eyeopener -- >> the presidential candidates meeting today in their first one-on-one debate with the questions that they'll have in the hot seat. >> two devastating losses in the sports world. the legacy left by arnold palmer and the emotional tribute to jose fernandez. >> questions after a woman is shot by a police officer in weymouth. why that officer felt threatened on the eye for this monday morning. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news eyeopener. >> also on the eye this monday morning, get an upgrade on your next flight. three tricks that could land you in first class. that's ahead in this half hour. thanks so much -- >> that would be nice. >> i know. that would be very nice. we'll have to tell you about those tricks. thanks for joining us. emily headed to new york to cover the presidential debate. >> good to be with you, erika. i'm randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. >> hopefully, you've got the heaters blasting in the car this

>> we've got frost potential we are dealing with and freeze warnings across northern new england where you see that lighter blue. it is along and primarily outside of 495 back through worcester county and to the western part of the state we're talking about a frost warning until 8:00 this morning. then pockets down to the south as well where we are running at the freezing mark in norwood. 36 bedford. 36 nashua. we're flirting with that freezing mark from orange to keene as well. in worcester, you see a lot of 30's down to taunton where it's at the freezing mark. it is a chilly start. we're watching for that scattered frost this morning. you can see above that skies are clear. we're going to have a lot of sunshine today. off to the west, this strip of rain coming in with the front. that will move in tonight and first thing tomorrow. chances of rain will drop off through the day tomorrow.

we are not getting up over 50 degrees until 9:00 a.m. lunchtime temperatures around 60. we hold in the 60's this afternoon. it's bright, a little chilly on this monday. let's get you out to the roads. heaters on full blast, olessa. good morning. >> good morning. absolutely. live look outside starting off, check of the pike. so far quiet start in both directions. let's see the rest of your ride. construction in the final stages 93 south at the zakim and also on the expwa tunnel. more work clearing as you by highland avenue and by the pike and your last construction zone on 128 south approaching route 2. so far no problems. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. >> thank you so much. firefighters on the scene of a fire at an abandoned school building in fitchburg, the fire breaking out overnight on academy street. firefighters had to strike four

other communities. >> coming up on 5:03. we are just hours away from a critical moment in the race for the white house. >> for the first time, the two candidates will share one stage. this morning the stakes really could not be higher. hillary clinton and donald trump facing off for their first one-on-one debate tonight in new york, home turf. >> they say she's been practicing. some say she's sleeping. >> you have to be prepa wacky stuff that comes at you. i am drawing on my experience in elementary school. >> we got a look as workers put the final touches on the stage at hofstra university in long island. this first debate will be divided into six segments. the audience is instructed not to boo or cheer. >> i'm very excited just to see what the candidates bring.

feeling. >> and how the candidates have been prepping? clinton diving into briefing material daily. >> it's unfair to ask hillary to play traffic cop with trump, make sure his lies are corrected. >> sources tell abc news trump hasn't focused on policy or held mock debates. >> he will answer the questions as we hope the questions go to policy, answer the questions that the amen they deserve and expect these candidates to be talking about the issues. >> even though it's only clinton and trump on-stage, green party candidate jill stein says she'll make her case just outside the debate hall. our own emily riemer headed to hofstra to cover this first presidential debate. coverage starts on wcvb at 9:00 tonight followed by complete analysis on newscenter 5 at 11:00. meantime, donald trump's running

in milford. new hampshire has become a battleground state in the looming election. that explains why hillary clinton will be back in the granite state later this week. former rival bernie sanders will join her at the university of new hampshire wednesday. they're expected to discuss college affordability. >> right now, there are still questions after police opened fire on a woman on the south shore in weymouth. at this hour, she's in the hospital. she's facing charges. the eyeopener's doug meehan in weymouth with why >> randy, good morning. the officer involved this morning saying he had to shoot the woman on king avenue because she refused to drop a knife. police say that the woman's mother frantically called 9-1-1 telling dispatchers her daughter was trying to kill herself. responding officer was confronted by that 46-year-old woman. she allegedly ignored his orders and he shot her in the stomach. >> i saw her just laying on the

