the week. tracking the rain now is the eyeopener continues. randy: disturbing accusations against a worcester dentist. what a patient says he did to her, during an exam. emily: a man leads police on a chase in new bedford. the scary sight starting the pursuit, and how a witness helped stop it. randy: the zika virus, leading to a new travel warning for pregnant women. the urgent message, that could ch morning. announcer: you are watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning, this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. emily: also on the eye this morning, a bear hitches a ride, on top of a garbage truck. the clever way the driver managed to make him leave. we will share with you. good morning. i'm emily riemer.

cindy: just trying to get some dinner and now we are moving. well, we have showers on radar this morning. it is our last opportunity. friday night or saturday. these are intense. downpours could lead to localized flooding. some lightning strikes are still showing up. those are just going to be showers coming through with heavier downpours, where you see the yellows and oranges. the leading edge of the rain stretching towards -- right now. out through this area, we continue to watch these showers

we will continue to watch this. you can see how the energy is shifting eastward. high pressure will knows down this afternoon. we will keep the chance for rain in the forecast. clouds give way to sunshine this afternoon. temperatures in the 60's this morning. the rain is going to en the rain is going to impact the morning. let's get you out there. the roads are drive for now. olessa: they are quiet for now. that will likely change. you can see traffic is flowing in both directions. a couple more minutes on the overnight construction. 93 south by mass ave, roadwork

north of town, we are doing fine. trains and buses are starting on schedule. >> you hope the worst case doesn't happen. emily: this morning we're hearing from the family of a 7-year-old boy who drownedhi at a south boston day camp. that camp will reopen today, as the family prepares to honor the little boy. randy: the eyeopener's juli mcdonald is in south boston with the plans in place. >> no doubt it will be a somber day here as campers return for the first time since that tragedy. kyzr willis drowned at carson beach last week, after slipping away unnoticed. his death forcing the city to enact stronger safety protocols

today including 34 new security , cameras. his uncle telling us this has been a nightmare. tonight, with broken hearts, they will gather to remember the little boy at a vigil outside the curley community center kyzr loved so much. >> we are asking people to come show support for the family. they need to know they have support out there. >> the vigil is schedule his funeral is set for thursday. randy: a worcester dentist will go before a judge today, charged with indecent assault. doctor nakhil patel is accused of inappropriately touching the alleged victim several times at this lincoln street office. the 35-year-old says it happened during an appointment yesterday morning. she says she left the chair when she realized what happened and

police chase through the south coast it was a witness who helped police put the brakes on this pursuit. right now the suspect, 50-year-old randall harrison, is under arrest. police say it all started with that man waving a hatchet then getting behind the wheel. the 20-mile pursuit wound down highways, and through several towns. witnesses describing a chaotic scene, which finally ended in downtown new bedford. police in front, and one driver behind. caught in the middle, but determined to help. harrison was caught just a few blocks from where he lives. family friends say he has a long history of mental health issues. he's now being evaluated at a local hospital. randy: new this morning, organizers of south boston's st. patrick's day parade are at odds with the city. the herald reporting a new complaint claims mayor walsh

an lgbt group to march in the parade. the south boston veterans council claims the mayor threatened to withhold necessary permits. it's just part of a lawsuit filed back in march, accusing the mayor and boston police commissioner bill evans of violating the group's constitutional right. the mayor is denying the allegations. boston's city council is now plastic shopping bags. the council says its taking environmental concerns into consideration. they've asked for a 90-day study of how the city can reduce the use of bags. the study group may recommend new laws. other towns including brookline and cambridge have recently passed similar laws.

