we will break it down as the eye-opener continues. >> now, on newscenter 5's eyeopener -- emily: a tragedy on the pike. a deadly wrong way crash shutting down lanes for hours. randy: questions the death of the woman who went out for a jog. the police need to know about her killer and the timeline that could lead to clues. emily: the benghazi attack at the center of a lawsuit against hillary clinton. the claims from americans who lost loved >> you are watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. randy: a clerk goes wild when thieves break into her store. how she surprised herself. good morning and they give for joining us, i'm randy price. emily: i'm emily riemer with cindy fitzgibbon. it's cool and comfortable. cindy: it has been great. [laughter]

changes coming up. high heat, high humidity. take a live look over boston. clear skies but still pretty dark considering it is 5:00 a.m. the sunrise is at 5:45, and every morning we are losing a couple minutes. by august 23, the sun won't be up until 6:00 a.m. the days are shrinking, as you know. clear skies everywhere, just a couple patches the fog as you head out the door. temperatures are pretty comfortable, holding at 70 in town, but otherwise 50's and 60's. 57 as you head out this morning. clear skies thanks to high-pressure overhead. this will slide eastward over the next 24 hours and allow more humid air to work in. enjoy today, the last comfortable day for a while.

boston. upper 80's to near 90 further inland, but the humidity is still comfortable. we will check the humidity coming up. let's get you out of the roads. olessa: good morning. so far it is a quiet start on the pike. this is a check by allston brighton. no problems are now. let's see what's left of the construction; not much going on. or 95. then what other construction on 128 near trapelo road. so far we are expecting trades and buses to start on schedule. breaking news from overnight, a deadly wrong way crash under investigation. doug meehan is live with what we know. doug: first things first. both sides of the mass pike are

crash had things down to a crawl. we have a map set up from before midnight, when the vehicle was traveling east on the westbound lanes. the driver hit another vehicle traveling in the right direction. one person was declared dead at the scene and three others were taken to area hospitals. it is unclear which vehicle the person was traveling in was killed. police are still trying to notify the next of kin. both sides of the mass pike have been reopened this morning for your morning commute. live along the mass pike, doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5.. emily: police putting out an urgent plea for help after a grisly crime in a quiet community. what they don't know is just as unsettling. sera congi has what we know at

. sera: investigators are wanting everyone to be vigilant and they are also looking for potential witnesses. a source tells newscenter 27-year-old vanessa marcotte was found naked her hands, feet and head burned. the young woman's body was found sunday night deep in the woods off sparsely populated brooks station road. she had left her mother's house nearby to go for a run. people who live here are rattled many now traveling in pairs. police are really focused on a >> we have a horrible circumstance here. sera: police are really focused on a specific time frame right now. between 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. on sunday afternoon. they are looking for anyone who might have information. again, they do not know if marcotte was targeted or if she was randomly attacked. ahead in our next half hour, a closer look at this promising

emily: right now this fire is under investigation in south boston after causing a million dollars in damage. the flames broke out late last night in a home under construction on east 4th street. no one was home at the time but 5 neighbors were evacuated, their houses also damaged because of how close buildings are in that area. no one was injured. randy: new this morning, a grieving father is going after pokemon go following the murder of his son. shot in the back in a san francisco park this weekend right near fisherman's wharf. the lowell native was about to start his sophomore year in college in california. sean riley tells the herald the game is making kids vulnerable because they're looking down and not paying attention. police aren't sure what sparked the shooting witnesses say it appeared to be random. right now sharon police are asking for help to track down a child rape suspect.

wanted on several charges. his last known address is beach road in sharon. if you have any information you should call police. a belmont police officer is recovering right now from injuries he sustained in this crash. it happened at trapelo road and waverly street. the officer was riding a police motorcycle. it's not clear exactly what happened, but the driver did stay on scene. the officer involved was taken to the hospital. emily: today donald trump's new economic plan is bound to be a democrat hillary clinton already on the attack. >> trump's policies would throw us into a recession, the last thing we need. emily: her republican rival laid out a plan to trim income taxes across the board and cut the number of tax brackets from seven to three. he also wants to trim corporate taxes from 35% to 15%. and will not tax any money spent on childcare. trump says clinton failed on the economy as a senator from new

