emily: on the eye this morning, traffic congestion building in your commute, olessa tells us why. that's ahead. >> why. why am i sitting in this traffic? good friday morning. and hey, at least it's friday. i'm erika tarantal.

reporter: saturday is the pick day, but the rain. it's a good thing. none of that today. clear skies right now 67. sunrise, not until 6:26, the moon is now setting, full harvest moon, visible here through the overnight, but it's chilly this morning. kids are going to want an extra layer at the bus stop, and the temperatures are near 50 this morning, getting off the bus this afternoon, certainly milder with sunshine in the but look at the 40s. look at this as you head out towards orange it's near 40 degrees, and we have got 30s in keen. 38 in norwood. 38 in the vineyard. we have not seen these readings since may in many communities so it is a chilly start. 55 right now in boston with a lot of 40s showing up. cool. high pressure sitting right on top of us. light winds. an onshore flow so cooler at the coastline, and notice in the middle of the country here, this

for late in the weekend. sunday night and monday, a good chance that we get some rain, and the chances going up, so saturday is the dry day. the rain chances are not all that high. you can see the temperatures climb up to near 70 degrees here by lunch but holding there along the coastline mid 70s farther inland, a nice looking friday weather-wise. let's see how we're shaping up on the friday morning commute. olessa: busy in one spot, this is 93 as you travel into the summerville area, and you can see a bit of construction with the left lane closed, but good news, it's northbound. let's get to the map. this is by mystic valley parkway if you are going that way. this is a bit of volume out of methuen. pike is about 15 minutes, heading east, 495 to 128, and no issues along 128, and 24 building volume out of avon, the ride on the expressway, 15 to 20, braintree to boston, trains

randy: donald trump saying for the first time that he does believe that president barack obama was born in the united states. erika: with the campaign called the birther movement, his spokesperson released this statement last night. it reads in part, having successfully obtained president barack obama's birth certificate when others could not, mr. trump believes that president barack obama was born in the united states. it was hours earlier that trump refused to admit to the washington post that the president was born here. what's nig hillary clinton going after him. >> he was asked one more time where was president barack obama born, and he still wouldn't say hawaii. he still wouldn't say america. this man wants to be our next president?

movement five years ago joining those who doubted the president was born in the united states. his father was from kenya. his mother was an american and the president was born in hawaii. randy: today is sentencing day for two people convicted on sexual assault charges. and antoinette antonio is in salem this morning with a preview of what we can expect in court there today. antoinette antonio man and woman guilty. the snapchat video was key evidence. the victim intoxicated, and just 16 years old at that time. 21-year-old rashad rahim face multiple assaults, attempted rape and kidnapping charges related to the attack. rahim was found guilty on all eights bounce and boneia on seven of them.

behind the saugus elementary school. the victim who knew her attack ers testified that she was drinking heavily when the attack happened. the defense arguing that the encounter was consensual but the jury finding that the teenage girl was in no state to consent to anything. a third person in this case did plead guilty to recording that video, and then posting it on snapchat. today's sentencing hearing gets started at 10:00 thisor newscenter 5. >> the man accused in a standoff at rohoboth standoff situation will be in court today. police and swat officers took down 38-year-old benjamin kimball at the cumberland farms on winthrop street. the police did not find a weapon but they say that he did have an x box controller that he pretended was a gun. >> right now a bridgewater plan is facing charges accused of

library, police responded for a report of a man doing just that, and upon arrival police witnessed 43-year-old fred higgins watching the materials and performing a lewd act. he now faces several charges. >> the man convicted in the murder of an off-duty revere police officer has been granted a new trial now. robert death of officer daniel talbot. the state appeals court granted him a new trial. >> it's now 6:06, a police detective is in the hospital after a man attacked him with a meat cleaver just outside of penn station. the attacker had been living in his cars and officers stopped him as he was trying to remove a boot from the car. he then ran off, an off-duty detective tried to tackle the man and that's when the man cut the officer with the meat

