down the coast. to the south, in the lower 60's in harford. we're going to push that warmth back in with some rain and then dry it out here. we have a lot of fog out there this morning and we're going to break that down now as the eyeopener continues. two people another fighting for their life. the questions surrounding the violence and what we are hearing from witnesses this morning. emily: an mbta train operator is off the job right now. the mistake that has the agency under fire and the reaction from union leaders. antoinette: breaking overnight, canada welcoming syrian refugees with open arms. the pledge to help those in a war-torn region on the eye.

a heated exchange between two lawmakers in brazil leads to quite a scuffle here. we will show you to rest of it. it is pretty eye popping. i'm emily riemer. the fog out there is kind of ridiculous this morning. cindy: it is widespread. widespread fog out there. dense fog advisory for most of the area until 9:00 a.m. this is where visibility will drop down to around a quarter of a mile or less. there is some fog out to worcester county but the visibilities are not down as much. 2 1/2 miles worcester. four miles orange. outside of this area, you head toward the coast and notice how the visibility drops. in boston it is 1/3 of a mile. beverley under a mile. plymouth as well. you get the idea. the fog is out there and will be

52 in plymouth this morning. a very mild start above the fog. we do have some clouds which are going to scoot to our north with the rain. we're going to brighten it up this afternoon as high pressure noses in from the south. deal with the fog until 9:00al. clouds going burn off midday. we make a run towards 60 degrees this afternoon in boston. another warm december day on the way. got to get through that fog first. in for olessa, we say good morning to kevin. kevin: we'll start it off downtown. one, you mentioned that fog. take it easy. use a lot of extra caution early on this morning. not too bad downtown. you can see where you're going. overnight work verse picked up, especially on the zakim bridge, the tobin bridge and sumner tunnel. no real big trouble south of

the express sway still wide open. it will take 10 minutes from the braintree split the to the o'neill tunnel. further south on 24 there is a car fire. active scene there by route 104 and the bridgewater stretch. no trouble touts the west. looking good off to the north. 93 and route 3 out of new hampshire san francisco, you're taking trains, all lines running on time including the red line. emily: breaking overnight, the death toll is rising after shots ring out at a home in revere. right now two people are dead. but this is still a developing situation. antoinette: the eyeopener's frank holland is live in revere with what we know at this hour. frank? frank: this morning, we know the third person shot is in the hospital with critical injuries. it all happened inside this triple decker on waite street.

least six shots around 9:00 last night, before someone pulled the fire alarm. the victims include a male tenant in his 60's, and a younger man and woman who were visiting him. at least one victim was shot in the face. >> we saw a man lying on the floor on his back with what appeared to be a bullet hole in him. >> he was screaming for help and telling us his girlfriend is inside. >> it's unclear right now which victims were killed. police right now are looking for a motive. no word on any arrests or suspects at this hour. we'll bring you new information as we get it. antoinette: thank you. right now, a veteran mbta operator is under investigation over a runaway train. emily: the red line train packed with commuters, rolling out of the station without a driver. 5 investigates the first to uncover the man who should have been in control is now off the job. the eye's sera congi is live in braintree with where the investigation stands right now. sera: david vasquez was supposed to be behind the controls of the

station. right now, there's no sign he's back at his home no answer when newscenter 5 knocked on his door last night. he is the primary focus of this investigation after that red line train was unmanned for ine -- nine minutes yesterday morning blowing past four stops. trains in its path were moved, and controllers cut power to the third rail to slow it down. >> the train in front of you could have been catastrophic for both trains. >> something happened that happen. that put our passengers in danger. different brakes should have been engaged, train to check on a problem. safety procedures. the carmen's union released a statement saying in part having would have prevented yesterday's incident. that was eliminated in 2011.

