could bring in an evening shower once it goes by. that front pressures in cooler air for the weekend. upper 40' s by sunday. we are going to break down the forecast for today as the eyeopener continues. >> now on newschannel 5' s eyeopener. emily: a gruesome discovery in worcester. what responders found. randy: a deadly plane crash with ties to new hampshire. the search this morning for what went wrong. emily: donald trump not shy about assaulting his opponents but this morning he is denying a nasty slight from his own twitter handle. it is on the eye for this thursday morning. >> you are watching wcvb, boston' s news leader. good morning, this is newscenter 5' s eye-opener. randy: dropping in on dinner. the surprise falling through the ceiling and a florida restaurant. emily: not a good idea. randy: i' m randy price. emily: i'

m emily riemer. and we are talking 70' s again. cindy: september weather in the months of november. a warm afternoon but starting out this morning. heads up. there is a lot of fog along the south coast. we have a dense fog advisory through 8:00 this morning. at times visibility could drop under a quarter of a mile. it is really to connecticut, rhode island, and southeastern massachusetts we are dealing with that fog. visibility around providence down to a mile. so, keep in mind we have some low clouds and fog. you can see them lifting to the north over the past few hours. we are coming up with a southwesterly wind that is bringing out more moisture. but it is also bringing in more cash warmer temperatures. waking up on this november morning, to. boston 55 -- nashua just 38 degrees.

in the morning hours, jumping into the 60' s. during the afternoon, yes, lots of lower 70' s. a fairmont close this morning. especially in southeastern massachusetts. i think the brightest skies will be to the north but that southwesterly wind warms us up. warmest temperatures through the merrimack valley. 75 degrees. noticed it is coolest along the cape. if we get to 72 in boston, it is warm but not a record. the. record for today is closer to 80 degrees we may come close to record highs tomorrow. let' s get you to the road to see how we are looking. olessa: good morning, everyone. a quiet start on the roads. a live look at the expressway. you can see the northbound side getting by without problems. let' s get to the maps. overnight construction in the final stages traveling 93 south. also picking up that road work on the expressway north bound by the pike. on 93 both directions by route 24 and 95 north at 128 clearing as we speak.

and along the pike. construction zone clearing 128 between route 2a and route 2. emily: thank you. now to breaking news where following. randy: in a disturbing discovery in worcester has turned a neighborhood into a crime same. frank holland is there this morning with what we know. frank: right now investigators are trying to figure out a grizzly mystery that is seen -- car. according to the worcester telegram the started as a car fire near swann avenue. the car was off to the side of the road in washington heights. after putting up the flames, firefighters discovered what appears to be a body. fire and police investigators blocked off the road. they searched for evidence up until almost midnight. >> my measurement is right there. we could hear voices outside. we peaked -- my bedroom is right there. we saw the commotion going on. that is kind of scary that

frank: this is an ongoing investigation. we will follow this story all morning on air, online, and on our mobile apps. emily: breaking overnight. four people found dead inside a home in oakland, maine, outside waterville. multiple shots were fired around 8:00 last night at a home on belgrave road. investigators believe one of the people dead is the gun man. a four-year-old girl inside the parents were found dead. new details on this deadly plane crash with ties to new england. that crash sparking a desperate york. randy: erica tarantella is come in this morning. today. the nypd calling up efforts overnight due to low visibility, fog and rough surf. all happening off the coast of breezy point, in queens. late last night recovery crews from the body of a man believed

to be the pilot and pieces of that plane, including the tail. the pilot is also thought to be the 57-year-old owner of the two-seater which is registered out of wrye, new hampshire. before crash, witnesses say the plane was being flown low. luggage found floating led police to believe there might be another victim. but now policing the pilot was the only person on board. detectives are headed to the have to to confirm his identity. it appears that plane took off from philadelphia with -- en route to portsmouth. randy: a deadly crash is under investigation in boston' s south end. two women were crossing the street yesterday when they were hit by a black suv. a woman in her 70' s was killed. another woman with her was seriously hurt. officers say the driver may have been blinded by the glare of the sun. in our next half hour, why witnesses say this area is especially dangerous for drivers and pedestrians. three people are injured after

