the forecast. later wednesday into thursday, all things looking good for the upcoming labor day weekend. randy: huge backups as terminals are cleared at a busy airport. the false alarm mistaken for a shooting. emily: a large fire in lawrence. new video of the damage just in from overnight. randy: a duck boat driver makes a big mistake. the company's reaction as a vehicle loses its roof. it's on the eye for this monday morning. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. emily: prepackaged lunches are an easy back to school option but they're not always healthy. how to make a better lunch without losing time. good morning, i'm emily riemer.

framingham, and wareham. very exciting. cindy: weather-wise it is a pretty quiet day overall. a warm start this morning. it is 71 degrees right now in boston. the humidity is kicking up. a little sticky out there this morning. around 70 in beverly. through worcester county running in the 60's. there are a few in from the west and north this morning. they will be a couple of showers two, most of these falling apart. a sprinkle around derry new hampshire right now. there was a front pressing through this morning. he will see some clouds and can't rule out one or two light showers or sprinkles near the pike. this is dropping southward by noontime we are clearing it out as you get away from the south

getting back into a lot of sunshine to the afternoon. low 80's by lunchtime. mint upper 80's this afternoon. the english of toronto the north and west. out of the troposphere three systems watching. right now, we want to get charge of the big roads on this back to school monday. olessa: a surprise start here on the pike heading te out this couple of projects in the final stages. that will be gone in just a few minutes. heading south, along 128 construction is ticking up. same story over by the pike. heading into boston your problem -- transit buses are going on schedule.

we're following breaking news right now on the eye: an investigation is underway after flames tear through a multi family home in lawrence. you can see lames shooting through the roof of the home on lafayette avenue. the fire started around 1:30 this morning. nobody was hurt. randy: also breaking overnight, a false report of a gunman at los angeles international airport prompts evacuations and then flight delays. emily: hundreds of people were stranded outside the airport and traffic was backed up for miles in the panic. police say they searched the terminals and found no evidence of a shooting. they say the report was spurred what caused them. that comes just weeks after another false alarm at new york's jfk airport. loud olympic celebrations were the source in that incident. randy: right now we are getting new details about this crash that sheered the roof right off a duck boat. passengers were in boston. the incident now the subject of at least two investigations. emily: the eyeopener's sera congi is live in boston with how the company is responding this

the duck boat company are both investigating what happened. that duck boat never should have been on storrow drive. you can see what happened. part of the top of that vehicle was just sheered off when it went under an overpass. no one was hurt. the duck boat operator who had been on the job for a year says he was diverted to storrow because of a detour. but it's not clear why or by whom. last night, the company released a statement saying the driver's actions, although not intentional, will be under review by company safety experts who will conduct a thorough analysis of this event. you'll remember, lawmakers have been working on new safety regulations for all tour companies after a woman was killed in a collision with a duck boat on beacon hill. ahead in our next half hour exclusive interviews with passengers on board the duck boat in this latest incident.

the teenager accused in a drunk driving crash that killed this 18-year-old is expected in court today. police arrested 19-year-old joseph knapp after saturday morning's crash on hollis road in lunenberg. the driver's friend 18-year-old austin a.j. robbins was killed. another teen in the car was hurt. right now we are expecting new details in an alarming attack on the north shore. the eyeopener's doug meehan is live in gloucester where the suspect will face a judge this morning. doug: police say that suspect attacked a disabled woman near the rockport commuter rail station. later he is expected to be here in court to answer those charges. angel castro is accused of knocking the victim to the ground on wednesday before trying to remove her clothes. she screamed and fought back. police say that scared castro off. police released this surveillance video a short time after the crime which helped them track castro down. it was taken inside a nearby

the 22-year-old suspect is facing a number of charges including attempted rape. we hope to learn more when he's arraigned later this morning. emily: right now investigators are not ruling out arson after two fires in just one day in southbridge. both making for tense moments for firefighters and tough losses for business and homeowners. it started with flames tearing through a building on main street. maria colon was insider her business she's built for decades. it was gone in a matter of minutes. >> i have been there for ten years. i have put my heart and soul into this business. emily: just as they got that six alarm fire under control another one just blocks away. one neighbor broke down the door to alert people living in the 3 story apartment building. the fire chief says it's very unusual to have two major fires in one night. so, they're not ruling anything

