weekend -- we will break it down as the eye-opener continues. >> now on newscenter 5's eyeopener. emily: breaking overnight, a tractor trailer rolls over in sullivan square. the impact on the commute right now. randy: more breaking news, central italy, rocked by a deadly earthquake. startling images just in of an entire town, reduced to rubble. emily: a convicted rapist, accused of striking again. this time, at a boston playground. how police say he may have slipped under the radar. sexual harassment claims. the accusations against scott brown, and how he's reacting this morning. it's on the eye for this wednesday morning. >> you are watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is the center fives eyeopener sto.

in the rubble after a huge earthquake. we will get an update in just a moment -- good morning, i'm emily riemer. randy: welcome. beautiful weather. cindy: things are quiet today, skies clear this morning, the sun up until 6:01. we will see loads of sin with worcester now down to 59 degrees, 57 in that for and 52 in keene. south of boston we do have a few 50's showing up and 55 in town. couple patches of fog with visibility down to a few miles but otherwise things are quiet -- another day of high-pressure

by 9:00 this morning, 74 in boston, lunch hour temperatures in the lower 80's and as we go through the afternoon we will get up to 87 before the sea breeze is taken. national and lawrence at 87, humidity still comfortable, and that will lead to rain coming up. randy: now to a breaking commute in sullivan square. the eye's antoinette antonio is there right now. antoinette: what a mess this is out here. it's a nightmare for drivers as this whole area is blocked. if there is any consolation that it happened early. there is a bunch of scrap metal -- that tractor-trailer you see basically flipped over on its

shortly after this happened, when the tractor-trailer crashed. boston police say it looks like the driver took the turn to quickly coming around and tipped over. you can see all of this grant middle swung all over the road. right now it is down to one lane, but traffic coming out of charlestown is completely blocked off and police tell that this could take a couple hours for all this to get cleared out. keep that in mind if you're commute takes you out of the charlestown area or anywhere through sullivan square. let's take a look at how this will impact the rest of your commute with olessa stepanova. olessa: this will be a big headache for commuters, it's open but it is blocked for anyone coming from the charlestown area, so we will

while to clean up the debris so let's get over to the map, all of this happening in sullivan's where so you will want to plan ahead. you are fine on 24 and 95, all that construction in the final stages and again as you travel by route 2. randy: breaking overnight, a deadly earthquake strikes italy. emily: right now rescuers are still digging through debris for survivors and victims. this is happening in the cenal part of the country. the epicenter near the city of amatrice. the eye's erika tarantal is here with the breaking developments. erika: right now all the focus is on those desperate efforts to pull people from the rubble. the scope of the tragedy still really unknown as the death toll has already risen to 21, according to cnn, but that number is expected to go up. the quake struck as residents were fast asleep around 3:30am in italy. buildings hundreds of-years-old just completely crumbled.

the mayor of amatrice saying his town isn't anymore. and the response really difficult as navigating the narrow roads is proving to be a challenge for those operating heavy machinery, furiously looking for survivors and victims. >> is a very mountainous area and the roads aren't easy -- it's not easily accessible area and it won't be easy for rescuers to gethe there's grave concern about what will be uncovered as the area is popular with vacationers in these summer months. the initial shaking, followed by some 39 aftershocks, was felt as far away as rome about 80 miles away. randy: right now, two men are seriously hurt after this crash in wilmington. this is video in overnight. it happened just after 10:00 last night on lake street. police telling newscenter5 the suv slammed into a utility pole. no other cars are believed to be involved. the cause is under investigation.

and not for the first time. it's an alarming twist in an attack in the south end. the eyeopener's sera congi is live in boston with the important clue the suspect left behind. sera: that clue, a digital trail from a gps monitoring device. turns out this suspect had been arrested before for attacking an 18-year-old high school senior on her way to school. police say 31-year-old eduardo rodriguez is the man who attacked a woman at knifepoint early monday morning on claremont street forced her to a assaulted her. rodriguez had just left prison in december after serving eight years for a similar attack. he was allegedly wearing his gps monitor during monday's attack then cut it off. and that's raising some questions. >> that is a little ridiculous -- you'd think he would be seen

sera: police say they're relieved they were able to track rodriguez down so quickly thanks to the gps signal from the park and the victim's description. he'll be arraigned on a long list of charges today. including aggravated rape, kidnapping, and indecent assault and battery. sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: no jail time for an east longmeadow teenager accused of sexually assaulting two classmates. and this morning there's a new push to get the judge in that case kicked off the bench. 18-year-old david becker was sentenced to two years probation after admitting to sexually assaulting a woman at a house party in april. he denied any contact with the other alleged victim. both women say they woke up to becker assaulting them. becker was initially charged with two counts of rape but was allowed to plead guilty to a lesser charge, indecent assault and battery. prosecutors pushed for 2 years in prison, but becker's lawyer argued the teen had no criminal record, and deserved to go to college.

