then a few flurries friday, but we head intthe weekend, mostly cloudy on saturday, but mild weather is going to come back out as early next week as the jet stream is going to lift to the north and we have another surge of warmer air coming in as get to sunday. fifty back for monday. we'll break down the forecast here today hour by hour as the eyeopener continues. randy: breaking overnight, a police officer, hurt in norwood. the traffic stop leading to trouble, and the arrest this morning. erika: also breaking, a high-speed crash leaves a driver seriously hurt. the abrupt ending to a 100-mile-an-hour escape attack. randy: on the eye for this wednesday morning. erika: we are live at the

morning learning more about the overnight confrontation. sera is there. we'll have an update. randy: we can see behind the police cruisers there, the snow is melting down. cindy: it is. it is itself has been melting because the temperatures haven't dipped below the freezing mark. you can see a couple of rain showers showing up on the radar. coastal parts of connecticut, rhode island and the cape as well. this threat is going to be with us for the next few hours. the temperatures, though, are in the lower 40's. no concern with icing out there this morning. 30's in worcester county. but we are above the freezing mark. showers associated with frontal boundary. it is slowly shifting offshore. through about 8:00 this morning, we'll keep the risk of

southeastern massachusetts. otherwise, just a lot of cloud cover out the door this morning. as get deeper into the day, notice how the clouds start to break for sunshine. temperatures starting out in the lower 40's. we may dip down a little bit mid to late morning before the temperatures come back. in the low nourts afternoon. it is that westerly wind, 10-15 miles per hour trying to bring in cooler air. with the sunshine, lower 40's. not bad this afternoon. average high this time of year is 36. not bad overall weather-wise. let's get you out to the roads. noiting out there. kevin: not bad on the roads. looking good downtown. work crews picked up. a fine ride 93 heading into downtown over the zakim bridge and the to be

a pretty decent ride here. nashua to burlington about 19 minutes. 93 south down to boston, that is a good ride. wide open for you. south of town still in good shape on the expressway. if you're taking the trains this morning, the e branch and the green line sst suspended between heath street and brigham circle. erika: breaking news right now. an officer struck by a car. randy: this all started in norwood. that's where the eyeopener's sera congi is live with what we know at this hour. reporter: this all happened around 2:00 h this morning. police stopped a suspect who had several arrest warrants. they were looking for him overnight. while the suspect wouldn't get out of his pickup truck, according to police, he took off. the door of the truck hit one of the police officers on the

surrounding communities as well as foxborough. the chase wound back where stitt police used stop sticks to puncture the truck's tires. eventually it crashed into a pole in norwood. the suspect and the passenger in the pickup truck are in the hospital. charges are expected but at this point it is unknown be. fortunately the police officers , -- police officer only suffered minor injuries. erika: thank youbreaking overnight, one person is in the hospital after a chase ends in a crash in mansfield. the sun chronicle reports an suv was going about 100-miles an hour when it crashed into a bridge on route 106. it happened just after 1:00 a.m, we're told the driver was . airlifted to the hospital. it's not clear how the chase started. breaking overnight, two people are dead, three others hurt after a shooting at a homeless encampment in seattle.

have died, after the group was targeted. two other women were rushed into surgery. nobody has been arrested, but police say they have persons of interest. right now police investigating a gruesome discovery turning a neighborhood into a crime scene. randy: this morning two people are dead leaving a lot of questions behind. the eyeopener's antoinette antonio is in peabody with what we know at this hour. reporter: a lot of questions this morning about what happened here outside of this home in peabody. police are investigating it as a murder-suicide. we know it was a grizzly scene. a man and woman found with knife wounds on the steps of this home. man. for some reason the man came to the home, attacked the woman and then killed himself. was a chilly long distance woman talking to the victim at the

>> she was on the phone with a relative in brazil. that relative heard a commotion and an altercation and the line went dead. >> that is when that relative called a local relative who then called police. this is winter street. police were looking for clues. they also towed the man's car. police are trying to determine the exact relationship between the 51-year-old victim who lived inside this home and the man accused of killing her and himself. we'll keep you posted. randy: right now a wisconsin man is under arrest, accused of plotting a terror attack at a masonic temple in milkwaukee. the f.b.i. says samy mohammed hamzeh planned to kill at least 30 people with a machine gun. two f.b.i. informants say he also had plans to travel to the

israeli soldiers. hamzeh is charged with firearm not registered to him. right now one person is dead and eight others are under remote oregon wildlife refuge comes to a violent end. protest leader ammon bundy is one of the people in custody this morning. he led an armed group that has taken over buildings at the refuge three weeks ago angry that two local ranchers were sent to prison for setting fires on local lands. the f.b.i. says one person was killed last night after shots were fired during a traffic stop. >> we're here for his family. we're here for him. we're here for the honor he brought the nation.

