mo over the past 24 hours. there is a chance of wet weather tuesday night into wednesday but right now no rain in the forecast. a nice weekend. randy: breaking overnight, four lynn. the search right now and the work to save others at the emily: new details on the weapons used in the san bernardino shooting. randy: plus awkward moments for two presidential hopefuls. what some are calling a foreign policy faux pas on the eye. emily: also on the eye this morning, if this castel weren't

hidden treasure hidden inside those walls. the priceless decorations inside, ahead. good morning, i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy price. cindy: it is quite a bit colder as you're stepping out the door yesterday morning. by 10-20 degrees in some cases. we were up around 50 yesterday morning and we settle back into the 30's. worcester is above the freezing mark. northern worcester county some 20's showing up. the winds have settled down. just enough wind to give you a little bit of a wind chill. it feels like it is 27 now in worcester. make sure you're bundled up as you head outside this morning. skies are clear. high pressure is nosing in and this is going to dom notice our weather all weekend long. a lot of showing through the weekend.

the sun is up at 6: 5. looking for highs today in the mid and upper 40's at the coast. lower 40's over the interior today. good looking friday weather-wise. getz even lets get you out to trodse. olessa: so far so good. a live look at the pike. eastbound moving into the distance, traffic getting by without any problems. as you travel into town, construction just about cleared at the zakim 93 south. that road work picking up on 95 northbound and 128 and by 128 and 95. pike looks good. one last construction zone clearing at 128 south passing by route 3. so far trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. emily: four people missing after a fire tears through a house in lynn.

battling those flames for hours. randy: antoinette antonio is at the scene. antoinette: a very intense fire now. four people still unaccounted for and the fire chief said they will not be able to determine if there are any fatalities in this fire until they can go in the building which is very unstable. you can see part of roof that collapsed as we were interviewing the fire chief here. you can hear a lot of firefighters yell when that happened. the fire chief went running over there. let's take a look at some video from overnight when those flames were waging. there were still -- there were two people rescued from the home that we know are still unaccounted for. two people, one woman in her 60's as well as an 18-year-old woman. they were both found unconscious. we don't know where in the home they were discovered but we do

way to hospital. they have some pretty big fire. intense flames, narrow streets in this area of lynn. once again, four people still unaccounted for this morning. the fire chief says they won't know if there are any fatalities until they can go inside that home but we know it is ar very unsafe situation now. just witnessing with our own eyes part of that roof collapsing here. we'll bring you the latest as we get it. antoinette antonio, wcvb news 5. randy: remembering the 14 victims of the shooting rampage in san bernardino, y. a tribute comes as we get new reports.

erika: know couple behind the rampage had an arsenal. these guns legally purchased. the f.b.i. treating the mass shooting as a potential act of terror. it was sometime ago, a neighbor admits to becoming suspicious of farook and his pakistani-born wife because of packages arriving at their home and they had been working long hours in their garage. he deleted data from his cell phone and electronic devices. indicating this was preplanned. >> it was unspeakable the carolina thadge we have seen and the pure panic on the faces of safe.

26-60. they are not saying for sure what triggered the shooting. emily: among the 17 survivors who were injured in the shooting, amanda gaspard. the 32-year-old is from hinsdale, new hampshire. she used to work for the cheshire medical center in keene. she was shot 3 times in the leg. her family pastor raced to her parents' home in hinsdale after hearing the news. >> they are encouraged. it is going to be a long road to recovery for amanda. they are thrilled she is alive because some of the other ones didn't make it. the san bernardino county health department. randy: right now, boston police for vigilance in wake of the violence in san bernardino. thousands of people attended the holiday lights tree lighting last night on boston common, with an increased police presence. but as boston police commissioner williams evans points out, it's what you don't see that is critical.

you know, working with our partners in the joint terrorism task force. we're involved in monitoring travel in and out of not only our state but out of the country. there is a lot of great information sharing. randy: the big concern for law enforcement right now, lone wolves that fly under the radar. the u.s. senate has voted against expanding background checks for purchasing weapons. the measure called for background checks for all gun purchases made online and at gun shows. right now, background checks are only required for purchases from licensed dealers. this proposal was rejected in december 2012 after the shooting massacre at sandy hook elementary in newtown, connecticut. emily: right now, police are investigating a bomb threat to brockton high school. that threat was posted to social media yesterday morning warning of three bombs in the school. police are working with the school. no word on extra security.

