right now as the eyeopener continues. >> now, on newscenter 5's eyeopener. >> a methuen mother found dead inside her home. police are searching for someone close to her. the clues in that manhunt. >> standoff over her health and why hillary clinton says she kept her pneumonia diagnosis secret to most. and her new demand for donald trump. >> a high school football player holds his own anthem protest. the initial it's on the eye for this tuesday morning. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. >> it's 5:00 a.m. also on the eye this morning, instagram and exercise. erika is going to be explaining how to use the app to find the right workout for you. we'll be doing a handstand. >> before you know it. >> i'm randy price. >> i'm emily riemer along with cindy fitzgibbon.

there this morning. >> yes. a little sweater on came in this morning. probably want some sort of layer or extra layer this morning. but you can shed it in a few hours. temperatures are going to warm up pretty quickly. not as many 40's on the map this morning as we had yesterday morning. but definitely cool out through northern worcester county. orange at 46. worcester 55. it is 62 in town right now. notice south of town, norwood to taunton, we're back down in the upper 40's. 50's showing up i above are clear. a little bit of fog here has formed through the connecticut river valley and a pass in this low spot around norwood. this is going to burn off quickly. high pressure sitting right on top of us today, so another beautiful day. just like yesterday with lots of sunshine. however, off to the west, there is a frontal boundary. this front is producing some showers and storms and these may catch up with us tomorrow when we could see the possibility of some severe storms late in the day.

enjoy today. looks really nice. temperatures come up quickly. late morning, low to mid 70's. then we should be in the low 80's this afternoon. southwest wind 10 to 15 miles per hour does keep the sea breeze away. low 80's boston. cooler on the south coast and the cape. nice out there today weatherwise. let's get you out to the roads this morning. good morning, olessa. >> good morning, everyone. so far quiet start on the roads this morning. live look outside at the zakim bridge. let's get to the maps and check the rest of your right. overnight few minutes traveling on the expressway north approaching the o'neill tunnel. south of there, you're fine. no problems on 95, 24 looks good. route 3 as well. and the pike, 15 minutes, 495 to 128. construction on 128 clearing by highland avenue. no problems heading north. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. emily. >> a man hunt underway after a methuen woman was found murdered in her home. her ex-boyfriend on the run this morning wanted in connection with this crime and more

during this attack. >> the eye's doug meehan is in methuen this morning tracking those overnight developments. >> randy, emily, good morning. yes, the family of the victim obviously heartbroken this morning at methuen police continue to search for her ex-boyfriend this morning. wanda rosa's body discovered yesterday inside her tudor street home. right now, police are looking for emilio delarosa, the father of their 4-year-old son. friends tell newscenter 5 rosa wanted her ex to know her son. prison, serving time for kidnapping rosa, putting her in the trunk and then driving her to new jersey. now, after the kidnapping, wanda rosa had taken out an abuse prevention order. talking to us on the phone, her uncle says the family is devastated. >> she was a wonderful girl. a beautiful smile. and a loving girl she was. >> now, police say that after the attack, emilio delarosa took the boy to a family member's

called police. delarosa is from nearby lawrence. he's still on the run this morning. if you know where he is, you're asked to call police. we're live in methuen this morning. doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. >> thank you. breaking news -- a water main break causing some traffic issues in woburn. this is the route 38 rotary under route 128. just one lane is open to traffic. we'll be updating this. >> breaking details in a crash in fall river. state police say a man was hit by a car on route 24 north. the last night. police tell us the victim's car was in the breakdown lane, but it's unclear where he was when he was hit. that man was airlifted to rhode island hospital with serious injuries. the car involved did stay at the scene. and right now, braintree police are asking for help in finding a missing woman who has alzheimer's. they say a taxi picked up patricia devine at her house and dropped her off at logan airport yesterday afternoon. devine was planning to head to florida. it's not known if she got on

anyone with information should call braintree police. >> coming up on five minutes after 5:00. commitment 2016. donald trump was campaigning through the battleground states today. president obama is hitting the trail for hillary clinton in philadelphia after she was forced to take time off because of sickness, and erika is here with the new developments. erika? >> randy, hillary clinton says she will release more details about her health later this week and is urging her rival to do the same. that's as she explained why she kept her pneumonia >> like a lot of people, i just thought i could keep going forward and power through it, and, obviously, that didn't work out so well. >> clinton discussing this stumble sunday on cnn last night, which happened two days after she was diagnosed. she opened up about her health as trump took aim at her comments that half his supporters are deplorables, a comment she says she regrets. >> hillary clinton spoke with hatred in her heart for these