as his family makes a heart-breaking trip home without him. christopher orlando was one of 12 marines killed when two military helicopters collided in hawaii. their bodies haven't been found. but his community wanted to make sure his family knew they are not alone. they stood three deep lining main street with american flags last night for a hero's salute. >> he will always be part of the sea. he will always be part of the sky and whenever we look to the sea or the sky here we will remember him there too. erika: friends helped organize last night's tribute to orlando. they wanted to make it clear he's everybody's son and brother now. new this morning, two brookline police officers are joining a class action lawsuit accusing the town of racism. the complaint, filed yesterday, alleges there is a history of racial discrimination and retaliation on every level of town government. the globe reports the town, the board of selectman and several town officials are named in the suit. last night the selectman chair said they are working to address the concerns raised in the lawsuit.

plan today. the fiscal year starts in july. right now the state is looking at a $635 million gap in this budget for the fiscal year. that is likely to mean cuts for state agencies across the board. erika: commitment 2016. a major twist in the republican presidential race. there's a major new twist in the republican race. front-runner donald trump says he will not attend tomorrow's debate on fox news. trump has been feuding with fox news anchor megyn kelly since the first debate last summer. kelly will be one of the moderators tomorrow. democrat bernie sanders will hold a meeting with the president today. the private meeting is expected to be informal. it comes as both sanders and hillary clinton try to rev up voters in iowa. >> if you go to the caucus monday night and stand up for me there, i will work my heart out for you. >> when our people vote, we win

erika: polls show a tightening race between clinton and sanders, less than a week from the iowa caucuses. sanders is also turning attention to massachusetts today. he will open his third bay state office in springfield. newscenter 5's phil lipof will be reporting live in iowa for the lead-up to the caucuses beginning tomorrow on newscenter 5 at 4:30 p.m. and he'll join the eyeopener the morning after the votes are cast. randy: 10 minutes after 5:00. new recommendations this morning on who should be screened for depression. erika: the far-reaching suggestion and the people most at risk. also jpmorgan has an idea that could protect consumers from a.t.m. skimming. the new idea. randy: new this morning. three ways to spot a scam. erika: breaking overnight. a norwood police officer has minor injuries after being hit by a truck while trying to make an arrest. two suspects are now in custody. cindy?

rain showers for parts of the area this morning. another mild day but not as much as yesterday. we could see a few snow showers ahead. a look at the temperatures. is it january? sure doesn't feel like it. lots of 40's as you're heading

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some members of the team as well. erika: i'll be having brunch for a cause on saturday at the fireplace in brookline cindy will be there, too. we have all the information on restaurants and special guests on wcvb.com. just click on community. a great cause. the food bank. i may just stop in. erika: it is for a good cause. do you hear that outside? drip, drip, drip. cindy: we're getting some melting. average high temperature here in the late partor january is 36. we're running way above average. yesterday officially 51 degrees. the warmest we have been in about 10 days around here. we had a stretch of below average temperatures. we are running a couple of degrees above normal.

mid 30's is our average high. we'll settle back into the upper 30's heading into the weekend. that is still above average for this time of year. the real cold is up in canada. it looks as though it will stay locked up in canada for the short-term. no big cold coming back our way. look at these temperatures out the door. a few 30's in worcester county. worcester is 37. boston now is 42 and the temperatures may actually fall a couple of degrees here and gently work their way back up to where we are now heading into the afternoon. no big temperature changes today. the cape, 44 high the showers are coming out ahead of a frontal boundary that is kind of slowly pushing south and eastward. as long as this front is in the vicinity, we'll keep the risk for a couple of showers around and that will be the case for

that front shifts offshore, clouds start to break up around lunchtime and we'll see a mixture of clouds and sun. temperatures in the low 40's this afternoon. winds out of the west at 10-15 miles per hour. tonight we'll drop back down into the teens and 20's. after all of that melting today, i expect a refreeze today. watch out tomorrow morning. there could be a few icy spots. tomorrow is a quiet day. we're watching this storm head offshore. a little disturbance dropping in. the end result could be a few snow flurries on thursday and friday. notice how the clouds fill in. it is a cloudy day on friday and there might be one or two snow showers or flurries that work through in the afternoon. the focus is the coastline to our north. otherwise we head into the weekend and we're looking at the temperatures to climb again. starting out in the upper 30's here on saturday, but look at this sunday and early next week. the jet stream shifting northwest again.

