>> now on the eyeopener. >> a methuen mother found dead inside of her. police are searching for someone close to her. the clues in that manhunt. randy: a standoff over her health, why hillary clinton says she kept her phenomenaia diagnosis secret to most and her demand for donald trump. >> a high school football player hold the initial explanation making some people more upset on the eye for this tuesday morning. randy: also on the eye, instagram and exercise, and erika will be explaining how to use the app to find the right workout for you. good morning and thank you for joining us. i'm randy price. emily: i'm emily riemer along with cindy fitzgibbon.

probably. >> some sort of layer. you may have to battle with some children to do that. good luck. that's probably a good idea. won't need it later on. a gorgeous start. look at that. beautiful. we're closer to sunrise. 6:22 officially it will pop up. getting later and later, sign of the times for sure. you can see the temperatures in the 50s. beverly you are 55. 61 in town. worcester 66. a couple of 40s. nashua you i look at norwood to taunton in the 40s. a lot of 50s on cape cod this morning. so the extra layer may be helpful. getting off the bus this afternoon should be up around 80 degrees. loads of sunshine today. and high pressure right overhead. this is going to give us another nice day. and off to the west there is a frontal boundary and this will approach tomorrow, and with some late day showers and thunderstorms so enjoy the sunshine today. by 10:00, we're in the lower 70s, and close to 80 degrees

afternoon. that southwest wind keeps a sea breeze away. 82 in boston but 84 in lowell. mid to you hope 70s and lower 80s through worcester. lower 80s south of town. brockton down to taunton and on the cape temperatures in the mid and upper 70s. right now we go tout roads. trouble in woburn. olessa: a water main break has part of 48 shut down. they are expecting to have throughout the day for repairs, and also on the northbound side, one lane closed throughout the day as well. we'll keep you posted. plan accordingly because one lane is getting by but it is causing some heavy delays. northbound on the expressway, slow ride from braintree into boston, there is the rush hour volume, and let's get over to the maps and check your trip. there is the water main break you just saw pictures from. route 38 underneath 128, and then word of another break, this one in hyde park along the

highway. expect delays as well as a crash on 128 south by 128. emily: a manhunt is underway after a methuen woman was found murdered in her home. her ex-boyfriend on the run this morning wanted in connection with the crime and even more shocking their little boy was just feet away during the attack. >> the eyeopener's doug meehan is tracking the developments for us. doug? doug: good morning. the family of the victim obviously heartbroken this search for her ex-boyfriend this morning. wanda rosa's body was discovered yesterday inside her tudor street home. and right now police are looking for emilio delarosa, the father of their four-year-old son. friends tells newscenter 5 rosa wanted her ex to know her son because he had just been released for prison. serving time for kidnapping

home. her uncle says the family is devastated. >> she had a beautiful smile. a loving girl she was. >> police say that after the attack emilio took the boy to a family member's home and that relative member called police. he is from nearby lawrence. if you know where he is you are asked to call police emily: details in a crash in fall river. a man was lit by a car on 24 north. police tell us the victim's car was in the breakdown lane but it's unclear where he was. the man was airlifted to rhode island hospital with serious injuries, the car involved did stay at the scene. breaking now, braintree police say this woman reported missing has been found safe. patricia suffers from alzheimer's disease and her

flight to florida but could not make contact with her. the circumstances of how she was found are still unclear but police say that she is safe this morning. randy: five minutes after 6:00. donald trump is campaigning through the battleground state today. and president barack obama is hitting the campaign trail for hillary clinton in philadelphia after she was forced to take time off because of illness, and erika is here with the new her health later this week, and now she's urging her rival to do the same. that's as she explained why she kept her pneumonia quiet. >> like a lot of people, i just thought that i could keep going forward and power through it, and obviously that did not work out so well. >> clinton there discussing this stumble on cnn last night which happened two days after she was diagnosed. she opened up about her health

