behind it, and looks dry and cooler as we head into thanksgiving week. got some rain to get through first. >> now on newscenter 5' s eyeopener. emily: new raids in belgium as isis targets new york city. the new threat and the response from city leaders. randy: a boston man charged in a violent attack on his mother. the confrontation with officers trying to take him into custody. mr. try ump: we have got to knock the [bleep] out of these people. emily: the controversy surrounding his latest visit to massachusetts on the eye. >> you are watching wcvb, boston ' s news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5' s eyeopener. randy: nearly two feet of snow. kansas. they have been working across

headed our way. it will not be bringing snow. good morning. emily: what will it bring? cindy: some rain. before the rain gets here, the temperatures going up. out the door right now, lots of 40 showing up on the map. you remember yesterday, 20' s as you are heading up. not the case this morning. 41 worcester. 45 boston. mid 40' cape cod. all of this to to the clouds that have moved in. now. west. this line is slowly working eastward. so, slowly is the key word. right around 50. s topping out around 56. lower 50'

we will see that rain come in from west to east by lunchtime. but the lion share of the rain holds off midafternoon. a couple of showers north and west of town. still moving in from the west is a get towards the evening. the evening commute featuring somewhat weather but the biggest impact from the rain on the roads overnight and certainly into tomorrow morning as well. let' s get you out to the roads right now and they are drive for now. olessa: enjoy it while it lasts. let' s get over to those maps. overnight construction is clearing. 93 south. as you approach 138 to 95, the construction picking up by great plane ave. more construction as you approach route 9. your last project along 128 as well as construction on the

trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. emily: breaking news on a belgian. police are conducting new raids. randy: and they are looking in molenbeek for the entourage of a suicide bomber. his name is bilal hadfi. he is one of three men who blew himself up outside a soccer trading. emily: right now new york is on alert after the new video from isis. that video appears to threaten times square but police are sending a different message this morning. randy: erica tarantella following the overnight developments. erika: the is is message meant to intimidate new yorkers less than a week after the paris attacks. but the terror group released to this video yesterday identify new york as a potential next target. it shows what appears to be a fighter preparing for a suicide bombing with images of new york' s times square. the police commissioner said some of the footage is old but

mayor bill de blasio urging new yorkers to go about their normal routines and trust in police protection. mayor deblasio: the people of new york city will not be intimidated. we understand it is the goal of terrorists to intimidate and disrupt our democratic society. we will not submit to their wishes. erika: the mayor went on to say there is no specific threat against new york. the city launched a critical response command, an elite arm of the counterterrorism bureau that will eventually have 500 members part of a broader force of 35,000 officers. emily: a boston man is under arrest and charged in the stabbing death that left his own mother fighting for her life. frank holland is life with the overnight developments. frank: that arrests started with a tense showdown with police officers this morning. matthew davis will face a judge as his mother continues her battle with life-threatening

injuries. cameras were there last night as apartment on river street. police say the 42-year-old on tuesday. the police say she was still able to tell officers it was her son who attacks are. apartment in dorchester. accused of brutally stabbing his mother reached for a knife tucked in his waistband as they tried to arrest him. they were able to get him in handcuffs. davis is expected to be arraigned later this morning on assault and battery charges. randy: a double tragedy for a local football legend. doug flutie, his parents both died yesterday within an hour of each other. his dad dick who was ill at a hospital died of a heart attack. surely afterward, his mom had a sudden heart attack and passed away. the couple had been married for 56 years.

flutie posted this, they say you can die of broken heart and i believe that. dr. seem to believe it as well. >> i think that is ana pt description. that is the discretion that has been used for years. centuries ago, the broken heart syndrome. the with no sign of blocked arteries. doug flutie was too upset last night to talk about his loss. mr. trump: we' ve got to knock the [bleep] out of these people. emily: a crowd and worcester vows to take out isis. the republican said he would send ground troops into syria to wipe out the terror group and if elected he would send back syrian refugees in the u.s. trump: it could be the great charge and horse. we cannot take a chance at some of these people are isis -- it