police shot the attacker. >> they are trying to stop the attacks on the officers. i want to commend them for their bravery. >> the attacker is hospitalized in critical condition. two other officers have nonlife-threatening injuries. >> right now, relief in a south shore neighborhood after a fast moving fire r the flames broke out in a bedroom on the first floor of the east street home. the fire moved through the home in just minutes. leaving little time for two people to escape. you can see the flames and the smoke here reaching through the home's attic. a woman living on the first floor tried to put out the fire but it was too late. >> he came over running to me, the tenant that there was something on fire and she couldn't get it out. i went over and i thought that i was going to be able to help

>> the bulk of the fire was knocked down within an hour. the owner tells newscenter 5 that the careless disposal of a cigarette started the fire. the damage estimated at $200,000. >> local fishermen outraged this morning. they say that president barack obama is ruining their livelihood. he's declaring 5,000 square miles off the coast of cape cod. a marine national monument. you can see the area right here. it is prime fishing ground but will be off limits under the the canyons and mountains that are there. >> to have a sweeping effect of one signature given by the president to shut down an area, 4,900 square miles of profitable, sustainable fishing grounds is disheartening. >> most fishing will end there in the next two months but crabs can still be caught for the in the case seven years. >> new video in overnight, of people waiting to get their

they are out there camping again. this is outside of the apple store in the back bay of the city. the iphone 7 and 7 plus, are different than the previous models. no head phone jack. the phone also features more storage space, and longer battery life, and souped up camera. >> yes, a walk-off home run getting it done for the red sox last night. the sox rallied in the ninth to pull out that win over the rival yankees. hanley ramirez's three-run walk-off home run capping off a five-run rally in that inning, and david ortiz also homered the 537th of his career. the sox beat the yankees 7-5. they lead the a.l. east by two

continues tonight at 7:10. what a finish. ride share service uber settling a lawsuit over tipping drivers. >> the claims from commerce who are getting their money back. a recurring problem for kids. ear infections. the new and simple treatment being developed right here in massachusetts. >> a successful rescue in florida. how the man tease ended up on a golf course. >> and it's going to be a really nice day with sunshine. low humidity but a little chilly to start out. my pick day of the weekend and the rainfall is coming our way. that's ahead. first, take a look over boston this morning. sun not up until 6:26, and we have work to do. look at this. 40s as you are heading out the door from hyannis up to plymouth

randy: good morning to our friends at billerica high school. randy: we love the wakeup calls. we want to see your class so get them all together. upload it using our news app, and maybe while you are tailgating on sunday you could do that. reporterac interesting. i can they can handle it and i think our fans can, too, so we're fine, right? randy: they will thank you. reporter: i don't know that we can handle the chilly air this morning. it's a little crisp out there, but it be a beautiful day, and you can see it there, the sun getting closer to pop up over the horizon. sunrise at 6:26.

harvest moon out there. look at these temperatures, and we were down into the upper 30s in norwood last hour. now 40 degrees, but look at the vineyard at 38, and you can see places out towards orange close to 40 degrees, as well so definitely a chilly start this morning. 51 worcester. 55 in boston, and 40s on the cape this morning. and what a change from yesterday when it was in the 60s. and notice the 60s, the best we do o sunshine, and close to 70 degrees but the winds will turn onshore so clear skies this morning, and lots of sunshine again today with the high pressure dominating but the winds shifting around to the south and east, so that will keep us near that 70-degree mark at the coast but mid 70s farther inland, nashua 75 and 74 in taunton. and tonight, another cool and comfortable night for sleeping. 40s and 50s, and skies still mainly clear. and we're watching this frontal boundary here off to the west. and this is what will bring us

