huh. v erika: uber in trouble. the lawsuit involving a boston woman, and the new demands for passenger safety. emily: a popular cafe, burned in brockton. why the damage is so disappointing for one neighborhood. erika: contempt charges, already a possibility in the chism trial. the comments that could get a prospective juror in trouble. it' s on the eye for this friday morning. announcer: you are watching wcvb, boston' s news leader. good morning, this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. emily: also on the eye this morning, it' s enough to make boston traffic look light. this nightmare.

erika: it does not look real. emily: it is real. good morning, i' m emily riemer. erika: and i' m erika tarantal. cindy: the threat for the wet weather will increase throughout the day. have an umbrella with you. rain and downpours and even a rumble of thunder impacting your evening commute. right now, cloud cover. one lightning strike showing up. you see that here. this batch of rain is mostly going to miss us to the north. once it goes by, southerly wind picks up. we could see some gusty downpours and a rumble of thunder. 50 degrees in worcester. with the southerly wind picking up, look at the temperatures. 70 degrees.

by three :00 this afternoon, unfortunately, timed out for your evening commute. the evening hours. more on the weekend forecast. let' s see how we are looking. olessa: just volume. delays starting to build. 24. 95, some delays approaching 128 split. the pike looks good. 495 to little bit of volume and delays approaching --. the branch dealing with delays. emily: new trouble for uber this morning over passenger safety. s antoinette antonio is live in boston with the lawsuit the ride share

antoinette: this morning, two women are taking on the company, accusing uber of neglect and fraud after they were allegedly sexually assaulted by drivers. the lawsuit involves two different cases. one in boston back in february, where a driver was charged with indecent assault after allegedly taking off with a woman, taking her offer route and attacking her. the other incident happened in south carolina with similar allegations. the lawsuit calls on uber to mandate tamperproof video cameras in cars and give customers the option of choosing a female driver and mandate fingerprint-based background checks. uber has issued a statement saying its thoughts are with the victims in these cases.

antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter five. >> a quartet is made up of four tunisian nations that participated in the arab spring movement. erika: investigators are trying to figure out what caused the fire that heavily damaged a popular brockton business. the flames broke out at the sunset cafe around 7:00 last night. one firefighter was injured in a fall during the fire but he' s expected to be ok. local leaders including the mayor said the cafe had done a lot to revitalize that brockton neighborhood. right now there is new legal trouble at the trial of a teenager accused of killing his teacher. emily: the eye' s frank holland is live in salem with the juror who may have said too much. frank: a danvers man known as juror 39 could face contempt and perjury charges. juror 39 admitted to salem

he violated an order barring any discussion about the case against phillip chism. the now 16-year-old from danvers is accused of killing his math teacher colleen ritzer in 2013. the parent told the judge he made several statements to other potential jurors including, i' m from danvers and that' s probably why i won' t get picked and i was at danvers high school that tragic day. it' s wrong for me to be on this jury. juror 39 could not remember if he also told other potential jurors he attended a candle light vigil for ritzer last year. juror 39 was excused earlier, partly because of his connection to the case. the judge has selected 12 of the 18 jurors needed for the trial. the defense argues all should now be dismissed. the judge says he' ll make that decision after reading a transcript of what other jurors say they were told. a new pool of potential jurors will arrive at the courthouse today. emily: right now police are looking for a man and a woman seen leaving the scene of a stabbing on boston common. punches were thrown outside the park street t station before

someone pulled out a knife and the fight turned bloody. the man received multiple stab wounds described as not life-threatening. police say the attack was not random. investigators say this fast-moving fire at an oxford lumber yard was an accident. the fire chief says wednesday night' s flames started near a make-shift kiln used to dry lumber. the telegram reports that kiln was built out of an old oil tank which was not maintained and left unattended. the business owner says his son noticed the smoke and was on scene all night helping deal with the fire and its aftermath. erika: this morning former crew members are raising new concerns about the cargo ship lost at sea during hurricane joaquin. they say the el faro had some rooms that were constantly leaking and the drainage didn' t work on the ship. ship denies those claims saying the vessel was well-maintained. meantime, a new mission will be launched to find the ship. the u.s. navy will send special equipment in hopes of locating el faro and its data recorder. that recorder may explain what