>> she was all talk, no action, upstate new york a disaster, it's a disaster. and nafta, with your husband signed, is a very, very big reason. emily: hillary clinton will lay out new details on her own economic plan on thursday in detroit. the parents of two americans killed in benghazi are now suing hillary clinton. handling information while secretary of state contributed to the conditions leading up to the attack on the u.s. diplomatic mission there. both patricia smith and charles woods have previously spoken out against clinton during the presidential campaign. meantime, donald trump is keeping up his attacks over his rival's hacked emails. trump tweeting last night, quote, "many people are saying that the iranians killed the scientist who helped the u.s. because of hillary clinton's

who was executed after being accused of providing information on his country's nuclear program to the u.s. there is no evidence that was related to mrs. clinton or the dnc email hacking. randy: new this morning, the mbta will not be getting millions of dollars out of the state's annual budget. the herald reporting that the state has determined the transit agency does not need $31 million to meet operating needs. so the t will return more than $15 million it received in may and will not receive another $15 million supposed to be sent over in june. instead, the state is opting to give the agency capital money. it will put $31 million into a capital lockbox set up to fund repair projects. right now delta passengers are bracing for more pain. the airline expects to cancel about 100 more flights today as it tries to get back on track after monday's meltdown. as we reported during

the airline will be handing out refunds and travel vouchers to affected passengers. delays are also expected today. to rio. today it's show time for those amazing gymnasts from team usa. emily: meantime people are still talking about the cold war in the pool. the eye's erika tarantal is tracking all the olympic action. erika: today all eyes will be on the americans after needham's aly raisman and the rest of team usa made a resounding statement the americans added to their hardware monday now holding the lead with 19 olympic medals, china just behind with 13. yesterday, it was bad blood in the pool fueling a showdown between two top swimmers. lilly king of the united states stared down russia's yulia efimova. the russian had served a 16-month suspension for doping. in the water it was all king the american took gold in the 100-meter breaststroke.

ryan murphy set an olympic record in the 100-meter backstroke. his time also the second fastest in history. keep an eye on the pool again today. american champs michael phelps and katie ledecky are back in the water. emily, randy? emily: in your health this morning, bad news for people who are squeamish about flu shots. randy: the new message to parents. and dramatic video as a store clerk tries to stop a robbery. the question frantic moment in texas. emily: new this morning, making study abroad financially feasible. tips for parents whose kids want to see the world. erika? erika: breaking overnight, one person has died after an overnight crash on the mass pike on southboro. state police say a driver was traveling eastbound in the westbound lane. cindy? cindy: another beautiful day on the way. the chance of rain tomorrow, and when temperatures return to the

first take a live look over boston. stop what you are doing, how gorgeous is that picture? clear skies, 70 degrees in town, a little more comfortable as you are heading out the door.

randy: good morning. 4,000 kids take part in the fresh air fund all along the east coast every summer. emily: get everyone together and record your own wake up call. do it on your phone and upload it to ulocal by using our wcvb ws cindy: fresh air, still on the brain. we have had the past couple days and we will have it this morning but then this shift --

not today, though. one last comfortable day before the dew point spikes, and that will make it feel uncomfortable to oppressive, starting tomorrow and into the weekend. all of that sticky air is down to the west where we see the oranges and reds and it is going to be on the move with the southwesterly winds increasing on the backside of high-pressure. for the moment we are comfortable but now you know what's coming -- windows. clear skies, so hopefully you have the window open overnight. what a gorgeous skyline picture, the sun is it up until 5:45 but it is mainly clear. a light west-northwest wind and the dew point holding in the 50's.

lower 50's in taunton. lower 60's on cape cod. the wind will turn on shore quickly, so by late morning we are locked into a sea breeze. it will reach 80 degrees along the immediate coastline and then you jump in lent, worcester at 86, making a run at 90 through the merrimack valley. 80 degrees for the first pitch and we are only falling into the upper 60's to near 70 overnight. we will start to increase the clouds and then watch this disturbance -- that combined with higher humidity the lead to showers and thunderstorms, especially in the afternoon. we have highlighted tomorrow as

the afternoon, it is these hit or miss storms through the evening hours. be aware that some of these storms could produce lightning and heavy downpours and then we aren't only increasing the heat but the humidity. thursday, friday, saturday. what a stretch we have on the way. we had a little break but now we have to get back to it. olessa: a quiet start t top of the screen. we did have a problem overnight with the wrong way crash. if you are heading through that stretch their have opened all lanes but they did have lanes shut down until about 3:00 in the morning. let's check out the rest of your ride. the problems heading into boston, a few projects that have picked up nice and early, 95

