>> hillary clinton's high stakes' moment in the leadup to the general election. the speech and where she goes from here. >> a man accused of trying to kidnap and rape a woman in winthrop. the demand he made and how the case >> brady keep things low key. his elusive moves and the new attention on his temporary replacement. it's on the eye on this friday. >> it is the morning after, and the push is on, good friday morning. i'm erika tarantal. >> i'm randy price. with us is ed harding. he's just outside philadelphia

we want to get to cindy with the rain coming down this morning. >> it's raining. that is a welcome this thing foa lot of us. steadier, light rain generally, kind of moving slowly from west to east across the state right now. you get into the darker greens and the yellows, and we have more moderate rain coming down. some embedded, heavier pockets of rain. around framingham towards boylston, and more to the north, southwest new hampshire, especially, and even parts of the north shore, and back to the low. we're seeing the pockets of where the rain is coming down the area with heaviest rain will shift down into southeastern massachusetts. that's where we have a flash flood watch. there could be some localized flooding here. we're watching an area of low pressure to the south getting better organized. and you can see that there is lightning in the water south of long island. this low is going to track too far south to bring that heavy rain everywhere but it will focus over southeastern massachusetts mid-day into the afternoon. so in boston, we're going to dry things out later this morning. clouds may break for sunshine

good portion of us. by lunchtime it is tapering off, but look at this through the afternoon. the heavy downpours focusing here across southeastern massachusetts, and rainfall rates over an inch an hour, and that could lead to poor drainage flooding. if you are traveling down that way today, light rain. >> you can see it, in summerville, and you can see the volume starting to build just a bit here, really not too busy yet. let's get to the maps. the rest of your ride, qet traffic, looks good. and your ride on the expressway, about 25, braintree into boston. that is the busiest spot. eastbound on the pike, 15 minutes. more volume towards austin and brighten and as you travel on 93, a bit of a delay out of methuen and we're in great shape into boston. trains and buses also on schedule. i'm olessa stepanova. that's a look at your traffic. >> i accept your nomination!

>> and this morning, it's truly onto november. hillary clinton and donald trump will now go head-to-head for every vote across the country. >> right now the democrats focused on the road out of philadelphia. our ed harding is outside of philly with a look at what comes next. good morning. >> and erika and randy, it's a light rain here in new jersey, suburban philadelphia right now but everybody in that light rain is backing up and moving onto the next step. and for the clinton and kaine, they will move into ohio. it was clearly the speech of the secretary's political life. she stepped up to address one campaign obstacle head-on. here it is. >> through all these years of public service, the service part has always come easier to me than the public part.

>> the former first lady was introduced by her daughter, chelsea, who tried to highlight her mother's warmer side, and clinton, herself tried to do that as well talking about how she starred her career. even references times spent in new bedford, campaigning for the education for the disabled but also took an aim at her rival and his bid to be commander in chief. >> donald trump says, and this is a isis than the generals do." no, donald, you don't. >> and if you were listening real closely to the speech last night, and many were focused on the speech itself, you could perhaps hear in the background people chanting hillary! effectively what they were doing was trying to drown out some chants of anti-clinton going on in the arena at that time. they were often drowned out by

supporters. our democratic analyst this morning, how big of a bounce will hillary get? >> hillary clinton, i think, will drop down a bit but for the most part this will be a hard-fought even race all the way through november 8. what they are gearing up for is to settle in. when you hit labor day, it goes so fast. there is no looking back. >> so here we are, roughly 100 election. one of the buses that takes people out of here is just pulling out. so here we are, 100 days away from the election in november itself. today the work begins. the real general election work. last night i spent the night with the massachusetts delegation during the speech to check on what they are doing next and here it is. >> what's the next step. >> organize, organize, organize. >> our politics is local. and we work together to make things work. we're all democrats.

