>> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." emily: the man charged in a deadly d.u.i. road rage crash in court today. the pain for the victim's family as we learn more about the suspect's criminal past. erika: commitment 2016. back to the debate stage for the g.o.p.'s top candidates. the latest poll numbers showing a tie for the top spot. randy: helping new england's heroes get treatment for emotional wounds. the event in boston bringing awareness on the eye. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." emily: also on the eye. get ripped like the revs. the home team's fitness secrets revealed as we show you how to train like a soccer star.

i don't know if it will be possible. emily: you'll hear all about it. good morning. i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. getting ready for a little rain later today. cindy: more toward this evening. no problems this morning for commuters or kids out at the bus stop. wanting a light jacket this morning. there may be a little bit of filtered sunshine at the bus stop this morning but getting off the bus this afternoon a lot of clouds. temperatures in the 50's. on cape cod, there could be a few showers but i think the rest of us have to wait until late this afternoon and this evening. you can see a lot of 40's this morning. not the widespread 20's we had in the suburbs yesterday morning. still holding around 30 orange back to keene. you can see there are clouds overhead. they're thin right now but they're streaming off this area of rain to our south that is is lifting north ward in our direction. it is taking its time to get on in here. running into high pressure. that will happen eventually so we will see the clouds kind of thicken up by lunchtime. mid 50's. that will be our highs today. there you see those showers moving on to the south coast and toward the cape by about lunchtime.

then by about 5:00 this afternoon notice how that rain is is just reaching up to areas along and south of the pike. the rain will fill in overnight. the winds ramp up overnight as well. we do have a wind advisory along the coastline. through veterans day we could per hour. rain and wind on the way. we'll step you through the full timeline coming up. let's get you out to the roads right now. your morning commute doesn't feature any weather worries right now. kevi crash worries is the problem here on the mass pike looking good in brighton but let's go to the map. out to the west pike eastbound a multi-vehicle crash taking up two left lanes by route 9 in framingham. those delays now are solid back to 495. after that, you're looking pretty good heading on towards the weston tolls. up north 93 slow going by 495 and heavier 129 towards montvale avenue. those pockets are filling in from medford down towards the lower deck. busy up on route 3 now getting through 129 in chelmsford. we've got slowdowns down to the south. mass pike now almost 30 minutes.

delays on 24 out of brockton getting up into randolph. if you're taking the trains all lines are operating on schedule. randy, emily. randy: kevin, thank you. to face a judge charged in a emily: and we've learned this trouble. foxborough where that man is being held this morning. sera: emily and randy. that driver allegedly drunk with his second o.u.i. offense. is speaking out sharing their grief. jarrad aronne of foxborough was an electrician on his way to a job when state police say 67-year-old michael hinds intentionally hit aronne's pick-up truck on 495 in mansfield. the two vehicles 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 at his norton home. the whole incident just very difficult for the victim's family to comprehend.

he's the first born. i expected him to outlive me. but that's not going to happen now. sera: it is still not clear exactly how this alleged road rage incident all got started. we do hope to learn more when hinds is arraigned later this morning in attleboro. again this is his second o.u.i. today he faces motor vehicle homicide as well as leaving the scene of an accident. live in foxborough, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: a new hampshire fugitive behind bars right now captured outside a boston hotel. career criminal kevin paul was arrested on albany street last night. he's accused of being part of a burglary ring in new hampshire. paul was just granted parole for his role in the 1997 murder of an epsom, new hampshire, police officer. his friend killed the officer, and paul shot at police during the chase that followed. he will be arraigned on the fugitive charges today. boston police say a man jumped out a window to escape this standoff in roslindale.

it happened last night at the archdale housing complex. a suspect in a stabbing and robbery on friday was holed up inside an apartment with a relative and some kids. no one was hurt, but that man is still on the run. randy: five minutes after 6:00. and this morning, the top g.o.p. candidates are getting ready for another presidential showdown. and you might see some changes this time around. the eye's erika tarantal is following developments from the campaign trail. erika: the r.n.c. blasted the last debate hosted by cnbc so this fourth forum hosted by fox news will last two hours. candidates will have more time to speak but not make opening statements. donald trump and ben carson virtually tied. trump is on the attack as the press has focused on discrepancies in carson's autobiography. there are questions about his claims of getting a scholarship to west point and stories of a violent youth that he then turned around. carson says he's the victim of a media witch hunt. trump taking jabs; marco rubio

