a warm weekend. best chance of thunderstorms over the weekend coming in early in the day on sunday. breaking down the forecast for today, right now as the eyeopener continues. >> now on newscenter 5 eyeopener. >> a disturbing start to the school year in worcester. social media scandal targeting certain kids. randy: itt tech suddenly shutting down. there's hope for stranded students. the moves to make now to avoid getting stuck with de the presidential candidates fighting for the same crowd. it's on the eye for this wednesday morning. randy: it's 5:00 a.m. maximized space in small apartments. we have expert tips to make your home or apartment feel much bigger. i'm randy price. emily: i'm emily riemer along with cindy fitzgibbon.

huh? >> shut the windows in the house. >> keep the humidity out. this kind of muggy feel is going to be with us the next few days, so get used to it. we've got temperatures this morning starting out in the mid 60s on average, although closer to 70 on the cape. you can actually see the city of boston. still dark. sun not up until 6:15. yesterday at this time you could see a thing because of the fog. there's patchy fog this morning but it's away from the cot visibility is around a quarter of a mile. you see we have this easterly flow. so all of a sudden you get brief showers, pockets of mist and drizzle that develop and move through one community pretty rapidly. so good idea to have an umbrella with you as you walk out the door. believe it or not, this is all associated with the remnants of hermine here sitting and spinning to our south. so we're going to keep a fair amount of clouds in the forecast today with patches of mist and drizzle this morning. skies will brighten up a little bit between the clouds as we get

but still can't rule out a spot shower passing through your town today. but that east-northeasterly wind 10 to 15, keeping us in the 70s along the coastline. we'll have the timeline on any showers the rest of the day and big heat on the way coming up. but right now we want to get you to the roads and see how we're looking. good morning, olessa. >> so far, a live look at the expressway. this is by the gas tank and the northbound side heading to the top of the screen. so far, not too bad as far as the volume goes. let's ride. construction clearing 93 south and on the expressway by mass avenue south of town we're fine, 24 looks ok. no issues on 95 or route 3. the pike is quiet and your last construction zone here on 128 at highland avenue. north of town, no problems right now. so far, trains and buses are starting the morning on schedule. randy: police are issuing a warning after revealing pictures of high school students turned up on snapchat. emily: doug meehan is live in

behind this disturbing trend. doug? reporter: emily and randy, good morning. a tough first day of school here for the students in worcester. the focus -- social media safety. here's why. worcester high school officials met with the sophomore class yesterday after compromising photos of boys ended up on the social media app. police have no information that girls were targeted. but for parents, this is a wake-up call. >> and quiet frankly we haven't them about how vigilant they have to be and how vigilant we have to be. so i'm going to have that talk as soon as i get home. reporter: police at this point do not know if the person posting the photos is a student. but they do know that this is a crime. even sending compromising pictures of themselves is dissemination of child pornography. that's a felony. live in worcester this morning,

emily: we're getting details about a disturbing discovery in a new hampshire home. the family of a woman found dead have no idea who would want to hurt her. the victim is joanne boucher. it's unclear how she died. the state police major crimes unit was at the caramel drive home much of the day yesterday. joanne boucher had been divorced for about 18 years. her ex-husband lives in ve police say this man intentionally drove his car into the cape cod canal. this is the driver swimming to shore after gunning his car down a service road and going into the canal. witnesses say the unidentified driver planned to end up in the water as he backed up his ford to the top of the road and took off. >> he was airborne. caught in the wires. they were up pretty high. ripped off the hood.

