greatest chance of storms coming in tomorrow afternoon. we dry things out on wednesday. the bright on the forecast for today right now. emily: a new bridge on the move overnight. the big step in a project that will affect south shore commuters. randy: breaking overnight, more unrest after police kill a man in milwaukee. the new violence as officers defend their actions. emily: beach in chatham. the unsettling sight suggesting a shark was in the water. it's on the eye for this monday morning. >> this is newscenter 5, eye-opener. emily: looking live at a piece of the new fore river bridge. the project is a huge undertaking that'll have a big impact on traffic in the future. the eye's doug meehan will have more in a minute. good morning, i'm emily riemer.

cindy fitzgibbon. after one hot weekend. emily: it was pretty horrible. cindy: we will racking these up. you'd think it is only going to be near 90 today. they go. still pretty dark out there. 5:52 right now the sunrise, we have a ways to g just partly cloudy skies here in boston bringing a slightly drier air. temperatures running in the mid 60's. temperatures themselves have just dropped back into the 60's in worcester. you can see lawrence sitting at 74. it is a warm start this morning due to partly cloudy skies it will be a quiet weather

pressure coming in on the backside of this front. that puts us into less humid air. that will move back in overnight. slightly less humid today. clear to partly skies this morning. 52, by 9:00 a.m. the a near idiot degrees. we hold there this afternoon making a run towards 90. no storms today, that changes tomorrow. overnight on the road. olessa: and the danvers line, breaking news breaking news 95 southbound right by endicott road these are some pictures from the scene. this is a very active one this accident happened at 3:05 this morning. at this point, 95 south remains closed. this is all happening near route 1. they are diverting traffic now.

will keep you posted when that happens. the rest of the ride is pretty quiet. a couple more minutes here on the expressway looking good on route three no problems on 95. trains and buses start in the morning on schedule. randy: a major project is underway that will have a big impact on commuters. this is video in overnight. it is a long awaited milestone especially for tens of thousands of commuters. meehan is live in weymouth where all of this underway right now. randy: doug: at the center of this a structure that weighs almost three million pounds and is longer than the football field. it's the new lift span for the fore river bridge a familiar structure for anyone who drives between quincy and weymouth. overnight, crews started the process of floating that giant piece of bridge through the channel so it can be installed

once this project is done the span will be able to be raised and lowered so large ships can pass underneath. that's still a ways away. the $244 million project started in 2012 and completion has been delayed until 2018. still this is a big milestone and a tricky one involving massdot and the coast guard. today's process is a long one it won't be completed until this afternoon. all of weather and tied looks pretty good this morning. randy: breaking overnight protests erupt into violence in milwaukee after the shooting death of a black man by police. at least one person was shot last night during demonstrations stemming from saturday's shooting. erika: dozens of officers in riot gear moved in on some 150 protesters late last night at the site where a 23-year-old man was shot and killed. police say the demonstrators

locations and at least one person was hit by a bullet. an officer was taken to the hospital after being struck by an object. it comes after violent protests saturday night. the sheriff says it's amazing nobody was killed. >> the loss of life of innocent civilians and what worsen personnel -- law enforcement personnel did not happen. the little flying all over law-abiding people living in those areas. erika: officers say they opened fire on sylville smith saturday after he allegedly turned toward them with a stolen gun in hand. the police chief says body camera video shows officers acted lawfully. that video has not been released. randy: right now it's back to business as usual at new york's jfk airport after reports of shots fired set off a massive police response. police evacuated two terminals

this morning they say those reports appear to be unfounded. port authority police say they have not found any firearms or any other evidence of gunfire at the airport. emily: right now this fire on plum island is under investigation. the flames broke out at a home on 59th street around 7:30 last night. the fire quickly spread to three alarms. fire crews from all over the merrimack valley responded. no one was hurt. o it started at a home on alabama street last night the heat making the flames worse. the two firefighters were treated and released for minor injuries. officials believe the flames were started by a powerful lightbulb that was too close to flammable materials. the home suffered about $150,000 worth of damage. randy: right now they're bracing for more flooding in parts of louisiana. cindy, just a devastating

