we will break it down in detail as we continue. >> now on newscenter 5 -- randy: breaking overnight, boston police on the scene of a deadly shooting in brighton. the questions this morning as a suspect remains on the run. emily: an embattled police officer steps down. the allegations forcing that decision. >> i would imagine i have thought more about what happened then all of you put together. randy: hillary clinton answering benghazi questions up until the 11th hour. the marathon testimony on the eye. >> you are watching wcvb, boston' s news leader. good morning, this is newscenter 5' s eyeopener. emily: also on the eye, a local principal busting a move for his student body. the wager putting him center stage. good morning, i' m emily riemer. randy: i'

cindy fitzgibbon. cindy: we have had such an up and down week but i think we will settle down as we head into the weekend -- it will be a bright and sunny day and you can see the skies are clearing out in the wake of some rain showers that move through southeastern massachusetts. the front is no offshore and now colder air will be working in with a big area of high pressure. but temperatures this morning on so bad -- 45 out the door, 52 in boston. as you look to the north, you can see it is cooler, in 30' s. that is the air mass. temperatures start out in the lower 50' the 40' s by midday. even though the sun is out. temperatures will go down. wind at 10-15 making the readings in the 40' s and 50' s.

a nice-looking fall day ahead -- we will talk about your weekend coming up. let' s get you out to the roads. how we looking? kevin: early friday morning, we will see how the commute clears out. so far, so good. we clean out all that construction. it is looking pretty good in brighton eastbound heading toward the tolls. we will go to the map -- no real big troubles out there, pretty good wherever you go. downtown on route one 1a, some late running were crews are slowing things down. up to the north, 393 is ok. new hampshire down to 198 ok. a four-minute ride for 295, looking good out to the west on 128 south. that ramp was shut down overnight. south of town, everything is in great shape heading toward 93. all trains are running on time.

emily: we are following several breaking stories right now -- 42 people are dead after a collision between a tour bus and a truck near bordeaux. most of the victims are elderly tourists on a trip to the wine country. it wind up in flames after the crash which may have led to the high death toll. randy: breaking overnight, a violent scene. a man found dead in the street. emily: and right now, boston police are searching for a killer. the eye' s jim lokay is live in brighton with what we know at this hour. jim: the hope is that surveillance video nearby will hold the key and there will likely be a lot of us considering the area of what' s left of the scene. i want to show you what it looked like well police were investigating. reports of shots fired on tilford street, rate of western avenue. of 39-year-old man found dead in the street, a gunman found running. at this point they are still trying to get an idea of who the suspect may be.

no indication of any motive, but the key as they try to find the suspect in this latest shooting. emily: more breaking news -- one person dead and two people injured after a shooting on the tennessee state university campus in nashville. it started with a fight over a dice game. the others involved do attend is no threat on campus. randy: right now, a police officer is out of a job after some alarming allegations. let' s get right to the eye' s frank holland he' s following developments in pepperell this morning. frank: that pepperell police sergeant has now resigned after being accused of beating up a prisoner here at the police department. all of this started with an internal investigation last month. at that point, sergeant armando herrera was placed on administrative leave. that investigation just wrapped up and herrera voluntarily resigned from the force. he is in his early 50' s, an

almost 30-year veteran of the department, and during his tenure, we' re told he received praise for his police work here in town. right now, the district attorney' s office is investigating. at this point, no charges have been filed. we' ll bring you new information as we get it. randy: new this morning, an investigation is underway after a contractor was caught taking a selfie on the wing of a plane at logan airport. american airlines tells us it happened last night on a plane parked in a hangar. someone saw the contractor and man' s security badge and escorted him away. to make sure it wasn' t damaged. alexei really don' t care what bother me a bit. emily: hillary clinton defiant questioning on the benghazi attacks. s time to move forward. one big question, of course -- will that marathon grilling session impact her presidential hopes? the eye' s erika tarantal is tracking the fallout.