an online petition to have the judge in this case removed for handing down a lenient sentence. randy: new this morning, the growing opioid crisis may be fueling a new problem in massachusetts. and it's pushing dcf to the limit. the herald reports nearly 9500 children are now in foster care. that's a 10% spike just since last year. child advocates say that's due in part to the large number of people addicted to opioids. dcf started tracking the impact of the crisis on children this year but hasn't released a a man has serious injuries after being hit by a tree limb. it happened in an alley near commonwealth ave yesterday as a tree company was working in the area. but it's still unclear exactly what caused that branch to fall. the victim is a 29-year-old man who works at the nearby herb chambers car dealership. herb chambers released a statement last night saying he's praying for the young man and his family. that man's name has not yet been released.

falling off scaffolding at harvard medical school. it happened around 2:00 yesterday on shattuck street. we're told the worker was a bricklayer. and fell about 50 feet landing on a plank below. emily: right now, federal aviation investigators are trying to figure out how to get a plane out of the quabbin reservoir after an emergency landing. the pilot, from newport, rhode island, says his single-engine plane began having mechanical problems mid-air yesterday afternoon. the man landed on a sand bar compliments of this year's drought. the pilot is ok he tells us he was flying an experimental plane he built himself. the plane was left on the sandbar overnight in a zone restricted to flying. investigators will meet today and determine if that pilot should be fined. a guilty plea is expected, from the new hampshire state trooper involved in this violent arrest. andrew monaco will plead guilty to three counts of simple assault on thursday. prosecutors say video from sky5 shows monaco punching a suspect after a police chase between new

a massachusetts state trooper is also charged. randy: a car smashes into this construction sign in the ted williams tunnel. that sign flies into the left lane and almost hits another car. police say the driver who hit the sign yesterday morning is a 60-year-old from lynn. he has minor injuries and will be summoned to court. emily: former senator scott brown, facing sexual harassment claims this mornin accusations, from a fox news channel host. a shocking price hike in your health this morning. how the makers of the epipen are justifying the cost, while giving raises to higher-ups. randy: new this morning, you're getting the kids healthy for school. but what about mom and dad? the warnings for the whole family. erika? erika: breaking overnight, drives may want to avoid sullivan square in charlestown right now. a rolled-over tractor trailer is causing some traffic issues. no word yet on any injuries.

after an earthquake hit central italy. the mayor of the town of amatrice says the damage is everywhere. cindy? cindy: another gorgeous day on the way. the outlook for the weekend, and the hurricane potential in the tropics. first, take a look at the temperatures as you are getting ready to step out the door. clear skies with a few spots in the 50's, 59 degrees as you are

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we have had this dry, comfortable air and we are going to keep the that around for the next couple days stop a very close eye on the tropics, two distinct areas. on the right we have tropical storm gaston. this is on the cusp of becoming a hurricane and will likely do that today. we are also watching this tropical wave moving westward as it approaches the caribbean. storm, look where it is five days from now -- still used in bermuda. however, it may strengthen, and look where this one will be heading. " almost and then from there we will have to keep an eye on it. lots to watch in the tropics but for now the weather is pretty quiet.

the air is dry with dew points in the 50's, north shore running in the mid 50's, and look at that -- lower 50's around taunton and plymouth, lower 60's on kate todd. high pressure is hanging on, another beautiful day there is more humidity waiting hurry to get here. before any rain will form, the moisture is cooling in terms of the humidity, becoming uncomfortable back toward the chicago area. it does take up by friday, and that will bring in some showers and thunderstorms. nothing the thunderstorms today, and we should sneak into the mid-80's in boston, making a run

down in the 60's overnight so it's a comfortable night for sleeping. most of your thursday is looking dry, and if you have outdoor plans notice that showers and thunderstorms go off to the west -- those showers and storms shifted in our direction. lunchtime into the afternoon as we head toward friday, a couple showers and storms looks like good timing because the weekend looks at. then early next week we will watch for some showers and storms. all in all, things are fairly quiet. olessa: one problem spot on the roads -- here's what's going on in charlestown. this was an sullivan square, and the front end loader is trying to collect debris that turned on its side.