campaign. a new cnn poll now gives hillary clinton a nine point lead over her gop rival. trying to distance himself from his dispute with a gold star family donald trump is now putting a new spin on the contest. >> i'm afraid the election is going to be rigged. i have to be honest. emily: donald trump is calling on all republicans to be careful come election day. >> and i hope the republicans are watching closely or it's going to be taken away from us. on a rigged election, many veterans groups and even his own party continue to condemn his comments. republican senator and war hero john mccain is leading the charge saying in a blistering statement, while our party has bestowed upon him the nomination, it is not accompanied by unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us. gop vice presidential nominee mike pence, out on the campaign trail was forced to defend trump's remarks when a military mother asked about the

and pence went on to say that he and trump support military families. >> having spent time with our nominee, i have never been around someone more devoted to the armed forces of this country. emily: in virginia clinton's vice presidential nominee tim kaine took on trump's controversial muslim ban. >> you know, if it's muslims this week it could be mormons next week or it could be baptists the week after that. so this is a race that is emily: the new york times is reporting that donald trump received five deferments from the vietnam war. randy: this morning massachusetts is one step closer to equal pay for equal work. governor baker signed a bill yesterday making it mandatory that employers pay men and women equally. backers of the bill say women currently earn about 82% of what

credit for working together on this bill. >> we have the ability here in the commonwealth to be able to find a way, to find common ground. randy: the bill includes a first-in-the-nation ban on employers asking job applicants to provide a salary history. it takes effect in 2018. right now tight water restrictions are in place in concord after someone tampered with one of the town's water tanks. it all started when inspectors found a lock had been broken off one of the storage tanks. they isolated that system as a precaution. as a result, residents cannot water lawns or fill up swimming pools. concord is also asking people to take faster showers, and wash

>> we don't think anything sinister happened. no signs of intruders and in the chamber where we put the water. randy: the town manager says it'll take a day or two to test the water. emily: a 15-year-old is recovering after police say he was shot in the hand in worcester. this happened monday afternoon near castle park. after the shooting, officers found four boys hiding in that area. all 4 were arrested for trespassing. shooting. a swampscott man will be back in court tomorrow for a dangerousness hearing. timothy brosnan appeared in court on arson charges yesterday, accused of burning down his own home. police say brosnan told them he torched the nearly million dollar home over the weekend because his wife was moving in the next day. nobody was seriously hurt in the fire. brosnan's attorney says his

emily: the zika virus causing a domestic travel warning. randy: the high-risk location, just outside a popular tourist destination. mcdonalds, shaking up its ingredients. how the chain is changing its menu to meet growing health concerns. emily: cleaning the bathroom, one of the many chores that can slow down your day. new this morning, hacks to getting the errands done faster. cindy? cindy: the radar this morning tracking some showers and heavy downpours. the timeline on when the sun returns is ahead. me. yellows and oranges producing heavy rain. that is moving towards you where the temperature is running in the 60's in boston.

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cindy: a nice drink of water coming in. this is what is left over of some thunderstorms. lightning strikes. what is left behind here is the rain. over an inch in albany. we're going to get a drink of water. it looks like the rain chances

time. this rain is coming down hard. we are getting a rainfall rates of an inch to an inch and a half per hour. just after 5:30, it reaches towards will -- towards lowell. the downpour is coming towards gardner. these are shifting eastward. you can see the yellows are still a ways off. the energy that is producing

day rolls on. and :00 this morning into the boston area, by 9:00, still raining. by noon, the rain is winding down. you see the cloud cover in boston right now. 68 degrees. dew points running in the mid-60's. we are in the 60's now. temperatures respond with wind off the water. tonight, you can leave the windows open. a beautiful day tomorrow. cooler at the coast line. we won't warm up on thursday. tomorrow -- we will warm up on thursday. tomorrow, more comfortable. the humidity climbs.

front is coming in. after this morning, no rain until friday night. olessa: a live look outside. busy this morning. this is the northbound side with some brake light starting to line up. so far, we are in decent shape. 93 south by th south of there, you are doing fine. no issues on 24. good along the hike. construction picked up on 121 by the pike. 93 south is quiet down into boston. route 1 looks great. emily: your health this tuesday. right now, a travel warning is in place in the u.s. over the