and you could see, like, the blood on her shirt. >> we're told the woman does have a history of depression. this morning she is still at the hospital facing charges of assault with a dangerous weapon. her condition isn't clear. it's not exactly clear when she will face those charges. live in weymouth, doug meehan, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> doug, thank you. grief counselors are going to be available at an elementary school in grafton today after a tragic accident. that accident took the lifof a minivan hit that child near his home at the lordvale acres condo complex. a priest arrived on the scene yesterday to try and offer comfort to family and friends. investigators spent hours at the scene. at this point, they say it appears to have been an accident. >> today the world is mourning the loss of two sports figures, one who changed his sport forever and another who had barely begun what was sure to be a remarkable career.

complications. he was 87. palmer known as the king won seven major championships, but his reach went further, pioneering the marketing we know today. the miami marlins will be back on the field after the heart breaking loss of one of its own. this morning investigators are still probing the boat crash that killed jose fernandez and two of his friends. the boat was going full speed flipped over. they don't believe alcohol or drugs played a role. >> you just see that little kid that you see when -- when you watch kids play little league or something like that. that's the joy that jose played with. and the passion he felt about

old. he'd escaped cuba after several failed attempts at just 15. teams around the league held moments of silence yesterday. the red sox' david ortiz was overcome with emotion tweeting he didn't have words to describe his pain. >> 5:08. boston police are looking for suspects after six people were stabbed with broken bottles on district. the fight involved nearly 30 men in front of a club. two of the victims required surgery. it's not clear what started this brawl. everyone involved, though, is expected to recover from their injuries. right now, friends and family are desperate to find a boston university student. he's missing in new york city. zachery camhi vanished a week ago. he's a grad student at boston university. he was in new york last week to pick up his double bass from a

hotel in manhattan's east side. >> i was sure he was going to show up that day and then i was sure he was going to show up that night in the middle of the night and i was going to get a phone call from the police that i could go see him in a hospital somewhere. >> camhi was diagnosed as bipolar in 2013. he disappeared before in boston but never for this length of time. tips say he was recently seen around bryant park. >> no curfew in place in charlotte, north carolina. midnight. the demonstrations followed the killing of a black man by police. 43-year-old keith lamont scott was shot outside his s.u.v. parked near his apartment complex. police say scott was armed. witnesses say he was not. video does not settle the issue. a deadly officer-involved shooting is under investigation in new hampshire.

25-year-old cody lafont was killed. investigators with the attorney general's office aren't saying what led up to the shooting. no officers were hurt. >> a delta flight is forced to land early because of smoke and an odd smell. the source of that problem brought onboard by a passenger. beverly hospital helping pregnant women deal with an increasingly common problem. the treatment giving babies a better chance at a healthy life. fly first class without paying more. the simple moves that could get cindy? >> believe it or not, we are watching for areas of frost in some areas this morning. we're going to get to a lot of sunshine today. perhaps our brightest day of the week. our outlook for rain tomorrow and an unsettled weather pattern. take a look at these temperatures. don't go out of the house without a jacket. lots of 40's. even some 30's. just 36 degrees as you're

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>> hi. we're the cast and crew members from boston's duck tours. we're excited to be participating in art week boston, september 30th to october 9th. quack, quack. good morning, eyeopener. >> good morning. they're whacking ever so quacky there. thank you so much, sound effects. art week boston kicks off on thursday. >> wcvb, a proud sponsor. we'll be events right here on the eye. record your own wakup call. >> i'm hosting an art week event here on friday. >> there we go. >> we shall see. it's exciting. absolutely. hmm. >> it's cold. >> i think we talked about this was coming. >> we did. >> the reality is a harsh one. hits you right in the face. it's a little early. our average date of the first frost, even the western part of

we're about a week ahead of schedule. freeze warnings across northern new england. locally, frost advisories until 8:00 a.m. you can see a lot of worcester county from leominster to berry down through southern worcester county as well. we get these cold pockets here. every morning we're showing you norwood, taunton, cool pockets. here showing up. right at the freezing mark in taunton. 30's have snuck into the south coast around new bedford. notice martha's vineyard is in the upper 30's as well. we have reading in the mid 30's from bedford from nashua. there will be some frost out there this morning. not as much of an issue in the city of worcester and also in boston where we're holding at 49 degrees. this is one of the coldest mornings we've had in a long, long time.

