continues on this monday morning. >> now, a newscenter 5 eyeopener. randy: severe weather leaving damage behind. the aftermath of tornado warnings. emily: a woman's death under investigation in winchester. the circumstances raising questions this morning. randy: new development in singer prince's death as pills are found in his estate. wcvb, boston's new leader. mrs. newscenter 5 eyeopener. emily: take a live look here in marlborough at the damage left behind by overnight storms. you can see those trees pushing power down. tornado warnings have been issued overnight and have since been downgraded. the credit serious storms has passed at this point.

quite the scene overnight tonight. mike: 3:00 in the morning we started to see some stuff on radar. the weather service said to issue a tornado warning. very unusual. to get money massachusetts and in the middle of the night. things have settled down now. there are no more severe thunderstorm warnings in effect. some scattered showers pretty much winding down along the north shore. not much going on in the city of on at about 30 miles per hour. eventually, though showers worked their way in. afterwards, just some scattered showers and sky starting to clear. things looking much more promising heading towards the afternoon. it is really muggy out there right now. the humidity drops shamanic relator. cooler air across the area, lots

in boston, we will warm things up. we have been monitoring the situation for what is going on out there. in marlborough, we have seen some damage out the post we will go to doug out there in the street. how does it look right now? doug: it has been wild out here for a span of about an hour. that heavy storm blew through here. it did some damage. i will let dave zoom in for y ou. when you see here. that caused a -- the power to go off. we had some severe shots greece -- we have. they just showed up to assess the damage them what they the due to repair the line. it will tkae some -- take some work.

certain level. we also have reports of that typical sounded like a freight train. the owner of that home didn't want to go on camera. he said it was loud and it was nasty. he's just glad nothing happened to his house. no word yet on when the power will be back on. power outages throughout marlborough, their scattered in nature. there was another tree branch down on curtis avenue. nothing too the storm was selected and where it hit and what parts of town were affected. emily: the eye-opener also has a storm damage tracking this morning. randy: you are in concord, aren't you? >> i am human concord where there is a lot of damage. you can see parts of a few trees

it on lexington road. police and fire here have shut down that road completely. tries do -- trees down, utility poles down/ we were told to look out for any wires. the national weather service saying this is one of the hardest hit areas by this cell. i was talking to one resident who said a tornado. certainly, there was a tornado warning this morning. he will know for sure until later. the power is out here in this area. shut down as crews deal with the trees are down all over the place. and potentially some live wires. people waking up to quite a mess.

impact on the roads. olessa: so far, the major roadways are in pretty good shape. as you can see, traffic is fairly light. that is a bit of good news. let's get to the map, we do have that closure in concord and lexington road the shutdown in both directions. that is what you might bump into on some secondary roads and even entrance and exit ramps. pike and would nine also not seeing any problems. 24 from brockton and route three from weymouth up into braintree the express lane is also in good shape. so far trains and buses moving in schedule. randy: police are trying to solve a disturing mystery in a winchester neighborhood after a woman is found dead. emily: but how she died still isn't clear. this was the scene late last night on edgewater place . investigators were on the scene

we're told police were called to the home around 2:00 yesterday afternoon for a report of an unresponsive woman. because it's not clear how she died it's unclear if this is a homicide or if her death is considered suspicious. her name is not being released at this point. new this morning, victims of a deadly meningitis outstemming from a framingham pharmacy will not be able to speak at a sentencing hearing in november. douglas and carla conigliaro pleaded guilty last month to hiding thousands of dollars after the new england bankruptcy following the outbreak. five investigates the first to report that the victims reached a settlement with necc owners and medicare earlier this month. but now a federal judge is denying victim impact statements saying the conigliaros did not have a direct hand in compounding tainted steroid injections. randy: right now police are still investigating a deadly mystery in east boston. one woman is dead another injured after an incident involving a party bus. it happened on mcclellan highway

it's not clear what the victims were doing when they were hurt. the company operating the bus is cooperating with police. a sales manager from entourage livery says the driver is on temporary leave during the investigation. >> you want to offer our condolences to the family. that is the most important thing. randy: the surviving victim is expected to recover. right now de under investigation in berlin. it happened on route 495. police say a car smashed into the rock wall on the exit 26 ramp. the driver, a 96-year-old berlin man, died at the scene. it's not clear what caused him to lose control. emily: right now president obama is back at the white house after a vacation on martha's vineyard. but he won't be in washington for long. the president is preparing to visit the site of devastating flooding along the gulf coast. the eye's erika tarantal is tracking developments from that

