we start to dry day. us. temperatures dropping over the weekend. randy: more trouble this morning for the fantasy sports site, based in massachusetts. the new question that has the feds getting involved. emily: a now fired teacher, accused of using facebook for illicit means. the accusations, that had him running from our cameras. randy: a house of horrors in westport. what police uncovered in the filth that got a couple arrested. it' s on the eye for this thursday morning. s news leader. 5 eyeopener. emily: also on the eye this morning, presidential candidate bernie sanders, dancing his way onto the daytime talk show circuit. s questions for him and his step.

good morning, i' m emily riemer. randy: and i' m randy price. daneille vollmar is in for cindy this morning. danielle: a cool start out there for a lot of locations. 48, boston. low 50' s in the cape. next 12 hours, temperatures by about lunchtime in the mid-50' s. through the afternoon, you may top out around 60 degrees. warmer along parts of the cape and the islands. here are your daytime highs

sunshine out there for the day today. that is the forecast. we are watching the next system to the north and west. could bring showers overnight into tomorrow. it will bring in the coldest air mass all season. today, here is your commuter cast. starting out with sun and clouds. lots of sunshine by the afternoon. olessa: austin. heading to the bottom of the screen, a nice and light ride. let' s check out the rest of your ride as you drive into boston. you have construction picking up from the overnight hours. 138.

the ramp to the pike opening up both ways as well as the roadwork. no issues north of town. trains and buses starting on schedule. randy: new fallout for the multimillion dollar fantasies boards is mrs. based here in massachusetts. -- fantasy sports business based here in massachusetts. the eye' s antoinette antonio is live in boston with what we know at this hour. antoinette investigators want to : know if draft kings and other fantasy sports companies are violating federal gambling laws. those sports websites have been new york' s attorney general launched an investigation after a draft kings employee won $350,000 on competing site fan there' s also a class action

lawsuit by customers. but this is the first time the feds have gotten involved. draft kings issued a statement late last night saying quote, it is entirely predictable that the government would follow up on the misleading reports about our industry. it goes on to say we strongly disagree with any notion that our company has engaged in any illegal activities. the company said they are not the u.s. attorney' s office in boston would neither confirm nor deny it is getting involved in the investigation. we will keep you posted. live in boston this morning, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: right now, this now fired southbridge teacher is preparing to spend his birthday in court. he had nothing to say last night to our cameras after he was released on bail. emily: the eyeopener' s sera congi is in dudley with the messages putting him out of a job.

sera: police say joseph zuniga sent the photos to the same student twice in less than year. is today is accused of sending 10 naked photos to the southbridge middle and high school. zuniga is accused of using facebook to friend request the >> the student never communicated back to the teacher. just remained silent. >> we send our kids to school to learn, not receive pictures from a teacher. sera: police stepped in once rumors began to circulate around the school. they say zuniga met the student two years ago at a church function. this is the second arrest of a southbridge teacher in the last few months. a middle school teacher was arrested over the summer for allegedly trying to buy child sex shows online. zuniga will be arraigned later

this was his first year as a -- first year at the high school. emily: right now, three people are charged in a disturbing case of animal cruelty in westport. police overwhelmed walking into this house littered with trash, feces and fleas. this morning, it' s being called a house of horrors as police try to figure out what went wrong. police say 3 animals were found dead inside the home, three cats were rescued, however, one of them died the next day. one of the dead animals, a dog that police initially thought was alive. >> it was all of the fleas all over the area. their movement was moving me hair, it made it appear as if the animal was breathing, but it was dead. emily: nicole and stephen botelho are charged in the crime as is a 17-year-old. police say the couple abandoned their home after they split up. a day after a competency hearing, another mental health expert is set to weigh in on stand trial. s the hope of the judge overseeing the trial. the 16-year-old accused killer

refused to enter court yesterday, telling a psychologist he wants someone to shoot him, and is hearing voices in his head. prosecutors aren' t buying it. >> everything that has happened is not real. it is fake. emily: chism is charged with killing and raping math teacher colleen ritzer in a danvers high school bathroom in 2013. jury selection is expected to be delayed until next week. randy: parishioners holding an 11-year-vigil to keep their scituate church open say they will respond today to a judge' s ruling evicting them. the group has been occupying st. frances cabrini church since the boston archdiocese tried to close it in 2004. the ruling yesterday says the parishioners are trespassing on property owned by the archdiocese. the archdiocese released this statement to newscenter 5 -- we ask the friends of st. frances to respect that decision and conclude the vigil.