happening in sullivan square. the entrance from the charlestown area is locked off so you will want to plan accordingly. this is the cleanup and as you can see it will be a while before they can get it reopened. let's get over to the maps -- this is what you are in for. lots of flashing lights and activity. this is all happening in sullivan square coming in from charlestown you won't be able to get into the rotary. all the construction we are watching on 128 is gone, no issues to report north of town. trains and buses running on schedule. emily: this morning former senator scott brown is firing back at allegations of sexual harrassment. he's mentioned in the growing sex scandal involving fox news. it was after this appearance on the show outnumbered last august. host andrea tantaros is claiming in a new lawsuit that brown told

, quote, "the fun to go to a nightclub with. she says he snuck up behind her while she was buying lunch and put his hands on her lower waist. >> i have no knowledge of what she is referring to, i have never touched her around her waist -- and in the lunch line? why would i do that? i have no knowledge of that. emily: tantaros is not suing brown her lawsuit for nearly 50 employees. randy: new questions after a report detailing donors to the democrat's family charity. at least 85 of the 154 people from private interests who spoke personally with clinton during her time as secretary of state donated to the clinton foundation or pledged commitment to international programs. donald trump is now calling for a special prosecutor to investigate clinton's dealings

>> if our secretary of state can be bought or bribed or sold, what is happening right now -- with government favors, the whole american system is corrupt. randy: critics accuse clinton of giving special access to clinton foundation donors. something she denies. emily: a check of your economy, asian markets continue to about interest rate hikes. stock futures here on next after posting must gains yesterday. target is refunding customers millions of dollars after discovering it sold fake egyptian cotton sheets. welsplun india supplied the sheets saying they were made of egyptian cotton when they were not. target is reaching out to customers who bought the sheets for as much as $175 between 2014 and this year. they've terminated their partnership with the company.

despite a massive pay raise for the ceo the price of the life-saving allergy shot has soared from $100 a pair in 2007, to $500 now. parent company mylan pharmaceuticals says product improvements have driven up the cost. during that same time period, the ceo's pay went from $2.4 million to nearly $19 million. congress is demanding more information about why it's happening. school, health is always a big concern. and not just for the kids. if you want to get your sleep, make sure you get back to set bedtimes for them. and experts say now is the time to start before classes resume. if your kids bring home germs the whole family can get sick. so practice good hygiene at home washing hands even after snacks to get them into the habit. and finally work on stress and

about it. stress can be an immune system killer. a cat saves the day for an abandoned zoo animal, and a brownstone with bedazzle. emily: you'll see it in eyepoppers. erika? erika: then new at 5:30, the boston police department starts trying out body cameras today. their unions demands before the program gets going. a new move from the man, seen swiping patriots memorabilia his request, and the possible punishment from the team. recapping one of our breaking stories, at least 21 people are dead after a strong earthquake hit central italy. we'll bring you new information

cindy: a gorgeous sky over boston, a beautiful day. clear skies, 65 in town as you head out the door. the upper 80's, making a run at 90, the beaches will be a little bit cooler in the 80's.

on saturday, when we get some beneficial rain which could help to knock down the pollen levels. greg weed is right now running high. emily: it is time for eye popper is. olessa: how about a home with some serious curb appeal. yes, this brownstone in brooklyn is actually bedazzled. the elaborate decorations attract people from all over. the owner's been working on the art for about 15 years as a kind of therapy. and everybody needs a friends right? especially this little monkey who now makes his home on the back of a cat in russia. the cat's owner actually works at a zoo and was afraid the baby squirrel monkey wouldn't survive after its mother refused to carry it on her back. no problem in stepped rosinka

and now they are best buddies. although i did read that the monkey has a tendency to bite the cap. -- two bytes the cat. randy: a man's attempt impress his date goes horribly wrong. the stunt that had him calling for help. and the government is stocking -- and a heads up for drivers in charlestown. a tractor trailer has overturned in the sullivan square area.

