>> the presidential candidates meeting today in their first one-on-one debated, the questions that will have them in the hot seat. >> two losses in the sports world. the legacy left by arnold palmer and the emotional tribute to jose fernandez. >> questions after a woman is why the officer felt threatened on the eye for this monday morning. >> three tricks that could land you in first class, ahead in this half-hour, i'm erika tarantal. emily heads to new york to cover

i'm randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. you might be saying, speaking of flying. >> it has been taking a while to get here but finally fall. it is going to shock you. it is so chilly out there, a frost advisory, so 8:00 this morning, along and outside of 495 at worcester county, but some 30s showing up closer to freezing mark right now, so likely some frost for you, and even on the north shore, beverly in the upper 30s, 34 in bedford, 35 in nashua, and boston has dropped to 48 degrees , and at the freezing mark, down to taunton and on the vineyards, 37, 39 in fal mouth. jacket at the bus stop, or sweatshirt, and getting off the bus, milder, some sunshine in the 60s we go this afternoon,

is going to be working in our direction, and bringing in some rain. it does not get in here today, and tonight the rain chances go up, they are highest tomorrow through lunchtime, and they taper off in the afternoon, but today wall tau wall sunshine, set up at 6:36. we spend the afternoon in the 60s. 64 the high this afternoon in boston, some of the 60s farther inland, a bright but a chilly start out there today for sure. olessa, you are going to want some time to heat up. >> a live look at the expressway. you can see the northbound side, bumper to bumper. they are approaching a crash by columbia road. let's go to the maps and once again, that crash is northbound with one lane closed so expect delays back to the split, and almost a half-hour ride, and south of there, just clearing an accident on route 3, and along,

methuen, two accidents, one by route 110 and another by 133, so if you are head that go way, expect the lane to be closed for both. once you get past it, more delays down to the spot pond, so far, trains and buses, no problems there, and they are operating on schedule. >> thanks so much, breaking news, firefighters on the scene of a fire at an abandoned school building in pittsburgh. the fire breaking out on academy street. firefighters had to strike four alarms. we're told that luckily injuries. we'll bring you more information as we get it. >> right now we're 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, and this morning, the stakes could not be higher. >> hillary clinton and donald trump, facing off for their first one-on-one debate tonight in new york. home turf for both of them. we got a look as workers put the touches on the time stage at hofstra, long island, this first debate between clinton and trump will be divided into six

minutes, the audience is instructed not to boo or to cheer. both candidates trying to prove where they should lead the nation. >> i am very excited just to see what the candidates bring. i think the first debate will kind of solidify how i'm feeling. >> and how the candidates have been prepping? clinton diving into briefing materials daily. >> it's unfair to ask for hillary to play traffic cop with trump, make sure that his lies are corrected, and to also wants to do. >> the senior campaign sources tell abc news that trump hasn't really 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 american people have. they deserve and expect these candidates to be talking about the issues. >> now even though it's only clinton and trump on the stage, green party candidate jill stein says that she will make her case just outside of the debate hall.

first debate. coverage starts right here on wcvb followed by complete analysis on newscenter 5 at 11:00. donald trump's running mate will be stumping for votes in new hampshire today. mike pence will headline a rally in milford. new hampshire has become a battleground state in the looming election. and that explains why hillary clinton, herself, will be back in the granite state later. former rival bernie sanders will join her on wednesday, and they are affordability. >> and right now there is still questions after police opened fire on a woman in waymouth. the eye's doug meehan is there this morning with why police say that they had to shoot. doug: good morning. the officer involved said that he had to shoot that woman here on king avenue because she refused to drop a knife. now according to place, they say that the woman's mother called

trying to kill her, a responding officer was confronted by that woman. she allegedly ignored his orders, and he had to shoot her in the stomach. >> i saw her laying on the ground, and like she had an oxygen mask on, and you could see like the blood on her shirt. >> we are told the woman does have a history of depression. this morning she's still at the hospital facing charges of assault with a dangerous weapon, although the condition is unclear. that means that it's unclear when she will face those charges. we're live in weymouth this morning. randy: thank you. grief counselors will be on hand in grafton today after a tragic accident taking the life of a five-year-old boy, a minivan hit the child near his home at the lord veil acres complex, shortly after that, a priest arrived to offer comfort to family and friends.