house speaker robert deleo knew winthrop native keith griffin , who worked on the ship. get something done. my first reaction was i can picture keith out in the ocean, one -- i can do this. erika: two other massachusetts natives were also aboard. investigators believe the ship is located close to three miles below the ocean' s surface. emily: commitment 2016 now and new signs that vice president decision about entering the race. according to the new yorker, the democratic national committee this week. they reportedly went over details like the primary calendar and filing deadlines. a dnc spokesman would not biden' s potential rival hillary clinton is planning what her campaign is calling a day of action on gun control. that would take place across new hampshire tomorrow. she plans to send staffers door

to door to talk to voters. on monday, clinton spelled out her own gun control proposals including closing background check loopholes and allowing victims to sue gun manufacturers. on the republican side, several candidates are in new hampshire today. ted cruz will be in nashua. rand paul will share that city and also visit manchester. lindsey graham will make stops in newington and portsmouth. donald trump will hold a rally here in massachusetts next friday in tyngsborough. erika: right now republicans are still trying to sort out the chaos on capitol hill. california congressman kevin mccarthy is out, abruptly pulling his name from consideration to replace house speaker john boehner. now there is a growing push to convince former vice presidential nominee paul ryan to throw his hat in the ring. ryan says he doesn' t want it but we' re learning boehner and others have now made personal calls to get him to change his mind. a top advisor for the romney-ryan campaign says he understands why.

>> he is the type of person who can bring together the young firebrands in the house caucus and put them together with the older establishment members. erika: representatives jason chaffetz and daniel webster are still vying for the job. emily: right now a class action lawsuit spelling new trouble for the fantasy sports business. that includes allegations of insider-trading, fraud and false advertising by boston-based draftkings and rival site fan duel. all of this surfacing after a draftkings employee won $350,000 inadvertently posted information about the players being picked the most in nfl fantasy lineups. draftkings has denied any wrong doing but questions are growing. >> there is a reason to think if you are working for them, you might be very good at this particular product. maybe there is a possibility that they are making this money

annalee says -- emily: new york' s attorney general has already launched an inquiry into the incident and massachusetts attorney general wants to talk to the two companies about their practices. erika: changes are coming to a dorchester neighborhood after a woman was sexually assaulted at knifepoint. the incident happened last month on harbor view street. at a community meeting last night, police told residents they' d beef up patrols in the area. including offers stationed behind the jfk/umass station during the evening hours. a camera was also installed at the robert ryan playground. he stopped a terror attack in europe, only to get stabbed at home in the u.s. emily: new details on the street fight, that landed a hero in the hospital. getting the best deals on your holiday travel fare means acting fast. the best time to book your tickets. erika: get that college fund going, the best plans to save money for your kids. cindy? cindy: windy and warm today with some showers. you can see them to the north and west.

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>> [indiscernible] good morning, eyeopener. >> good morning to you. this is the second family fun run. it goes towards helping a second grader, team connor. >> market calendar now. -- mark your calendar now. cindy: there has been a lot of pressure. the weekend looks great. we are going to see some wet weather today. there is heavy rain potential. there will be gusty wind developing today. a rumble or two of thunder.

we are hearing some now. seeing lightning strikes east of syracuse, new york state, west of saratoga springs. it is missing us this morning. you could get tagged by a couple of these showers. the bulk of the activity is going to come from this cold front to the west. as a gets closer, the chance for showers and thunderstorms going up this afternoon. not a lot of wind out the door this morning. gusts to 30 miles an hour this afternoon. you see wet weather moving in. it turns windy and warm and wet. 60' s showing up across connecticut with the southerly wind.

boston, lawrence, around 70. southerly wind gusty through the afternoon. across southern new hampshire, a couple of showers towards western massachusetts. we start to pick up on downpours. there could be a rumble of thunder. the timing is not great. by 6:00, downpours scattered across the area. things will quiet down on the cape after about 9:00 or 10:00 this evening. a quarter to half an inch of those downpours. clearing skies, down in the s. a northwesterly wind, gusty in the morning. of the 50' s tomorrow. the coolest day of the

if you are doing traveling, across northern most new england, moderate color. it is patchy here in southern new england. all inch later -- full edge later this year. the temperatures we have had is starting to kickstart the foliage. olessa: a live look at route one. still seeing the volume pick up. heavy out of brockton. volume out of route three. once you get there, the expressway is slow from braintree to boston. the pike looks good. 93 southbound, volume out of methuen.