topic of our eyeopener now poll. does the agency have enough safety controls in place? right now, most of you say no. add your vote to our wcvb facebook page. ahead in our next half hour, the safety concerns being raised for all riders after this antoinette: also breaking after a medical helicopter crash in california. hospital in bakersfield when it went down. bad weather and rain initially posed a problem for search crews. but there's no clear answer right now on why the helicopter crashed. emily: breaking overnight, the first plane carrying syrian refugees has just arrived in canada. it is a major step by the canadian government as debate rages here in the united states. the eye's todd kazakiewich is following information as it comes in. todd? todd: and this is just the first batch of refugees brought to

that government plane carrying 163 syrians touched down in toronto overnight. newly elected canadian prime minister justin trudeau was there to greet the first families coming through processing which included a 16-month old girl. trudeau has pledged to take in 25,000 syrian refugees by the end of february. here in the united states there's still a battle over allowing refugees to resettle here. several governors have vowed to block it while others, including massachusetts governor charlie baker, have expressed reservations in the wake of attacks by isis sympathizers. president obama has said the u.s. would take in 10,000 syrian refugees over the next year. emily? emily: a new concern in the isis threat. the terror group using legitimate passports possibly to travel to the u.s. homeland security is on high alert this morning, over concern that isis got its hands on at least one official passport printing machine. the machines, used by governments around the world. isis members have been found with the fake passports in europe most notably, in the

>> isis has been able to acquire a legitimate passport or machines that create them. this would represent a major security risk for the united states. emily: someone traveling on a syrian passport would still need a u.s. visa to come to the u.s. immigration records are being scoured to see if anyone made it into the country with a counterfeit passport. antoinette: two very different scenes as donald trump picks up a key endorsement in new hampshire. cheers inside the event, but outside protesters making it clear they don't support trump's recent comments on muslims. emily: inside the hotel in backing of the new england police benevolent association. the group particularly in favor of the gop frontrunner's support of the death penalty for anyone who kills a police officer. outside the hotel many made it clear his stance on banning muslims from entering the country is not acceptable.

i don't know any other way to put it. >> a lot of the speech which is creating a problem for our country. antoinette: a new wall street journal poll finds the majority of americans oppose banning muslims from entering the united states. rand paul and lindsey graham will be on the campaign trail in new hampshire today. paul will make stops in derry, keene and rindge. graham has events in concord and wolfeboro. emily: the hunt for answers in the california shooting rampage moves under water. investigators are diving into a lake for clues. fbi and local divers are searching and dredging the lake about three miles from the scene of the shooting. they are looking for digital devices the killers may have tried to destroy. investigators are also trying to determine if syed farook and tashfeen malik's marriage was orchestrated by a wider terror group. emily: president obama is finalizing a proposal to expand background checks on gun sales, without the approval of

near new england, lawmakers in connecticut are working to ban the sale of guns to people on government watch lists. the governor says he will sign the new executive order, which would also revoke gun permits issued to people whose names are on the lists. the measure would need federal approval. antoinette: closing arguments in the philip chism murder trial are postponed until monday. they were supposed to happen today but one of chism's lawyers is sick. the defense claims chism was insane when he killed danvers high teacher colleen ritzer inside the school two years ago. prosecutors say he's faking mental illness. antoinette: a rehoboth mother is sentenced to life in prison, in the murder of her 2-year-old son. kimberly peno was convicted of first degree murder in the march 2010 incident. police say she had been drinking, and doing drugs, before she beat her 2-year-old. death on her husband, who later pled guilty to child endangerment charges. peno's life sentence will automatically be appealed. emily: new this morning, hidden dangers inside your home. antoinette: the warning as you celebrate this holiday

a recall focused on a popular iced tea brand. the concern forcing stores to pull it off the shelves. emily: a police officer charged with raping more than a dozen women is found guilty. the punishment he faces this morning. todd? todd: breaking news on the eyeopener this morning. two people are dead after shots are fired inside a triple decker in revere. another person was critically injured. new information as it comes in, all morning long. cindy? cindy: fog is the big story this morning. dense fog advisory until 9:00 a.m.. it will brighten up this take a look at temperatures as you head out the door this morning. a mild start. lots of 40's this morning.