scuffle breaking out. a supporter swung at a protestor in the crowd as that protestor was escorted out, he's also seen slapping a woman. but was allowed to stay at that rally. as for his health, donald trump says he had a physical last week and will release information soon. randy? >> several key races are taking place in new hampshire's state primary today. the most highly contested race is for governor. five republicans and five democrats are seeking to the democrat governor maggie hassan. she hopes to unseat republican senator kelly ayotte in november. despite critical races, less than 1/4 of registered voters are expected to turn out today. >> a big show of support after vandals target a new hampshire mosque on 9/11. dozens of people of all faiths gathering last night at the islamic society of greater nashua. police say three young vandals used a rock to shatter a window at the house of worship sunday night. people were praying inside when

standing in unity. >> this is not how we want our community to be known. >> i am receiving lots of voice mail in our telephone supporting us, and people are sobbing. and i sob, too, when i hear their voice. >> police say the juvenile suspected in the vandalism were seen earlier that night throwing rocks at a street sign. they hope security cameras in the area can help them make arrests. have ties to massachusetts. take a look. this is a new facial reconstruction of the victim. her body was found in maryland in 1976. but pollen tests on her clothes suggest she may have been from boston, possibly jamaica plain. her name may have been jasmine and went by the nickname jassy.

his decision to take a knee during the national anthem. the junior at doherty memorial was initially reluctant to admit why he was kneeling during the anthem. michael oppong is his name. he told his coach he was tying his shoes. when his coach told him he may miss a game, he sent a tweet out writing that he'd been suspended for the gesture. oppong was not disciplined, though. once it was made clear that he knelt because he is upset about the americans, the superintendent of schools says it's oppong's constitutional right. >> i plan on continuing to kneel because i still believe that even though this whole situation is dealt with -- >> the school is implementing it's bullying policy to make sure oppong can continue to exercise his right to free speech. two more keolis employees are off the job this morning accused of fudging their timecards.

commuter rail service recently fired six other people for timecard fraud. those employees were all connected to the mechanical department. a keolis spokeswoman says it's unclear how much money might be involved here. >> 5:09. salaries are going up in certain professions. the in-demand jobs getting more cash. a local company saving lives with a new technique. new this morning, instagram is full of but how do you find the right one for you? erika will explain coming up. cindy? >> and we are looking at another cool, kind of crisp start out there. but storm potential coming up tomorrow. where and when we could see thunderstorms and a look at the rest of the week ahead. a little patchy fog out there this morning reducing visibility. otherwise, that will be burning off. no worries out the door. but you may want a jacket. look at these temperatures. once again, just 49 degrees as you're heading out the door in

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>> good morning. this is the pound class at the parkway ymca. we rock out, work out four times a week. come on down. >> good morning eyeopener. >> okay! good morning. it's new to me, too. good morning to the pound class at the erika spent time with them recently. >> she's going to show you what this class is about as well as other unique workouts outside the box tomorrow on the eye. tune in for that. >> it's coming up tomorrow. i guess we'll see. we would love to hear your wake-up call. record it and upload it using the wcvb app. >> whatever is going on with the weather, it's perfect.

perfect to do anything. you step on the crunchy grass and say i guess we could use rain. >> are we getting any? >> not today. tomorrow, a brief shower or downpour, but it will come in with a shower and storm. a heads-up that later tomorrow, some of these storms could contain some strong winds. so a heads-up on that. strong prediction center eyeing parts of new england as well with the potential that some of these storms could be severe tomorrow afternoon with the threat of strong to damaging those storms right now still way off to the west, back to the great lakes. you can see a line of storms with this bow echo signature back here through wisconsin. always an indication when you see that that there could be stronger winds. that's the whole line we'll be watching tomorrow. it's coming in with a front. out ahead of it, high pressure just smack dab right on top of us. it's going to be a beautiful day. similar to yesterday with the comfortable dry air. at least overhead for now. out ahead of that front, there's