>> and today the world of sports is mourning the loss of two figures. one who changed his sport forever and another who had barely begun what was sure to be a remarkable career. palmer is credited with bringing golf to the masses. he died of heart complication, he was 87, palmer, known as the king, won seven championships, but his reach went further still, pioneering the sports marketing we know today, and that's helped the athletes reap millio and the miami marlins will be back on the field today after the loss of one of their own. this morning investigators probing the boat crash that killed jose hernandez and two friends. the victims were going full speed when they hit a jetty and it flipped over. the marlins had a press conference hours after the crash.

see. you watch the kids play little league and the passion that he felt about playing. >> fernandez was just 24 years old. he had escaped cuba after several attempts, at just 15. teams around the league held moments of silence. the red sox david ortiz, a friend of fernandez,rc pain. >> police are looking for a suspect after six people were stabbed with knives and broken bottles. it happened in the theater district. a witness tells the globe the fight involves nearly 30 men in front of this club. two of the victims required surgery. it is not clear what started the brawl. everyone involved is expected to recover. and right now, friends and family are guess separate to

student. he's gone missing in new york city. zachary vanished a week ago, the 25-year-old is a grad student at bu. he was in new york to pick up his double base from a friend. he was last seen leaving the w. hotel in-man's east side. he was diagnosed at bipolar in 2013 according to his friends. he disappeared in boston before but never for this amount of in charlotte, north carolina. the mayor lifting the curfew after days of protests. the demonstration followed the killing of a black man by police officers. 43-year-old keith lamont scott was shot outside his suv, which was parked near his apartment complex. police claim that scott was armed while residents say that he was not. video of the shooting was released by police on saturday but does not appear to settle that issue. >> a delta flight forced to land

brought onboard by one passenger, and beverly hospital helping pregnant women deal with an increasingly common problem. the treatment giving babies a better chance at a healthy life, and fly first class without paying more. the simple moves that can get you moved out of coach. >> and you are going to want your heaters on. it's chilly out there. frost advisory up and we'll talk about the trend this afternoon and the outlook for rain tomorrow, and that's ahead ready to head out the door, turn around and make sure that you have a jacket, 40s right now but look at nashua, down to 35 degrees.

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participating in our play september 30 through october 9. good morning eyeopener. randy: good morning. they are so wacky and quackky. yes, indeed they are. watch out. >> it's toughing to everyone ready for art week which kicks off this thursday. >> yeah, we will be highlighting different events on the eyeopener. if you have an event? >> it's ani do different things, in needham, we're hosting something on friday, too. >> come on over. >> very neat, yes. >> well, something beautiful to share with us, it looks like a work of art this morning. >> gorgeous. >> like a painting. >> yes. >> little deceiving this morning. >> it looks cold, actually. >> and maybe it's not deceiving because it is chilly but beautiful this morning, and mainly clear skies, and light winds, and we're talking about frost this morning, which is a little early, the average day of

berkshires and southwest new hampshire, the first week or so of october, which you know, that's not of that away, octobet early for this time of year to be talking about the frost, but freeze warnings across northern new england locally, and yeah, frost advisory, primarily along and outside of 495, so a lot of you in worcester county but also the cold pockets in the low lying spots south of town where the cold air pools and rains down, and typically where we see norwood and taunton on the map showing up col 37 now, all the way down to the south coast and new bedford, and then to the vineyards, 39 in falmouth, and boston 48, but it's just checking, that appears to be the coldest that we have been since may 16, we're down to 49 yesterday morning, so 48 this morning, 47 in worcester, and look at keenan, orange, and jeffrey, as well, nashua 35, and on the north shore of beverly 39, so it's chilly here, right, look off to the west.