this is a head on collision not far from the scene where a mother and baby were killed in oxford last week itwork will begin on sunday on making this dangerous curve safer before winter and installing a guard rail and widening it. major reconstruction is planned for 2025. emily: russia is sending missile systems to syria to protect its military forces. a russian general says they are concerned fighter jets could be hijacked in neighboring russian troops. that move comes amid new signs that isis took down a russian commercial plane. for a second time, the terror for the crash. right now cnn is citing a source put a bomb on that plane. not a passenger. rather, someone else on the

in the initial investigation, terrorism experts thought the plane could' ve crashed because of a mechanical issue, but now it is looking more likely that an explosion is to blame. >> what investigators are looking for is if there is any kind of explosive material on any of the debris. emily: investigators are looking to see if passengers have injuries from an explosion. that includes a shrapnel. all 224 people on board that jetliner were killed. randy: jury selection is underway for the trial of a danvers teenager accused of raping and killing his teacher. a judge cleared the way for the trial by declaring philip chisolm mentally competent. the trial was stopped last months when he began to behave strangely. he is accused of murdering colling retzer two years ago. police want to know if you recognize the suspects.

business. the surveillance video released from eye care optics on the middlesex turnpike. the suspects stole designer frames. one assaulted an employee. emily: commitment 2016. three more candidates running for their party' s presidential nomination will file for the new hampshire primary. bernie sanders and republicans carly fiorina and marco rubio plan on making it official today at the secretary of state' s office. new controversy for donald trump. after a retweet causes of firestorm on social media. it is a picture of the bush family with a nz azi flag next to them. it says the candidate did not see the image that goes with it and the retweet has since been deleted. trump was in new hampshire filing to be on the primary ballot. he is now behind dr. ben carson in iowa. newscenter 5' s janet will

janet: how confident are you that ben carson is not going to be in? mr. trump: he has never created a job. time. saturday night live. this morning nbc admits to accidentally releasing promos featuring trump. >> because of time rules for television, mr. trump can only speak for four seconds. mr. trump: ben carson is a complete and total loser. dr. carson:" i think the presidency is a serious thing. and i do not like making light of it. emily: that promo was removed. hispanic groups protested yesterday. randy: a somerville police officer was writing somethg other than a ticket after a traffic stop. emily: the kind gesture that is going viral. a prank -- plank goes through the windshield on the highway.

randy: debit is not always the right choice. three places to always use credit. erica? erica: worcester police are investigating the discovery of what appears to be a body. firefighters put a car fire -- put out a car fire at midnight. body. frank hyland on the scene and we will have updates all morning. cindy: we are heading back near the 70' going to last forever. when the cooldown comes, and when we see temperatures moderate once again coming up. . first, take a look at what to expect this morning. we have got some fog along the south coast and the cape. but clear skies and worcester. lot of 50'

are from maize very. >> help us fight hunger in massachusetts. >> if you find a flyer at your front door, please help us support local food banks. >> thank you! good morning. randy: thank you. doing a good turn. scouting for food has been helping local food pantries in eastern massachusetts for 25 years. emily: they will be picking up food this saturday. do make a donation. you will find the information on our website. all week has been nice. we have been waiting for today. like thursday. cindy: we are going to have the temperatures soar back into the 70' s. a good amount of sunshine. we have been above the average each and every day this months.

but i think today going to be a day that really feels like september. although it is going to be warm, the records for today out of reach. i think we will fall shy in worcester. the record in boston is close to 80 degrees. even though we get into the lower 70' s in boston, that record may be out of reach. nonetheless starting out warm this morning. mid 50' s from boston on southward. cooler after the merrimack valley. orange is just 39 degrees. we have mainly clear skies. a southwesterly wind has been developing overnight. it is this wind that is bringing in warmer air. it is also bring up low-level moisture. we have had some low clouds and a little bit of fog from the south. along the south coast, buzzards bay through south coast of rhode island, connecticut, we have a dense fog advisory until 8:00 this morning. visibility at time is going to drop down under a quarter of a mile. you can see that fog is more pronounced along southeastern massachusetts.