as that front approaches tomorrow, you're actually going to notice the humidity pick up briefly. once the front goes by, the humidity is right back down to end the week. overall, still pretty comfortable out there. look at these temperatures. 40's and 50's out the door in the suburbs. 55 in worcester right now. notice orange 46. norwood 47. we've got upper 40's in taunton. lots of 50's on the cape. south shore, north shore, 62 right now in boston. so once the sun comes up at 6:22, we'll see it pretty so that means no sea breeze along our east coast. it looks like we should see the low 80's even in boston. south coast cape islands as well will be cooler today with temperatures mostly in the 70's. if you're headed to fenway for the game, clear and pleasant. first pitch in the mid 70's. we start off slower. down mostly into the 60's for overnight lows as a southerly wind and we'll watch this frontal boundary approach tomorrow. the storm track looks to be late

impact weather day with the risk of stronger storms. it looks like they come in later. this is noontime. it's still quiet. as we get toward 4:00, 5:00 around the worcester area, we'll watch storms getting closer into boston for the evening commute and dropping southward toward the cape around 8:00 p.m. once the sun goes down, storms will be ending. tomorrow evening's commute could be impacted by those storms. behind it, feeling like fall. much cooler air and a d probably the pick day. >> not so bad. thank you, cindy. the roads have been quiet with the exception of this problem. these are pictures from the scene of a water main break. this is the route 38 rotary under 128. you can see only one lane is getting through. i have gotten reports they may have to shut down the road completely. in the meantime, it is passable. budget in that extra travel time. one lane it's open to traffic at this time. a live look outside of

starting to build those morning rush hour delayed. let's get over to the maps. once again, there's the water main break you just saw. this is the route 38 rotary once again underneath 128. so anticipate delays there. besides that, looking good along the pike. no problems on 128 where construction is gone by highland avenue. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. is something bothering you about your commute and you want to ask a question? is there can't figure out? you can email askolessa@hearst.com. i'll get answers for you and share them right here on the eyeopener. emily. >> sounds good. your economy this tuesday, starting salaries are expected to rise next year in several industries. there's a new study that says starting rates will go up by 3.6% on average nationally. staffing firm robert half says the increases come in the accounting and finance, creative, marketing,

are in high demand. a check of the markets now. asian shares were mostly higher overnight after the federal reserve announced it is in no rush to raise interest rates. right now, stock futures here are down. the monthly u.s. treasury budget will be released today. your health this morning. a local company's high-tech alternative for organ transplants could save more lives. lloyd matsumoto was in desperate need of a liver transplant after 30 years of fatty it's how his transplanted liver was prepared that could revolutionize the procedure. using a portable device made by transmedics in andover, you put the organ inside rather than on ice. it allows for doctors to monitor its quality. >> we try to keep it as it would be in the body. so we give it oxygen and blood and nutrients to allow it to function physiologically. we think that keeping it on the pump for a period may actually improve the organ before we put it in.

with organ shortages and long waiting lists. >> training with the tap of a finger. new workouts are easier than ever thanks to social media. and erika is back to tell us how to do that on instagram, and it's inspired millions of people. although you say go with caution. >> like so many other things, there's a little don't try this at home. there's plenty of great information, too, when you go to the right source. it's no wonder 469,000 people follow @progressive_calisthenics. before and afters a big part of why 5.5 million follow @kayla_itsines. it's about motivation. so what about practical application? >> you start maybe just liking pictures or liking videos, tapping on stuff. next thing you know, you really are learning. >> legendary strength and conditioning expert mike boyle has coached pros and olympians alike. his gym in woburn has one of the biggest local followings. >> this is a workout i put up yesterday. >> coach kevin carr is largely responsible. >> for us it's an opportunity to share really good information

>> perfect, good. >> his often include detailed information. >> it allows people access to their teachers in a whole new way. >> renowned yogi and author rebecca pacheco leads classes at equinox and other spots. she credits the social site with building community. >> people learn better when they feel supported by others. >> but like coach carr says, it's a starting point. >> instagram might be the way that you find a new pose, a new workout, a new diet, but then i would do the homework tok that inspiration. >> look for things that are thoughtful and timely, not just like the most exciting exercise, not just the person with the best physique. that might not necessarily be the person who's the best coach or the person who can give the best advice. >> people do all kinds of amazing moves. but you shouldn't necessarily try that if you don't know what you're doing. they also say remember that social media highlights the highs, not the struggles. so set realistic goals. >> you have found people with

>> that's right. you want to look for accredited gyms and things like that. >> thank you. >> thanks, guys. yoga with an unusual twist. the live edition some people might find distracting. new at 5:30, a tense moment on "dancing with the stars." the protest centered on ryan lochte and his reaction this morning. and a new plan for mental health facilities in the criminal justice system. the governor's new plan for certain inmates. plus tom brady and michael strahan are

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>> 5:24 on your tuesday morning. not as many 40's out there this morning as we were seeing yesterday at this time, but a little cool. you may want a jacket or extra layer. you'll be able to shed it this afternoon. loads of sunshine just like yesterday. no sea breeze in boston.

