some. that is where we find the snow setting up. average high this time of year, 39 degrees. mid-60' s record highs likely by christmas eve. we are going to break it down right now as the eye-opener continues. randy: classes canceled in nashua, new hampshire. the threat shutting down every public school in the city. emily: breaking overnight, a driver swerves into pedestrians on the las vegas strip, killing one and hurting dozens of others. why police think she did it on purpose. randy: and tragedy, repeating itself in westport. the sad fate connecting two families. on the eye for this monday morning. >> you' re watching wcvb, boston' s news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5 eye-opener. >> please don' t hold it against the ladies. emily: it' s the awkward moment seen around the world. a major flub at the miss

contestants stunned. this cringe-worthy goof is ahead good morning. randy: i' m randy price with cindy fitzgibbon' s. cindy: nice to see you. emily: well rested. randy: sleeping in will do it for you. cindy: there is no time to sleep in. it is monday morning. doesn' t feel like it. you wouldn' t know it by the weather, though stepping outside this morning, we had some 30' s on the map. sitting right at the freezing mark now, mid 30' s boston, and already in the 40' s on cape cod. sign of another mild day on the way. we have more clouds this morning. they should make for a pretty sunrise just after 7:00 this morning, however after the day

the flow is from the southwest, bringing in the clouds. eventually bringing in this rain. the warm-up coming today. look how mild it is. the winds could gust 45 miles per hour. there is a wind advisory in effect. 9:00 this morning, we are over 40 degrees. a little sunshine this morning. clouds through the afternoon. highs over 50 once again. 54 in boston today. let' right now. olessa: so far, so good. quiet start on the expressway. let' s go to the maps now. all that overnight construction should be clearing up. same story here, 95 north at 128 and also on 128. morning. that construction also clearing.

trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. randy: -- emily: thank you. right now, all public schools are shut down in nashua, new hampshire after a threat of violence. randy: the eyeopener' s todd kazakeiwch is in nashua, with the specific threat today. todd: police say the detailed threat concerns to high schools in nashua. the threat came in via email, and warned that action would be taken to hurt students. the bomb squad was on campus yesterday, scouring for any sign of a threat. school leaders say nothing was found but classes were canceled as a precaution. t rule out that it might be a credible cautious course of action and tomorrow. todd: both local police and the fbi are now investigating. the closure affects 17 public schools, and more than 1100 students. the superintendent says he plans

reporting live in nashua, todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: breaking overnight, new details coming on a wild and deadly crash on the las vegas strip. a driver just plowing into a crowd of people. the eyeopener' s doug meehan is tracking information as it comes in. doug: right now at least one person is dead dozens more injured. six of them in critical condition. this is video in overnight from the heart of the las vegas strip. police say a woman drove right up onto the sidewalk in front of the paris hotel and casino. and they say, this was no accident. the suspect accused of jumping the curb hitting a number of people driving back onto the street before running onto the sidewalk again. >> there was a man on the ground. a lady was helping her. another person landed in the bushes are in the grass. doug: the suspect had a three-year-old child in the car

police made it very clear overnight this was not an act of terrorism. we' ll bring you more as we get it. randy? randy: right now, boston police are searching for a shooter in jamaica plain. boston police tell us shots were fired last night at 37 round hill road. one person was treated for non life-threatening injuries. emily: right now, a new bedford man is preparing to head to court over disturbing discoveries inside this home. police charged danny santos with animal cruelty over the weekend, after they say they found dead animals on his property. they removed malnourished dogs and cats from the home on bream street. they were there as part of a hit and run investigation. police say they found the car they were looking for at the address. right now, a third person is under arrest, in the break-in at the army reserve armory in worcester. tyrone james of dorchester is accused of helping to broker the sales of the stolen guns. he'

james walker morales, the former us army reservist accused of stealing the weapons, allegedly brought them to james to try to sell them the day after the robbery. 16 weapons in all were taken from the u.s. army reserve armory in worcester last month. randy: a heart-breaking search for answers in westport. a 4-year-old boy, killed as flames race through his home. and this isn' t the first time tragedy has struck at the same address. caleb nardolillo was killed in the fire late saturday on mount pleasant street. his mother melody and sister bella made it out but were badly hurt. in november 1952 a mother and 8 children were also killed in a the victim' s granddaughter -- grandmother from that earlier fire returned to the site yesterday, to grieve for the family. >> i came to offer solace.

