randy: a search resuming shortly in plymouth, how one woman tried to save two swimmers before one of them slipped under. emily: a dollar tree employee accused of invading a customer's privacy. what she caught that man doing in a malden store. randy: more trouble from the 5 investigates looking at the missing and mishandled evidence on the eye for this thursday morning. emily: 6:00 a.m. slow down. the smart-phone, how an app is curbing those cravings. good morning, i'm emily riemer.

cindy fitzgibbon. >> the a.c.s were cranking this morning. >> it was quite a turn around. take a look at the difference from when you were stepping out yesterday morning compared to right now. 10 degrees cooler in a lot of spots, especially north and west of town so keep that in mind. got a beautiful sky as we approach the sunrise. 6:24. going to be a bright day. a cooler day, you are probably going to want the extra layer at the bus over 70 as they get off the bus. so a fall feel today. down to 49 now, bedford and nashua in the 40s. norwood, down to 44, lower 50s in the cape. the wind is more active, and the temperatures are just a bit higher, but the skies are clear. it will an bright, sunny day as the high pressure noses in, but the dry air out of canada and a

down. so it's 64, and we will hold there all afternoon along the coastline. you jump inland and we should touch 70 in burlington and 72 lowell. a lot of upper 60's in the higher elevations, and lower 70s by the time that you get down to bridgewater and taunton and new bedford, and on the cape, the wind, will keep you cool, mid and upper 60's for you. don't forget the sunglasses today. you will need them eventually olessa. olessa: so far, a live look outside. you can see the traffic. not seeing any problems. let's check your ride because there are a few problem spots starting off in grafton, eastbound on the pike, a crash involving a truck, and by route 122, it's on the shoulder. you can anticipate some delays on the opposite side of the road. and once you get past that, you are fine, 15 minutes, 495 to 128, and north of town, a crash on 93 south, center lane closed,

south of town, 24 slow out of brockton, expressway, almost 20, braintree to boston, doing ok. emily: police investigating a serious motorcycle accident in woburn. it happened at 11:00 on salem street. we're told the operator was injured. a passenger on that motorcycle is expected to be ok. randy: a search resumes shortly for a missing swimmer. rescuers did comb a pond in plymouth for hours. emily: they are facing several sera? sera: emily and randy, what is now being called a recovery mission is expected to resume here this morning at around 6:30. that 26-year-old person jumping into the herring pond yesterday afternoon and never resurfacing. plymouth police say he was one of three on a boat in the middle of the pond. the boat was not anchored, and then when they jumped in to go swimming the boat drifted away.

jackets to the men. witnesses say one man stayed a float in the deep and dark water. >> it is over 100 feet where they are at, all grassy and mucky down below. it's very hard for visibility down there and that's why they are having difficulty. sera: rescue teams from plymouth, bourne searched the water until the sun went down. dive teams are expected to return around 6:30. they are going to u search. live along herring pond, sera congi, newscenter 5. randy: thank you. breaking overnight, six people are confirmed dead. another 100 hurt after two trains collided in pakistan. this happened near the city of multiplan. a great train was stopped hit by a passenger train. one railway manager says that the driver of the passenger train is at fault here. he did not see a signal

right now, police in manchester, new hampshire are investigating a shooter. investigates were called to the intersection of merrimack and beach street at 7:00 last night. they were on the scene for three hours. the victim was taken to the hospital. we have not heard of any arrests in this case or what led to the shooting. a dollar three employee is under arrest after a customer caught him taking a photo or video up her skirt. malden police who worked at the store was taken into custody. no word on when he's expected to be in court. emily: a story first exposed by 5 investigates, cash, weapons, drugs missing from a braintree evidence room. the eye's erika tarantal is here with the impact. erika. erika: accused criminals are walking free because of the missing he did, and that's not all. the audit goes back to 1999. it found sexual assault kits