so, we have that fog this morning in southeastern massachusetts burning off to partly sunny skies. that southwesterly breeze is going to warm the temperatures up. most of us running between 70 and 75 looking for a high of 70 in worcester. 72 boston. the mid-70' s metrowest, the merrimack valley. that wind will keep us cooler relatively speaking. i think the brightest skies are going to be running north of the pike today. but everyone seeing a bit of sunshine. overnight, cannot rule out a spot shower along the south coast. southeastern massachusetts the best chance of seeing a spot shower overnight. a look at these overnight low temperatures. upper 50' s to around 60 heading out tomorrow. so that is our springboard. friday is going to be a very warm day. although we have a lot of cloud cover, and we are going to watch this frontal boundary. out ahead of it, a gusty southwesterly wind. the wind shifts to the northwest. in that begins the cooldown for the weekend.

73 in boston. we may be getting to those record highs coming up tomorrow. in terms of showers, i think tomorrow is mainly drive. there will be a fair amount of clouds in the morning. and there is a window in the afternoon with the skies may brighton up and that gusty southwesterly wind likely going to push the temperatures up. a lot of the showers fall apart. i' m not expecting much in terms of rainfall. but there could be a brief passing shower tomorrow. otherwise, drive for the weekend and cooling down. saturday is a warmer day in the lower 60' s. upper 40' s by sunday. a little taste of reality but a short-lived back to near 60' s again by early next week. olessa: looking good on the rose this. a live look at the bacon bridge. let' s get to the maps now. all of our overnight construction is gone. not going to bump into any of that. roadwork on 93 south. that cleared early. same on the expressway by the pike. once again i-93 passing by route 124.

and by newton corner. last project had two lanes blocked from route 2a to route 2. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. randy: the driver behind the wheel of this the vehicle talking about the close call on interstate 91 in springfield. this is a post that came off a truck and crash through the windchill. the 67-year-old told the herald it was instantaneous. to think if it had gone a little further in, it would have hit me in the face was just, well, i cannot believe what it happen. state police are warning all drivers hauling items to make sure that they are twoing secure items -- towing secure items. a kind note going viral. emily: live in somerville with a surprise for one driver. sera: this is a sweet story.

speeding ticket but the police officer had other plans. instead, she center these flowers. what happened before that traffic stop? robin found out her 90-year-old mom has to go into hospice care. robin started crying behind the wheel during the traffic stop. the officer decided to let her go with a warning. robin returned home that night to the flowers as well as this note from the officer saying that she was sorry to hear about robin' s mother. the note was signed "the officer who pulled you over." so robin is now trying to find that somerville police officer and thank her. robin calls it a phenomenal act of kindness. randy: all city sports stores are closing. a month ago, it declared bankruptcy and said it is closing some of his locations.

bought city sports says it is going to close all 26 stores going out of business sale will begin tomorrow. emily: using your debit card is a good way to make sure you do not overspend but there are three situations when credit is the better choice. first, at restaurants. when you pay, the card is taken out of your sight, leaving invulnerable to fraud. you will not have access to a the same thing can happen if gas pump. those are easy targets for thieves to use skimming devices to steal card numbers. finally at hotels. when you check in, is not clear what your final bill will be hotel will put a hold on a that money is tied up. credit. on cities at the same time. eye poppers. sera: a erica: a closer look at premature birth rates in the baystate.

the women most likely to get her thoroughly and --- give birth early. a woman' s body found bound and burned. plus the mbta promising to do better this winter. 5 investigates the tools to

