announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener. emily: breaking news overnight. a fire rips through a building in lynn. randy: a five-year-old boy hurt while crossing the street alone. why police say his bus driver bears some responsibility. randy: new information on the attack.

announcer: you are watching wcvb , boston' s news leader. randy: the royals celebrating after the longest game one in world series history. the play that ended the 14th inning game and the technical glitch that caused the scramble. thank you for joining us. i am randy price. emily: i am emily riemer. wet weather today. cindy: coffee in one hand, have the umbrella. by the ride home today. orange is cold at 30. nantucket 50. the shifting wind going to bring 44 in boston. at a bus stop, kids are going to want a jacket. they may be filtered sunshine but clouds thicken.

getting off the bus, still dry in most areas with temperatures in the mid-50' s. rain off to our west. there' s plenty of it waiting to move in. it does take its time getting here. through lunchtime we are drive. by 5:00 p.m. it should be raining in boston. during the evening and into the overnight hours, notice how the intensity of the rain starts to pick up. heaviest rain overnight tonight. 50' s this afternoon. by 4:00 p.m. it is raining in boston. it could have gusts of 50 miles per hour along the coast. a wind advisory in effect. right now we get you out to the roads and see how we are doing. olessa: a look outside. here' s a check of 93 in somerville. lots of volume starting to build. let' s see the rest of the trip. car fire in andover

, 495. 93 heavy approaching spot pond. delays on 95. expressway is 25 from braintree to boston. emily: breaking overnight, scramble to escape intense flames as fire consumes a building. dozens of people are out of their homes. randy: sera congi is at the scene for us right now. sera: 31 people are homeless due to the fire, including seven children. crews arriving on the scene to clean up some of the debris from this intense fire. flames broke out last night starting in the back of the building on the second floor. when firefighters arrived, the blaze was in the walls of the building. it went into the attic and through the roof. the race was on to get people

out but many people came out on their own. we talked with one of the residents who escaped. >> as soon as i went to the kitchen i smelled of the smoke and i ran down. i am like let me see if i can seat it from my nieces room. as soon as i saw it, the downstairs hallway was on fire. sera: that was bernadette guzman . she just moved into the building three months ago and she has lost everything. the red cross is helping the 31 buildings. the cause of the fire is under investigation. the district chief told me it is not considered suspicious. live in lynn, sera congi, wcvb

boston police are trying to track down this man wanted in connection with a deadly shooting in brighton. police releasing this photo of gammada musa. they say he is considered armed and dangerous following thursday night' s shooting on telford street which killed desmond joseph of allston. randy: right now police are investigating after a child is hit by a car after being let off a school bus alone. the eyeopener' s antoinette antonio is live in worcester where there are a lot of questions this morning. antoinette: the biggest question is why the bus driver would let a 5-year-old off without a parent to meet him. when the little boy tried to cross the street, he was hit by a car. the bus driver dropped the ball it off on hamilton street without an adult to pick him up, which is against school policy. the driver who hit the boy says the boy ran into the street from between two parked vehicles. the driver was going below the speed limit. the boy is a student at abby kelly foster charter school and suffered a broken leg and minor head trauma. an investigation is underway to

seek her out why no one was here to meet him and why the school the meet him. not cited. in worcester, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. looking down on us. grieves the loss nine-month-old son killed in a s as a second child remains in critical condition. this morning, relatives are talking about the tragedy as town leaders take new action. christina russin was killed monday when her car crashed head-on with a cement truck along route 20. her youngest son, noah, died after being placed on life support. her 2-year-old son, carter, is still in the hospital. the boy' s grandmother by his side. >> we lost two beautiful people.

>> she cannot even grieve over her daughter yet because she hast to stay focused for connor, who needs her right now. emily: they will be a meeting tomorrow to discuss possible changes to route randy: new this 20. morning, boston city councilors may have to take a vote today on whether to raise their own salaries. a plan to hike their pay to just under $100,000 a year was proposed as a compromise by mayor walsh and even without any action would take effect on election day. but councilor michael flaherty says he plans to put the 14% hike to a vote today. the city council hasn' t gotten a raise since 2006. emily: commitment 2016, two new polls show changes in the race for president. and for the first time since the summer donald trump does not have the national lead. the cbs new york times poll shows ben carson now leading the race with 26%. trump a close second at 22%. the rest of the pack trailing in