now. that's some warmth streaming ahead of this frontal boundary pushing toward us for tomorrow. as it approaches, our temperatures are going to warm up tomorrow. it will come in with clouds and rain. this morning it is clear and we are going to see a lot of sunshine today. notice by 11:00 a.m., that wind is onshore. a sea breeze develops pretty quickly this morning. that's going to hold is in the low 60's at the coast. mid and upper 640's inland. 68 in taunt this a nice warm-up. clear skies this evening. by 5:00 tomorrow morning, west of worcester, here comes that strip of rain. that will move through during the morning commute tomorrow. 50's overnight. with that rain coming through. it does not rain all day tomorrow. notice by the afternoon, that front is pressing eastward. we're starting to dry out. the potential is there for about 1/4 to 1/2 inch of rain. there might be a little more on the cape and islands. the timing mostly is here during the morning hours.

that southerly wind. strip of rain is lingering through about 9:00 a.m., especially the south shore and cape where through about lunchtime we could have showers around. during the afternoon hours, this computer model showing we might brighten things up a little bit. maybe some breaks of sunshine in the afternoon. any sun we get today and tomorrow, don't see much later this week. a stalled weather pattern with this front backing up on wednesday. several ways of low pressure may develop along it. the shower threat is going to linger wednesday, thursday, friday, saturd n hey, we'll take what we can get. let's get you out to the roads monday morning. let the car warm up. >> you're going to need that. live look outside by the pike. eastbound heading to the bottom of the screen. traffic is quiet both ways. not seeing any problems. let's get to the maps and check the rest of the right. 93 south at the zam and also on the expressway by the o'neill tunnel. no troubles on route 3. a quiet start on 23 and 95. we did have road work by

construction cleared on the southbound side of 128 at the pike and no problems over by 128 on route 2. north of town is a quiet start on 93 south. no troubles that. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. the mbta control board meets. among topics, overnight bus service. supporters say it can be created without much expense. the agency came under fire when it was eliminated. >> olessa, thanks so much. your health this monday morning -- beverly hospital getting a big grant to help fight addiction. the one million dollars in funding to be used to treat pregnant women impacted by the opioid crisis. lawrence and lowell will be getting similar grants. >> new problems for samsung this morning. a delta flight was forced to make an unscheduled landing in england. there had been smoke that

the galaxy note 7 smartphone has already been recalled because of overheating batteries. the faa issued a warning about taking them on planes. in this case, investigators believe the samsung tablet got wedged in a seat on the detroit to amsterdam flight and started smoking. your economy headlines for this monday morning -- new census data find progress when it comes to poverty in this country. the new report found 3.5 milli above the poverty line. african americans and hispanics saw the greatest growth. economists credit the growing number of jobs created since the end of the recession. >> checking the markets, asian stocks were mostly lower overnight as investors keep a close eye on the looming presidential debate. right now, u.s. stock futures are lower. economists warning new volatility in the white house race could trigger new

three steps you can take to score a free seat upgrade on your next flight. >> flight times that business travelers are less likely to be on a plane. avoid early monday morning flights as well as thursday and friday evening flights. planes tend to be the crew most lookly try a foreign carrier. those flights were only 62% full. that increases your odds of landing a free upgrade. >> don't be shy to ask, i guess. that's my problem. >> oh, no, no. i know people who are never shy. >> i'll go with you. turning snapchat into a fashion statement. >> and feats of strength at logan airport on eyepoppers

ishing at sea. a man convicted of killing an army veteran learns his punishment today. prosecutors say he tried to evade police for years. president obama and leonardo dicaprio are teaming up. the challenge they're taking on