on 128 is gone by highland avenue. the town is good to go, down to the leverett connector, trains and buses on schedule. randy: wild video this morning as a clerk pulls out a gun as her store is being robbed. and cameras are rolling. that woman in houston says two men walked in and demanded money. that's when she pulled out a gun and started shooting. the men dropped the money bag and ran. the clerk isn't sure if the men just went crazy." right now, a kansas water park is preparing to reopen tomorrow after the death of a young boy on a water slide. we're now learning that 10-year-old suffered a fatal neck injury on what's billed as the world's largest water slide. witnesses say caleb schwab was riding in the front of the raft when he fell out. two women were also injured. the slide will remain closed even after the park reopens

this tuesday, the faa is looking to boost its air traffic control staff. the agency wants to hire 1400 people to participate in an intensive training program at the faa academy in oklahoma city. the number of air traffic controllers hit a 27-year-low last year. walmart is making a big buy in an effort to compete with amazon. the big box store scooped up jet.com for a whopping 3 billion dollars in cash. that online retailer only analysts say the move won't help walmart catch amazon, but it should help them narrow the gap. randy: rideshare company lyft is adding a new feature for passengers. the service's app will now let riders add a stop along the way to their final destination. the goal is to encourage more people to carpool. the feature will be tested with select lyft users before being rolled out nationwide. checking the markets, asian stocks were basically flat

right now u.s. stock futures are mixed. prices of oil were down slightly but there was little other news that moved the markets. studying abroad or seeing the world can be a rite of passage for kids. but it can also be huge expense for parents. first, think about cash. a swipe of the credit card is easy especially if it's not yours cash can make it easier to track spending. second, keep tracking the exchanat overseas. take advantage of fluctuations. and finally, look at all housing options. especially for kids who don't need high end hotels things like air bnb and hostels can be good options. emily: your health this tuesday, more health providers are skipping the flumist vaccine this year. researchers say the nasal spray is not effective. and the cdc is advising against the option that has been popular

places like elliot hospital in new hampshire say they're opting out this year. and they hope the fear of shots won't keep kids away. >> the flu shot is one of the best things you can do to protect yourself and everyone around you. your family, your loved ones, your community, your coworkers -- really protect yourself. emily: flu shots will be available starting next month. randy: a scary sight for beachgoers, and some heroes for a dog. erika? erika: then new at 5:30, explaining red welts on olympians. the procedure, treating tired muscles. neighbors come to the rescue in peabody. the quick-thinking that saved a woman from a fire. a community in shock after the grisly death of a jogger. their memories of the victim, and the warning for the entire town. and recapping our breaking news in southboro. one person has died after a wrong-way crash on the mass pike. all lanes have reopened since

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annalecindy: cindya beautiful cy to get you started and we will see temperatures climb pretty quickly as we jump up to around

developing that will keep us cool along the coastline. more humidity and thunderstorms on the way tomorrow and we will be back in the lower 90's as we head toward thursday, so high he didn't humidity on the way, enjoy this last comfortable day. randy: time for your tuesday eyepoppers. olessa, this one will get your attention. olessa: not the kind of friends you want to take to the beach. this is just one of at least half a dozen great white sharks spotted off chatham and orleans yesterday. they're visiting thanks to an abundance of seals. the state has already tagged $10 sharks this summer. and luckily this guy didn't meet any finned friends at sea. a group on board a ferry from falmouth to oak bluffs spotted a dog flailing in the water. the ferry circled the dog until this nearby boat helped rescue the animal with a net. the dog was left with the port authority in oak bluffs. it had a collar but no

randy: he just went for a slim and got distracted. [laughter] emily: a police chase in california is not what it seems. why police were just as stunned as the driver when she finally pulled over. and ticket holders for the doomed boston grand prix might still get refunds. how race organizers plan to get the cash. take a live look at this gorgeous sunrise, 5:26, a cool start at 61 degrees with similar

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doug: breaking overnight, a head-on crash shuts down a busy highway. what we know right. sera: a quiet town on alert. the message this morning after a jogger is killed, and what we're now learning about the victim. randy: a new warning from delta after a major meltdown. what passengers need to know today. erika: and all eyes on aly and company today in rio. plus, the showdown in the swimming pool that turned golden. on the eye. >> you are watching wcvb, boston's news leader.

eye-opener. randy: 5:30 tuesday morning as we look at the sunrise over new england. good morning, i'm randy price. emily: and i'm emily riemer with cindy and olessa. a nice sunrise, looking good, feels good. cindy: the humidity is on the way. we have some c horizon yet. it has been getting later each day but the sun is not going to pop up until around 5:45. by august 23, it is 6:00 a.m. but we have clear skies this morning, a couple patches of fog, not a big issue. most of us aren't dealing with that.