marco rubio with 8%. jeb bush and carly fiorina tied with 7%. on the democratic side, the news is out of iowa. the latest poll showing hillary clinton opening up a commanding lead in the state. she has 65% over bernie sanders ' 24%. the eye' s erika tarantal is tracking the potential fallout on the debate stage. erika: that fallout likely a fierce battle in colorado tonight, specifically between donald trump and ben carson. who, due to their front-runner status, will be front and center. hosted this time by cnbc, expect the debate to include a good dose of business and finance-related questions. trump, who at one point had a regular segment on the channel and carly fiorina, who used to be a contributer, will likely feel right at home. neither one so comfortable in the polls, though. fiorina, who performed well in past debates, has been losing support. yes, that new poll has trump just trailing carson nationally and trump' s behind in iowa. something carson says he' s not taking for granted.

>> i realized that it is a marathon. >> i do not like being second. second is terrible. erika: the other candidates will be looking for attention they' ve been lacking, including john kasich, who declared he' s done with being polite and listening to nonsense. the debate begins at 8:00 p.m. emily: and a lot of tired baseball fans this morning. this sacrifice fly ending the game. an epic battle between the mets and the royals. it stretched 14 innings and tied the record for the longest world series game. kansas city takes it 5-4. hopefully everyone is getting sleep. they' re back at it again tonight. a different kind of scramble earlier in the night thanks to a power outage. fox sports suffered a primary and backup failure in the 4th inning, that forced a delay in the broadcast. they had to switch to major league baseball' s international

new concerns about a danger often missed by drivers and automakers. 5 investigators taking a look at aging tires. a new look at this, a school resource officer at tossing a student out of her chair. randy: the scariest -- emily: the scariest part of howling might be the nutrition facts on candy. erika: breaking news in lynn, a three alarm fire on chestnut street. no one was hurt , dozens of people are out of their home. cindy: grain and wind on the way. when to expect downpours, ahead. first, temperatures as you head out the door.

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>> from firefighters across massachusetts, going pink for breast cancer awareness month. good morning, eyeopener! randy: good morning. no men wear pink better than those guys. part of a statewide effort to raise breast cancer awareness. emily: somerville and other fire departments are also selling those shirts to raise money for susan g. komen and breast cancer research. we would like to see what causes you are supporting. should a wake-up call and upload it to the u-local section of our website. winter boots today, rain boots later on. cindy: it is overnight when a lot of us are sleeping that we

do not leave home without the umbrella if you are heading home later on this afternoon. a windsw ept soaking rain. there could be thunder. winds cranking up along the coastline. we could see gusts 40-50 miles per hour. a wind advisory at 7:00 this evening through 7:00 tomorrow morning. however, the big bright full moon is visible in many communities. that means we have astronomically high tides. as the winds picked up, the easterly flow midday high tide in boston there could be flashover -- splash over. in the evening was could have minor coastal flooding. coastal flood advisories for that reason. temperatures not bad in boston, 44 with clouds. winds calm but increasing through the day.

southeasterly wind on nantucket. 50 degrees. plymouth, 37. 34 in lawrence. s yesterday. you can see the cloud cover. clouds thicken up this morning. after the sun comes up at 7:12, it will be short-lived. rain knocking on the door. low pressure is going to strengthen in the next 24 hours. tropical downpours and that it in the remnants of hurricane patricia arquette to start move in -- tropical downpours embedded in the remnants of hurricane patricia start to move in. this evening, wind with temperatures in the 50' s. here is the timeline. through lunchtime we are dry. 5:00 p.m. your heading home from work.

localized for drainage flooding. thunder is a possibility into tomorrow morning. 6:00 a.m. tomorrow, still some rain. rain is going to move offshore. one of our computer models show a 1-2 inches of rain. locally higher amounts possible. temperatures are going to rise overnight. low 60' s by tomorrow. rain ends in the morning. a windy and warm day. friday, breezy and cooler. on halloween, sunsets at 5:39. do not forget we turn the clocks back on saturday night before you go to bed. you get an extra hour of sleep