comments that half of his supporters are deplorable. >> hillary clinton spoke with hatred in her heart for these working class americans. emily: a scuffle breaking out as trump supporters are swinging at a protester in the crowd. he's also seen slapping a woman but was allowed to stay at that rally. as for his health, donald trump said he had a physical last week and will release information soon. randy. randy: thank you, several k hampshire today. they had their state primary. the most hotly contested race is for governor. five republicans and democrats seeking to replace governor maggie hassan as she hopes to unseat senator kelly ayotte. less than a quarter of register registered voters are expected to turn out. >> a show of support after vandals target a mosque on 9/11. dozens of people of all faiths

police say three vandals used a rock to shatter a window at the house of worship. people were praying inside when it happened, and this morning the community is standing together. >> this is not who we are or how we want our community to be known. >> i am receiving lots of voice mail supporting us and people are sobbing and i sob, too, when i hear their voice. >> the seen earlier throwing rocks. they hope security cameras can help them to make arrests. 5 investigates with new clues in the death of a woman who may have ties to massachusetts. this is a new facial reconstruction of the victim. her body was found in maryland in 1976, but pollen tests on her clothes suggest that she may have been from boston, possibly jamaica plains. a new lead suggests her name may have been jasmine, and she went

believe that she was between the ages of 15-25 when she was tortured and killed. >> we are hearing from the high school player in the city of worcester about his decision to take a knee during the national anthem. that junior at dotemy memorial was reluctant to admit why. his name is michael oppong. he told his coach he was trying to tie his shoe but when his coach told him he may end up missing a game he sent a tweet suspended for the gesture. oppong was not disciplined once it was made clear he knelt because he was upset about the injustice to african-americans and the superintendent of schools says that he is executing his constitutional right. >> i want to kneel because even though this whole situation is dealt with, there is inequality for blacks. >> school is implementing the

that oppong can continue to exercise his right to free speech. two more keolis employees are off the job accused of fudging their timecards. the company which operates the commuter rail service recently fired six other people for timecard fraud. those employees were all connected to the mechanical department. a spokesperson says it's unclear how much money might be involved in this. >> salaries are going up in certain professions. the in deman cash and new in your health, revolutionizing organ transplants. the company saving lives with a new technique. and new this morning, instagram is full of exercise videos but how do you find the right one for you? erika explains next. randy: we're following breaking news on the road. a water main break causing some traffic issues in woburn. this is route 38 under 128. this is the rotary there, just

that's expected to stay that way for much of the day. olessa will be updating. olessa: another fall-like start to the day with a storm potential that i am watching for tomorrow. the time line on the possibly severe thunderstorms i'm tracking ahead. first, take a look at the temperatures. you may want to grab that extra layer as you are heading out the door. clear skies. just 48 degrees as you are heading out in nashua right now. 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 400 million dollars away from neighborhood public schools. that's not right.

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>> good morning. this is the class at the parkway ymca. we rock out and work out four times a week. come on down. >> good morning eyeopener. randy: good morning. so that's what that means. they are pounding away there,

lose a pound -- and erika will be doing it with them in roxbury. she spent some time and will be showing us how this works. >> and other workouts, as well, coming up tomorrow so make sure you tune in, and maybe get your next workout and record it and upload it to ulocal using the wcvb app. >> i hope that she brings those. >> right. >> it should be dangerous. >> right. from you. >> right. >> here you go. so a little chilly out. >> yes. >> on the brisk side. >> right. >> it is perfect. >> today will be similar, a couple of degrees warmer by this afternoon. >> right. >> and got a gorgeous picture, and just before sunrise, yeah. sun up at 6:22 officially. it has been a really nice predawn sky, and you can see this picture from salem, shannon sent this, thank you, love to share your pictures, as well, and things are great today.

center eyeing parts of southern new england here with the risk for severe thunderstorms, a marginal risk but the primary concern would be the potential for damaging winds, and as this front coming in has quite a bit of energy with it, so we will watch that threat tomorrow late in the day, and storms right now are way back here towards the great lakes, and you can see that line, kind of boeing out, an indication on the radar when you see that, that there is wind potential there, and you can see there is a broken line so not every community will get a thunderstorm tomorrow but we'll makes progress. out ahead of it today, we have got another gorgeous day. the high pressure right overhead so we have got the comfortable, dry air in place, and as that approaches there is a ribbon of more humid air out ahead of it, so the humidity will pick up briefly tomorrow and come right back down behind that front for the end of the week but overall really comfortable stuff out there this morning. look at the temperatures, in the 40s, whack towards orange and norwood and taunton in the upper