scheduled as normal. a woman is suffering life-threatening injuries after she was struck by a car in boston. this happened last night at the intersection of commonwealth ave and agganis way. police say she was taken to beth israel. the driver did stay at the scene. randy: a no-go on what could have been a key witness for the defense in the murder trial against philip chism. emily: the eye's todd kazakiewich is live outside the courthouse in salem with the judge's ruling. todd? todd: emily, randy, good morning. jurors had the day off yesterday while the judge and trial teams decided on whether or not the defense could call another medical expert to the stand. the judge's decision, no. chism's defense team wanted to put a medical expert on the stand, who would draw similarities from the teen's brain to that of a person with schizophrenia. but prosecutors say the evidence would be a bomb, and the jury would use it unfairly because the doctor never actually diagnosed chism with schizophrenia. chism's lawyers claim he was insane at the time he murdered and raped his danvers high school teacher, colleen ritzer, two years ago. neither chism nor the jury were

everyone will be back when testimony resumes later this morning. randy: todd, thank you. the man accused of stealing weapons from the worcester armory will face a judge today. james morales is accused of breaking into the facility last month and taking 16 guns. most of those weapons have been recovered. six are still missing. a judge is considering dropping the most serious charge against a woman involved in the case. that charge, unlawful possession of a machine gun. according to the telegram, the judge will decide next week to drop that charge and allow ashley bigsbee to be on house arrest. emily: commitment 2016, a trio of republicans campaign in the granite state today. florida senator marco rubio will speak at an event in portsmouth. and former new york governor george pataki and south carolina senator lindsey graham both have events in lebanon and keene. new troubles on the campaign trail for ben carson. speaking before the republican jewish coalition in washington,

pronunciation of hamas. >> the challenge is to split between fatah and hamas. fatah and hamas operate in a constant state of conflict. fatah rules the west bank. hamas rules the gaza strip. emily: carson's grasp of foreign policy issues has been questioned since his rise in the polls. meanwhile, donald trump had his own troubles in front of the same group. >> you know what i want to do? i want to wait until i meet with -- i'm leaving for israel in a short period of time. i know. i know what you're saying. you're not going to -- who is the wise guy? emily: trump received the boos when he stumbled on a question about his commitment to jerusalem. both israelis and palestinians claim the ancient city as their capital randy: while in new hampshire, hillary clinton campaigns for stronger gun laws. gun control has become a central

shootings in recent months. the democratic front-runner also spoke about small businesses and women's issues. emily: breaking overnight, the former singer of the stone temple pilots has been found dead. scott weiland died in his sleep according to a statement on his facebook page. he was 48-years-old. no cause of death yet, but weiland did have issues with substance abuse. 5: 11. the shootings in san bernardino have some people thinking about their personal safety in the workplace. randy: an expert weighs in on what you can do, to save yourself. and a big decision for gaming in the bay state. the result of a face-off between boston and wynn resorts. emily: new this morning: shop smarter. three ways retailers can make you spend too much. cindy? cindy: breaking overnight. four people are missing after a fire in lynn. firefighters said two people were unconscious when they found

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randy: all right. good morning to the ladies at notre dame academy. celebrating school spirit. i think there is probably quite a few super women there. emily: students from more than 40 communities on the south shore. we have our own super woman here. her name is mother nature. cindy: i know you're going to be complaining soon. emily: i am. cindy: it is going to be a little bit cooler overall today but less wind. so it is going to feel pretty nice. sunshine here through the weekend. yeah, this is what olessa was

we're wa warming up into the 50's again as we go through the weekend. average high temperature this year is 45. we'll be intellectually the 50's sunday into monday. the warm right now, the winds have finally settled down. they were active yesterday. hour. fortunately winds at or below 10 miles per hour this morning. we have a few 20's showing up in northern worcester county. tpwhefrl the mid 30's on the north shore. south shore in the mid 30's as boston at 39. notice on your 12-hour forecast, we have going to see temperatures hold in the 30's here until 8:00, 9:00 this

the 40's and by lunchtime temperatures close to 45 degrees. loads of sunshine today as well. the skies have generally cleared out. we're not looking at any cloud cover this morning. you can see the storm that gave us all of that wind. on the wake of it, we're looking at high pressure building in. a massive sprawling area of high pressure looking to dominate our weather this weekend. we may see winds come up to just over 10 miles per hour during the afternoon but that is about it. great shape today. loads of sunshine. 46 the high in boston. massachusetts. notice a couple of clouds may develop this afternoon. mostly sunny today. mostly clear tonight and tomorrow sunshine continues as well. so we're in great shape here. just a little chilly to start tomorrow morning. temperatures in most areas below freezing. 50 by afternoon.