emily: some called trump racis t. it is not clear what this man was saying. m.r r. trump: it is amazing. i mention food stamps and that guy who was seriously overweight one crazy. emily: trump had insults from his rivals. he said hillary clinton does not have the stamina to be president and called marco a lightweight and said jeb bush is "done." >> the united states should not be the worlds policeman. but we need to be the leader of the free world because but for us, who? randy: jeb bush is blasting president obama' s foreign-policy. telling voters the united states has to strike at isis before we deal with them at home. he will be filing papers for the republican presidential primary today. a plea deal in place for a man accused of killing his parents and making a run for it. he is expected to plead guilty to two counts of second-degree

murder and arson. he is accused of striking his parents in their home. and then burning the house on march, 2014. he was caught in florida in june. police of identify the victim in a deadly hit and run. police say 19-year-old francis fortuna was struck and killed tuesday night on mechanic street while walking to work. his body was found wednesday morning. police are questioning the driver who they say told police he was involved in accident on that street. so far no arrests have been made. emily: a tornado and snow. some wild weather is getting much of the country. we are pretty much seeing everything right now. cindy: we have been tracking this is some all week. and it is finally pushing into our area but certainly will not be anything like they have been dealing with in other parts of the country. take a look at this in washington state. floodwaters are now being blamed for three deaths. the state of emergency is in effect. tens of thousands of people are still in the dark after tuesday' s powerful storms.

in georgia, there cleaning up at least one tornado that touchdown yesterday. atlanta metro area. no one was hurt there. in kansas, this is a scene we see. 15-20 inches of snow fell in some parts of that state. helping clean up yesterday. that same system will bring some rain, not snow but rain. and something heavy overnight. randy: thank you. thousands of airport employees including some here in boston are going on strike now. the demand prompting them to walk off the job. new this morning, do snow is things like this give you the winter blahs? tips to avoid seasonal depression. >> it is a community problem. when we identify a community problem, we can also turn around and identify a community solution.

spike inw heroin use at a new hampshire high school. taking. breaking news right now out of europe following the deadly paris terror attacks. authorities in belgium launching six raids in brussels trying to track down those linked to

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>> good morning, eyeopener. hi, everyone in the studio. we are looking for to seeing everyone at america' s hometown parade in plymouth. it is going to be a great time. >> cindy' s my favorite. thanks for the weather. >> because of the weather? she is your type. >> because of the weather. i' m there. [al laughter]

s married. because of the weather. cindy, a great forecast for saturday' s parade in plymouth. great to see the coast guard -- they usually do flyovers are rescue demonstrations. cindy: tomorrow we are announcing the lucky viewer who will be our vip guest for the weekend. we are excited to see everybody. this is my third year taking part in this parade. this year looks great. lots of sunshine. going to get through some rain first. you can see up and down the eastern seaboard, strip of rain working on in. it is finally coming our way. we need the rainfall. our deficit in boston has topped 9 inches. this is welcome rain working on in. we are looking at a widespread inch or more in the western part

heaviest downpours come in s commute which is looking wet along the coastline. some cloud cover out there this morning. you can see the rain close by. a good distance out across new york and pennsylvania. dry out there this morning thanks to the clouds and more of a southeasterly wind, it is not nearly as cold as it was yesterday morning. we had a lot of. teens and 20' s and frost mosts pots running in the 40' s. 41 worcester. north shore in the mid 40' s. a few cold pockets norwood to talk. mid 40' s and the cape this morning. cloudy and drive through the morning hours. they will jump into the mid 50' s by lunchtime. there could be a shower to the west. the steadier rain starts to move in closer to 5:00 p.m. temperatures in the 50' s despite the cloud cover. case that southeasterly wind. an average high now is just about 50 degrees. let'

that is why say there could be a shower worcester on west as we get into the lunch hour. deeper into the afternoon, a few showers make it into the metrowest. but steadier rain is starting tot move in . conditions for the ride home. look what happens overnight. see the yellows. heavy downpours. rain could reach an inch per hour. that could mean pour drainage flooding. southeastern massachusetts, putting hard. the sun is going to come out tomorrow afternoon. with the rain around overnight temperatures will hold close to 50 degrees. winds coming in overnight they' west-northwest tomorrow. that will bring in cooler air

high pressure building up for saturday. you can see off to the west, qu system. ick going to come in our direction as we head toward saturday night-- quick system. on sunday we are going to watch direction. bringing a cold front that will lead to likely a few rain or snow showers in the mountains. does not look like a big deal. cooler next week but dry. next week the big trouble week before thanksgiving. around here in the northeast, looking pretty quiet. olessa: go this weekend if you want to avoid any of that travel mess. so far a quiet start on a roads. construction is clear. the pike looks good. let' s get to the maps. roadwork picked up across the bridge heading into boston. the rams now open from 95 to 128. that construction cleared away.

