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he has some spring in his step. randy: a is enjoying it. emily: good morning. olessa: it' s a chilly start this morning with temperatures dropping below the freezing mark in sunspots. if you live in rns, we are starting out at 31 degrees this morning. it is 34 in springfield, 39 in worcester and low 50' s on the cape right now. as we go through the next 12 hours, especially in worcester county, they will see temperatures warm up by lunchtime in the low 50' s and by afternoon, the upper 50' s. there will be a lot of sunshine that will help jump these temperatures back up to where they should be this time of year. we should be running around 62 degrees. we have clear skies out there right now and where watching our next system which is a cold front that will bring us chance for showers beginning overnight and the first thing tomorrow and watch her in the coldest air we

have seen all season. these are the numbers up through canada -- that is the news of what' s to come in her forecast. upper 50' s and low 60' s today so if you head out the door, it will be cool temperatures and sun and clouds i afternoon. olessa: so far, where in decent shape. looking at route one in saugus, we are starting to pick up those delays across the area. if you' re going south, 24 is slow out of avon. still watching the accident over by route 37 on the north side of 93. it' s causing some delays and the expressway is 10-15. 93 south is holding and approaching and trains and buses are doing ok. randy: a new poll based in massachusetts --

emily: there is word the fbi is involved. >> the fbi in the u.s. attorney' s office in boston are reportedly getting involved in this investigation. that' s according to the wall street journal and the boston globe. investigators want to know if to draft kings and other fantasy sports website or violating federal gambling laws. . the sites have been under fire and the new york attorney general is launching an investigation after a draft king employee one $350,000 on the competing fantasy sport site. there is also a class action lawsuit by customers. this is the first time the feds have gotten involved. draft king issued a statement saying it is entirely predictable that the government would follow up on the misleading reports about our industry. it goes onto to say we strongly disagree with any notion that

our company is engaged in any illegal activities. the company says it is not aware of any investigation. the u.s. attorney' s office in boston will neither confirm nor deny its involvement in any investigation. randy: thank you. this southbridge teacher is getting ready to spend his first day in court. he had nothing to say last night to our camera after he was released on bail. emily: we go to dudley. >> the same photo to a teenager twice. he is accused of sending 10 student at southbridge middle and high school. is accused of using facebook to friend request the student and send those photos.

teacher, never said anything, just remain silent. >> you send your kids to school to learn. not to get pictures from a teacher. >> police stepped in once rumors began to circulate around the school and they say zuniga met the student two years ago at a church function and this is the second arrest of a south teacher in the last few months. a middle school teacher was arrested over the summer for allegedly trying to buy child sex shows online. he will be arraigned later today. this was the first year as a teacher at southbridge high. emily: thank you. three people are charged in a case of animal cruelty in westport. police were overwhelmed walking into this house littered with trash and fleas and it' s being called a house of horrors as police figure out what went wrong. three animals were found dead inside the home and three cats were rescued.

one of the dead animals was a dog that police initially thought was alive. >> it was all the fleas all over the animal. their movement was moving the here which made it appear that poor animals was breathing but it was dead. emily: two people are charged in the crime as is a 17-year-old. the couple abandoned their home after they split up. a day after a competency hearing, and other mental health expert is said to weigh in on whether philip chism is fit to stand trial. the 16-year-old accused killer entered court yesterday telling a psychologist he wants some to shoot him and his hearing voices in his head. prosecutors are not buying it. >> everything that has happened for the last 24 hours is not real. it' s fake. emily: he is charged with killing and raping a math teacher and eight high school --

in a high school bathroom in 2013 and jury selection will be delayed until next week. randy: catholic parishioners are holding an 11 year vigil to keep a church open and say they will respond today to a judge' s ruling, evading them from that building. the group has been occupying st. francis 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 -- the parishes of the archdiocese welcome and invite those involved to participate and join in the fullness of parish life. legislation governor baker has spoken to investigators about making massachusetts driver' s licenses compliant with the federal real id act. the bill would toughen requirements to obtain a license and make it more difficult for wanted criminals to get multiple ids.