four people are dead. just look at the video of the flooding from the air. 20,000 people have now been rescued from rising waters. rescued from rising waters. 10,000 now in shelters. the state's governor is now declaring a major disaster. and this situation is far from over. >> i want to stress the fact that this is still a significant flood event. stay in your home to fewer in a safe location. cindy: tho some areas came close to two feet of rain over a 48 hour period. you can see a bullseye 20 inches of rain. that is how much we've had this entire year. randy: the governor had back at the governor's mansion. a shark scare shuts down a local beach for hours. everyone was forced out of the water at lighthouse beach in chatham yesterday, after reports

it had been attacked by a shark. the beach supervisor says it was first reported by a patron, then minutes later the harbor master called to a say a fisherman also saw the seal. about 750 people were cleared off the beach, but many say they were not bothered by the inconvenience. >> when i was younger i was afraid, i'm not afraid in the longer. they will let us know. randy: the chatham parks director tells us the fisherman did not ever actually see the emily: a former uber driver charged with raping a 16-year-old passenger will be back in court today. a judge will decide whether darnell booth is a danger to the public. the 36-year-old is being held without bail after pleading not guilty last week. booth allegedly started communicating with the victim on snapchat after driving her on june 30th then offered to drive her to school and assaulted her in an everett parking lot.

crashed into police cruisers early yesterday after leading officers on a chase through bridgewater, abington and brockton. mousette was hurt in the crash, but not seriously. he was wanted before the chase and now faces new charges. randy: commitment 2016: democrat hillary clinton gets a boost on the campaign trail today. vo vice president joe biden will join her in his hometown of scranton, pennsylvania. biden is expected to go after donald trump during his remarks today calling him the most uninformed presidential nominee in history, and saying trump is clueless to the needs of working families. meantime, donald trump will be in ohio to outline his plans to take on isis. he sent out a twitter attack yesterday saying the media is putting quote false meaning into his words. trump's running mate, mike pence, will hold an event in manchester, new hampshire on thursday. emily: new this morning one of the members of the teamsters local 25 is expected to plead

four teamsters are accused of intimidating the staff and crew of the top chef reality show while it was shot in the boston area two years ago. the herald reporting mark harrington will change his plea next month. randy: two olympians making history with major events in rio. and one of them could up the ante today. ryan lochte and other swimmers robbed in rio. the trick pulled by the thieves. emily: hacks to save money at the expensive services students might not need. erika? erika: one person is hurt after being shot during overnight protests in milwaukee. demonstrators are upset because an armed man was shot and killed by police over the weekend. cindy: this of the -- is a piece of the new for river bridge. it was moved into place overnight. just a little bit less human

days. went to expected, that is ahead. first, take a live look at the skies over boston. the sun is not up until 5:52. temperatures mostly in the 70's.

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randy: swell is a 4 week program for english language learners. it's a hands on experience that also helps students learn all about quincy. emily: keep those wake up calls coming. just record it with yo app. cindy: hopefully only a few more days of this humidity. emily: injured it was so pleasant. cindy: it was. the dog days, as would like to

that was yesterday. i think we're getting closer to that again today. look what happens the rest of the week. the temperatures will not be quite as hot. the average had this time of year is 80 degrees. you can see the sky over boston just partly cloudy as we overweight the sunrise. it is 77 degrees right now. that wind is out of the west. it is still sticking the dew but not as oppressive as it has been the past couple of days. we're down into the 60's right now in worcester. mid 70's as your stepping out on the cape. in baltimore, 77 degrees right now. the skies are partly cloudy with a lot of sunshine in the forecast. the temperatures come up by late morning into the lower 80's in town. we will hold mostly in the 80's

we're close to 90 degrees this afternoon with some lower 90's down in other areas. not quite as humid as it has been. you can see how quiet it has been. the front that trigger thunderstorms is down to our south right now. on the other side you can see slightly less human air working in. there is moisture b wants that for tomorrow. thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. you can see the stickier just to our south -- sticky air just to our south. not quite as sticky as it has been. thought the day we are storm free, put this evening we are just fine.