coming to his defense. trump: newspapers say you didn't do it and you say, yes, i did. i did it. rubio: ben carson's story is like mine, would only be possible in a great country like america. erika: not on the main stage tonight chris christie and mike huckabee. they were bumped to an earlier debate with the other candidates who have been polling lower. randy: bernie sanders is trying to get more support in the granite state. the democratic presidential candidate is expected to roll out a new hampshire steering committee as early as today. community activists, and some state legislators. sanders also has a large paid than that of rival hillary clinton. emily: 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 safety effort that was explained in oxford last night. a three-mile stretch of the highway is considered especially dangerous and is getting some fixes. they 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. reba: they fought for you, now let's fight for them. randy: country superstar reba mcentire was in boston as part of a big effort to help local veterans dealing with the psychological effects of war. invisible wounds as they call them. it was a big and successful night raising money and awareness at boston's symphony hall. $1.2 million was raised for the the home base program. thanks to everyone who came out to show their support for this program which is a partnership between the red sox foundation and massachusetts general hospital. this "mission gratitude" concert raises money to make sure that 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 post traumatic stress. 22 veterans die by suicide every day. home base helps save lives.

face every single day for a long time. that smile was basically a disguise. i was near the end. i honorly was. i finally got the help. it changed my life for the better. randy: wcvb was proud to be a partner in the concert to support home base. that is the focus of our veterans day special tomorrow night at 7:00. please join me for some remarkable stories of our veterans who have given so 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. emily: 6:08 this morning. thousands of comcast email accounts at risk. randy: the steps being taken to keep customer information safe. a police officer run down by a driver on the run. the close call before the suspect was taken down. emily: new this morning. train like a soccer star. we hit the field with the revs as they show us how they get in the best shape. cindy? cindy: we have changes on the way. there is rain right now to our south. this is going to be moving in. the timeline on that and when

the winds pick up along the coastline.

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>> we're the fifth grade elementary school in needham. we'd just like to say good morning, "eyeopener." randy: a little excitement here. no wonder. they got to learn about weather from the one and the only cindy fitzgibbon. that makes everyone excited. cindy: they were a smart bunch. my second year going out to visit those kids. a different class obviously. fifth graders. they're doing something right there. a great bunch. love to go out to schools and say hello to the kids.

erika: we love your wake-up call. get everyone together and record your own eyeopener wake-up call. just go to the front page of wcvb.com and upload it in the u-local section of our website. emily: this morning kids with jackets and no shorts. cindy: my kids at home, too, no shorts today. randy: maybe next week. cindy: looks like we're going to warm up a little bit next week. the sun is up officially around 6:0 this morning. you can see there are some clouds but sunshine for a time this morning before those clouds do thicken up. we've got rain on the way. it's going to turn windy as well. so the rain is going to take its time getting in. it comes in closer to the evening hours. heaviest falls overnight and into first thing on wednesday morning so tomorrow morning's commute will be impacted by the rain. it looks like a raw veterans day overall. rainfall totals, we need this. half an inch to an inch on average. the heaviest amounts may heads toward southeastern massachusetts. you can see towards the south there is rain heading in our direction. notice it comes all the way back for a while. this whole area is lifting north in our direction but for the moment it's running into high pressure so all we're seeing are these thin clouds the farther north you get the thinner the

clouds are but they will thicken up with time this morning. 45 degrees right now out the door in worcester. it's 45 in boston as well. we have lower 40's by the cape. cooler to the north. mid 0's beverly. we're as chilly as 32 up in nashua. and around southern new hampshire, notice we may hang on to at least some filtered sunshine through about lunchtime or so before the clouds thicken up. from south to north we're going to watch that rain spread in. the winds too which are light this morning turn to the east about 10 miles per hour this afternoon so that will hold our temperatures in the mid and upper 50's for highs today. and by lunchtime, we may start to see a couple of showers on the south coast and the cape. but then look how how slowly this whole rain area lifts north ward. by 4:30 5:00 areas along and south of the pike will be dealing with wet weather. to the north it is still dry. that rain will fill in overnight. the winds start to pick up as well with temperatures in the 40's and tomorrow starts wet so windy and raw day overall for the veterans day with high temperatures holding either side of 50 degrees.