congress to take action. pregnant women are urged to avoid the wynwood neighborhood just north of miami after 14 cases of the mosquito-borne virus were found there. at least four are confirmed to have been transmitted directly by mosquitoes. the cdc telling all men and women who have visited the area to put off pregnancy for at least 2 months. >> in men, a can be carried in semen two to three months. in february, president obama was denied $1.9 billion in funding to combat zika. health experts believe it could be too late to slow the spread by the time congress returns after labor day. both house and senate leaders say there is still 384 million dollars in zika funding. changes to mcdonald's menu. the burger giant says it will replace corn syrup in its hamburger buns with sugar this month. the company says it has also already removed antibiotics from its chicken, and artificial

mcdonald's hopes the changes will bring in increasingly health-conscious consumers. randy: your economy headlines, a public meeting will be held today on general electric's big move to boston. the company will present its first presentation to the boston civic design commission. they will talk about this plan for their new head orders. the company hopes to develop a 2 1/2 acre piece of land at fort point channel. early plans call for the rehab of two existing brick buildings and a new 12-story building. a 2-stage opening is scheduled for 2018. checking the markets, asian stocks were mostly lower overnight thanks in part to sinking oil prices. right now u.s. stock futures are lower. today investors will be watching for new data on car sales. that to do list can be a

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you can do the rain is moving from west to east. the yellows indicate heavy downpours. towards spencer, these stretch out towards gardner as well. these are going to get into boston by about 7:00 this morning. 70's today. we are back in the 80's tomorrow. up a 4-game series against the mariners with a win. this one would go scoreless all the way to the bottom of the seventh. the mariners got on the board with an rbi double. top of the eighth, it would be aaron hill with a solo home run to left field to tie it up. mookie betts with the another homer in the ninth and that would end it. sox win 2 to 1.

don't see every day. that's a bear on top of a garbage truck in new mexico. how he got up there is still a mystery but the driver certainly wanted him to get off. smart thinking, he backs up into a tree. and the bear climbs right off. maybe he was hungry. maybe he wanted a free ride. check this out. three fishermen in florida have a great catch to brag about after reeling in a 13-foot long hammerhead srk they say they used a stingray as bait. they managed to get a few epic shots on their cameras but they did let it go. they say it is important to respect the fish you catch. emily: a cup of coffee in the morning can actually slow some people down.

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no problem. the startling new report on mbta fares as the agency gets a big financial surprise. a boston camp reopens after the death of a young boy. the event his family is planning today. [booing] randy: a military mom booed on the campaign trail. the new poll numbers as the controversy grows. emily: and surprising new advice about your teeth. you'll want to hear this before you pick up that floss. >> you are boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. randy: 5:30 a.m. on this tuesday morning. a bright sky there, but when he looked less, it might be a little darker. good morning. i'm randy price. emily: and i'm emily riemer with cindy and olessa. we have got a little bit of sun, but that's not the case

west to east across the state. this is a great news for a lot of gardens, but not the roads. these are intense downpours moving through. a few strikes across western connecticut still holding together. these are thunderstorms out across new york state and out of their punching into massachusetts, there are getting some areas of rain with downpours. it's about half an inch per hour rainfall rate. hour. you can see them now from gartner up toward berry as well. you can see the heavy rain back toward spencer as well, but lighter rain getting to spencer's well. it all continues to pivot toward the east, so it be crossi from west to east.

drying out around the worcester area, but still light rain around boston and the south shore. it is through about lunchtime and then we drive things out this afternoon. beneficial rain crossing the area and then we are in the 60's now. with the east and north easterly wind, we will hold into the 70's of the coast, but we may met closer to 80 where the sun emerges first. the rain getting moving ea olessa: the roads are looking quiet. on the top of the screen, there are more cars on the road down, but let's go to the map to see the rest of your trip. no complaints to boston. no issues on 95 from sharon. the pike eastbound is nice and quiet. also 93 south all the way the leverett connector, your problem

looking good and train and bus is on schedule. emily: some of the stories we're following right now. a south boston day camp reopens today one week after a young boy drowned. counselors underwent new training yesterday in the aftermath of kyzr willis' death. randy: right now, an a worcester dentist is due in court charged with assaulting a patient. dr. nakhil patel is accused of inappropriately touching the alleged victim several times at this lincoln street office. the 35-year-old says it happened during an appointment yesterday morning. emily: bounce for hillary clinton. the cnn survey gives the democrat a nine point lead over her gop challenger, donald trump. we're now under a hundred days until the election. new this morning -- new problems for the mbta and it all comes down to money. randy: the eyeopener's sera congi is in newton with how some are getting a free ride. sera: randy and emily, we are

