randy: breaking news overnight, demonstrators shutting down a highway in north carolina hurting police officers. the shooting death starting this. emily: a toddler hit by a car in brockton. the witness' accounts of what happened and the new information we're learning. randy: new details on the man accused of planting bombs in new york and new jersey the chilling journal found by investigates on the eye for this wednesday morning. emily: also a boston police officer cleared of wrongdoing in a confrontation, and it's because of what this video here does not show. we will explain, i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy price. another humid start but a

hour from sunrise. it gets later and later, just after 6:30, look at the sky near boston as the sun is getting ready to get closer to popping over the horizon. 69 degrees. dewpoint temperatures in the lower 60s, so a muggy feel at the bus stop this morning with temperatures in the 60s. getting off the bus, a short stay for the kids in the 1980s but it be drier. less humid air off to the west, and it's going to work in as we go through th we jump into the 70s, and then we're in the 80s this afternoon, and this front is the leading edge of that drier air that's going to be working on in. and right now, know, you can see the high cloudiness dropping southward here, and we have a lot of fog in the south coast, the cape and islands and reducing the visibility there. not an issue in worcester or boston this morning. 60s for most of us. we are going to climb into the 80s this afternoon.

walfam. the humidity drops and temperatures come up into the upper 70s as the fog burns off for you. let's get you out to the roads. it is busy out there. good morning. olessa: a live look outside here. 93, a slow ride in summerville. you can see the volume starting to pick up. let's get to the maps and check out your ride. we had a crash on the expressway south by columbia boulevard. that accident is gone b braintree split. so expect a 30-minute ride from braintree into boston. 24 now heavy out of brockton, route 3 slow from weymouth, and 95 delays as you approach 128. pike eastbound still 15 to 20. 495 out to 128, and if you are heading north 93 southbound slow out of methuen down to 495. more delays approaching the spot pond. randy: breaking overnight.

man by police. and right now at least 12 officers were hurt. emily: erika tarantal is tracking the latest developments into our newsroom. erika. erika: one of those officers was hit in the face with a rock. it was very early when the protesters shut down the road for hours. police using tear gas to break up the crowd angry over the shooting of a black man yesterday. some set fires and destroyed the contents of stopped also marked police cruisers. police were guarding stores that were looted. it was around 4:00 in the afternoon when police shot and killed 43-year-old keith lamont scott. the officers were looking for a suspect with an outstanding warranted when they saw him get out and get in and exit as officers approached. that's when one fired. >> the city vehicle.

nephew, i am concerned. i am worried about them. something has to be done. >> the officer who shot scott is on administrative leave. this comes after the fatal police shooting of an unarmed black man in tulsa on friday. that shooting is being investigatinged by the justice department. >> thank you. right now a toddler is fighting for his life after he was struck by a car in brockton. the eye's antoinette antonio is there this morning in brockton antoinette: it was a horrible scene, what's being called a tragic accident. that two-year-old boy suffering critical injuries after getting hit by a car out here in the middle of market street and brockton. that boy is being treated at mass general. investigates tell us he likely suffered a brain hemorrhage. it was around 7:00 when the toddler was struck in front of

his side as witnesses stood in shock. >> she was screaming at first and then ran and seen it and ran back and seen the dad, or i don't know if it was the dad. he was shaking it. looking at the baby to see if he was ok. what could he really do? >> neighbors say the driver was clearly looked through his cell phone. there is no evidence that the man was texting while driving, and he told police he never saw the toddler, he only heard the impact. so far no charges were filed. we're live in brockton this morning, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> a big show of support for one of the officers shot by bombing suspect ahmed rahami.