mayor so far sullivan found this deeply troubling and unacceptable. >> we have asked the attorney general's office to assist us in the review of this matter. >> the evidence allowed this man to go free. stephen o'brien was accused of trying to kidnap this child. police arrested him again for drugs but the drug charges are now dropped. police have found some of the missing evidence, including two guns found at officer susan zopatti's home. she ran that room for three years before committing suicide when this audit began. there is new protocols and procedures. the chief has put new officers in charge and there is new training next month. >> hillary clinton returns to the campaign trail after rescue while battling pneumonia. she will attend an event in washington. donald trump will be in new york to give an economic speech

granite state. he will speak in laconia tonight. the health of the candidate remains front and center this morning. donald trump talking to dr. oz during a show taping set to air later today. >> it's two letters, one the report and the other from lennox hospital. >> may i see them? >> all the tests just done last week. >> audience members at the taping say that trump revealed his cholesterol level, blood and he is taking a statin, however that information has yet to be released to journalists. clinton also releasing more medical information. her doctor says that clinton's health is normal, and she is in excellent medical condition. abc's medical editor dr. richard besser says that neither candidate released true medical records. >> the changing political time, the new hampshire union leader is endorsing the whrib taron candidate. gary johnson, the editorial

tradition, a century long tradition, and picked the republican candidate in every election, for the past 100 years. in an editorial published last night the paper called the gop nominee donald trump in their words a liar, a bully, and a bafoon. the paper endorsed new jersey governor chris christie in the primary. no vote on impeaching the head of the irs. a vote was expected today. instead the irs commissioner before congress next week. the conservatives say he obstructed the congressional investigation into the treatment of tea party groups that wanted tax exemptions. emily: right now police are hoping tattoos will help them track down a man wanted for murder. this cross here is on the back of emilio delarose. he has another inside his arm that says wanda. he is accused of killing wanda

according to new documents their four-year-old boy witnessed the attack and told police his mom was dead. police in townsend are saying that a reported attempted abduction never happened. three young teenage boys said they were approached by a man near the town library. they said one was attacked. police tell our media partners they found no evidence supporting that claim. randy: a neighborhood scare in new hampshire ends after police find officers swarmed through mill pond crossing and residents were ordered to shelter in place as they assess the situation. police defended this aggressive response after a lesson was learned on this same street. you may recall this two years ago. that's when brentwood police officer stephen arkell was shot and killed.

neighborhood. dash-cam captures a moment in california. the move about was so bold thate men ran out of their car, and new this morning, reaching for the phone instead of a snack. how an app can ease the stress-eating impulses. and a python showing up at a florida high school. how the teacher used the situation to his advantage. that's ahead this morning. cindy: and weather-wise, a feel of fall in my pick day of the weekend and our next chance of rain is ahead but first a live look outside. we are so close to the sunrise this morning at 6:24, but kind of chilly, especially compared to yesterday. 57 degrees in boston but only 48 as you are heading out the door

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>> hello. we are here today for the american heart association, boston heart walk. we're out here raising money. lots and lots of money to end heart disease, stroke, and related events. >> good morning to everybody who came out saturday for the boston heart walk. 6,000 people there, and i was honored to join them as their m.c. this was the 30th year of that event, and they 1.5 million for heart disease, so incredible what they have done. >> quite the turnout. >> it was a good day. >> yeah. >> and get your friends or your co-workers and classmates and record your own call. record it with your smart-phone and post-it on ulocal. >> yeah. >> air-conditioners, and it's new england, you know, but quite a dramatic turnaround. we had the thunderstorms come through yesterday, and not every

did. some of you did, and yeah. >> rain there. >> we expected some wind damage, and this is what happened. you can see the tree branches down courtesy of the storms yesterday but before any storms moved in we jumped up to 90 degrees, and second time we have hit 90 in september and for the year now, we have done it 22 times, and in a typical year we do it 14. this is the most we have done since 2010, so it has been a hot summer, and we are putting a halt to the heat. you can see the draining down with cool, dry air coming out of canada, there is the front that triggered the storms well to the south, so it is mainly clear, and might be a few patches of clouds that drift in off the ocean, but that's the extent of it, look at the 40s showing up, new bedford, upper 40s, and 44 in norwood and low to mid 40s here in worcester into jaffrey, new hampshire, and worcester 52, lower 60s in the

