the aernoon hours, it comes up south of the pike. it sinks up to the boston -- it sticks up at the boston. we' re going to talk totals coming up. we warm up a little bit early next week. the eyeopener continues. emily: narcan used on a baby. the near tragedy in this home just months after another child died there. randy: a cab explodes in quincy. the driver' s fast moves to save his elderly passenger. emily: a puppy lemon law. the new idea to protect pets and their owners. on the eye for this thursday boston' s news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. randy: a rough ride here. snowboarder causes an avalanche and lives to tell about it. we will hear from him.

good morning and thank you for joining us. emily: and i' m emily riemer with cindy fitzgibbon. we are talking about the storm. cindy: things will change a lot in the overnight hours. we are going to get in on some of that snow slowly as the day wears on. i am not expecting a huge storm. take a look at the temperatures. teens and lower 20' s. not as much wind. here are your next 12 hours, patchy clouds. lots of sunshine today. temperatures coming up out of the 20' s to near 30 degrees this afternoon. a little wind. it will feel like it is in the teens. clouse from overnight are exiting. -- clouds from overnight are exiting. d.c. is expecting two feet of snow this weekend. energy right now dropping southward.

notice how it evolves over the next 20 for hours? to work up the coastline. saturday morning by 8:00 a.m., it is to our south. the d.c. area is where we are impact. reaching most places by saturday evening. i am not expecting huge impacts around here. it looks like the target areas for the heaviest snow will be through the mid-atlantic states. a few inches through here. we' ll talk about the coastal impacts coming up. let' s get you onto the roads. olessa: so far, quiet. a live look at the expressway. as you can see traffic still getting by without any problems. the rest of your ride, little bit of overnight construction. as you make your way 93 south along the bridge.

looking good along the bike. new hampshire. schedule. emily: right now an investigation is underway after narcan is used to save a one-year-old child. randy: and that' s not the only alarming part of this story. the eyeopener' s frank holland is live in worcester with what we know this morning. frank: this morning we know that little boy is expected to survive. police are now looking for anything that could have contributed to that one-year-old' s apparent overdose. it happened last week in an apartment here on wellington street. the telegram reports that is the same apartment where 2-year-old gigi brown died. no charges were ever filed in that case and investigators have not said how the little girl died. the apartment where both incidents happened is leased by gigi brown' s grandmother. as we' ve reported city inspectors had expressed concerns about conditions in the apartment. the child in this most recent case is recovering and is now in

dcf custody. narcan is most often used to counteract opioid overdoses but in this case inspectors say a heart medication may have been involved. we' ll bring you more as we get it. live here in worcester, frank holland, newscenter 5. emily: the opioid crisis in massachusetts is expected to be talks about in his first state of the commonwealth address tonight. and new numbers are shedding new light on the epidemic. 57% of those who died of overdoses last year were 25 to 44-years-old. and most of them three quarters ve seen a real demographic breakdown of the crisis. you can watch the governor' s state of the commonwealth tonight right here on channel 5 or streaming live on our wcvb mobile news apps. our coverage begins at 7:30 right after newscenter 5 at 7:00. randy: a narrow escape in quincy

this morning we' re hearing from the man who watched it all unfold. >> damage to the building. randy: that was one of six explosions john mcdonald heard and captured on his cell phone yesterday as he stood on his balcony along school street. the cab driver and passenger had already gotten out but were still too close to the flames. that' s when mcdonald says the taxi driver jumped into action to save them both. >> he literally picked her up and moved her away from the she was quite thankful for that. s are both doing ok this morning. it' s unclear what caused the explosion. emily: this morning a new poll showing a big gap on the road to the white house. donald trump getting 34% in the new wmur-cnn poll of new hampshire voters. ted cruz is 20 points behind him followed by jeb bush and marco but it' s someone who' s not on that list. who' s heating things up this morning. the eye'

s erika tarantal is here to explain. erika: emily, we' re talking about sarah palin, a no-show on the campaign trail with trump in iowa. she made good in oklahoma it campaigning with him there. -- her sun, track. she took aim at president obama. >> it is a shame that our military personnel have to wonder if they are respected anymore. it starts from the top. the question though that comes from our own president where they have to look at him and through? erika: palis question prompting campaign. -- shop

