heat advisory, with us through the first half of the weekend. we break it down as the eyeopener continues. >> now on newscenter 5 -- randy: a wild crime spree ends here in worcester. breaking overnight, new details on the chilling string of sex assaults and violent attacks. emily: a community comes out in droves to remember a woman, killed while jogging. 5 investigates, uncovering new information in the case. randy: donald trump supp hillary clinton. how they're explaining what some see, as a veiled threat. it's on the eye for this wednesday morning. >> you are watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. emily: also on the eye this morning, you can call them the golden girls. needham native aly raisman and the u.s. women's gymnastics team, just some of the athletes adding to the medal count.

good morning, i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. nice out there this morning. cindy: yeah. today we had the best opportunity to see some rain. hopefully you get some water in your community. starting a quiet, just some patchy clouds. just a little light on the horizon. 70 degrees with the dew point in the lower 60'et , low 70's on the cape, 71 back toward orange. tomorrow is muggy dear with the clouds advancing from the west and these extend all the way back out across the western u.s. this is what we are watching as we get into the late morning and early afternoon, southwesterly wind bringing in more humidity. it will not be as hot today,

into the afternoon we hold in the lower 80's with showers and thunderstorms, highs at about 85 through the merrimack valley and you can see showers coming in continuing to shift eastward. your lunch hour has the best opportunity is doing these showers, it's or miss in nature with embedded downpours leading to localized flooding. by midafternoon, we have the potential of a couple more storms popping up leader of the day. have the umbrella with you as you are heading out and right now i want to get you out of the roads. olessa: so far it is a quiet start at the expressway. this is a check by the south paintball with the northbound side right there. let's check the rest of your ride. so far, so good into boston.

we're also picking up on 128. the last construction zone clearing as we speak. trains and buses are starting on schedule. emily: breaking overnight, a man is due in court today accused of attacking several woman in a chilling crime spree. randy: the eyeopener's -- police say that crime spree included rape and carjacking. suspect antonio damon is behind bars on a slew of charges right now, assault, aggravated rape, strangulation, armed robbery, dn just to name a few. police say it started in downtown worcester at a business on main street. a woman there called police after damon allegedly walked in with a knife grabbed her throat and raped her before taking her car keys and taking off. police say he then carjacked a woman sexually assaulted her before she managed to jump out of the vehicle. police finally cornered damon on denny street running through backyards of this neighborhood

at a business there. damon reportedly breaking the glass on the door to force his way inside. officers struggled with damon as he swore and screamed at them. damon will be arraigned later this morning. and we will keep you posted. emily: a show of support and grief as we learn new details about the death of a woman who just went out for a run. police say they are making progress in this case. the eyeopener's sera congi is in princeton this morning with what sera: police say they've gotten hundreds of tips about this crime which still has this community very much on edge. and they're asking for more. 5 investigates breaking new information in the case. we've learned vanessa marcotte may have been strangled had trauma and burns and that investigators are awaiting the results of a rape kit. all of this comes as princeton residents gather to remember the young woman. hundreds gathered to light

share concerns. collects she was really, really nice, very genuine person, everybody really liked her. she was so smart and such a good person. sera: marcotte's body was found in the woods on sunday. she was visiting from new york where she works at google just out for an afternoon jog near her mother's house. police have set up an anonymous tipline that number is at the bottom of your screen. if marcotte was targeted or if this was a random attack. sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: 5 investigates learning a district court judge is in trouble and off the job this morning. the trial court confirms judge michael creedon is on administrative leave. creedon is the first justice in falmouth district court. the trial court says, allegations against creedon have been reported to the judicial conduct commission which

but they won't say what the allegations are. however, 5 investigates has learned creedon is under investigation for allegedly making an insensitive comment. he's been on leave since june 30. randy: the malden high school community is in shock after a staffer is charged with raping a special needs student. prosecutors say the victim is a 16-year-old boy who suffers from multiple disabilities. they say steven macdonald, in his role as a para professional, would assist the boy in the bathroom, where the alleged >> the defendant would continuously threatened to go to the victim's home and kill his mother. >> the story that is being told by the alleged victim is incredible unbelievable story and it will all come out at trial randy: macdonald is also the school's assistant football coach. student athletes who know him told newscenter 5 off camera they are withholding judgment, that this is not the coach mac they know.