something blew up on the pole. when he hit the water, the car floated. emily: several power lines were taken out by that flying car. the driver faces several charges, including operating to endanger. randy: new this morning, new numbers showing massachusetts is well below the national average when it comes to deporting undocumented immigrants. a herald review found that in the last year the bay state deported just 26.9% of illegal immigrants who came before the the lowest of any state and far lower than the national average of 46.4%. the herald reports it's a rate that has dropped every year since 2006 when 80.5% were deported. donald trump and hillary clinton are getting ready for a critical moment in their fight for the white house with less than nine weeks to go. the pressure is definitely on. >>

taking part in a forum on foreign policy. and while they won't share the stage, this could serve as an important preview of the debates to come. the battleground states will be the big focus today. bill clinton campaigns in florida. chelsea clinton in pennsylvania. and donald trump is set to deliver a policy speech in philadelphia this morning. last night in north carolina, he hit his rival hard, saying that she is not qualified for the oval office. he she's done. her conduct is disqualifying. reporter: a year later, hillary clinton is still answering questions about her use of a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. she's still apologizing, as she did in an exclusive interview with abc's david muir. >> there are no excuses. i take responsibility, i made a

obviously i wish i could do differently what happened. i certainly would never do that again. reporter: hillary clinton will get help on the campaign trail. first lady michelle obama expected to campaign with her next week in virginia. randy: and massachusetts voters are going to the polls tomorrow. they are expected to do that in a very small number. secretary of state the predicting as few as 8% of voters will turn out for the that's largely because of any statewide races. most incumbent lawmakers are unopposed. emily: hundreds of students are scrambling after itt tech shut down. the school closed the 130 campuses across the country, leaves students with -- leaving students with debt and no diploma. attorney general maureen healey filed a lawsuit against itt earlier in the year, calling it

here. >> cancel all payments to the school, save your documentation, contact our office so that you can apply for a discharge of all of your federal loans. emily: in a statement, itt says, with what we believe is a complete disregard by the u.s. department of education for due process to the company, hundreds of thousands of current students and alumni and more than 8,000 employees will be negatively affected. healey says her office will announce on students can attend for assistance. randy: new this morning, to help deter crime in certain neighborhoods, a city council subcommittee gave approval last night to a plan to buy 45 surveillance cameras. money used for the carolinas was approv approved. boston police make two more

niccokawon pledger-grant and lisa lewis were arrested in rhode island. he's charged with murder. she's charged with being an accessories. back in march, 28-year-old allex bryant was found dead on humboldt avenue in roxbury. boston police arrested a third suspect last month. emily: the european union says american lobsters hurt more than their economy. the reason for a new push to ban the shell fish. and flu shots will be the way to go for kids this fall. the new finding getting flu mist booted from offices. randy: this morning, finding storage in very small spaces. easy ways to get organized. cindy? >> still tracking patches of drizzle, mist. we'll talk about when the temperatures work their way close to 90 degrees later this week, ahead. first take a look at the radar. you can see patchy areas of mist and drizzle. you may want an umbrella this morning. it's a muggy start, though.

>> good morning channel 5 eyeopener. it's great to be in mashpee. welcome back to school. randy: all right, i love mashpee. good morning to our friends in mashpee, massachusetts.

scho school. emily: good luck. it's the perfect time to do a wakup call for us. record it on your phone and upload to the ulocal wcvb app. >> we have started talking about this -- emily: six months ago. [laughter] >> this is the last of hermine. out of here tomorrow. emily: finally. >> not a lot of change. you can see the radar showing some patchy areas of mist through. not terribly wet. we could use good soaking rains. we've been getting light amounts with drizzle and mist. it's muggy this morning, 65 in worcester, mid 60s in boston. it's kind of a muggy start. we have a lot of clouds, but in boston we're not dealing with the fog this morning like we were yesterday morning. we have it in patches, though. you can see toward southern

visibility is quarter of a mile. what's left of hermine sitting and spinning to our south. that easterly flow off the ocean is keeping a lot of clouds around and giving us that mist and drizzle from time to time. the wave action is turned up a little bit. you can see two to 4-foot seas here. there is still a high surf advisory along the south coast beaches and the islands where there's the highest risk for rip currents. it's not reall we're looking at a lot of clouds. temperatures into the mid 70s near the coastline. upper 70s close to 80 degrees farther inland. the wind at about 10 to 15 miles per hour. drizzle this morning. towards lunchtime most of that is gone and most of us are dry. a lot of clouds, maybe some breaks of sun here and there. but a couple of spot showers here and there through the afternoon. but also more breaks in the clouds today.

