>> a miss kick sealing the win. jimmy garoppolo's stats, and the dramatic moment before the game started. >> hillary clinton stumbling at an event in new york to help keep her off the campaign trail today. >> possibly, police will start wearing body cameras today, what the union is saying about there program on the eye for this

emily: it's 6:00 a.m., also on the eye as you start making breakfast, it's full of temptation and teaching potential. how instagram can help you make smart food choices. that is ahead. randy: that looks great. i am starving. emily: good morning, i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. cindy: a monday that feels like fall, right there is a definite chill in the air. the skies are clear, and it's getting brighter out there but the sun doesn't pop over the horizon officially until 6:21 so the sunrise's keep getting later. by the end of the month, 6:41, and here as we get closer to the middle of october, it's going to be closer to 7:00, so a sign of the times for sure. so 40's on the map.

worcester 53, and boston 60 degrees, 40s down to the south coast, and 50s on cape cod. and there you see the clear skies, the high pressure nosing in with this comfortable dry air. the humidity stays down. it is right around 7:00 but we hold in the lower 70s with the sea breeze kicking in. you jump inland, 78 in lowell, mid 70s in worcester. mid 70s with sunshine and pleasant conditions today. >> we are seeing lots of delays. a live look outside at 93 and summerville. you can see the southbound side kicking up the delays in place already, let's get to the maps and check out the rest of your ride 24, out of avon, six

eastbound, 495 to 128, accident-free start north of town, 93 south, building delays, and passing by 495 and down to dascum record and concord street to spot pond. i'm olessa. that's a look at traffic. >> the kick is no good. >> it all came down to that missed field goal as the patriots steal a two-point victory in their season opener, and it was certainly a big for the quarterback, jimmy garoppolo. >> doug outside with the key victory. >> good morning. yes, you have got no tom brady. you have got no rob gronkowski. the patriots heavily favored to lose against the cardinals but jimmy garoppolo proved he was ready for the task at hand. he was prepared and ready to go in his first career start. garoppolo went 24-33 for 264 yards and one touchdown out

deep in the fourth quarter he led a 13-play, 61-yard drive to set up the kicker steven's field goal. >> a tough environment. we had nice game playing, everybody did a great job. a great week of preparation and it showed up tonight. >> 23-21 is the time, a squeaker but a win is a win, and that may be a new sign of a this banner taken down, the banner displayed after brady's four-game suspension took effect. the patriot's president says it's time to focus on the regular season were you slow down, no. 12 still sits up in the tower here. they host the dolphins next sunday for their home opener. we're live at gillette stadium, doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5.

went in on the national anthem demonstration. the players raised their fists at the end of the performance, in a demonstration inspired by san francisco quarterback colin kaepernick. colin kaepernick started taking a knee during the anthem in the pre-season to call attention to what he calls the oppression of minorities. gesture honored those in the military while continuing the conversation started by colin kaepernick. erika: hillary clinton is taking time off the trail this morning. that announcement coming hours after this, clinton stumbling while leaving an event in new york city, and her campaign says that she is fighting pneumonia. emily: hillary clinton will no

were planned for today and tomorrow. she is still scheduled to travel to las vegas on wednesday. clinton was dehydrated and overheated stumbling as she left the 9/11 memorial. the former secretary of state was i diagnosed with pneumonia n friday and prescribed antibiotics by her doctor taken to her doctor's apartment after yesterday's episode where a couple of hours later she did reemerge with no comment about her >> great. >> what happened? >> it's a beautiful day in new york. >> clinton has been advised to rest and modify her schedule. donald trump has yet to comment on yesterday's incident. he's campaigning today in baltimore and asheville, north carolina. randy: just hours, boston police officers will begin day one of the body camera pilot program. it was on friday that a judge decided that the department does