in the city. we should be in the lower 60s here by 9:00, but noontime is 60s, and hold their through the amp, along the coastline, that wind is, so it's a beautiful day, but it's a struggle to push the temperatures up, even away from the coast, only getting into the lower 70s, so after 90 yesterday, this afternoon you may want a jacket. you can see some clouds drift in early today, and that's the extent of it, it's clear clear overnight. if you are headed to fenway, yankees coming into town, you probably want a jacket. 64 for the first pitch and we fall back into the 50s bombing out in the -- bottoming out in the lower 40s. so a chilly start to friday. high pressure dominating. more of a southerly wind so we warm into the low to mid 70s tomorrow. out in the tropics, three systems we're watching. julia has weakened drifting over the southeastern part of the united states, and ian not going

into a tropical storm by early next week, but not going to bother us, we're dry through saturday, the pick day of the weekend because on sunday, here comes the frontal boundary, this thing is slowing down. so by the afternoon, showers and thunderstorms, and it moves slowly so that could linger into monday, as well, so we need the rainfall, so welcomed news there but the patriots have their home opener on sunday. could be a couple of showers around for that. >> thank you, cindy. so far the roads are busy. a couple of problems in addition to the delays. you can see the v south, lots of headlights there starting to pick up that volume, let's get to the maps and check out the other spots. west of town, still watching an accident involving a truck. this happened a while ago and is on the shoulder, not blocking any lanes. there is a fuel spill, so the cleanup continues, expect eastbound delays and also rubber necking on the opposite side. once we get past it, the pike looks ok. we have a water main break. the street is closed from pond

495 to 128. 93 south, a crash clearing as you travel here past montbello avenue, delays back to wilmington. and south of town normal volume, expressway, 20 minutes from braintree to boston. >> thank you. good samaritans come to the rescue of a system would whose purse was stolen. you will see in a moment the suspect grabbing the purse here, and then the suspect will take off running. but two men who were in a they chase him down. and they get the woman's bag back, and police later arrested the suspect. they targeted someone else just down the street from this location. your economy, the fbi and federal prosecutors in two states are investigating wells fargo. this probe comes days after the bank was fined $185 million for the alleged misconduct. the allegations include the opening of hundreds of thousands

permission. california prosecutors say the misconduct may stem from employees attempting to reach sales goals under banks and city program. the bank just announced it will end that program in january. asian shares lower overnight following declines on wall street, and stock futures are up. investors will be on the lookout today for the weekly jobless claims report, and the united states, and the retail sales report. emily: a program is hng ten minutes a day for 28 days, and surprisingly technology is doing most of the teaching. for donna marie eating was a response to stress. >> with a stressful situation i am drawn to chocolate and ice cream. emily: she did not feel good about those choices so she joined the mindful eating program at umass medical center for mindfulness. dr. judd brewer runs the program and created the app used to

>> every day they get ten minutes of video with animation and suggested exercises, where they can get a bite sized piece of training. emily: it might start with a stress test to narrow in on what the participate is feeling. if the person is truly stressed, the app might recommend meditation exercises. >> we train them to start to pay attention to the why of eating, like whatever triggered the eating, the what, the type of eating mindfully. >> donna marie says it has work for her. >> the 20 or 30 seconds, i am so much more at peace. emily: participants meet for an in-person group session, that's once a week, and there is a short wait list but you can get the app, eat right now, and researcher are studying in california and will look in worcester, too. >> i just downloaded the. this is something that affects

we're almost never hungry. >> it helps you to stop and think and then move on. >> right. >> we'll choose there. >> we'll get a report later. >> all right. i hope it gets better. getting up close and personal with the boss. the exciting moment for some fans before a concert at gillette. erika. erika: new research on prostate cancer. the factor that could have an impact on survival rates. also a teenager accused in a stabbing in beverly. how the suspect victim off guard. and a great train closed down runners in a qualifying race for the boston marathon.