fortunately there were no serious injuries. this morning the man accused in the murders of two nuns in mississippi including one from massachusetts, will face a judge. that's as loved ones prepare to say their final goodbyes today. erika is here with what we can expect. erika: a funeral mass will be held in mississippi today for sisters margaret held and paula merrill. meantime, the man police say is responsible for their murders will appear in court for the first time. rodney sanders is facing capital murder charges and could get the death penalty. police say he confessed tohe crime but did not give a motive. yesterday, a moment of silence was held for sister merrill at st. patrick's in stoneham, where she still has strong ties. >> we pray that the pointless murder will awaken consciousness and lead to a change and a renewed commitment to serving those that are most in need. erika: merrill moved down south in the 1980s. today's funeral mass will be

probation after being convicted last year of felony dui. we're hoping to learn more in court today. randy: right now two brothers , are held without bail charged in the shooting death of a woman in chicago. the victim a mother of four, and cousin to nba star dwyane wade. family members gathered yesterday to remember 32-year-old nykea aldridge. she was pushing her newborn baby, just returning from registering her kids at school, when shots were fired friday afternoon. police say darwin and derren sorrells were targeting someone else, when the bullets hit aldridge. both, convicted felons who were out on parole. the police chief says her death highlights an even bigger problem in the city. >> chicago has recovered and illegal handgun every hour of the year 2016. we recover more guns than los angeles and new york combined.

will help bring changes to the criminal justice system in chicago. emily: two people are dead, dozens more hurt, after a bus carrying flood relief workers to baton rouge slams into a crash scene in louisiana. this morning that driver, who police say should not have been behind the wheel, is facing charges. firefighters responded early yesterday to a pick up truck crash on interstate 10. minutes later, the tour bus plowed into the scene hitting three firefightean other vehicles. a passenger in one vehicle was killed. the three firefighters were sent over the edge of the highway. >> get another latter. emily: one of those firefighters was pronounced dead. police say the bus driver does not have a license, and is in the u.s. illegally. they believe many of the workers on the bus are also here illegally. going north for help fighting

school lunches made easier. nutritious options that are just as fast as grabbing pre packaged food. randy: a toddler sings her abcs and she does it with style. the soulful rendition earning her lots of attention this morning. erika? erika: breaking overnight: police say noise is to blame for the false reports of a gunman at los angeles international airport. terminals were shut down as police investigated prompting evacuations, and flight delays. also breaking, firefighters are investigating the cause of this fire on lafayette avenue lawrence. no one was hurt. cindy? cindy: we have our -- are starting on a little sticky this morning. we are tracking our next chance for rain and the activity in the tropics. first here's what to expect when you have at the door. it warm start to this brand-new

four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned from local districts million that won't fund more science and technology, arts or preschool, counseling, or smaller class sizes. four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. let's improve public schools for all students, not just a select few.

>> good morning, eye-opener. randy: my goodness, already there ahead of the game. guilmette middle school in lawrence showing everyone how it's done. emily: good morning to you. in framingham, going back to

starting the school year. just record it with your smartphone then upload it to ulocal by using our wcvb news app. it goes by so quickly. it goes by so quickly. cindy: it happens every year. back to school with some quite weather overall. there are still some things in the tropics were out in the atlantic. some tropical depressions closer to home. notice the wind now 116 miles per hour. this is still a category three hurricane. it is moving north now. we have a tropical depression

back, the spring some rain. this one has 35 moscow hour. this will brush the outer banks of north carolina the next couple of days. it gets brought out to sea. a cold front will be working on it. now looks like it is all going to up. if you do have plans of sneaking into some of the beaches keep in mind it will be a little turned up the next couple of days. winds picking up out of the southwest this morning. that is brought in some mild temperatures. i'd around 70 on the north shore of the cape.

north and west, that is dropping southward with this cold front. there are some clouds and one or two showers moving on through. a couple sprinkles not out of the question this morning. about midmorning, notice that front drops south around lunchtime we are all in bright sunshine for the afternoon. the wind will pick up as well. some and cloto hours. that wind shifts around the northwest. the cold front is moving through, upper 80's to near 90 this afternoon. we open up the windows tonight with that nice fresh air in. close to 60 along the coastline. heading back to school tomorrow, we are tracking cold front of

some showers and thunder storms moving on through. that lingers into thursday morning. that will push all the tropical activity away. look at the cool, refreshing air coming in for labor day weekend. wall-to-wall sunshine, look human in the. emily: sounds comfortable. a live look outside right now. not seeing any problems or delays right now. watching is gone. right over but route 133 that picks up nicely. construction cleared away down by route 2a heading south, no issues on 95 or 24 we have some road work going on in both directions.