tonight. there may be patches of mist and drizzle overnight. so not the greatest when you wake up tomorrow morning either. muggy tonight. temperatures down in the 60s. you'll likely want the air conditioning. the remnants of hermine -- tomorrow they get out of here. ahead of the front, the humidity is very high tomorrow. it's going to be a warm day. temperatures in the low-to-mid 80s as we brighten up in the afternoon. the front washes out. behind it on friday, a westerly wind 90 coming up on friday. we've already been there 20 times this year. average in boston is 14. this is the most we've had since back in 2010. we may do it again on friday. 80s this weekend. best chance for a thunderstorm probably coming in early sunday, but most of the weekend is dry. bonus summertime weekend here with temperatures. emily: it's not >> some delays are building

without any problems. let's get to the maps and check out the rest of your ride. so far, so good. the haven't construction we are watching is gone. if you're heading into boston, you're fine. south, looking good on route 3 as well as 24. problem-free start on 95. looking good along the pike. heading north, traffic without any problems right now. 93 south looks great. 128 as well. route three as far as the rains and buses, they are starting on schedule. there's a second hearing scheduled for the state's new open tolling plan. that will be held tonight. last night in worcester some commuters said they were concerned some drivers from central mass will pay more, up to 20 cents per trip. open tolling is expected to begin on october 28. if you have a question about your commute, ask olessa. tweet me, post on my facebook

hearst.com. emily: the pediatricians say flu mist is not working. doctors recommend every child over 6 months get a flu shot and the time is now, not just to protect your family, but those around you. the flu shot is not 100% effective. if enough people get the vaccine, everyone's protection increases. >> that may be true their child would do ok with the flu. what about the nehb flu. if you get it or your kid gets it, you could give it to them. emily: medical experts say everyone should get vaccinated by october. randy: checking your economy headlines this morning. drought damage to massachusetts crops estimated at about $14 million. there is help on the way for those farmers. four counties, essex, franklin, middlesex, and worcester federal

be added to the list. the european union reviewing a proposal to ban imported lobsters from new england and from canada. this dispute started after sweden found 32 american lobsters in its waters that posed a threat to local sea life. american and canadian lobsters make up $200 million worth of exports into the eu each year and fishermen say a ban would devastate the local industry. a check of the markets. asian shares mostly unchanged overnight after a weak futures here are higher. today gallup is expected to release its u.s. job creations index, which will give investors insight on the job market conditions. emily: seems like everybody in boston moved on that infamous september 1 date. now thousands of people are unpacking, trying to figure out where to put everything in those tiny studios. but organizing a small apartment is easier than you might think if you get creative.

one-bedroom in brighton with too much stuff for the space. >> hi. how are you? >> reporter: enter sarah from organizing boston to give the place a once-over starting with the closet. >> you're making got use of the vertical space that you have by having a double-hanging rod. you have a bunch of stuff up here. one of the things you could do is get some bins and put them together so they are stacking. reporter: other tips, save space with slime-line hangers rather than bigger the door. hooks there give you a whole new storage surface. next up, rethink the furniture. try to make every piece do double duty. >> you can do things like coffee tables that have storage, the storage bench in the hallway is perfect because then you can put shoes and coats and sweaters. reporter: make wall space work for you.

could fit a big piece of furniture here. you've got a lot of space. why not do something like a side board or a dresser? emily: and of course the use it or lose it mentality is key. if you're not using something, get rid of it. randy: holding onto things for too long. emily: you're a hoarder. randy: my closet is a little bit neater than sarah's. she had a lot of stuff there in the top. emily: we're going to tease her after randy: tomorrow on the eye, tips to make moving easier the next time the lease is up. embarrassing moment captured by google earth but not quite what it seems here. why this man says he did not dodge the camera. >> coming up, a controversial mural of maine's governor will not come down. the image protected by leaders in portland. and a kindergartner left alone for hours. the mistake that has a school

long-term effects of cesarean sections. the risk cesarean section babies

>> to our south, this is what's left of hermine. spinning rotation. moisture still into new england.