has dos question -- trump has dodged questions about whether or not palin would be his choice for vp. emily: another crowded day on the campaign trail in new hampshire today. republicans marco rubio, chris christie, jeb bush, ted cruz, john kasich and jim gilmore are there. along with democrats bernie sanders and martin o' malley. all stumping for votes there. donald trump is in las vegas. hillary clinton is in iowa. randy: right now a new drive to make the roads safer. lawmakers taking up a bill today to get cell phones out of your hands here in the commonwealth. the eye' s todd kazakiewich is live in newton with what it means for drivers. cocco i am not driving, this vehicle is station -- todd: i am not driving, this vehicle is stationary. this new bill would mean drivers could not touch their cellphones at all behind the wheel not even to make a phone call or use their gps. the statistics are alarming. distracted driving accounts for one in every four highway deaths. a 2010 law already bans texting while driving but lawmakers say that'

s not enough. under a new hands-free bill a first offense carries a fine of $100. some supporters still say hands-free is not risk-free. >> there is no difference in the cognitive distraction of the phone call. todd there' s no sign of a total : ban yet. but road safety experts believe this is a step in the right direction. as for today' s debate state senators will look to make amendments. we' ll keep you posted. reporting live in newton, todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: a hearing is set for today on the state' s so-called puppy lemon law. that law provides protection for people who buy a sick puppy without knowing it. the proposal would ban the sale of puppies and kittens under eight weeks old. it also involves more regulations on certain breeders. a separate bill would require owners of rented or foreclosed properties to check for abandoned animals. emily: the mbta' s troubled green line extension project may be

drastically cut back. the head of the t' s fiscal management board says the project' s budget needs what he calls brutal cuts. the green line extension was originally supposed to cost $2 billion but project managers now say it could cost at least $3 billion. extending train service to somerville and medford is the focus of the project. a new federal report gives the mbta low marks on keeping those trains running. s light rail lines like the green line ranked third worst in the nation when it came to breakdowns in 2014. the other lines, red, red -- red, orange and blue came in sixth from the bottom among 15 systems. the commuter rail ranked 19th out of 24. an mbta spokesman questioned the data saying there is no universal standard for mechanical failure. frank: nine minutes after 5:00, asian stocks tumbling again -- randy: nine minutes after 5:00, asian stocks tumbling again.

the blue chips shed more than 249 points yesterday. more problems with patriots and their footballs. emily: a snowboarder survives an avalanche only to be blamed for it. it is ski resort says he did wrong. randy: protect your home' s value . the three things that could hurt a future sale. cindy: it is calm but we are watching that we can storm. the very latest track coming up. how much we can expect. bull' to be down through the mid-atlantic. some spots, 18 to 24 inches of

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>> the morning -- good morning. randy: we' ve got a lot of friends there. emily: but we love all the wake up calls so keep them coming. just go to the front page of wcvb.com and upload it in the u-local section of our website. i feel like we are dodging a bullet. i know we are getting snow. cindy: they are going to get a lot of snow out of this storm. the mid-atlantic states. even up to new york city this is last night in the d.c. area. they got under two inches, but it snarled traffic there. there were huge problems. that was with less than two inches of snow. they' re going to get two feet of snow over the weekend. a blizzard watch. it includes baltimore and new york city out through long island.

you see all morning -- situated to our south because this is where the bulk of the impact is going to be. this is where we talk about measuring the snow in feet. we are getting in on some of the snow. we continue to remain on the edge of the snowfall here before the south you are, the more snow you are going to see. if your traveling southward, you need has up that the conditions are really want to be tough to get around. this saturday afternoon. it moves out on sunday morning. we' ve got astronomically high tide at 11:00 p.m. sunday morning high tide at 11:00 a.m. notice the winds are from the northwest. a whole lot lighter than they have been the last couple of mornings. we will top out in the upper