look at that, monday, about 54 degrees. still in the 40's by tuesday. a stretch of mild weather. the january thaw. kevin: it is great. the roads are little bit wet this morning. shouldn't impede your ride too much. no heavy delays yet but nonetheless you're seeing a lot more company out of the flit towards columbia road. no big trouble here. route three still pretty quiet heading up into braintree. good ride in rhode island. west, no troubles yet from the pike. the pike takes 15 minutes to get from 495 into the western tolls. to the north, a speed limit trip for you. same with route one. the e branch of the green line

street and bigham circle. bus 39 making local stops. randy? randy: your health and new guidelines this morningsurrounding depression. a federal panel suggests all american adults be screened. but pregnant women and new moms are particularly at risk. >> i felt like i was navigating a bunch of hurdles on my own under complete duress. randy: jamie zahlaway belsito loves her two girls, but admits she felt out-of-sorts after giving birth. she thought she was alone. but doctors say 1 in 8 women will suffer depression either during pregnancy, or postpartum. a government advisory group now recommends expecting women and new moms get additional attention for depression screening. >> untreated depression has behavioral impacts both on

well as children in the home. randy: health officials recommend all physicians have systems in place for treatment, and follow-up care. your economy headlines for this wednesday morning. some airlines are now allowing customers to cancel or postpone trips to areas impacted by a dangerous mosquito-borne illness. zika. united and american are reacting allowing customers to rebook for a later date or get a refund. erika: chinese stocks sank overnight, as other asian markets rose, following gains on wall street. u.s. stocks jumped yesterday as the price of oil rose 4%. the dow added 282 points. right now, stock futures are lower. you may be able to take money from a.t.m.s with your phone. it cuseyuses the same

plenty of people want to boost their credit scores but scammers know it and they are looking for new ways to cash in. randy: consumer experts say there are three easy ways to spot a scam. first if, the company asks for payment before they do anything for your credit, second, if they ask you not to contact credit reporting agencies directly and finally if they suggest you use a number different than your social security number called a credit privacy number that they assign, those are often stolen identities. erika: it is 5:21. a toddler caught talking on the baby ter. -- monitor. randy: the prayer that has people talking this morning. we're following breaking news this morning in norwood. one police officer with minor injuries there after being hit

assigned to making an arrest. sera is there this morning. she will have a report next at

cindy: 5:24 on your wednesday

waking up to clouds in southeastern massachusetts. a couple of rain showers. you can see down around the vineyard, especially we're looking at showers. temperatures in the 40's. a little bit cooler in worcester county in the 30's. clouds give way to sunshine this afternoon. steady today. mild again tomorrow with sunshine. lower 40's, clouds and maybe a few flurries. temperatures in the upper 30's on frird. randy and erika? erika: thank you so much. it is 5:25. time for your eye poppers. randy: we start with a very cute, very thankful little girl. take a look at this. >> thank you, my daddy. thank you, my mommy. amen. erika: oh, my goodness. so cute. randy: a south carolina toddler

her parents were so anxious to watch the panthers, they didn't ask her to say her usual prayers. she just went ahead without them. erika: we're not sure where this happened. doesn't really matter. it is a person in a t-rex costume ice skating and doing a pretty good job. a little slipping happens. keeps his balance or her balance. hard to say. a little top heavy. very nice. randy: very nice. erika: better than i could do for sure. randy: me too. peyton manning under the microscope this morning. taking a closer look at this quarterback. erika: a change after a deadly crash on route 20. randy: sera will be with us. she is in norwood this morning