>> here we are on a beautiful autumn morning celebrating our 20th annual paces for bases walk. >> good morning eyeopenener. >> good morning. a group helping parents and kids with facial differences. it was great to be there with

one of the many organizations and events we support as boston's community leader. it was fantastic there in wakefield. >> we had a lot of sunshine yesterday. we'll have that again today although we're starting chilly this morning. lots of 30's and 40's on the map. areas of frost as well, especially along and outside of 495. skies are clear. loads of sunshine. temperatures come up into the 50's by 9:00. we'll hold in the 60's with a sea breeze. low 60's in boston. only 64 ee as well, 68 degrees. not a bad day. lots of sunshine. mid to upper 60's on the cape. tomorrow, some rain coming in early on, then some showers lingering into wednesday as well. erika? >> it is now 5:25. time for eyepoppers. olessa, cool shades. >> we're talking about snapchat. you can wear sunglasses and record video.

they cost $130 a pair and will be available in limited quantity later this fall. 150 million people use snapchat daily. i'm not one of those people. >> i'm not either. >> one, two, three. >> 18 teams pulling a jetblue passenger plane 24 feet to benefit the american cancer society. this is the second year for the the winning team was the malden fire department. >> wow. very good. >> i think we should have a channel 5 team. we'll get somewhere. >> go, team! boston schools good overhaul enrollment at high schools. and a corpse flower. stopping and smelling the corpse flower in new hampshire.

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>> now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- >> head to head for the first time. what to watch when hillary clinton and donald trump walk into that debate stage tonight. >> a woman shot by police in weymouth. the questions being asked this morning.

what an army veteran's killer will face in court. >> a connecticut man found alive after vanishing at sea, but there is still big mystery here, on the eye. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. >> 5:30 monday morning heading into school, work, and heading to the airport. we're looking at the mass pike in boston this morning at this hour. good morning. thank you for joining us >> i'm erika tarantal along with cindy and olessa. emily on her way to long island for the debate tonight. >> big night. >> only a little bit warmer. >> it's a cool morning. >> i know. if you step out of the house and by habit don't have a jacket, you're going to stop and turn around and you'll need one definitely. we have freeze warnings up across northern new england, here locally frost advisories basically along and outside of 495. this is until 8:00 this morning.

south of town like norwood. likely frost for you there scattered about. 36 bedford. 36 nashua. look at the 30's going all the way down to the vineyard. last check, falmouth, you dipped to 39. 33 in taunton. 39 in new bedford. it is a chilly start. the skies above are clear. high pressure on top of us today. it's going to be beautiful. today could be the brightest rain in overnight till tomorrow morning. that chance goes down after lunchtime tomorrow. but we will see needed rain tomorrow. today's wall-to-wall sunshine and a slow recovery. by 9:00 a.m., over 50 degrees. the 60's this afternoon with a sea breeze. low to mid 60's at the coast. 68 down in taunton this morning where you're 33 right now. warmer temperatures this

warm up. >> it is chilly. thank you, cindy. a live look at the pike by alston-brighton. one early morning crash on route 3 by bergen parkway. expect delays to start building. typically building this time anyway. your trip on the pike 15 minutes eastbound 495 to 128. 128 looks good with all the overnight construction wrapped up nice and ear. methuen to the leverett connector. >> firefighters on the scene of a fire at an abandoned school building in fitchburg. this fire broke out overnight on academy street. it's an abandoned school building. firefighters had to strike four alarms to bring in outside help from other communities. we're told there are no injuries there. we're bringing you more information on this firefighting effort as we get it.