80's. closer to the coastline, even some low to mid 80's farther inland. a warm afternoon. lots of sunshine. southwest wind. we will see temperatures in the mid 70's on cape cod today. notice we are watching for some thunderstorms late in the day tomorrow and cooler, dry air filters back in for thursday. some of those storms tomorrow could be strong to severe. we'll have more on that just ahead. emily? >> cindy, thanks. 5:25. it's time for your tuesday morning eyepoppers. we have a good balance between fast-food and ven fast-food giant burger king has added cheetos chicken fries to their menu. deep fried chicken with a cheesy cheetos breading. if you're feeling like you need a workout after that deep-fried snack, how about trying goat yoga. a farm in oregon offers yoga

goats. they go through their poses while the goats walk around them. so far there's a waiting list of about 500 people. >> what? >> sorry, emily. you'll be waiting a while. >> i have concerns about that. >> namaste. how is that relaxing. >> i think we're going to pass on that one. >> we're missing out on goat yoga. an unforgettable school assembly in north ve honor for the man against the a.l.s. ice bucket challenge. and we're looking at traffic moving on the expressway this

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don't lift the cap on charter schools. vote no on question 2. >> now on newscenter 5 eyeopener, a heartbreaking loss, a mother killed, her ex-boyfriend on the run. the message from the family and what makes this story horrifying. >> ryan lochte's "dancing with the stars" debut disrupted. >> excuse me. hey, back off. >> i'll tell you what, we'll take a break. >> the protests and arrests on the eye.

good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. >> at 5:30 on this tuesday morning, traffic moving nicely at the zakim bridge. good morning, i'm randy price. >> i'm emily riemer along with cindy and olessa this morning. still dark out there. it catches me off-guard. i think i know it's september, but i'm still -- >> it's getting darker as we go. >> i know. >> yep. >> yeah, hard to fight the calendar. sun is up. >> cindy! >> i'm sorry. i know! sorry about that. it is what it is, right? not as many 40's on the map this morning. so still a little cool. comfortable. very refreshing outside this morning. but not quite as chilly as it was yesterday. we were down to 40 yesterday morning in norwood. 46 right now. 49 in taunton. a few 40's back through northern worcester county. worcester is 55. boston 62. we've got mid 50's this morning on the cape.

at the bus stop this morning. certainly going to be shedding it this afternoon. much warmer getting off the bus. temperatures up around 80 degrees. we have high pressure anchored right overhead. comfortable, dry air in place for now. off to the west, though, there is a front. that will come in tomorrow. could bring thunderstorms late in the day. loads of sunshine. 6:22 your sunrise. 9:00 a.m., we're nearing that 70-degree mark and closer to 80 degrees. topping out in the low 80's. even at the beaches from boston up through the north keep the sea breeze away. it's a warm afternoon. a little warmer than yesterday. upper 70's, low 80's through worcester county. 82 from brockton down toward taunton where it's in the lower 80's. on the cape today, that southwesterly wind holding you in the 70's. all is good today. a reminder, tomorrow we have thunderstorms. some could be severe. more on this coming up. let's get you out to the roads right now. see what we're dealing with.

main break. if you're heading through that area, one area is open. traffic is at a crawl through that stretch, and they're expecting to shut down all southbound lanes for the rest of the day for those repairs. one northbound lane will be closed as well. they're hoping to keep that northbound traffic moving. of course, if that changes, i'll keep you posted. heading out across the other roadways, here's a live look at the zakim. let's get to the maps once again. there's that incident we just saw live. some pictures coming in from the rotary where the water main expected to close all southbound lanes throughout the day. web of town, you're fine along the pike. 128 looks good as well. we're watching a crash on the southbound side of 128 by route 28. delays building back to 24. trains and buses so far on schedule. >> olessa, thanks. now to the stories we're following right now on the eye. >> erika's tracking the overnight developments. >> right now, police in methuen are investigating the murder of a young mother. wanda rosa's body was discovered yesterday inside her home.