morning there are new charges and new revelations in the bombings. the criminal complaint says that rahami was planning the attack for months. in his journal he wrote you, the usa government continue your slaughter against afghanistan, iraq, syria, palestine. also in the journal the words, pipebomb and pressure cooker bomb. authorities say the bomb-making ingredients were bought online in on devices in new york and new jersey. barnestable are investigating a robbery. it happened before 10:00 along pitcher's way in hyannis. the woman was walking with her boyfriend. witnesses describing the vehicle as a tan or brown car or minivan. >> a boston police officer has been cleared of using excessive

duty. the officer is edward barrett. he is here with his knee on top of a 64-year-old man named milton gurin. he broke his windshield with an umbrella. police say this video shows gurin fell to the ground on his own and never shows barrett smashing his head or tackling him as one witness had claimed. others did not. gurin was let go after the officer realized his window represented by the aclu. >> he was older and started to get chased and was running because a person was chasing him and was injured because a person was chasing him. >> the police commissioner says that the officer will face discipline because he should have contacted a supervisor after this happened. >> commitment 2016, hillary clinton focusing on the nation's economy. she will deliver a speech this afternoon in orlando.

of people with disabilities, and trump is set to talk to voters at a rally in toledo, and this is his second event since winning the republican nomination in july. trump fires back against a report that he used his charitable foundation to settle business lawsuits. the washington post reports he used 120,000 of the foundation's money to settle a dispute over a and another case involving one of his golf courses was settled in a similar manner. in a statement his campaign says the post-account is full of errors and a foundation did not make improper statements. the chief of the irs plans to apologize to congress today for information the agency lost. there will be an impeachment

recognition fatal overdoses are declining and they are crediting the use of narcan for this change. in boston opioids contributed to 39 deaths down from 47 last year according to the herald. narcan was used 1100 times, up from 850 times a year ago. boston public health commission will review this trend at a meeting today. and an investigation is after a tribal police officer shot a man at fox woods casino in connecticut. it is unclear if the man died from the gunshot or falling off the fourth floor of a parking garage. the tribal officer says that they were trying to serve the man with a warrant when he pulled a gun. emily: today the new hampshire supreme court will hear arguments over the use of a victim's personal personal life during a trial. lizzy marriott was raped and killed four years ago and now

prior tex life as grounds for his appeal. attempts to raise details about marriott were ruled inadmissible during the trial. this summer the court ruled the rape shield law does not apply to appeals. senator warren rips into the ceo of wells fargo. her sharp response to his apology for unfair practices. and help paying off the student loans. three ways to make the process easier. and a woman calls police to report a a valid reason why they were not able to help her. erika. erika: breaking overnight, 12 police officers are hurt after overnight demonstrations in north carolina. protesters blocking a highway in charlotte after police shot and killed a 43-year-old man yesterday. cindy. cindy: it is still sticky outside this morning, but that is going to change the time line on when it arrives and plus our next chance for rain ahead. but check out boston. looking lovely as we approach

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>> it does not feel like it. >> look at the calendar and you go ok. it says so but not going to feel like it. >> right. >> next couple days going to be really mild. but we started off murky yesterday morning. >> right. >> and much prettier start for your day. the sky is looking gorgeous this morning. yeah. sun not up until 6:31. so we are approaching sunrise, and we are going to see sunshine. just cirrus clouds around boston but talk about the temperatures because the typical high this look where we're headed, into the 80s the next couple days as fall begins tomorrow. still warm on friday, and look what happens. temperatures cooling way down. we're in the 60s right now across most of the area. orange you dropped to 58. 64 in worcester. 65 in beverly. boston close to 70. we have upper 60's on the cape. not looking as pretty in the sky down over the cape. we have fog and reduced

come up a half a mile since last hour, hyannis is quarter mile back towards the orange area. some matches of fog. you can see the how high clouds. front bringing in with the high pressure. less humid air. i know it is sticky out there this morning. dewpoints seeing 60 and 65 but they will be dropping by mid morning. especially this afternoon. you are going to notice a big change as the humidity comes way down. feeling more comfortable, even 84 in lawrence and 85 in taunton and 70s for highs on cape cod. tonight it will be more comfortable for sleeping. you can turn off the air-conditioners. a lot of 50s in the suburbs. could be a few colder pockets to orange. we should hold in the low 60s downtown. skies are mainly clear. the exception is low clouds and fog may flirt with you on the cape. overnight tonight, as well but that will be burning off. the high pressure right overhead so sunshine and low humidity, a