full of money to operate. the mbta union workers say this was the case at a dozen machines last week. they say the problem started after the t changed the routes of the workers who collect the cash. mbta officials dispute that reason, saying that full fare machines aren't uncommon and this wasn't due to changes in procedures. all of this comes as the t confronts another financial blow. the agency is now facing a $110 million deficit and that is because of low sales revenue. projected collections are down about $32 million. the t says layoffs are still not off the table. sera congi, newscenter 5. >> for my god. emily: terrifying moments for a driver in roxbury caught in the middle of a shooting. right now, a 21-year-old man is under arrest after this scene on

into the middle of the gunfire. police say devaughn dardy is facing several charges in the shooting. it's not believed that anybody was hurt. a strange twist in the case of a norwood boy scout troop's equipment trailer that was initially reported stolen. last week, a scoutmaster for troop 42 discovered this trailer was missing. norwood police now say it turns out u-haul officials had apparently repossessed it. the scouts had, at some point, been gifted a missing u-haul trai they are now in talks with the moving company to negotiate buying it back. randy: home invasion here in new hampshire. police are searching for this man, who you see here breaking into an allenstown home around 2:00 a.m. monday. you can see he's wearing a mask as he peeks around the door. that door was unlocked and the man walked right in. the homeowner says her two daughters were asleep on the

crawling. it's crawling. just thinking about the girls were there coul. thank god they didn't wake up. randy: the robber made off with a purse. police are urging everybody to keep their doors locked. emily: coffee does not always jump start the day. randy: why some people could feel more sluggish after having a cup of coffee. and a dental health stunner. the feds scrap flossing recommendations. emily: and ahead in news to go, pokemon go gets a couple arrested. what police say they should have been doing when they were out been doing when they were out playing the game. introducing dunkin's new cold brew coffee, steeped slowly in cold water for small batches with an ultra-smooth, full-bodied flavor. discover the craft of cold brew today and keep on.

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several new developments in olessa: i checked of somerville and so far so good. overnight construction picked up early and it is a pretty quiet ar on your map. they're moving from the west and pouring around the springfield area. cindy: the heaviest rain is just about to get into worcester now and it will continue to press eastward closer into boston. we have rain around this morning and it is winding down by lunchtime. we are in the 70's today, but back into the 80's we go midweek . 90 degrees is backed by friday.

dentists have long touted the health benefits of flossing, but the government is now backtracking on the recommendation. in the latest federal guidelines , the recommendation for daily flossing was removed. it's been in the guidelines since 1979. the government tells the associated press that the effectiveness of flossing has never been researched, as is required. dentists do still urge flossing to prevent gum disease. a cup of coffee to start the day may give you a positive boost, but some doctors say it all depends on your metabolism. of cup of coffee, but experts at the cleveland clinics say for those who have slow metabolism, drinking coffee can sometimes result in health complications , including headaches and irregular heartbeat. getting protein without the negative impacts of red meat. researchers at mass general hospital and harvard university say eating plant proteins may decrease the risk of death that comes with eating red meat.

sodium and nitrates, which is linked to cancer, diabetes, and heart disease. plant proteins include things like lentils and quinoa. randy: a ne newborn grabbed from a hospital room. how police say the baby's big brother stopped the would-be kidnapping. and new concerns about filthy water at the olympics. the odd way athletes are being told to avoid disease. and the play of the day from the ball girl. her big catch at a dodger's game ahead.