tropical storm julia here off the coast, and this is going to be weakening but it looks like some of this moisture may try to interact with this front as it approaches, and if that happens, it would enhance the rain potential here and give us the, perhaps, the ability to get the tropical downpours which could produce significant rain, and that would be a great thing as you know because we have this extreme drought situation. this was updated yesterday. 30%. 60% of the state in this category. the drought is not just this year but last year, as well. 18-inch plus deficit in the boston area, the past two years so we need the rainfall. you will notice first the humidity picking up on saturday but it's a dry day, and a dry start on sunday morningen and then as this front approaches it slows so there may be a couple of showers nearby, at least the threat down at gillette but i think the steadier rain probably comes in on sunday night and into monday. so wet weather here to start off next week, and here's a look at

during the afternoon that focus shifts, and it's only going to slowly approach on sunday so a wet start on monday and we dry things out and look at that, some 80s back in the forecast next week. >> it was like 90 two days ago. olessa: the roads are getting busy, a live look outside. you can see the heavy it does not look like we'll get the friday night volume. let's check out your ride as you travel into town, so far we're on a busy right, once again the delay on the expressway you just saw there is a crash by columbia road and the center lane is closed so you have heavy volume in place. and 30 minutes, braintree to boston, and south of there, 24 stop and go out of brockton and then more delays along the pike, and about 15 to 20, 495 to 128, 93 south looks good, a little volume here out of methuen, and

pond area, late running northbound construction over by mystic valley parkway is in the final stages. shouldn't impact your commute too much. trains and buses on schedule. and many of you have noticed an increased congestion on the roads. frustrating, welsh but there are a few factors contributing to the heavy traffic in the boston area. first the economy is stronger. many companies that have moved to boston are encouraging employees to drive into the city. and also more people are starting their drive earlier in the morning, commute time. the afternoon crunch is starting at 3:00, and used to be around 4:00. september shows a sharp increase in the volume and delays. that usually settles down towards october as the commuters adjust their schedules. is there something that you want to know about your commute or something bugging you? you can ask olessa, tweet me or email me askolessa@hearst.com. i will get answer and is share them right here on the eyeopener. randy. randy: thank you.

by charging them a 20% tip for drivers. the ride sharing company will shell out close to 385,000 to nearly 50,000 customers. those passengers claim that uber said that it was charge the gratuity for drivers. but the company instead took nearly 50% of that for itself. well, the holiday season is rapidly approaching for a lot of companies in the country, and ups has listed the seasonal job openings, the shipping company plans to take on 95,000 workers ahead of the shopping season. that's up 2,000 from last year. the company is looking for package handlers and delivery drivers, including those who operate tractor trailers, and a spokesperson for the company says that the seasonal pay ranges from 10 to 30 an hour. and a check of the markets, asian shares, mostly higher overnight, with many regional mark closed for the holidays. and right now stock futures here are down.

consumer price index report. it will be released today. >> ear infections we know, it has plagued so many kids. researcher are working on a way to heal them faster without oral antibiotics. researcher at boston's children hospital are working on the experimental treatment that would only require a single application of ear drops. typically kids have to take those oral antibiotics for up to ten days. the experimental treatment starts in liquid temperature. once the drop hits the ear it would form into a hydro gel. >> the gel will stay against the eardrum for an entire week and possibly longer to deliver the antibiotics continuously into the middle ear. >> researcher hope to move into the next phase of the human trials in about a year. randy: get the porcelain throne. the golden throne wants you to test it out, that's ahead this

major recall from samsung this morning. the investigation of the company, the company is launching into exploding phones. the million dollar heist seen on surveillance. every time a new charter school opens in massachusetts, it takes funding away