arrives. we're back in the 80s away from the coast today, and if you are headed to gillette, clear, mild, and 8:25 kick-off, and still going to be around 70 degrees. it looks warm down there, and we head towards friday ands that the next frontal boundary, the next opportunity for any showers and storms. the front doesn't have a lot of moisture with it. friday evening and night, maybe lingering but behind this, wow. cool air mass on the way. 60s despite the sunshine and look at that >> don't say that. >> it could be in the 30s. i don't think the boston area has to worry about frost but there could be isolated location that is deal with that across new england. >> not ready. >> i know. >> all right, thank you, cindy. so far the roads are getting busy. we have delays on 93 south. and southbound side, very slow. you can see the headlights starting to pile up. let's check out the rest of the ride because we have a couple of problem spots. heavy delays in place on 93 south out of methuen. that ride will be stop and go

towards the spot pond. and also this volume on route 3 because of a crash blocking the center lane approaching 128, so you have got delays back to concord road, and then the pike starting to build. 15 to 20, 495 for 128. 24 heavy out of brockton. about a half-hour on the expressway, braintree to boston, and trains and buses doing ok. emily. emily: make sure if you have a quon she will get the answers for you. there is a traffic mystery you cannot figure out, and you can accepted us messages on facebook or email her askolessa@hearst.com, and she will get the answers for you, and share them right here on the eyeopener. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren taking on wells fargo's ceo on capitol hill. senator warren accusing john stumpf of gutless leadership in the wake of the revelation that workers were creating fake accounts to help meet sales

you should give back the money that you took while this scam was going on, and you should be criminally investigated. emily: the department of justice is investigating wells fargo and has issued subpoenas connected to this scandal. samsung says new galaxy note 7 phones will be available in the u.s. today. the company says that it will replace a million of the devices recalled because of battery fires that reportedly led to explosions. there are at least 26 rts phones. and a check of the markets now. asian shares were mostly unchanged overnight as investors await the outcome of a u.s. federal reserve policy meeting today. they do not expect the fed to raise interest rates. right now stock futures here are higher. randy: paying off the loans can seem overwhelming for a lot of graduates but there are some steps that you can take to dig yourself out of a deep hole. consider an income driven repayment plan.

10 to 15% based on a formula that includes the income. check and see if your employer contributes to the repayment. several companies do offer to pay off the college debt of employees to ensure no harm to your credit scores, step up automatic -- set up the payment plan, and missing a payment could potentially push back the date at which a borrower is eligible for debt forgiveness should they qualify. >> we have a case identity. a woman calls police to report a reckless driver in barn stabilities -- barnstable. >> but it came in from cape cod, over 3,000 miles away. >> you called the barnstable police department in massachusetts. >> massachusetts. >> yes, massachusetts. >> well, there is no way that you can help me, is there. >> massachusetts? oh, my gosh.

misunderstood -- how many times has this happened to us, her phone misunderstood the command and greeted officer mcwilliams and says the two plan to stay in touch. >> really funny. >> a bridal party trades in bouquets for something more lively. >> the interesting edition to eyeopener. >> and a bombshell ruling from the highest court. the decision based on racial profiling of the information just coming in from dorchester. and we do follow breaking news in charlotte. this is video of police using tear gas. the protesters gather on a highway overnight. they were demonstrating against the fatal shooting of keith lamont scott.