>> hi. we are the rockets. good morning, eyeopener. randy: good morning. the rockets are getting a high five for the catch of the year. emily: you will see it tonight on newscenter 5 at 11:00. nice day. cindy: one of the nicer days of the year. in the months of november, it is going to be very warm. starting out this morning with temperatures in the 50' s. i do want to let you know we have fog out there. dense fog advisory until 8:00 this morning. burning off to partly sunny skies very temperatures coming up into the upper 60' s on the cape. otherwise, 70-75 today but the record in boston is closer to 80. no record once today that we could break a record tomorrow. a breezy day. and it will start to cool it down after front goes by saturday.

olessa is back with the eye poppers. olessa: a robbery attempt that did not go as planned at a florida restaurant. the suspect falling through the ceiling of the hibatchi restaurant. customers were in shock. police say the suspect was trying to make it -- to make his way to the restaurant' s office where the safe is located at he could' ve landed on one of those hibachi tables. that would' ve been really bad. jimmy: beam me up, andy. for this to work. jimmy kimmel using a show. in nashville, he delivered his very impressive. and guillermo getting in on the fun. pretty cool the technology they can do that stuff these days. floating heads. emily: maybe we could try that. olessa: hologram me.

i will be in my bed. perfect. randy: missing boy found safe 13 years after disappearing. who police think had him for a decade. and the mote her and new board involved in this crash are doing better, but you can make their recovery smoother.

randy: two big stories breaking. a disturbing discovery after a car fire and worcester. new details in and of deadly plane crash. emily: a tragic turn after two women are hit by a car. the danger say witnesses say

sera: a traffic stop leads a woman in tears but not for the reasons you might think. what a police officer did that has the driver stunned. randy: new overnight, the grade massachusetts is earning it comes with a message for every mom. on the eye. >> you are watching wcvb, boston' s news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5' s eyeopener. emily: 5:30 on this thursday. a live look at the pike. enjoy that ride in. good morning. i am emily riemer. randy: i' a nice day for sure. cindy: a windows open. emily: very nice. cindy: this morning, probably not so much. although we are going into the lower 70' s today in boston, look at the record high near. 80 i think the records may be just out of reach for us today that we have got that southwesterly up. you will notice that breeze

allowed fog along buzzards bay. we have a dense fog advisory up until 8:00. areas in white is where we are dealing with the fog. visibility around providence around mile. so, we have got these temperatures in the 50' s this morning. 55 boston. notice north and west of town, cooler this morning. running mostly in the 40' s. we will come up this morning into the mid-60' s by 11:00 this morning. your lunch hour likely going to feature temperatures around 70 degree. with that southwesterly wind, metro w est, merrimack valley has a chance to get close to 75 degrees. 72 in boston. along the south coast, that wind off the water and fog this morning will hold temperatures into the lower 70' s. the cape in the mid 60' s. we may hang onto cloud cover south of the pike today. overall, partly sunny skies. a warm one coming up for today. let'

olessa: yes, you might say a little bit of that on the south of town but along the pike no eastbound side. is getting by at the speed limit. let' construction out of your way. no troubles making way ok. route 9 no problems. a quiet start on your trip to new hampshire to trains and buses running on schedule. emily: breaking overnight, worcester police are trying to solve a mystery after what appears to be a body was found inside a burning car. the discovery made late last night on a remote stretch of swann avenue. randy: also breaking overnight, a man is dead after a plane registered in rye, new hampshire crash into the water off new york. police say the victim is identified as 57-year-old owner of the single engine plane. emily: developers on that russian plane crash. metrojet has grounded is entire fleet of airbus 321'

checks. this comes as cnn cites sources on board the airliner. randy: a woman is dead after she was hit by an suv at a boston crosswalk. police are zeroing in on a cause. emily: antoinette antonio is in the south and with what we are learning. antoinette: emily, it is something a lot of drivers deal with during the morning. and evening commutes. police say sun glare may have impaired this drivers vision. all of this happened yesterday afternoon near tremont and west brookline. boston police say two women were crossing tre mont when they were struck by a black suv. a woman in her 70' s was killed. another woman was hurt. witnesses tell us this can be a dangerous spots when the sun sets. >> that is what the lady kept saying.

