60's both saturday and sunday. keep it in the 60's through monday as well. full look at the forecast as the eyeopener continues. >> now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- >> teenager shot inside a drugstore. the search as police describe what happened before that violence. >> new efforts to ease protestors in charlotte, north carolina. the rule in effect right now and the new fight over video of a police-involved shooting. >> jacoby brissett shining in his first nfl start. the other touchdown has pats fans talking this morning. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. >> 5:00 a.m. also on the eye this morning -- foods to keep in mind the next time you hit the grocery store. the seasonal treats with some real health benefits. that's ahead in this half hour.

cindy fitzgibbon. friday, the weekend is here. >> friday, fall, our first weekend of fall. it's going to feel like it this weekend. >> okay. >> not going to feel like it today. one more day in the 80's. we're getting off to a cool start in a few spots. you can see a lot of 50's on the cape and south of boston where skies are still clear. on the north shore and into boston, worcester, we are running in the 60's. you can see clouds advancing along and north of the pike. a couple of sprinkles showing up hampshire trying to work toward the north shore, not convinced these are reaching the ground, but you can see there are more organized showers to our north, and these are coming along a frontal boundary. this front is going to mark a dramatic temperature change for your weekend as it comes through. our chances of rain are going up towards this evening. clouds thicken up through the day. notice how temperatures jump up into the 80's. by 5:00 p.m., there could be a

81 in lawrence, nashua, despite the clouds. taunton going to 84 as well. you should be dry into mid afternoon. as we get toward 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, north shore closing on toward boston, we will have showers around. keep that in mind for your evening plans. let's get you out on the roads this morning, see how we're looking out there. good morning, olessa. >> wrapping up what's left of that overnight construction on friday morning. a live look at the pike. you can see they're clearing that construction on the eastbound side as we speak. let's check the rest of your ride. a couple more minutes traveling 93 southbound. clearing by the o'neill tunnel. construction on 128 past highland avenue. the same story approaching route 2. once again, over by route 3. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. >> right now there are questions surrounding a violent

drugstore. >> antoinette antonio is at the scene where police say this was not random. >> the victim was just 18 years old, and police say he was targeted. the shooting happened inside this busy cvs here in stoughton on central and washington streets, sending customers running out the door yesterday afternoon. police say the victim got into an argument with those three suspects when one of them pulled out a gun, firing twice. was holding his shoulder, and then he was standing up. he seemed okay. >> the victim was taken to a brockton hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. the suspects are in their late teens or early 20's. police say there is surveillance video of this confrontation. it's unclear if those suspects came looking for the victim, if

this shooting. but the search is still on for those three suspects. antoinette antonio, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> antoinette, thank you. protestors break an overnight curfew in charlotte, north carolina. the demonstrators peaceful after two nights of violence. the family of the man who was shot and killed by police say they have seen video of the incident and erika tarantal tracking the incidents. >> demand of protestors who stayed out past the curfew, but officers holding back making arrests to maintain a fragile calm after two nights of widespread destruction of property and violence including the shooting death of one protestor by another. heavily armed members of the national guard stood watch over businesses. that protection and protestors working with officers really helps. >> it's been a very peaceful group tonight.

inside the group that have been helping to make that happen, helping to just pull people away from the aggressors standing between. >> the chief of police says the tape showing the fatal shooting of scott will not be released right now. the attorney for scott's family who saw the tape admits scott was given several commands to drop a gun, but it's impossible to tell if he was holding one. scott's family say he was holding a body at the scene. >> breaking overnight dshdz a tulsa, oklahoma, police officer has turned herself in hours after she was charged in the deadly shooting of an unarmed black man. officer betty shelby was booked, released on $50,000 bond. she claims she felt threatened by terence crutcher when she came across his car on her way to another call. police dashcam video shows shelby approaching crutcher. he has his hands up before she