schedule. something to your commute that is bugging you or is there a traffic mystery you just can't figure out? ask olessa. tweet me, post on my facebook page or email ask olessa at hearst dot com. i'll get answers for you and share them right here on the eyeopener. emily: sounds good, thank you. five on the opioid crisis, new hampshire's attorney general is targeting a major drug maker accused of withholding information. a recent l.a. times investigation found purdue pharma was not sharing trafficking with california law enforcement. new hampshire's ag says that same company is refusing to turn over documents he requested months ago. >> somebody can tell me they have nothing to hide, why they fighting so hard to keep from turning over the documents if that is the case? emily: purdue pharma denies the allegations. governor baker is looking to include canada in his efforts to stop opioid trafficking. baker is hosting the new england governors and eastern canadian

the agreement would include pledges to work with health care providers to set guidelines for prescriptions and to integrate state systems so there's more information sharing. your economy headlines this monday, asian shares dipped overnight, following friday's remarks from the u.s. federal reserve chair, about raising interest rates. right now, stock futures here are lower. this week investors will be looking for the august jobs report due out on friday. randy: to school. this morning we're kicking off a push to make back to school easier and healthier. emily: those pre-packed lunch options are temping but, erika maybe not the best idea. erika: quick and easy is tempting but you can do a much better job fueling kids for school with little effort. is this really what you want your kids eating? dr. jeanne goldberg, professor of nutrition at tufts university, says too often packaged prepared foods fall

>> fried chicken nuggets which i can't imagine eating cold. erika: even the seemingly benign applesauce could improve. >> this particular one has two teaspoons of sugar per serving. erika: dr. goldberg says it took less than 5 minutes to make this easy alternative. just remember four key components. a rainbow of whole fruits, none of that added sugar. also vegetables. >> yellow tomatoes, some blueberries, some red peppers and some grapes, so it's got plenty of color. whole grains and protein power. like her turkey and provolone in whole wheat pita. as for the drink, juice gets a big no often you're not getting real juice. >> sugar water with varying amounts of juice and they tend to be juices of low nutrient content. erika: dr. goldberg says stick to water or low fat milk. and yeah, throw a cookie in for dunking. treats are ok have your little one pick one out of several you

make sure it is in bite-size pieces because that makes them more inclined to eat it. emily: sounds good, thank you. how you could double up and pack your lunch at the same time. a bear caught on camera in new hampshire. the treat getting the animal's attention. randy: dramatic video of a police officer struggling to save a man's life. is approaching. emily: standing up the hate crime in salem. randy: an olympic runner honored for her sportsmanship at the

cindy: 71 degrees this morning but a southwesterly wind. sticky out there this morning tracking a cool front that will drop through. that will be a mix of clouds after 6:00 this morning. as we could towards midday, the skies do brighton and we can't rule out a spot shower here. it turns less humid this afternoon. if you're going the way to the

use caution for some rough surf. great weather, to do just that. upper 80's on wednesday. emily: time for your monday morning i poppers. it literally ran off with it. a man in goffstown, new hampshire says the bear dropped the goodies when he came out of the house. careful with those birdfeeders. and how about this? they get hungry too. olessa: as you can imagine, little violet's alphabet song is going viral this morning. might help that modern family's jesse tyler ferguson who just finished a run on broadway shared it on his facebook page.

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randy: breaking overnight a , report of shots fired sends passengers scrambling at lax. what police found and the travel nightmare that followed. emily: a duck boat slams int what passengers saw just before the crash. randy: an alarming attack on the north shore. the new details expected today. emily: and a local olympian comes home with more than a medal. the real story behind her epic moment in rio. on the eye. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning, this is newscenter 5 eye-opener. randy: 5:30 monday morning.

with a frightening skyline. where is that? we will find out. thank you for joining us. people going back to school including students and teachers in worcester. emily: you have brushed the dustup something we haven't seen in a while. cindy: the bus stop. absolutely. it is so dark out there this morning. it will be a warm start out of the bus stop. morning, getting off the that this afternoon. breezy, warm in the upper 80's. we're already in the low 70's around boston. there are some clouds working on it from the north and west. the come on western massachusetts, and the southern new hampshire they have all fallen apart.