65 in cincinnati. and that's a bit of milder air coming out ahead of a frontal boundary producing showers. we're going to get both tomorrow. in on the showers, and we're going to warm up the temperatures, but clear skies now, and sunshine all day long, and the winds are light, so by noon, they are coming in, the sea breeze today, low 60s at the coast, 64 in boston and notice inland, a few degrees milder, 67 in nashua and 68 in taunton. tonight we fall back only into the 50s around, and you can see by 5:00 tomorrow, showers approaching into the worcester area, and this does come through quickly by the afternoon hours. , the front has passed so the potential is there for a quarter to a half an inch of rain with this system. in terms of timing the rain, i think the morning hours are the wettest time period. impacts on the morning commute for sure, six through 9:00, and by the time that we get towards later morning and into

and then during the afternoon it's drier but clouds may linger, and that trend will be with us. the front backs on up and we get into this weather pattern, so a lot of clouds and the chance for some showers on wednesday, thursday, and friday and saturday. let's get you out to the roads. you will need the heaters on. >> and pack your patience. here's the northbound side, and you can see they have a crash here that they are clearing, it's partially right lane. several vehicles involved and you have got a heavy backup back to the braintree split on the northbound side. so if you are heading this way, budget in that extra travel time. that crash is northbound, and you do have one lane shut down at this point, and those delays, a half-hour, back into braintree. once you get south of town, 24 heavy out of brockton, route 3 slow from weymouth, with the crash gone, and 95 northbound heavy out of sharon and your ride eastbound, 15 to 20, 495 to 128.

another by 133, delays back into methuen, and then that picks up in wilmington, stop and go down to the spot pond. so far, no problems with the trains and buses. they are operating on dead. the fiscal and management board meets today, creating overnight bus service. supporters of the proposal say it could be accomplished without great expense. the agency came under fire after late night service was eliminated because of the cost concerns, and on the agenda, the rail. >> thanks so much. your health this monday morning. beverly hospital is getting a grant to fight addiction. the $1 million in funding is to be used to treat pregnant women impacted by the opioid crisis. the hospital treated 68 babies, one with issues because of the drug exposure, in the past two years. lawrence and lowell will get similar grants. >> new problems for samsung this morning. the delta flight forced to make an unscheduled landing in england after smoke, that

overheated samsung tablet. the note 7 smart-phone has been recalled because of overheating batteries. concerns about that. the faa has a warning. in this case, they believe the tablet got wedged in a seat on the detroit to amsterdam flight and then started overheating and smoking. >> it's 6:19. checking the markets, asian stocks were mostly lower as investors keep a close eye on the looming presidential debate. u.s. stock futures are economists warn new volatility in the white house race could trigger new volatility in the markets. new this morning, three steps to take to score a free seat upgrade on your next flight. >> taking the flight in style. and flight times, business travelers are less likely to be on the plane. avoid that monday morning. don't go today. that as well as thursday and friday evening flights. planes tend to be emptier on

hang around the gate because a coach can sometimes get overbooked. be the last person to board the plane. the crew most likely won't want to take the time to get someone off the plane to upgrade them. try flying with a foreign carrier. last year those flights were only 62% full. that increases your odds of landing a free upgrade. >> all right. be nice if it worked. turning snapchat into a fashion statement >> and you have got to see in that. and new at 6:30, a man found alive more than a week after vanishing at sea. the mystery still remaining, in this survival story. >> the man convicted of killing an army veteran. how he tried to evade police for years. >> president barack obama and leonardo dicaprio teaming up. the challenge they are taking on together. that's ahead on the eyeopener

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>> here we are at wakefield celebrating our 20th annual paces for f randy: good morning to everybody who came out to support the foundation for faces of children. a great group helping parents and kids with facial differences, get the information and the surgery that they need, great to be there with all the folks from yesterday, and one of the many organizations that we support here as boston's community leaders, a beautiful day for the walk. >> it sure was, although it started out chilly yesterday morning, and it's colder out there this morning.