56 in worcester, and 61 as you are heading out in boston right now, and difference between yesterday and today, skies are going to look the same but the wind direction is different. that southwesterly wind will keep the sea breeze away so we were stuck at 72 yesterday afternoon in boston. and should be about 82 this afternoon. coolest readings on the south coast and cape as this wind comes off the water it holds in the 70s. mid 70s tonight at fenway if you are going to the game. it looks really nice, and we're down into mostly the 60sto recall soily wind. we'll watch this front approach, and that will bring in that threat so that's why tomorrow is one of those red impact weather days. the potential for the storms probably by 3:00 around the worcester area, and could impact the evening commute at boston and then notice that line dropping towards the cape by sunset in the evening. once that front clears the coast feeling like fall late in the week, as we have cooler air working in, and saturday looking like the pick day of the weekend.

olessa: we're talking about the situation in woburn, and route 38, the road underneath 128, partially closed because of this break. you can see the cars are at a crawl, shutting down all the lanes throughout the day for repairs, as well as one northbound lane so expect very heavy volume there if you can avoid it, that's the best bet, we're in decent shape as far as the incidents go, the volume is in place and here's the expressway at the gas tank and you can see it's a 30-minute ride from braintree into boston. heading to the maps next, once again there is the water main break that we were right here on route 38, underneath 128, and another break, this one on hyde park avenue over by american legion highway, not causing too much of a headache but keep it in mind, and then as you head south we have a crash here working on 128 southbound by route 28, back to 24, and expressway, about a half-hour from braintree into boston, 495 for 128, and another crash, this one over on route 2, eastbound, in littleton by 495 where one lane is closed, also some delays for the worcester

>> thank you. your economy this tuesday, remember you can ask olessa a question. she will get the answers for you, and she will bring you those answers in later shows. now listening to the economy, starting salaries are expected to rise in several industries. there is a new study that says that starting rates will go up by 3.6% on average nationally. the increases come in the marketing, administrative and legal and technology industries, and the company says that those employees are in high demand. a check of the markets, asian shares were higher overnight after the federal reserve announced it is in no rush to raise rates. stock futures are down. the monthly u.s. treasury budget will be released today. and your health this morning, a local company's high-tech alternative for organ transplants could save more

transplant after 30 years of fatty liver disease that led to cancer but it's how the transplanted liver was prepared. it was done using a portable device made by trans-medics in andover. putting the organ inside rather than on ice clouds -- allows to doctors to monitor it. >> we give it oxygen and nutrients and blood to allow it to function physiologically. we think that keeping it on the pump for aio the organ before we put it in. >> that could also help with organ shortages and long waiting lists. >> training with the tap of a finger. new workouts are easier than ever to find thanks to social media and erika is here to tell us how instagram is inspiring millions. although you say proceed with caution. >> like so many things there is a little don't try this at home like the crazy yoga pose but there is great information, too, you just need to go to the right source.

thousands follow progressive calisthetics, before and after, the big part of why 5.5 million kayla. it's about motivation. so what about practical application? >> you start maybe just liking pictures or videos and tapping on the stuff and next thing you know, you really are learning. >> legendary strength and conditioning expert mike boyle has coached pros and olympians alike. his jim has one of the biggest local followings. >> it's a workout i put out yesterday. >> the coach is largely >> this is an opportunity to share really good information like how to do an exercise correctly. >> the coach is letting me play a role. >> perfect, good. >> it often includes detailed information. >> it allows people access to their teachers in a whole new way. >> renowned yogi and author rebecca leads classes. she credits the social site with building community. >> people learn better when they feel supported by others. >> but like coach carr says at the starting point. >> instagram might be the way

workout, a new diet but then i would do the homework to back up that inspiration. >> look for things that are thoughtful and timely. not just the person with the best physique. that might not be the person with the best coach or the best advice. >> the coach will post full workouts that you can follow with detailed information. they mention social media highlights the highs, not the struggles so set realist fitness goals. >> and find the people as you did who are the right people. >> right. >> because there are a lot of people out there who think that they are an expert and not quite. don't do the head stand with them. >> right. emily: yoga with an unusual twist. the live edition, and new at 6:30, a tense moment on "dancing with the stars." the protest centered on ryan lochte and his reaction this