morning. this time critics say his words amount to a death threat. >> to buy that, you would have to be corrupt, because if you said that to me, i would say to you, are you out of your mind? i saw it, i heard it, i know what it meant. emily: trump supporter rudy giuliani says in no way did the candidate advocate someone killing hillary clinton. it all started when trump said this about gun ownership. >> hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolished, the second amendment. and if she gets to pick -- [booing] >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is, i don't know. emily: the harshest response to that coming from democrat chris murphy of connecticut where the newtown massacre happened. the senator tweeting quote, "don't treat this as a political

of a national tragedy and crisis." hillary clinton is facing new controversy this morning. newly released emails appear to show how the clinton foundation run by her husband attempted to get access to the state department during her tenure as secretary of state. the emails were obtained and released by a conservative watchdog group. the wall street journal reports they were taken from mrs. clinton's personal server but not handed over to the government as part of her archive. randy: clinton running mate tim kaine is headed to new england this weekend. he'll campaign in manchester new hampshire on saturday at what's being billed as a democratic organizing event. it will be held at st. anselm college. despite recent squabbles with his party's nominee house speaker paul ryan is moving on to november. ryan easily won wisconsin's republican primary. that primary had garnered extra attention after donald trump initially failed to endorse ryan

support. trump reversed course on friday. emily: right now delta passengers are bracing for more cancellations and delays. the airline is still working to get back to normal after a power outage crippled a key piece of equipment on monday. delta says computers are still slow when it comes to check-ins and dispatching planes. they're also trying to figure out why backup systems didn't kick in when a key piece of power equipment failed earlier this week. it's back to the pool today in but this morning people are still talking about team usa's golden girls, including needham's own aly raisman. randy: the eye's erika tarantal is here with a very special win. erika: for this talented team a gold medal was probably never in doubt. they're that good. they dubbed themselves the final five a tribute to retiring national coordinator martha karolyi. aly raisman led these highly accomplished young women to a stunning win beating their closest rivals by more than 8 points, the biggest margin since

twitter writing "we are the final five, oh and one more thing we're also olympic champions." next stop for raisman the individual all-around tomorrow. team usa just as golden in the pool. michael phelps with two big wins, in his signature event the 200-meter fly and anchoring the 4 by 200 freestyle relay. that ups his total of golds to 21. and american katie ledecky captured her second gold of these games winning the 200 that all adds up to some pretty impressive hardware. the u.s. now has 26 medals, nine of them gold. china still in second place. one disappointing note defending champ serena williams won't be getting another gold. she lost her match yesterday committing a stunning five double faults in one game alone. emily: new video of a shark in a feeding frenzy. randy: the underwater feast. and a family pet is dead, and a

the attack some are blaming on the owner. emily: new this morning, summer staples, with health benefits. the hidden perks of seasonal favorites. erika? erika: breaking new information on the suspect in a crime spree in worcester. antonio damon is due in court today. police say he raped a woman and stole her car before assaulting another woman, and that was just the start of the chaos. cindy? cindy: some much needed rain hitting some towns this afternoon. the timeline, and the high humidity on the way. first, here's a look at the temperatures as you are heading out the door. it's mild, right around 70 as

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the mcgraw family brought us these t-shirts, thank you. cindy: and we will see you in plymouth in november. well, we have got some rain in the forecast today, can you believe that? we need it. these will be hit or miss showers an everybody will see them, but then needed rainfall will be late in the morning and through the afternoon, chances ramping down further into the evening. once again past today it is all about the heat. look at what is coming after today, tomorrow, friday, even into saturday at or above 90. with that, the combination will

advisory posted for tomorrow between noon and 7:00 p.m. for a lot of metro boston. the real oppressive humidity is down to the south, still feeding in on that southwesterly wind -- starting to fill with more cloud cover and you can see the southwesterly wind picking up. lower 70's on the cape, 69 in spots sitting at 71. mostly in the lower 80's with that southwesterly wind keeping us here with the risk of showers and storms. it triggers showers and storms across new york, a lot of lightning back toward syracuse and working eastward. we will watch the clouds advance

we start to get in on some showers, and those will shift eastward getting closer to boston for your lunch hour today . this may be a little bit overdone, more hit and miss, but the potential is there for embedded downpours that could lead to localized poor drainage flooding. by midafternoon, a few more thunderstorms may pop up, heading toward the city. the chances of temperatures should be around 80 degrees with falling back into the lower 70's. uncomfortable tonight, tomorrow in the mid-90's with the heat advisory. as we get toward the weekend i will be watching this front to the north on saturday and then start to shift southward.