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are you feeling alright, baby? ? emily: 6:25 on the wednesday morning. sun popping up over the horizon, muggy. 69 degrees, we're going to have a lot of sunshine today, across the area. the visibility is running close to a mile, andhe jumping up into the low 80s this afternoon. even some mid 80s metro west up into the merrimack valley. on cape cod today we'll hold in the upper 70s as the fog gives way to sunshine, and sticky out there now but turns less humid as the day wears on. fall begins tomorrow but look at that. it won't feel like fall until the weekend. emily. >> thank you, the red sox secure a comfortable lead in the a.l. east with a win in baltimore. jackie bradley junior puts the

and then big papi runs in three runs with this shot in the seventh. and that put a heckler to rest who gave ortiz a hard time about a flyout. sox win by 2, they are 4.5 games ahead of the blue jays. >> 6:26. >> will you stop making me laugh? >> that's the second story. first we're talking about baseball. check this out, the texas rangers' pitcher nick martinez makes an impress i have out take another look. he makes it look effortless. you will see it there in slow motion. they beat the angels 5-4. and this is the story we're laughing about. something from the movie, bride maids. the when this litter came in days before the wedding she could not let the opportunity go by. the puppies are named after those bridesmaids and are going up for adoption.

>> i guess so. >> it's going to be a guide dog named darla. >> darla. >> or megan. or emily. >> yeah. >> or something else. >> right. >> any of those. lovely names. all right. and there is a voting law that's nearly impossible to enforce. what election officials hope that people won't do in the voting booth. and the family of a murdered mit police officer wants to honor him and all first responders. the suggestion that they have

emily: breaking overnight, an officer-involved shooting in north carolina. >> the attacks being reported this morning. boston police investigating a deadly shooting in dorchester. the questions right now. randy: a toddler hit by a car in brockton. >> the new details we're learning this morning. collier, his family's mission to honor all first responders on the eye. randy: 6:30 on wednesday morning. right near route 3, you can see them alongside the road there. good morning. and thank you for joining us, i'm randy price.

fall. does not feel that way. >> no. it is officially summer, right, ok. might as well feel like it. >> i guess. going to feel like it today for sure. >> we're in the process of getting clouds out of here so i see a lot of sunshine today. >> right. >> it is really pretty, and we have the high, thin, cirrus clouds this morning, and they are giving us a really nice start to the day overall. you can see that out on the bus stop this morning. a bit muggy. temperatures in the 60s. getting off the bus this afternoon. yo this afternoon but drier air is going to work in as we have a front off to the west and bringing in lower humidity, so as the day wears on the humidity will be lowering. they are in the clouds. the northern edge right around boston. they are a bit more widespread here on the south shore and the cape. and we have fog that just started to develop. it has been prevalent this morning out in the cape where the visibility is a mile in hyannis and patches of fog towards orange. the visibility is down there, as

temperatures will come up by lunchtime to around 80. but it's less humid by lunch, and warm this afternoon, the temperatures climb up into the 80s, and we're going to make a run into the mid 80s, places like framingham and burlington, all about 84, 81 in boston and out through parts of worcester, and metro west, and lower 80s for you and south boston, brockton, taunton, new bedford, a run towards 85 with 70s on cape cod. fog giving way to sunshine for the last official day of a couple of trouble spots. >> we're starting things right here in burlington. sky 5 on the scene of a crash that had the center lane closed, this is by 128, and it's now on the shoulder, the tow truck got to the scene, so hopefully they will be out of there, and there are heavy delays approaching that earlier crash. let's get to the maps. that happened again a while ago and you have got delays as you approach back to concord road and you can see the red shading. also another crash is coming in. 93 south in wilmington.

road. 25 to 30, 495 to 128. an accident cleared on the expressway by columbia boulevard, northbound 35 minutes, braintree into boston, but the trains and buses are ok. emily and randy. emily: 6:33. we are on top of breaking news on the eyeopener. >> and erika is here with the overnight developments. >> that's coming out of charlotte, north carolina, where the protests turned violent overnight. and ds walked on a local highway stopping the trucks. they were looted, cargo set on fire and 12 police officers were hurt, the protests happening hours after the fatal shooting of a black man by police. and a brockton toddler is suffering life threatening injuries after he was hit by a car. it happened last night near his home. he was flown to mass general for treatment. the driver did stay at the scene there. and we're now just five days away from the first presidential debate. the candidates hot on the