welcome and invite those involved with the vigil to participate and join in the fullness of parish life. legislation governor baker has spoken to 5 investigates about. making massachusetts driver' s licenses compliant with the federal real-id act. a bill just filed would toughen requirements to obtain a license and make it more difficult for wanted criminals to get multiple id' s. the real-id act turns a license into a type of passport making travel and access to federal buildings and programs more accessible. emily: former massachusetts house speaker thomas finneran will get his state pension. a boston municipal court judge reinstated the pension despite finneran' s 2007 obstruction of justice conviction. the globe reports the judge rejected the 2012 decision denying finneran his pension based on his political position and the conviction. in 2003, he admitted to lying under oath about his involvement in a house redistricting plan. in an effort to ease tensions,

on his way to the middle east. a series of knife attacks by eight israelis dead since last week. more than two-dozen palestinians have been killed in clashes with israeli forces. the state department says kerry was planning to visit europe this weekend and the side-trip to the mideast was added because of the attacks. big fundraising and a new target. this morning, the race for the white house heating up on both sides. the eye' s erika tarantal is tracking today' s big developments. erika: first to the gop. jeb bush, john kasich and george pataki all campaigning in new hampshire today. meantime, donald trump has taken aim at a new target. democrat bernie sanders. >> he said a lot of things i do not agree with. erika: trump referring to sanders' comment during tuesday night' s debate that he thinks americans are sick of the hillary clinton email controversy. sanders himself, is wrapping up

a swing on the west coast. he attended a fundraiser last night in hollywood. he also sat down with ellen degeneres. she peppered him with questions including asking if he' s ever been in handcuffs. >> i do not know exactly what you mean by that. ellen: it is all right. >> i take it you mean was i ellen: not necessarily. >> when i was young, i was involved in a civil rights demonstration and i was ellen: let' s call it a civil rights demonstration. erika: sanders' raised nearly 2 million dollars night. you can watch bernie sanders on ellen today at 4:00 p.m. right here on channel 5. emily: an unwelcome visitor bursts into a mall in russia. randy: how this huge bear got inside, and what happened next that could get police in trouble. emily: a health alert this morning, the two types of supplements now being linked to emergency room visits. randy: and if you can'

t prevent a cold, you can at least get rid of it quickly. foods to get you back on your feet sooner. danielle? danielle: sunny today but getting cooler. the temperature dip ahead, and when we could see frost. first here' s what to expect when

>> welcome to the healey school in somerville, massachusetts. good morning, eyeopener. randy: good morning to you. now that is some energy.

enthusiasm. emily: if you can top that, record a wake-up call and go to the front page of our website and upload it in the u-local section of our website. danielle: today, i would grab a coat. a little chilly. 36 degrees in keene. not so bad out there. 51 on the cape. 53, nantucket. an impact is the chance for rain. coming in overnight tonight and first thing tomorrow morning. saturday, there could be spotty showers around. not talking about big impacts, but we welcome any rain we he. inch for the month

of october. we are looking for the rain. it is from this cold front. this is going to usher in the coolest air we have seen so far this is in. it will take its time getting here. it is clear out there. not much in the way of clouds. we will see a lot of sunshine through the day today. temperatures will respond even though we are starting out on the cooler side. through the afternoon, mostly sunny day. clouds increase by 11:00. showers pop up on the map out in western new york. that energy is heading towards us. when it gets here, it might not he as much. today, a lot of sunshine. . cooler than yesterday.

temperatures last night. tomorrow, we do it again. s and upper 50' s. it picks up out of the west at about 10 to 20. that will bring in cooler air for saturday. saturday, watch what happens. we start out with some sunshine. a couple of snow showers through northern new england. towards the evening, it turns windy and cooler. frost potential sunday and monday. milder by the afternoon. olessa: a live look outside. the pike looks good. overnight construction is out of your way.