raining all the time . olessa: so far, comfortable on the roads. you can see traffic is getting by without any issues, both directions nice and quiet with the overnight construction out of the way. boston, road work of the expressway picking up nice and early. looking good with the construction wrapped up by great plains energy and southbound by routes 2. no problems on routes 1 with trains and buses on schedule. emily: here's a scene you don't want to get too close to. this is new video of a great white shark chowing down off chatham this week. the atlantic white shark

there have been a number of beach closures this summer because of sharks spotted feeding off shore. right now a kennel owner is facing criminal charges after this family pet is dead. this morning the license for briarwood kennel is hanover has been suspended and could be revoked. tracey siciliano says when she picked her 3-year-old golden doodle ben up after a family vacation he was emaciated and bleeding. she rushed him to the vet but with 24 hours ben was dead. mauled by the kennel owner's golden retriever grizzly, the family just heartbroken. >> he was the world to me, he was like another kid. emily: siciliano says grizzly had bitten ben once before but his owner promised to keep them apart. a hearing on monday will determine grizzly's fate and whether the kennel should be able to reopen. owner david ricardo is facing a criminal charge of animal cruelty he wouldn't make any statements to us, just calling

randy: coming up your economy , headlines this wednesday, today the state gaming commission will talk horse racing including a proposal for the brockton fairgrounds. yesterday, the commission estimated the state will pull in a year once two resort casinos $300 million open in massachusetts. checking the markets, asian stocks were mostly lower overnight thanks to what analysts call a mid-summer lull. right now u.s. stock futures are highft yesterday. investors are waiting for new retail sales data which is due out on friday. some of your favorite summer treats, come with some added health benefits. emily: iced coffee, for example, could have some cancer-fighting qualities. a european study found that women who drank one cup of caffeinated coffee a day reduced their risk of developing skin cancer by about 10%. tart cherries are readily available in the summer, and that's good for your waistline. experts say the cherries activate a molecule that helps

and finally, tomatoes can be a supplement to sunscreen. some studies have found that a pigment in tomatoes helps protect against sun burn. randy: good news for anyone who has a hard time choosing between fast food. emily: a new kind of burger, in eyepoppers. erika? erika: then new at 5:30, david ortiz bobblehead night, cancelled. why the team says the figures, were offensive. and drivers are dodging a new tax. the veto on the way toda recapping our breaking news this morning, a man is due in court today, accused of going on a violent crime spree in worcester. police say he raped a woman and stole her car before assaulting another woman. they also say he caused more chaos before he was finally arrested. ? ram trucks are reaching new heights

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cindy: you will want to grab an umbrella before you head out this morning. there are some showers and storms across new york state. these are working eastward in the humid air, and we will see some scattered showers and downpours breaking out late morning into the afternoon. temperatures come up and the lower 80's today. you know what the greatest speech day is? we have a high tide coming up after 5:30, and after today's showers and downpours, look at

temperature of 96 degrees, still in the 90's on friday. the heat advisory up, index around 100 degrees for many areas tomorrow. randy: a slow start for the sox against the yankees at fenway park. but they got it together by the 5th scoring three runs. things got tense in the 7th inning after chase headley was thrown out trying to stretch his double off the green monster into a triple. benches cleared after headley had words with rick porcello. after announcing that this would be his last week with the yankees. a-rod will be in the starting line for new york on thursday at fenway. emily: time for your wednesday eyepoppers. oleesa it's a disney character dilemma. olessa: yes, you hate to see this. that's dopey taking a tumble sunday night during a performance at disney world. he slipped through railing and actually fell on goofy. both cast members were treated

and burger king is trying to spice up sales with this interesting offer. that's a whopper burrito-style. it's a flour tortilla stuffed with the beef of a whopper, but with added seasoning. there's queso sauce with chopped tomatoes, onions, lettuce, and pickles to round it out. burger king's ceo says he's been looking for a way to add tex-mex to his menu. the whopperito launches at all burger kings next monday. which is where we will be -- [laughter] randy: a new technique to free a seal, trapped in fishing lines. the tool making for an easier rescue in chatham. and a serious crash caught on camera during a chase in new mexico. the sight starting the wild pursuit, ahead.