if you're headed down to fox -- foxborough for the patriots game, temperatures close to 55. a chance of wet weather comes in late tuesday into wednesday. s there is going to be a storm developing off the mid-atlantic coastline we may not get much out of it at all but the track is still a little uncertain so we're watching the potential of a little bit of rain tuesday into wednesday but just a potential. emily: enjoy the weekend. olessa: so far it is a quiet start for you. the northbound side head to the bottom of the screen. traffic getting by at the speed limit. all of our overnight construction is gone. 93 south at the zakim picked up nice and early. the road work that we had on 95 north also cleared approaching 128 as well as 128 at 5.

route nine, no problems. all lanes are now open. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. randy? randy: taking steps to stay safe on the job. experts are urging situational awareness as they call it in the workplace. they say you must take charge of your own safety. >> you can't stop this type of thing from happening because you don't know from where it is going to come. what you can do is know how you are going to react. randy: the wake will be held today for the boston man killed outside of fenway bar. dominique carpenter-grady stayed

arraignment yesterday. prosecutors say he and another man got into a fight and started firing weapons at each other and into a crowd outside the who's on first bar on yawkey way. 29-year-old jephthe chery, an mbta conductor from hyde park, was struck and killed. no one has been charged with his murder at this point. there are exact sequence is under investigation, particularly who shot who and when. randy: chery's family attended the arraignment but had no comment on the arrest. police have not yet identified or arrested the second man involved in the gun fight. emily: investors are keeping an eye out for november's jobs report to be released today. that could have an impact on the federal reserve's decision to raise short-term interest rates. asian stocks were lower this morning. right now, stock futures are higher on wall street, after the dow lost 252 points to close at 17,477. another win for steve wynn's push to build a casino in

a judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the city of boston to stop it. the judge says the state gaming commission acted properly to award wynn a casino license. boston mayor marty walsh claims the casino would only add to traffic problems in nearby charlestown. randy: staples will sell some assets in wake of its takeover of offense depot. the two companies are meeting next week with federal trade the takeover. staples says it will sell office depot assets with revenues of up to $1.25 billion. emily: new this morning, it is buyer beware. randy: stores that have new ways to get you to spend more money. for instance, rude salespeople with cause commerce low

also pop music played in the stores to make you happy and buy on impulse. lesser known music can be less of a distraction. putting items on a middle she feel at eye level is also a way to -- of shelve at eye level is one way. emily: so just be rude. still ahead, a castle with irreplaceable decorations. randy: and a beautiful bird who is a little too far north. erika: a warning to m.i.t. students. plus a housekeeper accused of scamming an older man out of thousands of dollars. this morning, he tells us why he was so willing to help her. we continue to follow breaking news. four people are missing after a

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winds lighter today out of the west. only six to 12 miles per hour. check out your weekend. loads of sunshine. starts a little bit chilly on saturday morning. we warm up to 50 in afternoon and we are well up into the 50's with lots of sunshine on sunday. it is going to be a warm december weekend. randy? randy: sounds great, cindy. olessa is back with eyepoppers. olessa: a seven-bedroom castle in the south of france is back on the market for the first time in decades. but this is why it's so special. the castle, originally built in the 1300's, has 5 picasso drawings sand-blasted on walls. the murals are now classified as historic monuments. the castle, going for about $9.6 million, was last on the market in 1950. don't miss your chance. randy: we may have to do a little saving for that. olessa: just a little bit. this little guy is a little lost. this is a painted bunting that has landed in brooklyn's prospect park. the bird lives in the south and usually migrates to tropical

sightings of it have been making the rounds on social media all week. i'm surprised he doesn't have a twitter account yet. randy: it has been so mild in brooklyn. olessa: should i go south? not? emily: a health alert on high cholesterol. the easy fix many americans are not using. and hoverboards, the hot gift in more ways than one. and we'll have a live update coming up from lynn.

emily: breaking overnight: people missing after a fire in lynn. the search efforts. randy: prosecutors say this woman -- is a fraud. how one many says she scammed him out of big money. emily: evidence being called into question is on the eye. roadway good morning. 5: 30. thank you for joining us. i'm randy price. emily: i'm emily reimer along

we made it to friday. cindy: feeling like an early november weekend than an early december one. temperatures should average this time of year in the mid 40's. the average low for us in the morning hours is around the freezing mark. we're above that. boston at 39. north shore, south shore in the mid 30's. close to freezing now. bedford, 30. 34 in worcester. so a cool start. here is the difference. the winds have settled down and they will stay lighter. high pressure building in. loads of sunshine today. the temperatures coming up. lunchtime we should be around 45. sun sets at 4: 12. talking about highs today reaching up into the mid 40's on the north shore.