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>> 6:24, you have made it to friday. 55 in boston but the skies are clear. and we started out a little chillier, just last hour we had some 30s showing up, and 37 this morning at the airport there off route 1, and vineyards down to 38, and new hampshire in the 30s, right around 40, the

right now, so keep that in mind if you are heading out, it's a milder finish this afternoon, and into the low to mid 70s away from the coastline, and if you are going to fenway, you will see that harvest moon, 66. saturday the pick day of the week, and showers, and boy do we need them, catching up with us on sunday. >> sea ice may be trouble for polar bears across the arctic, a new study looked at 35 years of satellite data, showing decreasing sea bears were allowed on the ice for hunting and traveling, sunny by the university of washington, researcher show a trend towards early spring ice melt, and later, ice negatively impacting the polar bears. erika: olessa, this one is not a typical water rescue. olessa: six manatees had to be rescued. you can see how many people it

when there was high water but got trapped. they will be released into the bay. >> wow. >> yeah. >> pretty cool rescue, and talk about a royal throne. >> so bizarre. >> the seat is now open to the public. it sits in a bathroom at new york city guggenheim's museum. it was created by an italian sculptor named, the america, the visitors came to use it as they wish. >> i am of a guard standing next to it. >> there is a guard. it's his duty. >> right. >> he was taking a selfie while sitting on it. a sure sign that winter is coming, and the preparations already are underway, and new numbers are on the opioid crisis. the drugs experts say are responsible for the bulk of the deadly overdoses. a beautiful start over there right now.

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erika: donald trump with a new message. his admission after years of questioning president barack obama's citizenship. randy: these phones, too dangerous to use. cindy: the a-samsung wants customers to take immediately.

the million dollar heist that experts call extremely well executed on the eye. >> the red sox walk it off. >> walking away with the win. the exciting finish over the big poppy there. thanks for joining us on this friday morning. good morning, i'm randy price. >> i am erika tarantal, and we have olessa and cindy. something else awesome. reporter: it looks beautiful out there. olessa: but just look at the view before you realize how chilly it is. cindy: there is low cloudiness mixing with the sun over the horizon, really, just a beautiful start on your friday

extra layer at the bus stop this morning. not far from 50 in the next hour or so, and getting off the bus this afternoon, we'll sneak up into the 70s with sunshine, but look at the 40s out there right now. and north shore running in the mid 40s around beverly, and we're right at 40 degrees in orange, and right now, it is 40 degrees in norwood but it got down to 37 about an hour ago, and 40 in taunton and still 38 on the vineyard. cold this morning for some of us, so definitely keep that in mind. thgh beautiful day with lots of sunshine but this is in the middle of the country, and what we're watching for later in the week, we need the rain, it looks like we'll get in on the showers and the downpours here, especially as we get towards sunday night and into monday, so the first half of the weekend certainly the pick. today going to be gorgeous, lots of sunshine by noon. near 70, and we'll hold at 70 at the coastline, and jumping up into the low to mid 70s farther inland. let's get you out to the roads and see how that commute is shaping up. olessa: it's busy. a live look at the expressway

and you can see the volume heavier than usual right now. there was a crash by columbia road, that accident scene is gone but these are the residual delays. the accident picked up on the northbound side of the expressway, and 24 heavy out of procton, and 95 building that volume, as you approach 128 and a half-hour on the expressway, braintree into boston. pike, doesn't look too bad. 495 to 128, and 93 south, delays out of methuen. volume picks up once again in wilmington down to pot northbound construction is gone, and southbound stop and go from there as you travel down towards the lever connector. trains and buses on schedule. trains and buses on schedule. olessa: thanks so much. now. donald trump's campaign spokesperson says the republican presidential candidate now believes that president barack obama was born in the u.s. for five years trump was the most prominent proponent of the so-called birther movement, which claimed the president was born outside of the u.s., and therefore, ineligible to hold office.

assault charges. that attack posted to the social media app snatch chat. showed the two people were found guilty. >> sky 5 is over a scene as police and swat took down 38-year-old benjamin kimball. th s controller that he pretended was a gun. randy: nearly a million americans have phones that are potentially too dangerous to use. erika: sam sum recalling the galaxy note 7's. sera congi is live with the company's message to the owners. sera? sera: erika and randy, samsung is now going to give the customers a full refund for the note 7 phones. initially the company was only going to be offering exchanges.