noticeable for commuters. olessa: fairly quiet start on a route one. southbound side moving away. heading out north of town, we did have a fire. all lanes are open. 93 south, delays concord street to spot pond. eastbound side looks good. 95 you have the volume northbound out of sharon. an accident northbound by route 128. the expressway is 30 from braintree to boston. trains and buses on schedule. randy: the south carolina police officer seen tossing a student out of her desk is off the job this morning. and right now, the fbi and the justice department are joining in the investigation. are calling the attack reprehensible, unforgivable and inconsistent with everything the district stands for. students who were in this algebra class in columbia are being interviewed as claims

surface that the teenage girl hit the officer first. some of her classmates say she was texting, chewing gum and refusing to leave. the deputy, who is a resource officer and football coach then , takes her down. one student who tried to help ended up getting arrested herself. the deputy, 34-year-old ben fields, was honored last year for being an exceptional role model. however, in 2007 he was also accused of using excessive force. first exposed by 5 investigates, there are new calls this morning to look into tire aging. safety experts tell 5 investigates even though your tires may have plenty of tread, as they age after as little as 6 years, the inside material can dry out and lose its elasticity, leading to a possible catastrophic tread separation. the ntsb is now calling for a deeper look at tire aging as

recalls. emily: asian stocks take a tumble overnight ahead of a u.s. federal reserve policy decision later today. meantime, stock futures are higher following tuesday' s losses. the dow dropping 41 points to 17,581. walgreens is buying rite-aid in a deal worth around 17 billion dollars. the company says consumers will benefit because there will be more power to negotiate lower prices with drug companies. rite aid stores will initially keep their name, but that could eventually change. randy: halloween is this weekend, and we' ve got the best and worst candies for kids on the health front. a new study shows jelly beans are number one when it comes to the best candies out there, each one is about 4 calories. pixie stix may be just sugar, but they are 9 calories per straw. and packing just 25 calories per roll, smarties. topping the list of the worst candies for you are reese' s miniatures. one serving, just 5 pieces,

an adult woman. take 5 comes in at number two because of high fructose corn syrup, making it one of the i know this is depressing. it' s high in both fat and sugar. nutritionists say eating one fun 10 pounds to your body in the next year. emily: things i do not want to know before halloween. randy: enjoyed in moderation. moderate. still ahead, chocolate fashion and pumpkins with famous faces. randy: it' s ahead in eyepoppers. erika? erika: then new at 6:30,

the message meant to counteract answers on a little girl' s death are expected today. the report on how bella bond may have slipped through the cracks. breaking news out of lynn. dozens are out of their homes after a fire on chestnut street.

olessa: 6:24 on your wednesday morning. cindy: you can see the rain behind me. it is headed here. have wet weather gear this morning. could be a little sunshine among thickening clouds. clouds take over. it rained moving in after 2:00 this afternoon. temperatures in the 50' s today. 70' s tomorrow. a soaking rain with thunder possible overnight. winds bringing in warmth, 70' s tomorrow. 60 but drive friday. randy: olessa is back with eyepoppers. only in france. a fashion show for chocolate. olessa: models hit the runway in paris wearing dresses out of candy for the annual chocolate fashion show. up and coming designers pair up with world-famous chocolatiers to make the creations. it'

s unclear if they get to eat them afterward. why not? randy: looks delicious? olessa: an ohio artist creates impressive works of out from pumpkins. she turned them into celebrities including betty white, oprah, and miley cyrus. she even created this one, she' s calling it the trumpkin. she says a giant pumpkin creates about 10 hours to create. 9 hours on his hair. emily: a pembroke teen wrote to the president when her brother said something she didn' t like. and the president listened. the letter getting her invited to the white house. philadelphia.

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>> now on newscenter 5 eyeopener. randy: breaking overnight -- flames rip through a building in lynn. the close call as firefighters raced to the scene. >> new answers expected indicates of a toddler killed and dumped, what we could learn about maybe bella. >> a little boy hit by a car after getting off the school bus, the broken rules that may be to blame. >> a pembroke girl goes to the white house. >> call it the ultimate payback. >> you are watching wcvb boston' s news leader. good morning, this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. randy: showing you the skyline. a change this weekend. good morning.

emily: i am late along with cindy and olessa. -- standard time resumes on sunday. that is a change next week for commuters. >> not seeing the 20' s this morning. 40 in boston and 50 in nantucket. suburbs in the 30' s. kids will want a jacket at the bus stop. it off the bus under cloudy skies and wins picking up but dry. the rain knocking on the door. widespread to our south and west. the morning hours through lunchtime, no rain across our area but it comes in from west to east during the afternoon and by 5:00 p.m., wet weather for your evening commute, boston north and west and during the overnight hours, the intensity of the rain ramps up.