donald trump and hillary clinton go head to head in their first debate. it will be held at hofstra university in new york. coverage begins at 9:00 p.m. right here on wcvb. >> right now a weymouth woman is in the hospital. she was shot by police. officers say that she refused to drop a large knife after they confronted her on king avenue yesterday. she's charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. in a matter of hours, a man convicted in the murder of an army his future. >> the eye's sera congi is live in boston to set the stage for today's sentencing. >> peter castillo will learn his sentence later this morning more than four years after the murder took place in a boston parking garage. castillo, a 28-year-old man from salem, was found guilty of first-degree murder last week. he now faces a mandatory life sentence without the possibility of parole. he was convicted of shooting 22-year-old stephen perez in the

perez was an army sniper who served in iraq and afghanistan. castillo went into hiding in the dominican republic before being arrested and brought back to the u.s. last year. he'll be formally sentenced this morning at 10:00 a.m. live at the suffolk superior courthouse, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> thank you. right now a connecticut man is recovering after he was found alive more than a week after vanishing at sea. the crew of a freighter found the 22-year-old nathan carman drifting on yesterday. carman and his mom, linda, were reported missing last sunday. they didn't come back from a fishing trip. the coast guard did search roughly 60,000 square miles for the two of them, suspending their efforts on friday. coast guard says nathan doesn't have any life-threatening injuries. we have no updates at this point on where linda carman might be. >> new this morning -- boston is considering a new overhaul to deal with sharp enrollment decline.

schools that end at grade 6 and high schools that start at grade 7. superintendent tommy chang tells "the globe" it could boost the quality of education for middle school students. the preliminary plan is expected to be presented to the school committee next month. and today the state is set to release the results of the mcas and parcc exams. it will show which schools are underperforming and which have improved enough to exit the category. that's a combination of the two exams. >> firefighters are investigating a deadly fire in greenfield. this massachusetts state employee is among the victims. brian tower is his name. he worked for the state police 28 years. the fire on meridian street took the life of his wife, florenda. when firefighters got to the

intense for them to go inside. no word on what may have started that fire. >> it's 5:35 right now. commitment 2016 with some tame races in massachusetts, the reason for the quiet election season here. also, a special dedication for the marathon bombing victims. the tribute meant to give both peace and encouragement. ahead in news to go --

>> good morning. welcome back to the eyeopener. is there something about your commute bugging you or a traffic mystery you can't figure out? you can ask olessa. tweet me, ask at my facebook page, or email askolessa@hearst.com. as far as the roads this morning, it's a quiet start. live look at the pike. a check by alston-brighton. a fairly quiet start.

>> it is a chilly start. frost advisories where you see the most along and outside of 495. watch for that. otherwise, sunshine all day long and temperatures do recover. into the 60's this afternoon. enjoy the sun today. we've got needed rain tomorrow. the chance of showers as a lot of clouds lingering much of the week. erica? >> cindy, thanks so much. a dedication for a new memorial for the victims of the marathon dedication of the krystle campbell peace garden. she was killed three years ago in the bombing. mayor marty walsh among the speakers at the dedication. krystle's parents there placing a white rose on a plaque for her daughter. >> she loved things like patriots day. i hope people get a lot of relaxation and love this place. >> the peace garden pays tribute to the three other victims of

lingzi and sean collier. >> remembering a golf legend and an up and coming ace. tragedies hitting the sports world. the states new efforts to fight a cure for a.l.s. and a corpse flower blooming in new hampshire. what some experts say smells worse. we continue on this monday morning with new england's

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>> good morning. we're coming up on 5:44 on this monday morning. news to go starts with video from iowa. stormy weather dumped a lot of rain in a short amount of time causing major flooding there, you can see. >> we're dealing with the cold, but we're going to be dealing with wet weather, too. >> it's actually the same system. when you look at it now, you saw the pictures of flooding and you look at the radar and chicago. they had a lot of rain in a short period of time. it did result in flooding. that's what we're watching for our area tomorrow. chances of rain come in after midnight tonight. they're highest tomorrow through lunchtime and taper off into the afternoon. it's not going to rain all day. it's going to rain. we need the rain. absolutely. today we're starting out with clear skies and it is all about the chilly temperatures. we've got freeze warnings across northern new england and here locally frost advisories.