20' s to near 30 degrees. a lot of sunshine today. you want to dress for wind chills that are going to hold into the teens. pretty quiet today. with some clouds coming to overnight. we are focusing our attention on this. see the spin back of this is energy dropping down to the gulf coast where it is going to pick up moisture. it shifts into the southeast. severe weather ahead of it. ice and snow on the north and northwest inside here and here it is on saturday morning, snowing hard around the d.c. area. look at the snow around new york city. to our south on saturday morning. by the evening, it is getting into our area. here is a closer look at the timeline. saturday, first half of the day, i think you are ok. notice by lunchtime, the snow is over parts of connecticut. it is going to be coming up

as we get toward 9:00 at night, snow reaches up into the boston area. with that easily went. on the cape, -- easterly wind. on the cape, a changeover. snow totals there. the snow is going to continue through the overnight hours. it may pick up a little farther north before it exits on sunday morning good test morning. route to -- route two and northward, i don' t think you' re looking at more than an inch. it is south of the pike where we have the potential for three to six inches. keep in mind, if this storm and just north, these bands will shift as well. i want to give you an idea how much snow intensely we are

it is a whole lot more to our south. sunday morning. we are seeing a moderation in temperatures next week. into tuesday. emily: that sounds good. -- olessa: that sounds good. -- no connector problems in both s go to the maps. not seeing any red on the maps. looking good as you traveling to boston. conception in place, 93 south. as you travel the expressway northbound. constructing clear. no problems on 24, route three. it looks good. no troubles on the pike. you' re looking good, 93 southbound. buses and trains running on schedule. emily: we' ve learned of more problems with game footballs as the patriots march down the road to the super bowl. this one' s more like forgetful-gate instead of deflategate. the nfl' s game crew forgot to

bring the kicking footballs and air gauges to gillette stadium on saturday. they were left behind at a logan airport hotel. a hotel worker and state police detective drove the balls to foxboro an hour before kickoff. the league which as you know from deflategate is very concerned about the integrity of the footballs will not comment and says there were no issues with the balls used. newscenter 5 is heading to denver with the patriots. mike lynch and bob halloran will be reporting live from denver beginning saturday night and all day sunday. and we' ve been getting some great fan photos from patriots nation. take a look at this cutie. this is mackenzie rose karalus. she' grandma says she hasn' t missed a game yet. it is probably because she was born on tom brady' s birthday. post your fan photos in the ulocal section of wcvb.com. randy: that is a cutie. your economy headlines this

are things they never due to their own homes. -- their own homes like install wall-to-wall carpeting, taking care of the hardwoods may be a big task but it' s also a trend that sticks. another one install built-ins. you may love them but will the person looking at your house? if they don' t that' s a hard installation to un-do. and finally many say they' d think twice about permanently converting a bedroom. every bedroom is a coveted space and the buyer might have different ideas of how they should be used. emily: a snowboarder in california triggers an avalanche on a back-country run. lucky to survive a rough ride caught on camera. there have been seven avalanche that' s -- avalanche deaths so far this winter heavy snow-pack out west increasing the danger. take a look at this video again from the sugar bowl resort. mares doing his best to ride-out the avalanche. luckily he isn'

ice and snow. >> yeah. that just happened. >> my ankle hurts your it -- ankle hurts. emily: he could be prosecuted. the ski resort says he and his friends went into a closed area. the snowboarders say they did not know the area was closed. randy: coming up this morning, a pop song for some parents-to-be. emily: the pregnancy announcement going viral this morning. erika? erika: then new at 5:30, a patriots linebacker to the rescue. darius fleming' s heroic move off the field. and a hanover man is determined to find treatment for als. lead to a cure. >> wednesdays at 4:30, and bring a year, and brand-new forecast.

cindy: it is 5:34 -- 5:24. textures in the teens. clouds from the overnight are moving out. you want to look up in the next hour or so before the sun comes up, because starting now right through february 20, you are going to be able to see i' ve planets in alignment. you want to look from the southwest to the southeastern sky. this hasn' t happened since 2005. you are going to be a to see this on clear mornings. check it out. we got mainly clear skies developing out there. lots of sunshine. some chilly winds to deal with.

up near 30 degrees. less wind tomorrow and all eyes on saturday. snow is going to be moving in late in the afternoon toward the evening. i will talk more about the timeline just ahead. randy: 5:24 and time for your thursday eyepoppers. olessa we don' t always love the snow. olessa: but this guy does. an artist in wisconsin is well-known for his impressive winter sculptures. this year of course, yoda. he' s not alone seems lots of people in that community like to sculpt their snow. we' ll have to try that out here. randy: this is wisconsin. they have to. and how about a couple that' s really raising the bar when it comes to pregnancy announcements. olessa: check it out. >> you know what it said it said yes. and now we' re going to be parents. randy: i love it. olessa: this florida couple reworked the lyrics to the whole song all of uptown funk to

celebrate their big news. obviously it' s gone viral. they had a tough time conceiving so they just wanted to celebrate in a big way. randy: i can' t blame them. they did a pretty nice job with it. emily: something to show the kids. new evidence for a ninth planet. the discovery that could make up for pluto' s demotion. and amazon is offering a refund for a popular holiday gift. the hazard that has the company reaching out to customers. take a live look here. this is from washington, d c, traffic backed up there. it did struggle overnight with snow.