notice how the rain fills in overnight. tomorrow morning's commute will likely feature still steadier rainfall with embedded downpours as well. by lunchtime, this whole area of steady rain does start to lift away. we may have lingering drizzle near the coastline through early in the afternoon. in terms of the rainfall widespread half an inch to maybe closer to an inch of rain in southeastern massachusetts. as this system strengthens just off shore the winds start to ramp up overnight and into the day tomorrow as well. you can see those gusts along the coastline. 30 to maybe 40 miles per hour. could have localized gusts to 50 miles per hour as well. wet. turning windy here overnight into veterans day. notice the cooler temperatures tomorrow. another round of showers may come in thursday afternoon. and then that's it. we're drying it out. mild on friday. near 60. colder but bright sunshine for your weekend. let's get you back out to the roads right now. kevin: a busy one. that's for sure. delays here. heavy on the expressway as expected. about 30 minutes now from braintree to boston. but our big trouble is out to the west.

let's go out to the maps here. got a big crash. multi-vehicle crash here. pike eastbound just after route 9. last check at least two lanes were shut down. the two left lanes. delays are solid right back to 495. going to take a while to clean out that mess. now south of town route 3 on the breakdown of hinge hl. slowdowns out of the brockton stretch. you're jammed here out of milton getting up on to the expressway itself. further south on 24 you're going to get those slowdowns approaching a new lane pattern by route 44 in raynham. up to the north, route 1 very busy here off the 95 ramp to the jug handle. that's your traffic. i'm kevin brennan. >> 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

her into custody. bad news for some comcast customers. 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 the public internet. affected customers are being told to reset their passwords and information. emily: this morning, we continue our mission to get fit like the pros. today, how to train like a soccer star. we're on the practice field with the new england revolution to find out how they perform at their best. kelyn rowe, a midfielder for the revs, spends a lot of time on the move. kelyn rowe: we're attacking and then all of a sudden it's an 80-yard run and we're defending again. emily: endurance and agility are key so a typical training day includes some time in the gym, then an extensive warm-up and activation exercises. kelyn rowe: on our hamstrings, on our quads, on our calves.

go. nick downing: once you finish those, go across your body. emily: the team's fitness coach, nick downing, is also focused on their power and speed. nick downing: we do a lot of jumping, we do a lot of power plyometric stuff, any sort of resisted running, sprinting, hill stuff. emily: and there's really no middle ground when it comes to "soccer fitness." >> that's just because their sport, soccer, is very high intensity or very low intensity. emily: but the best part of practice? >> we're like golden retrievers, you throw a ball in front of us, everyone is going to go attack it and start running around and have some fun. >> i'm not going to call you dogs in my piece, if you don't mind? >> thank you, thank you. emily: your take away? try adding some high-intensity interval training into your routine. push yourself to the max for short bursts to build your stamina and power. tomorrow train like a figure skater. we're getting the fitness secrets from a world championship synchronized skating team. and that means working on and off the ice. randy: is that you?

emily: you know, i felt like that could be some things to go really bad. randy: you are going to skate for us, i hope. you are going to pass along some tips though. a prank using the likeness of a well-known new york city rodent. emily: and unsolicited dance moves have police searching for two women. both ahead in eyepoppers. erika? erika: new at 6:30. a spike in the number of missing prescriptions in massachusetts hospitals. the disturbing new trend. changes are coming to the way boston restaurants are inspected. the new move to make sure they make the grade.

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look at the beautiful sky this morning. a little pink there on the horizon. a little bit of filtered sunshine for a while this morning before the clouds thicken up. you can see rain off to our south. this is moving in our direction but it takes until late afternoon and evening for it to move on in in the boston area. i think it will be close to 6:00 before that rain moves in but before then south of the pike could see a few showers as early as lunchtime on the south coast and the cape. that rain is slow to move in and slow to exit tomorrow. it will be a windy and raw start to your veterans day with rain hanging around until midday before we slowly dry things out in the evening hours. not looking so nice weatherwise for veterans day. emily? emily: thank you, cindy. time for eyepoppers. erika's back with the video you have to see. erika: and it starts with some criminally offensive dancing. we're not kidding. these ladies are wanted for dancing on a man they did not know. this happened in washington, d.c., back in october.