>> good morning. we're the first graders from brown elementary school. with cindy. we would like to say good morning eyeopener! ip antoinette: why wouldn't they be excite? cindy, i love the jumping. cindy: that's what happened after we had class together. antoinette: get your friends, your coworkers or your classmates and record your own on our website.

in effect until 9:00 a.m. visibility running a quarter of a mile. the dense fog doesn't include you through the hilly terrain higher up. outside of that, visibility near zero beverley. 1/3 of a mile boston to lawrence. under a mile plymouth. you get the idea. that fog is out there and it will have a big impact on your morning commute through 7:00, 8:00 a.m.. the bigs impact and thereafter still dealing with fog through 9:00 a.m.. it is slowly starting to lift and burn off by about 10:00 a.m. this morning. look at the temperatures in northern worcester county. upper 30's. low to mid 40's. marshfield this morning, it is 52. 48 in hyannis where you will be dealing with that fog for the next couple of hours. you can see above the fog, we have clouds.

of rain moving through the great lakes. we get under this influence of the high to our south and the flow around continues to feed in very warm air for this time of year. look at the 50's rr for the hoifl. -- ohio valley. making a run towards 60 in boston. mid to upper 50's in the cape. you can see how the clouds do start to thin out around lunchtime. we're looking for partly sunny skies through the afternoon. overnight look what happens. we're not seeing that fog and low cloudiness that we're having out there this morning. tonight just patchy fog. temperatures in the upper 30's to low 40's. tomorrow mild, 55-60. we're watching this back door

that is going to bring in a little bit more cloud cover and really cool the temperatures off as when he had toward parts of the north shore, merrimack valley and up into southern maine. it is only in the 40's there. you should be in the mid 50's around boston but 60's possible to the south. the record high in boston is lower 60's. back around 60 on monday. rain coming in during the evening and overnight hours. could be some downpours behind it. cooling offer again to the 50's. kevin: cooling off to the 50's in the end of december here. out there. let's take a look at this live shot here. mass pike in brighton. good thing it is a friday morning. home. looking frett good here. -- pretty good here. you won't have much volume to deal with.

stretch. car fire being worked on at 104 and bridgewater. if you're headed northbound, you may get a brief curiosity delay. to the south, routes 395 and the expressway in good shape here. no troubles up to the north on route 3, 93, afternoon in near the 128. emily? emily: right now a former oklahoma police officer is facing a 200-year prison sentence after being found guilty of sexual assault charges. daniel holtzclaw sobbed in court when he was convicted on 18 counts, including first-degree rape. 13 women in total accused holtzclaw of rape or sexual assault all while he was on duty. emily: right now two louisiana marshals are facing murder 6-year-old boy. jeremy mardis was in the passenger seat of his father's car when he was shot during a

the officers chased christopher few after seeing him in an argument with his girlfriend. police say they later fired eighteen rounds into his car. there were no outstanding warrants against few and no weapon was found in the car. antoinette: getting the house all themed for the holidays can be fun but it can also be dangerous. last year, more than 14,000 people ended up in the emergency room because of some kind of accident related to holiday decorations. there are the obvious warnings like not keeping candles close to fabric. and making sure that christmas tree is watered. but keep your eyes open for more subtle issues, too. like with the lights. >> you want to make sure that there are no exposed wires. any of the sockets that are not in properly. anything that looks funny about the lights, just throw them out and get a new one. get a new set. antoinette: this is what can happen. one little spark on a dry tree and experts say the whole thing can go up in flames in 30

antoinette: economic headlines this friday. more than one million bottles of sweet leaf iced tea are now recalled. the company says six flavors of the 16-ounce bottles could contain glass. the flavors include original, raspberry, half&half lemonade, green tea citrus, peach, and mint honey. so far there have been no injuries. emily: asian markets were mostly lower overnight as investors look toward the u.s. fed's keey meeting on an interest rate hike. right now stock futures here are higher. the dow climbed 82 points to close at 17,574. antoinette: he surged to fame with his role as a gifted mit janitor in the movie good will hunting. now, matt damon is returning to the school as commencement speaker. the academy award-winning actor, filmmaker and bay state native will address graduates on june 3. in a statement, damon says it's an honor to be named speaker at a school that i couldn't have gotten into. we're right there with you, buddy.

