partly to mostly sunny. as we go through your weekend, right around 60 degrees. it looks like our next chance of significant rain doesn't come until monday. clearing skies on tuesday. we're going to break your forecast as the eyeopener continues. randy: breaking overnight, a violent night in boston's south end. the shooting investigation just getting underway. emily: a terrifying cry for help after a pregnant woman is held hostage in her own home. the break-in and frantic call to 9-1-1. >> are you a bigot? >> not at all. probably the least of anyone you've ever met. randy: donald trump on the defense and standing by his controversial remarks. his next move bringing the gop frontrunner to new england on

emily: also on the eye, it's a familiar sound this time of year. the generous donation dropped in a red kettle that will go a long way in helping families in need. we will explain coming up. good morning, i'm emily riemer. randy: i'm randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. welcome back. cindy: a long weekend for me. not a nice day yesterday. a lot of clouds, waking up to a lot of clouds this morning. the tradeoff is it is not terribly cold. we're waking up to the 30's. in fact upper 30's now. worcester county, merrimack valley in the lower 30's. worcester is 34. orange 34. lawrence 35. closer to the freezing mark here. fortunately no fog this performing. not overly concerned with slick spots but we do have a lot clouds out there this morning and high pressure to our south

some of this cloud cover. some sunshine coming in mid to late morning. we should be in the low to mid 40's by lunchtime. notice the clouds somewhat persistent through lunchtime with some breaks of sunshine. a little bit of sunshine today. temperatures in the 40's. average high this time of year is 43. i think we get to 47 today in boston. let's get you out to the roads this morning. good morning, olessa. olessa: good morning. still watching the overnight construction which is picking up now. let's get over to the maps. construction just about gone 93 south at the zakim and south of there, the expressway by the south bay mall. road work picking up route 3 northbound into the braintree split and 93 northbound approaching 128. construction on 128 should be gone shortly. the pike looks good route nine

for route four down to four and 225 and approaching route 2. emily: thank you. breaking overnight. one man is in the hospital fighting to survive after a shooting at boston's south end. at this point we don't have word on any suspects or arrests. a desperate call for help in quincy. right now, police are searching for a second suspect in a violent home invasion. get help. randy: the eyeopener's sera congi is live in quincy with the manhunt this morning. se ra? reporter: randy and emily, one suspect is already behind bars after police chased the pair from the home, where they tied up a pregnant woman. police say kevin murphy is one of two men who barged into the basement of the quincy home yesterday afternoon.

upstairs, and call for help, as the suspects tied up her pregnant. the teenager scared, but composed in the 9-1-1 call. them if >> i can hear them. >> she can hear them. >> where are you? >> the living room. reporter: one suspect got away but officers recovered this gun, and hope to use it to track him down. the victims were taken to the hospital for evaluation. they're shaken, but are both expected to be ok. murphy is charged with assault and battery, kidnapping, and home invasion. live in quincy, sc wcvb nc5 emily: sera, thank you. right now a chipotle restaurant in boston is still shut down. the norovirus is now being blamed for getting at least 80 customers sick. workers spent the night cleaning the location on beacon street. thorough disinfection is the only way to get rid of the norovirus once it becomes active. >> the virus appears to hang

if it is in a cruise ship, it is on the railings. if it is in a restaurant, it is on the tables. emily: that doctor says even customers who got food to go could have still picked up germs. and that's not the only trouble, city health inspectors discovered violations at the location, including low holding temperatures for chicken and steak, and an employee working despite being sick. some boston college basketball players are among those who got the norovirus, but practice was held yesterday for tonight's game in providence. >> i'm the worst thing that has ever happened to isis. the people in my party fully understand that. randy: this morning donald trump dismissing the question of whether his proposed ban on muslims is putting the united states in danger. and playing into the hands of terrorists. and there are disturbing new developments in the midst of the growing backlash. the eyeopener's antoinette antonio is tracking overnight details. reporter: now less than 48 hours after the gop frontrunner called for a shutdown of muslims entering

is only growing. this is the front page of the new york daily news. the paper compares trump to a nazi and shows him decapitating the statue of liberty. just the latest in a string of harsh criticisms. in a one on one interview with barbara walters trump defended the temporary proposal as critical to national security. >> they knocked down the world trade center, they tried doing it twice. other things have happened. they have a lot of there are people that have tremendously bad intentions. reporter: trump went on to claim that he is among the least bigoted people. new this morning, there is growing evidence of a disturbing backlash in the u.s. against muslims. arab-american leaders are reporting a rise in anti-muslim attacks just since last week's mass shooting in california. that includes vandalism to mosques. and verbal and written threats directed at people of the muslim faith.

