>> this man is accused of planting an explosive in new york. his alleged reference to the marathon bombers and when friends say they noticed a change in his behavior. vulnerability that has lawmakers and others concerned. emily: video leading to conflicting accounts of a police-involved shooting. why police fired. it's on the eye for this tuesday morning. randy: this is the aftermath of a carjacking thwarted by a

ahead this half-hour. good morning and thanks for joining us, i'm randy price. emily: and i'm emily riemer along with cindy fitzgibbon this morning. we have a feel of summer withs once again. >> it is soupy outside. we have the high humidity and a lot of fog. be careful. >> exactly. let me show you the map. wherever you see white, that is where we have the fog, mostly north and west of the city right now, look at beverly and worcester with a quarter mile might be tough to see the kids and make their way to the bus stop this morning. at the bus stop, areas of fog right now, and temperatures in the upper 60's, and it's brighter and warmer this afternoon as the kids get off the bus. we'll jump up into the 80s. 63 in worcester. 67 in beverly. boston, 69 and we're near 70 on the cape where we have a couple of showers, so down here along the south coast, the cape and the island, have an umbrella with you. there are more showers in the water to the south that will

and elsewhere we have got the clouds, and then into northern new england, it's going to clear out so we are going to see brightening skies as we get towards lunchtime here, boston north and west, but notice how the showers linger here in southeastern massachusetts, and then we dry out this afternoon, so from the 60s now, we jump up into the low 70s by 10:00. and clouds hang on through lunchtime, and then notice the breaks in the clouds around boston where we jump to 80, but metro west, merrimack valley, making a run into the mid 80s, so feeling like summer for sure we have got the fog and also a trouble spot you are watching. good morning. >> we're talking about chelsea, a water main break, tieing up the westbound side, right now, only one lane is getting by near murray street, and police were on the scene since midnight, so be aware and be careful if that's where you are heading. let you know when all those lanes have reopened, and we're watching the delays on the expressway, northbound side, you can see that volume, by the mall, a slow trip from braintree

on the parkway. that's where we're watching the water main break at route 1, as you head south a crash still clearing here by the braintree split on route 3. it's a northbound accident. delays back to union street and also a crash working on 95 north by 128. if you are traveling west of town pike looks ok. so far 15 to 20. 495 to 128. another accident on 93 south out of methuen. this crash by route 110, one lane there is shut down and then more delays are building down to the spotd. also watching minor delays on the green line. everything else is on schedule. emily. emily: thank you. breaking news out of france. eight more people were arrested in connection to the july terrorist attack in nice. 31-year-old mohammed bouhlel drove a truck into a crowd watching a fireworks display. 86 were killed including three americans. randy: big question did he act

believed to be behind several explosions in the northeast is charged. emily: we're learning new details about his past and possible inspiration. the eyeopener's nicole estefan is live with the references that he made to the bombers here. nicole. reporter: ahmed rahami officially charged with the attempted murder, and he mentioned the tsarnaev this is the end of the dramatic confrontation. over the last few years investigates say that he took trips to both afghanistan as well as pakistan. friends say he came back a changed man. authorities have yet to connect him to a larger network. during the takedown yesterday two police officers were shot allegedly by the suspect, and they are expected to recover. no additional details about his

brothers, but they say that he mentioned other terrorists, as well. live in boston, nicole estefan, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: the situation that unfolded at a train station is bringing up new questions regarding safety on the rails. sera congi is live at south station with the concerns of one bay state congressman. sera: well there are no specific threats to boston or to massachusetts but security is stepped up as take a look, you could see bomb squad parks trucks outside. more officers and canine patrols are also part of the plan. this was the scene yesterday at a train station in elizabeth, new jersey where five devices were discovered. investigates believe that rahami dropped them there causing service destruction for hours. that has lawmakers thinking about security and safety