west right now. increasing cloud cover for a time this morning and can't rule out a sprinkle or two. as the front drop southward, some cloud cover on the south shore. the skies brighten up in the afternoon shifting out of the north. for the temperatures, they jump up at lunchtime in the low to mid 80's. a nice northwesterly breeze into thup the tropics, very active right now tracking several storms coming up. let's get you out to those roads right now. olessa: good morning everyone. so far, the road seven pre-quiet this morning. traffic with the most part little bit of volume heading into boston on the southbound side. just getting word by the lubbock ramp, heading that way you will

so far so good, as you travel southbound all the way down into boston issue free start a 95. 24 looks good out of avon. trains and buses start in the morning on schedule. randy: emily: we're following breaking news right now on the eye. randy: erika is tracking new information. em to normal at lax after reports of an active shooter sent people scrambling inside the terminals. all airport operations were stopped for half an hour overnight. there was no gunman. police believe loud noises spooked passengers. erika: breaking news in lawrence this morning. flames rip through a multi family home on lafayette avenue overnight. everyone got out okay. the fire is under investigation. and right now this man is due in court. police say angel castro tried to rape a disabled woman near the rockport commuter rail station last week.

randy: there is an investigation after a duck boat hits an overpass ripping the roof right off. this morning we are getting new details about that crash. emily: the eyeopener's sera congi is live in boston where passengers are talking only to newscenter 5. sera: state police are trying to decide if that duck boat driver should be cited. the vehicle should never have been on storrow drive because of take a look at what happened. the crash happened just 15 minutes into the tour. piece of metal torn off as the duck boat crumpled under a storrow drive overpass. the company says the first year driver was diverted because of an earlier detour. passengers were okay but clearly shaken.

the back. luckily it all fell backwards. there was a big metal crashing sound behind us. >> the screeching of the metal, working off of it. sera: the passengers were loaded onto another duck boat but did not finish their tour. in a statement, boston duck tours says their safety experts are also investigating exactly what happened here. the duck tours have come under increased scrutiny since a woman was killed in a collision with a vehicle on beacon hill. lawmakers have been crafting new safety regulations for all tour vehicles. live this morning along storrow drive. emily: we are getting new details this morning about a murder suicide in ashby. investigators say 55-year-old john griffin stabbed his ex wife rebecca outside his house on friday. then he stabbed himself to

the middlesex da says rebecca griffin would often help her ex husband with errands and other chores. the two divorced in 1990. it's unclear what led to the attack. right now police are investigating a suspicious death in new hampshire. a man's body was found in manchester's prout park early yesterday morning. a neighbor said he thought he heard several gunshots the night before. investigators were focused on the bleachers near a baseball field. the victim's identity hasn't been released. police say they're waiting until his family is notifi randy: a show of support in the aftermath of what police are calling a possible hate crime. more than one hundred people participated here as city leaders in salem dedicated a new newspaper box for the rainbow times. police say the suspects used large fireworks to blow up the old box last week. the lgbt paper's editor says

>> this is symbolic for us. we are saying we will not be deterred or censored. whatever their intention was or motivation, they clearly didn't succeed. randy: the fire marshal is offering a $5000 reward to catch the vandals. police say they have good tips about the people responsible. the driver accused of plowing into a hingham restaurant is due in court today. jeffrey mahoney faces several charges including drug possession. three people were hurt, two seriously, in friday night's crash at the square cafe. the passenger in the truck was also hurt. police say mahoney was not impaired at the time. emily: somerville will be the next local community to ban plastic bags starting this week. the ban will be phased in beginning thursday. it will start with businesses that are larger than 10,000 square feet. smaller businesses have until december 5th to comply. plastic bags used for produce,

united airline pilots in trouble. how the airline says they delayed a flight for 10 hours. some chilling video is a police officer struggles to save a man's life. the genetic video of this close call. randy: two performances turning can't at the v mas, britney and

olessa: a live look at the pike, so far, traffic is fairly light. we're in good shape. another one day on top of it. cindy: you got it, temperatures up near 90. some clouds dropping in. if there were come we are past that now. they have fallen apart. we desperately nd us today. with a couple of showers around. through the week that could be more showers and storms later. towards the end of the week, low humidity with some sunshine for the holiday weekend. emily: a dramatic rescue on the train tracks in new jersey. the officer was called to the station for a man who was in distress and despondent. when he got there, the man jumped onto the tracks and refused to move. so the officer tried to pull him off the train speeding just