tomorrow we wake up to readings right around 70 degrees. it is a sticky start to the day. skies are mostly cloudy. into the afternoon we have highlighted a impact whether day. notice there tracking slowly towards the east. during the mid afternoon hours, and worcester county it may not reach the coastline until the evening hours. these are slow-moving thunderstorms that pose a heavy rain some flash flooding. we are some lingering showers tomorrow. we dry things out afterward. no more 90 showing up for a while. emily: that is good. olessa: a little bit of news coming in just now, the road is just reopened. all lanes on 95 southbound have

this crash happened early this morning. you can see the damaged that vehicle right there. at this point, all lanes are getting by. they were detouring traffic by exit 51. now they're opening up all those lanes. it was about a half-mile backup and it should be out of the way very shortly. traveling south of there, you're in good shape. no problems on route three looking good on 24. of the road work on the pike picks up nicely. randy: to rio now and today gymnastics super star simone biles will continue her march towards olympic history. emily: the eye's erika tarantal is back to set the stage for today's events. erika: no question, simone biles is the one to beat. today she'll try to make her golden journey four for four. after her all around win, biles

she is now the first u.s. woman to win on vault and the first to win three olympic golds in a single games in gymnastics. biles competes again today on the balance beam. and usain bolt proving why he's the one to watch on the track. he sprinted his way into history again with a golden performance in the 100 meter. bolt is now the first person to win three straight titles in that event. after the victory, he grabbed a jamaican flag and even posed for selfies with fans. lead. 69 in all 26 of them gold. great britain is now in second followed by china. a reminder, needham's aly raisman goes for another gold tomorrow when she defends her title on the floor. emily? emily: american olympic swimmer ryan lochte is talking about dangerous encounter. he and three other u.s. swimmers were robbed in rio.

olympic officials initially denied that sunday morning robbery happened. the 32-year-old medalist and three others were on their way back to the olympic village, when they were stopped by armed men, posing as police. none of the swimmers were hurt. teammate michael phelps says the crime is surprising. >> i've been to brazil multiple times and felt safe every time i've been here. emily: twotr recent weeks. a portuguese official was also held at knifepoint. randy: your economy headlines this monday asian stocks were mostly higher overnight despite caution about a number of economic reports due out in the u.s. this week. this week investors will be watching for data on housing, inflation and manufacturing. affordable housing advocates are sounding the alarm as rents

many saying even middle class families are being forced out of the city. just in the last six years, the price for a single family rental home has gone from $1500 a month to more than $2500. governor baker says his administration is working on a plan to invest millions in affordable housing not just in boston but statewide. back to school is coming and colleges start even sooner. emily: but there are some hacks to make costs a little lower this year. first,o do you need school health insurance? legal services? make sure you know everything you're paying for. second, save on textbooks. buying used isn't a new idea. but now there are websites galore including e books that are much less expensive. and finally do the math on where you live. on campus housing is thousands a year. check with rental companies that work with the school they often have late vacancies and lower rates.

back to rio, the ultimate comfort food. emily: coming after months of strict eating. erika: a woman comes home from vacation to find squatters in her house and they won't leave. why the squatters say they are the victims. how other runners are paying tribute to her memory. this is a new piece of the four river bridge between quincy and weymouth. you're looking at a live picture of it.

emily: on monday morning, live a gorgeous sunrise about to happen in boston. 77 degrees it is in of the warm start. not quite as humid, slightly cooler along the coastline. some lower 90's out to metrowest. pittsburgh today about 91. on the cape low-to-mid 80's for you. a great beach day. we are storm free today with mostly sunny skies. we have a high tide just after 9:30 this morning. some could pack a punch and maybe some lingering showers

morning i poppers. olessa: just an amazing throw to give the marlins a big win. check it out. how about the arm on christian yelich. the catcher's got it and the runner is outta there. that's game over for the white sox. emily: that is a great play. olessa: and, we can all feel this one. didn't have his best olympic outing. so, why not order a little mcdonalds. okay more than a little. in his defense, he's been eating clean for months to prepare. you, sir, to 90 to explain yourself to me. [laughter] olessa: i get it. randy: eating clean is so overrated. new controversy over the pokemon

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randy: breaking overnight tempers erupt in milwaukee. ,emily: plus: new details on the

this unrest. >> a major project impacting thousands of south shore commuters. the big move underway right now. >> a final goodbye amid a murder mystery in princeton. the new show of support for a jogger's family. emily: and a channel 5 viewer makes a life saving decision. >> full i just did what i thought was right. emily: and it changed one family forever. on the eye. >> you are watching boston's news leader, good morning this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. randy: a beautiful morning on the four river. we have much more on the project , good morning thank you for joining us. emily: some good news today on the humidity department.