economic speech in florida this afternoon. randy. randy: police are investigating a shooting. emily: sera congi is live with the questions surrounding the case this morning. sera. sera: emily and randy, still a lot of questions, not many answers this morning, but here is what we know. the shooting took place last night at 8:00 on downer avenue in dorchester. residents reported hearing a handful of shots ring out, a man the victim taken to boston medical center where he later died. investigates remained on the scene until 9:30 last night. we are waiting for an update on whether any arrests were made or if any motive can be given but again a man is believed to be in his 20s shot and killed last night in dorchester. live at boston police headquarters sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: boston's police commissioner is responding to a bombshell ruling from the

man's conviction because of racial profiling. his case began in 2011 as police searched for a break-in suspect. they attempted to stop jimmy warren based on a vague description when he ran off. he was arrested after police found an unlicensed gun. now the supreme judicial court has ruled that running from police does not make someone a suspect. the police commissioner says the justices used what he calls a biased aclu report in their relied on a report that did not take into context who was stopped and why. >> police say they do not use racial profiling but target problem neighborhoods. the suffolk county district attorney plans to request a rehearing. >> it's 6:35. a plan to honor first responders. the national recognition a local family is pushing after personal tragedy for them, and this fight in a high school hallway is not

with a teacher, and we're updating breaking news from charlotte, north carolina, where overnight the protests turned violent. this is video of a fire after trucks were looted.

olessa: welcome back. sky 5 over route 3, a crash by 128 in burlington, and as you can see the accident now on the shoulder but still slowing things down. the rest of the ride seeing lots of heavy volume, as well, and still sticky. cindy: temperatures near 70. drier air so we'll see a good amount of sunshine. warm into the 80s this afternoon but turning less humid as the day goes on. fall arrives tomorrow but it's in the 80s again. it's not going to feel like fall until we cool down this weekend. randy: thank you. an annual memorial will be held today to honor first responders in massachusetts who will died in the line of duty. among those to be recognized today, state trooper thomas clardy, auburn police officer ron tarentino, as well.

a driver slammed into his cruiser on the massachusetts turnpike, and officer tarentino was shot to death during a traffic stop in may. they will be recognized at today's ceremony and added to the memorial in 2017, and our maria stephanos will join community leaders taking today part. emily: honoring the legacy of the mit police officer killed by marathon bombers. the family of john collier is on a mission to recognize him and all first responders. collier was on duty as an bombings when he was killed by the attackers. his family is appealing to congress to create a first responder's day. boston emt ashley when believes this is long overdue. >> we work holidays and nights and birthdays and miss birthdays and school. we do put ourselves in harm's way for everyone. >> collier's younger brother works for nascar, and together with hooters the for companies

coast-to-coast. last night a restaurant in saugus offered the first responders free meals. >> and we have updates ahead on that breaking news in north carolina this morning. the overnight demonstrations, following a deadly police involved shooting, plus a change to the popular dating app. the new feature coming to tinder profiles, and clooney is surprised by his friend's divorce. what he did when he heard about

>> the eyeopener team is ready with news to go. a protest overnight after an officer-involved shooting in north carolina. emily: but first we continue to watch the situation here in new england. there are westerns about people who rely on wells in new hampshire. as long as you hth better shape than others. and they do still advise that you use water conservatively. we did get some rain but not even close to enough. >> no, and you know, new hampshire, southern new hampshire, one of the bull's eye areas where we had one to two inches of rain, and we had a swath on the cape, but it's just not enough. and this is going on for a couple of years and the deficit still eight inches in worcester and 10 in boston so we need more rain and more rain but i don't really see much of anything coming in the next couple days.