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cindy: 6:24, there it is, the sun popping up over the horizon right now, and you can see a beautiful start there, a few patchy clouds in the city. temperatures, though, a little cooler today than what yesterday was all about. 40s and 50s on the map this morning month, and the temperatures are going to struggle to get out of the 60s in boston today. sunshine pretty much all day but the north, northeasterly wind keeps us cooler, lower 70s farther inlandu that 90 degrees we had yesterday, a chilly start tomorrow, as well, sunshine, low to mid 70s, and we're back in the lower 80s on saturday, and dry weather expected through the first half of the weekend, and all levels will be climbing. it's ragweed season back up to medium by saturday. emily: it's 6:25. olessa back with your morning eyepoppers. olessa: take a look at this, school police officers capturing a nine foot python. that was slithering it's way

the snake, which is usually found in asia, going viral. the teachers took the opportunity to move up the lessen on invasive species appropriately. >> sure. >> and i would be evacuating the school. bruce springsteen driving to gillette, posing with some fans. elise milano sending us these photos she snapped before the show, which is pretty awesome. pretty cool of him to stop and pose for those. supermarket with him once and fortunately it was not horribly awkward, right? >> well, i didn't pull out my camera. i have since regretted it. >> i am surprised that he did not pull his out. randy: no. president barack obama is designating a monument off of coast of cape cod but the designation has one industry concerned, and tracking smarts, a study that could explain your

>> the search and recovery effort. >> accusations against the dollar tree employee, the alleged action leading to an arrest. >> the dreams abruptly detailed, the setback for these runners and the disappointing news coming from the boston marathon

>> 6:30, sky5, a live view over the light traffic. we're flying around, checking out the situation this morning. olessa will be updating on the roads. >> thank you for joining, you i'm randy price. emily: and i'm emily riemer, along with cindy, and you may want a light jacket. >> when you head out -- >> on the cool side. >> 90 yesterday. >> right. >> humid. >> right. >> not sch a fall feel out there. >> right. >> isn't that gorgeous? >> i like your pictures better than mine. >> so the sun is up, and we have worcester on the left, and that's the view from our camera on the route. you can see this is a gorgeous start to the day with just some patchy clouds, and making for a really nice sunrise, just a little cooler as you are heading out the door, by more than 10 degrees, north and west of town, so you are probably going to want some extra layer. may have to bribe the kids to grab it at the bus stop. 50s at the bus stop, getting

loads of sunshine. but close to 70 degrees, so nowhere near the 90 that we had yesterday. 48 in nashua, mid 40s in orange down to norwood, and you see worcester and boston in the 50s. and there is the front that triggered some showers and thunderstorms yesterday, not everyone saw then, but dry weather expected today, and loads of sunshine. temperatures in the mid 60s, and we'll stay there, with the wi, up to the lower 70s, so nashua, 71 in framingham, and upper 60's in the higher elevations in worcester, and barely touching 70 today down in bridgewater. and going to stay in the 60s today on cape cod. at least we have we have got the sunshine. probably want the sunglasses. olessa: thank you, cindy, a check of the expressway, by the gas tank, northbound, heads away, and you can see the volume in place, and let's get to the maps because there are a few problem spots to tell you about,

the pike in the grafton area, we have got a crash involving a truck, it happened a while ago on the shoulder. no lanes are blocked by route 122, but there is a few ones with us, and you will see the delays starting back to 290. on the westbound side some stop and stare volume. also a water plain break shutting down that area. if you are head that go way, plan accordingly. the pike looks great, 495 to 128. 93 south, slow as you a montebello avenue. the crash had the center lane closed, residuals back to wilmington and slow on 24 out of brockton and the expressway, a half-hour, braintree to boston, trains and buses ok. >> breaking news on the eyeopener. randy: and erika is on top of the developments. randy: a motorcyclist and passenger are expected to be ok after this crash in woburn. this is video after the aftermath. the scene is clear right now. also right now, a malden dollar