as bad. starting out, pretty warm across the area. 77 now in boston. skies are clear to partly cloudy. it is quiet across the northeast. it will be a storm three day to start the week. a few thunderstorms yesterday evening. still going to warm up quickly by 9:00 a.m. and by the afternoon sunshine is holding in the 80's. that is a light wind in a bit of a sea breeze. 87 in boston, 77 in rock port. waltham 91. it is another hot day.

brockton and bridgewater. it is a mostly sunny day. slightly less humidity. the humidity ramped up tonight with a chance for storms tomorrow. right now, let's get you onto the roads. olessa: this was the scene earlier this morning, a crash on 95ou if you're traveling southbound there by route 1 this afternoon the scene has cleared. the did have all lanes shut down while they investigated the accident. at this point, all lanes are open. you can get right. those half-mile delays are gone. that is good news for your morning commute. some issues heading into boston heading south and ruth three

pike is gone. trains and buses are running on schedule. randy: right now there is a major move underway on the south shore that will have a big impact on commuters. emily: the eye's doug meehan is in weymouth near all the action. doug: today is a major milestone for the river bridge project about 3:00 this morning the new one was floated down past the towers. when you are longer than a football field this takes if he stated tugboat captains to make the three-quarter mile trip. it should be complete by 1:00 this afternoon. if the teams of the entire project is taking while it is because it has. the $244 million project started is two years behind schedule.

we're following breaking news. randy: erica is tracking the new information. erika: that breaking news coming from milwaukee where there was more unrest overnight. one person was shot and wounded on a second night of protests. the violence started after a black man was shot by a police officer saturday police say he was holding a gun. that officer is also black. other stories we're following right now: at least four people are now dead and 20,000 rescued after intense flooding in louisiana. the governor has issued a major dier and right now two boston firefighters are recovering after a fire in mattapan. the flames broke out last night on alabama street. the fire department says a light bulb too close to flammable materials appears to be to blame. emily: right now plans are in place for a final farewell to a woman whose murder is still very much a mystery. this comes on the heels of a unique show of support for vanessa marcotte and her family.

sera: just over a week ago, vanessa marcotte went out for a jog and never came home. today her family will hold a wake as they try to say goodbye to the promising young woman. even as police continue to try and solve her murder. yesterday, people here in princeton took part in a run in marcotte's memory. the goal not only to remember marcotte but to help local runners get over their fear and take back what, for many, was just a part of the routine before last week. >> it's completely changed my i'm the first one up in the morning and i'm scared to get out of bed even though we have an alarm system and a dog. >> i've never questioned a running route that i've done in town before until this happened . and now i'm pretty particular of where i go. erika: state police have now gotten more than 600 tips on the crime. five investigates has learned they are testing dna from a possible person of interest. her funeral is tomorrow.

randy: town officials in westport will host a public forum in light of the massive animal abuse investigation happening at a local farm. hundreds of animals were found dead or injured on the property last month. town selectmen want to host a meeting once the investigation is wrapped up, but they say that could take several weeks. officials say there are plenty of questions and concerns that need to be addressed. emily: controversy in boston connected to the popular game of pokemon go. student is posting signs related to the game around the city without permission. one reads quote, all firefighters are napping. in case of fire, catch the nearest water pokemon. the herald reports the student trevor jones says he will take them down if they're offending people. a woman comes home from vacation to find other people living there.

life to a stranger, the motivation for her decision to go under the knife for someone else. randy: ahead, adele turning down the super bowl halftime show. why she says it is not for her. we're looking at the new bridge being moved into place in the overnight hours.

olessa: a live look right now at the pike. so far it is a quiet spot. that accident is gone and all lanes are open. olessa: it will be a storm free monday for change were looking pretty good still on the warm side. 77 degrees in boston. you will notice slightly less humidity today. in impact whether day tuesday is our best chance to see rain this week. after state temperatures holding in the 80's. emily: it's a reunion months in the making after a call for help was answered. a man from auburn desperately needed a kidney. and he got one after a woman saw his story right here on channel 5. we first met peter lyford one year ago, suffering with stage five renal failure. with his health declining, his

a plea that touched kelly hoye. so she picked up the phone a move that would ultimately save a life. >> right now, i think it is hitting me because it is overwhelming. for the longest time, i just attempting a new was right. emily: the two strangers underwent a successful surgery in may and now have a new friendship. randy: update on breaking news ahead on news to go this morning after a violen walkie. rob gronkowski celebrating patriots fans and how got at first every event this morning.