except the green line e branch. >> breaking news out of arizona. a shooting happened at near a dorm that houses the greek organization. the shooter is in custody. we will bring you more information as we get it. meantime, one of three americans who stopped a terror attack in france is in stable condition this morning after being stabbed on a california street during a fight. this surveillance video shows the wild scene in sacramento. police say spencer stone was out with friends, words were exchanged with another group of people, and things quickly got out of hand. >> there were conversations and then it continued around the block where the stabbing occurred. erika: police are looking for at least two suspects in wednesday night' s brawl. the 23-year-old stone lost a finger while stopping a gunman on a train to paris in august.

emily: topping economic headlines this friday, asian markets jumped overnight over expectations interest rates will stay at a record low here in the u.s. down. there were gains across the board on thursday. verizon wireless is trying to pressure its longtime customers into giving up their unlimited verizon stopped offering the 4 years ago, but allowed those who had them to keep them at $29.99 a month. but, next month, that price jumps to $49.99. at&t is trying something similar to get it' s unlimited data customers to give up their data plans as well. emily: act fast if you' re looking to save on holiday travel this year. the orbitz holiday insider index says tickets will be cheapest today. airfare may dip again around november 6 but will peak the week before christmas. you can save the most money, up

21, the monday before christmas or on christmas eve. erika: saving money for your child' s education seems like an obvious choice. but making the wrong choice can actually hurt you down the road. financial experts say these are the best options, a 529 college plan. it' s similar to an ira or 401-k and allows parents to save for that education tax-free through an array of investment options. next there are ugma or utma accounts. these accounts offer tax breaks but aren' t tied to college, they can be used for just about anything. just remember you may have less control over that money. and finally, a roth ira. they can be opened in a child' s name once they start earning income. they can be accessed once the child turns 18 but not without penalties, so they can be saved beyond college years. emily: an omelet made without a pan. erika: and quite possibly the worst traffic jam ever. it' s ahead in eyepoppers. then, new at 6:30, commuters demanding better ways to get around boston. the transportation changes they want from the city. emily: and presidential candidate ben carson, raising eyebrows with his latest gun control comments.

his comparison to the holocaust,

>> we are here to raise money for cancer. >> a good morning, eyeopener. >> energy and enthusiasm from the crowd. this event raises money for the leukemia and lynn phony -- leukemia society. they raised more than $1 million this year. an incredible achievement and a great night there. >> great work with the fund raising. a pretty idea. it is something different. cindy, talking about rain. cindy: it comes in later this afternoon and into this evening. 4:00 to 8:00 the greatest risk time for showers. turning cloudy and windy. southerly wind pushes the

the good news, they are gone for the holiday weekend. sunshine each and every day. we are back in the lower 70' s by columbus day. erika: time for your friday eyepoppers. olessa: very light and it could be your new breakfast cheat. it' s called an omelet in a bag. it may look strange but recipes.com promises it works. dump everything in a plastic bag, roll it around, and drop it in a pot of boiling water for 13 minutes. dump it on a plate and voila. >> and you do not need to clean the pan. do you need a special bag? olessa: i will do some research and find out. we know boston traffic can be bad, but just be glad it' s nothing like this. that' s a 50-lane highway in

china, traffic backed up for miles and miles. the jam happening where a new toll booth just opened, reducing the highway from 50 lanes down to 20. millions of drivers are headed home after a week-long national holiday. the gridlock is expected to continue all week. >> that is unbelievable. olessa: you cannot do anything. you just sit there in the parking lot. emily: a food fight, pitting two businesses against each other. the legal duel between dumpling restaurants. and facebook is going beyond the like button. the new ways to show emotion on the site. taking a live look at the expressway. more volume at this hour. look at the headlights. olessa is keeping an eye on the roadways. 56 degrees.