of their 4-year-old son. family says the child was in the home at the time of the attack. braintree police are asking for help in finding this missing woman who has alzheimer's disease. they say a taxi picked up patricia devine at her home, dropped her off at logan airport yesterday afternoon. devine was planning to head to florida. it's unclear if she got on that plane. and donald trump campaigning today in iowa and pennsylvania. meantime, president obama campaigns for hillary clinton in philadelphia as she recovers from pneumonia. she says she plans to r later this week. emily? >> all right. new this morning, sweeping changes to how the state handles the mentally ill. >> the eyeopener's sera congi is outside the state house with the new move in the criminal justice system. >> randy and emily, the governor is set to make an announcement about this new plan today. his administration is calling this a new level of care for mentally ill patients. "the globe" is reporting this morning that among the changes, there will be additional mental

corrections officers have with mentally ill inmates at bridgewater state hospital. the new plan also includes every inmate receive an individual treatment plan within their first 10 days at the facility. the governor also wants to move mentally ill inmates convicted of state crimes from bridgewater state to a separate facility. now, while those who are charged, not yet convicted of minor crimes, would then stay put. advocates are praising this plan. howe t to have bridgewater state hospital under the control of the department of mental health versus the department of corrections. live this morning at the state house, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> sera, thank you. new this morning, an immigration ordinance in brockton is now on hold. the trust act would assure undocumented immigrants that police will not detain them on behalf of u.s. immigration and customs enforcement unless a criminal warrant is provided. some officials say they're worried the ordinance could lead

sanctuary city. they plan to look at it in a few months. more than just spirit day at a north andover elementary school. >> turned out wonderful. a surprise guest making a morning assembly quite the unforgettable experience. >> we have a special guest. come on in, special guest. >> daddy! >> and, yes, it was army sergeant jason chin. he hasn't seen his family in 10 months. he's been in kuwait on assignment. now his son, second grade, reciting the pledge of allegiance with his hero by his side. >> seeing him, just seeing his smile, you know, after so long, you have to smile. it makes you know the sacrifices that military families make, it's all worth it in the long run. >> chin's family all smiles this family. caden summed up his feelings of the surprise in one word. happy. >> absolutely.

all right. an unsettling moment on "dancing with the stars." the protest happening on live tv. >> a broken engine on a southwest airlines flight. the airlines' explanation for what went wrong. >> and tom brady and michael

>> good morning. welcome back to the eyeopener. watching a problem in woburn. water main break shutting down part of the roadway underneath 128. if you're heading in that direction, they're expecting to close all southbound lanes throughout the day for repairs as well as one northbound lane. anticipate delays. we'll keep you posted throughout the day. cindy, no problems in your department today. >> no. it's going to be another beautiful day weatherwise. you may need that extra layer heading out. a lot of 40's and 50's in the suburbs. 62 in boston. heading up into the low 80's this afternoon away from the south coast and the cape. low humidity, though.

tomorrow is red, an impact weather day. strong to possibly severe storms late in the day. and behind that, wow, the feel of fall to end the week. randy? >> quite the disruption. protestors rushing the floor during the premiere of "dancing with the stars." it happened while swimmer ryan lochte and his partner were talking to the judges. >> excuse me. >> all right. >> excuse me. >> security moved in quickly removing the men wearing shirts with lochte's name crossed out. the olympian said he was emotional with this. the protest likely stemmed from the controversy surrounding lochte's made-up story about being robbed during the games in rio. and both men now facing misdemeanor trespassing charges. >> a handcuffed man escapes a police van. how he got out. and the u.s. is flexing military muscle overseas. the new moves sending a message

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>> good morning. the eyeopener team ready with news to go in methuen, boston, and erika following the latest developments from the presidential campaign trip. hillary clinton breaking her silence as she recovers from pneumonia. >> we'll get to those stories. first want to check in with cindy and your forecast. we are enjoying some -- >> we are.