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mid-atlantic braces of four a big storm. >> rescue crews forced to give narcan to a one-year-old. a scare in worcester. >> a big save off the field. her roads that have nothing to do with the playoffs. randy: taking action to end als. how this man is putting together a power team to find him a cure. announcer: you are watching wcvb, boston' s news leader. good morning, this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. emily: 5:30 on thursday morning. we are taking a look at traffic in d.c. good morning. i am emily reamer. randy: and i' m randy price with

cindy: they will probably get close to two feet. it has been 94 years since they have had 20 inches of snow or more in d.c.. a blizzard watch around the d.c. area. it is not just snow in this system. it will make reduced visibility. there will be wind impact. 95 over the next few days, you will have to deal with the system. yet. it will really evolve over the next 24 hours. of days.

teens and lower 20' s out the door now. not as much wind in the forecast. winds are out of the northwest, 10 to 20. wind chill' s will be holding in the teens. let' s get you out to the roads. olessa: not seeing too many problems. early. looking good south of town. a delay free -- you are quiet as you travel south on 93. problem thievery -- problem free along route 1. emily: right now a one-year-old is recovering after emergency crews used narcan to revive the child. the worcester telegram reports this happened in the same wellington street apartment where a 2-year-old child died back in september.

randy: right now it' s still unclear what caused this cab to explode in quincy. the driver and the passenger had just gotten out when the cab burst into flames along school street yesterday. thing on his phone. state lawmakers will debate a bill that would ban massachusetts drivers from even touching their cellphones behind the wheel. that includes making phone calls texting and driving is already >> the doors were locked. i could not get out. randy: but it was a member of the new england patriots to the this morning we' re hearing from a driver who is pretty lucky emily: the eyeopener' s antoinette antonio is live at gillette stadium with her story. >> the patriots will be back on the practice field today,

crash. he was driving home last thursday on route 1. he was crash. a 25-year-old woman was trapped in her car. darius fleming did not hesitate. would not open. i knew i had to get her out some way. she was trying to kick the window. i started kicking me window and it broke and i pulled her out. >> the entire front of the car was smashed. it was smoking. everything died inside of it. i was scared. >> the woman did not want to be identified, but she wanted to

the move to kick in the window left him with 22 stitches. it did not affect him in the game. we are live at gillette stadium this morning. randy: thank you. new evidence catching flemming and the pats in denver will cost you a pretty penny. no surprise there. one ticket search engine put average price at $596. there were some outer ring seats as low as $219. and for those rockefellers out there a field-level, sideline seats for just under $10,000. that' s the highest resale ticket price for an afc championship game since at least 2010. of course, you can stay home and let newscenter 5 take you there. mike lynch and bob halloran will be reporting live from denver beginning saturday night and all day sunday. emily: today the state should get an update on just how much money the plainridge slot parlor is making. plainridge reps will deliver

their quarterly report to the state gaming commission. the casino generated more than $11 million in gross gaming revenue in december. but the cash flow has been down every month for the past 5 months. a plan for an islamic cemetery in dudley is facing opposition. the islamic society of greater worcester bought a former dairy farm but still needs a special permit to operate a cemetery there. according to the worcester telegram, some neighbors are concerned about a burial ritual which sometimes means bodies are buried without caskets. they' re worried about possible water contamination. randy: right now, a man trying to cross a busy street is dead. the victim was hit as he was trying to cross route 9 in framingham last night. our partners at the metrowest daily news report the 25-year-old was in a crosswalk when he was struck. the driver who hit him was questioned by police. no charges have been filed. police impounded the car. lawmakers, clashing over whether the u.s. emily: the bill just blocked by congress.