location is accused of taking upskirting photos of a customer. police have not released the employee's name, and in plymouth, a search resuming right now for a missing swimmer. that man went under yesterday at herring pond. the murky water has been making the recovery mission difficult for crews. randy: right now a teenager is facing several charges accused in a violent robbery attempt in beverly. emily: antoinette antonio is live where that suspect is in court >> that 17-year-old facing very serious charges here in court today accused of stabbing a man at a home in beverly. those charges include home invasion, armed assault, with intent to murder as well as assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. police say that all of this happened last night in beverly at a home on livingstone avenue last night. the teenager is accused of bursting into that home, demanding money, and then stabbing a 25-year-old man

hospital with several stab wounds, but his condition this morning is unclear. police eventually tracked the teenage suspect down in a nearby backyard. police are not yet releasing that 17-year-old's identity because he is a juvenile. we are live in salem, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: an unusual idea to fight prostitution. the district attorney along with the human traffickingas the herald reports this is part of an effort to reduce the sex trade by 20% over the next year. the class would be a requirement for men charged with solicitation in an effort to make them more aware of the clients they are supporting. randy: uber cars are on the roads in pittsburgh, and won't be long before something similar is tested in boston. it's a story we first were reporting yesterday here on the eyeopener. the city leaders plan to launch an autonomous study by the end

city is working with or just how many cars will be on the road. the mayor says that the city can't afford to stay behind the curb when it comes to transportation technology, but others are not so convinced about this. >> you never know when someone is going to jaywalk down here, and they are just so skinny and narrow. >> computers malfunction so often, and phones and things like that, but having a car operated by a technology source is just concern decades before some driving cars are as common as cell phones. but they point out that there was a time when the people were skeptical of those as well. new this morning, president barack obama is expected to make an ocean area off of cape cod a national monument. a designation would protect the southern edge of the bank by banning commercial fishing in that area by 2023. a group that represents local fisheries including the lobster

decision. the globe reports the group is questioning the legality of the move and says that millions of revenue are at stake. emily: focusing on your health this morning. randy: a study that could change how doctors treat prostate cancer, and a new idea to get medical marijuana in massachusetts. the overhaul up for consideration. emily: plus another reason to thank your mom.

>> good morning, a live look. you can see the rush hour delays in full force, luckily, no incidence to report, at least not here. problem spot in grafton. cindy. cindy: a gorgeous sunrise. the solar glare so make sure you have the sunglasses, a little cool this morning, 57 in boston, and you can see the camera shaking a bit, wind is going to make it feel cooler and during afternoon, low 70s, inland, staying in the 60s at the coast, so a real fall feel today, and we start to warm it up. 80s back on saturday, and could get some needed rain with showers and thunderstorms, and sunday and into monday. emily.

make it easier to get medical marijuana, they are proposing an overhaul of the program that launched three years ago, rules would allow nurse practitioners to certify the patients for marijuana use. and allow the dispensaries to post product prices online. the plan also calls for allowing the dispensaries to deliver to patients in health facilities. the agency is expected to hold a public meeting before a final proposal. good news from a study on early stage prostate cancer. researcher say that there is almost no rates over ten years between men who monitor their prostate cancer and those who undergo radiation and surgery, but those who did have treatment cut in half the risk of the cancer spreading. doctors say that may have an impact on the survival rates over 15 or 20 years. the studies were published in the new england journal of medicine. randy: you are so smart but where does it come from? there is a new study that claims your sportscom from your mom. intelligence genes are on the x

likely to inherit smarts from your mother who has two x chromosomes, as opposed to your dad. you can get intelligence genes from your father but scientists say those do not go to your brain development. and a milestone in the city of chicago, and a new take on what is stalling the economic recovery. emily: the main factor according to the harvard business school, and plus will a tape derail people's dreams of

randy: good morning, the team ready with your news to go this morning. in plymouth, and salem, and erika is tracking the presidential politics, and hillary clinton back on the campaign trail, and donald trump in new hampshire today, and a community is coming together in an effort to offer relief during the many wells have, many people have seen their wells run dry. >> so many communities. >> we are way below average for the month. we had that hermine. we are an inch behind for the month of september and our deficit off the charts. extreme drought across a lot of areas, and this updates later this morning, so i expect things