manslaughter. >> all clear at new york's laguardia airport after an abandoned s.u.v. caused panic. police evacuated one terminal. officers noticed that unattended s.u.v. a port authority spokesman says the terminal was evacuated about an hour. nothing suspicious about the vehicle. the s.u.v. was towed from the airport. it is not known who left it there. a a construction zone in lexington. this happened around 10:30 last night, follen road. the driver did stay at the scene. there's no word on any charges or citations. >> 3-0, the patriots getting it done thanks in part to third string quarterback, jacoby brissett. in his first start, brissett helped tear through the texans

shares insight into the team's plan that is clearly working. >> this was all about coming up with a game plan to play to the strength of the personnel you have. no brady, no garoppolo, no problem. rookie jacoby brissett, patriots up 10-0. they had three turnovers on the night. that was all the difference a. 41-yard patriots up in the fourth quarter. that was the final score. brissett was not sharp, but he protected the ball and the defense came to play. >> we're part of a great organization, great team. a lot of the veteran players stepped up and helped me out a lot, just giving me confidence. coaching staff gave me confidence. just everything from there.

night. >> boston school superintendent is promising to restore library access to thousands of students. "the herald" reports 73 schools do not even have a library and most schools that do have them only have part-time librarians. the school committee just approved a five-year plan for library services at the city's 126 schools, and that plan calls for the addition of 15 libraries by may. >> yahoo says a half billion accounts have been hacked, the and victims need to take action now on this. yahoo says the breach dates back to 2014 and was likely launched by some foreign government. the data stolen is believed to include names and birth dates, email addresses, telephone numbers, encrypted passwords. robert siciliano is an identity theft expert with hot spot shield. he says the breach could have been devastating.

password for multiple accounts. and password reuse is why your other accounts will get breached because of the yahoo breach. >> industry experts urge you to change passwords and security questions for your yahoo account right now and use different passwords for separate accounts. in your health on this friday morning, progress in heart transplant led by a surprising source. the epidemic leading to breakthrough new procedures. new this morning -- foods to buy now. the seasonal treats t really boost your health. route 128 is going to be shut down. olessa will be explaining for you the huge undertaking there and how to get around it. cindy? >> the summer feel lingers for one more day, but clouds and showers, you can see them to our north. the timeline on when those move in and the big cooldown is ahead. first, take a look at temperatures as you're getting ready to head out the door. running in the 60's boston, worcester. but cooler with clear skies.

>> good morning, eyeopener. from wawecus road school. the wawecus focus is we will read and understand what we >> good morning. happy friday to all of the students and teachers at wawecus road school in the city of worcester. >> they are taking part in a reading challenge. they have to wait and see what the reward would be. we hope it's a good one. thanks for the wake-up call. record your own wake-up call on your phone and upload it to ulocal using our app. >> cookies and cupcakes. >> always a good reward.

>> i was going to say. >> at the end of the day. >> there you go. >> well, our reward for -- i don't know -- the summer season is an actual fall weekend. >> okay. >> it's going to feel much more comfortable this weekend. we've got nice fall weather moving in. however, we could use some rain. we might get a couple of showers later this afternoon and this evening. drought monitor updated yesterday. we are still dealing with extreme drought across much of the state. look at the deficit for the year in boston. over the 10-inch mark. wel this evening. rain chances pretty low through the afternoon. this evening they are highest lingering in the first part of tonight as well. a couple of sprinkles on the radar falling apart through southern new hampshire as they enter the north shore. i'm not convinced these are reaching the ground. this near the canadian border sure is. notice where most of this is heading, eastward rather than south. it's associated with a front that will drop south. clouds will be increasing.