cooler out to worcester county. south of boston, we may touch 50 in taunton. otherwise mid to upper 40's for you on the south shore and the cape as well. let's getout to the road and see how we're looking out there. olessa: so far so good. here is the expressway by the south bay mall. let's see the rest of your ride as you travel south of town. no problems. overnight construction is down. route 3 from weymouth to braintree as well. so far you're in good shape on 93 south. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. randy: following breaking news this morning. four people are missing after a fire tore through a home in lynn. we're also hearing stories of dramatic rescues. emily: antoinette is gathering

scene. antoinette: very tense moments out here as you mentioned. four people still unaccounted for. the fire department said they will not be able to determine if there were any fatalities until they can get inside that 2 1/2 story home, which is unsafe now. listen to what happened as we were interviewing the district fire chief. part of the roof of the home came crashing down. you can hear firefighters yell, including ones that said we are ok. when firefighters first arrived here, they dealt with those intense flames, but they were able to rescue two women. one in her 60's and another 18 years old. both of them were unconscious but they were revived on their way to the hospital. no word on their condition at this point. as for the 2 1/2 story home, it was gutted by those claim ins.

total lived in the home but the red cross tells us currently they are assisting 19 displaced people. at this point we're not sure if in that home. once again, four people still unaccounted for this morning. that is the latest live in lynn. antoinette antonio, wcvb news center 5. emily: right now, thousands attend a vigil held last night for the victims of the shooting rampage in san bernardino. 17 others were injured when a couple opened fire wednesday at a center for people with developmental disabilities. randy: jurors return today in the murder trial of philip chism. the judge rejected a request by the defense to call a second medical expert to the stand. chism is accused of killing his math teacher, colleen ritzer. emily: the man accused of stealing weapons from the worcester armory will face a judge today. james walker morales is accused of breaking into the facility last month and taking 16 guns. most of those weapons have been

six of them are still missing. right now, a house keeper is being called a con artist. randy: erika is here with the scam she allegedly conspired bilking a man out of thousands of dollars. erika: prosecutors say the housekeeper pretending to have a brain tumor to get that money, 24-year-old anisa llega was in court yesterday. she's accused of conning donald hodgins out of $80,000 by -- but her attorneys say she never asked for the money, claiming it was all gifts. >> she duped me with her story. that's why i gave her money. and so she was a fraud. erika: prosecutors say llega flew to florida with her fiance, using money hodgins gave her. $60,000 in her accounts have been frozen, and she's being held on bail. emily? emily: thank you. new this morning, a push for a permanent tribute to the 6 firefighters who lost their lives 16 years ago in worcester. since the tragedy, firefighters have been collecting letters, shrine pieces and other items sent to them from all 50 states

the hope is to create a small museum so others can view the items and honor the fallen. randy: this morning, more than 500 drunk driving cases in the commonwealth are on hold. the defendants are waiting on a decision on whether breathalyzers are reliable. a review earlier this year found that out of nearly 39,000 oui cases, 150 had breathalyzer calibration problems. the devices have been used by police in massachusetts since 2011. a hearing on the matter is set for next month. emily: a new warning for students at mit to lose their wheels when headed to class. campus police are asking students to ditch using wheeled devices through the hallways. police say this semester there has been a spike in the number of skateboards, segways and hoverboards inside buildings. the globe reports violators face a $25 fine. randy: a framingham mother spent

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cindy: welcome back. olessa: a live look at the zakim bridge. all of our construction now out of the way. we're all looking forward to the weekend. cindy: it is 39 degrees in boston. a little bit cooler in the suburbs. lighter winds today. temperatures in the mid 40's. a pretty good looking friday. temperatures jump up this weekend after a chilly start tomorrow. we are well up interview the 50's here on sunday. emily? emily: looks good. a young framingham mother is being remembered for her spirit long battle with breast cancer earlier this week. alexa hu was just 36-years-old when she was diagnosed with breast cancer in august of 2014. the mother of two young daughters thought the lump she feeding. she spent a year going through surgery and chemo, sharing her ups and downs on facebook. hoping those posts would inspire health and live in the