the same circumstance twice. randy: the mother in this case son. a page has been set up to raise money for the family. emily: the mbta will hold a public meeting today on the agency' s finances. among the topics, the mbta' s winter plan, and how the agency is preparing for foul weather. the fiscal and management control board will also discuss the green line extension project. the budget on that plan has exceeded expectations by nearly a billion dollars. randy: right now new hampshire' s governor is is calling for an investigation into a wide-spread carbon monoxide alert in the city of keene. a gas mixing issue at a utility plant triggered the incident on saturday. the problem involved the mix of propane gas and air flowing into the distribution system. at least 5 people were treated for carbon monoxide symptoms. liberty utilities says the problem is being resolved. the governor is urging residents to buy c.o. detectors.

presidential candidates are ramping up campaign efforts in new hampshire. republicans jeb bush, ben carson, chris christie and john kasich will all be in the granite state today. democrat martin o' malley will also make stops in new hampshire today, following saturday' s democratic debate in new hampshire. the patriots overpower the titans at gillette stadium. the pats go for 79 yards in 11 plays the first time they had the ball yesterday. gronk with his 11th touchdown of the season. that that' s when, 33-16, but there were some injuries. you can see danny amendola limping to the locker room he didn' t play in the second half, because of his knee. same case for dont' a hightower and patrick chung. the pats learned last night they earned a first-round playoff bye, another week off for the injured players. randy: eight minutes after 5:00. gas prices, reaching a notable low. emily: the drop saving drivers more money than they have in years. also, spend less after you finish your holiday shopping.

bother buying in 2016. randy: and a gaffe at the miss universe pageant, leaving the host mortified. and that' s not all. the very humbling moment for one contestant. doug? doug: breaking overnight, new information on a crash that left one dead and dozens injured on the las vegas strip. police think a driver intentionally swerved onto the sidewalk several times, hitting people. she' s since been arrested. cindy? cindy: a warmer day ahead. the heat is going to keep coming as we approach christmas. take a look at what to expect as you are heading out the door in the morning.

>> christmas we wish you a merry christmas and a happy new year [laughter] randy: i love it. s a wake up call that will get you in the holiday spirit. emily: "a christmas carol" is running at north shore music theater through wednesday. still some time to check it out. keep those great wake up calls coming. just go to the front page of wcvb.com and upload them in the u-local section of our website. cindy: i felt the holiday spirit this weekend and now i' m set. this weekend was still above average. that is how warped our sense of reality is. when you average all the highs

you look back at all the records, the warmest december' s we' ve had in boston, and we are still well above that by about five degrees. we look ahead at the weekend right. average high now is 39. we are back into the 50' s today. look at that by christmas eve, mid 60' s. i think we are about record warmth here by christmas eve. it is a warm week ahead. look at the temperatures this morning out the door. we have some 40' s showing up on the cape. new bedford in the mid-20' s right now. mid-30' s in boston. not going to be a lot of sunshine today. we will see a little bit this morning. i think the clouds thicken up as the day wears on. starting out near freezing. worcester to jeffrey. upper 20'

by this morning on the backside of high pressure which brought us all the sunshine on sunday. in more clouds. they are eventually going to bring in some of this rain. out ahead of this system, there' s a lot of warm air valley. that is the air mass that is working in. what' s going to transport that air in is increasing southwesterly wind, which could gust to about 45 miles per hour. we have a wind advisory up late morning through the afternoon. outside of that, the winds will per hour all day long. -- mid 50' s on the cape. near 50 through the meramec valley. the trade-off, whole lot of cloud cover throughout the day.

it is dry for the first half of tonight. after midnight, notice how we start to get a couple showers. that is going to keep the temperatures up overnight. a few upper 30' s in our far northwestern suburbs. with this frontal boundary slowly pushing through, there will be a few showers around. chances for rain not today but during the day tomorrow. looking at a few showers during the morning hours, then maybe a break around lunchtime. not all-day rain, but i would have the wet weather gear with you. another batch of rain coming in late wednesday to wednesday night. christmas day, look at those temperatures. mid 50' s, almost as warm as it was last year, the warmest christmas we' ve had in quite some time. the temperature pattern is a mild one. warmest day this week will be christmas eve. olessa: unbelievable.

t the best but taking this well. emily: thank you, cindy. olessa: live look at the bridge, looking good in both directions. let' the rest of your ride. no accidents to report at this time at all. if you are heading into boston, that roadwork picks up nice and early. no issues on the pike this morning. we did have some construction blocking two lanes on 128 south. that too has cleared. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. randy? randy: the man who loaned a gun to the boston marathon bombers will be sentenced this week. stephen silva pled guilty to drug and gun charges. during the marathon attack trial, he told the court he gave the gun to dzhokhar tsarnaev two months before the bombings. prosecutors say the gun was later used to murder mit police officer sean collier days after the attack. emily: a mixed market for asian stocks this morning.