randy: breaking overnight, new video just in after a deadly earthquake strikes in italy. erika: the new information on the casualties and the desperate rescues underway. sera: today a rape suspect faces a judge. and something in his past makes this south end attack even more chilling. doug: boston police ready to start recording. but they won't be wearing body cameras for free. randy: we are alive in sullivan square in charlestown. there is a big cleanup underway and this is obviously a heavy trafficked area. it's impacted by the turnover of the scrap metal hauler that fell

will be sometime. olessa will give us an update in a minute. good morning, i'm randy price. emily: and i'm emily riemer with cindy and olessa. a gorgeous start the day, looks pretty nice. cindy: the windows were open overnight. the sunrise will continue this morning. officiallyig at x: 01, later and later. but there are several communities in the 50's this morning -- taunton and 56, and north of town that really is at 59 with worcester i-59 and to give you some perspective, notice that the average high as 79. we will be well about -- well

quickly this morning and right now we have just a light southwesterly wind. by lunchtime we are running in the low 80's for temperature is and then we will he got past that into the afternoon. right along the coastline, 86 before the sea breeze kicks in, upper 80's through worcester and south of town it will be close to sea breeze may kick in. another beautiful day weather-wise. right now we want to get you back out to about awful situation in charlestown. olessa: this is a live picture from the scene -- that front end loader is trying to pick up the scrap metal that was dumped onto the road that tipped onto its side. one way is open at the entrance

you won't be able to access it so plan accordingly is to that in mind. let's get to the maps. close your alford and main street, and we do have antoinette antonio on the scene and we will hear from her in just a bit. no delays to contend with south of town, routes 3 looks good, trains and buses so far on schedule. emily: we continue to follow breaking news right now on the eye. randy: erika tarantal is tracking new information as it comes in. erika: at least 23 people are dead after a powerful earthquake in the central part of the country. there are fears that many may still be buried in some areas where it struck.

end is preparing to face a judge. police say 31-year-old eduardo rodriguez was on probation for another assault when he attacked a woman near claremont street early monday morning. and right now federal investigators are trying to figure out how to get this small pane out of the quabbin reservoir. the pilot says he had to make an emergency landing after having mechanical problems yesterday. randy, emily? randy: new this morning, some boston police officers will make a controversial change today. emily: the eyeopener's doug meehan is live in boston with the training about to get underway. it for months. and today the first boston police officers will start wearing body cameras. officers in five police districts will be strapped with the cameras for the two-day training session. those officers were selected after none volunteered to be part of the training. the union has been fighting the assigning of cameras saying participation must be voluntary. the six-month pilot program includes 87 male officers and 13

they'll be paid $500 each to take part in the program. the full program is set to begin next month. doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: new this morning, new numbers show an alarming spike in medical errors in massachusetts. the number of errors in state hospitals jumped 60% according to the globe. much of that is because of an issue at baystate medical center in springfield where 500-75 patients were notified they may have been exposed to infection because of conditions in the hospital's dialysis unit. emily: a strange new twist in a story you saw first on 5. a man is making a new request. , after he was caught on surveillance stealing a signed patriots helmet. we showed you this video on yesterday's eyeopener. a man hops the bar at skipjack's in foxborough, swiping a patriots helmet signed by several players. that day more than a week ago, he called the restaurant to apologize saying he would ship

got another call yesterday from the suspect asking for the news coverage to stop. >> he was like please, i'm sorry. maybe all of this can stop now, i said i can't control that, but i think you scared and nervous and i feel bad for the kid. emily: the man promised to ship the helmet again yesterday. sources telling newscenter the patriots are watching closely. the team says if this man is a season ticket holder hul new this morning, sandwich is issuing a warning about a jump in the town's rat population. health officials say they've been swamped with calls about the rodents. one cape property owner said he spotted fifteen of them recently. the town's health department says one culprit appears to be more people feeding the birds year round leading to more food for the rats. randy: a man wanted his date's attention, and he got it, but not in the way he'd hoped. how trying to make an impression

and weather is not to blame for most airline delays. the real culprit. updating one of our breaking stories, at least 21 people are dead after a strong earthquake hit central italy. the town of amatrice, south of rome, was one of the hardest hit areas. updates ahead. kelly ayotte: thanks, buddy. i'm kelly ayotte.: and when i take the plate for new hampshire... i'm up against a political machine that plays dirty -- throwing millions in false, negative ads... i'm out here knocking down every lie... because new hampshire deserves better. that's why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... ...and help families pay for college...