a lot of, you know, sort of retail. >> it's really about canvassing the neighborhoods. >> clinton's speech last night went roughly an hour. a few seconds under an hour. the question this morning, how much was correct? how much was marginally correct? how much was not correct? we're checking the facts this morning and we'll be back with that in a bit. erika. >> very good. thanks so much. donald trump reacting to clinton's speech. he tweeted, "no one has worse corruption and devastation follows her wherever she goes." earlier at a campaign in iowa he had this to say about the dnc. >> you know i've been watching these speeches at night. and boy am i getting hit. oh! oh! i am getting hit, and they don't mean it, and there is a lot of lies being told but i guess that they have to do their thing. >> donald trump also accused senator bernie sanders of

convention taking his own shots at donald trump. the father of a muslim american marine, awarded the purple heart after he was killed in iraq called on trump to visit arlington national cemetery for some perspective. >> go and look at the grave of brave patriots who died defending the united states of america. you will see all faiths, genders, and you have sacrificed nothing, and no one -- >> khizr khan says the comments smear the memory of his son. you can watch more of the speeches on wcvb.com and on our mobile news app. >> breaking overnight, one person is dead after a crash involving a car and tractor trailer. this happened in plainville. police say that the car ran into

on washington street. a 15-year-old passenger in the car was also seriously injured. she was taken to a rhode island hospital for treatment. plainville and state police are investigating the crash. right now, a lynn man is behind bars charged with trying to kidnap and rape a woman in winthrop. and that's not the only disturbing accusation. the eye's sera congi in east boston now where that man will be facing a judge also face a charge of child endangerment, and that is because according to police while this attack got underway his three-year-old daughter was nearby in the back seat of his car. police say that gerardo portillo pulled up next to the victim on monday night. he asked her to get in the car. the woman refused and walked down an ally to get away from him. that is when police say the man got out and attacked her while

seat. >> he had total disregard for what his daughter was witnessing and seeing and disregard for any respect for women in general. >> the man was scared off when the woman was screaming. she was able to get the license plate number and get that to police, and that is how they tracked him down, so today in court, he will be facing charges for attempted kidnapping, assault, and as well as child endangerment, and police are trying to figure out if he's had live this morning in east boston, sera congi, wcvb. >> thank you. the ms pca has received a $2 million donation to help handle a massive animal cruelty case. hundreds of animals were found at this farm. farmers are going to be donating their equipment to help handle the animals. more than a dozen people are

>> patriots training camp is in full swing, and all eyes are on this guy, the backup quarterback for tom brady. the temporary starter certainly is in the spotlight now. antoinette antonio is live at gillette where he will be back on the field today. antoinette. >> and erika, he certainly was in the spotlight and today that will be the case also as training camp gets underway once again here at gillette stadium. yesterday a lot of jimmy garafolo. there was some major fan love for no. 12. thousands showing up with signs in support of brady and calls to fire commissioner roger goodell. the pre-season begins in less than two weeks before brady served his four-game regular season suspension. garoppolo says he is ready to step up. >> it's a great opportunity. got to go out there and take

get one so you need to make the best of it. >> brady was all business. he did not really mingle with the fans, and he walked in and out through a secluded gate away from reporters. training camp practice gets underway once again this morning at 9:15 here at gillette. we're live in foxborough, antoinette antonio, wcvb. >> thanks so much. 6:11 right now. governor baker veto as bill to require health care coverage for lyme disease. >> his and a new hampshire inmate here makes a bone escape attempt. how he manages to get away, and he was still in shackles. >> 50,000 bees take over a home in texas. that story. >> and this behind me, welcomed rain finally falling across much of the area right now. how long it lasts is all ahead. first, a closer look at the

and the islands not getting too much rain but that will change. it is a muggy start for all. take a look. 77 degrees with that light rain falling as you head out the door