they have logged at least two dozen anti-muslim attacks since the terror attacks in paris last month. randy? randy: presidential rival hillary trump's comments on muslims. at an event in new hampshire last night, she said the republican traffics in quote prejudice and paranoia, adding this, >> this is both a shameless and a dangerous idea. randy: house speaker paul ryan also took a stand, saying trump's proposal goes against both the republican party's values, and the country's. it's not clear how trump's comments will impact voters. he will be in new hampshire tomorrow. a poll taken before he announced his proposal shows his lead growing in new hampshire. he has 32% of the vote in the survey from our sister station wmur. marco rubio is next with 14%. and chris christie is in third

emily: 5 investigates is uncovering new information in a 40-year-old murder mystery. police may have the name of the victim, who evidence connects to boston. baltimore, maryland police tell us it came from a tip. they also say the girl and her family may have moved to forbes street in jamaica plain from puerto rico when she was 5 or 6. she may have attended catholic school on wyman street before disappearing at 15. the girl was found murdered in maryland in 1976. evidence from the scene connects the victim to massachusetts. baltimore police are not releasing the name yet. they hope the new information will push more people to come forward. a federal judge has dropped the most serious charge against a dorchester woman, accused in connection with stolen guns from a worcester armory. ashley bigsbee is on pretrial release, after a judge dropped a possession of a machine gun charge against her. her friend, james morales, is charged with breaking into the army reserve center on november 14, and stealing 16 weapons.

records of more than 100 drivers are missing. state police tell the metrowest daily news the records were stolen when a safe was hauled off from the natick rmv this summer. the agency warned dozens of customers that they might be at risk for identity theft. the break-in happened at the express location just off the mass pike. this morning it's case dismissed for the webster man accused of keeping his 96-year-old mother in a house of squalor. helen robillard was found in her west point road home in september on a couch with towering piles of trash all around her. a judge dismissed the charges against her son because there was no evidence of injury. michael robillard says he plans to clean up his own house and have his mother move in. emily: some new shocking numbers in the opioid crisis. deaths will top 400 this career.

2013. 300 people have already died. randy: a new push to ban cell phone use when you're behind the wheel. emily: a father's call for action and where governor bake r stands on this issue and new video of a deadly shootout with police. the high speed chase leading to a dramatic finale. randy: the first steps you can take to get ahead of credit card thieves. cindy? cindy: this is more what december should feel like. not going to see these readings for too much longer. we have warm changes on the way. we'll talk about that

>> good morning eyeopener! randy: thank you so much. clearly having fun on the field. emily: looks like it. we would love to see what you're up to. record a wake-up call like they have done. go to wcvb.com. cindy: we're nine days into december. we have had one day below normal temperatures. a lot of clouds yesterday. still a lot of clouds out there

that we'll see at least some sunshine developing today. it is going to be more seasonal. still in the 40's but that is it. it gets warmer through the weekend. all the cold is being forced to stay up in canada while a big ridge of high pressure dominates across the eebds eastern seaboard. this is going to be pattern that takes over this weekend. there is some colder air here out toward the western part of the country. a little stormier as well. notice the temperatures out the door. 38 hyannis. marshfield, 37 for you. north shore, 35. freezing. 34 worcester. 34 nashua. boston 34 degrees. we're locked turned clouds.

on so cloud cover this morning. there will be some breaks of sunshine developing. i think we hang on to the 30's until 9:00 this morning and scombrumpe the 40's late morning and lunch hour as well. we have an area of high pressure to our south. it is going to try to eat away some of those clouds. chicago h the mid 40's. in the mid 40's st. louis as well. as we go through the day today, we'll see readings coming into the mid and upper 40's. 44 worcester. winds turning to the south. very light today. only five to 10 miles per hour. we don't have that push of wind to scour out the clouds. notice by lunchtime, some mostly cloudy skies. there might be a few breaks of sunshine as that might be the story as we go into the afternoon as well. that southerly flow going to help to produce a little bit of drizzle through the overnight hours. we may wake up to patchy drizzle and fog here. temperatures in the 40's.