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with scrap metal turned onto its side. this is all happening off main street in sullivan square, so if you are heading in from charlestown, the roadway is blocked, of the rotary is open. just budget in extra travel time. . cindy: check out the sky over boston right now. 65 degrees right now in town, 50's in the suburbs, jumping into the mid and upper 80's this afternoon but the change tomorrow when we get showers and thunderstorms, although they clear out with the weekend. randy: a man trying to impress his date gets stuck between two buildings. police in pittsburgh say the 22-year-old tried to jump from the roof of a shorter building to a taller one early tuesday morning. but instead, he slipped between the two, falling three stories, and getting his foot trapped.

walls that we had to go through and also they had people on the roof -- one of the paramedics repelled down three stories. randy: it took four hours to get him out. he was wheeled off in a stretcher giving a thumbs up. the restaurant that rescuers broke through will be closed as walls are repaired. emily: updating our breaking news in news to go. the traffic impact from a rollover in sullivan square. plus, the aftermath of a deadly earthquake in central italy. and a wild prank in australia. the predators vandals left in a school, ahead. first, a live look at the gorgeous sky and worcester. just beautiful this morning. a little closer to boston, summer is not officially -- sunrise is not officially until

randy: the eyeopener team ready with your news to go. erika and antoinette are following breaking news. sera is in roxbury. and doug is at boston police headquarters. emily: we will get to all of those stories but first cindy , has your forecast. for us it will be a pleasant day, but everywhere else looks dicey. cindy: this is the time of year things get reactive. the peak is typically september

but there are two features we are watching -- one of them will likely be a hurricane today. right now i tropical storm is going at 70 miles per hour -- and then there's this tropical wave out here, but if it strengthens it will be given the name celine. this is what we will watch very closely, because the computer model is thinking if this strengthens it will shifto weekend and early next week. a close eye on that particular wave -- even if it turns into hurricane it will stay out east of bermuda by the time we get to the next five to seven days. a beautiful sunrise over boston this morning, 65 degrees with dew points in the 50's, high-pressure anchored just to the south that will give us nice

air waiting in the wings, and then eventually we will have showers and thunderstorms on friday. wall-to-wall sunshine today, the sea breeze kicking in mid to late afternoon before the temperatures have a chance to jump up and we make a run at 90. lower 80's on cape cod. tomorrow there will be more humidity working in showers and th randy: breaking news in boston. antoinette: it really is a huge mess out here, this is the sullivan square area -- get a closer look at the scene, a tractor-trailer basically flipped over onto its side and you can see that cleanup is underway as they pick up the scrap metal that spilled onto

shortly after the crash -- police say it looks like the driver took the turn to quickly and you can see all that scrap metal fell onto the roadway. as for the impact on your commute the rotary is down to one lane but traffic coming out of charlestown is completely blocked off. police tell me it could be that way for some time as they get this mess cleaned up here on the scene. th down -- now let's check in with olessa to see how this is having an impact on your commute. olessa: a big headache through commuters -- it will be a while until i get things cleaned up and in the meantime the entrance from main street is locked off into the rotary. one lane is getting by which will also cause some headaches. we will keep you posted and bring you the latest.

no issues on routes 3. right now 495 to 128 and then 93 south are so far in great shape with a little bit of volume out of methuen and then go to the leverett connector. randy: breaking overnight, a deadly earthquake strikes italy. emily: rescuers still digging through debris at this hour. the eye's erika tarantal is tracking new developments. erika? erika: survivors had been rescued in the effort tragically many victims people now killed and that number is expected to go up. it struck in the central part of the company -- of the country as people slept. heavy machinery was brought in to help and there are efforts to pull people out of the debris -- entire buildings crumbled and it was felt as far away as well. this area is a favorite for vacationers, so it is heavily

information comes in. sera: a boston man faces a judge today, for what police call a viscious attack on a woman in the south end. she was first approached near claremont street monday at one am, by 31-year-old eduardo rodriguez. he claimed to have a knife and forced her to walk to a nearby playground where she was sexually assaulted. rodriguez was wearing a gps monitoring device which he cut off, and that's how police were able to identify him along with the victim's description. he had just been released from prison in december for a similar attack on a high school senior. sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: a select number of boston police officers are preparing to hit the streets this morning with a new piece of equipment none of which volunteered to wear. we're talking about body cameras. 100 in all will be wearing the recording device as part of a

the full six month program will be rolled out in september. that program will include 87 male officers and 13 female officers. more than half will be white. those officers will receive an extra $500 for wearing them. live at boston police headquarters. doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: two men are seriously hurt after this crash in wilmington. it happened just after 10:00 last night on lake street. police telling newscenter5 the suv slammed into a utility pole. no other cars are believed to be involved. investigation. randy: federal investigators and state police will decide if a pilot should be fined after an emergency landing in the quabbin reservoir. it happened yesterday afternoon after the pilot said he had engine problems. he landed safely on a sand bar. but flying is restricted in that area. the plane remained there overnight and might need to be taken apart to be removed. emily: an 18-year-old man is free on bail, accused of sexually assaulting a classmate at a prestigious new hampshire