the rain comes in after 2:00 p.m. in most areas and such an quickly fades, 50' s, winds picking up and by the in that the day, the wind picks up, gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour with a wind advisory through the overnight hours through the coast line. it will clog up the drains by pulling leaves off the trees. olessa: this morning, just delays, let' s get to the maps. 93 south, slow into wilmington and stays heavy step to spot pot approaching the leverett connector, eastbound on the pike 25 minutes from 490 52 128. south of town, delays on 95, an accident approaching 128. the expressway, 30 minutes from braintree to boston and the trains and buses on schedule. randy: flames ripping through a building on lynn, an

investigation just getting underway. it forced dozens of people into the cold. emily: we are at the scene with what we know right now. sera: the cleanup is now underway. the damage done was to the top two floors of this three-story building and that is where the residents are. 24 adults and seven children now homeless. flames broke out last night in the back of the building on the second floor. when firefighters arrived, the of the building. it continued into the attic and through the roof. and everyone made it out safely. two people had to be taken out by latter but no one was injured. one of the residents said that the firearms in the building go up a lot so they did not think much when they heard them until they smelled smoke and everyone raced to get out.

under investigation -- the cause of the fire is still under investigation. emily: boston police looking for this man wanted in connection with a deadly shooting in brighton. he is considered armed and dangerous. desmond joseph was shot and killed thursday night. randy: police investigating after a child was hit by a car after getting off the school bus in worcester. the driver dropped the 5-year-old boy off on hamilton street without an adult to pick him up. that' s against school policy. emily : right now, the top republican candidates are getting ready for their third debate. this comes as a new poll shows dr. ben carson leading donald trump for the first time nationally since the summer. randy: today, we are expecting new answers about what happened before bella bond was found dead on deer island. emily: the eyeopener' s jim lokay is live at the state house with the focus of a new state report. jim: governor baker wants to know how a family that was known

to state agencies could get to this point and become the focus of a case that sparked national outrage. the office of the child advocate expected to come out with a report as they investigate the bella bond case at the governor' s request. right now, the little girl' s mother and her mother' s boyfriend are being held on murder charges. both are accused in the death of the 2-year-old who' s remains were found in a trash bag on deer island in june. the massive effort to identify the little girl stretched on for months, even her own mother allegedly staying silent. we already know dcf investigated neglect allegations involving bella bond. but those cases were closed at the time of her death. today' s report will focus on how those cases where handled and who was involved with the family. we' ll keep you posted on any new developments. emily: new this morning, an initiative to ban the n-word from boston public schools. community leaders met with superintendent tommy chang yesterday. they tell the herald this is not about punishing students. it'

s about informing them that the word is offensive despite its use in pop culture. the next step is to meet with the boston student advisory council. randy: a violent robbery at a stoneham business. two employees tased by the suspects. and this morning, police are trying to figure out if it' s connected to a robbery at this same spot earlier this year. police say two men walked into colonial trading off main street with jewelry to exchange. seconds later, they pulled out tasers, targeting two employees. those employees were then zip tied. the suspects were able to get away with collector coins. back in march, this same business was the target of a smash and grab. the thieves making off with more than a quarter million dollars in valuables. a health alert -- offering hope to skin cancer patients. emily: the virus that could lead to a medical breakthrough. and a pembroke girl didn' t like what her brother said, so she wrote to the president. and mr. obama seems to be on her side. the comment leading her to the white house.

randy: and we continue following breaking news out of lynn, where dozens of people are out of their homes after a fire on chestnut street. no one was hurt. over 8,000 men and women coming together p