better. so unfortunate situation, and we need some rain, and this time of year we look for the tropics, and because you know things fire up, and we have got three systems right now that we're watching, and they are getting a lot of rain down along georgia, and south carolina, and parts of florida, as well. this is julia, going to meander here, and unfortunately, none of that moisture is going to get up here. we're still tracking ian, east of bermuda, so that's not going to help us out, and farther out here off the coast of africa, we have tropical depression no.2. to a tropical storm by early next week but still is far away, the next name is karl, so we'll be talking more about that in the days ahead. meantime, high pressure, nosing out of canada, bringing in cool, dry air so we are bright today but feeling kind of fallish. look at the 40s showing up, orange, 45, and 52 in worcester and 57 in boston, and a slow climb today, and hold in the 60s through the afternoon. as that wind comes in off the water, and lower 70s inland,

and low humidity, going to fall back tonight, and lots of 40s heading out the door tomorrow morning, and it's a nice recovery tomorrow, low to mid 70s, a beautiful day, and saturday, is a bright, warmer start to the weekend, and we head towards sunday, and that's the next chance of showers, this front will be slow, and slow to depart, and showers could linger into monday. >> all right, back out to the roads, and a few issues you are watching, olessa. >> starting with the sky 5 over the scene, and this is closed in both directions as you can see, the road is shut down, that's because of a water main break, and the c a direction plan accordingly and avoid this area. let's get to the maps. i will show you where the closure is in place between pond street and central street, so once again that's going to be out there for some time, and we'll let you know when it reopens, 20 minutes or so, 495 to 128, and still watching this truck accident on the shoulder, and right after route 122 in grafton. north of town 93 south, still stop and go approaching an earlier crash by montebello avenue. delays back to wilmington, and slow again to the lever

trip on the expressway, 35, braintree into boston. emily. emily: police investigating a serious motorcycle accident in if woburn. it happened at 11:00 on salem street. the operator was injured. a passenger is expected to be ok. randy: also breaking overnight, police shoot and kill a 13-year-old boy in ohio after they mistook a b.b. gun for a real one. police were respondingo report of an armed robbery in columbus. when they approached the teenager and two others who took off. when police caught up with tyree king he pulled the gun from his waist. police opened fire, killing king, and investigates now are interviewing witnesses. searchers in plymouth will be back hoping to find a missing swimmer. emily: sera with the details.

expected to return to herring pond to resume their effort. divers say that some dark and grassy waters underneath when looking for a 26-year-old swimmer who jumped in at 4:00 yesterday afternoon. he was one of three on a boat that drifted. one made it back to the boat and another made it to shore, the crews combed the water for four hours yesterday for that missing swimmer. and today, crews will be bringing in sonar equipme along herring pond, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> a 17-year-old is facing several serious charges here at salem juvenile court accused in a home invasion and stabbing a man several times. all of this happened last night on livingstone street in beverly. that teenager is accused of bursting into a home, demanding money, and then stabbing a 25-year-old man inside.

wounds. his condition this morning is unclear. police are not releasing the teenage suspect's identity because he's a juvenile. we're live in salem this morning, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: commitment 2016 and both candidates are busy on the trail today. hillary clinton returning with a rally in north carolina, and an event in washington, after several days recovering from pneumonia. donald trump will be in new york, and then laconia and new making headlines. trump's appearance on dr. oz, it airs today, this afternoon, the audience members report he revealed test results, and that he takes a statin. clinton's doctor also released more information saying the candidates' health is normal, adding that she is in excellent mental condition. neither has released true medical records. randy: at least six people are confirmed dead, and another 100 hurt after two trains collided

multiplan early this morning. investigates say that they believe the passenger train engineer was negligent in this case, and caused the accident with a great train. emily: a dollar tree employee is under arrest accused of taking photos of a woman, up a woman's skirt at a store on broadway. the victim caught the employee using his phone to take inappropriate photos. and police in manchester, new hampshire are investigating a shooting. investigates called to the intersection of beach street at 7:00. they were on that scene for three hours. the victim taken to the hospital, no word on any arrests or what led to that shooting. randy: violence in the city of chicago has reached a two decade high. there had been more than 3,000 shootings in that city, just this year. nearly 500 of those shootings were fatal. the chicago tribune reports that local police blame the violence on illegal gun trafficking and gangs in the city, and this