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emily: but you do need to go doug is in weymouth with a major , project for co on protests in milwaukee. randy: and sera is in princeton with a final farewell for vanessa marcotte. but first cindy has your forecast. cindy: it is the 90's and 90's with humid. yesterday with our 16th time

today. it will be close in boston with the sea breeze. after today, temperatures holding mostly in the 80's for the rest of this week. the sun is coming up now 77 degrees right now. the wind is out of the west bringing in slightly drier air. not the oppressive 70's with had lately. a little less humid today. 72 in pittsburgh right now, mid where in the mid 70's. we do jump up into the 80's mid-to-late mornings. we hold there with sunshine this afternoon. they may allow bit of a sea breeze to develop. mostly in the 80's along the coastline. 92 down in taunton this afternoon. clear to partly cloudy skies across the northeast. a bubble of high-pressure coming in, this one did trigger some

it is stalling out to our south. we are watching this for tomorrow. as this comes in a pretty strong to severe thunderstorms. we go through that timeline here come a quiet today, quite this evening if you of any outdoor plants no worries of any storms. the clouds fill in after midnight and tomorrow morning is drive. they're moving eastward very slowly tomorrow afternoon and evening. those storms and temperatures staying in the mid-80's. let's go out to the roads once again. olessa: so far, it is a pretty quiet start. traffic is light in both directions. you're watching a problem spot earlier this morning, this is now all lanes are open overnight

an investigation for some no delays to report at this time. traveling down to boston you are in good shape out of methuen down to the love the connector. -- lubbock connector. 50 minute eastbound on 495. trains and buses are running on schedule. emily: news to go continues with a major overnight move impacting commuters. randy: the eyeopener's doug meehan is live in weymouth to show us what's going on. moment for a big project along the four river. a new 3 million pound was slid in between the new bridge. the 32,000 cars that drive this way have been watching the pedroia for some time now. it is already two years behind schedule. that is literally a football field and it is a big deal.

afternoon. emily: breaking news in milwaukee during a second night of violent protests following the shooting death of a black man by a black officer. police say shots were fired during demonstrations overnight in three locations with at least one person hit. an officer was also taken to the hospital after being hit by an object. police say the crowd, which grew to some 150 people, threw bottles and rocks. the police chief says body camera video shows the officer who shot sylville smith saturday acted lawfully, saying smith was armed and turned toward the officer with that gun. right now the mayor and governor are urging the video be released as soon as possible. sera: a rigorous schedule today for the jogger who was killed in princeton a little over a week ago. the community came together for a special run in her honor. the event was held along the same road she was on much he was

no arrests have an made by investigators and they are testing the dna of a person of interest. her funeral will be tomorrow morning. emily: new york's jfk airport is back to normal this morning after reports of gunfire prompted evacuations at two terminals last night. port authority police say they have not found any firearms or any other evidence of gunfire at the airport. randy: this fire on plum island is under investigation. the flames brout on 59th street around 7:30 last night. the fire quickly spread to three fire crews from all over the merrimack valley responded. no one was hurt. emily: lightning is blamed for a house fire in southboro. the call for the fire came in a 6:00 a.m. yesterday morning on michael circle. crews from southboro, ashland, hopkinton and westborough were called in to help. firefighters say the people who live in the home were away at

chatham beach is reopen after hundreds of people were forced off during a shark scare. lighthouse beach was closed for about 2 hours yesterday after reports of a seal that looked like it had been attacked by a shark. about 750 people were cleared off the beach. the chatham parks director tells us the fisherman who made the initial report did not ever actually see the shark. randy: the coast guard is investigating after a rescue off castle island. a boat sank early sunday morning in dorchester bay. six people were left clinging to the boat. one of those passengers was able guard pulled them out. nobody was hurt. an oklahoma woman comes home to strangers living at her house. crystal taylor says her neighbors alerted her while she was on an extended vacation. but when police got there the squatters showed them a lease. they say they're the victims of a craigslist scam. nobody has been charged and police are still investigating. emily: a tornado tears through the philippines. this timelapse video shows the