it will be a pilot program, the union president, pat rose, expressed disappointment with the judge's decision. however, he said in a statement that he and the union will work to make the cameras a success. >> new this morning, police in nashua, new hampshire, investigating a hate crime. a mosque vandalized last night. a group of worshipers inside at the time. police tell the globe at least one object was thrown at the islamic society of greer a window there was broken. the massachusetts chapter of the council on american islamic relations released a statement calling for state and federal officials to investigate. so far no arrests. >> a new hampshire man accused of murder is expected in court today. prosecutors say that richard moore repeatedly stabbed 51-year-old joanne bure, she was found dead in danville a week

boucher for months, investigates are not commenting on a motive. >> the man sentenced to death for the killing of two men will ask a jury to spare his life. gary samson pled guilty to the july 2001 carjacking murders and was sentenced to death. but that sentence was thrown out five years ago after a judge found one juror lied about her background. the new trial is expected to last three the new york city skyline is illuminated here in remembrance of 9/11 in what has become tradition, beams of light marked the places where the twin towers of the world trade center stood 15 years ago. it's been 15 years since that day changing so many lives in this country. in boston, all of those lives were remembered. people gathered with candles in the seaport district. they started at a 9/11 mass for peace, healing, and justice.

fallen hero's memorial. the families and veterans among the crowd remembering the victims of the attack. emily: ewinger is roller out a new service. the idea that has some experts concerned. new this morning, instagram as inspiration. dietitians say it can help you to make smart food choices if you remember some key points, and talk about a fish out of water. the embarrassing moment caused by the sky. cindy. cindy: it is a cool, refreshing start this morning. how long the feel of fall will last and our next chance for showers ahead. first, take a peek outside. patchy fog here and there, otherwise a clear and kind of fallish start out there this morning. it is cool. you may want an extra layer as you are heading out.

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>> good morning, eyeopener. >> good morning, to you. with her exhausted just watching you. good morning to our friends in gymnastic in moore in woburn. thanks. emily: we would love to see your wakeup call so get everybody together. record it on your phone and upload it to ulocal using this. randy: a little bit later, and it will be good. and then the ambulance comes, right? no. olessa: one way to end the show. randy: inst that they had the door open there. probably a little warm. >> we have had so much humidity, tied a record high on friday of 93, and then just like that after that front yesterday, we have cooled down, you are probably wondering what's average this time of year.

and we're going to be closer to that by this afternoon, and notice, we jump back up into the 80s again tomorrow, and wednesday, and before we really start to cool it down. definitely a fall feel returning. and a beautiful start this morning, the skies are clear, and the sun getting ready to pop up. the sunrise officially at 6:21. and you can see how clear the skies are across new england, the plunge that triggered the storms. it's to the south, and behind it, we have got a large area of high pressur b canada, so from the canadian border, all the way down towards the mid atlantic states, the great lakes, we have this dry, refreshing air so it will take a while for the humidity to feed in. you will notice the comfortable conditions through tomorrow and on wednesday, the humidity will start to pick up a bit but really comfortable for now. we have this dry air in place, and it cools down quickly at night, so look at all the 40s on the map this morning. 46 in nashua, orange down to 44.

low 50s down around marshfield and the cape, and 43 norwood and 60 as you are heading out in boston. we are going to have sunshine basically all did i but notice the winds light this morning. by lunchtime they are shifting so a sea breeze today, low 70s at the coastline. 77 in nashua and lawrence, and fey tonight, the red sox are back in town taking on the orioles 7:10, have a sweatshirt or a jack with you. it's going to cool off quickly down in the 60s, and overnight lows, mostly in the 50s tonight, and some of our coolest suburbs could be back down into the 40s so a cool start tomorrow but high pressure sliding eastward, southwesterly winds bring back the warmer temperatures, and here's the front we're watching, this is the next chance of any showers and thunderstorms on wednesday. and probably holds off until the end of the day, so we'll start out with the sunshine, and notice the showers and thunderstorms approaching into the afternoon, and maybe the

storms look to be hit or miss, so not everybody is going to see a lot of rain out of this but it's the only chance this week behind that front, even cooler air mass. the high may struggling to 70 on friday, so a sign of the times. >> ok. >> pumpkin spice time. so far the roads this morning are quiet, a live look outside at the expressway. this is a check by the o'neal tunnel, and you can see the traffic is nice and light. let's get over to the maps and check the rest of the ride. the delays are building south. we have the volume in place. and out of avon, route 3 from 18 up to the braintree split and the ride on the expressway a half-hour from braintree into boston. making your way eastbound along the pike, 15 to 20. 495 to 128, and 93 south, volume out of metsune into andover and once again as you approach the lever connector. trains and buses on schedule, some delays for the providence line. arena. randy: we have the school delays to tell you about.