herald that the rail system is a point of particular concern, because you have got five times as many people traveling by rail than you do by air every day. now, here at south station, the transit police are ready for anything. however they say that they still rely on the public to help out. live this morning at the south station, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: all right, thank you. family and friends are remembering a methuen mother as police continue to search for her 29-year-old wanda rosa was found unresponsive in her apartment last week. her son's father, emilio delarose is charged. rose's family and friends came to honor her. a long highways of domestic abuse, she tried to force a relationship between her abuser and their son and now are calling for an end to domestic violence. >> we were always question why

we should be asking, why does the perpetrator leave. why didn't we do a better job in holding him accountable? >> police have received a number of stipulates about delarose's whereabouts but none have panned out. randy: the u.s. justice department is reviewing this shooting in oklahoma, and the victim's family is calling for charges against the officer. erika is tracking the new developments in the story. erika: the family demanding answers after watching newly released video of that video shows a different scene than what officers initially described. terrence crutcher was shot and killed. they say he refused to raise his hands but he's doing just that. while he's back in his suv a taser is launched and then a gunshot. police say crutcher was reaching for something but he was not armed. his family says a comment by a

crutcher a bad dude said they decided he was a threat. >> that bad dude was my twin brother. that big, bad dude was a father. >> crutcher's family is asking for murder charges to be filed against the police officer. also the police chief called the video disturbing and is promising justice. emily. emily: 5 investigates with trouble for a used car dealership. a judge ordering them to stop deceptivera that results from a civil lawsuit by the state's attorney general against r and r auto. they say that they are funnel unreliable vehicles onto the road. they say they sold cars with defects and could not be inspected and that the customers couldn't get their money back. >> we are talking about a company that intentionally sold vehicles that they knew were not safe, that were going to breakdown to customers.

say, this is not going to happen any more. just means everything. >> a.g. healey is asking anyone with trouble with them to get in touch with her office. >> commitment 2016, hillary clinton has no scheduled events today or in the days leading up to monday's debate against donald trump. she told reporters that she is the most qualified to fight terrorism given her national security credentials. today. running mate governor mike pence will be hosting an event in virginia. and president barack obama is going to be addressing the u.n. general assembly today for the last time as president. the annual meeting will focus on a variety of global crises including the syrian conflict, escalating attacks around the world by islamic extremists and the millions of people fighting poverty. obama will also attend a follow-up meeting to the u.n.

the government is taking a hands-on approach to self driving cars. the announcement coming before the wheels hit the road. the 74-year-old woman scares an armed carjacker. the fast move that sent that suspect running. new this morning, satisfying cravings while sparing calories. three ways to ease overeating. olessa: right now a water main break is causing problems on the parkway in chelsea. one lane is getting by. i will keep updates. >> and we have fog. it's humid out there to start, how long the humidity lasts before much cooler weather moves in? that's ahead. first, take a look. visibility is way down. north and west of town. a quarter mile in spots. be careful out there, and look at the temperatures as you are heading out the door.

>> all right, good morning to our friends at roosevelt elementary in the city of worcester. emily: we have got enthusiasm there. good morning, everyone. thank you and we would love to see what you are up to get friends and co-workers and class mates and record a wakeup call. upload it using our mobile app. >> and use an umbrella today. >> it's not raining, just this moisture floating. >> i can tell. >> yeah. >> a little humid outside. it's feeling tropical and boy did we get some downpours yesterday. a lot of spots had two to 3.5 inches of rain out through

that you would see in a day since back in september of last year, so it has been a year since you have seen this much rainfall. out on the cape, we have had between one and two inches of rain falling, and then you look at boston, and areas just south of the city around plymouth, taunton, and we had much less. under a half to a quarter of an inch in some areas like norwood. so some of us didn't do as well yesterday, and others at least will see the rainfall. it's a murky start in boston. that really sticky dewpoint temperature in the 60s to near 70, and you can see the fog right now, thickest on the north shore, and out through the worcester area where the visibility is running a quarter of a mile, so be mindful of the fact that the fog is there. down along the cape and the islands we are tracking showers. there is more to the south that are going to be feeding northward, and everything is running along this frontal boundary. this front is not going to back up to the north and west so unless you are in southeastern massachusetts, don't expect any