but behind this front, much cooler air is going to be working in. you can see the drop from 70 in toronto down to 52 in sault ste. marie. in the 60's from boston up through the north shore back into worcester county. 62 worcester. south of town from norwood down to taunton, 50 degrees, 48 on the vineyard. skies are still pretty clear re temperatures have been dropping. clouds increasing from the north and west. that trend is going to continue. so only partial sunshine into the afternoon. i think more clouds than sun overall, but it's a southwesterly wind that will allow us to warm up before any of those showers get in here this evening. our high temperatures making that run into the 80's one more day. then as this front drops through, it's going to start to cool down. notice through noontime, it's dry. then even as we get toward midafternoon, it's dry. by 5:00, 6:00, north shore, southern new hampshire, here

can't even rule out an isolated thunderstorm. i think that chance is low. in boston, between 6:00 and 9:00 p.m., then that drops southward and lingers in the cape before the showers get out of here by tomorrow morning. maybe .2 or .3 inches. then it's all about chilly air. 40's, 50's for low temperatures tonight. we don't get out of the 60's tomorrow. a sun-filled weekend. sunday feeling like fall. it's going to be the notice on the cape, it's only in the lower 60's. as you're traveling up north to parts of the lakes region, we probably won't get out of the 50's here on sunday. coolest night is sunday night. heading back to work and school on monday, only in the 30's. let's see the roads, olessa. >> overnight construction we were watching early this morning is gone. traveling the pike, here's a check eastbound heading at the bottom of the screen. let's go to the maps and the rest of your ride.

construction clear. 93 south approaching the zakim and the expressway by the o'neill tunnel. south of town, route 3, 93, and the road work is gone by highland avenue. heading north of town, construction has cleared on 128 south by route 2 and also by route 3. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. some big changes coming to 128. lanes diverted over an entire weekend. crews will be tearing down the old highland avenue bridge. it below that demolition project. the closure happens over the first weekend in november. drivers will be detoured through neighborhoods nearby or along a new temporary lane next to the existing one. >> what we're going to do is actually divert the highway up the ramp and then down the other side. so the highway's going from three lanes to two lanes, and they'll just be diverted up and over. >> it's all part of a road widening project that will add an additional lane to 128. emily?

fairly steady holding on to gains driven by the u.s. federal reserve decision to hold off to raising interest rates. right now, stock futures here are down. in your health this morning -- a record number of heart transplants taking place at tufts medical center. better technology, partnerships, more donor registrations and the opioid crisis leading to that milestone. 43 people have received heart transplants at tufts this year, breaking a 25-year record for new england hearts have come from people who died of an overdose. doctors say better screening techniques for diseases make it possible to accept hearts that would have been rejected. >> we usually talk with the recipient about the potential risks involved. there may be some risk there. it may be small, but there's a good risk you're going to die on the list waiting if we don't take this. >> five years ago, only five transplanted hearts in new

than 20. doctors say more than 90% of recipients will live another year with their new hearts. >> fall is here. seasonal foods are packing huge benefits. cauliflower, the carb-cutter is really versatile. you can substitute it for rice, bread even, pizza crust. figs, full of fiber. they're available year-round, but it's in the fall that you'll really find that they are the ripest. squash is throw out those seeds. roast them and eat them as a salad topper. >> i was just going to say that. i was mocked for cauliflower rice earlier this week. there was mocking. you and olessa were mocking me. >> you made the cauliflower into a rice substitute. >> it was delicious. >> there you have it. testimony. grown men running around wildly on live television. >> yes, what they were after.

erika. >> emily, new focus on body cameras, but not for our city police department. the agency showing interest in the equipment. and a woman makes a desperate move to stop a thief. the dramatic moments after she jumped on his car. the remarkable group making its

>> 5:23 on your friday morning. we're starting out dry. we've had clear skies much of the night. notice to the north there are showers, and these are slowly dropping south. this evening there will be showers around. 50's and 60's out the door. despite increase in clouds, southwesterly wind pushes us up into the 80's one more time this afternoon. notice by 5:00 p.m., a couple of showers around. your weekend, though, looks bright, sunny, and a whole lot

and, yep, 60's the best we do on sunday. feeling like fall this weekend. emily? >> looking forward to it. thank you, cindy. 5:24. time for this morning's eyepoppers. olessa, what are we talking? >> we're talking about a ridiculous chase after a foul ball. several guys go after the ball at the twins-tigers game. these two are having trouble finding it. then that guy gets it. not really fair, but apparently they're not very good. but entertaining for of and a surprise for big papi at camden yards. the o's give him the dugout phone he smashed three years ago. they gave him a $10,000 check to his favorite children's charity. he took the check but left the broken phone on the field. they beat the o's 5-3. maybe they should get rid of that phone. >> just toss it away. >> here's the smashed up thing i