northward, mild temperatures through friday with no significant weather systems coming our way. other than drizzle early tomorrow morning, i think the skies brighten up by the afternoon. notice by 8:00, 9:00, a couple of spot s of patchy drizzle. we will see a good amount of sunshine on friday with temperatures in the upper 50's and loob at that for your weekend. -- look at that for your weekend. 60 degrees. look at the record. for worcester, the record on sunday is 62. we're going to be flirting with record-high temperatures on sunday. finally by monday it looks like rain moves in. that will cool us down on tuesday. olessa: after the weekend, that is ok. so far quiet start on the roads for you this morning. overnight construction out of the way. there is a live look at the zakim. let's get to the master.

you might encounter a bit of a backup. as you travel into town once again that, construction picked up 93 south at the zakim bridge. no problems south of town construction cleared on the expressway as well as on 128. pike and route nine looking good for you this morning and start. schedule. randy: thank you. 5 investigates, a new push to ban cell phone use when you are behind the wheel. emily: a father's call for action and where governor baker stands on the issue. new video of a deadly shootout it is already the flaw 14 states including three in new england. 16,000 tickets were issued for distracted driving in one year. compare that to the same number number in five years for

>> if welcome pass common sense legislation to improve safety, save lives, i think that is a good thing. randy: governor charlie baker said he would consider any legislation that comes to his desk. emily: a wild police chase comes to a smashing end in seattle. a carjacker speeding the wrong way on a street on sunday. the chase ends when the suspect tries to drive around a barricade of police cars and an officer plowed into the suspect's car head on before it starts moving again. police shot that suspect. he was killed. nobody else was hurt. an nbta rider is accused of spitting on a disabled

t police hope new pictures will help track her down. take a look. police say it happened on sunday, november 29 at around 5:30pm. it was on an orange line train at state street station. police say the woman took off and boarded a northbound blue line train. randy: marty walsh will nearly double the fee to put up luxury buildings in some neighborhoods. he's signing an executive order that revises fees for developers in order to make more affordable housing. companies making market-rate apartments are required to either include apartments for lower income families, or help fund such apartments elsewhere. emily: asian stocks were mixed today as commodity prices weakened. that includes the cost of iron ore. right now u.s. stock futures are up after a down day yesterday. the dow lost 162 points to close at 17,568. randy: many people are buying online. before you venture on to the

preserve your identity. first, change your passwords regularly. experts say there's a good chance your username and password is already saved in a database. by changing your password regularly, you won't be at risk if your phone is stolen or hacked. next, always turn on two-factor authentication. it offers another level of security during the sign-in process, finally, regularly monitor your credit and debit account. don't wait for a statement. you want to catch suspicious activity early. emily: good as vice there. still ahead this morning, a generous doe facing will make the holiday sparkle for many. salvation army volunteers found in a kettle outside a market the worker who found the jewelry says it was no accident. >> it was known such a way that it was apparent that it was on purpose that they meant for us to have the ring.

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cindy: 5:25 on your wednesday morning. we were socked in with the clouds yesterday morning and we are today as well. temperatures above freezing. boston at 38. clouds will hang tight for a while this morning but we anticipate some breaks of sunshine developing today. seasonal today holding in the 40's with the light southerly wind. look at that. 50's, they are back tomorrow. a little drizzle in the morning and then it brightens up. upper 50's and partly sunny skies here on sunday. randy?

have? the company put the toy up for auction. randy: that is fantastic. olessa: you put googly eyes on tight end it is cute. this dog here know what is time it is and hates it. we're talking about bath time of course. harvey the dog. there. randy: no, i'm not going to do that. olessa: that is exactly what my dogs do. it doesn't matter what size they are. they become impossible to move you know. randy: they run for cover. emily: very cute.