buses. hours later, signal problems added to the problems for commuters. emily: breaking news right now, the nobel peace prize has been awarded to a tunisian democracy group. the national dialogue quartet were honored as being part of

arab spring movement. the nobel committee said they established a peaceful political process when tunisia was on the brink of civil war. erika: more breaking news, one student is dead and 4 others wounded in a shooting on the that' s in flagstaff. it happened near a dorm that s greek organizations. the school says the shooter is more information as we get it. emily: right now two women including one from boston are suing uber over passenger safety. they want the ride share company to make a number of changes , including mandating car cameras after they say they were attacked by drivers. new this morning, boston commuters are demanding a series of changes from the trains to traffic, asking the city to make getting around less painful. erika: the eye' s antoinette antonio is live in boston with the new survey just released. antoinette: this is really a wish list of sorts. it' s what commuters want to see

2030 transportation initiative. the globe reports that residents would like to see speed limits lowered from 30 to 25 miles per hour. they hope the city will increase the number of train stations that have bus and shuttle service. and people also want see help for low income households when it comes to how much they spend on transportation. holding several events to gather feedback. more than 6,000 residents responded. among the other goals residents have, reducing the average commute time by 10% for everyone, from 28.8 minutes to 25.9 minutes. city officials are gathering more feedback on the report and they plan to release a final action plan in the spring of 2016. we are live in boston this morning, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: right now investigators are trying to figure out what caused this raging marina fire in quincy. they' re still waiting to raise

the boat where the flames actually started. for some people, those boats were homes. we brought this to you as breaking news yesterday morning. the fire started in a boat called the dry anchor with what witnesses describe as two big explosions. an abington woman on board barely escaped with her life. >> she came out of her bedroom and smelled and saw smoke. shield to my dad. the smoke got worse. she was scared to go from one side to the other because she was afraid of what would happen. he went back, held her hand, pulled her back through. >> there were eleven boats involved in all. emily: a k-9 sniffs out a large amount of marijuana being smuggled though logan airport. take a look this is zeva, posing with the 100-pounds of pot she sniffed out. troopers had been alerted that a san francisco-boston delta passenger was carrying a large amount of marijuana. it had been stored in heat-sealed plastic wrap.

trafficking in marijuana. erika: this morning a dumpling duel is pitting the owner of one local restaurant against her former employees. nadia liu spellman opened her weston restaurant a year ago. dumpling daughter got rave reviews. she' s now suing a new millbury restaurant called dumpling girl for stealing trade secrets, unfair competition, false advertising. the lawsuit claims 41 of the items on dumpling girl' s menu are direct copies from dumpling daughter, right down to the descriptions. spellman is quick to talk about her food but not the lawsuit. >> the best part of this business is we are a passionate family about food and we love our food. erika: the owners of dumpling girl aren' t talking about the lawsuit either. abandoned at logan, and up for auction. emily: the big-ticket items travelers left behind. plus, ben carson, making

controversial comments in the gun control debate. his comparison to the holocaust. erika: and we continue to follow breaking news in arizona. one student is dead, three others hurt after a shooting at northern arizona university in flagstaff. a suspect is in custody.

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>> a slow ride here. we are used to the slow volume during the rush hour. aside from that, we are in good shape. cindy: some clouds out there now. the wind will push the temperature to around 70. showers, even a rumble of thunder possible. we will clear things out overnight. the holiday weekend looking fantastic. emily: commitment 2016, more controversial comments about gun control from republican hopeful ben carson, as he continues defending his remarks about last week' s mass shooting at an oregon community college, carson was pressed about earlier views he wrote in a book, that gun confiscation in nazi germany

holocaust. >> the likelihood of hitler being able to accomplish his goals would have been diminished if the people had been armed. emily: carson has also suggested that if he were in an oregon classroom last week when a gunman stormed in he would have urged everyone to confront the shooter instead of allowing him to shoot everyone one-by-one. president obama is heading to roseburg, oregon, today to meet privately with survivors and relatives of victims of the umpqua community college shooting. but, he' ll also be met by protesters angry over his renewed calls for tighter gun control laws just hours after last friday' s shooting. the president said such violence has become routine. erika: we' ll update our breaking news the nobel peace prize awarded and a shooting on an plus, a donald trump fan, getting a moment on stage with the republican. the enthusiastic exchange trump swears he didn' t stage. and, facebook wants users to express themselves. the new options, going beyond