agree the hearing is unlikely to change many minds on what has become a very partisan subject. the former secretary of state again took responsibility for what happened that night. four american' s were killed, including winchester native glenn doherty. a lot of talk about a never before seen email clinton sent to her daughter, chelsea. she wrote, "two of our officers were killed in benghazi by an al qaeda-like group." but in the days after the attack, the obama administration said that it was a spontaneous protest over an anti-islamic video that grew violent. >> you tell the american people one thing, you tell your family and entirely different story. ex look, congressman, there was a lot of conflicting information that we were trying to make sense of. erika: republicans also demanded to know why the state department denied several requests for more security in the months before the attack. clinton said a number of requests were fulfilled, some were not. some of her testimony is not sitting well with glen doherty' s family. we' ll hear from them ahead in

emily? emily: paul ryan is in. the wisconsin republican says he will run for house speaker. he made that announcement last night after receiving support from three major caucuses within the gop. ryan had said he would only run if members agreed to back him. and today we' re expecting a big announcement from a democratic presidential candidate. lincoln chafee says he will address the future of his campaign. the former rhode island governor and u.s. senator tweeted yesterday that he' s looking women' s forum later this in the polls. randy: right now, a 17-year-old being stabbed in an mbta station. the police are hunting for the suspect right now. they tell us it started as a fight inside the jackson square station in jamaica plain. the suspect and victim do know each other. in vermont, the hunt is on right now for a man who allegedly raped a woman in a burlington courthouse. police say robert rosario

assaulted her in a bathroom stall last friday. rosario, who is from the bronx, has a lengthy criminal record in the burlington area. he' s been arrested before on drug and domestic violence charges. emily: it' s video you saw first on 5 -- thieves ripping prized possessions off the walls of a saugus barber shop. right now, the owners are trying to track them down. t random. the walls now bare at barber masters, where pricey sports memorabilia once hung. autographed jerseys, including those from tom brady, david ortiz, and paul pierce. owners say the thieves knew what they were after when they broke in, stealing a collection worth about $6000. they believe it' s someone who knows the shop. >> he definitely case the place. last week or the week before. somebody that we know -- not someone randomly off the street. emily: the owners want the public to come forward if they hear of anyone trying to unload sports memorabilia. randy: a big win for red sox

manager john farrell. his cancer is in remission. the red sox say farrell' s post-treatment tests revealed the news yesterday. farrell was diagnosed with cancer in august and missed the last six weeks of the season. the sox say they look forward to having him back as manager next season. emily: 5 on the opioid crisis -- a veteran speaking about his own drug addiction while serving his country in iraq. randy: just how widespread he says the problem is in the active duty military. this little girl is doing ok after a daycare mistake. the reaction from workers after she is locked inside alone. emily: cyber criminals targeting millenials. the new way they are getting private information and how you can protect yourself. erika? erika: breaking news out of france -- at least 40 people are dead after a bus and truck collide. the crash causing the bus to burst into flames. also breaking, boston police are searching for the suspect in an overnight shooting in brighton. the victim a man in his 30' s was found dead on tellford street.

cindy: after our warmup, cooler temperatures are on the way. the full outlook ahead. first, here' s what to expect

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kind of energy? show it off with an eyeopener wake-up call. just go to the front page of wcvb.com and upload it in the ulocal section of our website. cindy: sometimes in the newsroom on friday that happens. [laughter] cindy: i want to draw your attention to something -- i want to take you to the northeastern pacific. look at new mexico. just off the coast line, that is a massive hurricane. this is a category five, the strongest hurricane on record in the eastern north pacific. the winds are 200 miles per hour and it may strengthen as it makes landfall by midday today. fortunately this area isn' t usually populated, but this could be catastrophic in terms of damage. it will weaken as it moves over the land, and become a huge rainstorm.