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randy: this to go time. -- news to go time. stunning video out of my hometown, baton rouge, louisiana. severe weather moving through the capital city. you can see quite the lighting show monday afternoon. and the area continuing to get storms throughout the week. that is pretty common weather for baton rouge, louisiana. cindy: there have been light strikes across new york state and connecticut. they are waning, but you cannot rule out isolate it under this morning. i think it is just rain coming through here. it's a great thing that we need desperately and the rain chances

the rain chances are gone hereby about lunchtime today. the rain has been coming down too hard to quickly on the western part of the state where we have flood advisories. we are talking about rainfall rates between half an inch and an inch an hour. we have had very heavy rain around springfield and that rain is getting closer in the worcester every as well. per hour north of the worcester area with the heaviest rain up to gardner, princeton, and holden right now. it is stretching closer into worcester. down toward southbridge as well. all this is shifting eastbound and associated with some energy working through this morning. this will kick out this afternoon and high pressure goes on down. we will see some improvements. that rain will spread to the worst areas with you about 8:00 this morning.

lunchtime, temperatures are in the 60's this morning and a jump into the 70's this afternoon. some other 70's farther inland. tomorrow looks like the pick of the week. cooler at the coast with the sea breeze. we are warming it up on thursday with mid 80's inland. let's get you out to the roads right now. you hit the rain as you hit westbound. olessa: this area looks good 93 and somerville. you without any problems. the rest of your ride is pretty much the same. south along town, your trip on the oppresse expressway and the pike eastbound is out to 128. 93 south has a little bit of a delay starting to build down into and over. and once again as he had done and to south pond. emily: new rules take effect

randy: the eyeopener's juli mcdonald is in south boston with the plans to honor the boy's life. juli? juli: campers will return here today for the first time since willis passed away. for the little boy's family, life will never be the same. >> you wake up every day and you are like, tell me this is a nightmare. this can't be happening. juli: the seven-year-old drowned while the rest of the camp was inside a bat safety rules, including cameras and let preservers. the family will hold a vigil tonight outside of the community center to remember and celebrate a boy who was called a star at this camp. his funeral is scheduled for thursday. live in south boston, juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. sera: new claims about free

gets left open last week because the collection machines were full of money. workers blame the problem on a change at fair collection groups. officials say it is not uncommon to have machines at capacity. the t faces a $110 million deficit after rejected sales tax revenues drop yo and officials have once again that layoffs are possible. . [booing] emily: a military mom booed as she tries to ask about the controversy still swirling around the donald trump campaign. this was during a town hall in nevada. vice presidential running mate mike pence defended her right to criticize trump's comments about the muslim parents of an army veteran. pence went on to emphasize that he and trump support military families. randy: a new bedford man is

police say it all started with 50-year-old randall harrison waving a hatchet then getting behind the wheel. the 20-mile pursuit wound down highways and through several towns, ending in downtown new bedford. family friends say harrison has a long history of mental health issues. he's now being evaluated at a hospital. emily: tight water restrictions are in place in concord after someone tampered with one of the town's water tanks. it started when inspectors fou they isolated that system as a precaution. now people can't water lawns or fill up swimming pools. concord is also asking people to take faster showers and wash only full loads of laundry. the town manager says it'll take a day or two to test the water. randy: high bail for these two men accused in 10 break-ins at atms and stores around new england. investigators say david barker and efrain montero began their

equipment from a mansfield apple repair store. barker and montero then allegedly burglarized several other stores and atms. the suspects are held on half $1 million bail each. emily: boston's police commissioner says a new bill regulating uber and lyft drivers does not go far enough. commissioner bill evans wants to fingerprint all those drivers to check for a history of violent crime. the bill passed sunday night by lawmakers requires background checks but not fingerprinting. police already fingerprint c randy: a political victory for native americans in north dakota. a federal judge has blocked the state's voter id law after the group challenged it as unfair to minorities. it's the latest in a series of court decisions around the country. supporters of these measures have said they're intended to fight fraud at polling places. emily: a long-time fbi electronics technician pleads guilty to funneling sensitive

kun shan chun, a naturalized u.s. citizen, was charged with making false statements in connection with his security clearance in order to gain access to the information. his lawyers say chun deeply regrets what he did. randy: apple is replacing a controversial gun emoji with a water gun. the company announced the change yesterday. the water gun will be available on the new ios 10 update. it follows a months-long campaign by the group new yorkers against gun violence to get apple to scrap the pistol. emily: germany being hailed a hero. he's credited with stopping the attempted abduction of his newborn brother. police say a 34-year-old german woman had taken the baby from the hospital room while the mother was sleeping. the boy followed the woman and talked to her, after which she returned the baby. she was taken to a psychiatric clinic. randy: an arizona couple facing child neglect and endangerment charges after they abandoned their toddler to play pokemon go.