the real id act turns a license into a type of passport making travel and access to federal buildings and programs more accessible. emily: in an effort to ease tension, secretary of state john kerry is on his way to the middle east. a series of knife attacks by palestinians is left at least eight israelis dead last week. more than two dozen palestinians have been killed in clashes with israeli forces. the state department says he was planning to visit europe this weekend and a side trip to the middle east was added because of the attacks. big fundraising and a new target -- the race for the white house is heating up on both sides. we are tracking the big developments. >> jeb bush and john kasich and georgepataki are all happening today. donald trump is taking aim at bernie sanders. >> i call him a socialist/ communist because that' s what he is. >> sanders is wrapping up a swing on the west coast and heading up a fundraiser in

hollywood. he sat down with alan did generous -- alan did generous e --llen degeneres. i >> don' t know exactly what you mean by that. [applause] i take it you mean was i ever arrested by the police? >> not necessarily. >> when i was young, i was involved in a civil rights demonstration and i was arrested. >> let' s call it a civil rights demonstration. >>' it raised nearly $2 million just from the debate tuesday night. you can watch bernie sanders today at 4:00 p.m. on"ellen." emily: and what happens next. the two types of supplements now being

randy: if you cannot prevent a cold, you can get rid of it quickly and moves to get you back if he quickly. danielle: the temperature dipped ahead and when we could see frost. here' s what you can expect we knew go out the door in boston,

randy: look at that enthusiasm. an awesome job, good morning to everyone. it' s they healing school in somerville, massachusetts. when he to bottle up a little

emily: if you think you can top that, we would love to see you try. record a wake-up call by going to our website, wcvb.com. you can upload it to the ulocal section. they need to jump up and down to keep warm. danielle: especially at the bus stop because temperatures are starting in the 30' s and many spots. we will go on the way up today into the low 60' s which is where we should be this time of year. we will stay there on friday but then this weekend, take a look at the way temperatures start to plummet by saturday and sunday. we are down into the upper 40' s for highs. overnight lows will be in the 30' s and 20' s. we will be seeing some fog and we will talk about that in a second. for most of october, we are running now above average but we will fill in these boxes with blue over the weekend. it' s 39 and worcester and 48 degrees in boston so it smiled.

51 on the cape and 53 at nantucket. our inches 31. it is cool in many spots. we have the coolest air mass all season coming in for the weekend. it' s associated with his cold front to the north and west that will dive down and bring us a chance for some showers beginning overnight tonight into friday. for today, not really much happening. it' s pretty quiet out there with a lot of sun. towards evening and into the overnight hours, that' s when these showers start to form. there could be a couple of showers tomorrow morning on your way into work. i think the shower chances are hit or miss. not everybody will see them. we will even some rain for tonight and temperatures are holding in the low 40' s and toward tomorrow, we warm up into the mid-60' s for highs. we will watch the secondary cold front come through on saturday. that' s when it looks to bring in

the real cold air. in the morning hours, some snow showers up through northern new england and we could see hit or miss showers in the afternoon. windy and will turn colder by saturday night. you will feel it when you step as well as monday morning. with gusty s. s. emily: your full of good news today. danielle: if you like emily: s a fairly quiet start this morning on the roads. erika: so far we are doing ok. 24 heavy out of brockton this three. the accident cleared away over by route 37 at the braintree split and the expressly is 20 minutes braintree to boston and

as you travel north, you' ve got one accident on route two eastbound by the concorde road with delays. trains and buses are still on schedule. randy: some incredible video of a bear trapped in a shopping mall and breaking out of the building. surveillance videos shows him roaming around after smashing a window to get inside. this is in russia and the bear eventually burst for two sets of doors and makes a run for it. you can see it happening right there. police officers eventually shot the bear and he died. now the russian government is right thing. emily: the federal reserve is looking more and more unlikely causing asian stocks to rise to a two-month high. stock futures are higher this nine points yesterday. popular streaming service

subscriber numbers in the u.s. third quarter. the company is blaming the transition to chip-based credit numbers. u.s. banks transition to the cards, people have to reenter their details on the site. netflix predicted 1.1 million new subscribers and added close to 900,000. randy: new research shows more than 20,000 emergency room vits at hospitals in the united states are linked to dietary supplements. many of the hospital visits are for young people and take supplements advertising weight loss and energy enhancement. regulations and critics say a er suffered major injuries. fighting a cold can be a challenge. emily: there are food you can faster. for example blueberries, raspberries, strawberries which block enzymes that cause

inflammation in the same goes for squat. go with acorn, butternut, or pumpkin. you might want to work and showbiz into a meal. omega-3 fatty acids will help you feel better in no time. maybe on your pizza. randy: great idea. a mascot that might inspire more fear than sheer. emily: and some competition for the pizza rack just ahead. erika: cracks and the big tunnels and what' s causing some of them and how much it will cost taxpayers to make repairs. nurses learning a skill they hope they will never use and the new training that could save lives plus, strip search even though they have committed no crime. we investigate and why some