a cure for als. the partnership he hopes will find a breakthrough, in just a few years. randy: and ahead in news to go, empty schools in detroit. the unusual protest, canceling

olessa: you can see traffic getting by without any problems. not seeing accidents yet. not seeing delays, either. construction delays picked up early. cindy: the wind is still out there. 10 to 20, gusting to 25. teens to 20 degrees this morning. upper 20' s to near 30 degrees this afternoon. lots of sunshine. quiet weather on friday. our storm we are watching will bring in some snow. much more to say about that ahead. emily: thank you. a hanover man on a mission to cure als. kevin gosnell is helping launch a new partnership today after he was diagnosed with the disease. the father of three is looking to find a treatment for als in just 4 years. gosnell says despite the highly successful ice bucket challenge, there is still a lack of

funding, and collaboration in the field. as a successful small business owner, he believes he can change that. >> i spent my entire life building teams, the more so, bringing the best out in people. a rare moment at the rhode island statehouse. both sides of the aisle standing together. a brave little boy the reason. >> the resolution passes. emily: dorian murray is living with terminal cancer. one of his final wishes is to be famous. and with #dstrongmovement, that' s exactly what' s happening. randy: narcan was used on a baby in worcester.

and an idea on the table today could affect every driver in the commonwealth. the plan to change behavior behind the wheel. and pluto could have a replacement. the new ninth planet.

randy: the eye-opener team ready with your news to go in worcester newton and foxborough. , emily: and erika is tracking some very sharp comments on the

campaign trail. we will get to that. first, we want to check in with cindy. randy: blizzard watch. cindy: it is for the d.c. area and the new york area from -- out to rhode island. you need to know what is happening. i put forecast snow out for big cities. d.c., baltimore, 18 to 24 inches. philadelphia, one foot to one foot and a half -- to one half e. major impacts with the snow, the wind, and the roads. there will be some bigger impacts. here locally, not expecting the significant impacts we have to the south. some snow moves in saturday afternoon and moves out monday morning area we will have strong wind along the coast line and

the storm will dive southward. as we get towards tomorrow morning, it is bringing ice and snow to parts of the deep south. into saturday morning, notice how the storm is ramping up coming off the carolina coast line. there will be heavy snow from new york down to d.c. it lists northward during the day on saturday. we are just starting to see the northernmost edge flirt with the south coast of new england. by lunchtime and early afternoon, the progress is northward. it is still mainly south of the pike. during the evening and overnight hours, it starts to come northward. you may bring in warmer air off the ocean. parts of the cape may flip to rain during the overnight hours into sunday morning. the potential is there

for three to six inches or more south of boston. from boston to worcester, we could see one to three. these are preliminary estimates. the numbers could change. near 30 with the wind whining down -- the wind winding down. olessa: one problem spot north of town. here is the accident, 93 south. the crashes by 125. some delays building back to 495. typical volume building down to spot pond and the leverett connector. eastbound, not a bad trip. south of town, you are doing ok. trains and buses are on schedule. randy: rescuers save a baby with narcan, the drug used to revive overdose victims. emily: the eyeopener' s frank

holland is live in worcester with the investigation into the alarming case. >> the little boy is expected to survive. police are looking for anything that may have contributed to the overdose of the one-year-old. the rescue happened in the same apartment where another two-year-old died. that happened in september. it is not clear how she died. the apartment is least by the two-year-old' s grandmother. narcan is often used to treat opioid overdoses, but investigators say a heart medication may have been involved. randy: governor baker is expected to address the opioid crisis in his state of the commonwealth speech tonight. you can watch it right here on channel 5 or streaming live on our wcvb mobile news apps. our coverage begins at 7:30, right after newscenter 5 at

>> state senators will debate a bill that makes it illegal to use the phone for anything while driving. it would go beyond the laws that ban texting while driving. the bill being debated today does not completely ban the use of phones, using accessories such as bluetooth. reporting live, todd cascade which. -- reporting live, todd. erika: sarah palin firing up conservatives, taking aim at president obama while campaigning in oklahoma with donald trump. >> our vets deserve a commander in chief who will let them do their job and go kick isis ' --. emily: she brought up the need to support veterans as she addressed her son track' s arrest this week for allegedly assaulting his girlfriend and threatening to shoot himself with an assault weapon. she says he'