have been returned. that means, though, that there is still 800,000 more in circulation. samsung says it is only the note 7 battery that is acted, but reports of other galaxy phones overheating will also be investigated. >> if you have a flawed process, when you are putting those battery layers into place, it could be that, that could have affected more than one battery type. stepping in restricting the use of the note 7 on planes. the consumer product safety commission is urging everyone to stop using the phones all together. samsung says if you are coming in to exchange the phone the new note 7's will be available no later than wednesday. live this morning in newton, sera congi. >> a baby-sitter accused in the death of a burlington baby is expected in court today. dr. pallavi macharla will learn

the baby and causing blunt force trauma. she says that she did nothing wrong the day that the baby died in her home in 2014. macharia is facing homicide charges. >> the driver in this hit and run crash caught on camera in lowell has turned himself into police. a 19-year-old woman was struck while crossing the street on september 5. 22-year-old tarrel luis romero of lowell is charged with leaving the scene of an accident, operating to endanger and are investigating a shooting in that city as the attorney general's office says that jonathan vazquez-ojeda was shot just before 7:00 on wednesday night at the intersection of merrimack and beech streets. police and detectives spent hours processing that scene focusing on a car stopped in the middle of the road. so far, no arrests were made. >> it's now 6:35. 5 on the opioid crisis, illegal drugs were the main killers of the more than 2,000 people who

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>> good morning, welcome to the eyeopener. watching delays on the green line this morning. the d branch has eastbound delays and everything else is on schedule and volume here on the expressway. northbound side, you can see the delays in place, earlier crash cleared by columbia road, the delays back to the braintree street. sunshine and a little cool, cindy. >> solar glare, and it is going to slow you down but eventually it will warm us up, too. 55 in boston, but cooler in the suburbs, and look at the low

and 37 in norwood, 30s on the vineyard, and also in new hampshire, so a chilly start this morning, and milder finish this afternoon, and mid 70s inland, near 70 at the coast, and up to 80 tomorrow, the pick day of the weekend, and showers and downpours catching up with us later on sunday into monday. >> thanks, cindy, a million dollar jewelry heist at one of the most upscale shopping centers in houston. the whole thing caught on camera. these thieves still on the loose. the masked men smashed through the hammers, stealing more than a million dollars words of jewels, and in just 40 seconds. >> there is glass over the ground, and i see the employees standing outside, and they were very shaken up. >> i think that they had plan, and they were in and out and knew what they were doing and where they were going. >> at least one employee was cut by flying glass, but luckily, no one was seriously hurt.

woman convicted in a sexual assault that was posted to the snapchat, and the controversy on the campaign trail, and the latest battle between hillary clinton and donald trump. plus, a celebration. the event designed for kids with autism. a beautiful skyline this morning. it is friday morning. new england's eyeopener

>> we are coming up on 6:4 '4ready for your news to go. >> this is not file tape, this is this year, they are bringing in the salt. the city is getting ready for winter. they are looking at the salt delivery here, 10,000 tons, getting dropped off yesterday. >> not ready. not ready at all. >> we've been dealing with the -- y winter, not last winter. >> right. >> we all remember the snow in 2015. we had so much snow, and when you melt it all down it did not amount to that much water. there was just not a lot of moisture in the snow so for 2015, we ended up seven, eight, nine inches below average for rainfall, and this year we're nine inches, so the past two years, this drought has been going on now, and we have to get to the numbers. it will be tougher to make that up but what we're watching is several things.