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>> 6:25 on our tuesday morning. we have beautiful sunshine bathing the city of boston. the sun is up over the horizon. 61 degrees in town, but 40s and 50s in the suburbs, so you may want an extra layer. another sun filled day but warmer than yesterday. low 80s closer to the coastline. lots of upper 70s to lower 80s through worcester and on

average. sunshine today. the threat for storms later tomorrow, and behind those storms gets cooler to end the week. a fall feel but a heads up tomorrow, the storms could be strong to possibly severe with damaging winds late in the day tomorrow. randy: all right. time for tuesday eyeopener. olessa, what do you have here? >> we're talking about the balance between fast food and vending machine snacks. you might like olessa: burger king added cheetos chicken fries to the menu. it is a play on the classic chicken fries. the deep fried chicken with a cheesy breading. randy: all classic, of course. olessa: and all delicious, and if you are feeling like you need a workout after that snack, how about trying some goat yoga. a farm in oregon offer it -- ofs a workout with goats. yogis say the goats are

list of about 500 people to the yoga. randy: just be careful when you step back. you never know where you are stepping. >> or forward or to the side or what you might step on. randy: interesting. ok. >> an unforgettable assembly in north andover, a surprise one second grader will never forget, and an honor for the man behind the als ice bucket challenge.

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randy: a heart-breaking loss, a mother killed, her ex-boyfriend on the run. the message from her family and what makes this story horrifying. >> changing the way that mentally ill are imprisoned. the action happening today. reporter: ryan lochte's "dancing with the stars" debut disrupted. >> excuse me, hey, back >> the protest and arrest on the eye. randy: tuesday morning, 6:30, a beautiful sunrise, our live camera here in worcester and good morning to everybody in central massachusetts this morning. thank you very much for joining us, i'm randy price. emily: i'm emily riemer along with cindy and olessa. the sunrise looks nice but it is

>> yes. just like yesterday. but you know what happened yesterday, right, it was great. we're going to add a few more degrees to that thermometer this afternoon. maybe put on an extra layer, a few 40s on the map. not as many as yesterday but nashua you are 48, orange 45, worcester in the mid 50s, and lower 60s in town, and our cold pockets from norwood to tauntedden, a bit cooler running in the mid and upper 40s, 50s on the cape as you are heading out, so may want that jacket at the bus stop, certainly shedding whatsoever layer you have because take a look. it's going to be up at 80 degrees with the sunshine. so another beautiful day. a comfortable, dry air in place, and watching a front off to the west. this is going to approach tomorrow, the humidity picks up, and there will be late-day thunderstorms tomorrow but wall-to-wall sunshine today, and temperature by noon coming up near 80 degrees, and we're going to spend the afternoon in the lower 80s with that southwesterly wind keeping the

and 82 in framingham, and upper 70s out through the higher terrain, and otherwise, low 80s from brockton down to bridgewater and along the south coast and the cape, temperatures holding in the 70s with the sunshine. more on that threat for tomorrow coming up, right now out to the roads and see how we're doing. olessa. >> we're talking about this break. thank you, this on route 38 underneath route 128, the southbound lanes are not affected. they have all the lanes open, but on the northbound side, one lane is shut down s of course, i will let you know if anything changes. here's a look from sky 5 over that water main break and you can see them working on it right here, there is the side where one lane is getting through. let's get to the maps and check out your trip, and that incident again is happening right here, so give yourself a extra of extra minutes. and then there is another water main break on hyde park avenue by american legion highway not impacting traffic too much, and a crash clearing on 128 south by route 128 with delays beyond