>> good morning, eyeopener. >> hello, everybody, it's happy, happy, saturday! >> it's friday! it's friday! it's happy, happy, friday! >> we love that. thank you 4th graders from thomas carroll. they did this before they left for summer break so we might enjoy it sometime during the summer, and we are today. just a little friday celebrat >> you have got to love fridays and the rain. >> unfortunately it will not do this all day long. i think the heaviest rain will come this morning and taper off. the area of rain will shift into southeastern massachusetts. abnormally dry there, moderate to severe drought. our rainfall deficit near 6.5 inches in boston and over

we have a flash flood watch. we may see downpours that could lead to localized poor drainage flooding so that is a concern this morning and this afternoon. what we're watching is an area of low pressure. it will track to the south as it heads out to sea to bring that rain threat to everyone but as we get towards mid-day and early afternoon you can see a lot of these thunderstorms in the waters to the south, and they are associated with that low, and they are going to lift massachusetts so that is the concern at lunchtime and early this afternoon. right now we have a steadier, lighter rain falling across a good portion of the area. we'll soak in it as long as we can. steady rain, and you can see the darker green. it gets heavier, metro west and worcester county, and as you head north, you run into the yellows. this indicating the heavier downpours, and everything moving slowly. we need this rain to stick around, a lot of clouds and light rain falling around

is, dewpoints in the 70s, and temperatures in the 70s this morning, and that's why they are going to stay around boston, and you can see the heaviest rain is pretty much over by lunchtime and the skies brighten later on. and it will do that north and west of town, where the temperatures may pop. and winds turn to the northeast, and we're going to stay in the 70s. steadier rain through 9:00, 10:00, and by lunchtime, look what happens, we are turning off to the rain here, north and west of town. and look at these heavier the islands where there could be some thunder and lightning as well. and when the rain comes down really hard, it could lead to that poor drainage flooding so a heads up. this is shifting off the shore by mid to late afternoon, and going to leave behind an inch of rain or so. rain is the heaviest elsewhere probably less than a quarter.

>> in your health this morning, a bill that would have required health insurance to cover the costs of certain treatment for chronic lyme disease, governor charlie baker said there is too much uncertainty about the effectiveness of long-term antibiotic therapy. he did file a compromise plan that would give access to other treatment for the illnesses.

a situation so big it kept a couple up at night. >> and their nightmare and a first of the situation, tops new at 6:30. and a pilot's fast move it avoid a disaster. >> a dangerous new problem in the opioid fight. how people are outstarting it. >> and hillary clinton's k nc

>> 6:23 on ari area am and that's going to be the case here in the morning hours. darker greens out there. worcester county, we have heavier rain and the yellows up across the north shore indicating some downpours, so rain with occasional downpours. if you are thinking out this morning, it is raining hard, you may see an area of low pressure to the south, and that will track to the south and focus on heavy downpours, mid-day into afternoon along the south coast ask the cape, we have a flash flood watch.

saturday, the pick day of the weekend, sun and clouds, and a few more showers on sunday. randy. >> all right, it's time for friday eyepoppers. >> there is not for the squeamish. how would you like to share your home with 60,000 bees. it was so bad that the couple was getting stung while they slept. why would you sleep there? a professional came in and removed the bees. hed dozen times. so -- >> oh, boy. house for sale. >> yes, or demolition. >> and we have to follow that up with a dose of adorable. welcoming his first baby penguin, the zoo opened the exhibit last year. the zoo brought a penguin, for the first time he is now ready to join his friends in the

>> so cute, and i am sure they are going to have a naming contest. >> oh, probably, of course. do you have any ideas? >> pauley the penguin. >> we like it. done! you win. >> how they likely came to life by committing a crime and murder charges dropped in a high profile case. why prosecutors will not pursue the suspect. we're coming right back. >> friends or colleagues, if your favorite neighborhood restaurant, go to dinner for a wine or cocktail, is a popular way to socialize and network. and just like the jingle from the show, cheers, sometimes you want to go where everyone knows your name. highlighting an age old turf battle between city hall and boston area legislators, beacon hill is scheduled to consider a municipal reform bill that would provide all cities and towns in