57, lower 60's on the cape. high-pressure overhead, which means another day. . but on the other side of this high there is more humidity air that will work in on a southwesterly wind. the sea breeze will have light wind which will hold us near 80 degrees most of the afternoon. late in the day, we may jump up to 81. lower 80's i a lot of western counties will touch the 90 degree market, shrews very to fitchburg. over 80's from brockton to attleboro. it's a little more comfortable on the coastline. the coolest we have for a while, we will break it down coming up. let's get you out to the roads and see how we are doing. olessa: so far we are in pretty

of the screen, you can see the rush-hour delays picking up. so far it's quiet, no problems heading south. a little bit of volume building on the expressway. the pike eastbound on a 15 minute ride, the north of town 93 looking good. it stays quiet all the way down to the leverett connector, where you saw some of that early-morning volume setting to build. news right now on the eye, the -- the eye. randy: the eye's erika tarantal is tracking information as it comes in. erika: one person is dead after a wrong way crash. three other people were hurt. other stories we're following right now, this fire in south boston is now under investigation. the flames caused $1 million in damage to the home which was under renovation. several neighbors were also forced to evacuate late last night.

after pitching his economic plan. hillary clinton will campaign in florida this afternoon. randy, emily? randy: this morning we are learning more about the woman found dead after going out for a jog. her murder now leaving an entire community on edge. emily: the eyeopener's sera congi is in princeton this morning with the latest developments. sera: right now, police still don't know if this was a random or targeted attack. what we do know is that the victim had a promising future now cut tragically short. vanessa marcotte graduated from boston university in 2011 with honors. less than four years into her career, she landed a job at google in new york. friends say she had a passion

marcotte's body was found naked and burned in the woods off brooks station road on sunday. she was jogging on a well-traveled road in her hometown. people here are trying to support each other and the young victim's family. friends say marcotte was always responsible and took her personal safety seriously. again, it is not clear if this was a random crime. police asking everyone to be vigilant and share any information they might have sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: the trial for the mother of a fitchburg boy found dead along the highway is postponed. elsa oliver is facing charges related to the care of jeremiah oliver, though she has not been charged directly in his death. in court yesterday, the prosecution said one of their witnesses is out of town on the original trial date of september 12. the judge ordered everyone back

neighbors are being hailed heroes for getting a woman out of a burning home in peabody. they could tell something was wrong as they were driving by the home on baldwin street they quickly jumped into action knowing an elderly woman lived inside. the neighbors banged loudly on the door until she came out. the 80-year-old had no idea her home was on fire. >> you didn't come to the door right away, and then she came she said, what are you talking about? there was no smoke where she was. randy: neighbors also helped to rescue the woman's cat. the cause of that fire is under investigation. emily: 5 investigates is uncovering a new drive to get money back to ticketholders of the canceled boston grand prix. the debacle leaving thousands of people owed money. now the bankruptcy trustee wants to sell the 1100 concrete barriers specially ordered for the race. he also wants to sell off some vehicles, including 2 race cars

if approved by a judge the proceeds would help pay off boston grand prix's 9 million dollar debt. kevin gosnell, whose battle against als we told you about last winter, has died. gosnell was diagnosed with an aggressive form of als a year ago this past may. he used his diagnosis as a springboard to establish als one-dot org. the effort partnered many of the world's leading doctors and researchers to push forward in the search for a cure. an als one spokeswoman says they are heartbroken but won't give up the effort to beat the disease. randy: pokemon go, causing outrage in rhode island. how the game is making some families feel disrespected. emily: and it's a health trend, that's leaving olympians with red welts. the benefit to the pain, ahead. and ahead in news to go, an -- ahead. randy: and ahead in news to go, an unsettling problem among young drivers. the danger making some unfit to drive. emily: recapping our breaking

has died after a wrong-way crash on the mass pike in southboro. it happened overnight.

>> delay starting to build right now. no major issues to report on the roadway. it does get for now.