worcester county and in our pockets down to the south as well. worcester county, southern new hampshire, and there could be frost through the coastline through the south shore. taunton, 32. new bedford, 39. we've got upper 30's on the vineyard now. sitting at 30 degrees in norwood. we dropped a couple of degrees there. 30's showing up orange to keen. boston 49. in boston through 8:00. it will be 9:00 a.m. before we are up in the 50's. sunshine all day long. by late morning, 11:00 a.m. or so, already that sea breeze is kicking in. so low 60's at the coast. mid and upper 60's inland. it's going to be a beautiful day. skies are mainly clear all day long. a couple of clouds in here this evening. overnight they've picked up quickly. worcester on westward, there'll be showers around. those are going to impact the morning commute.

toward the cape and islands and shifting offshore. there may be late-day brightening. the potential is there for 1/4 to 1/2 inch of rainfall. and that will be showing up for you coming up tomorrow. so early rain, temperatures jump into the 70's and still showers around on wednesday. temperatures back down into the mid 60's. get you out to the roadways. olessa, how are we looking? >> not too bad. one crash on route 3. the pike is quiet. a check by the crash along route 3 northbound, bergen parkway, one lane is closed. pike is still only about 15, 495 to 128. 128 no delays at this point. 93 south building volume out of methuen into andover and the leverett connector. trains and buses running on schedule. >> we're calling breaking news. firefighters on the scene of a

fitchburg on academy street. no injuries have been reported. in hours, donald trump and hillary clinton will share the debate stage for the first time. political analysts say clinton needs to appear trustworthy and find ways to connect with the audience while trump needs to show he has the temperament for the oval office. emily riemer is headed to hofstra to cover this first presidential debate. coverage starts on wcvb at 9:00 tonight followed by complete analysis on newscenter 5 at 11:00. emily will lead the eye. >> 5:47. the woman remains in the hospital after she was shot by a police officer. >> the eye's doug meehan is live in weymouth to explain why that officer says he was forced to draw his weapon. doug? >> erika, randy, yes, good morning. according to that officer who responded to king avenue yesterday in weymouth, that woman was hysterical and came at him with a knife.

of the apartment complex yesterday. the suspect's mother calling police, saying her 46-year-old daughter was trying to kill herself. when the officer arrived, she allegedly refused to drop the knife and the officer was forced to shoot her in the stomach. she's at the hospital. her condition is unknown. live in weymouth this morning, doug meehan, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> the man convicted of killing an army veteran in a boston sentenced this morning. 28-year-old peter castillo was found guilty of first-degree murder last week. the victim, 22-year-old stephen perez of revere, was shot in the back during a fight in the theater district parking garage in 2012. castillo fled to the dominican republic and was brought back to the u.s. last year. he faces a mandatory life sentence without the possibility of parole. the hearing gets underway at 10:00. live at the suffolk superior courthouse, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5.

arnold palmer largely credited with bringing golf to the masses. he died yesterday at the age of 87. known as the king, won seven major championships, but his reach went further than that, pioneering the sport's marketing that we know of today that has helped athletes reap millions in endorsements. >> the miami marlins will be back on the field today after the heartbreaking loss of the boat crash that killed the team's pitching ace and two friends. the boat was going full speed when it rammed into a jetty and flipped over. they do not believe alcohol or drugs played a role. >> billerica man was taken to the hospital after this crash. the man's car got hung up in a tree when he drove off the interstate in concord.

somerville man hit and killed by a vehicle in medford. 41-year-old alberto santo-flores. the driver kept going. state police have not released a description of the driver or the vehicle involved. >> an attleboro man will be in court charged with driving drunk and slamming into a police cruiser. jeremiah garrett-levine was speeding and checking his phone when he hit that cruiser in a rotary. the crash sent sergeant william steeves to the hospital. he is expected to recover. >> when it comes to legislative races in the commonwealth, most candidates are facing no opposition. of the 160 seats up for grabs in the house this november, the general election, 116 races are unopposed. that's about 72%. a similar story in the state senate where candidates in 25 races are not facing a challenger. >> the city-wide curfew in