shootings has surpassed last year's total of 2,980. emily: a new report says government gridlock is to blame for a slow economic recovery. harvard business school says that pace of recovery reflects the inability of the president and the republican-led congress to reach an agreement on programs that bolster the competitiveness. the report says that the political system, the tax code, the health care system, they are all viewed as weaknesses for the economy. some tough park. rich gave up four hits in eight innings with six strikeouts and one run but unfortunately the orioles did the same minus the one run. the sox lose 1-0. they are now one game ahead of the orioles in the a.l. east, and they take on the yankees tonight at 7:10. >> danny amendola giving back at

back to school program. 100 students got to meet the pro, which was special for them and they got school supplies through the catches for kids' foundation. both amendola's parents are educators, and he says that that's behind his motivation to give back inside way. emily: bad news for the runners in pennsylvania looking to qualify for the boston marathon. they had to stop for a train on the course for several minutes. marathon organizers here say that they cannot times even if the train was at fault. race organizers in pennsylvania say that the railroad was supposed to suspend the train. randy: i think that they have time to qualify in another race. and a celebration in d.c. of the second season of matter of fact. >> a show that you can catch on sunday mornings here. award-winning journalist soledad o'brien launches the program.

going on in america today, that are important issues. i think that our mission is to elevate the voice of people whose voices are often ignored. >> i think that soledad will bring a unique perspective to the issues, and they are not just the presidential race, but some of these going out at local marketplaces, the issues about flint michigan and the water crisis and issues about some of the challenges facing our town. >> matter of fact is part of the coverage, and you can see it here on channel 5 at 11:30 on sunday morning right after on the record with ed harding and janet wu. >> let's get a check on the traffic. got a problem there? >> we're talking about a water main break, crews are on the scene trying to get that under control, in the prepare time the road is closed, let's get to the maps, the closure is in place once again, both ways as you make your way over to nadick

so be careful. the pike looks ok. 25. 495 to 128, and still watching the tractor trailer incident on the shoulder, and they do have a fuel spill that they are cleaning up so it will be out there for longer, and north of town, 93, a slow ride, accident cleared, and delays are starting all the way back to 125 and wilmington, and heavy on 24 north, out of brockton, expressway, still about 30 to 35 braintree to boston, and trains and buses so far are on schedule. a taste of fall today, cindy. >> you have got morning right, when it was humid out there, and a lot of 40s showing up. we're down to 44 in norwood. new hampshire is 44 degrees, and 48 in pittsburgh, so you get the idea. worcester 52. 57 in boston. we hit 90 in boston. that is not happening today, and notice it's in the lower 70s but that's inland along the coastline. we're going to have a wind off the water so it will keep it cooler but a beautiful sky this morning. dried the air out, winds bringing in that air, dewpoints

today out of the north, northeast, and it's about 10 to 15, so brisk at times, and along the coast, 60s and there you see nashua up to 72, soily coo, dry air out of canada, no worries, mainly clear this evening at fenway park, and have a jacket, as the yankees come into town, 64 for the first pitch but look at the temperatures drop, low 50s by tomorrow morning in town, and lots of 40s in the suburbs, and it is a cool start tomorrow, and dry weather through friday, and even intoat of it, we warm up so mid 70s tomorrow afternoon, and low 80s on saturday and showers it looks like on sunday and into monday, and boy we could use them but the weekend, it looks decent on saturday on the cape, and just increasing clouds on sunday. showers and storms down there could hold off but if you are traveling north this weekend, saturday, definitely the pick day, we need rain, it looks like showers and thunderstorms not raining all the time but could impact the patriot's home opener

fingers crossed to get good rain. randy: thank you very much for joining us today. we hope you have a fantastic day. emily: enjoy and have the app with you. we'll keep you informed all day long, and of course all of us will see you back here tomorrow

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