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five you can find out tonight at 6:00. danielle: good morning, you see the temperatures behind me starting in the 30' s and 40' s. it is a chilly start out there and we are going to warm up today into the low 60' s for highs with lots of sunshine. the coldest air all season is arriving through the day tomorrow from a cold front from which we could see a cold front early in the morning. a couple of showers in western mass moving into worcester county by 7:00 a.m. it looks wet in the morning but through the day, it' s mainly dry. over the weekend, check out the overnight lows dropping to 32 on sunday and 30 on monday. it looks like frost. olessa: niagara falls is using a mascot to get young people excited. toats

mcgoats, it' s a 20% rise in recycling in the area. he even has his own twitter account. they are afraid of this thing. he is terrifying. a few weeks ago, it was a rat. a new york city rat was seen dragging a burrito across the tracks. what can' t you see in a new york city subway? randy: rats go with everything. olessa: i' m hungry. emily: hungry after seeing rats? the college readiness test is not doing much of rich that -- to predict performances and we will have an update for you on the health crisis of lamar odom. new details on what happened before the former nba star passed out.

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>> strip-searched search and locked up even though they have committed no crime. >> it makes your heart sick knowing you cannot get out of this one. >> 5 investigates why these women are being sent to prison and the changes coming today. >> leaking water and your taxpayer dollars, the eye-popping new numbers just out this morning. announcer: you are watching wcvb , boston' s news leader. good morning, this is newscenter5 eyeopener. randy: 6:30 a.m. and traffic is moving on the southeast expressway and this guy is getting bright and thank you for joining us. good morning. emily: good morning. it' s a chilly start to the day. olessa: you will need your jacket for sure if you are stepping out the door. danielle: temperatures continue to tumble over the next couple of days. unfortunately, it will feel more like wintertime. 39 degrees and worcester but it is now 30 degrees in orange, the

s been all morning, 40 degrees in boston and low 50' s on the cape. with sunshine today, the temperatures will warm up but take a look back over canada with temperatures in the 20' s, 30' s, and teens. this air mass is what is headed in our direction. it' s associated with a cold front that will bring in the coldest air we have seen' s for this season. it will also bring a couple of showers overnight tonight into first thing tomorrow morning. right now, dry conditions out there. we are talking about a lot of sunshine today and temperatures will warm into the upper 50' s and low 60' s. if you' re getting the kids ready for school this morning, get them a coat but by afternoon, mostly sunny, 61 degrees. olessa: the roads are not looking so bad but where watching delays.

we have him on 24 which is slow from brockton. the expressway is on most five minutes braintree to boston. the pike does not look too bad and for 95 to128 and a crash by the concord rotary has a crash. more volume approaching the connector and transit and buses are doing ok. randy: president obama will keep 5500 u.s. troops in afghanistan when he leaves office in 2017. the president had plans to pull out all but a small force by the end of next year but military leaders have argued that the afghans need more help to beat back a taliban resurgence. emily: the fbi and the u.s. attorney' s office in boston are now investigating fantasy sports site draft kings and fan duel.

investigators want to know if the sites violate federal gambling laws. randy: three people including a teenager charged with animal abuse after police discovered what they call a house of horrors in westport. the three animals were found dead inside at home and three cats were rescued but one died the next day. emily: we are covering what some call a barbaric practice. randy: we go to the state house in boston with the plans governor baker has today. >> where planning to follow a bill later today as part of the larger fight against the opioid crisis. women to prisma they have not committed a crime. discover that more than 1000 women have been sent to prison over the last five years for substance abuse. they were ordered held under section 35 of the state law that committed if their addiction puts them at risk of serious harm to themselves or others. women have been sent to thenci framingham prison because there

is not a secure treatment bed available. inside treatment, they get no services for addiction. >> it' s scary. the cell door slamming behind do , that' s exactly what it is. make your hearts sick. there are girls with prisoners awaiting trial for murder. >> they promised to fix the problem before but no solid action has been taken. the baker administration will make that announcement at 11:00 this morning. emily: the new hampshire drugs are as facing criticism over his handling of the opioid crisis. the present of the new hampshire medical society said earlier this week that he had no t reached out to doctors for a one state lawmaker asked the governor to fire him. he says he did not mean to cause any controversy and says he wants to welcome more leaders into the conversation on how to

about one proposal to limit access to painkillers. >> it just widens the birth for of drugs. emily: the governor and the everyone to keep working of fighting addiction. numbers showing big money still being spent to fix a major big dig problem. we have the eye-popping numbers. >> where talking about fixing leaks in the big tunnels to the tune of $7 million per year. more than 60 million gallons of water were pumped out of the o' neill tunnel and the i-9 0 connector and a maybe getting worse. the leaks brees 60 million gallons in the first six months -- the leaks reached 60 million gallons in the first months. big dig engineers had promised the cracks would be plugged by 2005.