>> president obama praising the message of a 6-year-old this morning. the little boy's sweet message to a child across the globe. and a survival story for one tough dog. a brush with a commuter rail train and how he is now. friday morning, we are looking out across the city right now. charlestown at this hour. we're coming right back. >> this is an editorial by wcvb's president and general manager. >> mark it on your calendar. monday night is the must-see event of this campaign, the first debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. saying there is a lot at stake in this first of three 90-minute face-offs is an understatement. for clinton, it's a crucial opportunity to confront a sobering statistic. polls consistently find that more than 60% of americans consider her untrustworthy. for trump, whose numbers also

score, it's a chance to show the steady demeanor and command of the issues americans ordinarily want in a commander-in chief. we'd like to think both will be pressed to outline specific policies to directly address the very serious challenges facing our country at home and abroad. but the track record for details and accessibility in this campaign is spotty at best. playing a crucial role in keeping the discourse inbounds are the three moderators. one, chris wallace of fox news, has already correct the record if a candidate's response is not truthful. that's unfortunate. it should not be seen as inappropriate or overly partisan to do what surjournalists are supposed to do, get the best version of the truth. for the moderators, call them out.

>> now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- >> a quiet night in charlotte after days of chaos and violence. the overnight curfew seeing success this morning. >> a teenager recovering after he's shot inside a cvs store. >> the steps being taken to find those responsible. body officers for cameras and that's not all.

no problem. the blowout at gillette as jacoby brissett makes his first career start for the pats. on the eye. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. >> 5:30 on this friday morning. tgif. taking a live look. doesn't look like we have any brightening in the skies good morningment i'm emily riemer. >> i'm randy price. cindy and olessa on friday before the weekend. >> 6:33 the sunrise. >> oh, gosh. >> that's still an hour away. that time of year. it doesn't feel like fall. yesterday got into the 80's. >> beautiful. >> one more day. one more day in the 80's. and then, yeah, you're going to know it's fall this weekend. look at the temperatures right now. 50's and 60's out the door. 62 worcester. 64 in boston right now.

radar. not convinced these are reaching the ground. to the north, you can see there are some showers here with increasing clouds right now along and north of the pike. showers up near the canadian border. this is all associated with a front that's going to be dropping southward today, and it's the leading edge of much cooler air. so as this front drops in, into this evening, the temperatures are going to drop dramatically. we'll sneak up into the lower 80's with increasing clouds thanks to that southwesterly wind today. look what happens to the winds. as we get toward 00 we'll have showers around. temperatures are going to fall dramatically this evening down into the 60's as that front drops through. we're timing it out. around 4:00, 5:00 in southern new hampshire and the north shore. it's getting into boston between 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. thereafter those showers are dropping southward. this will impact plans this evening. let's see how we're doing on the roads as you head to work and school on friday morning. olessa, good morning. >> thank you, cindy.

in haverhill. this is a check by the gas tank northbound heading to the top of the screen. this accident involves two trucks and debris blocking the right lane. southbound by 110 is where we're watching that accident. in the meantime, expect a delay. besides that, we're doing fine. so far no problems 93 south out of methuen to the connector. and south, no troubles on 24, and the trains and buses are on schedule. >> thank you. now to the stories we are tracking right now on the eye. >> erika's following the overnight developments for you. >> police continue to investigate a shooting inside a stoughton cvs store. a teenager was shot in the shoulder. police looking for three suspects at this point. also, a curfew remains in effect right now in charlotte, north carolina. demonstrations mostly peaceful last night following the shooting of a black man by