the construction on the pipeline cleared away. on 128 by 4 and 225. ramps to 93 now open. trains and buses operating on schedule. randy: on the opioid crisis. heroin in one new hampshire city. the community determined to see change. erika: the members -- the numbers staggering. the heo roin use rate is 93% higher. the police chief says the problem spreads beyond the school. he says the officers respond to two or three overdoses a week. he noted burglaries are up 82%. something he attributes to drugs. >> we are seeing a lot of property crimes. to be exchanged for drugs. that' s not only affecting the victims of these thefts but

affected the person' s family when they are arrested for these charges. erika: a new chemical pre-prevention program could be a starting point but many say needed. emily: thousands of airport workers in major cities including boston are expected to strike today. last night. the workers are cabin and airport cleaners you want medical benefits and $15.00 an hour. jetblue and united have said service will not be affected. asi stocks are higher this morning as investorsan whose fears over paris and anticipated interest rate hike in the u.s. u.s. stock futures are up after the dow gained 247 points. were added in last month.

randy: for the third year in a row, the company has a huge backlog of boot orders. they added a new sheen. they stil cannot keep up with the demandl. last year the company was behind by 100,000 orders in december. experts say as many as one in 10 people has seasonal depression. emily: pointer bl -- winter blah s. try changing your sleep schedule. getting up earlier and going to bed earlier will maximize the amount of light in your day. embrace winter workouts. it might be called but experts say outdoor light is brighter than indoor light even on a great day. you will burn calories and increase depression fighting chemicals. you may want to but do not hibernate. staying social will help you feel happier and more productive. maybe go for a run with your friends outside. randy: we master that -- first

one, going to bed early. two fastball players hitting the court and setting a record. emily: how their height played a role. erika: the company bringing a casino is scaling back the new look at mgm' s design. the final moments of a denver' s teachers life. what we can expect in the trial of her accused teenage killer. the new england patriot talking to newscenter 5 about his son' s cancer diagnosis.

>> hi. good morning, eyeopener! randy: good morning, everyone at the high school. they are awesome. well, tonight, they are getting a high five. emily: it has a lot to do with heart of this team. tonight. blue sky and the background. rain off to the west. this is moving in our direction here. s. we jump up to 50 degrees by 9:00 a.m.

and spend the afternoon in the 50' s. by 5:00 p.m., rain is moving lingering rain earlier tomorrow morning. upper 50' s tomorrow. pulling it back down into the s on saturday. emily: 5:25. it is time for ipod verse. olessa: giants among men on the basketball court. this is the tallest matchup in college basketball history. 6" tall. the other place for florida. irvine won the game. they make the other basketball players look short. over 7 feet. even the to also players -- utah jazz weret playing withh thee. got a broom and knocked it down into the basket. the crowd was delighted but you cannot get an assist from a broom. emily: it is such a great shot. they should make an exception.

randy: a rhode island senator facing backlash. public backlash over an e-mail that goes to the wrong recipient. the message causing major fallout. whitey bulger' s longtime girlfriend back in a federal courtroom. the issue that will be front and center at today' s hearing. wide open on the mass pike in boston.

>> new york on alert. the message for police after a new video from isis. >> a boston man accused of trying to kill his mother. the move that almost made his arrest of violent showdown. emily: whitey bulger' s girlfriend hauled back to boston. she will face tough questions

about his killing spree. randy: a wild assault and a walmart. the little sleight that may have touched off the shopping attack on the eye. >> you are watching wcvb, boston' s news leader. this is newscenter 5' s eyeopener. emily: 5:30 on this thursday morning. olessa: things seem to be moving along nicely. good morning. randy: i' m randy price. pleasant star. emily: you do not need to scrape the wenzhou. this map is impressive -- you do not need to scrape the windshield. cindy: springfield, 30 degrees warmer than it was yesterday. you get the idea. not as cold to start out. it is close to 50 in springfield right now. 46 in boston. plymouth in the lower 40' s.