exception of boston. it's an opportunity to take control of their liquor licensing. if the governor and legislature want to reform the laws, many dating back to well before prohibition, why exclude boston? the governor's staff by way of explanation points out that the city was already granted licenses last year. that is, of course, a short-term perspective, the question is not over how many licenses will be awarded, but who has the right to determine the amount and approval of liquor licenses. and ultimately, overs if mayor walsh and the city councilor have their way additional permits would be granted to boston's diverse neighborhoods, rather than focusing on downtown. walsh and presley are looking for that long-term fix. and if successful, creation of these opportunities for the fortunate neighborhood owners, and jobs for local residents, goes hand in hand with the city's development of boston's main street districts. it's time for boston to have the autonomy, that other cities

a responsibility for a successful plan will then fall on the mayor's office shoulders, an obligation that he and the city council are more than ready

>> a man you can bait with a

with no weapons. >> hillary clinton takes aim as the general election really begins. >> we're fact checking her speech live in philadelphia. >> a man charged with trying to kidnap and rape a woman in winthrop but those aren't the only disturbing accusations he will face today. >> rain is falling in parts of massachusetts. cindy has the time line for who gets the most. >> friday mornin boston. and good morning, thank you for joining us this morning. >> i'm randy price. >> and i'm erika tarantal. happy friday here with cindy and olessa and we see the rain. we need the rain. >> we do. >> i wish it would rain like this all day long. we need it desperately. i think the steadiest rain is falling, it is widespread this morning, and that's going to focus itself this afternoon, and across southeastern massachusetts before it tapers

so we have the rain falling now, and this is a lighter rain, there are embedded rain, we can see the darker greens and the yellows after metro west, and into worcester county, and the downpours here a bit more numerous across southern new hampshire, and even on the north shore, you can see towards new newbury into decent rain. the focus will shift towards lunchtime and through early this afternoon. down here across the south coast, the cape and the islands, and this is where the downpour flooding. there is an area of low pressure that will track farther south. temperatures in the 70s. notice, after lunchtime, the rain is done in the boston area, so the steadiest rain this morning, by lunchtime we're starting to taper that rain off north and west of town but notice the downpours, the south coast and the cape and islands

and you can see the rates over an inch an hour, and that's what could lead to some of that poor drainage flooding. the roads are damp, not enough to stint the drought. >> it's quiet on the roads, too. thank you, cindy. we are watching train delays. first a live look at the pike, and this is a check by austin and brighten. a few more cars heading eastbound. over to the maps the rest of your ride is quiet. volume building in canton, and 24 looks good, route 3, and your rideth to 30 braintree into boston. and the pike, still 15 minutes, 495 to 128, and 93 south, a bit of volume out of methuen as you travel through and on route 3, and then once again 93 stop and go down to the spot pond and the lever connector. train delays we're watching this morning. we have moderate delays on the c branch. green line and minor delays on the blue line. randy price and erika. >> thanks so much. right now the balloons and

philadelphia. and this morning, both campaigns will be hitting the campaign trail hard. >> and ed harding is outside with a closer look at what hillary clinton got right and what she got wrong last night. good morning. >> good morning to you. well, we are talking about laural, new jersey. suburban, philadelphia with the rain that cindy was talking about, just a few minutes ago, and it has extended back here. it's steady in new jersey with the rain right now. of course everyone is talking this morning about the speech at plenty of people are pouring over what was the biggest speech of her career, and one of her favorite targets, of course, was donald trump. >> donald trump says that he wants to make america great again. well, he could start by making things in america again. >> the secretary, of course, is accusing trump of outsourcing his branded products overseas. this is true.

trump's men's wear line and products for his hotels are made in other countries like mexico and china. last night clinton also made promises including bun on education, and i am quoting, "bernie sanders and i will work together to make college tuition free for the middle class and debt-free for all." this one is not quite true. her plan does include television free education for students who go on to an instate public college or university for families earning less than them paying for room and board, which can run nearly $20,000 over four years. as we continue this morning live from new jersey ahead in news to go, donald trump's claims, just ahead in a couple of minutes. back to you. >> ed, thanks so much for that. breaking news right now, one police officer is dead. a second hurt after a shooting in san diego. it's not clear what kicks off the violence. police say a suspect is in custody.

