tonight, we take you inside this incredible comeback. good evening, thanks for joining us on this sunday. i m tom llamas. we begin tonight with the powerful and deadly storm, hermine. the system making its way up the eastern seaboard. killing two people since making landfall on friday, including taking the life of this driver of a big rig in north carolina. hermine triggering a new state of emergency tonight, plus dangerous rip currents and severe erosion. our ginger zee in breezy points, queens, has been tracking the system for weeks now. reporter: tonight, big breakers taking a bite out of new jersey beaches. in ocean city, large waves, dangerous rip currents, rough waters, rocking the passengers aboard the royal caribbean s anthem of the seas, bound for bermuda from new jersey. eating in the restaurant, dishes going all over the place. reporter: and further south, in parts of powuoson, virginia, neighborhoods under water. you ve got to make the best of the situ
boating. over the bay at the johns hopkins hospital cam. a couple of clouds, light winds. the wave height in check. great view over lakeland. but lakeland across the interior, you will be one of the locations with the best rain chance this afternoon and evening. skytower is nice and quiet with the light winds. we will shift the storm coverage inland late today. the further north you live, we may squeeze out a coastal shower in citrus county but we don t have a big push of wind in the atmosphere. temperatures are in the mid-to-upper 70s. a few low 70s. bartow, 73. 77 in venice. 78 in tem pa and st. petersburg. satellite and rail dar combined showed very active yesterday and saturday night across the inland areas but we re still hanging on to remnants of tropical moisture. so while we are quiet this morning that is not to say as the afternoon ends we ll bring in a 40-50% rain chance. air will fling around. the backside of hermine, which is no longer tropical. but still going to
what he told reporters this weekend that now has so many devil wears prada fans crying into their hermes scarves. that s in the skinny. it s monday, labor day, september 5th. from abc news, this is world news now. trendy there with the lingo. good morning to you all, diane macedo. good morning, i m nick watt in for kendis gibson. the big story this morning is the storm system of the northeast coast. tropical storm warnings have been canceled for everywhere south of new york city but are in effect for the end of long island and southern new england. the remnants of return hermine are only moving at 3 miles per hour. the post-tropical cyclone s 70-mile-an-hour winds are enough to churn up the surf and make dangerous rip closed for swimming and other water activities. abc has more. reporter: big breakers taking a bite out of new jersey beaches, eroding the shoreline. in ocean city, large waves, dangerous rip currents and winds busting beach-goers labor day weeke
i can t move certain body parts. jesus says the woman was ticketed for negligence a punishment that he believes pales in comparison to the months of recovery that lay ahead for anthony. anthony s friends have started a gofundme page to help the family with medical bills. we have a link to that on our website if you d like to help. reporting live david schuman 13 action news. as we head into labor day some of the smoke and haze we saw this morning is clearing on the left side of your screen that was what many people woke up to this morning. but as we take a live look outside on the right side of your screen it s much nicer. and on top of that karla it s gonna be a little bit north will keep winds breezy this evening and will continue to bring milder air into the area. high temps will top out in the by tuesday as that system makes a full exit. two more systems will pass to our north wednesday and way into the area thursday and we ll have slight chances for is
disappearance. reporter: a major break in a missing case. authorities confirming the 11-year-old s remains have been found. my prayers and thoughts are with them. the family needs peace. to know where he is, not to wonder is he still out there. reporter: the family releasing a statement saying they are in deep grief and did not want jacob s story to end this way. last week an 11-year-old boy jacob wetterling was kidnapped from the streets of minnesota. reporter: his story captured the nation s a it s discouraging. mornings are, i think, the worst for me. it s like another day. reporter: it was 1989 in st. joseph, minnesota, when a masked gunman abducted jacob who was riding his bike home with his brother and a friend. since then court documents show investigators questioned this man, daniel heinrich, in connection with several sex assault cases in minnesota. he s currently in jail on child pornography charges which he kstp reporting it was heinrich who led a