with sexual harassment. (screaming) erika: remember that beloved subway rat who stole our hearts by trying to scamper off with an entire piece of pizza? some pranksters tried to replicate with what looks like a fake remote-control rat. people with justifiable fear of vermin were understandably freaked out. there at the farmers market at union square. you go to times square. emily: that's a big rat. erika: we were talking about workouts. there's a workout. randy: jumping jacks, yeah. a proposal to change how the mbta program that assists the disabled operates. the idea to get uber and lyft in the mix. right now police are dealing with two crashes along the

sky 5 live over traffic moving now in this area. both of these crashes happened near exit 12. state police tell us that four vehicles were involved in one crash, two in the other. nobody seriously hurt. police say all the lanes remain open. the scenes should be cleared shortly. >> this is an editorial by wcvb-tv channel 5 president and general manager bill fine. bill fine: how can a teacher have an illicit relationship with a young student and not face criminal charges? in massachusetts, it's all about timing. this week, "5 investigates" uncovered the disturbing story of andrea clemens. when andrea was 14, a teacher, robert baker, befriended her and gained her trust. andrea clemens: i had been groomed for two years, and he didn't kiss me til like the week after i turned 16. that slow pacing quickly turned into such an aggressive sexually abusive man that i was terrified all the time, and i had no voice to say no. bill fine: but because andrea was 16, baker's behavior wasn't

sadly, baker targeted other students too until he finally pleaded guilty to charges in 2002 and is now categorized as a level 3 sex offender. but he never faced charges related to andrea. so how unusual is andrea's case? "5 investigates" discovered in recent years, on average, licenses of 15 massachusetts educators are suspended for sexual misconduct each year. but there aren't always charges. when students are 16 years or older, by law, sexual misconduct amazingly isn't considered a crime. it's time the state toughened consent laws and recognized the obvious-- the teacher-and-student relationship is not an equal one-- and those in a position of authority can too readily exert power over young, impressionable teens. andrea is now working with advocates to change state law, making sex between a teacher and student a crime until age 19. age of consent bills have been filed on beacon hill and hearings are scheduled for december.

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good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." randy: 6:30 on this tuesday morning. sky 5 live over the massachusetts turnpike. there's been a big back-up on the pike near route 9 in framingham. kevin with the details of that coming up. thank you for joining us. i'm randy price. emily: and i'm emily riemer with cindy and kevin in for olessa stepanova. kevin: big delays out there. it does look like it's in the clearing stages. emily: no rain for now. cindy: no rain for the morning commute. some of us will deal with it for the evening commute. look at that sky over boston right now. the sun is up. we have pink there on the horizon. no worries at&t the bus stop for the kids this morning. a light jacket. lots of 40's out there. getting off the bus this afternoon you may have some showers on the cape. otherwise it's still dry with temperatures in the 50's. 45 boston to worcester. lower 40's on the cape. notice north and west of town still 30's showing up this morning. you can see the clouds out there thin enough for at least some

here for a couple of hours this morning. there is the rain that is is lifting north ward in our direction and it will take until about 5:00 or 6:00 this evening to reach up into the boston area. temperatures holding in the mid and upper 50's this afternoon. you can see some of the showers reaching toward the south coast and the cape around lunchtime. by the evening commute along and south of the pike we will have wet weather. the rain will fill in and the winds pick up. we could see gusts near 50 miles per hour along the coastline through the day tomorrow. let's get you out to the roads right now and get you updated on that tough situation on the pike. kevin. kevin: cindy, sky 5 over the crash scene right now, what's left of it anyway. at one point up to seven cars involved in this crash. this is the mass pike eastbound soon after route 9 and then framingham stretch. looks like a couple cars left being put on toe trucks. that left lane is being blocked now. at one point two lanes were blocked. here's the crash scene right here.