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>> welcome back. a live look outside, slow ride on the northbound side of 95, neck them by 128. the volume northbound, an accident on the shoulder, not blocking lanes and heavy buildings. -- heavy delays. >> sunup and 7:12 and a dry start but some rain will be moving in our direction, comes in this afternoon, the heaviest overnight and into the morning hours tomorrow. a widespread rainfall that will come with strong winds. we warm it up tomorrow but cooler down and dry it out into the weekend. >> i never thought my note would bring me to the white house. emily: the women she' s talking about the world champion u.s. soccer team. pembroke teen ayla ludlow spent yesterday with them and president obama. and it all started with something her brother said. he told her boys are better at

soccer than girls. so ayla wrote a letter to the men' s sports always get more attention than women' s. the letter went viral, and won the 13-year-old an invitation to the white house, to meet the world soccer champs. we caught up with ayla as she returned, to talk about the incredible trip. >> it was quite shocking but once i got up i was comfortable because we practiced it a couple of times. they were nice and kind. emily: the president joked that ayla' s trip could be payback to her little brother. seems the soccer team had some fun of their own. all star abby wambach posted this selfie to her instagram, thanking the president for the invite. she noted that she accidentally cut herself out of the frame. you can see the top of her head in the lower left corner. whoops. randy: updates ahead on our breaking news this morning. the overnight fire ruining homes in lynn. and a scary find at the

blue line. and a michigan homeowner finds a car on her roof. why police say this landing was

randy: the top stories in 15 minutes. breaking news kicking off news to go. firefighters in lynn battling big flames overnight. emily: we are there with new information.

the rest of the eyeopener team is in worcester and boston. and erika has a preview of the gop debate in colorado. first cindy and the forecast -- rain and wind on the way. cindy: make sure you have the storm drains clear. we need the rain, our deficit in boston eight inches. we needed and we will get it. a widespread one to two inch rainfall coming in this it will be windswept, the thunder. the winds could gust 40 to 50 miles per hour, especially along the coast line where we have invented by three. the coast, with high tide , you may see splash over and midday high tide across east facing coastal areas and south coastal facing areas there could be minor coastal flooding for this evenings high tide.

light wind and the pressure hanging on but our storm strengthening to our west and pulling up warm weather, wind, and rain. this morning, 30' s and 40' s. boston, 44 here in over the next 12 hours, filtered sunshine gives way to thickening clouds. by 3:00 this afternoon, rain moving into the area. it will come in from west to east and by lunchtime there could be a few showers in the berkshires, but during the afternoon, the rain spreads in. drive home, boston and north and west, wet weather and the intensity of the rain picks up. those are heavy downpours that could lead to localized lettings and thunderstorms -- localized flooding and thunderstorms. and the clouds will break for a little bit of sunshine tomorrow and it will warm up, lower-70' drying out and cooling back down

getting busy on the roads. olessa: the expressway, northbound, slow going. the travel times, south, an accident clearing on the shoulder, 95 north at 128. heavy on 24 northbound out of avon and route 3. 30 minutes from the expressway into boston. 93 southbound, slow from andover down through wilmington and the volume stays heavy. more delays approaching the weather connector. trains and buses running according to schedule. randy: breaking news -- an overnight fire putting dozens of people out in the cold. randy: the eyeopener' s sera congi is live in lynn with the latest in this investigation. sera: the fire is out and cleanup crews are here.

second and third floor of the building, 24 adults and seven children are now homeless. flames broke out last night in the back of the building on the second floor. when firefighters arrived the chief says the blaze was well into the walls of the building and into the attic. the race is on to get people out and two people had to be rescued but no one was injured . the red cross is helping those displaced residents. the cause of the blaze under investigation. >> a five-year-old boy in worcester is in the hospital after being hit by a car after he was let off the school bus alone. this happened on monday. the school bus driver dropped the boy off at the bus stop on hamilton street without an adult here to pick him up. that is against school policy. the driver who hit the boy says he came out from between two cars, trying to cross the street by himself.

head, but is expected to be ok. an investigation is now underway to find out why he was let off the bus. and why no one was here to meet him. live in worcester, antoinette antonio. more about the state' s handling of the bella bond case after her body washed ashore and was identified . the governor requested a report on the state' s handling of the case, the family, the mother, the father, or both known by the state and we know a couple of things, dcf investigators neglect allegations involving her in the past. the cases were closed at the time of her debt and a report expected out today will focus on how the cases were handled and who was involved with the family. the optic --

erika: the republicans running for president face off in their 3rd primary debate tonight. this as the latest polls have donald trump and ben carson closer than ever before. in colorado, hosted by cnbc, expect a number of topics to be finance-related. right in the wheel house of donald trump and carly fioina -- carly fiorina who both have worked with cnbc in the past but both have seen some support slip. trump is now trailing in iowa to ben carson who, according to a cbs-new york times poll, is also with 26% to trump' s 22%. tonight' s debate begins at 8:00. randy: hillary clinton' campaign goes to new hampshire today. in manchester before attending a dinner. police looking for an armed man triggering a standoff, reportedly threatening people in new hampshire. officers pulled a shotgun and