markets in japan fell, following wall street' s decline friday. right now, u.s. stock futures are up, after the dow plunged 367 points friday to close at 17,128. u.s. gas prices are at their lowest in more than six years. a gallon of regular gas dropped 4 cents to $2.06 nationwide in the past two weeks. u.s. crude prices have sunk 17% for december. analysts say prices have dropped because supplies are strong, but demand has not been big. the new year is just around the corner. but experts say there are some things you may not want to buy in 2016. so, you might want to think twice about picking up a selfie stick. they were huge this year but they' re now also banned in some popular spots including disney world. another growing trend, fitness gear for work. designers are jumping on so-called ath-leisure wear but career counselors say don' t believe the hype. this does not fly at the office. another one that' s now wowing retail analysts, smart water

these $60 gadgets recommend how much you should drink based on how much you' re moving. experts point out, for free, you can just keep a glass of water at your desk. >> i will take responsibility for this. it was my mistake. it was on the card. horrible mistake. randy: it was indeed. definitely the story that has people talking this morning. a crown-tastrophy at the miss universe pageant. emily: doug is back with the truly awkward moment and the slew of apologies. right? and the winner is well maybe not. a crowning disappointment last night when the pageant' s host, steve harvey, announces the wrong winner. he proclaimed miss columbia as 2015' s miss universe. turns out it was actually miss philippines. everyone was confused and dumb founded by the gaff. while the ladies seemed to take

>> i have to apologize. the first runner-up is columbia. miss universe 2015 is miss philippines. doug: at that point, can' t we just have two? after the show, miss columbia said she was not upset, and is happy with how far she came. steve harvey admitted nobody feels worse than he does. pageant organizers also issued a statement in which they apologized to both women, as well as their fans. my guess is both of them are going to be just fine. >> randy: that moment when miss columbia was wearing the crown -- by the way, we need that crown back. emily: doug, thank you. this looks like a pretty standard candle, but there' s a surprise inside.

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>> from the deck of the tioga in the mid-atlantic, it is doug saying, good morning, eyeopener! wish you guys were here. randy: a very special wake up call from our director, doug, who is a man of many talents. emily: he sure is. he did this transatlantic sailing voyage from the azores to france. really great adventure. glad he could share it with us. cindy: what people may not know at home is that he is often found captioning -- captaining this ship, the eye-opener. we' ve got another mild day on the way. temperatures this weekend were chilly, but we are going to see them jump into the 50' s. a lot of clouds and a gusty wind out of the southwest.

hour across southeastern massachusetts. we are going to bring in the chance for a few showers tomorrow as we hold on to those s. randy? s time for eyepoppers. olessa, mother nature gets the credit for this first one. olessa: and she put on quite a show in spokane, washington. the best time to see the lights is usually in the winter in northwestern parts of north america. but they can sometimes be seen is that true? randy: just a little bit in new orleans. this is what? olessa: stuck on what to get that picky person in your life? how about a candle. it might look boring but wait until it melts. dinosaur pops out. the novelty internet company firebox came up with the idea. not for sale just yet.

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announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener. >> you' re just numb and then you start to cry. randy: breaking overnight, new details after a car plows into people on the vegas strip.

say this was no accident. todd: more than a dozen schools shut down. the credible threat forcing thousands of students to stay home. emily: and the winner is. >> colombia. emily: or is it? tinge bank -- >> ok folks, i have to apologize. emily: the big goof at miss universe that has everyone talking. on the eye. announcer: you are watching wcvb , boston' s news leader. good morning, this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. emily: -- randy: good morning, thank you for joining us. i' m randy price. emily: and i' m emily riemer along with cindy and olessa. nice to have you back. you continue to bring mild air with you. it felt a little chilly over the weekend. cindy: it was still above

average high this time of year is 39 degrees. s. cold pockets and place like taunton, new bedford. boston. a chilly start. clouds should make 7:00. high clouds to our east. milder temperatures ahead of the rain that does not get in here until tomorrow. a dry day, filtered sunshine this morning, clouds by lunchtime and around 50 degrees. see gusts to 45 miles an hour. about 5:00. 50' s today.