>> right. >> shook off the chill in the morning. >> a little cool out there again this morning. not as cold as yesterday. >> okay. >> in the tropics, we're watching some things. this is ian. not very strong. winds 45 miles per hour. way out in the atlantic, and look where it's heading, farther out in the atlantic. so this is going to go well east of bermuda, not impacting the eastern seaboard, but just wanted to let you know it is out there. ninth named tropical system. we have comfortable, dry air in place. high pressri today will be another beautiful day. but off to the west, there is a frontal boundary. it's producing a broken line of some showers and thunderstorms, and some of these are a little bit intense. the storm prediction center eyeing our area tomorrow as that front comes through with the threat. it's a marginal risk for some severe storms tomorrow. i think the primary concern that we have with any of these storms will be some damaging straight-line wind potential. late on the day on wednesday, just want to let you know there could be some strong to possibly

rain out of them. we got about 1/3 inch this month. we're behind the month close to an inch and our year-long deficit with this drought, nine inches in boston. so we definitely could use some rain. out there this morning, 40's, 50's in the suburbs. 62 right now in town. and we're going to jump up close to 70 degrees by 9:00 a.m. we shake off the chill pretty quickly this morning. sunshine all day long. notice that wind is from the southwest. it's near 80 at lunchtime. low 80's away from the south coan lawrence. not quite as cool tonight. we start out with sunshine tomorrow. but look at this by noontime. these scattered thunderstorms could impact that evening commute dropping down to the cape about 8:00 p.m. and exiting. behind this frontal boundary, wow, it is cooler. it's going to feel like fall. only 70 in the afternoon. let's get you back out roads.

>> this is route 38 rotary under 128. they have one lane open at this point, letting cars get through. the plan is to close all southbound lanes throughout the day for repairs as well as one northbound lane. so keep that in mind. plan accordingly. we'll keep you posted on any changes or developments. as far as the rest of the ride, it's quiet so far. just volume building on the zakim. the same story with the connector. delays in place. let's get to the maps and check out t were talking about. as you travel the pike, no issues on route 9, so far so good on route 2. as you head south, we're watching a crash on 128 southbound by route 28 with delays back through 24. expressway about 20. braintree to boston. trains and buses so far on schedule. emily, randy? >> a mother murdered her ex-boyfriend, a person of interest. >> doug meehan is live in methuen with the message from

>> emily, randy, yes, good morning. methuen police are searching for that suspect as family members continue to search for answers. >> she was a wonderful girl. she was so young. >> wanda rosa's body was discovered at her home yesterday. her ex-boyfriend and father of their 4-year-old child, emilio delarosa, he's wanted in connection with this murder. delarosa had just been released he took the boy to a family member's house, and that's when they called authorities. if you know anything about this case or where he may be, you're asked to call police. we're live in methuen this morning. doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. >> thank you. breaking details in a crash in fall river. state police say a man was hit by a car on route 24 north. the crash happened around 9:45 last night. police tell us the victim's car was in the breakdown lane, but it's unclear where he was when

island hospital with serious injuries. the car involved did stay at the scene. today, president obama campaigns for hillary clinton in philadelphia as she opens up about why she didn't disclose her pneumonia diagnosis, saying she didn't think it was a big deal. >> it's just the kind of thing that if it happens to you and you're a busy active person, you keep moving forward. >> her doctor blamed this dizzy spell sunday on the illness compounded by dehydration and recovered quickly. both clinton and donald trump are vowing to release more on their health soon. meantime, trump continues to hammer clinton for calling some of his supporters deplorable, a comment she says she regrets. randy? >> it's 5:48. several key races in new hampshire's state primary. five republicans, five democrats seeking to replace the democrat governor maggie hassan. she hopes to unseat republican

november. despite critical races, less than 1/4 of registered voters are expected to turn out today. >> governor baker will announce today a new plan to treat the mentally ill within the criminal justice system. according to "the globe," those changes include an increase in mental health services. limits on the contact between corrections officers and mentally ill inmates at bridgewater state hospital. and all patients there will get an individual treatment plan within the first 10 days they mentally ill inmates convicted of state crimes from bridgewater into a separate facility. that's the latest from the state house. sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> the u.s. is flying bombers over south korea in a show of force against north korea. the nuclear capable supersonic bombers were escorted by u.s. and south korean jets. these flyovers are common during tense times. north korea completed its fifth nuclear test last week.