regional schools tells us that the page school in west new bury is operating on a three-hour delay today because they have a power outage there. emily: right now there are questions involving water storage tanks in concord, massachusetts. this is the second case this summer. in august the town found a lock was damaged on one of the tanks, and according to the town's website, a similar incident was reported friday. public works officials say that isolated from the water distribution system out of an abundance of caution. randy: your economy headlines, ride share service uber is bringing self driving taxis to the streets. the service, which will launch in pittsburgh is raising some concern that the safety experts say that the technology is not ready for the experiment. the state has yet to pass a bank requirement that permit testing of the cars, or rules about crashes. advocates of the karsay

the average price after a gallon of gasoline has been going up. the lundberg reports regular gasoline is up 4 cents over the past three weeks to $2.21 a gallon but it's still 23 cents lower than a year ago. massachusetts is below the national average. emily: asian stocks fell as investors reacted to the feds' comments on an interest rate hike. stock futures are down a the market will react to a business report just released overnight showing the economy will continue to grow for the next two years. and eating right is a common goal, not always easy but it turns out that instagram could hold the inspiration you are looking for. >> we know they are full of food. that turns out that could help your waistline. >> no doubt about it, diet disasters are often a favorite on instagram, but diet helpers

different world that people are obsessed with, food in general. there is over 200 million food hashtags. >> dietitian sam teece says the key to making that work is knowing who is posting. >> is it a registered dietitian, a doctor, a culinary professional. >> madeleine heising is a culinary producer with that big following. >> the giant burgers and the ice cream sundaes, that's always been there but i always find realistic things. >> she says look for meal ideas with ingredients you recognize. >> looking for, you know, more plants and a little less process. >> on this day she's posting her four-ingredient smoothie. >> add the frozen bananas first. >> peanut butter, kale and almonds bliblg, blend and post. >> i like to see things that are familiar and simple and that could inspire others. this is something that i did that you can do, too.

>> on how to meal prep. >> and keep you inspired to eat better. >> cheers. >> so sam, a simple search on instagram can help. she searches under people registered dietitians, and if you search it, they come up. it's good for google it as well to make sure that they are who they say that they are but good tips there. >> tomorrow on the eye we're going to stick with the theme, and erika will be back and show us how the social media app is making workout easier. after the team's win. without him no. 12's new facebook post, and then new at 6:30, a college football player arrested for apparently punching a referee. what the athlete says that he was really trying to do. plus a man stabbed in chelsea. how police say the young suspects lured the victim into a dangerous situation, and a community service here in honor of 9/11. the project bringing a piece of

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>> i'm from 5 despite the big downpours at the kidney disease walk, raising awareness and much needed funding because there is no cure, and we want to say, what? good morning eyeopener! [applause] emily: and good morning to kathy and company. thanks for that great wakeup call there. randy: nothing is going to stop them. emily: no way. randy: that event is one of many that we get to be a part of. emily: and dealing with some weather.

opportunities you can see the sun is up, and we're starting out in town around 60 degrees, but it's cooler in the suburbs. look at taunton and norwood, in the 40s. 44 in orange. and you get the idea. cool start this morning but sunshine today. low 70s at the coast and mid to upper 70s farther inland, a beautiful day on the cape. sunshine, low humidity tomorrow, and we're b u 80s, the next chance of any showers and storms, and comes very late on wednesday, and maybe holing off until wednesday night. emily. >> ok, thanks. 6:25 right now. time for your monday morning eyepoppers. the first one gives a new definition to the term, catfishing. >> absolutely. >> you usually find catfish in the water, right, but this one coming straight from the sky. it hit a woman in the face. the fish weighed five pounds and turns out that it was dropped from a bird flying 50 feet