locally got a little patch of drizzle that has worked its way through worcester county and filled in. a wet start that way. temperatures in the 60s this morning. we'll climb into the 70s this afternoon. a lot of clouds around, some breaks of sunshine. a spot shower even into the afternoon. so have an umbrella with you today. it's warmer tomorrow, humid. we're back into the 80s and making a run for 90 degrees on friday. by the way, if you're if sneezing, it's ragweed season. levels climbing through the end of the week. randy: former fox news anchor gretchen carlson reached a settlement in the lawsuit. she sued roger ailes, saying she was demoted and let go because she rejected his sexual advances. she will reportedly get about $20 million. the parent company of fox news

victory over the padres. clay buchholz stifling san diego from the mounds. he pitched six-plus solid innings with six strikeouts. five runs between the fourth and fifth inning. 5-1 the final. emily: it is 5:25. time for your eyepoppers this morning. what do we have first? >> tropical rain forest desert. the rain forest in dubai will include a splash pool, waterfalls, streams and a rain forest cafe. there will be a prehistoric jurassic-inspired marsh. emily: interesting. >> this image captured by google streetview. no what it seems. at least that's what the story this guy is sticking to is. he says that he noticed that he spilled cleaner on himself when

>> spotted that google and decided to stay put. he says coworkers knew that it was him immediately. emily: yeah. spilled the cleaner. that's a likely story. [laughter] emily: sure, you did, buddy. >> watch out for those google cars. randy: a man comes home from vacation to find his house destroyed. the heavy equipment police say a neighbor used to settle a bit of a dispute. and a dramatic police the frightening move coming after the car stopped. heading back to school in a number of communities today. and hermine just moving out slowly as we look out across the

a worcester. the disturbing images sent around involving students. >> a critical moment on the campaign trail. >> the big test for both candidates today. >> head to head over body cameras in boston. what to expect as police head back to court. >> and a local mom's back-to-school nightmare. >> my stomach was twisting and turning. >> the mistake that has a bus driver in hot water.

>> you're watching wcvb boston's news meter. good morning. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. randy: back to school. 5:30 on this wednesday morning. we're looking at traffic moving on 93. good morning. thank you for joining us i'm randy price. emily: i'm emily riemer along with cindy and olessa this morning. that picture says it all. dark. >> yeah. emily: no light in sight. 6:16. fall. >> felt like it yesterday. temperatures have trended down, kind of a yesterday. a little bit of fog this morning. not in boston so much. notice inland toward the worcester area, visibility is returning about a quarter of a mile in worcester. so patches of fog. you can see in the worcester area a band of light rain, mist and drizzle right on top of boston in the past few minutes. there will be spots that you will need the umbrella. this is thanks to what's left of

going to keep a lot of moisture around today. at the bus stop, areas of fog, there will be mist in spots. so some kids may want the rain gear with them. getting off the bus this afternoon, can't rule out a spot shower. but there may be breaks in the clouds, so a little bit brighter with breaks of sunshine. it's in the mid 60s in worcester right now. upper 60s towards lawrence. in boston, mid 60s now. you saw the clouds. could be some mist or drizzle through about 00 morning. notice how we brighten this afternoon. temperatures climb into the 70s for highs today. as we go in from the morning into the afternoon, notice how a lot of us are dry, but that chance here and there of a spot shower >> not the best visibility, not the best driving conditions. live look at 93, southbound side. you can see rush hour delays starting to build just a bit as we pick up the volume. no accidents to report this

heading into boston. you're fine. south of town, so far so good along 93. 128 looks fine. 93 is quiet down to the connector and trains and buses are on schedule. emily: thank you. now to stories we're following right now on the eye. randy: antoinette antonio with the overnight developments. >> right now, police are trying to find the person who targeted school. compromising photos were sent. it's known if the person who set up the account is a student. in hours donald trump and hillary clinton will be tested, taking part in a live forum on foreign policy. before that, trump is set to deliver a policy speech in philadelphia this morning. clinton has no events on the campaign trail today. however, president bill clinton and chelsea clinton have events