it is something we are watching out in the pacific. pretty quiet -- a nice-looking day but breezy and a whole lot cooler. a frosty start coming up on saturday morning. the only chance will come in sunday morning, was just a couple showers. east of nantucket and moving away, a cold front coming through. high pressure building out of canada but the flow around it is drawing this cool air down. much of the north here -- temperatures are running in the 30' s but we are sitting at 52 in boston. that is the cooler air that will drain in. we have got 40' s north and west of town, so that cooler air is working in and it will continue throughout the day. we have bright sunshine today and a gusting northwest wind. if you look at the high temperatures, they are not going anywhere -- we are holding pretty steady and managing to hold mostly in the upper 40' s through worcester.

most part tonight, and i think it will be cold. north and west, upper 20' s to lower 30' s with some frost. along the coastline and on the south shore, holding in the 40' s. a mix of clouds on saturday but it is the cooler of the two weekend days. a friend is approaching -- saturday night into sunday, we might get a couple showers. it is not looking like much of a washout -- let me break it down. saturday morning starting with sunshine. along the coastline, easterly wind bringing in low clouds. here are our showers coming in on 5:00 sunday morning, likely exiting by 10:00 a.m. quick moving showers coming through, drying out, with brightening in the afternoon. lower 60' s, cooling-off once again. i don' t know about your lawn, but mine could using good, soaking rain. it is so dry, and that may be

randy: they would bring down the rest of the leaves. i will wait until they all come down. kevin: looking pretty good out there -- on the expressway, a little busy but nothing major yet. the expressway will be the biggest rut. . 10 minutes from brain trade to the o' neill tunnel. still dealing with some work crews on 1a heading toward the tunnel, slowing things down as you make your way toward the mcclellan highway heading toward the airport. the rest of downtown is in troubles down to the south. good.

or 95 into the western tolls. getting down to 128, coming down through this august stretch to take the trains, all lines on time. emily: the video pretty much speaks for itself. a one-year-old girl locked inside a chicago daycare, her dad calling first responders to help break her out. >> so many things crossing my mind when i was hitting the door t know what was going on. and all i could see was my baby emily: jones actually arrived 15 s closing time. workers told the family they mistook the little girl for a doll when they were looking around before closing. randy: newscenter5 on the opioid crisis. several top law enforcement officials are speaking out in favor of governor charlie baker' s controversial bill to address the statewide epidemic. police chiefs from around the

state are supporting the governor' s bill. it would allow medical professionals to hold patients for 72 hours if they are deemed a danger to themselves and others, and would limit opioids prescribed to first-time patients the plan has drawn criticism from several doctors. emily: addicted, armed, and on active duty. this morning, one local soldier is sharing his story of substance abuse and recovery. brian tivnan says he patrolled the streets of baghdad during the surge in the iraq war high on opioids, everything from pain killers to heroin. tivnan has battled addiction much of his life, and when it came to being addicted on active duty, he wasn' t alone. when he returned home, he was in and out of treatment, and his addiction spiraled out of control. he was revived with narcan twice. >> one of the hardest things i have ever done in my life. i have done some pretty difficult things, but making the

that way is one of the scariest things you can think of. doing this helps another shame and guilt and anger at himself, saying i' m not going to tell people i have a problem, i am supposed to be america' s that is what i want. emily: now, two years clean, tivnan does addiction outreach and speaks about the benefits of narcan. randy: topping economic headlines this morning, asian stocks skyrocketing in early trading today, that' s as the european central bank signals its considering more stimulus for its economy. stock futures are higher this morning, the dow gaining 320 points at yesterday' s close. twitter' s ceo is giving back to his employees. jack dorsey plans to give roughly 1/3 of his stock in the company to the employee equity pool. that amounts to about $200 million. that announcement comes a week after twitter announced mass layoffs. a multimillion dollar settlement is in the works between music

streaming service pandora and several record labels. the agreement ends a dispute over royalties related to oldies music, recorded before 1972. pandora will pay out $90 million to record labels involved. emily: there is a new warning as more of us get more addicted to our smart phones -- identity thieves are increasingly targeting younger victims. one reason, social media. people are sharing more and more, and often the answers to those security questions websites are using can easily be found on your facebook page. one solution -- block your social media pages to everyone except trusted friends and family, and make those security questions hard. your pet' s name is probably not enough. and watch those apps. make sure you know what they' re running in the background on your phone and whether they can be accessed by potential hackers. randy: a school principal ordered to dance. emily: the bet he lost, and the moves getting him a standing ovation. erika? erika: the family of the winchester native killed in the benghazi attack talking about the clinton hearing.