ammunition out of an apartment building on jewel street during the investigation. roads were closed and a school put on lockdown and an apartment building evacuated while police were searching. they believed he may have left the area. emily: an attack inside a subway car in philadelphia, two people tried to rob a passenger who fell asleep, but he chased them and they pulled out a taser and he winds up on the tracks. the victim pulled himself back up before another train came and police are now searching for the two suspects. randy: the funeral today for the new york city police officer gunned down last week. investigators have determined that the gun used to kill them came into the city through the iron pipeline, those with -- those weapons smuggled into the city from south carolina. six arrests were made on tuesday in connection to the pipeline on the same day the shooting suspect was indicted. emily: dashcam video has been released in a deadly encounter between a teenager and a police

officer in south carolina. it happened over the summer. police say lieutenant mark tiller was conducting an undercover drug operation when he shot 19-year-old zachary hammond. the dash-cam video shows hammond driving his car towards tiller. the officer then shot in self defense. prosecutors announced yesterday that tiller will not be charged. randy: a michigan homeowner hears a big kaboom and this is what she finds when she walks outside. a car on her roof. the driver of a ford mustang lost control on a road and landed on the roof of the house. turns out the house is built next to a hill, and the roof is nearly level with the ground. emily: a drug that uses the herpes virus to treat skin cancers now has fda approval. tumor tissue to rupture cancer right now, the drug is only approved for melanoma treatments. with that deadly form of skin cancer each year. shown to prolong a patient'

life. a lot of tired baseball fans this morning. this sacrifice fly finally ending game one of the world series between the mets and royals. the epic battle stretched well past midnight -- going 14 innings and tying the record for the longest world series game. kansas city takes it 5-4. both teams will have to sleep fast. they' re back at it for game two tonight. randy: the boston bruins unload on the coyotes at the garden., picking up their first win of the season at home. david krejci scoring the first goal of the game last night. it' s all the b' s would need, but they kept coming. two more goals in the second. and three in the third. tuukka rask stopping all 24 shots that came his way. b' s win, 6-0. emily: a chilly dip for the woburn high cross country teams. the tanners took a dip in the city' s horn pond to mark the last home meet of the fall season. they are brave.

before diving in. randy: i love the way the women just go right in and the guys tiptoed. massachusetts students deserve a pat on the back this morning. they ranked first in the country on the test known as the nation' s report card. despite the great news for massachusetts, this year' s assessment showed more losses than gains for students nationwide. there were significant dips in 4th and 8th grade math. emily: halloween comes early to government center. this is what mbta workers found buried below the blue line. the costumes were found rolled up in a ball inside a small hollow section of concrete poured more than 60 years ago. the new and improved government center station is set to re-open in the spring. that is creepy. randy: strange. could be patriotic but when you see the heads.

are questions -- costmu umes. olessa: southbound, north -- 95 northbound slow. an accident on the shoulder by 128 and heavy out of 24 and delays and root-3 -- the volume building up. 93 southbound slow out of andover. delays down to 125. more volume approaching the leverett connector. no problems with the trains and buses. cindy: look at this. toward the horizon, son up at 7:12 but pink sky in morning. beautiful before the written -- rain and wind. the suburbs, 30' s, 39 in worcester.

nantucket, a shift in the wind and the southwesterly wind will push us into the 50' s even though the clouds will be sickening, rain knocking on the door and intensifying low pressure cutting by to our west will bring in a searchable warm weather and wind winds and heavy rain over the next 24 hours. any sunshine this morning gives way to thickening clouds and we are dry until 2:00 and then the rain comes in with the east, southeasterly winds and mid and upper-50' s today. near 60 on cape cod. miles per hour overnight and coastal flooding advisories for the midday high tide on east facing short -- shorelines. the rain, by 5:00 p.m. it comes in, a wet commute, heavy thunder possible and the rain exits pretty quickly tomorrow morning and downpours in the morning give way to breezy and

warm conditions in the afternoon , lower-70' s, breezy and cooler on friday as we dry it out and the weekend looks great. temperatures falling back into the upper-50' s. when the rain and wind pick up, the leaves picking up. >> thank you for joining us. randy: we will see tomorrow

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