>> getting the message across that every day is a gift. and all of those things that people say that sound cheesy or corny or whatever, they are true. emily: in september, alexa cancer had spread to her brain and she passed away on monday. there is a jimmy fund page in her honor to raise money for research. randy: we have updates ahead on our breaking news this morning. morning. the search on now for four missing people there and a quincy restaurant giving

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emily: it is 5: 44. the eyeopener team ready with your news to go, antoinette with breaking news in lynn and todd covering the philip chism trial in salem. randy: and erika has overnight developments in the san bernardino shooting. emily: but first cindy has your forecast and we are in for a treat this weekend. cindy: we sure are. average high is 45. we'll be close to average. in the 50's this weekend. if you're a snow lover, you just keep waiting for the snow. we haven't had any so far this season. last year at this point we had had over 2 1/2 inches in boston and 7 1/2 in worcester.

of inches of snow by now but not in this pattern. the jet stream will be lifting north along the eastern seaboard. this is a familiar pattern during november and here it is setting up in december. well into the 50's sunday. low 50's monday as well. warm temperatures on the way. not so warm out the door this morning. we have a few 20's showing up in worcester, new hampshire. love freezing in worcester. 39 in boston now. upper 30's in the cape. 8:00, 9:00 this morning jumping into the 40's. lots of sunshine here through the afternoon and a lot less wind as well. we'll see mostly cloudy skies. temperatures coming up through the 40's and winds generally staying at or under 10 miles per hour. earlier this afternoon, they may come up to 12 miles per hour. much less wind than yesterday. sprawling area of high pressure is building in across the country. it is pretty quiet.

it is going to be a little chilly tonight. 20's and 35 downtown. 50 in the afternoon with sunshine. sunny and in the mid to upper 50's on sunday. are the roads as quiet as the weather pattern? olessa: so far we're not seeing any accidents. we're just watching the volume picking up. you can see some of the delays getting into boston this morning. let's look at the maps and check the rest of your ride. construction picked up nice and route three, just a little bit of volume on the expressway. the pike still about 15 minutes 495-128 and looking good all the way to the connector at least for now. trains and buses on schedule. randy: breaking over in night. four people unaccounted for this morning after a fire ripped through a house in lynn. emily: antoinette antonio is at

antoinette: firefighters are being cautious here saying they will not be able to determine if there were any fatalities until they can enter that home. which they have deemed unsafe. les than an hour ago we were interviewing the fire chief as part of that roof came down with firefighters standing just feet away. and you could hear one of the firefighters yell we're ok. they first arrived earlier this morning. they were dealing with intense able to rescue two women. one woman in her 60's and another 18-year-old woman. both of them were unconscious. both revived on their way to the hospital. no word on their season this morning. as for that 2 1/2 story home, it was completely gutted by the flames. the red cross says they are people. we're not sure if that was the

inside that home but they say they are helping 19 people right now. once again, four people are still missing after this fire inland. emily: right now the f.b.i. treating the mass shooting in california as a potential act of terror. the military rifles and hand guns were legally bought. the rifles by a third party they are looking into. they said the couple had an arsenal. thousandsor roundsor ammunition. farook's communication with extremists years ago raising suspicions. evidence indicates preplanning. officials are not calling it a terrorist act for sure. it could be work-rell rage or a personal vendetta. todd?

morning in the plip chism trial the judge ruled to block controversial testimony from an expert witness. a medical expert witness. the defense had wanted to put a doctor on the witness stand who would draw similarities of scans of the teen's brain to a person with schizophrenia. a doctor never diagnosed chism with schizophrenia. randy: thank you. a firebombing attack in egypt. a state run news agent reports 12 people are dead there. five others hurt after men on motorcycles with molotov cocktails at a nightclub. we don't have any more information right now. emily: breaking overnight, the former singer of the stone temple

scott weiland died in his sleep according to a statement on his facebook page. he was 48-years-old. no cause of death yet. weiland did have issues with substance abuse. randy: a woman is suffering life-threatening injuries after she was struck by a car in boston. this happened last night at the intersection of commonwealth avenue and agganis way. police say she was taken to beth israel. the driver did stay at the scene. charges have not been filed. emily: police are confirmed a threat to brockton high school. the threat was posted to social media yesterday warning of three bombs in the school. police are working with the school to identify the person behind the threat. no word on any extra security. as of right now, classes are scheduled as normal. randy: a funeral will be held today for the melrose-native killed in a shooting at a planned parenthood in colorado. officer garrett swasey was gunned down responding to the call last friday. swasey graduated melrose high school in 1989. funeral services will be held