the reaction this morning. new details days after this deadly fire. the cause just released. and we continue to follow breaking news out of brighton. police are searching for the suspect in a deadly overnight

cindy: just trying to get my computer set up. i will show you here -- temperatures starting out in the lower 50' s, the sky clearing out this morning, but notice throughout the day the temperatures don' t change too much. a gusty wind blowing, sunny, breezy, and cool with temperatures holding pretty much where they are in the upper 40' s and lower 50' s. the weekend has sunshine on saturday with a frosty start, low-to-mid 50' s in the afternoon with the showers, coming up on randy: time now for eyepoppers. sunday. erika, a wild herd of birds wreaking some havoc down south? erika: randy, police are trying to corral a mob of emus away from homes. this is down in round rock, texas, police telling residents not to feed them and to stay away. the flightless bird can be dangerous. their owner has come forward is

control unit. principal making good on his bet. principal wells of woburn told his students he would dance to "watch me" if they raised $5000 for a walk-a-thon this year. they ended up raising nearly $9000, so mr. wells danced in front of the entire school. clearly, they were happy to see him do it. emily: breaking news -- a fiery bus crash in france leaves at least 42 people dead. the new information still coming in this morning. the city of boston looking for new ways to avoid this.

>> now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- randy: breaking news -- a man found dead in the middle of a brighton street. the critical clue that could lead police to a killer. emily: hillary clinton standing firm after eleven hours of getting grilled. >> it shows me a lot about her character. emily: why her words are not sitting well with the family of a local man killed in benghazi. randy: new overnight, one click of a camera leading to big trouble for a contractor at logan airport. where he took a selfie that got him the boot, on the eye. >> you are watching wcvb, austin news leader. good morning, this is newscenter 5' s eyeopener. randy: 5:30 friday morning.

the roadways are dry out there. good morning, i' m randy price. emily: i' m emily riemer with cindy and kevin in for olessa. cindy: no fog like yesterday morning, no 70' s like yesterday. you want to be dressed for that. it won' t change too much in terms of temperatures. lower 50' s now in boston, and that is where we are staying. 45 as you are stepping out and worcester. look to the north -- see how it is in the 30' s to around 40 degrees? that is the air mass working in. it is high pressure, and it will bring a good amount of sunshine in. there are a couple clouds to the north and west that flow through, otherwise it is a mainly sunny day. but look at the temperatures -- they go nowhere. by midday, they may be down and

this northwesterly wind could gust over 20 four a blustery fall feel, 52 in boston with lower 50' s on the cape. a cool friday ahead. let' s get you out to the roads -- they are dry. good morning, kevin. kevin: good morning. looking pretty good if you are heading into downtown. it is starting to get a little busy off 93 southbound. a nice ride in from the chelsea stretch and onto the loop. let' s take a look at the maps. still some delays on route 1a heading toward the airport off mcclellan highway, just after pennington street. overnight work crews are still in the process of picking up. give yourself a little extra time heading through the airport coming out of revere or anywhere from the north shore area. route three is a nice ride, same with 24. 93 is getting a little as he

heading into the braintree split, with some pockets on the expressway up toward columbia road. free and easy, a four-minute ride into the weston tolls. we' randy: the eye' s jim lokay on the scene where police are searching for a killer. jim: this is usually a high traffic area -- a lot of things, supermarkets, restaurants. the hope is that there will be police and the search for killers. this is the scene last night, right off western avenue. police got the call late last night and were told a guy in his 30' s was shot and killed, found in the street. later on there were reports that the shooter ran across the avenue to a parking lot and disappeared. police are hopefully poring through surveillance video in the hopes of finding a suspect, but the only thing they have is that the victim was in his 30' s,

no description, no motive, still very early in the investigation. emily: also breaking overnight, one person is dead and two following a fiery bus crash. it was carrying elderly people with a truck near port of stop randy: right now, a pepperell police sergeant is off the job amid allegations of police brutality. armando herrera resigned after being accused of beating up a prisoner at the police station. he has not been charged with a crime. emily: right now, an investigation is underway after a contractor is caught taking a selfie on the wing of a plane at logan airport. american airlines tells us someone saw the contractor last night and called police, who took his security badge and escorted him off the property. the plane is being checked for damage.