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>> now on newscenter 5 eyeopener randy: a chase ends in a wild crash. the details and the marathon bombing case could be hours away, including what could the revealing information about dzhokhar tsarnaev. erika: a grisly crime scene on a front porch. how the victims last words could give police clues. randy: fears about the zika virus hitting home. >> it is not worth the risk. randy: the choice of one woman and others on the eye. breaking news. a norwood police officer is driver. police say they officer tried to make an arrest at the time. sera congi is there at the

we will have an update in just a matter of minutes. thank you for joining us. erika: thanks for being up early with us. good morning. randy: warm out there this morning. cindy: it does not feel like january does it? 24 hours ago versus now. in the 40' s, boston, mid-30' s and was too. -- in worcester. everybody is safely abuzz the freezing mark -- abobve ve the freezing mark. in the cave, we are checking a couple of rain showers towards falmouth and hyannis and towards martha' s vineyard. these are slowly shifting north and east. coming ahead of a frontal boundary which is slowly working its way offshore. that trend is going to be with us into lunchtime. through the mid to late morning hours, there could be some

good idea to have a number low with you this morning. otherwise, clouds breaking for sunshine by lunchtime. a mixture of sunshine" into the afternoon. the temperatures which are starting above 40 in many areas may fall a couple of degrees once the sun comes up. morning. in. wins out of the west 10-15 miles an hour. s this afternoon. is 36. temperaturewise. u out to the roads. they will be damp along the south coast -- let' out kevin: to the roads. kevin:light volume, although picking up in some areas. downtown nice ride in over the tobin bridge. let' the north. 3 southbound so far so good. 93 is getting busier through 495

south of town, the expressway although getting busier, 10 minutes from braintree to the o' neill tunnel. route 3 also 10 minutes from route 53 in head over to the expressway. the rest of the south is looking good. service is suspended on the e branch of the greenline. randy: two breaking news we are following right now. erika: sera congi is live and nor word where an officer was hit by a truck overnight. sera: this norwood police officer was hit right the door of a pickup truck during this stop at 2:00 a.m. this morning. that officer expected to be ok. they stopped the driver who had several arrest warrant. vehicle. then, according to police, drove off in that is when the officer was hit by thedoor. other towns, the pickup truck hit a pole. charges are expected. it is unclear what the charges

the norwood police officer only suffering minor injuries. erika: thank you. breaking overnight, one person is in the hospital after a chase ends in a crash in mansfield. an suv was going about 100 miles bridge on route 106. started. randy: police are investigating a murder suicide in peabody. a man and woman were found with home on winter street. police say the woman knew the man who for some reason came to her home, attacked her and then killed himself. erika: right now one person is dead, 8 under arrest as the standoff at a remote oregon violent end. in custody. the group was angry two ranche rs were sent to prison for setting fires on federal land. waiting for you information that

hundreds of documents expected to be released as early as today. randy: doug meehan is at the federal courthouse with what that could show. doug: good morning. those documents not being released on till now. the judge presiding over the ed their released. it is going to be interesting prosecutors and lawyers for dzhokhar tsarnaev submitted a list of 600 court filings and exhibits that both sides agreed can be made public. dzhokhar tsarnaev was convicted and sentenced to death last year for his role in the 2013 attack. three people were killed and 260 injured. among the documents set to be unsealed -- search warrants, dna reports, and the fbi interview with dzhokhar tsarnaev. we do not have an exact timeline on when those documents will be

randy: right now safety several bad crashes on route 20 collision nine-month-old son. million emergency project included widening a part of the road, putting up dividers and new reflector strips. erika: 5 investigates with reaction after a man behind bars for decades find out a judge ordered a new trial. george parrat is elated. he' s been locked in a cage for 30 years for a crime he says he did not commit. the 1985 rape of an elderly woman in springfield. the fbi' s testimony about hair evidence was so flawed, he deserves a new trial. in his decision, the judge

>> it is also horrific to think about being sent to jail as a teenager and spending the rest of your life in jail for a crime he did not commit. erika: his attorneys will ask you be released on bail. no response from the hampden county district attorney on whether they will appeal. a deadly accident on route 2 128. randy: a plane crash survivors sharing their experience in the terrifying moments when one man thought he was trapped in the burning debris. >> a norwood police officer recovering after being hit by a truck overnight. sera pannouncer: where do you line up with john kasich on the issues?