erika: tomorrow president obama heads to baton rouge to survey severe flooding. this morning more than 3000 people are still in shelters there. more than $30 million in federal housing assistance has already been approved for louisiana. many residents are just starting to return to see what's left of their homes and their neighborhoods. in some cases, what's left of their lives sits discarded and soaked on the front lawn. >> it happened a fast. it is sad. we saved a lot. thanks to my brothers, they put everything as high as they could. erika: but there is some progress in this season of extreme weather. the wildfire that destroyed nearly 200 homes in northern california is now 95% contained. the fire in lower lake was ruled arson. in other areas of the state, evacuation orders are now being lifted as firefighters get a handle on some of the other wildfires. emily?

state. he'll hold a rally in ohio tonight. but his campaign is still doing some damage control over this comment. >> you were living in poverty, your schools are no good, you have no jobs. >> many saw that as insulting because most african-americans don't live in poverty and he is making those comments in communities that are more than 90% white. >> i am white. comments. he is trying to tell americans that we can do better. emily: most polls now show trump trailing hillary clinton by five percentage points nationally. hillary clinton is off the campaign trail today. but she does have some new campaign cash. she attended a fundraiser in provincetown last night featuring singer and actress cher. clinton's finance director says her campaign is halfway to its goal of raising a billion dollars for the 2016 race.

the rubric crisis is looking for a new tool to help. it is going live today. it will allow faster access to data and connect with other states. starting in october, any doctor who prescribes an opioid painkiller will be required to check that system. new developments in the investigation into prince's death. pills taken from the singer's estate were found to contain the powerful opioid fentanyl. an official says the drugs were counterfeit and discovered inside aspirin and vitamin bottles tucked in a suitcase. autopsy results from june, show prince died of a fentanyl overdose. investigators are still investigating how he obtained the drugs. emily: this morning the torch has been passed. athletes are heading home from an exhilarating and at times tumultuous summer olympics in brazil. olympic gold medalist simone

last night's closing ceremonies in rio. the olympic stadium aglow in fireworks for one final night. then the flame was extinguished . and the olympic flag handed over to tokyo's governor the site of the next summer games in 2020. and here's the final medal count -- 121 medals for team usa including 46 gold for american athletes who just dominated these games. china and great britain complete the top three. and your health this morning, tracking the zika virus. the states most likely to be affected if this virus spreads. a homecoming for a civil war veteran. the effort bringing him home nearly a century after his death. emily: and, keys to making your groceries last longer. the trick that will save you money. they're following breaking news overnight. this is a look at some of the storm damage in marlborough.

the rest of the day. mike: looks like the storm threats are we moving offshore. cooler feel is on the way. this is what to expect when you head out the door, some thunderstorms working their way across the state this morning.

emily: working overnight, storms

we are told there are many weather-related roadblocks. there is about 2000 people reporting there without power right now. most of them are in middlesex county. it was a pretty intense night. randy: this is a live picture is take a lot to fix that. mike: it is amazing how fast they could onto the scene. even in the summer. emily: almost as fast as you could get this morning. mike: i want to show you the rada look at the area just west of marlborough. based on that, we can see some interesting things. modern radar is amazing. we're seeing a lot of wind going this way. we are seeing there is something happening here. the national weather service said let's issue a tornado warning on this. we're seeing some of the damage this morning for start you

anymore. we are barely left with any scattered showers along the north shore at this point. we had some rain last night. he downplayed around gloucester right now. the rain is over for the city of boston. here is where we are getting the rain now. it has moved offshore. what you're left with here is a more gentle rain than anything else. "that is we had to the morning. heading towards the cape you're seeing a little bit of a dumper right now. no lightning or thunder related with any of this. here is a very of moisture down to the south. we're not quite done with the rain yet. for the cape, your rain is just off the way. you will see that as it works its way through. there is the strongest cell. by the time to get past 830 09:00, it is gone.