are looking for are brushed off or not answered in the detail we would like. randy: the sister of a massachusetts man killed in the benghazi attacks not satisfied after hours of testimony from hillary clinton. she says her family still needs answers. emily: the eyeopener' s antoinette antonio is live in glen doherty' s hometown of winchester. antoinette: the former secretary of state was in front of a congressional committee for 11 hours, but her comments may not kate quigley' s brother, glen doherty, was working as a contractor at the u.s. consulate on september 11, 2012. he and three others were killed when the compound was attacked. quigley says clinton greeted her family when doherty' s body came home and she didn' t tell them the truth. >> when i think back now to that day and what she

that she would choose in that moment to basically perpetuate what she knew was untrue. antoinette: quigley admits she didn' t watch much of the hearing, but says clinton did a fairly good job answering some of the questions. at the hearing, clinton took responsibility again for what happened that night in libya. not very many new answers came out of the hearing. emily: friends, family, and strangers all over the state honoring murdered danvers teacher colleen ritzer yesterday, the new tribute focused on paying it forward. they performed random acts of kindness in memory of the teacher, allegedly killed by one of her students. the family released a statement ranking everyone by the tremendous outpouring and they are proud that she continues to inspire others to simply be good to people.

smoking materials are to blame for this deadly fire in chicopee. were killed sunday at their home on montcalm street. investigators say someone -- three others managed to the home was destroyed. randy: new this morning, a major s seaport district. the last big chunk of land is being sold for $359 million. chestnut hill' s w.s. development is buying the remaining land around seaport square with a goal of building offices, housing, and shops where vacant parking lots now sit. emily: a dog walk takes a terrifying turn in new hampshire. randy: how a man says he fought off two pit bulls. this bird is back where he belongs after weeks of mischief. the mark he left on brookline. emily: and ahead in news to go, would-be burglars pick the wrong house. the armed homeowner scaring them

kevin: good morning and welcome back to the eyeopener. checking your roads, things get a little busier out there on the expressway, heavier packets of through columbia road. a little cooler out their temperature wise than it was yesterday. cindy: you cannot expect 70' s today like we had yesterday' s. 52 in baltimore right now with

despite the bright sunshine, look at the temperatures -- 52, temperatures go nowhere today, holding steady during this blustery fall feel. some frosted north and west of boston, otherwise maybe a spot shower on sunday morning with the dry weekend. emily: no snow in the forecast, but boston is trying to stay ahead of the winter. the public works department wants to find more snow farms that would help cut down on massive snow piles like the ones that stacked up last winter. it was june before a mountain in south boston finally melted. randy: brookline' s most wanted back behind bars this morning. a cockatoo doing damage to an historic home now locked up in its cage. dino had been on the lamb for months, locals ecstatic to get

the bird off the streets. short for dinosaur, dino is named for the screeching sound he makes, but the bigger concern was he had started pecking holes in brookline' s historical homes, including one of the victorians where the kennedys grew up. owner shawna payne is beyond relieved to have him back and says he' s got a good life to go back to. >> he is spoiled as it is. he likes to watch "spongebob" and watch music, fly around in the house, be a bully to the cat. randy: not everyone was glad to see the bird go. this neighbor, who had been feeding dino for weeks, wept as she said goodbye. dino is now headed to a vet for a thorough check-up. emily: breaking news -- dozens killed in a fiery crash in france. the new information we are learning. also, a deadly overnight shooting in boston.