this happened on washington street last night. the 15-year-old passenger in the car was also seriously injured. >> and right now a lynn man is due in court charged with trying to kidnap and rape a woman in winthrop. police say that he tried to get the victim into his car and chased her and attacked her. his three-year-old daughter was allegedly in the back seat at the time. and right now, a city split in two, on one end, demonstrators for black lives matter, at the other, the police union feeling excluded, it's all over a black lives matter banner hanging at somerville city hall. two rallies were held. the police union saying that it certainly opposes excessive force but they say the message the banner sends is demoralizing to the officers. they fear retaliation after the recent deaths of five officers in dallas. black lives matter says that it is a peaceful organization. the mayor hopes that the

wants to be part of the change. he's had an opportunity to come forward but we're not going to turn back the clock on policing. >> the mayor says the banner will stay, along with one that honors the police officers lost in dallas. >> boston city hall is pressuring the departments to cut more off the overtime cost in an effort to rein in expenses. the chief financial officer is urging the departments, like police and fire to shave an additional 5% off of overtime. 11.6 million and the savings would help to pay for core city programs like education and curbing homelessness. and people are struggling with addiction, getting around required drug tests. >> 5 investigates how they are outsmarting the system and flames burst out of a plane engine, the cause of this scare for passengers. >> and ahead in news to go, melania trump's website disappears.

>> good morning. a live look outside at the expressway, a check by the gas tank, northbound heading to the top of the screen, a 30-minute ride, braintree into boston, but so far, we're accident-free, and

delays and the c branch of the green line moderate delays, everything else running on schedule. we're going to have to dust off that umbrella today. >> it's been a while, we need this rain, the steadiest rain is this morning, for most of the area, and you can see it is out there, and the exception down along the south coast and the islands, that changes late morning to early afternoon, downpours could lead to flash flooding and that's why it is red. it is an impacts weather day, and muggy today, and the humidity drops overnight, and it's less humid showers return on sunday. >> cindy, thanks so much, five investigates now the dangerous drug fen nil, more potent than heroin, is not always detected in the straight drug test and is users know it. and nathan lemere is recovering. he tells our karen anderson fentanyl was his drug of choice because he knew his sober home didn't test for it. five investigates also found it's not covered in probation drug tests at courthouses. some believe it's pushing heroin

>> it's frustrating, both because we are trying and working in a multi-pronged way to address the escalating numbers of fatal overdoses. so here's a new reason that people would engage in this risky behavior. >> this is not a joke any more. people are dying every day. we need help and to open our arms up to people and invest in the knowledge of fentanyl, and than heroin and people are dying. >> the probation commissioner declined to speak on the camera but did tell us that the department will soon begin random testing for fentanyl at courthouse check-ins. >> 6:41. key moments from the end of the democratic national convention, and a major development in a murder case. ahead in news to go this morning.

>> the reason for this serenade, onboard a flight to the united

>> the eyeopener team ready with your news to go. ed harding leading our convention coverage outside of philadelphia. sierra is in east boston, and antoinette, following the patriots' training camp in

with cindy, and we're watching the rain. >> the heavy stuff is in the ocean. >> it is, and you can see the arrow indicating where it's going. unfortunately. not up but out to sea, but some of that is going to clip the south coast cape and the islands. so that's the area that i am most concerned about as we get deeper into the morning. widespread lighter rain this morning for a lot of us, and it kind of tapers off this afternoon and this evening, so it is not going to rain all day, and it's steadier, and generally lighter rain that is falling out there this morning, and the area, so you want to slow 24 down while we have it and get as much out of it as we can. we need it. and darker green showing up in metro west out into worcester county, more moderate rain falling, and then you get to the north, we have yellows here across new hampshire, and north of manchester and newbury and up to the port smith area where the rain is coming down harder, but the focus is here along the south coast, and cape and the islands, and as we get towards lunchtime and afternoon, for some of these downpours that develop, could lead to flash