would say through lunchtime, they are at risk for a shower or two so have an umbrella with you. to the north and west, though, this front is the leading edge of less humid air. it will not get in here today, but it comes through tonight, so tomorrow and the rest of the week, certainly, going to be feeling more comfortable, and you can see the lower 60s out in worcester. up into the merrimack valley in the mid 60s, and boston in the upper 60's, and on the cape, you are in the upper 60's. you have the cloud cover and a couple of showers. you can see that here through noon. and maybe this afternoon, but you are going to be the last place to clear out, so you will be the coolest today, 80 in boston but metro west, making a run into the mid 80s this afternoon. there the skies will brighten up, but takes longer really until the end of the day along the south coast and the cape, and overnight, as that front comes through, the winds turn, and we are going to try things out, staying in the 60s tonight, just a few upper 50s, and it's going to be a more comfortable day tomorrow, high pressure nosing in with sunshine

it is not going to feel like it. we're in the 80s through thursday, and then on friday, another front. we'll be watching a change in the jet stream, a dip dropping down into the northeast. and that's going to bring in cooler air, so look at those high temperatures as we head towards the weekend. and we go from 80s the next two days into the 60s this weekend. a big change coming. now out to the roads, watching that trouble spot? >> yes, in chelsea. there is a water main break there, and it's tieing up the westbound side of parkway. the right lane is open. the westbound side seeing the delays have been on the scene. be aware if you are heading out, we'll let you know when all lanes have cleared. meanwhile the rest of your ride is a busy one if you are heading out. a live look outside, let's get to the maps and check out your trip into town again. there is the water main break on the parkway and if you are going

delays north side back into weymouth, and also a slow ride on 95 north, a crash by 128, one lane is closed and your trip on the pike is 20. 495 to 128. and another accident, 93 southbound, a crash blocks a lane by 110, and the delays back into methuen and then stop and go down to the lever connector. also watching minor delays on the green line. everything else is on schedule. randy: all right, thank you. and an attempted carjacking was averted after the victim takes matters into her own a 74-year-old woman talked on the armed man -- stomped on the armed man's foot. they sold police it's not on my agenda to have my car stolen today. the suspect stole and crashed another car. the carjacker got away, despite the police officers using dogs. >> the government is getting involved in self driving cars. the u.s. department of transportation will release new safety guidelines for the

federal officials believe that the rules should be nationally applied, not designated by state, before the vehicles hit the road en masse. the guidelines include a 15-point safety assessment. a look at your economy this tuesday morning. if you are buying premium gas you may be wasting money. aaa says there is no reason to pay for premium if your car is designed to run on regular. the company's research shows premium does not increase the horsepower or the fuel economy. the that are survey $2 billion on premium gas that they did not need. >> the ceo of wells fargo bank is expected to apologize today's mid allegations that employees of the bank opened millions of unauthorized accounts. the associated press reports that john stump will apologize to congress and the american public in a prepared statement before the senate banking committee. last week wells fargo was fined

employees there to meet aggressive sales goals. a look at the mark now. asian shares, mostly lower overnight. a mid the potential policy moves by the u.s. federal bank and the bank of japan. the stock futures are higher. the weekly red book report on consumer spending will be coming out today. and new this morning, if you are watching your calories as many of us are, that does not mean that you have to sacrifice flavor and having a good time. >> here are some simple tricks that by. trying an open faced sandwich, so by using only one slice of bread you will trim calories and carbs. also chop your salad before you add the dressing. the released moisture from the veggies will trick you into thinking you are having more dressing than you are. and juicing might be popular but clueing is the way to go, you will eat less and feel more satisfied. and so two comfort foods

erika: and how to upgrade the red line. that could increase ridership, and also a teacher charged with domestic assault back on the job in wilmington. how the school is suspending that decision, and a mom at the white house. the program that she says is