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emily: breaking overnight, a wild crime spree in worcester with women as the targets. how police finally cornered the suspect. randy: coming together to remember a woman killed while jogging. the new details we've uncovered about the case. doug: paying as you go just to

that could hit the brakes today. erika: and needam's golden girl does it again. but the olympic excitement is far from over for aly raisman, on the eye. >> you are watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is news center fives eye-opener. randy: 5:30 wednesday morning as we look over _______. -- on the southeast expressway. good morning, i'm randy price. cindy and olessa. a nice start to the day but it could be dicey in some places. cindy: we are going to get some rain, if you can believe it. it will be hit or miss showers with some thunder later on, so hopefully you will get hit because we all need the rain a little bit of a reddish glow as

, that humidity leaving showers and downpours, the best chance of the midday to the afternoon, so it's a good idea to get ready to have an umbrella. 67 and worcester, or in jets anyone you can see how the clouds are invested -- are going forward. those are more numerous now, all this activity shifting eastward and as against was lunch time and into the afternoon that is when we have the best chance of seeing the showers and thunderstorms. highs today in the lower 80's. here's the timeline on the shower activity, the western part of the state getting showers, and i think it will be closer to lunch time before we see that activity spread into worcester through boston. this may be a little bit overdone, depicting the activity more widespread than it turns

early this afternoon with a break before more thunderstorm develops, keep that in mind -- multiple rounds of showers and storms. quiet out there right now -- let's see how we are doing on the roads. olessa: some volume the starting to build on the expressway and most people are getting by a good pace. no problems to report into boston and making your voice picks up early, no troubles i've brockton or into braintree. the pike eastbound is a 15 minute ride and then 93 south looks great from the thuman down to the leverett connector. trains and buses running on schedule. emily: we're following breaking news right now on the eye. randy: erika tarantal is following new details as they come in. erika: that breaking news coming from worcester. a man is under arrest, charged with walking into a main street business, raping a woman, carjacking and assaulting

antoinette will have an update coming up on news to go. hundreds of people came together in princeton last night, holding a vigil for a woman killed while out for a jog. 5 investigates has learned vanessa marcotte may have been strangled and had trauma and burns. and right now team usa is hoping to rack up more medals in rio. team captain aly raisman lead the final five gymnastics squad to a team gold yesterday beating their closest rival by more than 8 points. we'll see some of that ahead at 5:45. randy: new this morning, would you want to pay based on how many miles you commute? emily: the eyeopener's doug meehan is live in boston with the plan getting the red light today. doug: good morning. we are behind the driver's seat again the idea is to charge , drivers by how much they travel as an alternative to the gas tax. that pilot program was part of a

but today governor baker is expected to strike the proposal from the bill getting out his veto pen. the plan would have used volunteers at first to see if the plan would be effective. now that bill does include other changes that are expected to become law, like a $50 million grant to repair local bridges and new help to encourage communities to design streets that are also friendly to bicyclists and pedestrians. as fhe transportation secretary stephanie pollack has said the state is watching other pilot programs but added there are privacy issues, as well. doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. residue right now a man is in the hospital with serious injuries after falling onto the train tracks at boston's park street station. we do know the victim made contact with the third rail but his condition is not clear at

delays on the red line last night. two men are recovering from burns after they were sprayed with hot tar in framingham. the fire chief says that the man was sprayed in the face of the hands and upper body by 400 degree liquid asphalt. the victims were unloading the material at the t on the roads after a string of crashes in work zones. starting this week, troopers will increase patrols and launch a new public awareness campaign. this summer, there have been five serious crashes in work zones including two where people were killed. officials say all five crashes involved alcohol. >> these are people behind the cones, mothers and fathers, children and grandparents, aunt and uncles, and we need to be

in danger. emily: local police are getting grants to take part in the increased enforcement which is expected to run through labor day. big papi bobblehead night called off. because of figurines like these. the red sox calling them racially offensive. this morning, the company that crafted them is responding. red sox fans left last night with i.o.u.'s. the bobblehead blunder had them perplexed. they expected one version of the david ortiz bobblehead but the one on the left was delivered instead. fans and the team spotted the differenig >> the color changed everything. >> would you be upset if you had a bobblehead like that? >> yes, really upset. emily: the manufacturer, bda incorporated, released this statement, we value our decades-long relationship with the red sox organization and its decision to postpone the david ortiz bobblehead giveaway. we're currently working closely with the red sox to ensure the team and its fans receive a

is raising some eyebrows in rio. emily: the color change that has organizers can't explain. and a seal is free after getting tangled in fishing lines. the new technique making the rescue a bit easier. randy: breaking news in worcester, a man is accused of attacking women in a violent crime spree.