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emily: 5: 25 on your friday morning. starting off mild. cindy: dense fog out there. visibility under a quarter mile up in beverley now on the north shore. visibility near zero in spots. 1/3 of a mile in boston and 1/3 of a mile in worcester. you get the idea. look at those temperatures. 55-60 once again on this december day. we'll be up around 60 on saturday. it is the warmer weekend day. we're going to cool off a little bit on sunday, especially in northeastern massachusetts where highs may stay in the 40's. you know what? that is normal for this time of year.

40's is necessary. it is time for your eyepoppers. antoinette: olessa is off so we'll be doing the honors today. and we start with politics. you've heard it's a bloodsport but this takes it to extremes. a brawl broke out during an ethics committee hearing in brazil yesterday. look at that. blood boiling pretty high there. it's not clear what touched it off but tempers certainly flared. simmer down now! emily: and if you think you've got gingerbread skills check this out. a six foot tall gingerbread house now sits in the lobby of this wisconsin hotel. the hotel's chef and some gingerbread engineers built the completely edible house in just a week. i think we can probably eat it in about an hour. right? antoinette: do you really want to take it apart after all that work? still ahead, a new focus on

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you've been waiting for. bacon up. america runs on dunkin'. emily: several stories breaking overnight, a deadly encounter in a revere home. the first plane-load of syrian refugees arrives just north of the border. and tragedy strikes a medical mission in california. a runaway train puts commuters in danger. the safety concerns being eyed this morning for everyone who rides the t. antoinette: new overnight, police say this is a real grinch caught on camera. and they need your help to find him.

emily: 5:30 friday morning. taking a live look here at dark and foggy southeast expressway. riemer. antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio with cindy and kevin in for olessa. you guys are both watching that fog out there. cindy: a lot of folks on twitter saying visibility is like 500 feet. areas. keep that in mind. vin: those exits. you drive to work on autopilot and have no idea where you are. cindy: be careful. we have the dense fog advisory up until 9:00 this morning. visibility is down in worcester to 1/3 of a mile. in beverley, near zero. 1/10 of a mile in portsmouth. the fog is going to impact you this morning. 40 in worcester.

that is not hard to take. lower nifert plymouth. in worcester county there are some 30's but everybody is above the freezing mark this morning. above that fog, we actually have some clouds. they will be stubborn this morning but as we get close to lunchtime, as the fog is gone, the clouds will burn off for a little bit of sunshine. breaks of sunshine through the afternoon will push temperatures through the 50's. knocking on the door of 60 degrees in boston. most spots in the mid to upper r 50's today. right now we have fog to contend with. kevin, how are we going on the roads? kevin: you're going to want to take it slow out there, that is for sure. the density picking up friday morning. you can't even see the gas tank plus it is dark. no major slowdowns. it will take you 10-12 minutes to get up into the o'neill

we had some trouble, earlieren, a car fire on 24 south in bridgewater. that has cleared. now dealing with a rollover crash in berkeley. you may get some curiously -- curiosity slow downs. route 3 five minutes from rock lynn to braintree. all lines on the trains are running on time so far. antoinette: we're following several breaking stories right now on the eye, first to revere where at least two people are dead after a shooting at a home on waite street. a third person was critically injured. no word on any arrests. also breaking right now, four people are dead after a medical helicopter crashed in california overnight. the chopper was headed for a hospital in bakersfield when it went down. and video in overnight from canada where the first government plane of syrian refugees arrived in the country. they were greeted by canada's