winds going to be noticeable. a two hands on the wheel afternoon. olessa: a look at the zakim and leverett connector, problem free in both connections. accident free and overnight construction is gone into boston. wide open 5, 24 and 3. looking good 93 southbound out of new hampshire to the leverett connector. trains and buses on schedule. emily: thank you. emily: we' re following breaking news right now on the eye. randy: doug is following information as it comes in. doug: that breaking news coming from las vegas. one person is dead and dozens more injured after police say a woman intentionally plowed into people outside the paris hotel and casino. she had a three-year-old in the car at the time who was not hurt. other stories we' re following right now, all schools in

police are calling a specific threat. it came in via email and warned students would be hurt. searching for a shooter in jamaica plain. fired last night at 37 round hill road. one person was treated for non emily: right now the man accused then taking off is about to face a judge. s facing. sera: saugus police say the suspect' s father brought the 19-year-old into the station to day. he faces charges in court. the head-on crash happened shortly after midnight saturday near the intersection of hamilton and seville streets. police say a ford mustang lost control, crossed the center line, slamming into an oncoming toyota rav 4. two passengers in the ford were critically injured, one of them was thrown from the vehicle. the woman behind the wheel in the toyota was seriously hurt, the driver in the ford,

saugus, allegedly fled the scene when first responders arrived. police spoke with the suspect' s father, who agreed to bring him in the afternoon. today he faces several charges in court, including assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. in lynn, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: right now, there is a memorial set up for the teen killed in a shooting in roxbury. police say the victim, 17-year-old d' andre king-settles died after being shot on annunciation road on friday afternoon. this happened on a playground right behind boston police headquarters. anyone with information about who may have pulled the trigger is asked to contact the boston police. right now a deadly fire is under investigation in brockton. the district attorney says 68-year-old robert samuels died inside his apartment at 55 city hall plaza yesterday. when firefighters made it up to the third floor and into the unit, they found the victim

foul play is not suspected. emily: the driver of a car that ended up dangling over the charles river is now facing charges. the car crashed into a barrier off memorial drive in cambridge near the longfellow bridge on saturday. state police say a 22-year-old boston man is charged with negligence and destruction of property. no one was injured. a hearing is set for today as parishioners of a shuttered scituate church try to take their fight to the u.s. supreme court. they want the high court to review a massachusetts judge' s ruling that they have been trespassing since the church closed in 2004. the group of roman catholics have continued to occupy the church for the past 11 years. the state' s highest court refused to hear the case. there' the holidays. randy: that' s certainly true for more than 100 soldiers returning to new hampshire after a nine month deployment. these men and women with the national guard were stationed in the middle east. family and friends ready and

manchester armory yesterday. >> it is truly a blessing. i am just thankful for family and friends who supported us while he has been gone. it' s a great feeling. randy: some other soldiers from the same unit are still overseas but are expected home around new years. emily: millions of people are expected to get gift cards this christmas. randy: how to trade them for cash if you' re disappointed in the selection. police say this fight inside a convenience store really has no why they' re disappointed in the heroes who fought off a would-be robber.

olessa: a look at the pike by allston pike. a few brake lights. a disabled truck by newton corner blocking one lane. no accidents to report and construction gone but chilly. cindy: on the chilly side. winds starting to pick up out of the southwest and could gust over 40 miles per hour this afternoon. a cold -- a windy day with matter temperatures this afternoon. a threat for a few showers but it does dry out for christmas.

emily: thank you. take a look at this video. a customer takes on an attempted robber at a gas station in florida. the armed man tried to hold up the store but the good samaritan stepped in then the clerk helped out. the pair managed to wrestle the crook to the ground, and wait until police arrived. police say they' re glad the suspect was caught but say this is not a good idea to attack an armed robber. with the holiday shopping season in full swing, there' s a good chance you' ll get a gift card. but what if you don' t want it? $130 billion are expected to be loaded onto gift cards this year. but if yours doesn' t suit you, you can turn it into cash. websites like raise.com and giftcards.com will buy your unwanted cards, giving you money instead. but it usually isn' t for the same amount. consumer experts say if you' re planning to swap, do it soon. >> the gift card will not expire until five days from the date of purchase. you have punt have time to use

emily: and to avoid giving a gift card that somebody might not want, consider bank cards. they work like a pre-paid credit card and a can be used almost anywhere. emily: 20 minutes before the top of the hour. randy: updates ahead on our breaking news out of las vegas. new information on the driver accused of purposely mowing down pedestrians. and baby boomer parents are tough. the new survey outlining what they don' t like about their kids. plus, a jaw-dropping moment at the miss universe pageant. the mistake shocking the crowd and the contestants.