night, and that is moving westward. the tropical storm julia, was a depression and now back out in the water so it's reformed into a tropical storm. it's meandering here and some of this moisture may feed into this frontal boundary and this is the front that approaches us on sunday. and so if we can get a tropical connection with this front, it will enhance the moisture potential, and for us, that means the potential for some downpours and the soaking rain, area, and the timing is not on saturday. we're dry, and sunday, during the day, really a medium chance for a few showers. sunday night and monday that the rain threat ramps up. so that's the timing on the weekend. today the high pressure in control, cool, dry air, and a lot of 40s as you are stepping out right now, still 38 on the vineyard, so you will want to layer the jacket. low to mid 70s inland it, turns humid tomorrow but the front is very slow, so the

and during the afternoon the showers hang back to the north and west, so there will be a couple of showers around on sunday but i don't think it's a washout, notice the temperatures coming up near 80 over the weekend. out to the roads right now, busy olessa. olessa: lots of delays, especially here on the expressway, northbound side, you can see the volume by the gas tank and approaching an earlier crash by columbia road. the delays remain. let's get to the maps. travel times, 24 slow out of avon and then your trip as you just usa live a half-hour, braintree to pike, about 20 minutes, 495 to 128, and as you head north 93 south looks good out of methuen and some volume picks up as you travel down towards the spot pond and all the way to the lever connector. we're also watching delays on the green line this morning. they are minor delays eastbound, only impacting the d branch and everything else is on schedule. randy: there was the trouble on the orange line. the passengers were forced to clear a train late last night as the t and boston police search for an armed robbery suspect. you can see it here.

walking to jackson square in jamaica plains. the incident caused delays between forest hills and rugels. no issues this morning. in just hours a man and woman convicted of range a teenager will be learning their future. the attack posted on snapchat. antoinette antonio is live in salem where the pair will be sentenced today, antoinette? antoinette: erika that's snapchat video of the alt shown to the jury that found the man and woman guilty in this rape case. 21-year-old rashad deihim and 20-year-old kailyn bonia will find out how long they will spend behind bars for their role in this sexual assault on a 16-year-old girl. this happened in september of 2014 behind a saugus elementary school. during the trial this summer the victim who knew her attackers testified that she was on prescription medication and drinking heavily when the attack

encounter was consensual but the jury finding that teenage girl was in no state to consent to anything. today's sentencing hearing is set for 10:00 this morning. we're live in salem this morning, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> for consumers with a samsung galaxy note 7 you can get a refund. initially the company was only offering an exchange. >> the battery on the note 7 has been known to heat up and in some samsung issued a recall, and the consumer product safety commission urges customers to stop using the device and power it down. the company is offering full refunds now, and consumers can get a new phone, however, samsung says that those phones main be available until wednesday. live in newton, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: thank you. donald trump is fresh off the trip to new hampshire. the candidate spoke at a rally in laconia last night.

released a statement saying that for the first time he believes president barack obama was born in the u.s. trump also defended his son after he made what was a holocausting joke by referring to a gas chamber. >> hillary clinton jumped back on the campaign trail. the democratic nominee took a few days off after a bout with pneumonia. clinton spoke to reporters in north carolina, hoping to bounce back after a rough week in the polls. she also spoke at a dinner washington where she went after trump calling him a showman. >> the man known as the metro west rapist will spend the next 20 to 24 years behind bars. 36-year-old marcel mota pleaded guilty to several sexual assaults and home invasions in westborough and hopkinton. it all happened in 2003. mota was prosecuted and admitted to the rape and home invasion and other related charges. a teenager is being held without bail following a violent robbery

armed assault and murder after police say that he burst into a home on livingston avenue on wednesday night and demanded money before stabbing a 25-year-old inside. the victim was taken to the hospital with multiple stab wounds. randy: one of the five teamsters accused of extortion has pleaded guilty now. five teamsters were accused of trying to pressure the producers of top chef to hire union employees. mark hairston is the former treasurer, and serving six months house arrest, two years of probation, and be paying a 10,000 fine. >> crews have now recovered the body of a man who drown in a plymouth pond. the victim, a 28-year-old was boating on the pond with two others, all jumped into the water, but the boat was not anchored, and it drifted away. two people were able to get back to that boat but the victim disappeared under the water. randy: police in columbus, ohio are looking at the shooting