you went to bed last night, it was muggy. it is muggy out there right now. a northwesterly wind flowing in here, the air will dry out. that is still pretty close to the oppressive range. it will drop, and get lower as we talk about your tuesday forecast. that is why the lows on tuesday morning will be a bit on the cool side. we're dealing with temperatures and perhaps even a few upper 40's showing up for tuesday morning. we want things back up and then we start to increase the humidity along with the temperatures on thursday. that may set us up for some thunderstorms on friday. it only really get rain out of this is if we get a thunderstorm. you might get some damage out of it as well. emily: all right, we will keep an eye on it. olessa: fairly quiet so far with

some storm damage in concord and in marlborough. heading in that direction coming keep in mind there are some roads shut down because of down power lines and things like that. aside from that, the major roads are doing ok. on the expressway, you can see normal volumes. let's get the map, the rest of your drive pretty much the same. that storm damage a mexican road, keep that in mind it is shut down in both directions. methuen down into boston there is some ponding on the road, just be careful of that. one 28 looks good, then 24 not bad at of brockton also route three and the expressway. trains and buses are running on schedule. emily: a final trip home for a civil war veteran. the remains of private jewett williams have been in oregon since he died in 1922. but now he's finally back home in maine. private williams served with the 20th maine volunteer infantry.

yesterday the patriot guard riders escorted finished escorting his remains on motorcycle, across 19 states. dozens gathered for a ceremony to honor the vet's life. >> as a fellow veteran, i believe that we have to pay respects to our veterans know matter past, present, or future. fetish is my way of giving back to them. emily: -- that is just my way of giving back to them. emily: when he died. he will be buried at a veterans cemetery in maine next month. randy: your health this morning: and new fears over the potential spread of the zika virus. experts at the national institutes of health say states along the gulf coast are the most at risk of an outbreak. that's because ongoing flooding in the region are increasing that risk. >> i will not be surprised if we see cases in texas and

standing water. randy: the only confirmed mosquito bourne zika cases in the u.s. have been found in two miami area neighborhoods. the state of florida and the cdc are stepping up efforts to control the region's population of mosquitoes. emily: the average cost of a gallon of gas is going up. right now it's $2.17 for a gallon of regular grade. that's still 54 cents lower than one year ago. industry analysts say the higher crude prices are creating the shift. checkihe shares were mixed overnight, as investors look for clues ahead of a key u.s. federal reserve meeting this week. right now, stock futures here are higher, investors eyeing a new home sales report due out tomorrow. groceries are never cheap. but there are a few tricks to make things last longer and save you some money. randy: these are pretty novel. soaking your blueberries in 10 parts water, one part vinegar. it can help kill mold spores and

how about banana? wrap the stems in plastic they actually produce a gas that causes the fruit to ripen faster. and finally, spices are expensive so you want to keep them as long as you can. experts say put items like cayenne, chili powder and paprika in the fridge light and heat make them lose their flavor. some ideas to say. emily: evidence of something pretty scary and maine. randy: we will see that in eye poppers this morning. olessa: the alert coming with the technology and white is raising privacy concerns. plus, the neighborhood bands together after an act of vandalism. how they sent a message of unity in the face of intolerance. breaking news overnight, this is

randy: multiple trees and power lines down in marlborough. the national weather service will send out a team to look at the damage that happened between 2:00 and 4:00 this morning. he won't know if it was a

thunderstorms move offshore. get ready for some cool and comfortable temperatures heading into the afternoon. cooler in the northwest, the colder air continues to flow in. by tomorrow morning, believe it or not, some places it actually drop into the 40's. randy: thank you, mike. it is time for monday i poppers. olessa, this first one a little creepy. it happened right up the road from me. olessa: i know. take a look at this picture it outside of portland. it's a popular area for swimming and boating. police say they'll do tests to find out what kind of snake it is. they have already warned people to be on the lookout after they saw a large snake eat a beaver and swim across the river back in june. enjoy your time at home, randy. randy: good luck everybody. olessa: the pokemon craze is catching on in australia. check out these burgers featuring popular pokemon characters. down n out restaurant is making them for a limited time.

the bulbasour burger is grassy and clean. and the charmander one as you can imagine is spicy. but you can't order the one you want. they come to guests randomly. i apologize. you know? randy: someone told me. [laughter] olessa: someone told you, sure. randy: now you burgers to go with this. olessa: a little bit of the competition going on. emily: ago. giving a new power to help animals in need. billing with historic flooding, however little boy used his birthday to deliver some happiness to people coping with so much loss. we are live in concord this morning tracking storm damage from overnight weather. you can see a huge tree down there in the roadways.