we're following the tropics. we have a couple of systems, tropical storm lisa way out there in the atlantic. it does not look like it will be a threat to land but notice tropical depression karl. this has weakened. the winds are down to 35 miles per hour. and it is forecast to strengthen, and this one could make a close pass to bermuda on friday night, and then strengthen more into a hurricane on its way into the north atlantic but it is curbing out and not going to be a factor here for the eastern seaboard. we have got the humidity still lingin drops, and it turns much more comfortable, as the drier air works in from the west and squashes all the moisture to the south. cloudiness out there, mid and high level clouds and patches of fog, and going to burn off, and i see a lot of sunshine today, we're in the 60s now, and 69 in boston, and we're going to jump up into the 70s quickly, and make a run into the 80s this afternoon with less humidity, it will feel nice, last full day of summer will feel like it. 80 to 85 away from the cape, and

suburbs, lower 60s downtown, and high pressure is right on top of us tomorrow. that means another sun-filled day but it will not feel like the first day of fall. it arrives tomorrow and the temperatures in the mid 80s, we'll watch a front on friday bringing in cooler air for the weekend. let's get you back out to the roads. olessa, it's busy. >> we're watching delays, also if you are traveling on the roads and by train i will show you in a second. stop and go eastbound side looks ok, this is a look for the most part. let's get over to the maps and checkr 93 south, slow ride as you travel from that 495 to the lever connector, accident cleared as you travel through wilmington, and a crash on the shoulder on route 3 at 128 and burlington. the pike a half-hour, 495 to 128, and 24 slow out of brockton, 95, delays from sharon and you have a 35-minute ride from braintree into boston. we're watching moderate delays on the orange line.

>> thank you. breaking overnight, a violent protest in the streets of charlotte, north carolina, after a police shooting of a man with a gun. >> erika tarantal is tracking the developments. erika? erika: 12 officers were hurt including one hit in the face with a rock. demonstrators were dispersed with tear gas after they shut down a highway looting stopped trucks, setting fire to the contents, and also destroying police cars and doors were looted. the unrest follows the charlotte. officers were looking for a suspect with an outstanding warrant when they saw scott get out of the car with a gun and go back in. at officer fired on him when he got out of the car again still holding the gun as they approached him. the officer is now on administrative leave pending an investigation. back to you. >> erika, thank you. a brockton toddler is fighting for his life this morning after getting hit by a car in what's

two-year-old neyden tavares was flown to mass general for treatment. our partners at the enterprise reports that the toddler suffered a brain hemorrhage. this happened last night around 7:00 near his home on market street in brockton. the driver did stay at the scene. there is no evidence that he was texting and driving. he told police that he never saw the toddler, and that he only heard the impact. so far, no charges have been filed. we're live in brockton this morning, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter investigating a deadly shooting in dorchester. the shooting happened last night around 8:00 on downer avenue. residents there reporting hearing a handful of shots ring out. a man, the victim is a man believed to be in his 20s. he was taken to boston medical center where he died. police are treating this as a homicide. and investigates remained on the scene until 9:30 last night. at this point, no word on any arrests or a motive for this

newscenter 5. emily: prosecutors have filed terrorism charges against a man suspected of setting off explosives in new york and new jersey. according to court documents ahmad khan rahami wrote in a journal that the u.s. government slaughtered muslim holy warriors and praised extremists, including bin laden. randy: secretary of state john kerry says he and leaders from other nations are not r give up now on a cease-fire in syria. the statement comes despite the bombing of a convoy loaded with humanitarian aid. the pentagon officers say that it was likely the result of a russian airstrike. russia says none of its planes or syrian planes were responsible. at least 20 civilians were killed in the strike. >> police are trying to track down a man that they say exposed himself to high school girls in goffstown, new hampshire. they were riding on a scurs to an athletic event when they

alongside them. they recorded him and the car and gave that video to police. goffstown police expect to bring charges in the coming days. and right now one air force pilot is dead and another is hurt after a youtube spy plane crashed during a training mission in california. that plane went down just 15 minutes after taking off from an air base north of sacramento. both pilots ejected. investigates will look into whether their parachutes failed and why the plane went >> a new study suggests smoking may permanently damage your dna. some of the damage fades after five years, the damage is responsible for both cancer and heart disease. >> today the head of the company that makes epi-pens is expected to defend the spike in cost for the life saving device. mylan ceo heather bresch will give prepared testimony to a house oversight committee. the pence have jumped to 608 a