emily: time for your news to go. gorgeous as boston wakes up. erika: cindy has your forecast. cindy: rain is on the way. but when you think about what

some communities were dealing with ten years ago today it' s hard to complain. there was flooding in alstead, new hampshire. it just wiped out parts of the town. cold river rising caused part of a culvert to collapse sending a huge wall of water down on route 123. two people died after their home was swept away. this was 10 years ago today. quite a different scenario as of late. it has been so dry, still experiencing moderate drought conditions. we could use a little bit of rain. some thunderstorms possible as we get into the afternoon and evening hours. cold front off to the west will

the wind is going to be picking up. time. late in the day, the wind will hour. wears on. you can see we are dry through the most part. storms. 3:00 this afternoon, worcester on north and west. you will deal with the showers and embedded downpours. they will close in just in time for the evening commute. not expecting a time of rain. the skies clear out overnight. sunshine each and every day through the holiday weekend. let' s get you out to the roads. a couple of trouble spots. olessa: the volume is out there.

let' s get to the maps and check out the rest of the travel volume. s -- southbound. minute ride. south of town, 24 heavy from avon to 128. delays from sharon. aaa expressway, 30 minutes -- braintree expressway, 30 minutes to boston. emily: breaking news now, the national dialogue quartet is the s nobel peace prize. the award announced just minutes ago in norway. the quartet is made up of four tunisian organizations who participated in the arab spring movement. s transition to democracy is considered the most successful of the arab spring in

2011. also breaking, one soon is dead and three injured after a shooting in arizona. the school says the shooter is in custody and we will bring you more information as we get it. a new legal challenge for uber this morning. erika: the eye' s antoinette antonio is live in boston with the lawsuit the ride share company is now facing. antoinette: this morning two women are suing uber, after they were allegedly sexually assaulted by drivers. the lawsuit involves two separate cases, one in boston back in february where a driver is accused of taking a woman off her route and attacking her. the other incident happened in south carolina with similar allegations. the lawsuit calls on uber to create full-service customer support centers. mandate tamper-proof video cameras in cars. give customers the option of choosing a female driver. background checks.

uber released a statement saying its thoughts are with the victims in these cases. live in boston, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> a danvers father could face contempt and perjury charges for what he said to his fellow potential jurors during the jury selection process for the murder trial of a danvers teen. phillip chism is accused of killing his math teacher coleen ritzer in 2013. the man, known as juror 39, admitted he told other potential jurors he is a danvers high parent and was at the school on the day of the killing. juror 39 was excused, partly because of his connection. the judge has selected 12 of the 18 jurors needed. dismissed because of this controversy. emily: investigators are trying to figure out what caused the fire that heavily damaged a popular brockton business. night. one firefighter was injured in a fall during the fire but he' s expected to be ok.

local leaders including the mayor said the cafe had done a lot to revitalize that brockton neighborhood. erika: right now police are looking for a man and a woman seen leaving the scene of a stabbing on boston common. punches were thrown outside the park street t station before someone pulled out a knife and the fight turned bloody. the man received multiple stab wounds described as not life-threatening. police say the attack was not random. emily: kinder morgan is considering a change to its proposed natural gas pipeline route that would bring it closer to the everett turnpike in new hampshire. the union leader reports company representatives met with local officials yesterday. some merrimack town council members do have concerns about the plan. but kinder morgan insists the process is fluid and the plan could change again before they submit it for federal approval. worcester' s school superintendent is leaving her post. she is taking a job in norfolk, virginia. dr. melinda boone has led the worcester school system for six years.