polls tomorrow, but they are expected to do that in very small numbers. the secretary of state predicts as few as 8% of voters will turn out for the primaries. randy: thank you. this morning the fight over police body cameras is going to be back in a boston courtroom. emily: the eyeopener's john atwater is live at the courthouse with details on the evidence in this battle. reporter: emily, that evidence is putting boston police union on the union. it urges officers not to participate in the body camera pilot program until a deal is reached. and then written on the top there -- sanction any officer who volunteers. the union says officers were promised they could volunteer to wear them during a pilot program, but when nobody did, commissioner william evans assigned them to 100 officers. the union denies it told officers not to take part.

volunteering? >> not at all. ever. >> we have nothing to hide. reporter: the commissioner says there are at least three local cases where video helped vindicate boston police officers. the pilot program was supposed to start last week. now it's been pushed to september 12. the aclu is also chiming in, saying that these the hearing continues this morning at 9:00. live in boston, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: new this morning, a mother is furious after her 5-year-old daughter is let off the school bus even though no adult was there for the girl. it happened friday in east providence. that little girl was supposed to go to a ymca after school program at her school. she was mistakenly put on the bus home. her daughter sat outside for

police. >> frustrated isn't even the word. >> what is the word? >> terrifying, scared, emotional. emily: the superintendent of east providence schools says the bus driver and bus monitor have been disciplined. she says the mishap was caused by a communication issue. randy: right now, police in the city of lowell are looking for a driver who hit a 19-year-old woman. this happened monday morning at an intersection near the hawk's cafe, which is on the umass newscenter 5 that she was not in the crosswalk when she was hit by a sedan that just kept going. the woman went to the hospital but has since been released. this mural depicting maine's governor as a member of the ku klux klan is staying put. it shows paul lepage dressed as

the city leaders say no mural has ever been taken down because of content. emily: more than 200 image animals found in horrible condition are going up for adoption. the animals were rescued in july and they were sent to rescue organizations across new england, new york, new jersey and maryland. poli people may face charges in connection to that farm. bob weeks, the owner of the rob bar in mashpee in desperate need of a kidney now has one. maria brought you his story a few weeks ago. the new kidney came from a long-time friend who also worked at the bar. judy died suddenly yesterday and her family thought of donating her kidney to weeks.

said it is comforting to know a part of the life lives on. randy: a disturbing confession in a child's murder whether not lead to -- will not lead to charges. the deal made for an admitted

>> good morning. a live look at the expressway. this is a check by the gas tank northbound. you can see delays are starting to build. 20-minute ride braintree into boston. a little bit dreary this morning. >> you've got a lot of clouds in boston. patches of fog. but the wettest weather is towards the worcester area where shower have pivoted in. they are on the lighter side, but have an umbrella with you today. today, so brighter than yesterday. muggier today. look at the heat. 90 degrees here by friday. emily. emily: yikes. cindy, thank you. watch this. a police chase caught on camera in arizona. officers were after that black s.u.v. several officers used their cars to block the s.u.v. from getting onto the highway. when the car stopped, someone inside started shooting. police returned fire.

think three people in that car may have been involved in a bank robbery. no charges for an admitted child killer in a minnesota cold case. in court yesterday, danny heinrich admitted to abducting, sexually assaulting and shooting 11-year-old jacob wetterling in 1989. he made the admission as part of a plea deal on child pornography charges. he'll likely spend at least 20 years in prison and could be civilly committed after that. jacob's mom said it wasor death. >> i want to say, jacob, i'm so sorry. it's painful to know his last days, last minutes. >> a 1994 federal law named for jacob wetterling requires states to establish sex offender registry. randy: zika funding killed in congress. why lawmakers would not pass that. an iphone announcement from apple today.

emily: the eyeopener team ready with your news to go in weston, boston. antoinette antonio is tracking a big day in the race for the white house. randy: cindy has your forecast. it's going to be warming up. >> as soon as it hit september, what happened? the temperatures cooled down. i guess it is september.