in the north shore in beverly, in the mid 40' s. we can thank the cloud cover. these clouds are coming out ahead of a strip of rain. . it is going to take most of the day before it gets in here. by noon time, in the mid 50' s under the clouds. it could be a shower off to the west but we think it is closer to 5:00 p.m. before the rain starts to move in. the temperatures today, mid-50' s. a milder south a silly -- southeasterly wind. at lunchtime, maybe one or two showers. as we get two or 3:00 this sneak into the merrimack valley. steadier rain by 6:00 p.m. so as far as this rain impacting our commute, no issues this morning. medium impact this afternoon. overnight into tomorrow morning, that is when the rain may come roads. they are dry for now. olessa: a live look outside.

volume is building. luckily no accidents to report. all of our construction cleared away. , traveling towards boston south of town, construction cleared along 93. expressway 10-15 braintree to boston. north of town in good she. -- good shape. the trains and buses starting on schedule. randy: raids are underway in brussels this morning, targeting friends of one of the paris suicide bombers bilal hadfi. is one of three attackers killed in the attack on -- on friday. emily: new york' s mayor is urging everyone to go about their day after a video appears to threaten the city. the city' s police commissioner says new york is already on high potential terror target.

randy: a boston man under arrest charged with stabbing his mother. police tracked down matthew davis last night where they say he went to pull out a knife. mother is hospitalized. right now a woman who helped whitey bulger stay on the lam for more than a decade is about to head back to a boston courtroom. emily: internet and tornad -- antoinette antonio with what to expect. antoinetter : caps on greg will not say a word to the grand jury. about who else might have helped the mobster elude capture. greg had pleaded not guilty last months. prosecutors have upped the stakes against her, threatening her with even more prison time if she does not talk. but our legal analyst says don' t expect that to work. >> i can' t imagine that as this will induce

her to change the course she has kept for most of her life. antoinette: greg is already serving an eight-year sentence. her lawyer has said repeatedly that greg has nothing else to offer and that she will not be used as a tool of the government in order to harass people. bulger meanwhile is serving a life sentence for 11 / . -- for 11 convictions. emily: thank you. we are expecting new details as the teenager accused of killing his teacher has back to the courtroom. todd in salem this morning with what to expect. todd: good morning. today we expect to hear more testimony from the cleaning crew supervisor who described for the jury yesterday the bloody aftermath and the danvers high school bathroom where philip chisholm killed colleen ritzer.

surveillance video is what the jury saw yesterday. the surveillance video shows colleen ritzer walking out of her classroom to the bathroom. philip chism scene and the video checking to make sure the coast is clear before he follows her in. prosecutors say he was in the bathroom for 11 minutes before walking out with what appears to be a bloody hand. prosecutors say he returned minutes later with a recycling bin. then dumped her body behind the school. chism did not react to the video but he did talk to the judge after refusing to come into the courtroom on tuesday. >> do you want to give up that right to be present and be here, to confront, see the witnesses and see the cross examination? [noa audio] todd: after some delays, the defense says that chism is competent to stand trial. randy: new new details are coming out on the death of a new

eve -- died last night of a phenyl overdose. leslie is accused of giving her heroin laced with the painkiller. court documents that she provided the drug so that she would calm down after not meeting an online acquaintance . they say they told her mother and her boyfriend, who are charged in the death, to get their story straight for police. a rhode island state is under fire for a muslim e-mail she sent. her name is elaine morgan. e-mail was meant for a constituent, but it was instead sent to other lawmakers. in the e-mail, she says syrian refugees should not be welcomed in rhode island because muslims want to " murder, rape and to tap -- decapitate anyone who is non-muslim."

emily: the aquarium is coming out strongly against a plan to redevelop the boston harbor. this is a rendering of the billion-dollar proposal that calls for condos and hotel and office of retail space. the aquarium says it is for a revamped garage but thinks his plan would cause traffic, hurt parking, and block visitor access to the water from. randy: anti-bottles of cough syrup left at a cemetery. emily: this mystery getting police involved. a patriot talking to newscenter 5 about his son' s cancer battle. how his faith i helping his family. in walmart. violent confrontation. new raids carried out in right. identified as one of the suicide s attacks.