he's pledged to take in 25,000 refugees from the war-torn country. emily: right now, this mbta operator is under investigation after a runaway train incident on the red line. five investigates the first to learn that david vasquez is now off the job. the eye's sera congi is live in braintree with the safety concerns for passengers. reporter: there is a lot of forward after red line. through four stops without an operator yesterday morning. the mbta finally able to stop the train by cutting power to all passengers safely able to get off at the jfk/umass station but it could have been a very different situation. passenger advocates, asking a lot of questions. >> the committee, including myself have concerns about the procedures that may not have been followed. it wasn't just two systems involved that didn't prevent the train from moving.

five involved. reporter: since 2011, red line trains have had only one mbta operator on board. the agency says that is perfectly safe, if all safeguards are followed. state and federal agencies are now are investigating, they are toing on operator error antoinette: police are searching for a man who swiped a donation jar in lowell. r reporter: a video shows the man clearly stealing the jar. there was only $25 to $30 inside that jar but that money was intended to help families in need. the suspect is seen picking up

inside and taking the jar. a new donation jar has been put in that 7-11. ryan kobus is accused of beating after police say he yanked the kobus has pleaded not to 120 days. a plymouth woman rushed to the hospital with life threatening pickup truck in middleboro. middleboro police say 45-year-old jennifer mcgrady was hit on route 28. the driver did stop and remain on scene to talk with police. the victim was later med center. no charges have been filed. antoinette: staggering new numbers this morning on the opioid crisis in middlesex county. the region has now had more fatal heroin overdoses than any other year on record.

attorney's office, there were 131 heroin deaths this year. that's up 27% from last year. the city of lowell alone is logging one fatal overdose every week. emily: 5: 36. a team of engineers play the role of santa. antoinette: a family's gratitude after a little boy gets a new hand. a close call for the people walking on this sidewalk. the near disaster caught on camera. emily: and ahead in news to go -- hoverboard fires causing three airlines to take action. the new restrictions to know about before your family takes

kevin: good morning, everybody. checking your road ways. dense fog out there. you're going to want to use a little extra caution. you can't see in front of your face in a lot of areas. what can we expect with the temperatures? cindy: starting off in the 40's. a dense fog advisory until 9:00 a.m. the fog will burn off and clouds will break for some sunshine this afternoon. it turns slightly cooler for sunday. dry this weekend.

antoinette: near-disaster is caught on camera in london. this surveillance video shows the roof of a three-story building collapsing onto a busy street. you can see the debris misses people walking by inches. police say the building was undergoing renovations. strong winds are to blame. emily: a dream come true for a 6-year-old who was born without fingers on one of his hands. his grandmother wrote a letter to the university of louisville's bioengineering department, and they created three different robo-hands using a 3-d printer, >> anything he can grab on to, he wants to grab. >> we went to the grocery store. he is gripping the cart with both hands. we went down a slide and he will grip and push off with both arms. it took more than 30 hours to emily: print each one, the designs for the prosthetics have been around for years, but with a 3-d printer the cost of making one is less than $50. antoinette: breaking overnight -- two people killed in revere. frank holland is live with new developments.

antoinette: it is 5: 44 this morning. your eyeopener team is ready with your news to go. antoinette: todd is -- has

first let's check in with cindy and that foggy morning out there. cindy: you got it. we have been running more than six degrees above normal now for the month per day. yesterday 58 in boston. we're making a run towards 60 today and again tomorrow. gets a little bit cooler on sunday before we're back around 60 on monday. average high this time of year is h 3 degrees. so in-- 43 degrees. incredibly warm stuff around here. dense fog advisory. visibility is down near zero in beverley. 1/3 of a mile from boston to lawrence. it is going to be with us through 8:00, 9:00. by late morning in the lower 50's, sneaking up close to 60 this afternoon in boston. a lot of upper 50's out there with the light southwesterly wind 10-15 miles per hour.