it was put into place last week following days of unrest tied to the police shooting of keith lamont scott. the protesting continued outside a carolina panthers game yesterday. they were peaceful. >> one man is dead, a suspect is charged at a starbucks in vegas. the two were arguing when one pulled out a gun. there were other customers inside the starbucks at the time. the suspect left behind backpack in the restaurant prompting evacuation. a bomb squad was called and determined there was no explosive in that backpack. >> a washington state man charged in a deadly mall rampage will appear in court today. police captured arcan cetin saturday after nearly 24-hour manhunt. he's accused of shooting five people at a mall in seattle. he had several run-ins with authorities, records showing he was involved in more than half a

>> president obama's signature climate change policy goes to court this week. oral arguments are set to begin tomorrow as the u.s. court of appeals hears the case. at issue is a clerical error. >> next month, president obama will be joine dicaprio for a discussion on climate change. after the talk, the new documentary "before the flood" will debut on the south lawn of the white house. the film is presented by national geographic. the big day at the state house. governor baker set to unveil the a.l.s. license plate. sales will benefit a.l.s. something is smelling rotten in the state of new hampshire.

it has bloomed. 2,000 people flocked in see it at this greenhouse. they were there to get a whiff, get a picture or two. this is the first time in about five years the corpse flower has bloomed. >> it's a little stinky, but my garbage smells worse. >> it was kind of gross. >> like out in the field where the cows have been. >> i've smelled dirty diapers and >> it's cool we can have a tropical plant in new hampshire. >> the tropical flower -- in case you missed it, folks, it will not bloom again at dartmouth until the year 2021. and you, too, can stand in line and smell dirty diapers and rotting garbage. >> they all went home and did a laundry. >> this smalls awful.

i'm good. yeah. all right. check out these temperatures. you know it is chilly here, but look to the north. 20's on mount washington. we're below freezing in lewiston maine. look at saranac lake, new york. in the 20's. definitely some freezing that way where there's a freeze warning. locally, we've got a frost advisory up through 8:00 this morning. and after worcester county out through the berkshires and pockets south of boston as well where it is chilly. degrees. some frost likely there. mid 30's nashua to bedford. keen at 32. we've dropped to 32 degrees in taunton as well. at the freezing mark there. 30's showing up. falmouth and down toward the vineyard. you can see just a little bit of brightening. sun not up until 6:36. but clear skies, light winds, and very dry air in place. dew point's in the 30's. we're going to have that throughout the day today. this little strip of more humid air kind of feeding up through

frontal boundary. this is going to cross our area tomorrow and bring us some needed rainfall. again, it doesn't get in here until tonight. the potential is there for 1/4 to 1/2 inch of rain across the area. we'll take that. today we've got sunshine. you see the sunrise at 6:36. we don't get up to the 50's until 9:00 a.m. you'll want that jacket most of the day, this afternoon, mid to upper 60's. clouds thicken up tonight, clear here come the clouds. showers approaching you in the worcester area. they will cross over into boston during the morning commute. there's a new tropical wave way out there, but this is likely going to head toward the caribbean over the course of the next week or so. we'll keep you posted on that. the rain coming in tomorrow comes in mostly in the morning. by lunchtime, notice how the showers shift down toward the cape and offshore? we should dry off in the afternoon hours tomorrow. it's only temporary. those clouds back up on

some showers pretty much all week long. it's a pretty unsettled week ahead. not raining all the time, but the chance for some showers. let's get you out to the roads. olessa, getting busier out there. >> watching a couple of problem spots. flashing lights northbound on the expressway approaching a crash by columbia road. this is a check by the gas tank. you can see the heavy trip that awaits you. let's check out the rest of your ride. just south, a crash on route 3 northbound. once again, there's the crash on the expressway by columbia road. 93 south, a new accident just coming in here by route 133. if you're traveling out of methuen, a heavy right approaching that crash. picking up volume once again approaching spot pond. >> that brawl in boston's theater district that left six

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