man away from the tracks, right before the train rushed by. topsfield native abbey d'agostino is back from rio and talking about that famous 5000 meter race. the olympic runner garnered attention for a mishap on the track. she and another runner collided during the competition. that same runner then helped abbey when she fell moments later and hurt her knee. they both received a rare award for their sportsmanship. abbey saying yesterday she feels grateful for that moment. real. then there is this larger, i think, calling to love and serve other people. emily: abbey thew out the first pitch at fenway park last night. she is set for surgery this month, and says the injury won't keep her out for long. randy: following breaking news overnight, a major issue that

league campus. breathing fresh air for the first time in a year, the santa experiment just getting wrapped up in hawaii. and, heading back to school this morning where looking live into

emily:

the eye-opener team is ready with your news to go. sera is in boston following a duck boat crash. doug is in gloucester with the aftermath of an alarming attack. randy: and erika is following new developments in the killing of two nuns in mississippi. emily: first, checking in with cindy in the forecast. cindy: things looking unsettled in this area. this is typical of the time of year where the tropics are really active. just like clockwork. gaston. this is a category three with the wind of 115 miles power. it is way out in the atlantic. it is large. some increased surface being sent in our direction. down here, you can see south of florida we have a tropical depression. this one will be strengthening and moving up the gulf of mexico and taking a right turn into north florida and heading out to

depression number eight, this one is forecast to become a tropical storm in the next 24 hours or so. notice how it curves northward. this will brush the outer banks of north carolina with some wind and rain. between all these features, increasing the surf and the risk for rip currents. editor today, ne you can see the sun getting closer. sunrise is a 6:07. temperatures are very warm in the low 70's right now. there was a cool front approaching bringing in the clouds this morning. does have fallen apart for now. one or two sprinkles developing over the next couple of hours. at lunchtime, the clouds are

up out of the northwest today. temperatures come up in the mid to upper 80's, very warm today possible low humidity tomorrow. it is cooler tomorrow than a chance of some showers and thunderstorms heading towards later wednesday. now back up to the road. first day of school for a few towns. olessa: so far, we're doing just fine. is that heading to the top of the screen, we're not seeing any delays just yet. of your ride is fairly quiet. as you approach the braintree split, backed woodrow 24 en route three also from weymouth up into braintree. once you get there, braintree into boston so far along the pike it's only 15 minutes. 93 south, out of methuen if he traveled on into andover you're in good shape. trains and buses or so far on

flames in lawrence. you can see flames shooting through the roof of the home on lafayette avenue. the 3 alarm fire started around 1:30 this morning. nobody was hurt. also breaking, a false report of a gunman at los angeles international airport prompts massive evacuations and flight delays. hundreds of people were stranded outside the airport and traffic was backed up for miles. police say they searched the terminals and found no evidence of a shooting. they say the report was spurred by loud noises, but it's unclear what caused them.ra driver in boston is under scrutiny after a dangerous crash. emily: the eye's sera congi is live in boston with what went wrong. >> that duck boat drove onto storrow drive m1 and try to go underneath an overpass, part of the roof was sheared off. >> there was a big metal crashing sound.

last evening just 15 minutes into the tour. luckily, no one was hurt. the duck that was not supposed to be on storrow drive because of heightened restrictions. this is the first year the driver was with the company. he was diverted there because of an earlier detour. police are trying to determine whether or not that driver will be cited. randy: the man wanted in a brazen attack of a woman in rockport rail station is due in court. police say the 22-year-old angel castro knocked the victim to the ground and tried to remove her clothes. she screamed and fought been he ran off. it was the release of the surveillance video that helped track him down. he is facing a number of charges. we let you know what happens later this morning. emily:

sister paula merrill, from massachusetts, and sister margaret held were remembered at mass in stoneham sunday where sister merrill had strong ties. >> we take a moment of silence to remember them. erika: the man accused of killing them, rodney sanders will go before a judge today. if convicted he could get the death penalty. police say sanders confessed but didn't say why he did it. we're expecting to learn more in court. sisters merrill and held had devoted themselves to helping to provide health care to the poor. their funerals will be in jackson, mississippi. the teenager accused in a drunk driving crash that killed this 18-year-old is expected in court today. police arrested 19-year-old joseph knapp after saturday morning's crash on hollis road in lunenberg. the driver's friend 18-year-old austin a.j. robbins was killed. another teen in the car was hurt. randy: police are investigating a deadly crash between a commuter rail train in somerville and a bicyclist. hurt.