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randy: breaking overnight, shots ring out in boston's south end. the victim now fighting to survive. emily: a desperate plea for help in quincy. the manhunt underway after a violent attack on a home. randy: and mystery solved. meet the woman behind the random actor kindness turning heads on boston common, on the

randy: 5:30 on this wednesday morning. traffic moving across the zakim at this early hour. for joining us. i'm randy price. emily: i'm emily riemer with cindy and olessa. it is not bad out there. cindy: not bad. the bar has been set so high. a little cool this morning. the kids will still want a jacket at the bus stop. getting off the bus this afternoon, it will be in the 40's with some breaks of sunshine. i know yesterday was such a murky day with all the clouds around kind of damp and dreary. we have the clouds in place this morning as well. that's why the temperatures are above the freezing mark. mid 30's beverley back to bedford. nashua 34, worcester 34. boston 38 now. we mostly have mid and upper 30's now from plymouth down to cape. you can see how the clouds are locked in tight this morning.

hours, a fair amount of clouds. a few breaks of sunshine developing by lunchtime. a few breaks of sunshine this afternoon. it is not going to clear up completely. a little bit of sunshine. mid 40's through much of the afternoon as the winds turn south at five to 10 miles per hour. that will keep us in the mid 40's around the cape going for a high of 47 in boston and 45 in worcester. a little more seasonal today. the 50's make a come back. more on that coming up in just a bit. how are we looking out there, olessa? olessa: looking good. there is some volume starting to build heading into boston. let's check out your ride as you head into town. no problems here. all of our construction picked up nice and early. heading south, no problem. 24, route throo three looking

trains and buses on schedule. emily? emily: thank you. breaking overnight, one man is in the hospital fighting to survive after a shooting in boston's south end. it happened at rutland and tremont streets just before 2:00 a.m. at this point, no word on any suspects or arrests. quincy police are searching for a second suspect after a violent home invasion. a pregnant woman was tied up and her 16-year-old daughter called for help. health officials say the norovirus is to blame for making at least 80 chipotle customers sick. the trial for phillip chism continues.

this week. the trial, close to wrapping up. today the defense will have a chance to cross-examine a witness that the prosecution called yesterday. the defense claims chism was insane when he raped and murdered his danvers high math teacher, colleen ritzer, two years ago. the prosecutors sought to discredit that claim by presenting a witness who examined chism and determined he was faking symptoms. >> it suggested that he was attempting to fake that and to demonstrate that he was severely mentally ill. case by as for today some of the testimony may be held behind closed doors, so as to not compromise confidential test questions that were asked of chism. emily: thank you. right now the search is on after a bold robbery caught by surveillance cameras in new

now the clerk who survived it, is describing the experience. antoinette's back with the fast move, that posed a big threat. antoinette? reporter: emily, that man is still on the run right now. the clerk says he was armed with a knife, but that's not all. this is inside the shop express in franklin on monday. the man pulls a knife and demands money. seconds later, he jumps over the counter and opens the drawer. the guy got away with about $600 before he ran away toward prospect street. the clerk is just grateful he didn't get hurt. >> just leave them alone. maybe something happened. you worry for your life. reporter: that clerk was right back at work on tuesday. anyone with information on the emily? police documents say a fight over a boy led to a vicious assault in plainville. the sun chronicle reports a 15-year-old girl was at a house party when two other girls handcuffed her and held a gun

the whole thing was reportedly recorded on a cell phone. police say the gun was not real. the girls involved face armed assault charges. deadly stabbing in dorchester. police now say valerie cirilo-perez killed her boyfriend, anthony sinclair, in her home on nightingale street. cirilo-perez told police sinclair attacked her before she stabbed him. murder. a new bill before the u.s. senate is named for glen doherty, the winchester native who died in an attack at the u.s. consulate in benghazi. that bill would extend full death benefits to family members of unmarried federal contractors without children. doherty's parents have been fighting with the cia over an administrative rule, denying benefits to contractors without dependents. that means his relatives were denied a 400,000 dollar death benefit.

raging fire in webster. federal environmental investigators were at the pearl street site checking for contamination in the rubble last week. they're focused on lead paint and asbestos. the company that owns the site has said they can't afford to pay for the nearly $2 million it will take to clean up after last summer's fire. randy: new trouble for a childhood friend of a terror suspect. emily: his actions that may lead to charges. and an act of kindness at boston common. we know who is behind it. and how you can help.

olessa: good morning. welcome back. the southbound side starting to pick up some of the rush hour delays but so far at a pretty good pace. not seeing any accidents. cindy, a little bit cool out there this morning. cindy: yeah. for december not so bad. lots of 30's out there this morning. it is just a touch brighter than it was yesterday. 40's is where we're headed. tomorrow back into the 50's, near record highs around 60 degrees, though, this weekend . emily? emily: thank you. it is an act of kindness getting a lot of attention on boston common.

