that's what's making news in america this morning. >> as we mentioned stay tuned for emily: good morning. it's tuesday, november 10. i'm emily riemer. randy: i'm randy price. stories we're following on the eyeopener right now. a suspect in court today after a deadly case of road rage. the repeat charges he's facing today. emily: a standoff suspect escapes. the search underway right now to find the violent suspect. randy: financial troubles for a critical part of the mbta. the possible fare hikes. and the steps the agency is taking to spare riders. >> i'm really happy to be here today, to be standing here right now. emily: only on 5, an everett after being stabbed. the hope he's sharing with us this morning. randy: cindy, good morning. morning. yesterday. you can see a lot of 40's showing up on the map right now.

45 worcester. 47 in boston. cold pockets well to the north and west so sitting in the 20's. clouds have been moving on in. it's a thin blanket right now. the clouds will be thickening up today. you can see there is rain moving in our direction. this is trending north ward, but it's running into high pressure. so that is going to slow things down. most of the day today is actually dry, but the clouds do thicken up after just a little sunshine this morning. temperatures by noontime up around 57 degrees and then as the winds turn to the east, we'll hold in the upper 50's to near 60 degrees with the mildest readings on cape cod today. look what happens. once we get towards late this afternoon, a couple of showers start to come on in here especially from the pike on south ward. so by the evening commute, we are talking about some rain moving on in, and the winds are going to start to pick up as well. we have a went advisory that goes into effect overnight through the day tomorrow. rain and wind on the way. we'll break down the full timeline for you coming up. let's get you out to the roads which are dry. we say good' morning to kevin brennan in for olessa stepanova this morning. kevin: thank you very much.

the roadways are dry early on this morning. a live shot of the mass pike here in brighton eastbound. you do have those ongoing work crews there just for the overnight by newton corner, again by the allston/brighton tolls over towards the expressway. out in charlestown eastbound getting reports of a crash out there by the charlton rest area. let's go to the maps. we do have work crews downtown just until 5:00 this morning. 93 both directions. somerville tobin bridge from chelsea on in to boston. randy? randy: thank you. stories we're following right now. a violent suspect is on the run after making a daring escape. boston police thought they had him surrounded last night at the archdale housing in roslindale. but he apparently jumped out of a window. police say the man is wanted for a stabbing and robbery friday night. emily: this fugitive career criminal is back in court today on new charges. kevin paul was nabbed outside a hotel on albany street in boston yesterday accused of being part of a burglary ring in new hampshire. he was just granted parole for his part in the 1997 murder of

an epsom, new hampshire, police officer. his friend killed the officer while paul shot at police during a chase. randy: right now a driver is preparing to face a judge charged in this deadly case of road rage. and we've learned this suspect is no stranger to trouble. emily: the eye's sera congi is live in foxborough where that man is being held this morning. sera: emily and randy. that driver allegedly drunk his second o.u.i. offense. this morning a family is sharing their grief and their outrage. jarrad aronne of foxborough was an electricianon his way to a job when 67-year-old michael hinds allegedly drove him off the road. the two vehicles then got off at an exit when a second collision caused aronne's truck to roll over. hinds allegedly drove off. police arrested him a mile away

difficult for the victim's pear to comprehend. >> it's devastating. his first born. i expected him with me but that's not going to happen now. sera: it is not clear at this point what sparked the alleged road rage in the first place. we do hope to learn more details when hinds is arraigned later this morning in attleboro. again, this is his second o.u.i. he's also facing motor vehicle homicide and leaving the scene of an accident. live at the foxborough state police barracks, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: thank you. take a look at the top left of your screen. you can see a boston police officer's legs hanging out a car window as it goes by. he's one of two officers dragged by bryant gilbert after a traffic stop on blue hill ave. the officers reached into the car sunday night when gilbert refused to shut it off, and that's when he allegedly stepped on the gas. the officers were not seriously hurt. gilbert is held on $50,000 bail.