s suffering from post traumatic stress. palin' s endorsement a blow to trump' s closest competitor for the republican nomination, ted cruz. a new wmur-cnn poll shows right now trump with 34% of new hampshire voters with cruz 20 points behind. >> patriots linebacker darius fleming, being hailed a hero after witnessing a crash and saving a woman trapped in her car. >> it was a freaky situation glad i was glad i was able to help her. heroic. >> that woman, not wanting the attention but wanting to thank pats linebacker. fleming was on route 1 in walpole last thursday headed home from practice when he saw the 3-car crash. he kicked in the window to get the woman out, forcing him to get 22 stitches. all of this happening just 2 days before the pats playoff win

antoinette antonio, newscenter 5. randy: a narrow escape in quincy, as a taxi cab exodes. it happened in the hancock house parking lot on school street yesterday afternoon. a neighbor caught the fire and explosion on camera. firefighters arrived at the scene within minutes and it only took them seconds to douse the flames. both the passenger and the driver got out safely. murder after three skeletons of babies home, where murray lived with murray' s lawyer will also try to suppress evidence. randy: senate democrats have have banned syrian and iraqi country. that' any democratic amendments to the bill. the house legislation would have

required new fbi background checks, and individual sign-offs from high-ranking federal officials, before the admittance of any refugee from syria or iraq. emily: detroit is hoping the courts will put an end to the massive teacher sick-out. the latest job action has forced more than 85 of the districts school' s to close, the school district has filed a lawsuit to try and stop teachers from calling in sick. the sick-out was timed to president obama' s detroit visit. randy: more americans are living past their 100th birthdays. according to federal health officials, the number is up by 44% since the year 2000. women account for more than 80% of centenarians. heart disease is the leading cause of death for people in that age group. major airlines are preparing for that huge snowstorm that' s headed for the northeast and mid-atlantic. american, southwest, and delta are among the top airlines, already issuing travel waivers to passengers flying this weekend. american includes customers flying today.

canceled. emily: amazon is offering refunds for hoverboards. that' s as concerns grow over the safety of the products, which have been deemed a fire hazard. the consumer product safety commission is investigating more than 3-dozen cases, where hoverboards burst into flames, or started smoking. despite the refund, amazon is still selling the hoverboards on its site. the buffalo bills make nfl history. the team has hired the league' s first ever full-time female coach. kathryn smith will serve as a special teams quality control coach. she' s been an nfl employee since 2003, and worked as an administrative assistant to bills head coach rex ryan last season. randy: the patriots take on the denver broncos this sunday in the semi-finals. and newscenter 5 will be there. mike lynch and bob halloran will have live reports from denver, beginning saturday night and all day sunday. emily: scientists say they now have solid evidence that a ninth planet does exist in our solar system.

big as neptune and far enough away to take 10,000 to 20,000 years to circle the sun. the planet hasn' t actually been seen yet. two scientists say they' ve used computer modeling and mathematics to determine that it is there. they expect a telescope sighting within 5 years. randy: next on the agenda is coming up with a name. the new pluto. cindy: 23 degrees in boston. a bit. not as windy out of the northwest. about 12 miles per hour. lots of lower 20' s up the coast. we will see temperatures climbed to near 30 degrees this afternoon. mostly sunny skies. somewhat of a wind chill.

pretty quiet tomorrow. you can see the energy here. this is diving towards the gulf coast. there is going to be severe weather in the southeast. by tomorrow morning, ice in the carolinas. by saturday morning, it really explodes coming off the north carolina coast line. this storm will be added speed -- will be at its peak strength . the snow will work into the day on saturday. the wind will come out of the east. there will be two high tides we will be watching. sunday morning at 11:00 a.m., we could have mine all -- we could have minor coastal flooding. by lunchtime on saturday, the

overnight, there may be rain mixing in on the mid-and outer cape. many of us see snow on saturday. it could reach into new hampshire before it starts to pull away. north of route two, amounts ramping up south of boston, the potential for three to six inches. there could be higher amounts. once we get past the storm on sunday, we will see improvements. look at the temperatures. 40 degrees by next week. a lot to watch in the days ahead. olessa: one accident on 93 southbound. let' s go to the maps and i will show you what i am talking about. into wilmington near 125, there is rash blocking a lane.

once you get back to --, you are in pretty good shape. on the pike, 15 495 to 128. 95, 24, route 3, they are doing ok. trains and buses, so far, this though good. randy: the t, getting bad marks for breakdowns. emily: why the mbta says the ranking, isn' t fair. and new this morning, design decisions, that could ruin a home sale. three things real estate experts say they would never do, ahead.

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