bridge, traffic getting by in both directions about any problems, no delays, no accidents, just a very quiet start. cindy, weather is changing. cindy: late morningcindy: to the afternoon, we will be tracking showers and a meta-downpours, and later this afternoon the possibility of thunderstorms. a lot of activities the west rye now and that is shifting eastward,. have an umbrella with you today, hopefully we'll get water, as we desperately need it. this is an impact whether day for that reason; some storms can produce localized flooding. then it is all about the heat in high humidity. a heat advisory tomorrow, it could feel like 100 degrees. randy: rescue crews using a new technique to save a seal off cape cod. this is video from the international fund for animal welfare. it shows the seal in the waters off chatham, tangled in fishing line. normally, the crew would try to capture the seal by hand or net.

it lets the crew track the seal until it tires and drag it aboard, once on dry ground, the crew cut away the tangled fishing line and released the seal back into the sea. the seal has been tagged to keep tabs on its health. the crime spree leaving women hurt. and a walmart parking lot, with a surprise. what police found underneath. and ahead in news to go, a dramatic crash caught on camera in new mexico. what a security guard says happened, before this wild chase. take a live look here at the sky this morning, that redness, looks like cindy's graphic, whether aware.

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y237yy ykny randy: the eyeopener team ready with your news to go in worcester, princeton, boston and erika has the golden glow for needham's aly raisman. emily: but first he want to check in with cindy and your forecast. the good news is the potential for rain, but it could be stormy. cindy: later this afternoon, there could be storms late morning into midday.

too. we will take anything we can get -- as you know there is severe drought and the deficit keeps growing. nearing eight inches in boston, so incredible certainly. rain chances today going up toward lunchtime it into the afternoon. the deeper we get into the morning hours, that activity will be spreading in. with 70 degrees, still a muggy start for most of us with the dew point climbing into the upper 80's. we will have more clouds around, so it will feel very sticky. as long as this disturbance comes from the west you can see the showers, and embedded downpours. it will be filling in, and by

steadiest rain, but showers may creep up toward the worcester area, continuing eastward through the lunchtime. not every community will get in on this, but where we do, there will be some embedded downpours, which could lead to poor drainage. it will shift offshore by early afternoon, and notice what happens behind it. hit or miss thunderstorms pop up late in the afternoon into early this evening. a couple rounds of show all about the heat. that 90's and high humidity, heat advisory, with the heat index approaching 100 degrees. let's get you onto the roads. olessa: fairly quiet. let's have a live look at the pike, the check by allston brighton. a problem free start in both directions. let's see the rest of your ride. traveling into town, no issues. southie were doing fine.

20 minutes braintree and boston. pike only 15 to 128, no issues heading north. so far so good past 120 agent to boston. trains and buses on schedule. randy: now to the breaking news we're following a disturbing crime spree targeting women. emily: the eyeopener's antoinette antonio is live in worcester with what we've learned overnight. antoinette: wild and disturbing crime spree is behind bars this morning on a slew of charges including rape, kidnapping, and armed robbery to name a few. police say it started on main street at a business and antonio damon allegedly raped a woman at knife point. frank: to carjacked her and sexually assaulted her before she got out of the vehicle.

reports of another attack at a business there, shouting obscenities as officers took him into custody. all this happened within the span of about an hour. he'll be arraigned later this morning. antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. sera: police are following up on hundreds of tips about the murder of a young woman in princeton. 5 investigates has learned that she may have been strangled. sh investigators are awaiting results of a rape kit. last night the community came together for a vigil to remember the young woman and to find comfort. investigators still don't know of her death was random. >> we shouldn't have to live in fear. sera: her father, speaking to "the globe," says all they want is justice. sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: how would you like to be taxed based on the amount of time you spend behind the wheel?

the governor expected to veto that part of a highway repair bill today which has already been approved by lawmakers. essentially this would have been an alternative to the gas tax. now that bill does include other changes that are expected to become law, like a $50 million grant to repair local bridges as well as new help to encourage communities to design streets that are friendly to bikes and walkers. this proposal would have only been part of a pilot program conducted by volunteers. doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: to rio where the us women's gymnastics team, lead by needham's aly raisman, left no doubt they're the best in the world. they delivered a resounding all-around win, beating their closest competitors by 8 points, the largest margin since 1960. raisman competes in the individual all around final tomorrow. in the pool, michael phelps collecting more gold. his total now 21 after winning his signature event, the 200-meter fly, and anchoring the