where you can see the blue behind me here, along and outside of 495, until 8:00 this morning. the skies are clear but the winds are calm. we're in the 40s in boston, as we take a look there, but a lot of 30s on the map this morning, so you will want to bundle up for sure. temperatures coming up to around 50 by 8:00, and then we'll hold in the lower 60s near the coastline this afternoon with the late day high clouds. upper 60's farther inland, and mid 60s for you on the cape, and enjoy the sunshine today, we have rain coming in especially early tomorrow, and we jum and linger with showers and a lot of clouds on wednesday. randy. randy: it's time for eyepoppers. >> i don't know if you have a nap chat account but you can wear sunglasses that records the video. they are called spectacles and can record up 10 seconds at the time. it will be available in limited quantities later this fall about 150 million people do snapchat

be careful what you wear, though. olessa: that is an impressive feat at logan all for charity. 18 teams took this jetblue passenger plane, 24 feet to benefit the american cancer society. this was the second year for the pulling for hope event. this year more than 88,000 was raised, and the winning team was this group. we should randy: you would be a great team and i will be the anchor. olessa: i will be on the plane collecting the snacks. randy: ok. >> and olessa lab doing the prewedding workout so she is the strong one in the group. >> boston public schools could overall enrollment at high schools. and also a flower blooms in new hampshire. visitors say the smell reminds them of.

the right lane, you can see it is closed there. olessa will have an update when

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i'm a public school teacher in massachusetts, and i've reviewed question 2. it will make public education even stronger, because question 2 would allow more access to public charter schools, so parents have more choices for their kids' education, and public charter schools don't take funds away from public education. in fact, question 2 will result in massachusetts. please vote yes on question 2 for stronger public schools. randy: head-to-head for the first time, what to expect when hillary clinton and donald trump hit the stage for the first time tonight.

>> he survived two wars but was begunked down in boston. what an army veteran will face in court today. >> a man found alive after vanishing at sea but there is big mystery here. >> we are following breaking news in fitsberg. there was a fire at a nearby building, an abandoned school on academy street, no class today at an update on that fire in a moment. >> 6:30 on this monday morning. sky 5 live here over the expressway in boston, and you can see there is a problem -- this is the northbound lane where there is a problem there, on the -- right at the lanes, and olessa will be following up on that for you. good morning and thank you for joining us, i'm randy price. >> i'm erika tarantal, and emily on her way to hofstra for the big debate tonight.

>> yeah. >> it's a little chilly outside this morning but it's bright and beautiful, and this is a live look in boston right now. probably don't want to walk outside without the jacket, if you do you may turn around because we have freeze warnings up across northern new england and here locally, and a frost advisory where you can see the blue, and this is still 8:00 this morning, within this area lots of 30s showing up, and you can see that here, we're looking at 34 degrees in bedford, and nashua 35, on the north shore, beverly you are in the 30s, and 32, flirting with that freezing mark, we dropped below there now in taunton, so likely some frost through this your. we have got 30s down on the cape this morning, and also on the vineyard, so the kids will want a jacket or some sort of layer at the bus stop this morning. and getting off the bus this afternoon, they will probably have it in their hands or backpacks because it will be in the 60s, the sunshine, a really beautiful afternoon, off to the west there is a front, this is going to bring us needed rain tomorrow, comes in overnight into tomorrow morning,

the way tomorrow, and wall-to-wall sunshine today but 8:00, just barely 50 degrees, and we're in the low 60s this afternoon at the coast with the sea breeze, warmer in the mid and upper 60's inland, a beautiful day, but already some trouble we're watching on the roads, and it's a busy ride, thank you, a live look outside, this is the expressway northbound by columbia road and you can see the right lane is closed for that crash. it has been out there for some time and really backing things up all the way to the braintree spli on the expressway, expect this to back you up. let's get over to the maps and check out the rest of the ride. there is a crash you just saw and the delays are starting all the way back from braintree almost 35 minutes now from braintree into boston. south of town 24 heavy out of brockton, delays on then from sharon, and route 3 doing a bit better with an accident cleared. pike eastbound right now your trip is 30, as you travel from 495 to 128, and 93 south looks a little better out of methuen. accident cleared by 110, and