yesterday afternoon. witnesses say they yelled at the man to stop, but it was too late. police say the man was in his late twenties, but they are notifying the family before releasing more details. emily: firefighters are investigating this three alarm fire in northborough. the family tried to put out the flames with a hose before help arrived yesterday morning. one firefighter suffered minor injuries but is expected to be okay. a person inside the home was treated for smoke inhalation. republican presidential nominee donald trump will give a major speech on illegal immigration this week. he'll make remarks wednesday in arizona. it follows a week of speculation that he may be softening his hard line stance to deport 11 million people living in the u. s. illegally. neither he nor democrat rival hillary clinton have planned events today. randy: police are investigating a deadly brawl at cornell university. the melee broke out shortly after a student organized event

student was stabbed to death, another was hurt. no suspects have been identified. both cornell and ithaca are now offering counseling. emily: two united airlines pilots are due in court today accused of showing up to work drunk. scotland police arrested the pilots for suspected intoxication, before a flight was set to take off for newark, new jersey. saturday's flight with 141 people on board was delayed 10 hours while the airline found replacements. both pilots have been fired. randy: six scientists planning to travel to mars complete a year long simulation program. the scientists have lived in a dome in hawaii in near isolation for the last year. they could go outside only while wearing spacesuits. it's the second longest simulation of its kind. scientists say overall, it was a success. emily: the red sox have a tough series finale against the royals. david ortiz gets the sox on the board in the bottom of the fourth with a solo homerun.

xander bogaerts gives the sox the lead with a 2 rbi single. but the royals came out on fire in the 6th scoring eight runs. sox lose, 10-4. they host the tampa bay rays tonight at 7:10. >> there it is. they did it. randy: an exciting finish to the little league world series. the endwell, new york team defeated south korea in that a u.s. team has won the title. emily: a big night at the mtv video music awards. the former queen of the vmas tried to take back the stage last night. britney spears performed at the awards for the first time in 10 years. however, critics were not happy with her lip syncing performance. randy: beyonce was certainly a big star last night. she performed for 16 minutes from her visual album lemonade.

year. and it was none other than the final five who introduced her for the big award. >> beyonce. emily: four of the five star u.s. olympians including needham's aly raisman gave the award to beyonce last night. gabby douglas is nursing a bad mouth infection so she was not on stage with her teammates. but they wished her well during it is incredible. all those gold medals, meeting celebrities. cindy: take a look here at the month of august. we are wrapping it up in just a few more days to go. look how many days have been above average. we are running nearly four degrees above average. right now, this is the warmest

a war month, it is been a dry month and a dry summer. today will be another manly dry day -- mainly dry day. a little bit of humanity lowering in the 60's right now. it is a little bit sticky out the door right now. you can see that narrow cloud r eastward. there were a few showers back along the front a couple of hours ago. they have kind of fallen apart. it continues to shift southward. we will see some cloud cover this morning mixing with the sunshine. he want to the any showers of significance. i think once we hit late morning around 11:00 a.m. the skies are brightening. we are taking up into the 80's this afternoon with lowering

temperatures, low 80's down on the cape as well. 50's and 60's as that dry air pours in. it will look fantastic. low to mid 80's and cooler at the beaches. tomorrow and wednesday, watching this next front coming in late in the day on wednesday. that is our next opportunity of seeing showers and thunderstorms lingering into thursdarn will bring and comfortable cooler air for the end of the week and labor day weekend looking fantastic with sunshine and low humidity. let's get you back up the roads right now. olessa: a little bit of volume starting to build. you can see some of those delays building as you travel down towards boston. the rest of your ride so far fairly quiet. we still watching this one

half-hour. the pike eastbound about a 15 minute ride. 93 south looks good. a bit of a delay out of methuen. trains and buses are running on schedule. randy: two fires under investigation in the town of southbury. emily: why the things of the criminal is happening there. new this morning, pack a healthy lunch without losing time in the morning with nutritious alternatives to prepackaged food.

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randy: breaking overnight, huge backups as criminals are at an airport. >> and breaking a large fire in lawrence. new video of the damage just in from makes a big mistake. the company's reaction as the vehicle loses its roof on the eye for this monday morning. emily: three packaged lunches are an easy back to school lunch, but not always healthy. how to make a better lunch, we'll share that with you. i'm emily riemer.