-- solved. a mystery solved on boston common. a newscenter 5 camera was there as the woman who has been anonymously leaving coats and scarves for people in need returned to leave even more clothes. now, we know who she is, she's rebekah barrasso of malden. she's been warming hearts by leaving hats, scarves, gloves and coats on the common along with signs telling people who need them to take them. >> it is an open invitation for anyone to come. if they feel comfortable, they can come here and take what they need. no one is really watching. if they come at night or during the day, they can take what they need and keep warm. emily: rebekah says she heard about someone doing the same thing in new york city, and wanted to give back here at home. randy: a mult million food stamp scheme in worcester. catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday-

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once again, the jet stream lifting to the knot allowing this mild air to flood the eastern seaboard. it will be colder out to west, but the real cold air is trapped in canada now. feeling real undecember like. 38 degrees. the winds are calm. dew point temperatures in the upper 20's. clouds in place. by lunchtime, a few breaks of sunshine. about 44. you can see how the clouds are locked in tight this morning. we have high pressure to our south. this will try to eat away at the clouds but with the southerly flow developing, minimal success of breaking out those clouds today. going for 47 in boston. near nourts the cape as well. a few breaks of sunshine this afternoon. one thing tonight, some drizzle breaks out. there could be a little drizzle tomorrow morning before the

good amount of sunshine. 58 here on friday. let's get you out to the roads. any trouble out there, olessa? olessa: not just yet. route one in saugus. we're starting to see some of the volume picking up. all of our construction now gone. south of town, the express way, 10-15 for braintree to boston. no problems on 95 or route 3. the pike nice and quiet out of framing ham. everyone getting by at the speed limit. trains and buses on schedule. emily: thank you. breaking overnight. one man is in the hospital fighting to survive after a shooting in boston's south end. it happened just before 2:00 a.m. at this point no word on suspects or arrests. randy: one person arrested in a violent home invasion in

emily: sera is live from quincy. reporter: a girl, 16 years old, managed to call for help as the two men tied up her pregnant mother. you listen to the 911 call, she is scared but composed on that call. >> can you hear them or see them? >> i can hear them. >> she can hear them. she is hiding. where are you hiding? >> the living room. reporter: police say kevin murphy is one of two men who barged into the home. the pair allegedly tied up the teen's mother who is six months pregnant. the daughter made it upstairs into her bedroom to make the 911 call. the other suspect good away. officers recovered a gun and are hoping to use that to track down the other man. both victims went to the hospital but are expected to be

emily: lawyers for phillip chism rested their insanity defense yesterday. a doctor questioned chism after the defense admitted he raped and killed his danvers high school teacher two years ago. she testified after three hours and some 900 test questions, the teenager was faking severely mental illness. today his lawyer also ask some of those test questions involved. some of this testimony today may happen behind closed doors. the jury could get the case by the end of the week. emily: g.o.p frontrunner donald trump defending himself againstsons to hitler after his

the u.s. >> are you a bigot? >> not at all. probably the least of anybody you've ever met. emily: in an interview with barbara walters, trump called the proposal critical to national security. the front page of the new york daily news comparing trump to a nazi and showing him de-capitating the statue of liberty. and this morning, arab-american leaders are reporting a rise in anti-muslim attacks just since last week's mass shooting in california. emily? emily: thank you. republican candidates jeb bush and carly fiorina will be in new hampshire today. bush will attend an event for young professionals at saint anselm's college fiorina will hold town hall events in lebanon. new overnight, french investigators have identified the third terrorist, who attacked a concert hall in paris. they say he is a frenchman who traveled to syria in 2013. all of the attackers have now been identified as either french or belgian. 130 people died in the november

the majority of them killed at the concert hall. randy: the norovirus is being blamed for that outbreak at a chipotle in boston. the cleveland circle restaurant is still shut down, after at least 80 customers got sick. workers spent the night cleaning the location on beacon street. city health inspectors also found violations at the location, including low holding temperatures for chicken and steak, and an employee working despite being sick. emily: the most serious weapons charge against a dorcester woman is now dropped. ashley bigsbee is accused in connection witstolen guns from a worcester armory. she's now on pretrial release, after a federal judge dropped a possession of a machine gun charge against her. her friend, james morales, is charged with breaking into the army reserve center on november 14, and stealing 16 weapons. randy: the childhood friend of a san bernardino terror suspect who bought the two assault-style rifles used in the attacks may face gun charges. investigators say enrique marquez made the purchase so