nuclear weapons and relies on the u.s. as a deterrent. and east boston man is facing serious charges accused of threatening children and parents with this knife outside an elementary school. police arrested the unidentified 36-year-old thursday morning near otis elementary. parents say the man threatened them as they walked their children into the building. boston police say officers showed great restraint in disarming and arresting the suspect. >> southwest plane caused an emergency landing. the ntsb says the fan blade showed metal fatigue. southwest called it a unique and extremely rare event. milwaukee teenagers on the run after jumping out of a police van while handcuffed. the 17-year-old escaped over the weekend. the woman capturing the video here was right behind the van

allegedly stealing a car. police say he has a long record and history of running off. >> a smoky scene over los angeles as firefighters battle a major building fire. this fire started in a smoke shop on the second floor yesterday. you can see flames erupting from the roof. more than 150 firefighters responded. no injuries were reported. the cause of that fire under investigation right now. a college football player learns his punishment for allegedly that incident caught on camera saturday night. bernard schirmer of mount saint antonio college is now suspended for five years. the college says the punch was an accident. they plan to appeal that punishment. schirmer also faces the possibility of criminal charges. >> the ncaa joining the nba on pulling big games out of north carolina over that state's controversial bathroom law. the organization announced yesterday that it would pull seven championship sporting events from the state this year

the ncaa says it is a discriminatory act toward the gay and transgender community. the nba all-star game and several concerts also canceled. >> david ortiz solidifies his place in major league hospital. he knocked down in 536th home run tieing mickey mantle, one of three homers. they had five runs in the first inning alone. 12-2. the final. >> what's tom brady up to? he's teaming up with one-time super bowl rival turned tv host michael strahan to produce a six-part documentary called "religion of sports." the hour-long episodes will look at the impact of sports on religions around the world. >> a special honor for the man

they will unveil their newest residence hall. pete and his family will attend a ceremony for peter frates hall. >> another massachusetts school is abandoning homework as the north shore of community of essex has decided not to assign after-school work to elementary students. school leaders say they want kids to be able to relax, to play, and spend time with number of schools across the country lengthen in-class time in exchange for after-school freedom. >> a flat tire on the limo doesn't stop a brookline bride from getting to her wedding. angelique arsenault was on her way to her venue in milford, new hampshire, when the limo got stuck. she and the bridal party took matters into their own hands. they hitchhiked to the wedding and they only ended up being a half hour late. not too bad, right.

can you imagine you tell that story. that's fantastic. you have it for years. all's well that ends well. here we are cruising through the month of september. we are running above average by more than 2 degrees. we have two more days of well above average temperatures coming both today and tomorrow we're going back into the 80's. average high this time of year is 74. we're actually going to be a little below that here on thursday. so quite a few temperature changes ahead. starting out in the 40's and 50's this morng where it's cool as 45 in orange. 55 in worcester. 62 boston. notice pockets of 40's. 50's on the cape this morning. we have comfortable dry air in place again today. off to the west, notice the front. this is going to come through tomorrow with late-day showers and thunderstorms. and out ahead of that front, the humidity is pooling just a little bit. so as that front approaches tomorrow, the humidity is going to tick up briefly. and then once the front goes by,

tomorrow. today very comfortable. pleasant. loads of sunshine. that southwesterly wind is going to keep the sea breeze away. low 80's boston. warm as 84 in lawrence. southerly winds here on the south coast and the cape keeping you a little bit cooler. fenway tonight, mid 70's for the first pitch. mostly into the 60's tonight with more of a southerly wind. not as cool as the past few nights. here comes that frontal boundary tomorrow. the storms will come in late in the day and just a heads-up. some of these could be strong, possibly se, strong to damaging wind potential with these storms tomorrow. we can time them out for you. doesn't look like a morning thing. midday looks dry. this is noon. as we get into the afternoon, about 3:00 or so, back to the worcester area, the storms coming in could impact the evening commute around boston. they should be exiting the cape around sunset. that's it. drying out. turning cooler here. feeling like fall to end the week. >> we're still watching the

if you're heading that break, this is what your ride will look like. slow crawl. budget in extra travel time. we'll keep you posted throughout the morning. the rest of the ride looks okay. there's the zakim. normal for this time of the morning. over to the maps. that water main break does have lanes shut down and the plan is to close all southbound lanes for repairs as well as one northbound lane throughout the day. plan ahead for that. traveling the pike, you're fine this morning. and then south of town, a crash on 128 south right over 28. delays back to 24. trains and buses doing okay. >> new information on vandalism

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