two-year-old son at home in 90 degree heat without water while they were out in surrounding neighborhoods. a neighbor called police and told them she found the child outside barefoot and screaming to get back into the home. emily: just days before the olympic games begin in rio, a new report claims the water is as dirty as ever. an associated press study shows the waters are still contaminated with human sewage containing dangerous viruses and bacteria. 1400 athletes will be exposed to the water and potentially serious health risks. experts tell olympians not to put their heads under water. a surprise guest at the patriots hall of fame induction. tom brady showing support for former teammate kevin faulk, wearing a number 33 jersey. faulk credited his success as a running back with being on the same page as brady. brady went on to thank fans for their support of faulk and the team. the sox snag a win in seattle.

bottom of the seventh. an rbi double gets the mariners on the board. but in the top of the eighth, aaron hill with a solo home run to tie it up. mookie betts had another home run in the ninth and that would end it. the sox win it to-one. they're back tonight at 10:10. >> on the run in reaching out. goes into the stands and holds on. randy: astros' george springer. you can see he makes the catch at full speed, tumbling right into the stands. that likely gave the team a boost over the blue jays. they go on to win 2-1. emily: the play of the day happening on the sidelines at the dodgers game. take a look. that's the ball girl making a very quick catch. the foul ball was headed right for a fan and their beer. but emily threw her glove out just in time and the crowd loved

randy: emily's moment in the spotlight. a special birthday celebration in new hampshire. firefighters in merrimack helped mrs. osborn welcome in 100 years. that's her riding around in a fire truck yesterday. she had told firefighters earlier in the week that she was turning 100 on august 1, and a promise -- they promised they'd return with a cake. and they did. cindy: she does not look 100 years old. emily: that is awesome. cindy: look at the sky over boston right now and it's a really deceptive. 68 degrees and northeasterly wind. look at what is happening off to our west. we have rain and downpours all

rainfall on the way. coming down a little hard on the western half of the state where we have poor drainage happening with flood advisories up for a little while longer this morning. that leading edges into the worcester area and it stretches up along 495. it will continue to shift eastward. it will reach you by 6:30 a.m. this morning and that should be and to boston by 7:00 a.m.. princeton over toward leominster. southwest of the worcester area from spencer to auburn down to oxford. all looking at decent rain right now and this will continue to shift eastward. notice that it is still lingering through about 9:00 this morning. by lunchtime, it is winding down. improvements today as this energy sneaks out and

eventually break, temperatures will be held down along the coastline. the could sneak up closer to 80 degrees to the merrimack valley. you can open up the windows and let the nice air in. although we are warming it up through the middle of the week, look at the humidity levels. they are coming down wednesday and then they start climbing once again. back to 90 degrees on friday with the humidity. thunderstorms return and it appears friday night into saturday. roads and the rain is coming shortly. olessa: the roads are dry and fairly quiet. traffic is moving along without any problems heading into the o'neill tunnel. the expressway now 20-25. the volume building north of grand avenue. 93 south looks good. some delays are starting to build.

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eyeopener. randy: disturbing accusations against a worcester dentist. what a patient says he did to her during an examination. emily: a man leads police on a chase in new bedford. the scary sight starting the pursuit, and how a witness helped stop it. randy: the zika virus leading to new travel warnings for pregnant women. the urgent message that could change your vacation plans. it's on the eye for this tuesday morning. >> you are watching wcvb -- boston's newsea this is newscenter 5 eyeopener . emily: also on the eye this morning, a bear hitches a ride on top of a garbage truck. because why not ?the clever way -- because why not? the clever way the driver managed to make him leave. good morning. i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. cindy: downpours producing soaking rain in many