south of there that volume picks up down to the spot pond. randy: updating the breaking news we're following this morning, firefighters still on the scene of a fire and an abandoned school. this is academy street. no injuries reported, bub as we mentioned, classes are canceled today because it's scene. >> donald trump and hillary clinton go head-to-head in their first debate held at hoff straw university in new york. >> a way timeout woman is in the hospital shot by police officers. the officers say that she refused to drop a large knife afternoon they confronted her on king avenue yesterday. she's charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. >> and it's a matter of hours

learn his future. >> sera congi is live to set the stage for the sentencing. sera? >> erika and randy, peter castillo will be sentenced this morning. more than four years after the murder took place in a garage. the 28-year-old was found guilty of first degree murder. he now faces a mandatory sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole. he was convicted of shooting steven perez in the back during perez was an army sniper who served in iraq and afghanistan. he went into hiding before being arrested, and brought back to the u.s. last year. that sentencing hearing gets underway at 10:00 this morning. live at the suffolk superior courthouse, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: a connecticut man is recovering after he was found live more than a week after vanishing at sea.

inflatable life raft. he and his mom linda were reported missing last sunday when they did not come back from a fishing trip off the coast of rhode island. the coast guard had searched roughly 60,000 square miles for the two of them, suspending the effort on friday. the coast guard says nathan doesn't have fully life threatening injuries. no word on when carmen might be. >> boston is considering a new overhaul to deal w the idea is to create elementary schools that end at great six and high schools that start at grade seven. they say it could boost the quality of education for middle school students. the plan is expected to be presented next month. and today the state is set to release the results of the parcc and mcas examents. it will show which are labeled as underperforming and which

the state plans to launch a new test that's a combination. exams. >> firefighters are investigating a fire in greenfield. the massachusetts state police employee was among the victims. brian tower is his name. he serviced radio systems and worked with the state police for 28 years. yesterday's fire on meridian street also took the life of his wife, and her son and her five-year-old grandson. the firefighters got to the scene. the flames were no word this morning on what may have started the fire. >> it's 6:36. commitment 2016 with some tame races in massachusetts. the reason for the quiet election season here, and also a dedication for the victims of the marathon bombings, the tribute meant to give peace and encourage it, and we continue to follow breaking news right now in fitsberg. there is a school closed today because of this fire.

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a traffic mystery? post on my facebook page or email me at askolessa@hearst.com. i will get answers for you and share them right here, our roads this morning busy if you are heading out the door, expressway, here from sky 5 over by the gas tank, we have the delays approaching this crash it's causing a heavy backup, 35 minutes from this up to this incident scene, and i will keep you post and had let you know when it clears, you will need to turn the heat on this morning. >> plenty t warm up this morning. frost advisory up, as you get out towards 495 and into worcester, south of boston, lots of 30s and frost around. and we have the frost advisory through 8:00, and the temperatures recover nicely into the 60s. today likely the brightest day of the week so soak up your vitamin d, needed rain on the way early tomorrow. with showers lingering much of the week. >> thank you, a dedication for a new memorial honoring the victims of the marathon attacks.

campbell peace garden. the 29-year-old was killed more than three years ago in the marathon bombings. the boston mair marty walsh, and crystal's parents were also there placing a white rose on a plaque for their daughter. >> she loved things, like everything else. yeah. i hope people get a lot of relaxation from this. >> the peace garden pays tribute to the three shawn collier and others. >> a fire at an abandoned building impacting school today in that community, and a new way to fight als, the state's new effort to find a cure, and a corpse flower, blooming in new hampshire, what some visitors say smells worse. that's ahead on the eye. good morning to all of our viewers in central massachusetts. this is our live camera in

randy: good monday morning. 6:44, we are picking up with the news to go from iowa. you can see here parts of the state under water. dumped a lot of rain in a short amount of rain causing major