expressway, a half-hour, braintree to boston, the pike 25, and 495 to 128, and another crash on route 2 east at 495. >> thanks. now to breaking news we're following right now on the eye. >> and erika is tracking the overnight developments. >> and we begin in fall river where a man is hurt after being hit by a car on route 24 north. this happened around 9:45 last night. the victim's car was in the breakdown lane. it's unclear where he was at the time that he was hit. and the driver did stay at the scene. also breaking, this been found safe after she was record missing in braintree, police say patricia divine was taken to logan airport possibly to fly to florida. the circumstances of how she was found do remain unclear but we can tell you that she is safe at this hour, and right now, police in medsune are investigating the murder of a mother. wanda rosa's body was discovered inside her home. this morning police are looking for emilio delarose, the father of their 4-year-old son.

emily. emily: sweeping changes to how the state handles the mentally ill. >> the eye's sera congi is at the state house in boston with the new move in the criminal justice system. >> governor baker is expected to make his announcement today. his administration calling this a new level of care for mentally ill inmates. according to the globe some of the changes include additional mental health services. also limits on t 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 ten days at a facility. the governor wants to move the mentally ill inmates convicted of state crimes from bridgewater state, which is a medium security prison to a separate facility. while those charged not yet convicted of minor crimes, stay put. advocates are praising this

state under the control of the department of mental health versus the department of corrections. live at the state house, sera congi is, wcvb newscenter 5. >> thank you. new this morning, an immigration ordinances in rockton is now on hold. the trust act would assure undocumented immigrants that police will not detain them on behalf of immigration and customs enforcement unless the criminal warrant is provided. some officials say that they are worried the ordinance could lead to the city being viewed as a sanctuary city and plano more than just spirit day at an elementary school. >> the surprise guest making a morning assembly unforgettable. >> and there he was. army sergeant jason chin, he hasn't seen his family in ten months, and he's been away in kuwait. his son, cayden, is starting

>> just seeing his smile after so long, you know, the sacrifices the military families make, it's worth it in the long run. >> the family all smiles this morning. he sums it up with one word, happy. >> a great moment. still ahead this morning, an unsettling moment on "dancing with the stars." randy: a broken engine on a flight to the airline's explanation for what happened here. emily: and ahead in news to go, tom brady and michael strahan have a new project.

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>> good morning, talking about this water main break. this is 38 underneath 128, and the southbound side all lanes are open, but northbound they have one lane closed, and expect delays, if that's where your commute takes you, we'll keep you post and had let you know as soon as it is clear but they are

all day. cindy, a beautiful day on tap? >> i will have the sunglasses with you and an extra layer, a lot of 40s and 50s in the suburbs, 61 right now, in the city of boston, and we are going to warm up into the low 90s this afternoon. so beautiful day, loads of sunshine. and tomorrow, is shaded in red there, an impact weather day. some strong to possibly severe thunderstorms expected late in the day with some strong winds, and that's a cold front, and behind it, really feeling like fall here to end the >> protesters rushing the floor on "dancing with the stars," and they were doing that as swimmer ryan lochte and his partner, his dancing partner were talking with the judge. >> excuse me. >> security quickly moved in, removing the men who wore shirts with his name crossed out. yesterday he said he was emotional about this. the protest likely stems from

madeup story about being robbed during the rio games. both men will be facing misdemeanor trespassing charges. >> a man escaped a police van. how he got out and the u.s. is flexing military muscle overseas, the move sending a message a mid nuclear tensions, and also a bride takes matters into her own hands. the mishap that could not stand