our north and west. high pressure dominating our weather today into tomorrow. this system that slammed into the west coast is going to dive toward the middle of the country and send a slug of warm air in our direction this weekend before we start to see the rain move in. the one thing i'm watching is north. it is going to back in a little bit on sunday and shift the winds around and cool the temperatures, especially north of boston on sunday. day. partly sunny. upper 50's by sunday. 40's in northeastern massachusetts and 54 in boston. so saturday looks to be the pick day of the weekend. let's get you out to the roads. that fog slowing you down, kevin. kevin: it certainly is. take it easy out there. live shot of the mass pike. the fog not affecting your ride too much on the mass pike. pretty decent ride from

further south, 24 southbound, down in the linebackerly stretch, there is a rolled -- berkeley stretch. there is a rolled over car. a little busy up through 44. not too bad up through that getting up through brockton stretch. the expressway starting to fill in quickly. no troubles here on route 3. looking good out to the west and up north as well. 93 not a bad ride. emily: breaking news overnight, two people are dead after a triple shooting in revere. antoinette: the eye's frank holland is live at the scene, with what we know right now. frank: one person is in the hospital with critical injuries. another person was shot in the first floor of this triple decker. at least six shots rang out last night. someone pulled the fire alarm after the gunfire was heard. the victims are a man in his 60's who lives here and a

it is still unclear who was killed. police are still trying to figure out a motive. no word on arrests or suspects at this hour. we'll bring you to latest details as soon as we get them. emily: state and federal agencies are investigating what went wrong the runaway train out of braintree. their primary focus is on the operator, david vazquez. two different brakes should have been engaged. the train left the station yesterday morning unmanned going by four stops in nine minutes. mbta workers had to cut power to the third rail in order to slow that train down. they are reconsidering safety procedures. emily: breaking overnight, four people are dead after a medical helicopter crash in california. the chopper was traveling to a hospital in bakersfield in poor weather, when it went down.

chopper crashed. trorp first plane carrying syrian refugees has just arrived in canada. newly elected canadian prime minister justin trudeau was there to greet the first families. they have agreed to take in 25,000 refugees. president obama said the u.s. will take in 10,000 over the next year. several governors have threatened to block it due to terrorism concerns. emily: a manhunt right now in geneva, switzerland for several people in connection with a terror threat in the city. swiss police are acting on a cia tip about four people who may be linked to isis. the city's alert level is raised, and heavy patrols are being added. the u.s. embassy in switzerland is warning americans there to be vigilant. antoinette: republican presidential frontrunner donald trump picks up a key endorsement

trump won the backing of the new england police benevolent association at an event in portsmouth last night. the group particularly in favor of the gop frontrunner's support of the death penalty for anyone who kills a police officer. outside the event, protesters made it clear that trump's stance on banning muslims from entering the country is not acceptable. emily: the hunt for answers in the california shooting rampage moves under water. investigators are diving into a lake for clues, just three miles from the scene of the shooting. they are looking for digital device killer may have tried to destroy. president obama is finalizing a proposal to expand background checks on gun sales, without the approval of congress. his advisers say the president has been talking about the move for a couple of months, and is frustrated by government inaction on gun control. the white house is now focusing on the so-called gun show loophole, where people can buy weapons at gun shows without any check. antoinette: north korea claims

to the thermo nuclear level according to a state media service. it can be hundreds of times more powerful than an atomic bomb. kim jong unmade the claim. emily: closing arguments in the phillip chism trial are postponed until monday. they were supposed to happen today but one chism's lawyers is sick. prosecutors say chism is faking mental illness. antoinette: a rehoboth mother is sentenced to life in prison, in the murder of her 2-year-old son. kimberly peno was convicted of first degree murder in the march 2010 incident. police say she had been drinking, and doing drugs, before she beat her 2-year-old. she had initially blamed the death on her husband, who later pled guilty to child