the will of an update on the hardest hit areas, coming up with topic a live look here at

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warnings were issued in the overnight hours. emily: though storms leaving some serious damage behind. take a look live in marlborough where crews are on the scene trying to deal with the situation. we will see more in just a minute, but first we want to check in with mike for look at the forecast. mike: it is amazingly quiet. those thunderstorms coming to it about 3:00 or 4:00. you can see what is happened, few sprinkles around from southie. i'd like 44, towards the cape nursing some downpours. you may need beneficial rain coming up from the south. by a: 30 we've pretty much pushed everything out to the upper cape.

skies, lower humidity it will be a bit breezy today. let's head out and see what is going on. doug is reporting. another national weather service will issue a survey to look at the situation. it will find out if it was straight-line wind or tornadoes. doug: well, i guess basically the way it came through, from kmy left and blew across walker street. this article lob off tops of the trees. at the height of the storm, you had about 2000 people without power in marlborough. down here on the ground, the

to get up and assess the situation. some of the folks of already had that power restored. it is kind of spotty in nature. here in town it is only some of the trees and a branch the broader wire down. live in marlborough, a wcvb n two concord, some other place were hit by that. emily: now, you say big tree down behind you. sera: yes, there are trees down all over in concord. you can see there are parts of several trees.

lexington road, they are impassable because of the trees that have come down. there was live wires potentially live wires causing a hazard to some areas telling everybody to avoid these areas. so far, no known injuries. we are told there are reports of trees leaning on homes. at this point, no ma however, once a brightens up and they get more daylight we will be able to do more. because of those homes, their

some of these roads in these communities are impacting and partially shut if not totally shut. olessa: it will impact her morning commute. the secondary roadways especially with some debris. here is 93 in somerville, the southbound volume is building. so far, everyone is getting back. there is some ponding on the roadways. let's get to the map now, over in concord we're watching that in lexington limbs and power outages. the same situation in marlborough. from 495 north toward the pike of the bit of a slowdown. it is about 15 minutes eastbound. route 1 southbound also much a crash on the northbound side. a little bit of extra volume. as you head south of town, so far no major concerns.

minutes braintree into boston. randy: more information as it comes in this monday morning. emily: and of the lumen was found dead inside a home. the stabbing suspect will face a judge today. facing several charges after the incident. the obama will survey flooding in louisiana. more than 3000 people will be there. emily: if this morning, new details about a controversial open: policy in massachusetts. and they're expected to introduce a so called "hot list" feature. open tolling is already in place on the tobin bridge without the hot list component. the technology sends an instant alert to several law enforcement officials when a car with a specific license plate passes under the tolls. this could be used in public

opponents are concerned about privacy. help to have it in october. randy: this week governor baker will help highlight new laws meant to protect pets. the laws allows first responders to a car window to protect pets from extreme temperatures. private citizens are also allowed to enter a car, if they make reasonable efforts to 911. >> it really is hard to feel like someone -- emily: right now police are searching for vandals. a family returns home from vacation to see their home egged, and their gay pride flag gone. this morning police are trying to figure out if this was random or a hate crime. but it's a small gesture by neighbors that's making the family feel safe again. cari and lauri ryding have lived in the neighborhood for years. after the mass shooting in

they filed a police report over the vandalism afraid the suspect might return. so one by one neighbors put up their own flags. a simple gesture going a long way. >> it is overwhelming, the support. emily: neighbors say the flags are a symbol to show the vandals they're not welcome. randy: colleges are dumping the sat my they say it is irrelevant and might even be possibly biased. one little boy trying to deliver some relief and a kind gesture that he made to others on his birthday. emily: take a live look at storm damage in marlborough. a tornado warning was issued early this morning. other storms have expired.

of this. of this.

randy: still looking at some pretty good downpours. we may see gusty wind with those as well. that seems to be what most of the activity is. moving offshore by 8:00 this morning in the skies will be clearing. on cape cod, as you look out you can see this downpours.