be going, it's september? look what's happening. 90s by friday. things are going to change pretty dramatically as soon as we can kind of close the books on hermine. emily: right. >> can't do that yet. sitting to our south right now and it's pin wheeling in moisture off the ocean. you can see bands spiraling in. everything is on the lighter side, but nonetheless, patchy mist andri from worcester, toward hudsoned there light rain falling. it's kind of a wet start. we've got fog, visibility half a mile in worcester. running into rain into southern maine as well. not an issue in boston. 66 degrees in town. close to 70 on the cape. it's pretty muggy, but can't rule out areas of drizzle and fog this morning. by lunchtime, it's still muggy, but it's a little bit brighter and then a spot shower through

degrees farther inland. wind 10 to 15. the wettest time period is this morning. by lunch most of us are dry. a lot of cloud but a few breaks of sun. again, it's a spot shower risk through the afternoon. clouds may fill back in overnight and tomorrow morning may start out a little bit damp. but tomorrow the remnants kick out and the front approaches. tomorrow. you see the heat on friday with temperatures around 90 degrees. let's get you to the roads right now. any trouble, olessa? >> not yet, but the delays are building across the span of the bridge or the connector. you can see the southbound side definitely picking up the rush hour volume. not bad south 24 slow out of roxbury. volume building on the expressway. your trip about 15 to 20 braintree into boston.

heading north, 93 south heavy. more delays as you head towards spot pond and approach the lever connector. trains and bus on schedule. emily: a death investigation after a person was found by the commuter tracks in allston. it not clear if that person fell or was hit by a train. right now police are trying to unravel a disturbing scheme randy: doug meehan is in weston with the warning out there. >> it's a wakup call for parents and students as compromising photos of boys made their way onto a social media site. the pictures believed to be of a few sophomores were posted on snapchat. an emergency meeting was set up. police don't know the the person posting the photos goes to

however, the photos are a crime. even if someone posts pictures of themselves, it can qualify as child pornography. police say they have no information that any girls here at the high school were targeted. we're in weston this morning. doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. >> the does he want over police body cameras heads back to court today. pitting the commissioner against the union. >> we have nothing to hide. this is only going to show how difficult our job is. >> there are a lot of questions to this day about body cameras, privacy issues. >> the union denies it encouraged officers not to participate in the body camera program, but the city says the union coerced officers not to volunteer. the program has now been delayed. right now it's scheduled to start next week. live in boston this morning, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: a critical moment in the fight for the white house today as both hillary clinton and donald trump take part in a forum on foreign policy.

stage, appearing at separate times. but this could serve as an important preview of the debates to come. the two campaigns also focusing on battleground states today. the clinton camp will be in florida and pennsylvania. trump is set to deliver a policy speech in philadelphia today as he continues to call clinton out on her use of a private e-mail server. clinton is accusing trump of lacking any real foreign policy plan. randy? randy: quincy woman is expected in court alleged drunk driving crash in the city of boston. police say 21-year-old lily reid was drunk when she slammed into the back of a massachusetts state police cruiser early yesterday morning. this happened on the southeast expressway near exit 18 dorchester. nobody seriously hurt. emily: the man you see swimming in this video is facing charges after police say he intentionally drove his car into the cape cod canal. witnesses say the unidentified driver planned to end up in the water as he backed up his ford

the engine, and took off. several power lines were taken out by the flying car. charges include operating to endanger. randy: dining hall employees at harvard university are getting ready to go on strike over pay and healthcare costs. the current contract expires september 17. those employees plan to announce their plan this afternoon at first parish. emily: police are looking band of thieves they say made off with $14,000 worth of iphones. police say the group of nearly a dozen young men hit the apple store at the derby street shop in a swarm monday night. that group overwhelmed employees and over shoppers, quickly cutting off security cables and running off with iphone 4 samples. randy: apple's latest iphone is expected to be unveiled today. industry analysts say the tech giant has decided to phase out the old-style analog headphone