about 100 property owners will lose land in an effort to make this stretch of route 20 safer. it's part of a road-widening plan that was explained in oxford last night. it's one of several immediate fixes to a three-mile stretch of the highway considered especially dangerous. others include more speed limit signs and removing trees for better visibility. an s.u.v. recently crashed there shortly after a mother and baby were killed in nearly the same spot. randy: 4:35. new this morning. big changes could be coming to the service designed to help the disabled and the elderly. the eyeopener's todd kazakiewich is in boston this morning where with many who depend on "the ride." we're talking about a new report that says the mbta could save $8 million a year if they hike fares on the ride. at a meeting monday, officials pointed out the savings if rates were raised from $3.00 to $4.20 a ride. back in 2012, the "t" tried to hike fares on the door-to-door service for the disabled but had to roll them back after pressure from advocates.

there are other proposed changes that could also save the agency money. that includes allowing ride-sharing services like uber and lyft to transport disabled passengers for a savings of $16 million, more training to help disabled riders use the "t" which could save $11 million, or reducing the service area for the ride for $12 million. advocates say many who use the service consider it a critical lifeline. we'll keep you posted. reporting live from the state house, todd kazakiewich, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> i consider myself really lucky. i'm really happy to be here today, to be standing here right now. emily: only on 5, the everett high school football player who was attacked while breaking up a fight is back on the field. marvens fedna was stabbed on halloween night. the eye's erika tarantal joins us with his fast recovery. erika: a tough young man, emily. fedna was stabbed in the back and the hand that night. it followed a playoff win he led as everett's starting

now more than two weeks later, he's back on the field with his teammates at practice. he tells our mike lynch he doesn't know who stabbed him as he tried to help his friends in a fight. >> i felt it. so liek my immediate reaction was to get out of there. i got my friend and we all ran. also we just called for help. erika: fedna still has stitches in his back and a healing severed tendon on his thumb. but he says he's looking forward to playing football with his teammates again. emily, randy? randy: a special event in boston to honor our veterans. emily: the organization trying to heal their invisible wounds. a disturbing trend at state hospitals. the effort to track prescription drugs as they go missing from facilities. cindy: we may see just a little bit of sunshine this morning before the clouds thicken up. clearly some rain is going to be moving in. the timeline on when it arrives

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>> they fought for us, now let's fight for them. emily: country star reba mcentire in boston to raise awareness for veterans suffering from post traumatic stress. local vets are taking on a

mission to heal the wounds of war that you can't see. randy: thanks to everyone who came out to show their support for the program which is a partnership between the red sox foundation and massachusetts general hospital. great to be there and see everyone. the "mission gratitude" concert raises money to make sure our post 9/11 veterans get the help they need when they come home. 2.6 million men and women have deployed to the middle east, and 1 of 3 have come home with some level of ptsd. 22 veterans die by suicide everyday. home base helps save lives. >> every single day for a long time. that smile was-- i was near the end. i honestly was. i finally got the help. it changed my life for the better. randy: wcvb proud to be a partner in the concert to support home base which is the

i hope you'll join me for some remarkable stories about veterans, local veterans who have given to much for us and those who are helping them as they return from war. that's at 7:00 p.m. tomorrow right here on channel 5. a dramatic police crash captured

emily: 4:45 this morning. a special announcement from newscenter 5. doug meehan, a familiar face to many of you, is joining the newscenter 5 team. doug has been working in phoenix but is coming home to boston next month to join antoinette antonio on the weekend eyeopener. of course he'll be here with us during the week from time to time. very exciting. randy: he's been here with previous chapters. cindy: a familiar face indeed. he grew up on the cape. this is home for him. it's so excited to be coming home. if you're not familiar with dead, you will be. he has an infectious laugh. real an really terrific person. we're getting a little rain, right. randy: we're going to get it? cindy: we're going to get some but i think it will take a while

it's going to be toward the evening hours that it comes on in. heaviest will be with us overnight into tomorrow morning. this looks like a rainfall with the heaviest amounts probably closer to southeastern massachusetts. overnight into tomorrow, the winds are going to be picking up as well. we have a wind advisory here up and down the coastline. could see gusts to 50 miles an hour. that may be enough to bring down perhaps some tree limbs. i don't have big concerns here for trees and power outages, things like that, but you are going to notice the winds along the coastline picking up overnight. something to notice as well. see this moving away from the bahamas. this is our tropical storm kate. it is going to continue to lift north ward and turn right. then it's not interacting with the system coming at us from the south until it is well off shore. no direct impact from kate. you can see rain spreading up toward new york city right now. this is trying to move on in. it is running into high pressure. so far we've managed to see cloud cover. this high is really going to slow things down. although this looks very close to us now, it will take all day