>> good morning in brighten, we are here with the arthritis foundation and the boston walk

has raised 200,000 to find a cure, and we wanted to say, "good morning america." emily: good morning, this is one of the many events that we take part in, a great crowd there. >> today not so perfect. cindy: we have a lot of fog down along the south coast and the cape and the island we have showers, so if you are on the cape up towards plymouth and the south coast, have an umbrella with you. you could see a shower through noontime, otherwise clouds and fog lifting and by lunch time we'll start to brighten up the skies. brighter afternoon, warm, too, and less humid by tomorrow, and as fall begins on thursday, we

cooler by the weekend. >> thank you. randy: olessa saying that bear sightings are on the ride. >> and it seems like most of them, they want to relax and take a look. the security cameras, there at a hotel in alaska. it slipped in through the automatic doors. just like everyone else, the 200-pound bear left. fish and game tranquilized the bear to take the bear out in such a populated are >> she wants to get out of there. >> permanently. >> and it's the fair, if it has you hungry, maybe you would stop for one of these. it's a grilled cheese stuffed crust pizza. i know you love the grilled cheese, from pizza hut, and now you may be wondering what the difference is between this and the crust, that would be cheddar cheese and a crispiness. some of you may not know this but that's a regular breakfast for randy price.

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>> hours after the capture of a bombing suspect, a boston connection revealed. emily: the note mentioning the tsarnaev brothers, and the new call for safety changes this morning. >> an unarmed black man, shot after his suv breaks down. the dash-cam video by officers. randy: the g considering improvements to the red line, the idea that could make your commute more efficient on the eye. emily: 6:30 as we take a foggy live look here out in worcester. you can only see it because it's illuminated there. >> yeah. >> where? >> yeah. it is bad out there. good morning. i'm emily riemer. >> and i'm randy price. with cindy and olessa. it is steamy, as well. >> yeah. >> really soupy start so that was worcester, right. let's play a game.

[laughter] >> no. boston? >> that's boston. yeah. but we have got the fog right now, stretched in worcester to boston, points north and west as well, and basically wherever you are seeing the white the fog is reducing the visibility. and up through the north shore, a quarter mile in beverly, so just be careful out there, the fog may slow you down but might make it hard to see the kids. temperatures in the upper 60's, now, though, look what happens as the kids are getting off the bus, and it is going to be wm the 80s, so this is a warm day ahead, and 63 right now under the fog in worcester. beverly in the mid 60s, and close to 70 in the cape where we still have some showers around. you can see them lifting up here from the south coast onto the cape, and the island, and there are more in the waters to the south so have an umbrella with you down this way for the next few hours. i would say through lunchtime, there is the possibility that you have a few more showers rolling through, but elsewhere, skies brighten up and we're in for a good amount of sunshine,

80s, so by lunchtime, mid 70s, but there we go into we get the 80s around 80 degrees, in boston. let's get you out to the foggy roadways this morning month. how are we doing out there, olessa? >> we're watching a problem spot in rivera. on the parkway. the water main break, tieing up the westbound side of the parkway there. the right lane is getting by everything else is closed, by broadway street, police were there since midnight, so be aware if you are going in that direction. a slow trip heading into boston, southbound side, lots of volume and at the lever connector, and let's go to the maps, and once again, there is the water main break that you just saw live pictures from, and that's right over by route 1, on rivera beach parkway so expect that beebe volume, south of there, watching a crash at the braintree split, delays back into weymouth, 24 heavy, and watching delays on 95 north, and approaching 128 where there is a crash blocking a

and emily and randy. >> thank you. and we are tracking breaking news on the eyeopener this morning. >> and erika has the overnight developments. >> that breaking news is coming from france where the prosecutors say eight more people were arrested in connection to the july terrorist attack in nice. prosecutors say that the new suspects are linked to the 31-year-old man who drove that truck into the crowd watching a fireworks' display on bastille day. 86 people were killed including three americans, and right now, the suspect in the bombings in new york and new jersey is he was captured yesterday after a manhunt and then a shootout with police. police saying that this morning a note left with one of the bombs in new york mentioned the boston marathon bombers. and the justice department investigating the deadly shooting of an unarmed black man by police, this time in tulsa, oklahoma. the dash-cam video showing crutcher with his arms up, and that disputes a report by officers on the scene. his suv had broken down in the middle of the road. randy.