officers fired on tyree king who they say that he pulled what turned out to be a buenos aires b. gun -- a b.b. gun. they were responding to the report of a robbery. they wanted to question him. the mayor is questioning why an eighth grader would have a replica of a police firearm. and other city leaders are rejecting any comparison to the 2014 killing of a 12-year-old, tamir rice in the city of cleveland. the blue angels' stunt team is chevroleting a 32-year-old marine captain jeffrey kuss was killed in june near smyrna, tennessee when he crashed his fa-18 hornet. navy investigates blame pilot error, partial cloud cover and possible pilot fatigue were listed as contributing factors to this crash. it also is prompting other changes, including more arrests for the pilot and a review of all of their aerial maneuvers. >> the number of railroad workers testing positive for

data from 2016 shows 8% of workers involved in railroad accidents tested positive for drug use. documents obtained by the washington post show the overall number of positive drug tests increased by 43%. a step forward in the fight against the zika virus. doctors at a philadelphia-based lab are testing a vaccine approved for human trials. the vaccine is reportedly being tested in 40 people. the fda will determine if and when that vaccine can be used by the >> an amusement park on the south coast is hosting its first autism weekend with three days. edaville will highlight the sensory friendly accommodation and is help to indicate others about autism. the park will turn down the music, quiet the dinosaurs and host a variety of family activities including a truck event and quiet train car on the thomas the tank engine ride. long-time fixture on route 1 in

this orange dinosaur has watched over this golf course since 1958. the residents were concerned that it would disappear. after the land was recently sold to a developer who plans to build apartments and a hotel and retail space, but a project partner tells the daily item that he bought the dinosaur and plans to put it next to the hotel. >> what a game. the red sox pulled out a tough win over the rival new york yankees. hanley ramirez walk-off home run. that capped off a five-run rally in the bottom of the ninth, and ortiz also homered the 537th of his career. the sox beating the yankees 7-5. they lead the a.l. east by two games. the series against the yankees continues tonight at 7:10. do it again. >> ok. >> big poppy, awesome. >> great. >> and out there, not so awesome? >> not so awesome. here's the bridge, the lever

into boston, let's get to the maps and check out your ride. south of town 24, slow from brockton, also delays building on 95 from sharon, and route 3 is ok and your ride on the expressway is a half-hour, braintree into boston. the pike eastbound right now about 20. 495 to 128, and 93 south looks good out of methuen, the volume picks up once it gets towards wilmington. more delays down to the lever connector, there is also a dlaibled truck on 93 south we're still watching the green line delays. minor eastbound only impacting the d branch. and everything else is running on schedule. it is fall-like out there today. >> i know. look at the low temperatures. norwood, teens, all down in the 30s, for some of us this is the coldest start since back in may, and sun is up, and we're going to see sun mixed with clouds this morning. overall, a mostly sunny skies, and 55 degrees in boston right now, and the sun will go to work

40s, so a chilly start but by lunchtime, it is near 70 degrees, mostly sunny skies, and we'll be in the 70s away from the coastline this afternoon. and near 70 with a wind along the coastline. the high pressure in control today and tonight. tomorrow, as well but out in the middle of the country, this is the moisture that we're watching for late in the weekend so no worries if you are going to fenway. bring a jacket. it should be 66 degrees, and you will see that full harvest moon coming up over the park, and down in th tonight, for overnight lows, and still mainly clear, and mostly sunny skies tomorrow morning, a few clouds in the afternoon, it does turn more humid but here's the front that we are watching. it's going to slowly approach in the afternoon and evening hours, so there is a shower for the home opener for our patriots, and then we'll get into heavier rain and downpours here on sunday night and into the day on monday, and it looks like we could see some beneficial rainfall across the area with the tropical downpours possible. some spots could pick up an inch

welcomed news. >> oh, yeah, we need it. >> a shower risk in gillette this weekend if you are headed there. >> ok. >> thank you, cindy and for joining us. >> and if you are on the road you can watch us any time on the

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