is not set yet but it has been , reported that she will leave in december, no replacement has been named. emily: cars abandoned at logan for more than a year are hitting the auction block. massport says they have tried and failed to reach the owners of 95 cars left in their lots. some of the cars have been parked at the airport since the last auction in 2009. on the auction list, a bmw a few mercedes and a mini cooper. emily: a major settlement in south carolina in the deadly shooting of an unarmed black man. the city of north charleston will pay walter scott' s family $6.5 million. a witness captured the shooting on his cell phone. it shows former police officer michael slager firing 8 times at scott. slager was indicted on a murder charge in june and faces 30 years to life if convicted. erika: there is a growing push to convince former vice presidential nominee paul ryan ryan says he doesn' t want the job but we' re learning boehner , and others have now made personal calls to get him to change his mind. representatives jason chaffetz

and daniel webster are still vying for the job. >> i am hispanic and i vote for mr. trump. emily: donald trump takes the stage in las vegas much to the delight of one enthusiastic supporter. he pulled the woman on the stage to stand by him. she said she was from colombia and she was holding the latest issue of people magazine, with trump on the cover. trump claims he had never met the woman who appears to be one of his biggest fans. >> emily: a california mother is outraged over a toy pirate ship she says is racist. ida lockett says the assembly instructions for the playmobil toy tell users to place a shackle around the neck of an figurine that looks like an african-american slave. in a statement, the company says the toy is intended to portray life on a 17th century pirate ship and they didn' t mean to offend anyone. emily: it' s hard to imagine how that' s an suv, hanging from the lines of a utility pole in north carolina.

hurt. police think the suv had some kind of mechanical issue before the crash. emily: jetblue wants to bring the farm to your tray table. the airline just announced it' s opening a blue potato farm and a garden at jfk airport in new york. it' ll be outdoors near terminal 5, and called, appropriately, t5. the 24,000 square foot space has 3,000 crates of potato plants. they are also growing herbs and produce like beets and arugula. erika: it' s not a dislike button, but facebook is testing out new ways to express emotions. today, facebook users in ireland and spain will be able to use a set of new expressions and animated emojis. they include love, wow, and yay. along with happy and sad faces. facebook says the new reactions feature could become available to users here. >> this week, got to put the focus in now on dallas.

erika: gronk on this sunday' s game against the injury-plagued cowboys, rob gronkowski says the bye week was helpful and gave the pats a chance to rest up for the game. dallas is coming off a tough loss against the saints. emily: a rough night for the boston bruins opening the season here at home against the winnipeg jets. the team is trying to bounce back after missing the playoffs last season, but both zdeno chara and dennis seidenberg had to sit out with injuries. the b' s struggling to keep the puck out of their net. tuukka rask made 26 saves, but it wasn' t nearly enough. 6-2 was the final. a rain delay led to a mishap during the kansas city royals game against the houston astros. a member of the grounds crew got caught in the rolling tarp,as they tried to protect the field from a downpour. fortunately he managed to escape pretty quickly. that seems pretty heavy.

cindy: a live look outside. a slow ride. bumper-to-bumper. let' s get to the maps and see what else is going on. traveling north 93, southbound side picking up delays. slower down to the leverett connector. watching this crash here. the pike eastbound, some emergency crews taking out a lane. about a boston. dealing with green line delays everything else is on schedule. cindy: we are to have some rain. a lot of cloud cover overhead. 56 degrees. southerly wind starting to pick up.

sustained wind over 30. there will be wet weather moving in. temperatures coming up to around 70 degrees through the afternoon. the rain now is to our north and west. the tail end of this could throw a couple of showers across northern massachusetts, southern new hampshire. as the cold front presses and, we could see showers and a rumble of thunder is not out of the question. north and west of worcester area, those close in around the greater boston area. some wet weather lingering south of boston. low temperatures tonight into the 40' s. the coolest day of the holiday weekend. chilly start. scattered frost.

fantastic. lower 70' s back for columbus day on monday. maybe doing some apple picking.

good morning, america. breaking news at this hour. at least one person killed and three others wounded at a college campus in arizona. >> multiple people possibly shot. >> details coming in right now. as president obama heads to oregon this morning to meet with the families and victims of last week's deadly shooting. congress in chaos after the top candidate to replace speaker john boehner stuns washington, drops out of the race. his explanation overnight. and on the campaign trail, ben carson also stuns with his comments on the holocaust and guns. he's here live this morning only on "gma." american hero fighting for his life. one of the men would helped take down that terrorist on a french brawl. the manhunt for his attackers