for thousands of commuters who use the red line. >> the eyeopener sera congi is live at south station for us to explain. sera. sera: emily and randy, the mbta control board took up this proposal yesterday, but no decision was made. here are some of the highlights, the agency is considering replacing 86 red line trains that were set to undergo a 200 million overhaul. that's according to the globe. upgrading to the new cars, instead of just overhauling the difference. it would mean the red line could carry 50% more passengers per hour. it is the busiest system with more than 280,000 riders a day. the chief operating officer says that newer cars would have better brakes, allowing for more efficient travel between stops. again no decision was made if approved, it would still be a while before we could see the cars in use. according to the mbta, they

and they would be put, wouldn't be put into service until 2023. live at south station, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: thank you. taxi drivers in cambridge are asking the city to level the playing field between them and the ride share services. the globe is reporting the cabbies want the city to lighten the regulatory load on taxis, and that would include giving companies control over fares. the taxi drivers have repeatedly called for ride share drivers to be held to the same standards ah school is defending its decision to allow a jim teacher charged with domestic assault back to work. the superintendent says that anthony altieri does not pose a threat to wilmington high school. altieri was arrested last week after police say he slammed his wife's face into a door frame, breaking her nose, after she allegedly slapped him.

>> he said it was exaggerated. >> school leaders say he has a good record over his 13 years and they assure parents and students that they looked at all angles of the case before allowing him back. >> driver accused in a deadly crash in a newton restaurant pleads not guilty. brad casler lost control of his vehicle in march. the vehicle plowed into sweet tomatoes they say that casler was speeding and his multiple sclerosis has nothing to do with the crash. he is now free on his own recognizance. >> a mom takes her crusade against the opioid crisis to washington. her moment at the white house as she shares a key message. legacy place welcoming a rare store there. the retailer moving in soon. >> and ahead in news to go, an update on jimmy garoppolo. a teammate's hopefully message

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olessa: welcome back, a live look at summerville. a slow ride on the southbound side. we see this volume north of here. there is a crash out of methuen,

unfortunately, not helping. >> no, we have got a lot of fog out there this morning, especially north and west of the city, and also have some showers that are moving across the south coast, the cape and the islands, and these could linger at times through lunchtime so have an umbrella there, and elsewhere the clouds will break, and it is going to warm up into the 80s this afternoon, very humid today, less humid tomorrow but we are in the 80s as fall begins on thursday, and doesn't cool down and feel like fall until the weekend. >> ok, thank you. emily: 5 on the o mom at a special meeting at the white house to encourage the federal government to do more to help. joanne peterson's son is in long-term recovery from a heroin addiction. she's the founder of the group, learn to cope, which helps local families dealing with the epidemic, and she says that there are signs of progress. >> we do everything that we can to educate and provide hope and resources and support.

we see a lot of people come back and say, you know, my daughter has a year or five years or six years or seven years. >> there will be more events all week in d.c. to mark the prescription opioid and heroin epidemic awareness week. randy: actor jim carrey accused of contributing to his late girlfriend's death as the new lawsuit against him, and nearly 900 immigrants mistakenly given u.s. citizenship, just uncovered by homeland security. and a the untraditional nuptials for a