50's and 60's in the summer. it is comfortable start. light winds. that will be both near 80 at the beaches and outdoor midland. humidity starts to wrap up overnight. tomorrow is very humid. clouds around, and not as hot. there will be thunderstorms in the afternoon. we really crank up the heat. at or above 90 degrees on thursday. or at least the first half of your weekend. >> thank you. olympics audience by surprise. the red welts you might see on some athletes including michael phelps are the result of a therapy known as cupping. it's an ancient chinese form of medicine meant to relieve pain. similar to acupuncture, it relaxes tired muscles, stimulating blood flow to help muscles recover faster. here's how it works. >> we use a plane to create suction. the cut is not hot.

flame. >> i know it looks painful. the result looks perfect. it feels amazing. anchor: the acupuncturist says the relief can last anywhere from 3 days to a week. what about cost? on average about $125 for the first treatment, $65 for follow up sessions. >> pretty interesting. updates ahead on breaking news out of southboro. the circumstances leading to a deadly crash. and american airlines could the mistake that could ruin rio for a golfer. plus, a driver accidentally causes a police chase. the confusion leading to a big response, ahead. we are looking at 93 in

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randy: good morning. the eyeopener team ready with your news to go in westborough, princeton, and erika has all the olympic action from anchor: we will get to those stories but first cindy has your , forecast. unfortunately we have changes coming. cindy: it has been comfortable. randy: cool. cindy: we like to be in the green zone. we are going into the orange and red here. the humidity is really ramping up. i know. it is all down to our south

southwesterly wind. it's not just the humidity, the heat will be building two. starting on thursday, we are talking about high temperatures over 90 degrees. we could be talking about another heat wave in the city of boston. comfortable for now, 64 as used -- as you are stepping outside. some pockets of lower 50's. 60 on the cake. cape. temperatures will hold in the 70's today. it will be a little cooler near the coastline. 80 degrees inland. mid-80's in worcester and close to that 90 degree mark as we get to the afternoon. clear skies this morning.

a final boundary approaching from the north and west those will bring in more clouds starting tonight. temperatures holding in the upper 60's to near 70 tonight. you will really feel the muddiness tonight and tomorrow. it should be fairly quiet through the morning hours. this afternoon, showers and thunderstorms moving in run west to east. within the stores will be torrential downpours and lightning as they make their way to the coastline. we could use the rainfall. not everyone will see them. lower 90's on thursday with that high humidity. let's get out of the roads right now. >> so far it has been quiet. a crash on the shoulder on the expressway westbound. it is not blocking any lanes. it is causing delays. northbound unexpressed way, if you're heading that way, give yourself a few extra minutes.

minutes. 495 to 128. we have construction blocking to left lanes on 495 into the story. this is blocking things up to 93. beyond that, you are looking good 93 south into boston. trains and buses on schedule. randy: now to the breaking news. we've been following a deadly wrong way crash overnight. anchor: the eyeopener's doug meehan is live along the mass pike with the details. a wrong way driver responsible for a deadly crash out here. just before midnight, somebody driving eastbound in the westbound lanes struck a vehicle traveling in the correct direction. one person was declared dead at the scene. three others taken to the hospital. the names of those involved has not been released. we can report this morning that

the mass pike. >> the community in princeton grappling with the violent death of a young woman, while also being on guard, the body of 27-year-old vanessa marcotte was discovered in the woods sunday night off brooks station road. a source telling us she was found naked, her hands, feet, and head burned. marcotte who lived in nyc had just left her mother's house in princeton to go for a run. investigators are attack. they're warning everyone to be vigilant and asking anyone with information to come forward. live in princeton, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: this fire is under investigation in south boston after causing a million dollars in damage. the flames broke out late last night in a home under construction on east 4th street. no one was home at the time, but 5 neighbors were evacuated, their houses also damaged because of how close buildings are in that area.

randy: outrage from some of the relatives of 100 people killed in the station nightclub fire, upset the site is apparently a stop in pokemon go. the ap reporting it discovered the stop last week. right now, the west warwick site is surrounded by a chain link fence while a memorial is being built. it's not clear whether the stop has caused problems or whether anyone has asked to remove the site from the game. a marblehead woman is being held without bail after she bit off part of a salem police officer's ear. emma wiley is charged with a number of counts including mayhem, assault and battery, causing serious bodily injury and resisting arrest. the herald reports police were trying to arrest wiley outside a salem restaurant early sunday morning when she attacked an officer. she pleaded not guilty in court yesterday and she's due back at the end of the month. emily: quite the disguise for this robber in brockton, who got

as you can see, police say the man had on a large afro-style wig. he passed a note to the teller at the santander bank on torrey street yesterday afternoon. he did not show a weapon. if you recognize him, brockton police ask you to give them a call. randy: maine's republican senator susan collins says donald trump does not have her vote in this election. in an op-ed published by the "washington post" last night, senator collins said trump is unsuitable for office, citing cruel comments and an inability to apologize or admit errors. the senator did not say whether she intends to vote in november or who she might support. emily: donald trump is now responding to a scathing letter by 50 republican national security officials who say trump cannot be president. they write, we are convinced that trump would be a dangerous president and would put at risk our country's national security and well-being. trump's campaign is denouncing the letter saying these people

