum sustain winds at 80 miles per hour. it's nearing landfall right around the big bend of florida area. but look at those feeder bands continuing to rotate inland. also, there has been a concern for some tornadoes this evening. but we'll move up the coast. up the mid atlantic into our area. down the shore also sections of delaware tropical storm watches have been posted because we are anticipating the potential for winds gusting over 40 miles per hour. that's tropical storm force. back toward the in order area take look at the center of circulation once again nearing the big bend of florida area. but right front quadrant we're talking about tornado warnings already on going for several counties that is always a concern when you have that strong wind shear with any landfall and tropical system look at some of the latest spaghetti plots. the track shifting farther on the east. however, as we move toward the upcoming weekend, take look at how it kind of stalls for a couple of days. it wants to move a little closer to the coast then rotate back a little farther to the south after moving north. so would mean a long duration event especially down the shore. so that's where i do anticipate major impacts out of this system. so as we look at the official track, take a look. as we move toward 2:00 p.m. on saturday, just north and east of cape hatteras but saturday to monday it really doesn't move a whole lot out to sea so that will be the danger and the concern down the shore. look at some of the impacts across the area. lesser impacts once you move farther north and west. moderate impacts along the i-95 corridor. major impacts once we move down the shore. so take look at future wind gusts by seven morning, we're already talking about the potential for tropical storm force winds down the shore. so saturday conditions going downhill and look at 7:00 o'clock. gusting up to 50 miles per hour places like atlantic city, wildwood, moving over to dover and millville. then by sunday morning, we're looking at winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour and then they ramp back up during the height of the storm by sunday afterno afternoon. gusting upwards of 50 perhaps even 60 miles per hour down the shore. so power outages, beach erosion, coastal flooding will be a concern. so look at the labor day weekend forecast down the shore. beautiful for tomorrow though that is going to be the pick day but take look at saturday. sunday into monday even lingering clouds and rain. so 75 degrees the high on saturday. 70 on sunday uppe up 70s on mon. three to five or more inches of rain possible. we'll break it down again. down the shore, we have that rip current danger all labor day weekend on saturday, clouds, p.m. showers, moving in. winds gusting up to 40 miles an hour on sunday gusting up to 60 on monday lingering showers winds gusting up to 35 miles per hour. in philadelphia, we could see one to 2-inches of rain out of this system. it looks like the wettest of the several days for the holiday weekend for philadelphia would be on sunday. so those rainfall chances tomorrow, 91. saturday afternoon and evening ramping up. sunday 70% and look at this particular computer model showing some of the rainfall totals across the area. you can see one to 2-inches around philadelphia. but where you see that red shade that is three plus inches of rainfall. once you move down the shore. so of course the highest impacts will be the farther south and east ahead away from philadelphia but great weather tomorrow once again sunshine low humidity the temple game looking good. but watching the track. watching the coast. new computer models still coming in. a new update at 11:00. back to you. >> all right, thank you, scott. you can stay ahead of the storm with the fox 29 weather app. you can see life radars and get alerts sent right to your phone find it in the apple and google play stores. all right. let's check in with the eagles. sean bell is here to tell us about that. >> the fourth and final preseason game but the starters they're not going to play. so all about the bench and the guys, well, they got it done. there was one backup that really shined big and he was a guy that basically set you're not cutting me. i'm uncuttable. that's coming up next in sports. big oil polluters. they have a friend in pennsylvania. millionaire pat toomey. toomey voted to protect their special tax breaks. saving oil companies twenty-four billion dollars. and big oil polluters have given toomey seven hundred thousand dollars in campaign contributions. tax breaks for them. campaign contributions for him. pat toomey. he's helping big oil polluters and millionaires. not the rest of us. lcv victory fund is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> eagles in their final preseason action which basically is a showcase for all the backups. guys trying to make the team that's on the fringe of that 43 man roster usually at this point we actually know what the starters are going to be in week one. eagles in limbo with the offensive line. lane johnson still waiting on the game in that 10 game suspension. everyone still waiting for the sample from the drug test. he eagles are preparing for lane to start against the browns. process taking a little longer than everyone predicted but, again, the backups all about the backups in this game. chase daniels luck he has a spot on the team. he played awful today. interception in the red zone one of two interceptions on the night. one resulted in this. look at this former temple owl robbie anderson showing he can do it nfl too. 44-yard touchdown from bryce pet pet tee. 61 yards on the game. play of the game was paul turn turner. straight up the middle. after a bunch of catches. he basically said you guys cannot cut me. it's not possible. played great. skip to the fourth quarter, former penn state rookie christian hack ken burg just hike in college. throw as pick right to ed reynolds and reynolds is gone. clear pass 90 yards to the end zone eagles win 14-six. improving four-zero in the preseason. not a big deal because it's preseason. still you want to win every game you play in but the paul turner absolutely dominated. >> he's done everything we've asked him to do. he's making it hard on us and that's what i challenged all the young guys really to make it hard on myself and howie and the personnel staff when we have to make these decisions by saturday at 4:00 o'clock. >> all right. major story this preseason is colin kaepernick sat down during the national anthem in first three preseason gales. he said he will not honor the flag until america deals with the social crisis african-americans are dealing with in this country. he spoke to former nfl and green beret nate boyer before the games before nine minutes. they dialogue back and and forth to come to some type of understanding he chose to kneel during the national anthem in san diego. his teammate eric reid actually kneeled also and earlier today this picture came out of cap in practice wearing socks that pictured policemen as pigs. this coming right after some of the shootings involving unarmed african-americans and officers and later in the 11:00 o'clock i'll talk a little bit about where this is going. because cap is now actually being compared to murder they are my goodness. >> things going too far. i'll have my take on that coming up at 11:00 o'clock. >> be interested to hear what you have to say on that, sean. that will do it for us at 10:00. iain standing by what's bumming up at 11:00. >> hur main hermine slamming into the coast of florida with high winds, heavy rain the storm on track to hit or area right in the middle of the holiday weekend. the news model is just coming in. your weather authority will have the details in the first five minutes. the fox 29 news at 11:00 is up next. the new family feud what's minstant game playing with top prizes of a hundred grand? survey says... (ding) winning. on the spot. play family feud from the pennsylvania lottery. and you could win... on the spot! keep on scratchin' >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11. right now florida's gulf coast getting hammered by hurricane hermine set to make landfall in the next hour. live radar shows that storm covering most of the state from the panhandle down south of tampa bringing soaking rain, high winds and all around mess. that mess will be here just in time for your holiday weekend. good evening, i'm iain page. lucy is off tonight. that storm already causing massive flooding in parts of florida. that's only the start. we already have tropical storm watches posted in parts of our area. our chris o'connell found some people preparing down the shore, but we start with scott williams tracking the path. >> hi there, iain. of course, new information just came in from the national hurricane center. it's keeping hermine at a category one hurricane maximum sustained winds still at 80 miles per hour and s

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