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loopholes. an explosion in growth and new jobs. jeb: cut taxes. grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. randy: the eyeopener team ready to go in brighton, pepperell, winchester, and following developments after 11 hours of testimony from hillary clinton. emily: but first, cindy has your forecast. cindy: this is not our forecast. i have to point this out -- this

is a category five hurricane. this is in the eastern pacific, ready to bear down on mexico. the winds are 200 miles per hour, the strongest hurricane on record in the east pacific or even the atlantic basin. this will likely produce catastrophic damage as it works on shore. today here in southwestern mexico and over the next several days, it should weaken into a large rainstorm as it continues to drift north. i could bring some moisture into texas. we have got quieter weather in the wake of that cold front that cancer yesterday and just a couple showers, but it will be a whole lot cooler than it was yesterday. at north-northwest wind driving down cooler and drier air with a couple patchy clouds north and west of town. we are in store for a lot of sunshine today -- temperatures are warmest as you head down to the cape. 52 in boston and look at worcester, down to 45 degrees.

over the next couple hours, temperatures go down a couple more degrees and then it holds steady, not getting out of the 40' s. bright sunshine with the northwesterly wind gusting higher. tonight under clear skies, upper 20' s and lower 30' s north and west of baltimore. closer to 40' s in the south shore and high-pressure sliding east, a lot of sun. this will first bring in some clouds after the sunny start. cloud over in the afternoon, then here comes a band of showers overnight saturday. sunday morning, here they come, offshore. before noon time, a quick passing shower, than the skies brightening. saturday is greater, in the low to the 50' s. sunday has a morning shower s. let' the roads. with that somerville stretch approaching

once you get downtown, he gets busier. clearing those workers on the mcclellan highway approaching the airport, things are moving nice. let' s go to the maps -- 93 southbound is getting more company. down towards 133, not too bad at 128. 128 will take you about 17 minutes. a crash near exit 14 from 128 where we are starting to see some delays. south of town, route three is busier through avon and stoughton. getting on the expressway, a up toward columbia. all lines are on time. randy: breaking news right now in france -- at least 42 people are dead following a collision between a bus and a truck. this happened near the city of bordeaux in the southwest part of the country. police say the bus was carrying mostly elderly people on a day trip.

it went up in flames immediately following the crash, which police say likely caused the unusually high death toll. breaking overnight, a violent scene. a man found dead in the street. emily: jim lokay is live in brighton with clues. jim: we do know that this all happened overnight here on tilford street -- this is usually a very busy area and police were hard at work trying to get clues where the body was found, a 30-year-old man. police were told of the gunman ran through the parking lot across western avenue, not to be seen again. potential clues could be hidden inside surveillance videos. there will likely be a lot of it to go through because there are several businesses in the area. they are trying to find a suspect in this homicide. randy: also breaking, one person

tennessee campus. police say shots were fired after a fight over a dice game the person killed was not a student. the two women injured are and they are expected to survive. no word on any arrests at this point. frank: this morning, the das office is investigating a police sergeant who resigned amid accusations that he beat up a prisoner here at the police department. it started with an internal investigation back in september, at which point he was placed on administrative leave. the investigation just finished and the sergeant voluntarily resigned. at this point, no charges have been filed. we will bring you any new information as soon as we get it. erika: a marathon grilling for former secretary of state hillary clinton, who for 11 hours defended her actions related to the consulate attack in benghazi. >> there was a lot of conflicting information that we were trying to make sense of.

erika: that in response to questions about an email to her daughter, blaming an al qaeda-like group when the administration initially blamed a spontaneous protest. this morning, pundits doubt her testimony will change much in her run for the white house. clinton again took responsibility for what happened. four americans were killed in the 2012 attacks, including glen doherty from winchester. antoinette: the family of winchester native glen doherty, who was killed in benghazi, is reacting to the testimony. doherty' s sister says all their family wants is the truth. >> there were absolutely warning signs, and to add insult to injury, this cover-up -- and a lot of those questions are still unanswered. antoinette: kate quigley says she didn' t watch the entire hearing, but says clinton did a fairly good job answering some of the questions. however, the real questions the