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randy: good morning. kevin: checking your roadways. things are heating up along the expressway. picking up problems on 495 in the west for stretch. celtic a possible truck fire. -- sounds like a possible truck fire. cindy: warming up for some rain right now. the roads might be wet along the cape. these showers may linger through mid-to-late morning and then clouds breaking for a sunshine. we will enjoy another mild afternoon with temperatures above average in the lower 40' s into tomorrow. it does get colder on friday with a lot of clouds and a few

erika: today sounds great. a special congratulations to oliver ames coach who broke the all-time state record for girls basketball victories last night with the win over king phillips. she has 634 career wins and two state titles in 40 years of coaching. a marathon bombing survivor is returning to the marathon as a competitor. the professional dancer lost a leg in the attacks she has 18 marathon. she will run to raise money for the limbs for life foundation which provides prosthetics to entities who cannot afford them. police say new york city made a special delivery. they stopped traffic during rush hour to help a mother gave birth. it was a success. you can see one officer carrying the newborn to the endless. they tweeted the picture of nicola wong.

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erika: cindy has your forecast. we are starting off some warm today. feels like spring. cindy: yesterday, 51 in boston. tracking rain showers on the cape. when you think that' s what we were dealing with a year ago. quite a difference. this is just the beginning of our snow blitz. we were in the midst of our first blizzard where we got over two feet of snow. there would be three more storms coming in 3.5 weeks taking us to valentine' s day. you remember last weather. not a repeat. we are looking at above average temperatures. not the 50 we had yesterday but 40' s the next couple days. even as we head into the weekend, upper 30' s. and average high this time of year is only in the mid 30' s. we have got reading starting out in the low 40' s this money. coldest temperatures through worcester county. notice of boston where 42. temperatures may actually fall a

then we start to rebound back into the low 40' s this afternoon. the temperatures are not going to change a whole lot. we have a lot of clouds out there this morning. even a few showers along the south coast and the cape. from new bedford up toward sandwich out to the outer cape, a couple of showers around, sprinkles. everything very light on the vineyard. as this continues to shift offshore, through late morning, the threat for showers will diminish. have an umbrella with you this morning. the clouds around lunchtime beginning to break. we will see a mix of clouds and sunshine this afternoon. with a westerly breeze the wind dies down with skies clearing. it falls back into the teens and 20' s overnight. watch for a re-freeze tomorrow morning after melting today. but another mild afternoon tomorrow with temperatures in the low 40' s. on friday, a few flurries in the forecast. we watch a storm offshore. and a disturbance approaching from the west. it still looks like these two features remain separate.

snow showers but there may be some snow across coastal parts of maine later friday and friday night. let' s gave back out to the roads. kevin: we' ll take a look at our live shot, 93 coming down under somerville. heading into downtown. tobin not too bad coming in from chelsea. let' s go up to the north. our first trouble spot of the morning. up in the westford stretch, 495 northbound. sounds like a box truck fire. arriving. route 3 not too bad. 128, get beyond that you start somerville. route 3 slowing to the split, as is 93 getting by route 37. so far so good on 24 and 95.

suspended -- route 34 buses making all the local stops. erika: we a re following breaking news right now. police officer hit by a truck overnight. randy: sera congi is a norwood with what we know now. sera: the norwood police officer is expected to be ok after getting hit by the door of a pickup truck. this happened around 2:00 a.m. the smarter police stopped the driver who had several arrest warrants. he would not get out of the vehicle and then drove off. that is when the officer on scene was hit. after a high-speed chase through walpole,the pickup truck hit a pole in norwood. charges are expected. at this point, it is unclear what those charges will be. the officer is expected to be ok, suffering only minor injuries. erika: also breaking overnight, a high-speed chase comes to a

an suv an hour when it crashed into a bridge on route 106. we are told the driver was slowed -- flown to a hospital. randy: in seattle, two people are dead, three others heard kamman. -- encampment. a man and woman have died after the group was targeted. surgery. nobody has been arrested but in the case. >> a gruesome scene on the front porch of this peabody home. a woman stabbed to death. the suspect killing himself. police are investigating this case as a murder suicide. it was a chilling final so-called that led police here. they say the victim was on the phone with family in brazil when that relative heard the commotion and the phone line went dead.