randy: good morning, the team ready with news to go in methuen and boston and erika is following the latest developments from the presidential campaign trail. hillary clinton breaking her silence as she recovers from pneumonia. >> first, cindy here with your forecast. maybe take a jacket and take a sweater with you as you head out. >> and then shed it later today because it will be a beautiful afternoon. and in the tropics, we're watching ian. forming. he's new but he's not going to bother anyone. >> ok. >> way out there in the atlantic. yeah, you have got it, you can see the forecast track here, and through the end of the week, it does strengthen this but it stays east of bermuda and heads up into the north atlantic so not going to bother us, we have the high pressure overhead, and this is giving us the comfortable, dry air, off to the west, though, and there is a frontal boundary, and this is producing some scattered showers and some thunderstorms and this is going to be coming through

the threat for thunderstorms, and the storm prediction center giving us a marginal threat that some of these could go severe, and the biggest concern that i have with these is the threat for some damaging winds, so a heads up. could get active late in the day tomorrow, we are behind for the month and look at the deficit, up over nine inches, and 40s and 50s out the door, this is why you might want a light jacket out there. we're heading up quickly, mid 70s by 10:00, lunch hour temperatures, around 80, and topping out in the low 80s, ay humidity. a really nice amp, and by noontime tomorrow, clouds are going to increase, and 3:00 in the afternoon here comes the line of showers and thunderstorms, could impact the boston area for the evening commute tomorrow, and then drops towards the cape at sunset, and it is shifting off the shore. cooler temperatures really feeling like fall here to end the week. let's get you back out to the roads, dealing buenos aires the water main break. >> and here's some pictures from

on the southbound side, all lanes are open. you may encounter some delays, let's get to the maps if you are heading out. the rest of the ride so far, on 93 and summerville, southbound side, slow trip, normal there but as you travel around town a couple of incidents to tell you about, once again there is the water main break you just saw the pictures from and as you travel south, another break, this one on hyde park avenue by american legion live, expect delays but does not seem to be south of town you are fine, just volume out of sharon, 24 from avon, and still working the crash on 128 south side by 128, and a half-hour on the expressway, braintree to boston and along the pike, 25 to 30, 495 to 128, trains and buses ok. >> thank you, a mother murdered her ex-boyfriend, a person of interest. >> he is still on the run. the eyeopener's doug meehan is live in methuen with the message >> good morning.

still searching for the suspect this morning. >> she was a wonderful girl. she was so young. >> wanda's body was discovered yesterday. her ex-boyfriend and the father of their four-year-old child, emilio delarose is wanted in connection with her murder. he had just been released from jail for a situation where he kidnapped rosa. police say that following the atta h family member's house, and that's when they called authorities. he's from lawrence, and if you happen to know where he is or anything about this case, you are asked to call methuen police. live in methuen this morning, doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. >> breaking details in a crash in fall river, state police say a man was hit by a car on route 24 north. this happened around 9:45. police tell us that the victim's car was in the breakdown lane but it's unclear where he was when he was hit.

the car involved did stay at the scene. >> and breaking right now, braintree police say that this woman previously reported missing has been found this morning safe. patricia divine suffers from alzheimer's disease. her family was concerned that she had dropped off by a taxi at logan airport but con make contact with her. the circumstances of how she was found are unclear. but police do say that she is safe this >> today president barack obama campaigns for hillary clinton in philadelphia as she opens up if why she didn't disclose her pneumonia diagnosis saying that she didn't think that it was a big deal. >> it's just the kind of thing that if it happens and you are a busy person, you keep moving forward. >> her doctor blamed this dizzy spell on the illness compounded by dehydration and overheating adding she recovered quickly.

health, meantime, trump hammers clinton calling his followers deplorable. randy: several key races taking playing -- place today, the most hotly contest idea is the one for governor. five republicans and democrats seeking to replace the democrat governor maggie hassan. she hopes to unseat republican u.s. senator kelly ayotte in november despite critical races, less than a quarter of the registered voters are expec >> governor baker will announce a new effort today to treat mentally ill patients within the criminal justice system. according to the globe some of the 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 their first ten days. state officials will also shift

bridgewater state into a separate facility. live from the state house, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> the u.s. is flying bombers over south korea. the nuclear capable supersonic bombers were escorted by u.s. and south korean jets. the flyovers are common during tense times. you may remember north korea completed its fifth nuclear test last week. south korea does not have nuclear weapons. it relies on the u.s. as a dete facing charges accused of threatening parents and children with this knife outside of an elementary school. police say they 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. officers showed great restraint in disarming and arresting that suspect s and an engine fan blade that broke off a plane caused an emergency landing in florida.