soon after route 9. look at these delays all the way back beyond 495. going to take some time for that toese out. up north, 128 is getting much busier now out of that peabody stretch down through 93. 93 itself pockets of andover most of the way down to the city, that is going to take you 51 minutes to get down to the lower deck. south of town the expressway is about 30 minutes braintree to boston. emily. emily: kevin, thanks. right now an alleged drunk driver is getting ready to face a judge charged in a deadly case of road rage. police say jarrad arrone was run off 495 in mansfield by michael hinds. hinds took offbut was later arrested. randy: right now boston police are looking for the suspect who jumped out a window to escape this standoff in roslindale. the man also a suspect in a stabbing and robbery on friday. no one else inside was hurt. emily: right now the top republican candidates for president are getting ready for another showdown. the fourth g.o.p. debate will be

by the fox business network. randy: new this morning. big changes could be coming to the service designed to help the disabled and the elderly. emily: the eyeopener's todd kazakiewich is live in boston where this is not sitting well with many who depend on "the ride." todd. todd: emily, randy, good morning. we're talking about a new report that says the mbta could save $8 million a year if it 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. that's a 40% rate hike in the fare. 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 ridefor $12 million. advocates say many who use the service consider it a critical lifeline. no decisions have been made. todd kazakiewich, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> i consider myself very 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 out on the field. he spoke to newscenter 5's mike lynch last night. and erika, he remembers the whole attack? erika: emily, he does. marvens fedna was stabbed in the back and the hand on halloween night. he says he faded in and out of consciousness on the way to mass general and prayed the entire time. the incident followed a playoff win he led as everett's starting quarterback. 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. marvens fedna: i felt it. so like my immediate reaction was to get out of there as fast as i could.

then once we were free, i just had them call for help. erika: fedna still has stitches in his back and a healing severed tendon on his thumb. but he says he's very grateful to be alive and looking forward to playing football with his teammates again. randy? randy: an apparent tragic end to the search for a missing woman. a body found in the woods in chelmsford is believed 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: 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,

prescriptions. randy: it will soon be very easy to know if your favorite boston restaurants are making the grade. city inspectors will assign letter grades to rate the cleanliness and food safety practices for all restaurants and food vendors in the city. they hope to launch a pilot version of the program in early january. new york has used a restaurant grading system for years, and newton launched a similar program last month. emily: new video of a dangerous confrontation during a traffic stop in boston. randy: the dragging injuring two officers. a local boy's meeting with tom brady goes viral. the promise the q.b. made to pay it forward. emily: and ahead in news to go, a church usher accused of stealing from the collection plate. the trouble he's in this morning. and take a live look at the mass pike near route 9 in framingham. major back-up there after several accidents. kevin brennan is in this morning

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snerch good morning, everybody. welcome back to the "eyeopener." we're seeing big delays on the mass pike after an earlier crash. back beyond 495.

also affecting 495 getting on to the mass pike. dry roads this morning but could be a little bit different later on this afternoon. cindy: you've got it. i think the evening commute will feature some wet weather especially south of boston. you can see that area of rain coming out of d.c. toward new york city now. it's running into dry air. it's a slow process getting that rain in here. i think a lot of us hold off until the evening hours. once it gets in, it will be slow to leave tomorrow. a windy and wet start. kind of raw for your veterans day. randy randy: newscenter 5 is dedicating an entire day to our veterans celebrating their service and shining a light on the issues they face. join us for "5 on veterans" all day tomorrow starting on newscenter 5 eyeopener. emily: this image at gillette stadium going viral this morning.

football with tom brady. did next that's getting attention. six-year-old gabriel aljalian on yesterday's eyeopener. at age three and has finished up his final treatment. granted him a day of football with his favorite player, tom brady. he wanted to return the favor, and handed brady a thank you gabriel: in the mail someone gave that to me to do something good. so me and my mom thought we could give it to him so he could do something good. emily: brady kept the $10. gabriel's mom tells us he knew how important it was to gabriel. the q.b. promised he would do something good. randy: new legal trouble for bill cosby. the new hampshire woman filing a lawsuit against the comedian. also amy schumer with an apology to people who went to see her show in maine.

randy: good morning. the eyeopener team ready with your news to go in foxborough where a deadly road rage case is going to court. todd's in boston with a new way for the elderly and disabled to get around. emily: and erika's tracking the next gop debate. and take a look at this. the prudential building lit up green last night to recognize a year of successful dialogue on climate change. cindy here now. we are dry to start out the day. cindy: you've got it. we've been dry for month after month around here. we have quite the deficit going. we do need rainfall. nearly 8.5 inches or more behind

worcester. we do need some rainfall. there is rain on the way. on average i think we're looking at about a half to an inch of this is through tomorrow evening. here. you can see just a deck of clouds out there this morning. these are mid- and high-level clouds. there are some breaks so maybe a little filtered sunshine this morning before those clouds thicken up. 45 right now in boston. look how dry the air is. the dew points in the 30's. high pressure is holding on. even though this rain is nearby, it is running into that dry air with the high pressure. here. it will take many hours before this starts to move in our direction. so we go through the morning hours dry with some filtered sunshine fading away. cloudy skies by lunchtime. about 57 degrees. but on the cape there could be a couple of showers. by 5:00 p.m., those showers start to reach up toward the cape. you can see that here on future cast. so i would have the umbrella with you. plan on it. by early afternoon here in southeastern massachusetts. but notice by 5:00 p.m., boston on south, that's where the commute could be impacted by some rain but that rain spills in overnight.