scar under her eyes so she is now laughing about it. >> what are the odds? >> i have no idea. >> right. >> can you imagine? >> and the patriots, pulling out the win, without the quarterback tom brady, but he was so enthusiastic about the game off the field. he posted this image on facebook after the win from his own tv time. it says, "angry birds." pats, angry skills there. i don't know if he had help with that, maybe gisele helped with that. randy: some people hate to share french fries. how one woman learned that the hard way in washington. from a police officer. and months after buying a powerball ticket, the winner of $487 million is coming forward. the plan for some of that money,

every time a new charter school opens in massachusetts, it takes funding away from regular public schools in that area. this year alone, charter schools will take more than

instead of draining even more money from neighborhood public schools and giving it to charters, let's devote public resources to all of our students... not just a select few. don't lift the cap on charter schools. vote no on question 2. emily: a big win for the pa it is and jimmy garoppolo. >> it's a good feeling. emily: his other message this morning. randy: two teams charged in a violent attack. the driver hired to pick them up. who police say fell victim. emily: hillary clinton off the

pneumonia, the health concerning, on the eye. randy: 6:30, a nice, beautiful sunrise. and it is a nice day. cool, though. good morning and thank you for joining us. i'm randy price. emily: and i'm emily riemer along with is cindy and olessa. you might want to take the jacket with you and head out the door? the temperatures are going to warm up nicely but yeah, look at the 40s on the map right now, north and west of boston, from bedford to pittsburgh and orange and there is a touch of fog, outside of that, the skies are clear, 53 worcester but 40s south of town, and from norwood down to new bedford, and a lot of 50s on the cape. so if you are going to want a hoodie or some sort of layer at the bus stop this morning, it's

back up into the 70s for the high temperatures. so a nice day ahead. skies are clear right now across the northeast, and we have got a big area of low pressure nosing in. and comfortable humidity levels the next couple days. by lunchtime, temperatures 70 degrees but light winds turn onshore. low 70s at the coast. 72 in boston, and notice lowell and on the cape, temperatures are in the lower 70s, so a beautiful start to the week weather-wise. and get you out to the roads. solar glare out there this morning. olessa: you will see that as you drive. you will need the sunglasses. a beautiful shot here, this is the expressway by the gas tank, and you can see the northbound side picking up the rush hour delays. let's go to the maps and check your ride as you travel south on 24, slow out of avon, and route 3, from weymouth into braintree, and there is a crash by route 18, so you have got that ride approaching, it's on the

expressway, you just saw it live, half-hour from braintree into boston and the pike, 25-minute ride, 495 for 128. 93 south delays down to the spot pond and more volume as you travel down towards the lever connector. trains and buses on schedule except for the providence line there are delays, about 15 minutes there. >> now to the stories we're following on the eyeopener for this monday. >> erika tracking overnight developments for us. erika. >> well, patriots' nation all smiles this to a victory in arizona against the cardinals. 23-21 the final. the team returns home to beat the dolphins in their home opener at gillette. and hillary clinton taking a break from the campaign trail. the former secretary of state fighting momentia. this video showing her stumbling to her vehicle leaving a 9/11 event in new york city. she will not attend three fundraisers in california scheduled for today and tomorrow. and right now, a school delay to

superintendent of panticket regional schools saying their school is operating on a three-hour delay due to a power outage. emily. emily: two teenagers are facing charges in the stabbing of a driver including assault with intent to murder. randy: the eye's sera congi is outside the courthouse in chelsea where the teens are going to be in front of a judge today. >> the suspects are just 15 and 17 years old. they have not been chelsea police say that they allegedly attacked a 57-year-old east boston man on sunday night near congress avenue on chelsea street -- in chelsea. the teens had hired the victim from a livery company. that driver suffering injuries from a stab wound, was taken to mass general hospital where he's in stable condition. the teenagers are both charged with armed assault with intent to murder as well as assault and battery, and they will be arraigned later today here at