emily: senate republicans have passed legislation to cripple the president's healthcare law, and defund planned parenthood. they want to overhaul the affordable care act, and stop taxpayer money from funding planned parenthood. the president has promised to veto the measure. democrats say the bill would deny coverage to millions of americans who gained it from the law. randy: a big win for steve wynn's push to build a casino in everett/ a judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the city of boston to stop it. the judge says the state gaming commission acted properly to award wynn a casino license. the city of boston has claimed among other things the casino would add to traffic problems in nearby charlestown. emily: a new warning for one of the hottest gifts this holiday season, hoverboards. the state fire marshal says overcharging the lithium batteries can cause the board to overheat and spark a fire. experts urge customers to make sure their product has a symbol proving that it meets safety standards in the u.s. and always handle the devices

randy: new research says half the amount of americans who need to lower their cholesterol are not taking the appropriate steps. the centers for disease control says many of the people who could benefit from cholesterol-lowering drugs are not taking those drugs. the drugs are recommended for people with heart disease, high cholesterol, and diabetes. 36% of americans over 21 are eligible. emily: a flaunt quincy is offering free roads, free uber and taxi rides home to customer whis celebrate just a little too much this december. they will also serve free soda to the designated driver.

the celtics use some frequent flyer miles taking on the sacramento kings in mexico city. the stadium seats 22,000 bigger than any in the nba. and the celtics made good on that crowd. isaiah thomas knocking down 21 points. but there was some drama with former celtics guard rajon rondo. he gave the ref a stare-down and got tossed. celtics win, 114:97. emily: the packers' aaron rodgers scrambles with no time on the clock. he heaves up a hail mary right into the hands of richard rodgers for the touchdown. the packers came from 20 down to get the win over the lions last night. randy: the super bowl halftime show has a headliner. coldplay will perform at super bowl 50. chris martin and company release a new album today, but they haven't exactly been burning up the charts lately. still a big act. the game is scheduled for february 7 at levi's stadium in santa clara, california. >> three, two, one! emily: boston's official christmas tree is shining bright on the common. you saw the holiday lights

last night. our j.c. monahan and anthony everett helped mayor marty walsh light the tree. the spruce is a yearly gift from nova scotia, to thank boston for relief efforts after an explosion in 1917. the state house lights its menorah for hanukkah on monday. >> are you kidding me? oh, my god! emily: i love it. randy: a marnle proposal here. an iowa man set up a police traffic stop with a police officer. here is how it went down. the officer pulled the couple's car over as they were on their way to thanksgiving dinner. all so jeff could pop the question. the whole thing caught on the officer's body camera. everybody was pretty excited about that. cindy: i love it. happy ending. a great story story. 39 degrees this morning in boston. the skies are clear and the

where they were yesterday. only around 10 miles per hour. 32 now. at the freeding mark in bedford. lower nirts worcester. upper 20's south of boston, around the taunton area. it is a chilly start. the storm that stirred up those winds yesterday, it is moving maritimes now and in its wake, nose on in. this is a massive, sprawling area of high pressure. fs going to give us a lot of sunshine. we're going to see sunshine byle a.m.. lunchtime temperatures in the mid 40's. if you're thinking of sneaking away and doing sommer and ares, should be pleasant today with mostly sunny skies. still in the lower 30's after topping out in the mid and upper 40's today. cooler temperatures out to the worcester hills where we're in the lower 40's today.

just a couple of clouds this afternoon. clear overnight and tomorrow again, lots of sunshine. it is a little bit of a chilly overnight into early morning tomorrow with lots of 20's. as this high pressure shifts eastward sunday, winds out of the backside come out of the southwest. temperatures on sunday up even more. our next chance of rain comes in later tuesday night into wednesday. it is all going to depend on the track of this storm system. it is mainly offshore, perhaps a little too far away to give us much in terms of rainfall but we are going to watch the track. a little uncertain here. that is our next chance of rain between now and then. we have a gorgeous weekend to enjoy. temperatures typical of early november instead of december. olessa: so far we're doing ok. a live look outside for you here. you can see starting to see a

the most part we're doing ok. let's gets to maps. we're watching the volume building on 24 northbound. route three looks good. 15 minutes from braintree into boston. eastbound on the pike, only about 15. no problems on route 3 this morning. route 1 looks good. trains and buses still on schedule. randy: our next hour, continuing to stay on top of breaking news in emily: the latest on the search for missing people after a house fire in lynn. bernardino in california are