heading out the door, a problem-free ride. plain avenue. shape. the trains and buses are starting on schedule. randy: incredible video of a way to break out. surveillance video shows him roaming around after smashing a window to get inside. this was in russia. the bear eventually bursts through two sets of doors and makes a run for it. police officers eventually shot it and the bear did die. now the russian government is investigating if police did the right thing. emily: the wall street journal reports this morning the federal reserve interest rate is looking more and more unlikely. that causing asians stocks to high. meantime, stock futures are higher this morning after the dow dropped 9 points on

netflix seeing its new subscriber numbers in the u.s. third quarter. this morning, the company is blaming the transition to chip-based credit and debit cards for the low numbers. as u.s. banks transition to those cards, people have to re-enter their details on the site. netflix predicted 1.1 million new streaming subscribers. it added close to 900,000. is investigating the death of a patient involved in one of its drug studies. zafgen incorporated is developing treatments for obesity and metabolic disorders. the patient was part of a trial testing a drug to treat a rare genetic disorder with a high rate of mortality linked to obesity. the company reported the death to the fda but it' s not clear when that person died and the cause of death is still unknown. new research shows more than 20,000 emergency room visits in the u.s. are linked to dietary supplements. many of those hospital visits are for young people who take

loss and energy enhancement. there have been calls to strengthen regulations of these products. critics of the study say a fraction of those taken to the er suffered major injuries. fighting a cold can be a challenge. emily: but there are foods you can eat to feel better faster. for example, berries. blueberries, raspberries and strawberries contain lots of antioxidants. they also block enzymes that cause inflammation. the same goes for squashes. go with acorn, butternut or pumpkin. and it might not be chicken soup but work those anchovies into a meal when you' re feeling sick. omega-3 fatty acids will get you feeling better in no time. randy: we will send the list to cindy, since she is recovering from a cold right now. randy: a mascot that might inspire more fear than cheer. emily: and some competition for the internet' s beloved pizza rat. it' s ahead in eyepoppers. erika? erika: then new at 5:30, cracks

in the big dig tunnels. what' s causing some of them, and how much it' ll cost taxpayers to make repairs. school nurses, learning a skill they hope they' ll never use. the new training that could save lives. plus, strip-searched and locked up even thought they' ve committed no crime. 5 investigates on why some women are being sent to prison. who has the plan for jobs? jeb. tax cuts for the middle class. eliminates special loopholes. an explosion in growth

and new jobs. jeb: cut taxes. grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the

who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. right to rise usa

>> good morning, eyeopener. randy: there you go. good morning, nelson high school wildcats. something different about the team. emily: it is earning them a high fives. you can find out wide tonight at 6:00. danielle, how will football practice be this afternoon? danielle: starting to feel like football weather for sure. starting up a day in the 30' s and 40' s. highs today, low 60' s along the north shore. upper 50' s through worcester county. a chilly start. starting in the 30' s right now. south shore, low-to-mid 60' s. cape and islands seeing upper 50' s. low 50' s for highs.

the next couple of days, look what happens. temperatures start to drop. high temperatures reaching the upper 40' s. randy: a free world premiere will be held tonight. it traces the story of the time capsule about the lion' s head. articles from the time capsule will be on display. emily: olessa is back with eyepoppers. olessa: niagra falls is using a mascot to get young people excited about recycling. this is totes mcgoats. he' s credited with a nearly 20% rise in recycling in the area since last year. the idea comes from the niagara falls solid waste education and enforcement team. totes mcgoats even has his own twitter account. i am going to be having nightmares. this thing is horrifying. a few weeks ago it was a rat making off with a slice of

pizza. now, a new york city subway rat is seen dragging a burrito across the tracks. this video was shot by a commuter on monday. at least it was not the 30 pound burrito we were talking about yesterday. randy: another college readiness test, not doing much to predict performance. the results that could cause changes at bay state schools. and an update on lamar odom' s health crisis. the latest on his condition, and new details on what happened before the former nba star passed out. hand-crafted...layer by layer. r the new macchiato from dunkin' donuts. experience the flavor of fall

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>> strip-searched and locked up even though they have committed no crime. 5 investigates why these women are being sent to prison. >> the big dig leaking water and taxpayer dollars. announcer: you are watching wcvb, boston' s news leader. good morning, this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. randy: 5:30 thursday morning. good morning. i' m randy price. emily: and i' m emily reimer with olessa and danielle. morning, starting

at the freezing mark. boston holding at 48. 51 on the cape. this is the cold air mass heading in our direction. this cold front sweeps in through tomorrow afternoon. most of the day, a lot of sunshine. we start in the 40' s in boston. through the afternoon, temperatures as high as the lower 60' s. the wind out of the west at five to 15. temperatures in the 40' s and 30' s.