>> it is 6:44, and the eyeopener team is ready with your news to go at the finish line at south station and erika is following fallout over a police shooting in oklahoma. >> and damp, could be a little >> yeah. >> we had some tropical downpours yesterday. >> oh, boy. >> with 3.5 inches of rain in worcester county. in the tropics, we have tropical storm karl and also a tropical depression that formed. this is on its way to becoming alyssa today, as it will strengthen into a tropical storm. it will be the 12th named storm this hurricane season, and you can see that tropical

really bother anyone, but karl we're going to keep a close eye on because we're going to strengthen into a hurricane and look where it is by the weekend, coming close to bermuda, does not look like a threat but out in bermuda, something that they have to watch closely. we have a tropical sticky air here on the eastern seaboard, and drier air off to the west, and that is coming at us overnight so by tomorrow, you are going to feel a big change. it will be much more comfortable the rest of the week but the front has to come through first, and we saw this stalled front re focusing a few showers here already this morning. and more of these may move through during the morning hours through lunchtime, and then thereafter we'll dry things out and elsewhere, we have clouds and the fog now, and we're going to see brighter skies here through the afternoon, so 60s out the door this morning, and mid 70s by noontime, and then we'll jump up to 80 degrees this afternoon in boston, but north and west, mid 80s with a lot of sunshine this afternoon, and we're down in the 60s tonight, and just a few 50s, turns more

less humid. and that's where we stay as we bring in fall on thursday, it's not going to feel like it until the weekend. out to the roads right now, olessa, watching that water main break? >> we were talking about the break, thank you, cindy, in chelsea, on rivera beach parkway tieing up the westbound side, so right now they have got one lane getting by, and that has been the case since midnight, and that's when police got on the scene right near murray street. we'll keep you posted and let you know when it reopens, in the meantime expect the delays. let's get over to the a bit busier here, 93 south with the volume in place for the morning rush, and let's get to the maps, once again, there is the water main break we just mentioned on rivera beach parkway. give yourself extra time and now a crash on route 1 south by main street, one lane is closed with delays back to linfield tunnel and south, more volume on route 3 north approaching the braintree split where an accident blocks the lane and another crash on 95 north blocking a lane by 128. and watching an accident on route 9 eastbound by dudley

to 128. and also a crash on 93 south by 110, another by river road and as you travel farther south another accident on 128 southbound in redding by route 28. trains and buses are running on schedule. >> we're following breaking news out of france. prosecutors say that eight more people were arrested in connection to that july terrorist attack in nice. 31-year-old mohammed bouhlel drove a truck the field day. they say the new suspects are linked to the attacker. 86 people were killed, including three americans. >> new revelations hours after the capture of a bombing suspect. >> a note mentioning the marijuana -- marathon bombers. here's more. reporter: the handwritten note that did not explode.

mention of the tsarnaev brothers revealed after this capture of ahmed rahami on monday, they have not connected him to a larger network at this point but over the last few years he took trips to afghanistan as well as pakistan. his friends telling authorities he came back a changed man. two police officers were injured in that takedown yesterday, and they are expected to recover. again, few details about the tsarnaev brothers are mentioned in that note. live in boston, nicole estefan, newscenter 5. emily: no direct or specific threats to boston or massachusetts, but security is being stepped up. take a look. bomb squad vehicles could be seen parked outside of the south station yesterday and more officers, and canine patrols roamed in and around the facility. here's a heightened awareness around the transit systems because of the devices being

morning that the rail system is a point of particular concern because you have got five times as many people traveling by rail than you do by air every single day. the congress adds that he's also concerned because the route between d.c. and boston is the most traveled in the country. live at south station, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: newly released video of a shooting by police in oklahoma have the victim's family calling for murder charges against an officer. >> the subject won't show me his hands. >> that's the officer who fired the shot killing terrence crutcher. her claim, he refused to raise his hands, now disputed as the video shows his hands were raised. the police say that crutcher was reaching for something in his suv and that's when one officer fired a taser and another a gun. crutcher was not armed. his family now demanding justice. a 9-1-1 caller had complained crutcher stopped his suv in the road, turns out his car was