damage heading out there. we love more on that forecast and how cool it would get coming up. now, a check on the roadways. olessa: so far, the major roads are doing ok. you can see traffic moving along without any problems. some of the smaller roadways are closed this morning because of storm damage. we will bring you the latest as soon as we have it. emily: his birthday wishes to help heal his community. as the southern part of the state tries to cope with massive flooding 9-year-old carson boutte is bringing them pizza. instead of throwing a party for himself, carson asked people to donate the comfort food for flooding victims. and carson delivered them. 363 pizzas in total. >> we are going to give them lunch so they don't have to stop what they're doing. >> what i am shocked about is

internal family. emily: carson's parents say he didn't think twice about what he wanted to do to help others. randy: coming up, little up, we'll update the breaking news this morning and used to go. the damage on the road in a

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looking live in concord. the aftermath of a tornado warning overnight. you can see those tree limbs down, blocking the roadway on lexington road. we also have crews in marlborough surveying the damage. randy: damaged quite a number of communities first of many of us got heavy rain. mike: other places could go five miles down the road and not even get an inch of rain. that is the kind of thunderstorms we had going let me show you some damage reports we had. you can see in the area we're talking about, some trees down. as you look in marlborough, trees down as well. multiple trees down and power lines as well. the check with our reporters in just a minute. that was the storm last night. you may have seen this little area working through, that was the one that traded the issue.

they will be out there to see if there was a tornado. sometimes it is difficult to tell them apart. the rain is gone, it is offshore. it is all over with. the only place we rain going on right now is from hall down to the cape cod canal. this of the area we're seeing our heaviest rains. we could see some heavy downpours to the next 15 or 20 minutes. that's new bedford generally of a good three quarters to an inch of rain. some places more, some places less. there is more activity down to the south. that is across the cape and the islands. we have some rain going on early this morning. i this afternoon, we will be clearing days off. at the time we get to 8:00, most areas are in the sunshine coast and everybody will be with some cool and refreshing sunshine. the humidity will be dropping.

of what is going on out there. doug: we are in muldrow the selfies -- marlborough in the southeast quarter of the town. you can see some of the damage or that storm blew through taking off the tops of some trees. it caused some power outages. we talked to the owner of that home earlier who said when these big storms roll through it did sound it was pretty nasty out here. it is all clear. the skies are clear. the roads are in good shape. some of the side roads we have to keep an eye on. if you have trouble plants at the area, the lights are on the main stretch of highway. we are live in marlborough.

a home. we can to the damage caused by the storm. this message were he is down. lots of branches. what's of other parts of the tree has come down. was quite a mess in the area. police have shut down lexington road. that seems to be the focus of the most damage. we have reports of trees down. utility poles are down. essentially there are live wires hanging around. so far, no known injuries. concord fire tells me that against homes. so far, no major damage. randy: thank you both. in number of communities with roads being impacted. olessa: yes, especially the secondary roadways. the major roads are in good shape. the pike looks good. let's get the map now. you saw sera live, and we had a road closure in concord.

that runway to be shut down. as far as the pike, so far we were in pretty good shape. it was one jackknifed tractor-trailer, but the lanes are not blocked on the pike itself. there is a crash on route one northbound by webster avenue. as you had south, 24 looks good and route three as well. the expressway is starting to build a little bit of volume. trained in buses are moving on schedule. solve a disturing mystery in a winchester neighborhood. we know an elderly woman was found dead in this home on edgewater place but it's not clear how she died. this was the scene late last night. investigators were on the scene for hours. we're told police were called to the home about 2:00 yesterday afternoon for a report of an unresponsive woman. that woman was taken to lahey clinic where she was pronounced dead. erika: now to severe weather

right now in baton rouge. where president obama will survey the damage from devastating flooding tomorrow. meantime some 9 inches of rain poured down in just 4 hours outside san antonio texas and there's mixed progress on wildfires out west. in northern california, the arson fire that destroyed nearly 200 homes is 95% contained but fires are growing in washington state. more than a dozen have lead to evacuations. also, while an intense dust -- at least 9 tornados were reported from michigan to kentucky. it was a confirmed twister outside of grand rapids. emily: pills taken from prince's estate contained fentanyl. an official says the drugs were counterfeit found inside aspirin and vitamin bottles tucked in a suitcase. autopsy results from june show prince died of a fentanyl overdose. authorities are still investigating how he got those drugs. randy: secretary of state john kerry is in kenya this morning. he's expected to hold talks with the country's leaders, focusing on regional security and extremism. kerry will then head to nigeria