port used to charge the phone. other than that, big changes are not expected. apple might save that for next year, the iphone's 10th anniversary. emily: senate democrats block a $1.1 billion zika funding package after returning from a seven-week recess. that's because republicans tacked on restrictions to planned parenthood on that same bill. the white house has been seeking funding to combat the zika virus since february. lawmakers expect to address the issue by the end o part of a must-pass stop gas spending measure. randy: a new bill of rights for sexual assault survivors. house members approved a bill that would make sure that survivors in federal criminal cases have a right to evidence collection kit to be told results and to be notified in writing before that is destroyed. that comes amid concern about the number of untested rape kits across the country. the bill now heads to the senate where similar legislation was

emily: a study could have women reconsidering cesarean sections if they are not necessary. babies delivered by cesarean section are 15% more likely to become obese kids and young adults than babies delivered through the birth canal. the study finds cesarean section babies are 60% more likely to be obese than siblings delivered naturally. researchers believe the birth canal contains essential nutrients. the united nations says children forced to leave their country has doubled. almost one in 200 children worldwide is considered a refugee. the majority of child refugees left syria and afghanistan. randy: quite the show here in a dispute between neighbors. police say that a tennessee man ran a bulldozer right through

neighbor was in jail. john higdon was arrested for firing his gun into the woods. while he was in jail, edgar mclegalan ran bulldozer into his home. both face several charges now. emily: the red sox move back into a tie for first place in the a.l. east as they cruise to victory over the padres. clay buchholz stifling san diego from the mound. he pitched six-plus solid innings with six strikeouts. the sox inning. 5-1 the final. a pleasant surprise for students. no homework. the kelly full service community elementary school, like the rest of the public schools, is in receivership for poor student performance. this year, they are trying to something new. the kids won't get any homework assignments. all of holy oak schools added two extra hours to the school day in an effort to improve grades.

golden girl already talking about her next challenge. randy: ali >> i'm excited to see what will happen in 2020. >> well, yes. of course you can be in better shape. >> better with age. randy: her parents will join her on the show to talk about nerves when she competes. wait until you see that ellen gave them. catch ellen today 3:00 right here on channel 5 followed by inside edition and newscenter 5 at 4:30. emily: she likes those practical jokes. jumping out of boxes. [laughter] >> be the jokester instead of the person receiving the joke. we have had rain around boston. it hasn't even amounted to a

we are behind for the month. so far behind now. >> this extends to to the north shore. you can s >> muggy right now. plymouth, you jumped to 68. we're not dealing with too much fog around boston right now. but it is quite muggy. you can see the dew points in the mid 60s. fog through the worcester area. visibility has improved to about a mile. fog on the north shore as well. this moisture associated with what's left of hermine spinning to our south. it's still kicking up the waves.

not the greatest beach day. mid 70s at the coast. upper 70s to near 80 inland. we've got the clouds, drizzle this morning. can't rule out a spot shower through the afternoon with a lot of clouds and a few breaks of sunshine, clouds back in here through the overnight hours tonight. we'll drop into the 60s for low temperatures tonight and finally tomorrow hermine kicks on out of here. that's going to open the door to warm temperatures. 80s tomorrow. i think we start out with a but as the skies brighten in the afternoon, notice temperatures coming up. in fact, mid 80s through the valley tomorrow. 70s on the cape. then we'll see the temperatures make a run toward 90 degrees on friday. very warm summer feel this weekend with the best chance of showers and thunderstorms coming early on sunday. let's get you to the roads right now. a little bit of fog in spots. >> not the best visibility. this stretch of the pike looks good. that's eastbound heading to the bottom of the screen. so far no problems in both

ride. south, volume is building on 24. route three into braintree. once you get there, it's about a half-hour on the expressway braintree to boston. pike eastbound 15 minutes 495 to 128. 93 south a little bit of a delay. picking up volume again near concord street. randy: your numbers on deportations in massachusetts. emily: how often undocumented immigrants sent home.

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