the ride home, low 60' not looking so bad. bad on the road. the leverett connector starting to pick up rush-hour delays. all overnight roadwork is gone. a crash here, 93 northbound. the pike looks good. a quiet start as you travel down from new hampshire. schedule. emily: some of the stories we' re following right now on the eye, the fbi and the u.s. attorney' s office in boston are now investigating fantasy sports sites draft kings and fan duel. that' s according to the wall street journal and the boston globe. investigators want to know if the sites violate federal gambling laws. randy: a now fired southbridge teacher will face a judge today. police say 23-year-old joseph zuniga sent 10 naked photos to

school. emily: right now 3 people including a teenager are charged discovered what they called a house of horrors in westport. three animals were found dead inside the home. three cats were rescued but one died the next day. 5 investigates uncovering what some call a barbaric practice. randy: frank holland is at the state house with the plans a stop to that. frank: the baker administration is planning to file a bill today as part of a larger fight against the opioid crisis. the bill will eventually bar women from being sent to prison when they did not commit a 5 investigates' karen anderson found more than a thousand women have been sent to prison in the last 5 years, for substance abuse. they were ordered held under section 35 of a state law that allows people to be civilly committed if their addiction puts them at risk of serious harm to themselves or others. women have been sent to the mci

framingham present because there was not a secure treatment bed. inside prison, they get no services for addiction. >> it is scary. the cell door slamming behind you, it makes your heart sink. there were girls awaiting trial for murder, armed robbery. frank: past administrations have promised to fix the problem before. but so far, no solid action has been taken. today' s announcement will take place at 11:00 a.m. s drug czar is facing criticism this morning over his handling of the opioid crisis. the president of the new hampshire medical society said earlier this week that jack wozmak had not reached out to doctors. the comment from dr. lukas kolm prompted one state lawmaker to ask governor hassan to fire wozmak. kolm says he didn' t mean to cause any controversy. he would like to start an open conversation to limit access to painkillers.

>> it widens the birth for accessing the illegitimate side of drugs. only says -- emily: both governor hassan and dr. kolm stressed the need for everyone to keep working together toward the common goal of fighting addiction. randy: new this morning, new numbers showing big money is still being spent to fix a major big dig problem. the eye' s erika tarantal is here with the eye-popping tally. erika: we' re talking about fixing leaks in those big dig tunnels to the tune of as much as a year. $7 million the herald found more than 16 million gallons of water were pumped out of the o' neill tunnel, the ted williams tunnel and the i-90 connector in 2013 and 2014. and it may be getting worse the leaks reached that 16 million gallon mark in just the first six months of this year possibly due to all the snow this winter. big dig engineers had promised all the cracks in the tunnels would plugged by 2005. a massdot spokesman says the amount of water leaking does fall within federal safety guidelines. randy?

randy: no one was hurt in this gas-fueled fire in medfield. the flames were erupting from a gas main yesterday afternoon on south street. gas was cut off in the area as utility made necessary repairs. there was no damage and no one was hurt. a college readiness test may not all. emily: what it means for standardized testing in massachusetts. and school nurses, learning a crisis moments. the technique many hope they' ll never have to use. randy: and ahead in news to go, a runner steals home as the others look on. the play that made for a

>> a live look at the bridge and the leverett connector. so far, overnight construction is gone and we see one accident. i will have the details. danielle: temperatures starting in the 30' s and 40' s across the area. 35 through the merrimack valley. i want to talk about this morning low trend. lows dropping to 32 degrees on average. we are expecting frost over the weekend. emily: according to a new study, the college readiness test touted as a more effective tool than the mcas, is no better at

54% of school districts in the state took the parcc test last spring. the other 46% took the mcas. according to the study, the tests are equally good at predicting college readiness. a vote to replace the mcas permanently is set for next month. in the wake of mass casualty events, a boston surgeon is school nurses. it' s a training movement they never hope to use. dr. david king is a surgeon at doctor. he ran and finished the boston explosions at the finish line. he helped treat the wounded. now, he is helping train school nurses in making inexpensive tourniquets. dr. king: they are the first responders, the immediate responders to those incidents. in our cities and towns. we need to have the tools that faculty, staff.

lives. randy: controversy in the philip chism murder trial. the way prosecutors say, he' s fooling the court. and lamar odom, still fighting for his life. new details on the moments before he was found passed out in a brothel. and protestors pack baltimore' s city hall. the decision reigniting tensions after a man died in police custody.