ongoing threat from the extremist group, boko haram. emily: new details on this deadly suicide bombing during a wedding in turkey. investigators say it was a child as young as 12 years old who intentionally detonated the bomb. at least 51 people were killed and 70 others hurt in the attack on the border with syria. isis has claimed responsibility. randy: a deadly mystery in east boston. police are trying to figure out how two women ended up in the middle of the road on mcclellan highway. after an accident involving a party bus around 2 saturday morning. the company operating the bus is cooperating with police. the second victim is expected to recover. emily: nine people are hurt, too seriously -- two seriously, after a car slams into a crowd at an outdoor concert in ohio. police say the 74-year-old driver hit the gas instead of the brake. she drove onto the dance floor, struck a telephone pole and another vehicle. so far no charges have been

after plunging through a church roof in utah. police say it happened just after 9:00 a.m. sunday just before the service began. the middle aged man was operating a motorized paraglider. witnesses say he was seen spiraling out of control before the crash. the church was evacuated and sunday services were canceled. a dust storm rolled across parts of phoenix yesterday bringing heavy wind and delaying flights at the airport. it started just before 5 sunday night. the national weather service says visibility was reduced to a quarter mile or less. winds gusted to 60 miles per hour. the air cleared within a couple hours of the start of the storm. a miami school is back in session with a new plan after a zika virus outbreak. repellant was given to students at miami beach senior high which health officials say is in a zika zone. students have been advised to

been given to students. emily: the average cost of a gallon of gas is going up. right now it's $2.17 for a gallon of regular grade. that's still 54 cents lower than one year ago. industry analysts say the higher crude prices are creating the shift. randy: several top new england colleges are dropping their requirement for sat 2 subject tests. in just the past year, amherst, dartmouth, and williams college have all waived the requirement. school leaders say the tests give little int student's ability and can sometimes work against low income and minority students. emily: the sox get rattled early against the tigers. henry owens makes it through 2 innings unscathed but gives up a couple of key hits in the third. two innings later same batter same two on base he gives up another 3 run homer. it's 8 nothing tigers before the sox get on the board. they go on to lose, 10-5. sox head to tampa bay to take on

over now. team usa finish with 126 medals. britain fell short, coming in third place with 67. u.s. women took home 27 gold medals. the most of any country's female contingent. the americans also topped the previous high of 110 olympic medals with a set in beijing in 2008. emily: back to the 70s. the historic boston marketplace will celebrate the 40th anniversary of its reopening with a disco party. the marketplace reopened on august 26, 1976 after extensive renovations. this weekend acrobats and other performers will take part in the celebration. some food merchants have even rolled back prices to what they were 40 years ago. take it vantage of that. randy: yeah.

morning this morning. one of the things people are asking how much rain that i get? that was the beneficial part of the storms. some places picking up a few tenths of an inch of rain. the city of boston picking up almost an inch. so ready for some reports to come through on the cape. most of us pick up at least a quarter of an inch. that is the good news about this whole thing. this morning between 3:00 and 4:00 we have some reports of damages. looking up to the north shore right now, the rain is now pushed all the way offshore. that is to the one -- the one that caused all the damage. we're seeing this band right near the coast. that will be offshore and about another 10 minutes. traveling down to the south, this is the most active area

you will get it shortly. there is more support down here to the south. it will be beneficial when we are talking about as it moves its way across the area. later this morning, the skies clear. with the clearing skies, the wind will pick up and lower humidity will move back into the forecast. here is what it looks like for the next seven days, tomorrow, it starts off on the chilly side. the morning hours c some spots that start up with temperatures in the upper 40's. it will warm up nicely. we have upper 70's before that it over with. wednesday, warmer, more humidity coming into the forecast. that sets us up for a chance of thunderstorms. by friday, 90 degrees it is hot and humid. hopefully, no severe weather. kind of assessing where the damages. right now, some beneficial rain we have going on as well.

olessa: some tree limbs and down have aligned our issues. we are watching some heavy delays on the expressway. you can see that red head of you. there is a crash. let's check out some of those incidents. if part of the roadway shut down in concord. that is closed because of some down tree limbs. eastbound, it is not too bad. 15 minutes each. all disabled cars by highland avenue. that crashed on the northbound expressway. randy: we're following breaking news in the overnight hours. emily: severe weather leaving its mark this morning.

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