in terms of how much, it's under a quarter of an inch for a lot of us, the pike on northward but along the south coast, the cape and the islands, this is where we could see more. and the downpours could produce the flash flooding. it is organizing to the south. out ahead of it, wow, you is it humid, dewpoints are running in the 70s, and very soupy air in place, and temperatures themselves, upwards of 70 in most areas, and we're going to hold in the 70s, boston south and east and may top 80 degrees north and west of town, a rain tapers off there first, and it will do that by lunchtime, but notice the downpours here along the south coast and the cape and islands to 2:00, 3:00, and we're kind of winding things down, and we'll clear out, saturday looks like the pick day of the weekend, and back up over 80, and a few showers returning on sunday. and let's get you back out to the afternoon roadways this morning, olessa. >> wet, thank you. a live look outside, also busy here on the expressway, this is by the gas tank, northbound side, some volume now in place. let's get to the maps. overall we're in good shape.

traffic. 95, volume is building. and you can see that red shading here in canton, and if you are traveling the expressway, a half-hour, braintree into boston, and eastbound on the pike, we're in great shape, a 15-minute ride to 128, and 93 south, it looks good out of methuen, volume picks up approaching the lever connector. and we are watching train delays, we have delays on the blue line, and those are moderate and the c branch of the green line. >> thanks so much, breaking news, one police officer is dead and another is were shot in san diego. it's unclear what started the violence around 2:00 this morning our time. the second officer is currently in surgery, and the condition unknown right now. the suspect is in custody. the democratic national convention is over and the push for november is on. >> and ed harding has been there for us this week, and ed, looks at the next moves on the campaign trail this morning. ed.

the trail. they will leave here from the philadelphia area, and they will go right through pennsylvania, and right into ohio, and move on from there. the newly minted democratic team of clinton and kaine have two rallies in the quaker state today. donald trump and mike pence, the republican ticket, they are in three states. colorado, indiana, and ohio. and it was last night here in philadelphia that clinton tried to paint a personal portrait while targeting her political rival. >> powerful forces bonds of trust and respect are fraying. we have to decide whether we will all work together so we can all rise together. >> clinton also acknowledged in her speech that even after all of her time in public life, if you add it up, it's quite some time, some people don't know what to make of her. so the question this morning is,

has she done enough to change that? there is still 100 days to go to find the answer to that. we'll know on november 8. right now, live in mount laural, new jersey, i'm ed harding, newscenter 5. back to you. >> great to have you with us and thanks so much. donald trump reacting overnight to clinton's speech. tweeting, "no one has worse jim than hillary clinton, corruption and devastation follows her wherever she goes." meantime this morning, melania trump is facing new controversye been taken down. the candidate's wife has claimed or had claimed that she received an undergraduate degree in slovenia while reporters pointed out that she didn't graduate leaving after her first year to pursue modeling. on twitter, melania trump said the site was taken down because it did not accurately reflect her business and personal interests. >> a lynn man will face a judge today for allegedly attacking a woman while his three-year-old daughter was nearby in the back

this happened in winthrop on revere street. police say portillo first tried to get the woman into his car but she refused. he follows alongside her so she ducks into an ally to escape. but police say he gets out and that's when she was assaulted. while the suspect's toddler was still in the vehicle. he faces charges of assault, attempted kidnapping, and as well as child endangerment. live in front of the east boston district courthouse, sera wcvb. >> and police are investigating a deadly crash on route 1. police say that a car ran into the back of a tractor trailer near the now closed truck stop on washington street. a 15-year-old passenger in the car was seriously hurt. she was taken to a rhode island hospital. >> a great white shark tagged off cape cod. this one off the coast, and here's a closer look. the 11-foot long shark was