nor civilians hurt. and an absolute blowout at gillette and incredible start for third string q.b. jacoby brissett. randy. >> new this morning, the mbta is considering body cameras for the transit police officers. >> the eyeopener's sera congi is live at south station with the other changes we could see in the name of transparency. sera. >> emily and randy, the mbta police superintendent saying that he supports the idea transit police officers. in addition to those body cameras, he also tells boston herald radio he'd like to see video surveillance inside every train car. and he'd like to see those cameras first come online when the new red line trains go into service. it was earlier this month that the body camera debate went to court in boston. the police officers union challenged the department for forcing officers to wear body cameras in a pilot program after

now, the judge sided with the police commissioner. as for the transit police, the superintendent says before any sort of body camera program would roll out, they would sit down and speak with union leaders. live at south station, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> thank you. police are searching for a hit-and-run driver accused of killing a man in lawrence. we told you about this crash on yesterday's eyeopener. a 64-year-old man was riding his motorcycle on route 114 around midnight when he hit a they were seriously hurt. then the motorcyclist was hit and killed by a passing car that kept going. police are searching for a black four-door mercedes with high intensity lights. >> amazon is doubling its work force in one massachusetts city. they opened a new distribution center in fall river on wednesday. now they're looking to increase the workforce from 500 employees to 1,000 employees. facility will mostly handle

company hiring through its website and the fall river career center as well. new hampshire cheerleading team is getting ready for a national competition. >> the remarkable team is one of the first of its kind. they'll be competing in the special needs division. [cheering] >> the manchester challengers started out two years ago. they had just two cheerleaders and now the roster is up to nine. each cheerleader teams up with a buddy for some hard work and friendships. >> she's fun and i love her. >> we're a team. one team, one family. >> the team is practicing twice a week ahead of their september trip to disney world. they are collecting donations to get to the national competition to help with special travel needs and, of course, we are all rooting for them. >> indeed. president obama says that many people could learn a lesson from a 6-year-old. >> the letter that moved the

and this dog is a survivor. how she overcame an injury.

>> good morning. welcome back to the eyeopener. is there something about your commute bugging you. you can ask olessa. tweet me, post on mce askolessa@hearst.com. i'll get answers and share them right here on the eyeopener. not seeing any problems right now. volume across the zakim bridge. normal southbound heading toward the bottom. not a bad start. all that construction is gone. cindy, another nice day on top? >> we've got another warm day on tap, although the clouds are going to win the battle i think against the sunshine today. notice the showers to the north. these will be dropping in toward this evening. so if you have evening plans,

picking up into the 80's thanks to the southwesterly wind. much cooler for your weekend. only in the 60's with sunshine really feeling like fall this weekend. raepd? -- randy? >> an incredible story of survival involving a dog hit by an mbta train and saved by a t employee. this is charlie recovering now at mspca-angell medical center in boston. she was found by a t maintenance worker next to the tracks. one of her legs had been severed. that t employee quickly got her to the hospital. >> she was in shock. she had lost a lot of blood because of the way that the arteries were and just the injury itself. i mean, imagine a 5 or 6 pound dog going up against a freight train. >> charlie's surgery was a success. she is learning to walk on three legs. still needs a few more weeks to

available for adoption. >> 5:40. suspects on the run after a teenager is shot inside a store. the moments before that confrontation. and a scare at new york's laguardia airport. the concern closing an entire terminal. and a cafeteria worker eats only the food she serves.

>> good morning.

erika tracking developments out of charlotte, north carolina. >> first, cindy has your forecast. the first full official day of fall, right? it's not going to quite feel like it, is it? >> nope, not at all. one more day in the 80's. look what happens this weekend. going from way above average down below average. a perfect weekend for apple picking and doing all those fun fall things. when you're heading t and 60's. not so bad. look what's happening to the north right now. you can see toronto sitting at 70. then you jump north to sault saint marie. we've got clouds and shares associated with it as well. the bulk of those showers are across the canadian border moving general west to east. until the front actually drops southward, we're not really going to get in on the opportunity for showers. i think that's going to happen