randy: the eyeopener team ready with your news to go in boston, emily: and erika is here with the latest on the hold in the philip chism trial. but first, danielle has your forecast. you might want to grab that jacket. danielle: some places hitting 32 degrees. we will warm up with some sunshine. the temperature trend on the way down. it will feel more like winter. by saturday, 56. by sunday, high temperature struggling to make it into the upper 40' s. we should be running around 52 degrees this time of year.

the weekend is cold with morning frost sunday and monday. right now, 48, boston. 35 in conquered. temperatures going to warm into the low 60' s. waltham, 63 degrees. worcester, 58 degrees. look at your temperatures dropping to the low 50' s by saturday. more cloud cover as the system approaches from the north and west. along the south shore, upper 50' s to around 60 degrees. here is the frontal boundary. very hit or miss. not everyone is going to see it. it will usher in the coldest air we have seen all season friday

night into saturday area saturday morning, there could be some snow showers through northern new england. a few showers on friday. a spot shower on saturday. olessa: we like the roads dry. moving to the bottom of the screen, let' s get to the maps. south, watching a crash. 93 north at the braintree split, some delays. the pike is 15 minutes 495 to 128. volume approaching spot pond. trains and buses running on schedule. emily: new trouble for sports fantasy website draftkings. randy: the eyeopener' s antoinette antonio is in boston with the new fallout. antoinette the feds are now

is violating federal gambling laws. the wall street journal and the boston globe reporting the probe by the fbi and the us attorney' s office here in boston. fantasy sports websites have been under fire in recent weeks. this all started when a draft kings employee won $350,000 on the competing fantasy sports site fan duel. draft kings issued a statement late last night saying quote, it is entirely predictable that the government would follow up on the misleading reports about our industry. the company also denies being involved in any activity that would be considered illegal. the u.s. attorney' s office in boston would neither confirm nor deny their involvement in any investigation. antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. sera: a southbridge teacher will face a judge today for allegedly sending nude photos to a student. joseph zuniga in his first year at the high school, is accused

of using facebook to connect with a 17-year-old student, and photos, twice in less than a year. police say the student never communicated with zuniga. investigators say the teacher met the student at a church function two years ago. for his birthday, he' ll be arraigned here at dudley court. newscenter 5. frank: today the baker administration will file a new bill to bar sending women to prison when they did not commit a crime. 5 investigates karen anderson uncovered, more than one thousand women were sent to state prison for substance abuse over the past 5 years. they were held under a state law allowing people to be civilly committed if they have an addiction that makes them a risk to themselves or others. women were sent to mci framingham because a secure treatment bed was not available. the baker administration will make that announcement at 11:00 this morning.

frank holland, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: an expert is to weigh in on whether philip chism is fit to stand trial today. that' s the request of the judge. it comes after a competency hearing yesterday. chism is charged with raping and killing his davers high school teacher colleen ritzer in 2013 when he was 14. his attorney and a defense psychologist say he' s refusing to talk and was seen banging his head on the floor. chism refused to enter court yesterday, telling a psychologist he heard voices and wanted someone to shoot him. prosecutors say he' s faking. jury selection is now likely delayed until next week. randy: new details on former nba star lamar odom, found unresponsive at a nevada brothel. investigators say a 911 caller told them odom had been using cocaine and taking an herbal form of viagra, before he was found unconscious. search warrants were issued for his los angeles home last night. he is now on life support. 11-year-vigil to keep their s ruling evicting them.

the group has been occupying st. frances cabrini church since the boston archdiocese tried to close it in 2004. the ruling yesterday says the parishioners are trespassing on property owned by the archdiocese. randy: three people face animal cruelty charges after pets dead and alive were found in a westport house. police say the home was littered with trash, feces and fleas. nicole and stephen botelho are charged in the crime, as well as a 17-year-old relative. emily: hot weather speed restrictions on the worcester/framingham line will soon be a thing of the past. the mbta says $18 million in improvements are about to be complete. before these improvements, temperatures exceeding 85 degrees prompted the restrictions that led to delays. improvements include ties to anchor the rail and tools to help the rail expand and contract. randy: a controversial gun law takes effect in maine today. legal gun owners will now be able to carry a concealed handgun without a permit.