randy: good morning. it is 5:44. the eyeopener team is ready with news to go. following a school threat in nashua, new hampshire. breaking news from a crash in las vegas and a court date for the driver in a dangerous crash in saugus. emily: first, cindy is here with your forecast. cindy: on the cold air has been locked up in canada for december. occasionally it comes to the west coast but we have not seen a lot snow lovers are still waiting . typically we' ve had over six inches. last year we had three in boston

we may set a record in worcester, the latest we' ve ever had measurable snowfall in worcester was christmas eve in 1923. no snow in the forecast this week. a record that is 92 years old may go down in the next 4 days in worcester. average high is 39 degrees. in the 50' s today and we stay in the 50' s through the week. in 60' s christmas eve could set a record as well. a little bit of a chill in spots, plymouth avenue 32. mid 30' s in boston and 40' s on cape cod where the winds are starting to pick up. you will notice the winds today, they may cost to 45 this afternoon. a wind advisory up to south shore of the cape. it' s pushing temperatures up. clouds with a few breaks of filtered sunshine this morning.

rain to the west this morning. that is where it is going to stay. clouds thicken up that we stay dry. once we get through the predawn hours of tomorrow, a couple showers and off and on showers in the forecast tomorrow lunchtime into the afternoon. today dry, mid 50' s tomorrow with showers. a steadier rain later wednesday. let' s get you to the roads. olessa: a live look at the pike by allston brighton, no problems. let' s see your trip eastbound on the pike, a disabled truck newton corner but that is the south of town in good shape. 15 minutes from braintree to boston. eastbound on the pike. some volume out of methuen and a

emily: thank you. a threat shuts down an entire school system in new hampshire. randy: the eye' s todd kazakiewich is in nashua, where all public school classes are canceled today. todd: good morning. the schools include nashua high school south and every other public school in nashua, new hampshire. the detailed threat was received via e-mail and threatened that students would be harmed. the bomb squad searched schools yesterday but found nothing. classes were canceled at all schools as a precaution. the superintendent says he expects to reopen tomorrow, which would mean just two days of school before the holiday break. live in nashville, todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: breaking overnight, one person is dead and dozens more injured after a car plows right into a crowd on the las vegas strip. this morning, police say the driver hit those people on purpose. it happened right in front of the paris hotel and casino in the heart of las vegas boulevard. the woman behind the wheel is in custody.

t hurt. police made it very clear overnight this was not an act of terrorism. sera? sera: a 19-year-old saugus man will face a judge today for a head-on crash that left three people seriously injured. just after midnight saturday, police say a ford mustang veered into the oncoming traffic and slammed into a toyota rav 4. two passengers in the ford were critically hurt, the driver of the toyota had serious injuries. 19-year-old ronald jarosz, allegedly fled the scene. later that day, he turned himself into police. he will be arraigned on several charges including leaving the scene of an accident and assault weapon. sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: right now, boston police are searching for a shooter in jamaica plain. police tell us shots were fired last night, 37 round hill road is the address. one person was treated for non

emily: a third person is under arrest, expected in court today in connection with the break-in at the army reserve armory in worcester. tyrone james of dorchester is accused of helping to broker the sales of the stolen guns. james walker morales, the former u.s. army reservist accused of stealing the weapons, allegedly brought them to james the day after the robbery. 16 weapons were taken from the armory last month. randy: 91 people are believed to be missing after a landslide in china. this is a video in overnight. rescuers are now searching the debris a day after a mountain of excavated soil and construction waste buried dozens of buildings. an area of 1 million square feet with up to 20 feet of mud. more than 900 people have been evacuated. emily: canada plans to double the amount of syrian refugees it takes in by next year. s minister of immigration believes canada could take in 50,000 refugees by the end of 2016.