before this evening, a chance for rain today is pretty low. temperatures starting out in the 50's and 60's jump to 80 despite the increase in clouds at lunchtime. by 5:00 p.m., there may be a couple of showers around. look at these temperatures in the lower 80's. let me step you through the timeline. as the clouds increase, we get to this evening, 5:00, notice on the north shore, southern new hampshire, there are some showers. those drop into the boston area between 6:00 and 9:00 p.m. they will come with a temperature drop into the 60's and then those showers work toward the south shore of the cape this evening. overnight, we'll dry things out. sunshine for your weekend, mostly sunny. cooler on saturday. upper 60's. lower 60's on sunday. let's get you out to the roads. >> we have one problem spot in haverhill. a busy ride already by the south bay mall. northbound traffic starting to

495 southbound by 110. if you're heading that way, expect delays. once you get past it, 93 in pretty good shape out of methuen. pike eastbound 15, 495 to 128. the expressway starting to build. some of those rush hour delays. trains and buses doing okay. >> police searching for three suspects wanted for shooting a teenager at a drugstore. >> the eyeopener's ane with the questions in this case. antoinette? >> emily, police are still trying to figure out what led up to this confrontation and that 18-year-old getting shot. but police say this was not random. the shooting happened yesterday afternoon in broad daylight here inside the cvs store at central and washington streets in stoughton. the victim got into some type of argument with those three suspects when one of them pulled

shooting the victim in the shoulder. that shooting sent customers running out the door of the cvs. the victim was taken away to brockton hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. the suspects are expected to be in their late teens or early 20's. police are still looking for them this morning. live in stoughton, antoinette antonio. >> demonstrators take to the police didn't make arrests because of the relative cooperation compared to the previous night. meantime, scott's family is calling for the release of a video that shows police shooting him after viewing it, they say, yes, scott was told repeatedly to drop a gun, but insists he was not being aggressive, adding it's impossible to tell whether he was actually hold ago gun. police maintain he was and say a gun was found by his body at the scene. >> breaking overnight, a tulsa,

she was charged in the deadly shooting of an unarmed black man in that city. officer betty shelby was booked, then released on a $50,000 bond. she claims that she felt threatened by terence crutcher when she came across his vehicle on her way to another call. police dashcam video showing her approaching the man before she shoots. she's charged with >> the mbta supports body cameras on officers. richard sullivan telling boston herald radio he raised the issue with his police chief about a body camera program which could work on the mbta force. he'd like to see surveillance cameras inside every car on the t and adds that that could start when the new red line trolleys roll out. as for the body camera programs, the superintendent says they would not start up any sort of

live at south station, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> sera, thank you. patriots coach bill belichick with nothing but praise for third string quarterback jacoby brissett. >> this week, it was pretty much all him, and he's just a hard-working kid that is really dedicated to doing what's right for the team and trying to improve on anything that you tell him. >> the patriots shut out the houston brissett adding to the win with his own 27-yard touchdown run, his first nfl start, taking on the lead as jimmy garoppolo recovers from a shoulder injury. all clear at new york's laguardia airport after an abandoned s.u.v. causes a terminal to shut down. police evacuated terminal b and put the airport in lockdown late last night after officers noticed the unattended s.u.v. the vehicle was cleared an hour later, and it was towed.

recovering after being struck by a car near a construction zone in lexington. this happened at around 10:30 last night on follen road at pleasant street. the traffic officer suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. the driver did stay at the scene. we have not heard of any charges or citations from this. >> a funding bill to avoid a government shutdown was denounced by democrats. it included funds to battle the zika virus and rebuild ui does not include funding for one of their top priorities, money to help flint, michigan, repair its water crisis. they say they'll likely filibuster that bill next week ahead of the fiscal year's end. today both presidential candidates are off the campus trail, prepping for monday's debate. newscenter 5 will be there. i'll be reporting live from hofstra university in hempstead, new york. coverage begins at 9:00 p.m. on channel 5 and the wcvb mobile