katie ledecky captured her second gold in rio winning the 200 meter freestyle. so right now the u.s. still leads the medal count with 26. one disappointing note in tennis, serena williams lost in straight sets. emily: the patriots' own nate ebner coming up big in rio. he's playing for the u.s. rugby team and made a key play yesterday to help defeat brazil 26-0. it's the first-ever olympic rugby sevens win for the u.s. olympic debut in these games. going for the gold or the green? the picture on your left is what the olympic diving pool looked like yesterday. on your right today's pool water. looks green. water quality has been a big question of the rio games but not pool water. olympic organizers say the pool was tested and is safe but they have no idea why the water turned green. randy: right now delta passengers are bracing for more

get back to normal after a power outage crippled a key piece of equipment on monday. delta says computers are still slow when it comes to checkins and dispatching planes. they're also trying to figure out why backup systems didn't kick in when a key piece of power equipment failed earlier this week. emily: the malden high school community is in shock after a staffer is charged with raping a special needs student. prosecutors say the victim is a 16-year-old boy who suffers from multiple disabilities. they say steven on would assist the boy in the bathroom, where they say he would perform sex acts on himself, and on the teen. macdonald pleaded not guilty and was released on his own recognizance. new bedford is close to passing a ban on the sale of synthetic drugs. city officials say many stores in the city voluntarily took packages of synthetic marijuana off their shelves after city officials expressed concern about the products. the board of health is holding a public hearing tomorrow night to

the stores who did not. the board may or may not vote on the ban that night, depending on what changes have to be made to the measure. randy: the data recorder from the sunken el faro has been recovered. the el faro sank during the height of hurricane joaquin last october. the hope is the device will help the ntsb piece together what happened to the ship. all 33 people on board died including three with massachusetts ties. emily: a meth lab found in a walmart parking lot. amherst new york police say it was set up in an underground culvert, accessible only by a manhole. several jars of meth were found during a routine patrol in the city outside buffalo. police say they will be looking at surveillance from the walmart to track down whoever has been going into the culvert. randy: an arson suspect tires to set a business on fire. but instead he sets himself on fire. this video of sunday's incident

before he is seen running across a parking lot in kentucky. still no arrests in the case. police are also looking for a woman who was with him. emily: while video out of new mexico, police chasing a suspect who ran into another car. a security guard followed the pursuit on the ground with a camera attached to his the suspect tried to take up afterwards but police were able to arrest him. randy: a scare for patriots wide receiver julian edelman, he walked off the field after feeling soreness and tingling in his foot. the same foot that he broke last fall. tests revealed no further damage. it's still unclear if the pats will lighten his workouts. emily: a slow start for the sox against the yankees at fenway park. but they got it together by the 5th scoring three runs. things got tense in the 7th inning after chase headley was

double off the green monster into a triple. benches cleared after headley had words with rick porcello. alex rodriguez did not play after announcing that this would be his last week with the yankees. a-rod will be in the starting line for new york on thursday at fenway. randy: here we go wednesday, a good start to the day. cindy: it is, early this evening there will be a risk of showers and storms. know that there will be the risk of some passing showers and thunderstorms. it will be around 80 degrees but we are getting off to a quiet start. southwesterly wind picking up the humanities and the temperatures after today will really start to cycle.

and when you combine the heat with the humidity, there is a heat advisory up for tomorrow through the city of boston and the heat index will be close to 100 degrees. 67 and worcester, and look at orange in the low 70's highest today will only be in the low to mid 80's, held down by some cloud covers. between syracuse in binghamton and all this activity is working east and by 10:00 a.m. showers will be moving in through the western half of the state and by lunchtime those shifts eastward. these may not be as widespread but there will be some embedded downpours here that could lead to localized flooding. there may be a break and then look what happens late afternoon, another round of

evening. temperatures will hold of the 70's tonight really uncomfortable for sleeping and there is the high heat and humidity coming in, keeping the humidity into saturday and far to the north we will shift southward with waves of low pressure, giving us several opportunities of showers and thunderstorms, especially sunday into monday so hopefully many communities can get some much-needed rainfall. weather through the morning commute. olessa: a live look outside of the sick and bridges leverett connector, the southbound side heading to the bottom of the screen, with the morning rush picking up. let's see the rest of your ride. fine on 24, no issues a 95. 3 looks good, 15 minutes braintree to boston. the pike eastbound is still only 15.

93 south has a little bit of a delay out of methuen. some volume picks up once again approaching spot pond, and so far transit buses are running on schedule. randy: three minutes before 6:00. donald trump supporters, dfending what some saw as a threat against hillary clinton. emily: what they say the republican really meant. and new this morning, summer staples with hidden health boosters. the bonus benefits, ahead. randy: and we are looking at the skyline from our camera on the

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