bresch says the price is necessary citing changes in the health care system. >> and a video of a high school student in philadelphia violently fighting with his english teacher is going viral. you can see them punching and kicking each other. police say it started when the student was late for class. the 16-year-old now facing aggravated assault charges. the teacher tried to call security but the student confronted him in a hallway. the teacher needed stitches and then police are not filing any charges against the teacher. >> i feel it's an unfortunate story about a family. it's the first i heard of it. >> george clooney caught off guard over word his friend brad pitt and angelina jolie are calling it quits. clooney was at the united nations attending a round table discussion when he was asked about the couple's breakup. >> and tinder is adding a new feature. it's teaming up with spotify to let users add their favorite song to the profile.

dates. >> the red sox secure a comfortable lead in the a.l. east with a win in baltimore. jackie bradley junior put the sox up 2-0 with a solo home run in the fourth. and big papi knocks in three runs with this shot in the seventh. that put a heckler to rest who gave ortiz about a hard time about a flyout. the sox win 5-2 and they are 4.5 games ahead of the blue jays. and right now there is no official word as to who will starts but it looks as if jacoby brisett will be the starting quarterback. rob gronsky is scuferg from a hamstring injury. both were limited at practice yesterday. >> jake and jenna, the first couple to get voted off the dance floor. the actor tied for the second

season 23 as it develops right here on channel 5. >> when you vote this november, don't take a selfie in the voting booth. the state says it's illegal. the secretary of state admits he can only discourage it, can't do much to stop it. a similar law in new hampshire, which carried a 1,000 fine for violators is currently being challenged in court. >> a good reminder for us to vote while you people, who a >> almost time. >> it will be here before we know it. >> thank you. a live look outside at the pike. this is a check eastbound heading to the stop of the screen, sun glare as you can, not a bad problem. let's go to the maps and check out your ride. a few problem spots, and 93 south, still heavy out of andover, earlier crash cleared by 129, but delays linger, slow down to the lever connector, and another crash on the shoulder here at 128 with heavy volume back to 495, and along the pike

a 30 to 35-minute ride. and 24 is heavy from brockton and route 3 as you travel northbound approaching the braintree split. the expressway 30 to 35, braintree to boston and we're watching moderate delays on the orange line because of signal problems. everything else is running on schedule. >> it still feels like summer. >> yes, it sure does. temperatures in the 60s. muggy out there now, but look at this as we're off the bus. feeling like summertime. a beautiful start in boston. high, thin clouds. there is the sticky dewpoint temperature. humidity, look what happens as we go into the day by lunchtime, it's going to be feeling more comfortable and that's the trend through the afternoon, so drier air working on in from the west. it's going to be here with us this afternoon and really the rest of the week. you can see the cloudiness shifting southward here. we have got the fog, too, reducing the visibility on the cape and patches to the north and west, and this is all

60s now, temperatures come up to near 80 degrees here by lunch. and we're in the 80s this afternoon with the less humid air. 80 to 85, looking for a high of 8181 in boston, you can open up the windows, comfortable air, 50s in the suburbs, and low 60s downtown, and tomorrow is a sun filled day as fall begins officially but it will be warm. we'll be in the 80s again away from the coast. if you are going to gillette, it looks clear and a mild start for the kick-off at 8:25. going to be up the weekend. it will bring the cooler air in. this is the next chance of rain as it drops in. by friday evening there could be showers. they should be exiting first thing on saturday morning but behind that front no more 80s for a while. 60s the best we do with sunshine, and look at that morning low on monday. down to 30. >> what? >> hello fall. >> yeah. >> it's going to feel like it. >> there will be a frost around the corner.

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