police are trying to determine the relationship between the 51-year-old victim who lived in accused of killing her and then killing himself. they also are still searching suicide. randy: >> we are about to get our hands on some new details surrounding one of the boston marathon made public. here is the deal. both prosecutors and defense attorneys have put forth a list of 600 court findings and exhibits from the trial of dzhokhar tsarnaev. the judge has agreed to release them, including search warrants, dna reports and statements from expert witnesses. the u.s. district court judge george o' toole did not say exactly when those -- that information will be made public. dzhokhar tsarnaev was convicted and sentenced to death in 2013 for the bombings of those boston

10 minutes before 6:00 p concerns growing about the zika vurs. -- virus. among many canceling vacation plans. >> it is absolutely not worth the risk of to put the baby in harms way. i think if anything, were it to happen, we would not be able to live with the guilt. that is why it was a no-brainer for us. randy: some airlines are allowing customers to cancel mosquito-borne virus, including to mosquito-borne virus. erika: two men who plane crash in new hampshire are saying thank you to the people who saved them. they suffered serious injuries when their small plane went down in north hampton this summer. they believe a shift in the wind cause the problems after take off.

>> the only door was on the right side. it was jammed. at that point, the fire started to come into the plane. caught hhis ar -- his arm on fire. erika: cross got up i went back into the flames to save his friend. they told us responders they were grateful for the support and treatment they got there. a freak accident under investigation on route 128 in lexington. a tire flying of a pickup truck killing a man driving the car on the other side of the highway. police only saying he is fomr lexington. no charges against the 19 woman the 19-year-old behind the wheel. randy: abe vigoda has died. he is best known for playing fish in the 1970' s sitcom "

in 1982, people magazine mistakenly referred to him as the late abe vigoda. as he continued to work into his 80' s. erika: a big boost for weight watcher stock after one tweet from opera. oprah tweeted losing' s 26 pounds. shares soared 28%. the company' s market value rose $150 million. randy: the nfl is looking into allegations that peyton has used human growth hormones. the allegations first made by al jazeera claim the banned substances were delivered to manning' s wife. manning denies using them. the league conducting a review. erika: the bruins heading into the all-star break with an embarrassing loss and a health scare. the

mass general for an illness. he does have a history of an abnormal heart rhythm. the rest of the b' s barely showed up. anaheim scored four goals in a row. the b' s lose this one 6-2. randy: this is an unusual one. u.s. customs agents arrested an airline passenger trying to smuggle live birds in his pants. the man was a passenger on a flight from cuba to florida. he was kicked up miami early this mod. customs agent said he was concealing six birds in a fanyy ny pack. the birds were turned over to the department of agriculture. excusing, sir, are your pants chirping? erika: what a loon. good one. there? s talk about our wow.

well above average. we are running about two degrees above what would be considered normal. starting off this morning on the mild side. low 40' s out the door. a westerly wind at 12 miles per hour. not as strong today but that westerly wind is going to bring in some drier air. we have got close this morning associated with a frontal boundary. a couple showers on the south coast and the cape. behind that front, the air does not get much colder until you get north of the border. there is some chilly air in canada. a mild start, lower 40' s. a few 30' s after worcester county but everybody above the freezing mark. there are these showers scanning the south coast. most of the activity is south of middleborough. it is very light. but a good idea in this area to have an umbrella with you because for the next two hours, we do have a risk of a couple more showers.

re drying out by lunchtime. clouds breaking for sunshine. a mixture of sunshine in class this afternoon. temperatures holding in the lower 40' s. all that melting that happens today is going to re-freeze. we are down in the teens and 20' s tomorrow. we are between systems but as this disturbance presses on friday there may be some interaction with the storm offshore. the book of the moisture stays offshore but the rest, a few flurries closer to the coast line on friday. wow, look what is happening with the jet stream as we head toward sunday and especially early next week. the jet stream lifting to the north. that puts us in mild temperatures for this time of fear. look at that on monday -- high temperatures back into the 50' s. the january thaw may linger into february. kevin: it is getting busy. we have our first trouble spot. it is not downtown.

no troubles along the river roads or airport tunnels. let' s go to the north. a troubled 495 northbound after boston road. a truck fire. emergency crews are on the scene. you may want to expect delays if you' re heading out the door through that stretch this morning. 93 busy after 495. at 128, somerville stretch, 128 looking good. south of town, the expressway heavy into east milton. 93 slow getting by 37. randy: a norwood police officer