>> dear president obama, remember the boy who was hit by the airstrikes in syria? can you please go get him? >> from a 6-year-old boy in new york. he's hoping to help a young syrian boy. alex wrote to the president asking him to bring the 5-year-old to the united states. the boy was hurt after an airstrike destroyed his home in the city of alep family, and he will be our brother. mr. obama told leaders at the u.n. summit that the world can learn from alex. >> startling video. a woman shooting at three armed men. the men kicked in her front door and began looking for cash. that's when the woman started shooting. one man died in the driveway after suffering a gunshot to his torso. police are searching for two other suspects.

this move. she was pumping gas when a thief grabbed her purse. she then jumped on the hood of the thief's car. he drove off knocking her to the ground, driving over her foot. the woman escaped with cuts and bruises and a sprained ankle and says fighting back was not worth it bringing the community together through music. the street pianos make their way back to boston opening the art installation at the city hall plaza. the public will have access to these instruments at 60 locations across boston and cambridge through october 10. you can go to streetpianosboston.org, and that has all of the locations. >> the sox are red hot this september, sweeping the orioles in baltimore. sandy leon puts the sox up 2-0 in the second with an rbi single. the orioles tie it up three

in the fifth and then hanley ramirez adds the insurance home run in the seventh. sox head to florida to take on the rays at 7:10. >> the cafeteria manager at an elementary school in texas says that she lost 100 pounds simply by eating the food that she serves students every day. tammy mcrae says that she ditched the junk food a year ago and started eating breakfast and lunch at school, things like cereal and fresh broccoli and cheese baked potato. a few months later, she noticed the weight coming off. she says she's sticking with it and feels healthier than ever. >> a beloved director and comedian pulling a prank on the president. mel brooks received an award for what the president called a lifetime of making the world laugh. and almost immediately after brooks jokingly tries to pants the president. but the president, as you can see, laughing.

i'm almost expecting him to be tackled by secret service. he reacts so quickly. hey, what are you doing? >> boxers. >> always wondered, right? 50's and 60's right now. not as cool as it was yesterday morning, especially north of the pike. notice it's about 5 to 10 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. we have a blanket on top of us. mother nature bringing in that blanket in the fm cover. you can see the along and north of the pike. brightest skies will be down in the south shore and the cape. to the north, we have rain, a lot moving more east than southward. with time as the front drops out, we will get in on some of these showers. behind this front, a little reality check. much cooler air poised to our north. you're going to feel a big change this weekend. one more mild day. southwesterly wind should push

degrees. we'll sneak into the lower 80's. looking for a high in boston of 84. 28 in lawrence. 83 in marshfield. southwesterly winds keep us in the upper 70's on cape cod. it's dry in the afternoon. by 5:00, 6:00, southern new hampshire, north shore, you'll see that front coming in with showers, a wind shift, and a temperature drop into the 60's. that makes its way toward boston out to worcester. by about 7:00, 8:00,ed 9:00 this evening. all the srs and the temperatures will be falling as the skies clear out. 40's and 50's as you're waking up tomorrow morning. it is a chilly start, a cooler day, but with loads of sunshine despite that. high temperatures not getting out of the 60's. sunday feeling like fall. if you're up early sunday morning, headed to church, soccer games, this is sunday morning. believe it or not, monday morning even cooler. a lot of 30's on the map by then. fall has arrived.

olessa, how are we doing? >> we're watching delays heading out the door along the zakim bridge. leverett connector as well. let's check the rest of your maps. this is 495. a southbound accident by 110. two trucks involved in this crash. there's some debris taking out part of the right lane. 93 south building volume out of methuen once again as you travel toward spot pond. 15 minutes eastbound 495 to 128. your ride on the expressway 20. braintree to boston. >> a massive data breach, the biggest ever at yahoo. it could affect more than the yahoo account. >> the common mistake. fall foods to buy now. the seasonal favorites offering health benefits. that is ahead. and a live look here this morning. and good morning to our friends in worcester.

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