peno's life sentence will automatically be appealed. emily: eight cadets have been suspended at the citadel military college amid these the pictures show the cadets which look similar to kkk uniforms. the cadets at the south carolina school say it was all part of a christmas skit, and they're supposed to be ghosts. emily: chipotle is apologizing that's sickened 153 boston college students. to 12 students who did not eat at the restaurant. health inspectors say the norovirus could be linked to a worker who got sick during a shift last week. the cleveland circle location is still closed as inspectors comb through the site. antoinette: more airlines are restricting one of the most season. delta, american and united all say that hoverboards are banned from their flights. they are joining a growing list of others that refuse to allow the devices onboard over fears

delta says they do not consistently provide details about the size or power of their lithium ion batteries. emily: one person is hurt after a staging collapse in boston's north end. it happened at 65 charter street yesterday. police say one worker on the staging fell 50 feet and was taken to mass general. antoinette: some incredible video out of nile valley, washington. look at this. heavy rains pushed the river levels over 20 feet yesterday. the rivers remained just above flood stage this morning but people are now allowed back into their homes. emily: the massachusetts gaming commission is recommending oversight of the growing fantasy sports industry. chairman stephen crosby said yesterday that an agency, or the gaming commission, should be tasked with keeping tabs on sites like draftkings and fanduel. crosby says the technology and the games change so quickly, they need to be regulated to protect consumers. antoinette: another big surprise found inside salvation army kettles.

florida. each of the mexican peso coins are said to be worth $1,400. at least three were dropped into red kettles at two locations. and they were each wrapped in a $1 bill. gronkowski hits the practice he played yesterday with a brace on his bruised and sprained right knee. game on sunday, against the he has not yet been ruled out. fingers crossed. antoinette: fingers crossed. we need you back, gronk. cindy: it should be decent weather in houston on sunday. should be dry and in the 60's which you know isn't too far from where we have been as of late. we have the fog out there, though. it will have a big impact on your morning commute. some impact through 9:00 a.m. and then the fog should be

there is a fog advisory for most. visibility a quarter of a mile or less. visibility is near zero in beverley. visibility under a couple miles now in worcester as well. 41 worcester. 45 boston. low 50's in plymouth. coolest readings in the route 2 corridor. everybody is above the freezing mark. the fog a function of this warmer air mass that has moved on in. a light southerly wind flow that is going to continue today and that fog is going to be with us here until 9:00 a.m.. the winds pick up and will help to get rid of some of the cloud cover. temperature also come up into the upper foiferts near 60 degrees. well above average for this time of year. as get toward midday, that's when the skies start to brighten.

southeastern massachusetts. some clearing tonight which could lead to patchy fog. not as widespread tonight. temperatures in the upper i 30's to lower 40's. partly sunny skies. mild. 55-60 once again. it gets cooler sunday. a front is going to sneak down from the north and looking at highs for the 40's under for the north shore otherwise still in the 50's but a little bit more cloud cover around. rain is going to hold off until the second half of the day on monday and especially during the evening and overnight hours when we could see some gusty downpours coming through behind that system. we go from 60 degrees to the lower 50's. keep in mind the average high this time of year is just 43 degrees. above average temperatures continuing through the middle of next week. all right. tough to see you, kevin, through the fog this morning. kevin: it certainly is. the good news, it is friday morning. live shot of the expressway. moving not too bad. 204625 minutes to get through the braintree split.

further south, you see this volume picking up heading towards the expressway on 93 and randolph. route 3 not too bad. a little busy after union street. slowdowns out of the avon stretch. further south, southbound a rollover crash in the berkeley stretch. they have the left lane blocked there. 4 up to the north, traffic building here through 495 on 93. antoinette: thank you. breaking news. two people killed in revere. another fighting fir their life. emily: what we know now. new this morning. the biggest dangers inside your

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