antoinette: the suv' s driver was so distraught she had to be taken to the hospital for chest pains. no charges have been filed against that driver. randy: right now police are asking for the public' s help to solve the deadly mystery. a woman' s body was found burned behind a railroad tracks in bridgewater. . police are trying to figure out how she died witnesses tell newscenter 5, they saw a black suv pull up near the oak street crossing tracks late tuesday night. >> someone else in the neighborhood seen some people masked walking up the rail tracks. that is when it got suspicious. randy: when police arrived they found the woman' s body burned beyond recognition. they do not believe this is a random event. there are asking anyone who saw any activity in this area tuesday night to give them a call. emily: five investigates

the chief is making a promise -- no shut down this year. on the commuter rail' s, new snow fighters to clear the tracks. on the t, a refurbished diesel snow removal or and an auger to blast away snow and ice. new deicing equipment. >> we have been almost singularly focused on getting ourselves ready for a winter just like we experienced last year. we do not plan on shutting down unless we are told to. >> i can tell you this, is our number one priority is to run each and every day. emily: inside the maintenance facility, dozens of traction motors vital to keeping subway cars moving. randy: new information this morning in this crash that sent a mother into labor two months early. erica durance how is here with the family' s condition. erica: this morning, that mother and her baby listed in fair condition. this photo of brittany and

baby aidan is on her go fune d me page. they were in their car when it was sideswiped by drag racers. surveillance cameras capture the airborne. there are no charges at this time but police tell the leader the investigation is ongoing. emily: things keep disappearing because of the police. randy: officers are leaving messages in place of this white stuff. new information on the premature birth rate in massachusetts. the women most likely to have their baby too soon. emily: a missing oy boy found safe.

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cindy: a live look at the pike. so far we are not seeing any problems here anywhere across the air. all are construction out of the way. accident free morning. a beautiful day on cap it cindy: a little touch of fog. it is locally dense along parts of the cave this morning. 55 degrees. a mild start. another warm november day as we go into the lower 70' s today. record-today in boston closer to 80. i the records are out of reach today. tomorrow we may get there with highs again in the lower 70' s. it does start to cool down over

the weekend. emily: thank you. new this morning, new numbers released overnight get massachusetts a b when it comes to premature births. according to the march of dimes, eight point 6% of babies and the state arrive too soon putting them at risk for death or a variety of health publications. -- publications. only cambridge was higher. receiving an a with the birth rate of 6.8%. the march of games is particularly concerned about racial disparities that show higher preterm birth rates for women of color. >> we need to ensure women have access to care. and that' s important not only when they are pregnant but even for primary care. emily: aside from an adequate care, host of factors can contribute including the age of the mother and the use of alcohol or drugs. randy: updates on the breaking news. the deadly mystery turning the deadly mystery turning a worcester neighborhood into a

crime scene overnight. the deadly plane crash in new york. it' s tied to new england ahead this money. plus, a local mom, a friend of the eye-opener, winning big at the country music awards. the hit song she helped create next on this thursday morning.

randy: good morning. 5:43. the eyeopener ready with news to go.

and somerville, breaking news and worcester. emily: erica with breaking details in a new york city plane crash. cindy with your forecast. your very warm forecast. randy: you have got snow on the wall. why? cindy: something interesting to point out this money. take a look back at the past decade of our snowfall totals and you can see there are three years that stand out. i' ve highlighted them in yellow because they have been below average in terms of snowfall. what is interesting is that in each of those seasons we had well below average snowfall, we had very warm novembers. today is only the fifth day of november, but if this trend continues, oftentimes warm novembers can lead to less snowy winters in boston. it can happen. something to watch over the next several weeks. for the mother of november, we are running 8 degrees above normal.