group of refugees arrived in canada, greeted personally by prime minister justin trudeau. randy: new details about what was behind an emergency landing in kenya. authorities say a fake explosive, rigged with cardboard and sheets of paper, burst in the bathroom on the overnight air france flight to paris. the airline' s ceo says this is the 4th bomb hoax in recent weeks. nobody hurt. emily: former president jimmy carter announces some sad family news. his grandson, jeremy, died in his sleep. he was just 28 years old. president carter made the announcement yesterday while teaching at his church in georgia. it' s unclear what led to his grandson' s death. just two weeks ago, president carter announced he was cancer free. randy: general electric is now postponing its plan to move its connecticut headquarters. g.e. says it will decide next month if it should move from fairfield, connecticut. the company had been complaining about higher business taxes in the new state budget, and said

business-friendly state. connecticut lawmakers have since scaled back those tax increases. emily: a new survey says baby boomers are disappointed in their children. the findings from pew social trends show parents think their millenials whine too much, feel entitled to success and lack a sense of responsibility. that study also finds those baby boomers' parents felt the same way about them. randy: some local politicians are trying to boost salvation army donations. governor charlie baker, speaker robert deleo, and boston mayor marty walsh will all be at the famous red kettles this week. governor baker will ring the bell at the downtown crossing location today. state leaders want to help the salvation army boost donations which are lower than expected , this year. emily: tonight, spacex will try once again to launch its falcon 9 rocket from cape canaveral, florida. the company' s flights have been on hold since one of its rockets exploded in june. that was blamed on a weak strut in the ship. the unmanned flight was on its

international space station. randy: three south shore families have lost their homes to fires days before christmas. the flames around 5:00 yesterday. people in one unit were trapped on their back porch until firefighters were able to rescue them. no one was hurt but a building is a loss. the red cross is helping the victims find a place to stay. the patriots overpower the titans at gillette stadium. the pats go for 79 yards in 11 plays the first time they had the ball yesterday. gronk with his 11th touchdown of the season. the pats win 33-16. but there were some injuries. you can see danny amendola limping to the locker room. he didn' t play in the second half, because of his knee. same case for dont' a hightower and patrick chung. the pats learned last night they earned a first-round playoff bye, another week off for the

emily: a shootout win for the bruins against the new jersey devils. the b' s lone goal came during the first period last night. louis eriksson in the right place at the right time. the devils tied it up 1-1 early in the second. scoreless in overtime, so we go to a shootout. ryan spooner here on the first attempt for the bruins. the devils can' t answer back. the b' s win 2-1. randy: the force is strong at the box office. "star wars, the force awakens" is smashing records. the 7th film in the saga took in 238 million dollars in its opening weekend. that blows past the previous opening record of $208 million, set by "jurassic world." emily: congratulations to "good morning america" meteorologist ginger zee. she welcomed her son, adrian benjamin, saturday morning. she and her husband shared this picture on twitter yesterday. adrian weighed in at a healthy 7 pounds, 8 ounces. this is the couple' s first child.

ms. universe 2015 is philippines. randy: she could not imagine what she had just landed in . a very awkward moment on stage at the miss universe competition. host steve harvey announced the wrong winner. he initially gave the crown to miss colombia but then realized the mistake. he apologized and gave the crown to miss philippines. after the show, harvey admitted nobody feels worse than he does. that probably is true. emily: that is the most cringe worthy thing. randy: probably does not feel too good. cindy: yikes. let' s talk about the weather pattern. 10 days to go in december. when we stand for an average temperature in boston is 46.2 degrees.

in boston is about 41. we are well above that with 10 days to go and more weather in. southwest wind at 14. 37 in boston, the wind getting stronger as the day goes on and could gust to 45 miles an hour in southeastern massachusetts where there' s a wind advisory until this evening. almost 50 in cincinnati. rmass working in. these showers do not catch up with us until tonight. high class this morning may allow for filtered sunshine, a pretty sunrise after 7:00 a.m. upper 20' s through merrimack. at freezing in worcester. cold in new bedford at 27. 40' s on cape cod. lunchtime around 50 degrees but

up. warmest on cape cod through the day today. dry today. could be some showers coming in after midnight and the predawn hours tomorrow. nothing heavy. overnight low temperatures in the 40' s. some 30' s and our far northwest suburbs. today, nothing more than a few showers. a couple showers in the morning and maybe a break. overnight tuesday night into first thing wednesday morning we catch a break. a another round of rain late christmas eve. look at the temperatures, 60' s and forecast for christmas eve, likely setting record highs. we keep it in the 50' s for christmas day. let' s get you to the roads. those are dry. olessa: and quiet. a look at the pike eastbound but allston brighton.

one disabled truck eastbound on the pike by newton corner. 24 a little volume northbound approaching 128, 15-20 braintree to boston on the expressway. pike east, 15 minutes for 90 52 128. volume out of methuen and approaching spot pond. trains and buses on schedule. randy: right now, a widespread carbon monoxide scare now under investigation in new hampshire. emily: the mistake making the governor ask questions. and 3 things not to buy after the holiday shopping season. purchases to avoid in 2016,

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