>> you can see the strip of rain, much more narrow. i think it's lost its flooding threat, and we are going to see rain from that coming in. not today, but overnight and especially the first half of the day tomorrow, after lunchtime our chances for rain go way down tomorrow but hey, rain in the forecast tomorrow, and we need it, look outside right now, though, how pretty does the city look? we have loads of sunshine, clear skies but it is chilly, and you can see the clear skies with us this morning. allowing for frost is a frost advisory still another hour and a half until 8:00, you can see this extends down to our pox and our valleys that sit here southwest of the city, and taunton is down to 31, and 30s down to the cape, and notice at the freezing mark in norwood, it's barely above bedford to nashua near freezing, orange back to keen, and this is

8:00, 50 degrees, and lunchtime temperatures not far from 60. lots of sunshine and late day high clouds and low 60s at the coast so a sea breeze. skies are clear. it's overnight that the clouds move in and by 6:00 tomorrow, showers from worcester on up to manchester, those will cross the boston area mid morning, and you can see by lunchtime, a lot of that is shifting off the shore and we're drying it out in the afternoon but notice the clouds hung up along the potential is there for a quarter to half an inch of rain as this system moves on through tomorrow, and we get a bump up in the temperatures tomorrow with the rain in the 70s, and back down in the mid 60s, but still showers on wednesday. all right, back out to the roads we go. busy, busy out there. >> yes, watching lots of delays on the northbound expressway, and sky 5 on the scene, as you can see the right lane is closed here by columbia boulevard, so if you are traveling northbound expect the delays, let's get to the maps, that volume starts

35-minute ride from braintree up into boston. a slow trip out of brockton, route 3 heavy out of weymouth and slow on 95 from sharon up to 128. eastbound, about 30 to 35, 495 to 128, two accidents cleared on 93, one by route 110 and one by 133, heavy from 495 down to the lever connector. it will be a stop and go ride. trains and buses still running on schedule. >> thanks so much. updating our breaking newsre firefighters on the scene of a fire on academy street. they had to strike four alarms to bring in help from other communities, classes are canceled today, and at long joe's middle school. 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

and emily riemer is headed to cover this debate right here on wcvb newscenter 5 at 9:00 tonight followed by complete analysis on newscenter 5 at 11:00. and emily will lead the coverage tomorrow right here on the eye. >> it's 6:48, a woman remains in the hospital this morning at she was shot by a police officer. >> the eyeopener's doug meehan is live to explain why the officer says that he was forced to draw his weapon. doug? >> erika and randy, good morning. according to that officer who responded to king avenue here, that woman was hysterical and came at him with a knife. >> it was a frantic scene outside of the apartment complex yesterday. the suspect's mother calling police saying that her 46-year-old daughter was trying to kill herself, when that officer arrived, she allegedly refused to drop the knife, and then the officer was forced to shoot her.

unknown, she is expected to face charges of assault with a dangerous weapon. we're live in weymouth this morning, doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. >> the man convicted of killing an army veteran here in boston in 2012 basketball will be formally sentenced. he was found guilty of first degree murder, the victim 22-year-old stephen perez was shot in the back during a fight in a theater dis garage. castillo fled to the dominican republic. he faces a mandatory life sentence without the possibility of parole. the sentencing hearing gets underway at 10:00. live in the suffolk superior courthouse, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: the sports world is mourning the loss of a golf great. arnold palmer has died. he is credited with bringing golf to the masses. he died at the age of 87 of heart complications.