linked to the guns. farook's mother has now been added to the government's terror watch list. farook's father was added last weekend, following the attacks. the moves are a precaution to ensure neither leaves the country. investigators say farook may have plotted another attack 3 years ago but didn't go through with it because of several terror-related arrests in the area. emily: there is new legislation to tighten controls on travel into the u.s. the measure seeks to prevent syrian and iraqi nationals from taking advantage of the so-called visa waiver program, which allows citizens of 38 countries to travel into the u.s. without a visa. the bill, approved 407 to 19, also looks to prevent anyone who has traveled to syria, iraq, iran or sudan since march 2011 from using the waiver program. randy: a scare for the u.s. military academy at west point. security was heightened sunday after the superintendent learned of a possible threat.

increased. emily: attorney general maura healey wants the state's supreme judicial court to overturn a judge's decision awarding former house speaker tom finneran his pension. according to the herald, she says allowing him to receive the checks would be an injustice to the public. in 2012, the state retirement board revoked finneran's 33,000 dollar annual pension, saying his obstruction of justice conviction was a direct violation of his duties as speaker. but then in october, a judge struck down that decision. randy: a massachusetts woman pleads guilty to defrauding the government vida causey admitted in court yesterday to a $3.6 million food stamp scheme. prosecutors say causey, who owns a convenience store in worcester, and two male clerks bought the benefits at 50 cents for every snap dollar. she then submitted them at full value to the government for reimbursement. emily: north face founder and environmentalist douglas tompkins has died. the 72-year-old suffered

accident in southern chile. he was boating with 5 others when the group capsized in a lake in the patagonia region. the other boaters were rescued. a major insurance provider is raising eyebrows with its decision to deny 3-d mammogram coverage. medical experts say the new technology catches more cancers and saves more lives than the traditional flat view. but cigna informed subscribers that as of february 15, it will no longer pay for the more advanced screenings, citing a lack of evidence to support the benefits. randy: a controversial deer hunt at the blue hills reservation comes to an end. 64 deer were killed, in an effort to trim the growing population. dcr awarded 200 hunters permits over a 4-day period, spanning 2 weeks. the total deer population in the reservation was estimated between 600 and 800.

illuminating display at st. peter's square. it features animals and it is an effort to get people talking about climate change. it coincides with the second week of the climate change conference going on now in paris. emily: talk about a room with a view. these tubes built into a cliff in peru. each capsule has four beds and a bathroom. solar powered lights. visit vors to take a trained several zip line and then you have to hike. i don't know. i don't want to do that much work to get to my hotel. randy: it is a beautiful view. a scary view and quite the workout to enjoy it. emily: absolutely. cindy: don't forget anything in the car. randy: can't you do without it? cindy: weather-wise we were stuck turned clouds yesterday.

that we see at least some breaks of sunshine today but overall still a mostly cloudy day. seasonal in the 40's. 50's are back starting tomorrow and they will be with us warming up even more so through . starting out in the 30's now mid 30's on the north shore. 38 in boston. above the freezing mark pretty taunton in the mid 30's. upper 30's on cape cod. the blanket of cloud cover overhead this morning. high pressure to our south. it is going to try to eat away at some of the cloud cover. with a light southerly flow, it may be tough to scour out those clouds. some brightening in the afternoon. sun sets at 4:11. these are some of the shortest daylight days throughout the entire year. cloud cover persistent through lunchtime. some breaks during the afternoon. overnight the clouds will be

-- there could be a little bit of drizzle around. look for temperatures to fall back into the upper 30's and lower 40's. tomorrow getting sunshine in the we jump into the 50's as this warm front lifts north. mild air with us on friday and should get should get warmer by the upcoming weekend. saturday into sunday right around 60 degrees. if we get to 60 degrees on sunday, we're going to be very temperatures for the date. the record high in worcester is 62. it is 63 in boston. we are going to be close. weekend. next chance of significant widespread rain comes on monday. it starts to cool down a little bit on tuesday. more warmth ahead. let's get you out to the roads now and see what you're battling as you head out the door this morning. olessa: not so much. pick up.

northbound side. travel times as you head north of town, 93 southbound building in volume. eastbound sidor route two, there is a crash near jackson road and eastbound on the pike, about 15, 495 to 128. route three building from malden into the braintree split. trains and buses doing ok. randy: an investigation in a cold case in baltimore linked to boston. emily: new this morning, protecting yourself while you

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