as the storm intensifies overnight and during the day on veterans day, it's going to allow the winds to ramp up. along the coastline we could see gusts 40-50 miles per hour. that's why we have a wind advisee going into effect overnight through 4:00 on veterans day. through the first half of the day on veterans day. it's a raw, kind of windy day. near 50. we'll dry it out for our thursday morning and then a few more showers may come in on thursday afternoon. at least the roads are dry now. we've had all sorts of trouble out there this morning, kevin. kevin: we do. most of them on the mass pike this morning. we're looking pretty quiet here in the brighton stretch eastbound heading toward the allston/brighton tolls. let's good to the maps. huge delays out here through this framingham stretch. earlier crash here eastbound after route 9 has been cleared. all lanes are reopened but delays are solid back beyond 495. it's also affecting both directions of 495 getting on to the pike eastbound. now off to the north, 93 slowdowns out of andover. that continues most of the way down to the lower deck. 128 is busy out of lynnfield

heading down towards the woburn stretch. south of town 24 on the brakes out of brockton. 95 jammed from route 1 in sharon right up on the 128. the expressway, that's about a 30-minute ride braintree to boston. subway lines are all on time at this time. randy. randy: breaking news in the city of boston. this is a rally just starting at the mcdonald's in dorchester. employees here and at other fast food restaurants across the city and country have walked off the job. organizers here say they'll march down to fanueil hall in boston at government center to join other workers in other fields who are all demanding $15 an hour. emily: a man is charged in what police are calling a deadly case of road rage. randy: the eye's sera congi is live in foxborough where the suspect is being held this morning. sera: randy and emily, this is michael hinds' second drunk driving offense. this morning the victim's father is speaking out.

>> it's devastating. he's my first born. and i expected him to outlive me. sera: jarrad aronne of foxborough was driving on 495 in mansfield yesterday when police say 67-year-old michael hinds hit aronne's truck not once but twice. the second collision caused the rollover. hinds allegedly drove off. he was arrested later at his norton home. it's unclear what sparked this road rage incident in the first place. hinds will be arraigned later today in attleboro. live at the foxborough barracks, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. todd: this morning we're learning new details about plans to fix the finances of the mbta's "the ride." one of those proposals includes a 40% rate hike from the current $3.00 up to $4.20. that would bring in an additional $8 million in revenue. other cost-saving proposals include contracting ride services like uber and lyft to drive disabled passengers. that could save about $16 million, and also training

disabled passengers to use the "t" could save $11 million. reducing the service area for the ride could save $12 million. no decisions have been made. reporting live from the state house, todd kazakiewich, wcvb, newscenter 5. erika: it's round 4 for the republicans running for president. tonight's primary debate hosted by fox news will look a little different after complaints about the last one hosted by cnbc. candidates will have more time to make arguments but will not make opening statements. dominating the discussion of late, discrepancies in frontrunner ben carson's narrative of his life. trump, who the latest polls have in a virtual tie with carson, taking jabs as carson claims he's the victim of a media witch hunt. eight candidates will debate in prime time. others taking part in an earlier forum, including chris christie and hike huckabee, who've been bumped from the main event. trump: maybe we should boycott starbucks. i don't know. seriously. i don't care. emily: donald trump in illinois throwing out an idea on how to deal with starbucks' cup controversy.