part. temperatures this morning are running mostly in the 40's. boston on south. a few exceptions taunton to 30's. we're right around freezing bedford up toward fitchburg as well. but the temperatures this morning not as cold as they were yesterday morning. we're looking for highs mid and upper 50's. most of these readings will be achieved around lunchtime. as the winds turn easterly temperatures may tick down a little bit this afternoon. let me time things out for you. there might be a couple of showers by lunchtime especially massachusetts. you want to look for the darker greens. a lot of this will not reach the ground. by the time we get to the evening commute from the pike on south ward, i think there is going to be some rain around. that rain will continue to lift north ward here into the evening hours. overnight we'll fall back either side of 40 degrees holding on closer to 50. boston down toward the cape. and notice as we go through the overnight hours that rain really fills in. look at this for tomorrow morning's commute. there's going to be some rain around. there will likely be some embedded downpours as well. this rain may linger on your veterans day through about

pull away here in the afternoon. the storm itself is going to be strengthening to our east. that's going to allow those winds to develop. northeastly winds will start to pick up not so much during the day today but overnight and by tomorrow morning, notice we're 40 miles per hour so that wind is going to be noticeable especially along the coastline. in terms of how much rain, one of our commuter models. notice it's a widespread half an inch of rain but closer to an inch likely. then along the south coast, the cape and the islands. beneficial rain coming on in. that wind is strong overnight and into the day tomorrow but really not that nice looking for your veterans day. notice we have wet and kind of raw conditions in the morning hours through about midday and then we'll slowly dry it out by the evening. so outdoor plans tomorrow will contend with some of that wet weather. could be a few more showers on thursday afternoon and then just like that, clearing it out on friday. looks like a lot of sunshine but cooler temperatures this weekend. let's get you out to the dry roads at least for now, kevin brennan. kevin: cindy, thank you very much. overall we're in pretty decent shape. all the work crews downtown have

picked up including the zakim bridge and that ramp 9 north to the tobin bridge. sumner tunnel is being picked up. we do have troubles out to the west though. let's go to the maps. out the sturbridge or the charlton stretch of the mass pike eastbound we're dealing with a crash not too long ago. all lanes were shut down. sounds like they've reopened a couple of lanes but we're still seeing delays off 84 towards that crash eastbound by the charlton rest area. overnight work crew s are in the process of picking up. the ramp to 128 north those work crews on the dedham stretch both dereks all in the process of randy. randy: thank you. commitment 2016. the top republican candidates are preparing for a showdown on the debate stage. this will be the first forum since a cnbc session that had candidates complaining about the moderators' questions. chris christie and mike huckabee were bumped from tonight's prime time debate to the earlier one. the fourth g.o.p. debate, hosted

held tonight in milwaukee. emily: bad news for comcast. the company says the email addresses and passwords of about 200,000 customers were stolen and are up for sale on the so-called "dark web." those are networks that require special software and are not available over public internet. affected customers are being told to reset their passwords and information. asian stocks are extending losses over concerns over global economic growth. investors there also think it's likely the u.s. federal reserve will raise interest rates next month. u.s. stock futures are up after losses yesterday. the dow dipped about 180 points. randy: city inspectors will soon assign letter grades to rate the cleanliness and food safety practices for all restaurants and food vendors in boston. they hope to launch a pilot version of the program in january. new york has used a restaurant grading system for years, and newton launched a similar program last month.

emily: newscenter5 on the opioid crisis. a disturbing trend at massachusetts hospitals. opioids and other prescription pills are going missing. the department of public health reports missing or stolen drugs are up 15% through august compared to all of last year. that's 863 cases of loss or tampering with drugs. the state is seeing gains in stopping the crisis. nearly 85% of physicians, dentists, and practitioners are enrolled in a program to track prescriptions. randy: a check of our trending stories. russia's sports culture is under fire this morning over doping accusations. the world anti-doping agency claims the russian government allowed widespread doping and cover-ups by track and field athletes. the panel wants those athletes banned from international sports, including next year's summer olympics in brazil. the governing body for track and field will consider sanctions against russia. emily: comedian amy schumer is apologizing for what she calls a, quote, "rookie mistake" at a show in maine. schumer shortened a show in