olessa: welcome back to the eye-opener. expressway -- building delays. a 25 minute trip from braintree to boston. no accidents to report. all of our construction is gone. i did not need that ice scraper. cindy: temperatures running in the 40' s this morning. the trade-off -- the clouds in the rain off to our west. it is going to take most of today before that gets here. you will want an umbrella late

this afternoon and this evening. heaviest rain comes in overnight. in the 50' s today and tomorrow. it does get a little bit cooler but we dry out for saturday. >> we basically three statistics out the window. we hates to texas because your kid is not supposed to get cancer. emily: a patriots star opening up about his boys battle with cancer. his four-month o undergoing chemotherapy at boston children' s hospital. after he was diagnosed with kidney cancer last months. he stunned the crowd at a fundraiser monday when he made that announcement. the offensive linemen who beat testicular cancer sat down with kelly. he says faith is helping he and his wife during these very difficult times. nate: i know that there is the possibility of recovery and grace that god can show you through all of these things. that is the hope that we carry

emily: he says hudson keeps the family positive with his infectious smile. randy: boston mayor marty walsh targeting young smokers. he said his proposals will

randy: breaking news on the isis threat against new york city. emily: we are also in boston

where whitey' s girlfriend is back in court. first we want to get to this forecast. cindy: we have been tracking the storm all week. it has been causing lots of issues. snow across a good portion of the country. we are going to get some rain. and we needed. it. comes in late today to tomorrow. heaviest downpour occurs during the overnight hours. for tomorrow morning commute, there will be wet weather lingering along the coastline. you can see the strip of rain extending from florida to the canadian border and pushing in our direction. it is taking it time. heaviest rain right now around d.c. area towards know for. -- towards norfork. underneath the clouds, a southeasterly wind this morning below 10 miles an hour. not nearly as cold as it was yesterday morning. most spots on the 40' s right now. 41 worcester. rory six boston. we should jump by 9:00 a.m. close to 50 degrees.

-- 46 in boston. here you can see on future cast by lunchtime, one or two showers worcester west. a few showers make a -- amy may move in by 3:00 this afternoon. the heavier rain by 6:00 p.m., it is starting to push through worcester toward boston. during the overnight hours, there will be heavier downpours. by first thing tomorrow morning, the rain will start to exit the coast. thenw e we' re clearing out in the afternoon. thewinds get gusty overnight. tomorrow. 50' s today. s tomorrow. s on saturday. let' s get you out to the roads. olessa: so far little bit busy. route one. southbound side. a little bit of volume here. south of town, getting report of a crash on route 3 by route 18.

you, plan accordingly. route 30. 93 south, a little bit of volume p are looking ok into boston. trains and buses running a schedule. emily: breaking department and taxpayer police launched sixrai attacks. police launched six raids. randy: now new isis video has new york city on alert. suggesting times square would be at the target. city' s mayor this morning. erika: that message there is no specific threat and trust in police. people are being urged to be vigilant and since the paris patrol at key transit hub and soft targets like theaters.

that isis video showing images of times square. says it looks like a propaganda previously released video and nothing new. tis release comes days after washington, d.c. frank: her life after police say she her at the mother' madipan. matthew davis is charged with assault and battery. on tuesday night, he stabbed his own mother several times. his seriously injured mother able to tell officers it was her son. police arrested the sun and dorchester last night. during arrest, they tried to reach -- he tried to reach for a knife.

the philip chism murder trial continues in salem with more testimony expected from the cleaning crew supervisor who described for the jury the bloody scene in the bathroom at danvers high school where philip chosen allegedly killed colleen ritzer. this video showing colleen ritzer walking out of her high school classroom. chism follows her into the bathroom. appears to be a bloody hand. the defense admits that chism killed colleen ritzer but claimed he was mentally ill. emily: whitey bulger' s longtime girlfriend catherine greg is expected back in court today as prosecutors tried to get her to open up about who else may have helped the mobster while they were on the run. greg pleaded not guilty what she was arraigned last months. prosecutors have upped the stakes against greg, threatening her with more prison time if she does not talk. greg already servingi an eight year sentence for hers role in

her lawyer has said repeatedly has said that she has nothing else to offer and she will not be used as a "tool of the government" to harass other people. mr. trump: we got to knock the [bleep] out of them. we got to do it. randy: crowd in worcester getting raucous as donald trump vows to take out isis. the republican contender says he will send ground troops into syria to wipe out the terror group. some protesters were among the crowd. emily: jeb bush is making his presidential run official today. he will file to be on the primary ballot in new hampshire. the former florida governor is on a campaign swing to the granite state. at a house party in bed for he called for u.s. ground forces to fight isis.