it dipped southward over the weekend. we are going to cool down this weekend. 55 out the door boston. 51 worcester. 40' s north and west of town. fog along the south coast and to the cape. do watch out for that. burning after 8:00 this morning. otherwise partly sunny, 70 around lunchtime. into the lower 70' s this afternoon. 72 boston. near 70 worcester. 75 in nashua. cooler along the south coast and that kate. - and the cape. tomorrow this frontal boundary once it goes by, we' ll cooler s with a lot of clouds, limited sunshine, and we start that cool down in the 60' s on saturday. watching that fog to the south. olessa: look at the expressway. northbound side. let' s get to the maps.

the trip on the expressway is 15-20 braintree to boston. pike eastbound looking good. 93 south a delay. once again approaching spot pond. trains and buses running on schedule. randy: breaking news out of worcester. emily: frank holland is live for a body was found in a burned out car. frank: right now police and fire investigators are trying to figure out a gruesome mystery. according to the worcester telegram, that body discovered inside a car that was on fire last night by firefighters. the car discovered off the side of the road near the 100 block of swann avenue in washington heights. investigators blocks the road and searched for evidence until midnight. this is an ongoing investigation. we will continue to update you on air, online and on our mobile apps. emily: breaking overnight, fou peopler dead outside a home in

oakland, maine. shots were fired at a home on belgrade road. one of the people found dead is the gun man. a four-year-old girl inside the home was not hurt, but her parents were found dead. detectives were new york city are heading to new hampshire to confirm the identity of a man killed in a plane crash off the coast of queens. the search of the crash site will resume after it was called off overnight due to low visibility and rough surf. the body of the 57-year-old man believed to be the pilot and owner of the plane was found late last night a long with parts of the plane. witnesses tell the daily news the plane was flying low before going down into the ocean. at this point, police believe the pilot was the only victim. antoinette: solar glare may be to blame for a crash that left an elderly woman dead and another woman hurt. this crash happened yesterday

boston police say the two women were crossing when they were struck by a black suv. the woman killed was in her 70' s. police say the setting sun may have blinded the driver. she was so upset she was also taken to the hospital for chest pains. no charges have been filed against the driver. emily: a big thank to a somerville police officer for what is being called a phenomenal act of kindness. sera: instead of a speeding ticket, the driver received these flowers. robin sutherland had just learned her mother would need to go to hospice. when she was pulled over she started to cry. the police officer only gave her a warning. later that night, when robin got home, she found flowers and a thoughtful note that was simply signed "from the officer who pulled her over." robin is trying to find the officer and we are hoping to help her. she wants to give her a big thank you.

emily: thank you. police asking for the public' s help after a woman' s body was found burned near railroad tracks in bridgewater. police are trying to figure out how she died. sources tell newscenter 5 a black suv pulled up near oak street and several masked people carried a woman' s body. randy: new signs this morning that isis took down this rushing commercial plane for a second time the terror group is taking responsibility for the crash. cnn is citing a source who says that someone at the airport put a bomb on the plane. investigators are looking right now to see if passengers of injuries from an explosion. that would include shrapnel. emily: the wife and son of a disgraced police officer under investigation for two months ago, charles gle nowiecz was

he committed suicide. he was about to be exposed as an embezzler. investigators believe other people could' ve been involved. randy: lawmakers on beacon hill are focusing on protecting veterans. theh house passed two bills. one aimed at safeguarding grave markers and others -- giving punishment for those who pose as veterans. emily: the governor will -- the goal is produce lower fatal overdose rates. so far 455 veterans are getting treatment for over your dependents. last year 1000 people died from overdoses in massachusetts. randy: the u.s. government has rejected a request to stop the review of the keystone pipeline. trans canada requested the delay from the state department earlier this week. it was seen by many as an attempt to postpone the decision until after president obama leaves office.