the new law applies to people 21 or older, or military members 18 or older. alaska, arizona, kansas, vermont and wyoming have similar laws in place. emily: an order from a federal judge now puts the handling of altered marriage licenses in kentucky in the governor' s hands. kim davis' office insists the licenses are valid. however, the aclu is questioning the validity of the licenses that do not have her signature. davis opposes same-sex marriage for religious reasons and was jailed for refusing to issue licenses to same sex couples. randy: overnight protests at baltimore city hall, over the new police commissioner. this morning, at least 12 protesters have been led away to police vans and vehicles, after an hours-long occupation. demonstrators want to stop the vote in favor of making interim commissioner kevin davis permanent. davis took over after an uprising in the city over the

death of freddie gray, who died from injuries he sustained in police custody. emily: an airport security glitch has been resolved after causing hours of delays. the problem involved a department of homeland security computer system that checks passengers against a terror watch list. logan airport among the locations affected, but no major delays reported last night. a different story at new york' s jfk, where there were significant delays. the system was back online around 9:00 last night. randy: the pawtucket red sox could be moving to massachusetts. springfield' s mayor says initial talks have been held with the owners of the minor league team, to move the pawsox to western massachusetts. the mayor says a deal would have to make sense financially and logically. the pawsox recently ended their pursuit of a waterfront stadium in providence. emily: an eventful night in a deciding game for the blue jays and rangers. the seventh inning lasting 53 minutes, all starting when the jays'

that allowed a runner to steal home even though the umpire originally waved a dead ball. but the jays rallied after three errors by texas. the pressure forcing two bench-clearing arguments. the jays win 6-3. they' ll take on the royals in the a.l. championship. the boston bruins avoid an early slide this season, beating the colorado avalanche on the road. the bruins raced to a 5-0 lead by the second period last night. jimmy hayes scored one goal, and added three assists. bruins win 6-2, after losing their first three games. randy: patriots left tackle nate solder is out for the rest of the season with a torn right bicep muscle. and he' s sending his appreciation to his fans. tweeting thanks for all the well wishes and prayers, i' ll have these pythons back in no time. solder hurt his arm in sunday' s game against the cowboys. the boston celtics clinch a win in their first game in the u.s. this preseason.

s took on the brooklyn nets last night in new york. amir johnson scored 19 points, isaiah thomas knocking in 17, with 9 assists. the celtics played their first two preseason games in europe. emily: the temperatures are ski resort is seizing the day. sunday river resort in maine they don' t have snow just yet. conditions over the next few days will determine if they can make any. either way, they say the resort will open a few days next week and then shift to weekends only until mid-november. skiing in october. randy: i know a lot of people are excited about it, but not us. danielle: it could be cold enough for them to produce some snow this week. maybe get some snow up in northern new england. 48, boston. 31 degrees in orange. over the next 12 hours, some sunshine. upper 50'

there is your high temperature. upper 50' s low 60' s. for tonight, mid 40' s, upper 50' s. there will be some rain around. it will us your in the coldest air we have seen. future cast looks like this. most of the day is dry today. the overnight hours, there could be some showers. when you step outside tomorrow, especially. hit or miss. spotty showers on saturday, turning colder. this weekend, saturday and sunday, it will be cold. temperatures in the 50' s and 40' s. towards monday, temperatures drop into the 30' s. there will be some frost on monday morning. sunday morning,

monday, turning milder on tuesday. not looking so bad. olessa: the roads not looking bad. watching delays pick up. here is route 1. saugus towards the bottom of the screen. a few lights starting to build. not seeing trouble yet. the rest of the ride heading south, volume building on 24. 95, delays from canton to 128. volume 93 northbound due to an accident. heavy delays backing up to almost route 24. ride on the expressway, 10 to 15. the pike eastbound, about 15 minutes. 93 southbound, volume building out of must say when. it -- out of methuen .

trains and buses starting on schedule. randy: right now, a bill could transform massachusetts ids. emily: the federal program making it tougher to get a driver' s license. and new this morning, if it' s too late for you to prevent the common cold, you can at least kick it fast. foods to flush they' ll miss right out of your system. randy: a pleasant start to the day.

i had no idea snhu had this amazing campus. r even the walk to class is amazing. r i love the sense of community. r people actually hold the doors open for you here. r all my professors really know who i am here. r they genuinely want you to succeed. r i've made so many friends here. r friends i know i'll have for life. snhu is the place for me.