wcvb newscenter 5. randy: thank you. two people are recovering this morning after overdoses. a third man was pronounced dead at the scene. boston ems says the men were found unconscious on sunday afternoon, and first responders here attempted full resuscitation on all three but one did not make it. the other two men were brought to area hospitals for treatment. right now a woman is facing charges after tsa employees found a loaded gun in her purse. the state police tell the globe that it appears that the 59-year-old woman had forgotten the handgun was there, and they say it did not seem intentionally concealed. the woman was allowed to abort the flight. she's facing a charge of carrying a handgun with ammunition. >> a plymouth man is expected in court today charged with stealing police support flags on the cape. barn stability police say

hickman on the 149 overpass. hickman is accused of taking the flags off the overpass and burying them in the woods. police are also checking if he is connected to two other cases of similar vandalism. and a community service project in boston to honor the lives lost on september 11. hundreds spent the day supporting the massachusetts military hero's fund. the goal, to help with care packages, will be sent to troops homeless veterans here. one school of volunteers, 9/11 is a history rather than a memory. this shows solidarity with the families affected by the tragedy. >> i think it's a great thing that we have the ability to send stuff to soldiers and we can help out the homeless, and it brings the day around for me from a really sad place to a place where we felt the recover and the support. >> this is the eighth year the

project. >> we're getting a look at a much debated children's expansion this morning. >> the plan to replace a well loved garden there, and a college football player accused of punching a referee in the face. the excuse he hopes will get him out of trouble. >> and ahead in news to go, think twice before touching someone else's french fries. the consequences from one woman who would not keep her hands to

olessa: good morning, welcome back. this is a check in weymouth. you can see a crash on the shoulder, what's left of it, not causing too much of a backup in this stretch but approaching. there are some re, re sydual dela minutes. cindy, a nice day. >> we have got bright sunshine, a bit of solar glare, and it's a fall feel this morning. sunshine, low humidity, 70s today, and 80s back tomorrow, and next chance of any showers and thunderstorms comes in late on wednesday. >> unnecessary roughness between a player and a referee, that

college is under arrest. check out this video. the refs were holding the linemen back from the other team, and that's when the 6'5" schirmer took a swing. his father says it was an accident that his son meant to hit himself to calm himself down. >> if you go back and you look for it, you can see that he struck himself. >> the ref just got punched in the face by a player. what? >> the college siding with schirmer in a official never returned and schirmer face as felony battery charge. >> upset win for the patriots. the big start for jimmy bar garciaparra and the winner of a powerball jackpot. and plus, a new miss america, the winner and the question

randy: the eyeopener team ready with news to go. we're in foxborough and chelsea and erika is tracking a health scare that has hillary clinton off the campaign trail. >> cleanup underway after winds uproot trees in gus frerotte, and strong winds moved in with heavy rain but it was a situation made worse by the drought. residents say the storm only lasted a few minutes but that was enough to rip four trees

no one was inside thankfully. >> when i first got out i walked out, like a war zone, and i looked around, the house was in a neighborhood, and i am like, nobody else got hit? so we were the lucky ones. >> and a family says that they feel fortunate that nothing happened to the house. a good call there. >> a lot of folks dealing with the wind damage yesterday. 108 reports of them. from the thunderstorms that came through in the morning hours so we have a lot of winds, and didn't get a lot of rain out of it. >> the rain briefly but didn't amount to a lot. so for the month we're still way behind. in boston, the deficit is nine inches. we're not getting raining -- rain today, the front that triggered the storms, and this dry, comfortable air is working on in, and the humidity is going to stay down today, and tomorrow, as well, and you will notice it pick up a bit here on wednesday. so it's a, with the dry air in place, cools down at night and that's where we're finding this morning, a lot of 40s showing up on the map, and 41 the cold