a dot spokespersons is the amount of water leaking falls within federal safety guidelines. randy: no one was hurt in this gas fueled fire in midfield. the flames are of the a gas main on south street yesterday in the gas was cut off in this area as the utility may necessary repairs. no one was hurt. college readiness tests may not predict future performance. emily: what that could mean for standardized testing in massachusetts and school nurses are learning a skill that could be key in crisis moments. the technique many hope they will never put into practice. randy: a runner steals home and

danielle: where watching a few problems spots this morning with a crash blocking a lane on route 128. we have some red line minor delays. it is cool out there in some spots especially are and where this morning. 60'

unfortunately, the temperatures are on the way down. we are seasonable through tomorrow but going back into the 50' s on saturday and 44 highs on sunday. emily: according to a new study, the college readiness test touted as a more effective tool than the mkats is no better at predicting performance. 34% of schools tookm the test and the others took thekats. they say the tests are equally good at predicting college readiness. in the wake of mass casualty events, a boston surgeon is getting life-saving lessons to school nurses. it' s a training movement they never hope to use. dr. david king is a surgeon at mass general and an active army doctor. he ran and finish the boston marathon in 2013 before the explosions of the finish line and help treat the wounded.

make turner getst --ourniquets. >> they are the immediate responders to those incidents. >> guns are out there and violence will exist in our cities and towns and we need to have the tools that will help us take care of kids and faculty and staff. emily: one of the tools is simpletourniquets. randy: president obama made an announcement on troops in afghanistan and lamar odom is still fighting for his life. new details on the moments in a brothel. protesters packed the baltimore after a man died in police custody.

randy: good morning at 6:44 a.m. there is an opioid announcement today. emily: we have the latest on the hold in the chism trial and the announcement in afghanistan. -- about troops in afghanistan. it' s chilly out there is an temperatures will moderate 60' s but our next chance for rain will bring in cold air.

we are not talking about snow here in southern new england over the weekend but in northern new england, that' s not necessarily true. you might see a couple of snow showers. we are talking about rain in southern new england and there is a medium chance for friday in the lower chance on saturday. it looks like early friday will be the best bet for some spot showers. we could use the rain , down over 6.5 inches for the year in boston and down over one inch for the month of october. it' s coming from an area of low pressure up to the north and west and you can see a cold front associated with this. that will bring in the threat for showers bring in the coldest air we see so far this season. right now, we have clear skies out there and a gorgeous sunrise over boston. temperatures are starting at 48 windsor out of the west at wide miles per hour. we will warm into the upper 50' s and lower 60' s today.

through the day, lots of sunshine and we stayed tried. it' s not until overnight into first thing tomorrow morning that we start to see some showers push across the state. temperatures tonight will be dropping into the 40' s and 50' s. over the next three days, low 60' s on friday with a few showers and we cannot rule out a spot shower on saturday. we are turning much cooler with overnight lows in the 40' s and 30' s. olessa: good morning, the sylvan bridge is a slow ride and you can see the heavy delays getting into boston. making your way north of town, with 93 southbound has an accident near 128 with one lane closed. 2 crashes on route two and one by the concord rotary and another by sudbury street. eastbound on the pike is building volume, 495 to 128 and you' ve got delays out of

brockton 95 to sharon and route three into braintree and the creche 24 north. the expressway is 30 and braintree to boston where watching minor delays on the red line this morning but everything else is on schedule. emily: the obama administration will keep 5500 u.s. troops in afghanistan past the 2016 target date for the president will make the announcement this morning. he had originally planned to keep a small embassy-based military presence when he left office in 2017. military leaders have argued a continued force is necessary amid recent advances by terror groups in the region. new trouble for sports fantasy website draft kings. randy: we go to boston this morning with the new fallout. >> the feds are now investigating and they are looking into whether boston based draft kings and other similar websites are violating federal gambling laws. it is reported

this -- in this probe that fantasy sports websites have been under fire and it started when draft kings, an employee, one $350,000 on the computing fantasy site fan duel. draft kings issued a statement saying it' s entirely predictable that the government would follow up on the misleading reports about our industry. the company denies being involved in any activity that would be considered illegal. the u.s. attorney' s office in denying its involvement with any investigation. >> face a judge for allegedly sending nude photos to a student zuniga is accused of using facebook to connect with a 17-year-old student home he

less than one year and the student never communicated back. investigators say the teacher met the student at a church function two years ago. he happened to be turning 23 today it will mark his birthday here at his arraignment in dudley district court. randy: the baker administration will file a new build to bar sending women to present when they did not commit a crime. karen anderson uncovered more than 1000 women were sent to state prison for substance abuse over the past five years. there were held under a state law allowing people to be civilly committed if they have an addiction problem that makes them a risk to themselves or to others. women were sent to framingham because a secured treatment that was not available. emily: an independent mental health expert will wait c hism is fit to stand trial after a competency hearing yesterday.