were brushed off. emily: paul ryan says he will run for speaker of the house. the wisconsin republican made that announcement last night after receiving support from three major caucuses within the gop. ryan had said he would only run if members agreed to back him. the election is set for next thursday and ryan is all but certain to win. randy: we' re expecting a big announcement from a democratic presidential candidate today. lincoln chafee says he will address the future of his campaign. the former rhode island governor and u.s. senator tweeted yesterday that he' s looking forward to speaking at a dnc women' s forum later this morning. emily: a contractor at logan airport is caught taking a selfie on the wing of a plane. american airlines tells us it happened last night on a plane parked in a hanger. someone saw the contractor and called police, who took his security badge and escorted him off the property. an investigation is now underway. no word on any charges. randy: right now, a 17-year-old

is fighting for his life after he was stabbed at a t orange line station. t police are searching for the suspect. they tell us it started as a fight inside the jackson square station in jamaica plain yesterday. the suspect and victim do know each other. m going to shoot you -- my husband kept saying to shoot him. randy: two burglars had no idea marylyn williams was home when they showed up in her yard. she grabbed her rifle and scared them off. elderly couple' s home, where they stole a pillowcase full of jewelry and other valuables. they managed to get away, but left the stolen goods behind. emily: a new hampshire man and his dog recovering after being attacked by pair of pit bulls in the woods. dave eskeland, who works for new hampshire fish and game, was walking his dog, lady, on a path in the woods of bow when the pit

bulls attacked from behind. he fought off the dogs with pepper spray and his fists. the dogs responsible for the attack are also back with their owner. the incident remains under investigation. randy: a big win for red sox manager john farrell -- his cancer is in remission. the red sox say farrell' s post-treatment tests revealed the news yesterday. farrell was diagnosed with cancer in august and missed the last six weeks of the season. the sox say they look forward to having him back as manager next year. we are forward to the weekend. cindy: a pretty nice weekend overall, a little cool to start sunday morning. most of the weekend is dry, but don' t let that 52 degree reading fooled you because the temperatures go nowhere today. they will likely go down actually. lower 40' s and pittsburgh, south

of town, and some low-to-mid 50' s. showers are leaving a fair amount of clear skies in the wake of this frontal boundary. a big area of high pressure nosing out of canada that will give us a lot of sunshine, pulling down cool air. notice how temperatures drop a couple degrees, and despite bright sunshine, we are holding steady through the afternoon in the upper 40' s and lower 50' s. that northwesterly wind will gust, a blustery fall feel so make sure you are dressed for it. clear skies overnight and that means it is going to be called north and west of boston. upper 20' s and lower 30' s, likely some frost. a light northerly wind on the cape. the sunshine to start on saturday and then high pressure sliding east and west. the next front has a narrow band of showers that may come through here on sunday morning. in and out by lunchtime, lower 50' s for highs on saturday, lower 60'

we warm-up ahead of that front and as it exits by the time the patriots are kicking off, it should be about 61 degrees with clouds beginning to break for sunshine. we will keep the sunshine going heading into monday and tuesday. we could use a good, soaking rain and we may actually get that as we head toward wednesday night and into thursday. your weekend is looking mainly dry. let' s get you out to the roadways. kevin: we are dealing with our first trouble spot of the morning -- here, moving nicely toward the tolls, but let' s go to the map. further west on the pike we have a left-leaning crash just before the exit to the 128 ram system. right around the western state police barracks, left lane is being blocked and already some big delays. 128 northbound, sounds like some two by fours and hopefully

someone will clean it up. 93 northbound, delays getting by on to the expressway, heavier slowdowns on the expressway. should take you 14, 15 minutes to get you to the o' neill tunnel. emily: new this morning, hackers finding a new way to get your information. randy: how you can protect yourself. a barbershop' s prized possessions snatched right off the walls. the theft and video seen first on 5. cindy: a live look at the city skyline' s -- the sun is not out for at least another hour. daylight savings time is coming.