taunton 44, we have got upper 40s all the way to the south coast and worcester county, 53 in worst. some lower 50s in the cape this morning month. and we jump up nicely this afternoon. mid and upper 70s inland, and the wind turns on the shore so low 70s along the coastline. and it should be near 70 if you are headed to fenway for the game. it's going to cool off quickly and we're in the 60s over the course of the game, and falling back into the 50s, and most spots tonight, another comfortable night for sleeping, and cool, dry air in place to start tomorrow, ahe shift to the southwest, so we warm it up tomorrow, and here's the next front that will trigger the showers and thunderstorms. that holds off until later in the day on wednesday so back in the 80s tomorrow. and the humidity staying low. let's get you out to the roads, getting busy out there olessa. >> we're watching the delays along route 3, and weymouth, and you can see why this crash is on the shoulder, but it did cause a backup while it was blocking some lanes, so at this point, not who blocking any but this in weymouth. this is i-5 over the scene, and

a slow ride out of 228, a half-hour from braintree into boston and along the pike, east right now, you are up to 25 to 30 minutes. 495 to 128. 93 south, normal volume, stop and go ride down through wilmington and as you travel towards spot pond, more delays approaching the lever connector. we're watching problems on the red line, severe delays right now in both directions because of an earlier disabled train, and providence line, also looking at delays of 15 minutes a surprising victory for the patriots, without two star players. >> and the eye's doug meehan is at gillette stadium with the highlights and the questions this morning. doug: not to get ahead of ourselves but that's what we do as pat's fans. the patriots sit a top the afc standings, and with jimmy g. at the helm, the patriots, the patriots are undefeated. >> we have confidence in one

>> jimmy garoppolo quit to recognize the team as a whole, and the effort put forth by everyone. however with no tom brady and no rob gronkowski, a lot of folks outside of new england didn't pick the pats to win out there. you know the saying, haters are going to hate. patriots won, they beat the cardinals 23-21. they take on the dolphins next sunday in their home opener here at gillette. in foxborough, doug newscenter 5. emily: more tell us bennett and devin mccourty joining in on a handful of gestures observed across the nfl. the players raised their fist at the end of the national anthem. the protest inspired by san francisco quarterback colin kaepernick. colin kaepernick gained national attention by taking a knee during the anthem. the gestures call attention to what colin kaepernick calls oppression of minorities. >> hillary clinton off the campaign trail after it is revealed that she is fighting

supported by staffers as she stumbled leaving the 9/11 memorial. her doctor revealing that she has been diagnosed with pneumonia on friday and prescribed antibiotics. she attributed the shaky exit to the candidate being dehydrated and overheated adding that she is recovering nicely. she canceled events today and tomorrow in california and is planning to travel to las vegas on wednesday. donald trump, who is campaigning today in maryland, and north carolina, has yet to >> erika, two teenagers will face a judge today for allegedly attacking a livery driver. police found the 57-year-old east boston man in a vehicle on congress avenue suffering serious injuries from a stab wound. the driver was working for a livery company and giving the teenagers a ride when they allegedly attacked him inside of the minivan. the suspects are 15 and 17. they have not been identified. they will be arraigned later

including armed assault with intent to murder. live in chelsea this morning, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> in just hours the cease-fire is scheduled to begin in syria. it's a keel -- deal brokered by john kerry and russian leaders. the deal allows the syrian government to continue striking al-qaeda-linked militants until the u.s. and russia take over in a week but they say it allows the syrian president to secure his government. at least 91 people have been killed in attacks in the two days since that agreement was reached. >> police are starting their body camera pilot program today, finally on friday, a judge decided the department does have the authority to require officers to be wearing the cameras. it will be part of a six-month pilot program starting today, and the union president pat rose, expressed disappointment with the judge's decision,

make the cameras a success. emily: police are searching for suspects in a hate crime. a mosque was vandalized while worshipers were inside. police tell the globe that at least one object was thrown at the islamic society of greater nashua breaking a window. the massachusetts chapter of the council on american islamic relations released a statement calling for state and federal officials to investigate. randy: a driver accused in a deadly crash will be in court today. state police arres 22-year-old nathaniel armstrong after this crash and the breakdown lane on interstate 95 on saturday night. a 45-year-old newbury port man was killed. armstrong was drunk behind the wheel and he's facing several charges, including motor vehicle and homicide. emily: we know the name of the victim killed in a boat crash in taunton. mark green died when three hydroplane boats collided on saturday on the pond. they were competing in a regatta.