seven major championships but his reach went further than that pioneering the sports marketing we know today, that has helped athletes reap millions in endorsements. >> the marlins will be back on the field today after the loss of pitcher jose fernandez. investigates are probing the boat crash that killed the ace and two of his friends. they say the boat was going full speed when it rammed into a jetty and flipped. they do not believe that alcohol or drugs randy: when it comes to legislative races the most candidates are facing no opposition whatever of the 160 seats up for grabs in the house. 116 of the races have -- are unopposed, and in other candidate, that's about 72%. a similar story in the state senate when the candidates in 25 races are not facing a challenger. >> the city-wide curfew in charlotte, north carolina has been lifted put into place

lamont scott. the protests continued outside the panthers' game yesterday. the demonstrations were peaceful. randy: one man is dead and a suspect charged in a shooting at a starbucks in las vegas. police say the two men were arguing inside the coffee shop when one pulled out a gun, there were other customers inside at the same time. the suspect left behind a backpack in the restaurant, and that prompted sun determined there was no threat. >> a washington state man charged in a deadly mall rampage will appear in court today. police captureed arcan ceti saturday after a nearly 24-hour manhunt. he had several run-ins with authorities before the attack. records show he was involved in a half dozen criminal cases but no word on a motive. randy: barack obama's climate

as the court of appeals hears the case, at issue is a clerical error in the clean air act which left conflicting amendments on power plant regulations, something that opponents will focus on. 28 states and more than 100 companies and labor and industry groups are fighting to overturn the plan. >> barack obama will be joined by leonardo dicaprio for a discussion on climate change. after the talk dicaprio's new documentar will debut on the south lawn of the white house. the film is presented by national geographic. a big day at the state house, governor baker is set to unveil the als license plate, and pete frates and his family are expected to be in attendance, it will benefit als one. something smells rotten in the state of new hampshire. >> the corpse flower has

greenhouse to get a picture and a whiff. the first time in five years this corpse flower, as it is called, has bloomed. >> a little stinky but my garbage smells worse. >> it was kind of gross. >> don't leave me out in the field. >> i smelled 30 diapers and rotting fish at different times. >> cool. we can do that. we can have like a tropical plant in new hampshire. >> it was a beautiful flower. i it. >> take a deep breath. smell the dirty diapers. the tropical flower will not bloom again in case you missed it, at dartmouth until the year 2021. >> you can imagine that greenhouse, tropical, the heavy air. interesting to see, though. >> yeah. >> and any man watching right now, no, we don't want a bouquet of those at home. >> right. >> a live look outside.

lane closed so if you are heading northbound, you will encounter these delays, let's get to the maps and check out your ride, there's the accident, out there for an hour and because of that your backup starts here in braintree. 30 to 35 minutes, braintree into boston, and 24, slow from brockton as well, route 3, and delays on 95 from sharon, right now a 30 to 35-minute ride, 49520128. and north of town 93 heavy out of methuen, you have the delays in place all the way down to the le running on schedule. cindy. >> if you are waiting for the rain on the platform you probably are rethinking the weight of the jacket this morning because it is chilly out there. frost advisory up until 8:00. plus along and outside of 495, a lot of 30s on the map right now. you can see we're at freezing, orange toafterfry, and taunton below freezing. also on the vineyard, and boston, 48 degrees, that's the

so this is a cold start. and we have got the sunshine throughout the day. notice by 9:00 we are back up into the 50s, and then we're jumping into the 60s this afternoon, but there will be a sea breeze so along the coast, lower 60s, mid and upper 60's farther inland, and average high this time of year is about 69 degrees. so a bit below today but we have got the sunshine, and off to the west we're tracking a frontal boundary. this is coming towards us tomorrow. with the rain, especially the first half of the day but notice the temperatures out ahead of that front, warmer than they are the rain tomorrow we bump up into the 70s, and we're back down into the 60s here midweek. tonight we're down in the 50s so not as cold, and the showers come in overnight, and they are with us first thing tomorrow, so take a look as we time out the rain. showers in the morning. they will impact that morning commute, and we get towards lunchtime and a lot of the rain is exiting off the cape and we're drying things out in the afternoon, but clouds linger and get used to that and soak up your vitamin d today, the chance

thursday, friday, saturday, and we have a wind off the ocean and some needed showers, so -- >> we need it. >> thanks, cindy. randy: if you are on the go you can watch us on the wcvb newscenter 5 mobile app. >> we'll be back at noon and of

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