-- in bedford, he called for the u.s. ground forces to fight isis. last month the entire planet was average october. and that would make it the warmest october on record. the agency also said seven of the 10 warmest months ever year. randy: this they' ll charge with murdering -- this man stabbed and strength of the woman tuesday inside his home and hid her body in s co a closet. the two got into over money and the man stabbed a woman. emily: the october jobs report for massachusetts is due today to september' s on a planet rate was 4.6% after the loss of 7000 jobs. the national unemployment rate hit 5% last months. that is the lowest level since april, 2018 2008. mayor ross wants to raise the minimum wage for buying any

the mayor says it will help young people appreciate healthy choices. needham raised its age limit to 21 several years ago. randy: could be lights out for the late-night service as some members of the board that oversees the t says the extended hours on friday and saturday nights are unsuccessful, too expensive. according to the t, only 13,000 riders are using the service on weekends. that compares to one million people that use the service during normal operation. a state senator voting to restrict access schools and employers can have to people social media accounts. the bill cleared the senate yesterday. it for bids employers from demanding that job applicants or their employers share usernames and passwords with social media accounts. colleges and schools would also

be barred from from asking students for that information. emily: mgm unveiling a new sketch of its casino in springfield. the company says it is pumping $150 billion more into the project that first proposed. it says the casino would mean 5000 jobs for springfield. the old proposal included a 25 story hotel. that is no longer part of the plan. randy: an unusual problem at a graveyard. volunteers at the northville cemetery say they keep fighting bags full of empty cough syrup bottles. it has been happening since summer. the cough syrup can have an intoxicating effect. wild assault at a walmart in ohio. woman rams her car into another customer and then throws her down by the hair. the victim was not seriously hurt. police say the suspect may have thought she was cut off in line but her response was a crime. police are looking for the suspect.

emily: a little love for number 12. gq celebrated the 20th anniversary of its men of the year issue with tom brady. others will feature president obama. the magazine has a feature called tom brady is the greatest quarterback of all time. randy: you can catch the greatest quarterback of all time and the patriots here on channel 5 as they take the field for monday night football against the buffalo bills. our coverage beginning at 8:00 with our sportscenter 5 countdown to kickoff. it is at gillette stadium. join us for that. emily: that is a nice picture. he is cute. he' s a good football player, too. cindy: 4 6 degrees in boston. remember yesterday when it was in the 20' s and we had the frost? certainly not as cold. we have the clouds. mid 40' s for you on the cape. south shore, north shore, even

worcester 41. southern hampshire running in the 40' s. a milder start but it is a cloudy one. it is going to be cloudy all day long. you see some of the showers off to the west. these are working in our direction but they are moving slowly. there could be by lunchtime one or two showers popping up west of worcester as temperatures, but to the mid-50' s. rain moving it closer to 5:00 p.m. with a temperature of 54. that southeasterly wind 10-20 throughout the day. a few upper 50' s in southeastern massachusetts. here is the time i. nothing more than a few showers by lunchtime. west of the worcester area. as we get deeper into the afternoon, a few showers could work into metrowest and merrimack valley. southeastern massachusetts should state dry -- stay dry. there will be some rain worcester on west. see how the yellows become more numerous? heavy downpours overnight. cannot rule out a rumble of thunder.

by 5:00 p.m. up and down easternmost massachusetts, looking at heavy downpours. these of the lifting out of the cave between 8:00 and 10:00 in the morning. low temperatures holding pretty close to 50 degrees. as the wind shifts from the south to the west, cooler air can spill on in. now, we are going to watch the system off to the west. this could bring in a couple of rain or snow showers sunday. for the most part, your weekend is dry. in terms of rainfall coming in late today and tonight, he looks like an inch or so or more of rain. heaviest likely in the western part of the state. if we do get some downpours, some rumble of thunder' s, there could be locally higher amounts. next week a big travel week. it looks dry. cool but dry heading into the wednesday. u out to the roads. -- let' s get you out to the roads. olessa: you can see all that volume building here.

s check the rest of the trip as you head south. watching an accident, route 3 northbound by 17. the delays are there even though now it is on the shoulder. . eastbound on the pike, delays to route 30. that crasht close. has the left lane closed. randy: a plea deal in the works for a new hampshire man accused of killing his parents. emily: doug flutie losing both his parents on the same day.