last month. the ntsb says the blade showed signs of metal fatigue. it landed safely. in a statement southwest calls it a unique and extremely rare event. >> and a milwaukee teenager is on the run after jumping out of this police van while handcuffed. the 17-year-old escaped odor weekend. the woman who captured the video was behind the van when the doors swung open. the teen was under arrest for allegedly stealing a car. police say that he has a long off. >> a college football player learns his punishment for punching a referee. that incident was caught on camera on saturday night. bernard schirmer is suspended for five years. the college says that the punch was an accident and they plan to appeal it. he also faces the possibility of criminal charges. david ortiz solidifies his place in major league history,

run. tieing mickey mantle on the all-time list. that was just one of three homers for the red sox against the orioles. they had five runs in the first inning alone. 12-2 the final. they are two games ahead of the blue jays in the a.l. east. >> tom brady is keeping busy during his suspension. he's teaming up with one-time super bowl rival turned tv host michael strahan to produce, the legend of sports. the hour long at the impact of sports on religions around the world. >> an honor for the man behind the als ice bucket challenge. they will unveil the newest residence's hall named after the baseball player. pete and his family will attend a ceremony today for peter frates hall, and while there the endicott students will try to break the record for the largest ice bucket challenge.

not to assign after-school work to elementary school students. the school administrators say they want kids to be able to relax and play and spend time with family, and this comes as an increasing number of schools across the country lengthen inclass time in exchange for after-school freedom. >> a flat tire on the limo doesn't stop the brookline bride from getting to her wedding. angela was on her way to her venture when the limo got stuck, and she and the bridalar and hitchhiked to the wedding and it ended, ended up being a half-hour late. >> what were they doing? the limo got stuck, makes you wonder. >> i don't know. >> they are resourceful and got to the wedding. >> right. >> that is one calm and collected bride. i have to say. >> she looks pretty cool. >> ok. >> thank you guys. a live look outside here, starting things out. you can see a very slow ride on the southbound side, so if you are traveling into boston you

about the water main break, happened earlier, and route 38, underneath route 128 if you are traveling to that road there they have one lane closed but all the southbound side are open. 93 south slow, stop and go ride down to the lever connector and another water main break over here not really impacting traffic too much so that's good news. hyde park avenue by american legion highway. the crash on 128 south working by 128, expect delays, and your trip on the expressway, aha from 495 to 128, trains and us abouts running on schedule. we are hoping today was just like yesterday. >> it will be similar, although a bit warmer yesterday we had a sea breeze so we only got to 72. looking for 82 today so above average temperatures the next couple days. we're back up into the 80s but look what happens by thursday. cooling off really feeling like fall towards the end of the week. a cool start. you may want a jacket.

temperatures are going to come up quickly, by lunchtime, notice the sunshine, is near 80, and low 80s but low humidity this afternoon, with the southwesterly wind, we're coolest on the south coast and the cape in the 70s, otherwise you can see as warm as 84 in lawrence. 81 in taunton and nashua. comfortable, dry air in place but the front off to the west, going to do two things, it will bring the risk of showers and thunderstorms tomorrow, and out ahead of it, the humidity comes up a bit, so you will n behind that it comes down quickly, and headed to fenway it, looks clear and pleasant in the mid 70s, and not as cool in the 60s and then all eyes on that frontal boundary as it approaches tomorrow, and late day storms could be gusty winds with these, and that looks like the biggest impact from those storms tomorrow, and impact weather day for that risk. and notice the storms coming into worcester, and mid afternoon or so, could impact the evening commute around boston, and the storms are down towards the cape around 8:00, in

it's cooler and dry behind if, and saturday, right now it looks like the pick day of the week. >> not bad at all. >> thanks for joining us, and a reminder, you can watch us on the go. the mobile app. >> enjoy the day and we'll see

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