green was one of them. the other two were also hurt. one still in critical condition. randy: we're getting a look, this is the building that is slated to be built where the proudy garden was. it will have state of the art facilities to treat some of the most ill patients. according to the hospital, the executives say that there is enough demand to build this facility. opponents say it will disrupt what they consider to be sacred ground for families and they say that it's emily: the red sox lead the a.l. east by two games after a win in toronto. they wrapped up the series with the blue jays during a wild one yesterday. david ortiz hit three-run homers. hanley ramirez added a solo shot. 11-8 is the final there. miss arkansas. randy: miss america crowning a

savy shields of arkansas impressed the judges with her jazz routine and answer to a question about the presidential election. massachusetts contestants, alyssa mustro rounded out the top 15. >> we'll soon now the name of the jackpot winner in new hampshire, attorneys for that winner will come forward today to discuss their philanthropic plans, and the winning of 487 million ticket was sold at this store in raymond back in july. it's one of the biggest randy: a woman is facing theft charges after taking food off of a police officer's plate. the police say that two intoxicated women sat down with the officer in washington in a restaurant. one woman reached over and took a french fry from the officer's plate. she then took a second fry, and the officer asked her to stop. but when she took a third fry, the officer arrested her for

>> don't take three. emily: get your caning shoes ready, season 23 kicks off tonight, it will include ryan lochte and lauren hernandez, you can catch the action at 8:00 right here on channel 5. >> jeffrey! randy: the man in the video is from lynn, and today he's going to be on ellen. it's jeffrey mayi breaking time in ten years. the video has since gone viral. his mother, madeleine, lives in africa and because of financial constraints jeffrey hadn't been able to travel to see her. his girlfriend, shannon, helped his mother plan the surprise. and today jeffrey has a surprise of his own for shannon. you will see it on ellen this afternoon at 3:00 right here on channel 5. it will be a big surprise. >> we'll have to see. what a great thing.

>> thanks. olessa: the roads are a bit busy, and luckily no major accidents to report but we have got the delays there, so the lever connector. you can see the southbound side. let's get to the maps. south of town, accident on the shoulder on route 3, and not blocking any lanes in weymouth, but the volume is there. 24 slow out of avon and delays on 95 north, from sharon, your ride on the expressway, a half-hour, and then as you travel the pike, 30 to 35, 495 out of methuen, you have the delays down to the spot pond, and more volume down to the lever connector, and with the exception of the red line, we're watching some severe delays, and everything else is running on schedule, and providence does have minor delays. a gorgeous day on tap. >> you have got it. >> a little on the cool side, though. seeing 40s on the map, especially north and west of town, down to 45, in bedford, and 46 in nashua and boston right now is at 60 in town but look at norwood 41, and 40s

a little cool, and kids may want an extra layer at the bus stop. parents may want them to have an extra layer at the bus stop. the kids probably don't want it, if they are anything like mine. sunshine this morning in the 70s. we have got high pressure nosing in, comfortable, dry air in place, and so we're going to have light winds throughout the day, and that means a sea breeze kicks in, so temperatures will hold in the low 70s, but mid and upper 70s farther inland, as warm as 78 in taunton this 50s tonight, and clear skies, and dry air, and comfortable stuff, and wind shifted to the southwest tomorrow, so the humidity is low but we're still back in the 80s, and here comes this frontal boundary, this is going to bring the next chance for showers and thunderstorms but it probably holds off until late from the day on wednesday and tomorrow is a dry day. still in the 80s on wednesday but watch the future cast, showers and storms approach from the north and west in the afternoon but they may, not come to the boston area until the evening and behind that front

we may struggle to hit 70 degrees here. >> ok. >> my gosh. >> it's september-like out there. >> yeah. >> all right, thanks. randy: thanks for joining us. we hope you have a fantastic day. emily: and we'll see you

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