he is charged with raping and killing his high school teacher in 2013 when he was 14 years old. his attorney and a psychologist say he is refusing to talk to them and was seen banging his head on the floor. he refused to enter court yesterday telling a psychologist he heard voices and wanted someone to shoot him. prosecutors say he is faking. jury selection will likely be delayed until next week. randy: new details on lamar odom found unresponsive at a nevada brothel. investigators say a 911 caller told them that he had been using cocaine and taking an herbal form of viagra before he was found unconscious. search warrant' his los angeles home last night. he is now on life support. emily: parishioners are holding 11 year vigil to keep their church open will respond to a judge' s ruling today evicting them. the group has been

in the ruling yesterday says the parishioners are trespassing on property owned by the archdiocese. randy: three people face animal cruelty charges after pets dead westport house of horrors. feces, and flees. the couple is charged with the relative. speed restrictions on a of the past. improvements are temperatures exceeding 85 degrees granted restrictions that led to delays. the improvements include ties to help the rail expanding contract. takes effect in the state of maine today. carry a concealed handgun without a permit. the new law applies to people 21 or older who are members of the

alaska, arizona, kansas, vermont, and wyoming have similar laws in place. overnight, protests and baltimore city hall over the new police commissioner. at least 12 protesters have been let away in police vans and vehicles this morning after an hours long occupation. demonstrators want to stop the vote to make interim commissioner permanent. he took over after an uprising in the city over the death of resident freddie gray who died from injuries sustained in police custody. emily: an airport security glitch has been resolved after causing delays. in involves the department of homeland security department system that checks passengers against a terror watch list. no major delays reported at logan airport but a different story at jfk where there were significant delay' s. the system was back on line 9:00 p.m. last night. randy: the pawtucket red sox

the springfield mayor' s as initial talks have and help with the owners of the minor league team to move them to western massachusetts. the mayor says a deal would have to make sense financially and logically. the pa wsox recently ended their pursuit of a waterfront stadium in rhode island. emily: a deciding game for the toronto blue jays and the texas rangers had a 53 minutes seventh-inning. the jays rallied and the pressure forced to bend clearing arguments. the jays win 6-3 and then take on the royals in the boston ruins avoid a slight beating the colorado avalanche on the road. jimmy hayes scored one goal. the bruins win

6-2 after losing the first three games. >> the out for the rest of the season with a torn right bicep muscle his fans. wishes and prayers. i will have these pythons back in no time. he hurt his arm in the sunday game against the cowboys. randy: the boston celtics clinch a win their first game in this preseason. they took on the brooklyn nets last night in new york. the celtics have played their first two preseason games in europe. emily: temperatures are dropping this weekend. maine ski resort plans to open on monday. they don' t have snow just yet but conditions over the next few days will determine if they can make any. the resort will be open for a few days next week and that they will shift to weekends only on till mid-november.

randy: they might with the cold next week. emily: those temperatures -- danielle: good morning, heading out the door traveling south of northbound by harrison boulevard. and i will show you the delays again. it' s heavy out of brockton encroaching -- approaching the crash. we are watching delays on the pike about half an hour. if you' re traveling route to eastbound, there' s a crash by the concord rotary and another rash by sudbury street. 95 south is a crash blocking a lane by 128. we are watching minor delays in the red line but everything else is on schedule. are we putting away the flip-flops? danielle: at least as we go toward this weekend. temperatures this morning are starting in the 30' s. 48 degrees in

boston and through sunday and monday, there' s going to be a high chance of some frost and even a widespread freeze. temperatures will start to dip. the cold front will usher in the coldest air we have seen all much-needed rain overnight tonight and the first thing tomorrow. it' s it or miss showers but right now, clear skies and lots of sunshine today and temperatures warming into the upper 50' s and lower 60' s. the rain chances tonight fire up. after midnight and first thing tomorrow and then the cold front brings in cooler air for your friday and into saturday. take a look at saturday -- there is going to be a risk for a spot shower or two in southern new england but northern new england, some snow popping up on the map for northern maine. they could have some snow showers. it will turn windy and cold behind that frontal boundary. 40' s for high on sunday and monday and overnight lows in the

30' s and 40' s and 20' s. get the winter coats out. emily: it' s not even halloween yet. we could dress up as eskimos for halloween. thank you.

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