chukwudi ikpeazu pleaded not guilty last week to charges stemming from the alleged incident at phillips exeter academy. school leaders admit they improperly handled the case by telling the suspect to deliver bread to the victim as penance. the school is under fire for its handling of several sex assault cases since the 1970's. governor charlie baker is expected to sign a bill today that will offer new protections for animals in massachusetts. the bill would ban owners from leaving a pet locked in a car in extreme weather. break into the cars if an animal is in immediate danger. randy: president obama toured the areas hit hardest by severe flooding in louisiana. the president met with victims yesterday, promising a continued national effort to help rebuild. mr. obama was criticized prior to the trip for waiting more than a week to visit the flood zone. the state's governor had asked the president to hold off so that first responders could

a british woman is dead, two others hurt, after a stabbing at a hostel in australia. police are looking into whether it is an extremist crime after the suspect allegedly hailed allah before stabbing the victims. the man was in australia on a tourist visa. police are not ruling out any motives. emily: take a look at this, police are searching for vandals who left crocodiles at a school in australia. this happened early sunday morning four shirtless men busting into the school office and stealing computers leaving the crocs behind. park rangers were caed randy: the federal government is creating a massive stockpile of cheese. the department of agriculture plans to buy 20 million dollars worth of surplus cheese from suppliers. 11 million pounds will then be donated to food banks and pantries across the country. dairy producers have had difficulty selling cheese since losing overseas buyers amid more milk production in europe. emily: howard johnson's

than 800 locations. owners say that business had been slowing down for the past 4 years. keeping it open, just wasn't worth it. the new york location is open year round. randy: severe weather is no longer the driving force behind airline delays. computer glitches and mechanical breakdowns like this delta meltdown earlier this month are now the leading cause. last year, more than 323,000 flights were delayed because of airlines. however, aviation experts point out thatay emily: solid pitching from clay buchholz leads the sox to a win against the rays. buchholz went nearly seven innings, giving up just one run and five hits with nine strike-outs. but this was the play of the day. a line drive down the first base line and the rays' batter wants to test mookie betts arm. he goes for third and that's a mistake. betts gets the throw and the out.

randy: needham is planning a big rally for aly to welcome home olympic gymnast aly raisman. that will take place at 11a-m saturday morning in front of the town hall. raisman is coming back from her incredible showing at the olympic games in rio. she earned a gold medal and two silvers. emily: well done. cindy: to go in august and as we get to the first of september, this will be the driest summer on record. we have only had 3.92 inches and before that the driest was back in 1957. we have one opportunity for showers and dorms coming up and you can see it come in thursday and friday, the best chance of seeing any showers. they will be scattered in

this morning, the sun is up at 6:1. lots of 50's showing up, that really down to plymouth, lower 50's. there. the warm afternoon, ms. upper 80's in making a run at 90. notice that there are ladies on the cape so if you are thinking of sneaking away it's a great day for it. high tide from 4:00 to 5:00. on the backside of this, more humid air and rain coming out of the final boundary. in the meantime, humidity will pick up as we get into the day tomorrow and the humidity turns uncomfortable as we get into the friday. meantime we have more humid air working in temperatures in the

thunderstorms across western new england with friday featuring more cloudiness at partly sunny's guys with the best chance coming midday into the afternoon but notice that by evening it will shift down toward the cave for the front clears the area, setting us up for what looks like a very nice days stop let's get you back out of that situation in charlestown. olessa: you can see that crews are still on the scene, trying to clean up debris still from a if you are by main street the entrances closed. you'll only have access from main street so anticipate delays and letter which direction you are coming from. we are also watching the crash in the northbound lane just up ahead -- expect some extra volume that should be gone in a couple minutes.

on the scene. as you travel northbound on route 3, and again backing things up just a bit down to the braintree split. the pike looks ok and as you had no it is pretty good with minor delays on the blueline. randy: controversy after a sex assault case in east longmeadow does not end in jail time. emily: the parallels some are making with the infamous stanford rape case. and new this morning, mom and dad need to stay healthy for the start of school too. tips to keep the whole family

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>> breaking overnight, a tractor trailer rolls over in sullivan square, the impact on the commute right now. randy: breaking news, central italy rocked by an earthquake, startling images in of >> a convicted rapist accused of striking again at a boston playground. how police say he may have slipped under the radar. >> a former senator facing sexual harassment claims, the accusations against scott brown and how he's reacting on the eye