emily: today the states board brockton. mass gaming and entertainment to the board. mge wants to build a $677 million casino resort at the sight of the boston pere grosse. the city likes the plan because the group will kick in $10 million to ease traffic rejection. referendum last spring. randy: a school superintendent brian hyde will face criminal charges for an incident. the parent of a student says he showed up to her home unannounced and rifled through her daughter' s belongings to make sure she was a resident. hyde claimed he was invited inside. the judge ruled yesterday that there is probable cause to charge him. emily: a vocal advocate of death with dignity loss has died. he took a lethal dose of drugs to end his life in oregon

benignant -- a malignant brain tumor. choices. randy: police in new haven are using a nine usual new tactic to teach drivers a lesson. they are going into unlocked cars and taking valuables. officers leave a note saying the items can be picked up at the critics are questioning if it is legal. emily: kraft-heinz is closing seven factories over the next two years and that will cost 2600 jobs. slashing the north american workforce by 15% or the company calls the decision painful but necessary to continue operating effectively. the company formed from the merger of kraft and heinz earlier this year. randy: a missing child mystery has been solved. this was julian hernandez when he disappeared in 2002. this age progression photo showed what he looks like. he and his father were located in cleveland.

tip was made to the fbi. emily: the patriots are among league leaders in a step that is not going over well, taking taxpayer cash for paid patriotism. a new senate report shows the patriots have been paid $700,000 over the last four seasons for tribute honoring troops. only the atlanta falcons got more. the nfl has contacts with the pentagon. the nfl says it will refund any cases of paid patriotism. the celtics falling to the pacers on the road. check out this inbound pass from the opposite end of the court. that was jae crowder. nothing but net. didn' t count. he was out of bounds. the c' s would fall to the pacers 100-98. they have lost three straight. randy: the special shout out to a massachusetts woman at the cma' s.

one of three writers who won for their hit song "girl crush" by little big town. mckenna in the purple dress. has written for several artists mcgraw and carrie underwood. >> and the cma award for entertainment of the year award goes to brian. -- luke bryan. emily: once again taking home entertainer of the year. his second straight win in that category. past our bedtime. randy: interesting site behind you. cindy: sunrise at 6:22. horizon. you can see the low cloudiness that has started to develop. it is that southwesterly wind that is going to warm us up. 13 miles per hour. 5 degrees -- 55 in boston. that southwesterly wind has produced fog along the south

a fog advisory. locally there are some spots where visibility will be less than a quarter-mile. fog out there this morning. there is that southwesterly breeze that will bring the temperatures up. mid 50' s from boston south. 40' s showing north and west of town. the temperatures are going to wa warm. so, we will see partly sunny skies today. not as bright as the past few days. look at this by lunchtime up around 70. sneaking into the lower 70' s today in boston. by the record high today is closer to 80. you should get close to 70 in worcester. i think the records are out of reach today. with that southwesterly wind, i think we will hold in the mid 60' s on cape cod. with a fair amount of cloud cover hanging on in southeastern massachusetts. there could be a spot shower overnight. especially south of the pike. as we get into the day tomorrow, it is going to be warm once again. your low temperatures out the doors tomorrow -- close to 60. a warm day, even though we have

more cloud cover. this front approaches toward evening. once it goes by, winds bring in cooler air. look at these highs tomorrow. close of not touching record highs on friday. our best chance of a shower and the seven days does come in on friday. during the morning hours in southeastern massachusetts you may see that shower. we wait to see if the skies can brighten up as we get toward the afternoon hours before that front comes in. shower activity dries up along the frontal boundary but you will notice a gusty wind tomorrow evening. and that shifting wind does finally bring a cooldown for the weekend. only 49 for the high on sunday. closer to reality. let' s get you out to the roads this morning. olessa: the north of town we are also seeing volume started to pick up. here is route one, southbound 5 moving to the bottom of the screen. let' s get to the maps. 24 building delays on the brockton to 128. and your expressway trip almost 20, braintree to boston.

495 to 128. 93 southbound, a little bit of buying. route 3 building delays. also, ni minor delays on the eastbound side of the green line . everything else running on schedule. randy: three minutes before the top of the hour. updates on breaking news in worcester. emily: the investigation turning a neighborhood into a crime scene. randy: when big time. never use your debit card. at the city. what a gorgeous start to the day.

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