portland over the weekend to accommodate a second show. the first went 35 minutes. the second, a full hour. some fans of that first show are asking for a refund. randy: a stunning catch in new york. a fisherman says he pulled this, a three-eyed catfish, out of the gowanus canal. wildlife experts haven't confirmed the fish is real. many people on social media suspect the sludgy river caused a mutation in the catfish. this image at gillette stadium going viral this morning. a young cancer survivor playing football with tom brady. but it's what the first grader did next that's getting attention. emily: we introduced you to six-year-old gabriel aljalian on yesterday's eyeopener. he was diagnosed with leukemia at age three and has finished up his final treatment. the make-a-wish foundation granted him a day of football with his favorite player, tom brady. he wanted to return the favor and handed brady a thank you

note with a $10 bill. >> someone gave that to me. do something good. me and my mom thought we could give it to him so he can do something good. emily: gabriel is behind the movement "gabriel's day of kindness," which asks people to do small acts for others. brady kept that $10 bill knowing how important it was to gabriel and promised, yes, he would do something good. randy: a great friendship now. wonderful. emily: a worst-case scenario for an injured pats player. randy: the key player that's sidelined for the season. then new on the eyeopener at 5:00, train like a member of the revs. the fitness routine on the field

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emily: it is 4:56 this morning and time for your early "news to go." randy: a missing woman's body is believed to have been found. police say a body found in the woods of chelmsford is likely to be that of 67-year-old elga crespo. the lowell woman had been missing since october 25. the death is under investigation, but there are no signs of foul play. emily: right now, manchester police are looking for this man who robbed the granite state credit union on elm street it happened just before 5:00 in the evening. this man was not armed. he did manage to get away with cash. manchester police say if you recognize him, give them a call. grave stones of veterans vandalized in west bridgewater. it happened at pleasant hill cemetery, and it's not the first time. the cemetery has been vandalized four times, and all the graves targeted belong to veterans.

this time, stones were moved or flipped over. urns and flags were also broken. families hope to have the grave stones replaced by veterans day. >> stop, stop. randy: dramatic body-cam video of a police-involved shooting in oklahoma. police say stacy bunsey led officers on a chase in a stolen car. she eventually rammed into a police cruiser as the officer inside fired two shots. neither hit bunsey but police eventually used a taser to get her into custody. emily: a tough break for the patriots. runningback dion lewis is out for the season with a torn a.c.l. it happened on this play sunday against washington. he had been one of the biggest surprises for the undefeated patriots so far this season. (screaming). >> oh, my gosh. randy: remember that beloved subway rat who tried to scamper

pizza? some pranksters in new york attempted to replicate that with what looks like a fake remote-control rat. people with justifiable fear of vermin were understandably freaked out. emily: i think i would be too although i heard someone say they were scared. erika wouldn't be scared, right? randy: whatever. emily: cindy, how are we doing? cindy: okay. we are actually talking about rain coming in toward the end of the day. going to be heaviest overnight and into the first part of veterans day tomorrow but boy do we need the rainfall. this is a drought monitor, something we've been checking in with periodically over the several months. it is is dry across a good portion of new england. we have got moderate drought conditions here where you see this brown coloring and notice that coastal maine through the new hampshire seacoast back across a good portion of eastern

massachusetts through most of connecticut and part of rhode island as well. our deficit since the first of the year in boston is closing in on nine inches and it's closing in on 77.5 in was. we really do need some rainfall. it will take its time getting in here today. high pressure gave way to sunshine yesterday. it is kind of holding on this morning and slowing down this rain which is creeping toward new york city now. this whole system though is lifting in our direction. and low pressure is going to bring a slug of heavier rain. you can see this here. a lot of this may pass by off shore but there will be more energy filling in this rain here off to the west. that moves on top of us overnight and into the first part of the day tomorrow. so just to give you some sort of indication here about how the rain kind of moves on in, it creeps up from the south. we are going to see the heaviest rainfall during the overnight hours. it kind of lingers into the first part of veterans day. damp, cool and raw tomorrow with rain through about lunchtime. then it tapers off. we'll get a break in the action tomorrow night into the first part of thursday. then another system comes at us