randy: the parents of two americans killed in benghazi are now suing hillary clinton. they claim her carelessness in handling information while secretary of state contributed to the conditions leading up to the attack on the u.s. diplomatic mission there. both patricia smith and charles woods have previously spoken out against clinton during the presidential campaign. emily: three people are recovering this morning after falling more than 30 feet from a ferris wheel in tennessee. it happened last night at a county fairground. the oldest of those victims, a 16-year-old girl. police say all 3 were responsive and answering questions as they were taken to a children's hospital nearby. investigators now trying to figure out how it happened. randy: a new report shows one in four drivers is at risk of falling asleep while driving. among the most at risk? teens and young adults. they're responsible for more than half of all driving drowsy crashes. experts say the digital obsession is to blame for the increase in teen drowsy driving.

they should be sleeping. emily: right now delta passengers are bracing for more pain. the airline expects to cancel about 100 more flights today as it tries to get back on track after monday's meltdown. as we reported during yesterday's eyeopener a computer outage forced delta to cancel thousands of flights. the airline will be handing out refunds and travel vouchers to affected passengers. delays are also expected today. randy: 5:52. to rioow for team usa. emily: and needham's golden girl aly raisman. the eye's erika tarantal is here to set the stage. erika: the finals for the women's team all-around in gymnastics is today. all eyes will be on needham's own aly raisman and the rest of the u.s. women who qualified first going into the medal competition. meantime, coined the cold war in the pool, american lilly king beat out russia's yulia efimova for gold in the 100 meter breaststroke monday. the russian had served a more than year suspension for doping. and ryan murphy scored another

backstroke. the americans leading nicely in the medal count right now with 19. china sits in second with 13. back in the pool tonight, swimming stars michael phelps and katie ledecky who both placed second in qualifiers yesterday. randy: a major mix up by american airlines could cost an olympic golfer his shot at a medal. argentinian golfer, emiliano could miss his chance to compete in the games after the airline lost his golf bag with his clubs inside. the airline tweeted back, saying they have a team of people looking for it. grillo has until the start of play thursday to get the bag back or get a new set. emily: some tense moments in san diego after a misunderstanding on the highway. police chasing a car for several miles after they notice erratic driving. the car finally pulls over and the woman gets out, she seems confused. they draw their guns, not knowing what to expect.

you're supposed to pull over for lights and sirens. they explained the law. no ticket given. emily: -- randy: a heartwarming moment in a kentucky courtroom. a judge allows an inmate to meet his one-month old son for the first time. both father and mother are charged with burglary and they were ordered not to contact each other. but the judge changed her mind, allowing the family to see each other. she later said it's one of the best things she's ever done. emily: wow. cindy: i want to point out the sun is up now. you can see it clearly. 5:45 the sunrise today. we're losing a couple minutes every morning. 70 degrees in boston. the air is comfortable. it will be another beautiful day. we had this comfortable unity in place the last several mornings. we are in the 50's right now.

south shore, upper 50's. norwood, patchy fog, 52 degrees. some 50's on the vineyard where we have a little bit of fog as well. all is quiet today. high pressure is anchored right on top of us. we are tracking more humid air off to the west. tomorrow will give us a chance of some showers and thunderstorms. today, high pressure overnight skies this morning. that is with us all day long. look at the winds, starting on short late in the morning. temperatures jumping not too high along the coastline. close to 80 degrees, low 80's on the cape. 90 degrees today. low risk for recurrence today. we have a high tide. red sox back in action tonight.

first page at seven going to. upper 60's to around 70 degrees. humidity wraps up overnight. tomorrow we have highlighted the red day, the morning will be quiet. showers and thunderstorms for the afternoon and into the evening hours. there could be a horse. it is all about the heat and humidity starting on thursday. that the index may approach 100 degrees late in the week. we have some trouble on the expressway to tell you about. reporter: we are watching some delays. a live look outside. you can see flashing lights up ahead. it is not blocking any lights, but that is as it is causing pop-up delays. this is where you will jump --

49528. 93 south, watching some late running construction 4095 south. there are some delays. back to 93, some volume on 93 down to the lever connector. randy: thank you. in your help doctors are , ditching one way to fight the flu. emily: the change among healthcare providers. and new this morning, making study abroad less expensive.

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