more than 100 homes were damaged. heavy rain is expected to continue in the country for days. randy: today all eyes are on u.s. gymnast simone biles. that's as she tries to make her gold medal journey four for four. after her all around win, biles added a gold on the vault to her hardware on sunday. she is now the first u.s. woman to win on vault and the first to win three olympic golds in a single games in gymnastics. biles competes again today on the balance beam. and usain bolt proving why he's the one to watch on the track. he sprinted his way into history again with a golden performance in the 100 meter. bolt is now the first person to win three straight titles in that event. emily: on the tennis court, britain's andy murray is the olympic tennis champ. murray squaring off against argentina's juan martin del potro in the gold medal match.

his second in a row. checking the medal count and team usa still has a commanding lead. 69 in all 26 of them gold. china isn't second followed by great britain. a reminder, needham's aly raisman goes for another gold tomorrow when she defends her title on the floor. randy: hundreds gather on the boston common to rally against pancreatic cancer. our erika tarantal joined cancer survivors and supporters for purple stride yesterday a walk through the common put on by the pancreatic cancer action network. the cancer is notoriously difficult to diagnose, making it one of the deadliest. so far, purple stride has raised over $270,000 for cancer research. emily: the red sox sweep arizona thanks to mookie betts. right off the top, betts with a 2 run homer all the way out of the park. but he wasn't satisfied with just that. up again in the second, he puts a 3 run homer over the monster.

sox crushed the diamondbacks 16 to 2. they're on the road for the next 11 games. randy: superstar adele turns a -- super bowl offer down. the singer told fans in los angeles that she was offered the halftime slot but said no. adele says the super bowl halftime show isn't really about music and that she's no beyonce when it comes to dancing. but she said she was flattered that the offer was extended. emily: -- >> yesterday it open, rob. >> hope -- hold on a half to take a picture. emily: patriots fans one on one with rob gronkowski at the first ever fantasy sports fest in foxborough. they got a first hand look at that famous gronk spike and

on the his best bill belichick story. the event was hosted by draftkings. a good time. randy: always entertaining. cindy: you know how desperately need the rainfall, we did get some thunderstorms over the weekend. we still a deficit of more than 7.5 inches here. our best chance of rain this week not coming today. the chances of rain and some showers and thunderstorms ramped up tomorrow afternoon and some may linger into wednesday morning. it looks like that probably is it here for the upcoming week. you can see this guy over boston looking a little patriotic -- the sky over boston looking a little patriotic. not going to be as oppressive as it sounds. it will still be another hot and sticky day here.

notice the sun and clouds in boston in the 80's that the afternoon. light wind allows a bit of the sea breeze to develop. 90 in nashua, 90 in lawrence. it is another hot day coming our way. it front of boundary to our south with a wave of the pressure lifting in our direction. this will bring no showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. the prediction center area for the potential of some severe storms and wind. if you of plants do today into this evening all is quiet, clouds, and likely after midnight tonight. tomorrow morning to wake up to clouds in that is about it. temperatures overnight only fall back on either side of 70 degrees. it gets more muggy overnight. it is an impact whether they for you in the morning hours. i noontime, -- by noontime, the

the evening hours tomorrow we will be on alert for those strong to possibly severe thunderstorms. slowly, they move out wednesday morning. things are holding in the 80's this week after today. we are getting a bit of a break from the heat and humidity. let's go out to the road. olessa: so far, we're doing ok. this is eastbound, so far traffic is nice and light southbound out of methuen just a little bit of volume. 95 south is gone and all lanes are open. an accident had those road shut down for a couple of hours. at this point, we're in good shape. just a little bit of volume 95 in canton. also on the expressway at this point about 15 minutes braintree into boston.

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>> a new bridge on the move overnight. the big step in a project that will affect thousands of south shore commuters. >> breaking overnight to more unrest after police kill a man in milwaukee. the new violence as police defend their officer. >> and an unsettlinig water. that's on the eye for this monday morning. >> 6:00 a.m., looking live at a piece of the fore river bridge. this time this is a huge undertaking that will have a big impact on traffic in the future, and we are there with more on that in a minute. good morning. i'm emily riemer. >> and i'm randy price with