the chain has been facing backlash for changing its holiday cups to plain red, a move some see as a step away from christmas. trump added there's a successful starbucks in trump tower. randy: the president's plan to save about five million people from deportation has suffered a setback. a federal appeals court in new orleans has upheld another judge's injunction blocking the initiative. republicans had called that plan executive over-reach, and 26 states challenged it in court. the administration wants to defer deportation for some immigrants including that of kids who were brought to the u.s. illegally. emily: 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 safety effort that was explained in oxford last night. a three-mile stretch of the road is considered particularly dangerous and is getting some fixes. an s.u.v. recently crashed there shortly after a mother and baby were killed in nearly the same spot. randy: boston police say a man jumped out a window to escape

this standoff in roslindale. it happened last night at the archdale housing complex in roslindale. a suspect in a stabbing and robbery on friday was holed up inside an apartment with a relative and some kids. no one was hurt, but that man is still on the run. emily: look at the top left of your screen. you can see a boston police officer's legs hanging out a car window. he's one of two officers dragged by bryant gilbert sunday night. police say they pulled him over for speeding on blue hill ave. the officers reached into the car when gilbert refused to shut it off. he allegedly stepped on the gas dragging them both. he's now being held on $50,000 bail. randy: a new report out today from top watchdogs is finding the state is seriously unprepared for the next economic downturn. the report says lawmakers have raided $2.2 billion from the state's rainy day fund over the last three years. the massachusetts taxpayers foundation says the state needs about $3 billion more to be properly prepared.

emily: a woman from windham, new hampshire, who says she was raped by bill cosby is now suing the comedian for defamation. in a philadelphia magazine article, kristina ruehli said cosby drugged and sexually assaulted her in 1965. ruehli is now suing cosby in federal court here in massachusetts over a statement made through his attorney after that article. she says the statement called her and other accusers liars. randy: a federal judge has struck down two anti-panhandling ordinances in worcester, saying they restrict free speech. one of the ordinances prohibits panhandling within 20 feet of bus stops, a.t.m.'s and restaurants. the other prohibited standing on traffic islands. a similar panhandling ordinance was struck down in lowell last month. emily: 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. russian president vladimir putin's spokesman says accusations of state-sponsored doping appear to be unfounded. this surveillance video has a volunteer church usher in trouble. man taking about $350 from the collection plate. the man told police he was going to go to the altar with the money. he has been released on bond. randy: comedian amy schumer is 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. they just want more of her. you can't blame them. emily: she's a funny lady. kevin: very funny. emily: having troubles on the road this morning. kevin: here's a live shot of the expressway. that's normally heavy this time of the morning. 30 minutes braintree up to the o'neill tunnel. let's go to the maps.

we're still seeing big delays out to the west from an earlier crash in framingham. those delays are solid almost towards the westborough service northbound getting on to the pike east. all that volume now is going to work its way on in towards that weston tolls and into the west newton stretch. 95 northbound delays out of sharon getting up to 128 remains heavy up past 109. minutes. route 3 slow going 495 down to treble cove road. 93 stop-and-go traffic for you from 133 in andover right down to the lower deck. that's going to take you just about 53 minutes. slowdowns on 128 from lynnefield. now if you're taking the subway time. not too bad out there right now but expect some wetness coming, cindy. cindy: we've got rain on the way. the independence winds are going on pick up overnight as well. the rain holds off for most of the day. hours. heaviest overnight through tomorrow morning so a wet start to your veterans day.

we need the rainfall. widespread half an inch to an inch of rain is coming right on at us. the first batch will trend off shore like this. we'll get clipped by it as we head toward the evening hours. right now just clouds out the door and filtered sunshine for a time this morning before the clouds thicken up. 45 worcester into boston right now. still 30's north and west of town. we'll come up into the mid and upper 50's for highs this afternoon as the winds turn on shore. you can see those showers reaching the south coast and the cape by lunchtime. by 5:00 p.m., that rain is coming up along and south of the pike. it fills in during the overnight hours. the winds pick up as well. we're down in the 40's overnight. only near 50 tomorrow with heavy rain in the morning hours. you can see that here on future cast. the morning commute. still heavy downpours around. rain lingers until about lunchtime. during the afternoon it pulls away. look how the winds ramp up overnight. notice along the coast line wind gusts 30 to 40 miles per hour. wind advisory up. there could be gusts to 50 miles per hour here through the overnight hours into tomorrow morning as well.

later in the day tomorrow and so we dry it out for the end of veterans day. a few more showers could come in on thursday afternoon. and then that's it. looks mild to end the week on friday with lots of sunshine but colder temperatures for the upcoming weekend. emily: thanks so much for joining meet the new, 3rd generation nest learning thermostat. it's proven to save energy. and you could get a $100 rebate from your energy company.

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