shark conserve answered. >> murder charges are dismissed against the man accused in the 2001 murder of washington intern chandra levy. prosecutors said that they could no longer prove their case against this man. a spoab said it was based on unforeseen developments. he was convicted in 2010 of killing and robbing levy but a new trial was granted after an appeal. prosecutors will not pursue the retrial. ? glory, glory, hallelujah, his truth is marching on ? >> a choir group from iowa surprised a plane full of passengers with this tribute to a world war ii veteran. the group was on the plane heading from germany back to the u.s. when the pilot announced an army private was escorting the remains of the soldier back to houston, and that's when the group put on this impromptu

this jetliner's engine and forced the pilot to make an emergency landing. the flight took off from dallas, fort worth on wednesday night. turned back after the dramatic mechanical failure. american airlines says there was a problem with the engine's compressor and that the plane did land safely. the passengers were rebooked on another flight and no one was hurt. >> a group of thieves may have saved a life while stealing from a truck. a dog jumped scorching, the owner of the store that captured this said it was another 40 minutes before the dog's owner returned and that the dog would have likely died. the suspects are still on the loose. >> the sox's losing streak continues with a disappointing ending in los angeles. the scoreless game last night against the singles, mookie betts sacrificed the fly in the third.

walk off with this win. first pitch tonight is at 10:05. >> patriots training camp is underway, and tom brady on the field practicing with the team before serving his deflate gate suspension. >> no matter what the circumstances are, i never have seen tom brady come out and not give it all. >> and thousands of fans here at gillette to see tv 12 out on the on backup quarterback jimmy garoppolo. he's ready to step up as brady serves that four-game regular season suspension. we have not heard from brady yet. he walked in and out through a secluded gate away from reporters, practice gets underway today at 9:15. live in foxborough this morning, antoinette antonio, wcvb. >> thanks so much. we made it to friday and that means it's fun and randy is

presidential library and museum. commonwealth museum, battleship cove and marine museum at fall river, and sandwich blast museum and nantucket whaling museum and tower hill botanic garden and commonwealth company, free fun fridays run all summer and brought to you by the highland foundation. for more information log on our website at wcvb.com and click on community. >> all right, and let's check on the traffic. how is it looking? >> so far friday not seeing any problems. a live look at the bridge, the delays in place. let's check out the rest of your ride. not seeing too much trouble. 24 looks good and 95, volume out of sharon, route 3 quiet, and your ride on the expressway is 30, braintree into boston. heading eastbound 495 to 128, 15 minutes and 93 south we did have delays out of methuen and those have eased out so you are in good shape until you head down to spot pond. the volume picks up down to the lever connector. and we are watching train

of the green line but everything else is on schedule. and if you are at those platforms, umbrellas. >> you can see a few raindrops on the lens in boston. and where it is 77 degrees. a light rain, and very soupy with the dewpoint temperatures in the lower 70s. and a flash flood watch. but the cape, the islands and this is where the downpours could lead to localized poor drainage flooding towards late morning and the afternoon, and we're waiting for this area of low pressure to pass by to the intense downpours. there is lightning in the waters and the northern edge of this is going to try to clip the areas along the south coast and the cape and the islands. we have light rain falling. some of these greens out along the pike indicating more moderate rain falling, and heavier downpours. plan on this lighter rain, sticking with us through lunchtime, and the skies brighten. we're going to hold into the 70s in boston but where we brighten up sooner, north and

80 degrees. and you can see through 9:00, 9:30, steady rain across a good portion of the area and then there are the downpours by noon. south coast and the cape and the islands, this is where the rainfall rate may exceed an inch an hour and lead to that flooding. there could be thunder and lightning. and notice what happens by 2:00, 3:00, it's all shifting. we're drying it out this afternoon so by far the heaviest rain will be down here, the amounts taper off farther north. saturday the pick day of the weekend and less humid approaches on sunday, and that will bring in, it looks like, more clouds, and the chance for a few showers but it is not a wash this weekend by any stretch. we want to show you your temperatures on saturday. if you have got outdoor plans, well, there you go, you can see the showers on sunday morning, and as we go through the afternoon, there could be some thunderstorms, especially off to the west, but still a chance of thunderstorms as we go towards monday of next week as well but all those 90s, they are in the past, just a memory. >> you have got it.

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