emily. emily: new charges against the worcester dentist charged with sexually assaulting a patient. this is video from his arraignment in august. he was back in court charge charged with similar assaults. dr. patel denies the accusations. his lawyers saying the new claims are a copycat. patel is still practicing. >> the government has granted american citizenship to 858 national security concern or high rates of fraud. many used different names and birthplaces, but the discrepancies were missed because they did not have fingerprints in the government database. the department says this highlights the issue of having paper-based records. leaders say that some immigrants may have ultimately qualified for citizenship. emily: today president barack obama will address the u.n. general assembly for the last

crisis, including the syrian conflict, attacks around the world by islamic extremists and the millions of people fighting in poverty. he will also attend a follow-up meeting to the u.n. summit on refugees and migrants. >> a rare opportunity for roman catholics. the heart of st. padre pio will be on display at the immaculate conception church in lowell and at st. leonard's church in the north end of bto italian saint's heart has ever been taken outside of italy. the heart can also be seen at the offices of the boston archdiocese on thursday. >> actor jim carrey faces a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the husband of his ex-girlfriend. the suit claims carrey provided the prescription drugs cathriona white used to overdose in 2015.

obtained ambien and oxycodone prescriptions under the alias. he says the suit is an attempt to profit from white's death. >> there is job posting for a new store at legacy place, and there would be three other location there is the country. the posting does not say when the store would open. >> the sox are playing their best. mookie betts gets them on the david ortiz adds one of his own. rick porcello went nine innings with seven strikeouts for his 21st win. that's the most of any pitcher in the mlb. 5-2 is the final. >> he's a tough kid. and he's italian, so i don't count him out.

a mendola about patriots' quarterback jimmy garoppolo. and according to coach bill belichick we could know more today about garoppolo. they say the pats have not ruled out the possibility of garoppolo suiting up even if just for an emergency position. >> a super fan wedding in los angeles. these rams' fans have said their i dos during the tailgate complete with team colors and the gear. they are so excited the rams take their love for the team and each other to the next level. they were given a game ball as a wedding presented. i think that they succeeded in taking it to the next level. >> maybe it's appropriate that he's wearing the helmet to begin with, you know. >> yeah. you never know. >> and something for everyone. >> yeah. >> thank you guys. good morning, everyone. lots of delays right now. 93 south, heavy volume here as you travel through summerville. let's get to the maps and check

parkway. over by route 1 at murray street, it has been out there since midnight and only one lane is open heading west. the crash on route 1 south blocks the lane by main street, delays back to the tunnel and also a slow ride here on 95 north, approaching 128, accident blocking one lane, a crash just cleared on route 3 north at the braintree split. and slow ride eastbound, there is a crash blocking one lane here by dudley road and pike, 495 for 128, 35 minutes, and a crash on 93 south by 110, a another accident by river road, and we're watching a crash blocking a lane on 128 south by route 28. trains and buses doing ok. very busy morning, not the best visibility out there. >> and in fact, now we have got a lot of fog. you can see that the temperature is 69 degrees right now in the city. we have got dewpoints also very soupy running in the 60s, as well. and worcester down to a quarter mile visibility, a half mile up on the north shore so you get

the 60s but closer to 70 on cape cod. we have a couple of showers, and those showers may linger for the next few hours. there are a few more here off to the south and they are all focused along the frontal boundary, so i would have an umbrella with you here in southeastern massachusetts. at least through the morning hours, by lunchtime they will shift off the shore, and very slowly your skies will brighten but it happens sooner to the north and west and that's where the temperatures climb up to 80 degrees or off to the west there is less humid air, this front has to come through tonight, and it will do so the winds will turn around, and it will bring in less humid, more comfortable air but a mild night. upper 50s in the suburbs otherwise lower 60s and tomorrow will be a gorgeous day. less humid air is with us, but the warmth continues. thursday and friday, we will watch a frontal system go through. it will bring in some cooler

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