us a 90% chance of organizing. next up is matthew. it could come toward the caribbean or the bahamas. we'll watch it very carefully. there you see the cool pattern settling in the rest of the week. we're breaking it down right now as the eyeopener continues. >> now on newscenter 5's eyeopener -- >> a combative first debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. questions leading to conflict and the unusual moment after the face-off. >> b shooting steps from a t stop. >> a prestigious school in trouble with the government. civil rights violations plaguing boston latin on the eye for this tuesday morning. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. >> good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm erika tarantal. >> and i'm randy price. the eye's emily riemer at

going strong. >> randy, erika, good morning to both of you. the debate wrapped up hours ago. the pundits still weighing in on who came in on top. this morning we're going to look at the moments that could sway undecided voters. first we want to get to cindy with some rain in the forecast.

>> it's a pretty quiet start. a check by the gas tank. that's northbound heading to the top of the screen. let's get to the maps and check out the rest of the ride. overnight construction still in place on it is expressway. construction gone by bergen parkway. your trip on the pike is quiet. and there is road work on 128 if you're traveling past highland avenue. southbound side, a couple of lanes closed for a few more

town: randy. >> hillary clinton and donald trump are getting ready to head back to the campaign trail after a heated showdown, and the question, how will that critical first debate impact this tight race? >> we're covering all the angles including a surprise move after that debate. and the eye's emily riemer leading our coverage live from hofstra on long island. emily. >> good morning to both of you. right now the they're headed to key states. this morning the focus on what happens here just hours ago. and some of the issues were familiar, like when trump was questioned about why he hasn't released his tax returns. >> i will release my tax returns against my lawyer's wishes when she releases her 33,000 emails. >> i made a mistake using a private email. >> that's for sure. >> and if i had to do it over

>> it was a confrontational 90 minutes with trump frequently interrupting his rival and challenging the moderator, lester holt. he repeated his criticism of clinton staying off the campaign trail in recent days. >> i think donald just criticized me for preparing for this debate. and, yes, i did. and you know what else i prepared for? i prepared to be president. >> she's got experience,ut and this country can't afford to have another four years of that kind of experience. >> we are -- >> one of the most interesting moments actually came after the debate when donald trump himself went into the so-called spin room to talk with reporters, and that's something that is usually left to surrogates. listen to this. >> i thought lester did a great job. honestly, i thought he did a great job. >> you thought the questions

microphone, implying that somehow that was on purpose. there appears to be no trouble hearing him during that debate. hillary clinton, she headed to a watch party right after the showdown. trump supporters say she felt good about her performance. >> we had a great debate! it was an amazing experience. >> during that racial divide that is plaguing many of our communities, and we'll take a closer look at that. we'll also fact-check some of what the candidates said during last night's debate. that is ahead in our next half hour. for now, erika, back to you. >> emily, thanks so much. one more note. it was the most tweeted presidential showdown in history according to twitter, donald trump was the most talked about candidate, getting 62% of the

positive. the most tweeted moment when he said his most presidential quality was his temperament. >> breaking news on the eyeopener. boston police investigating an overnight shooting. a deadly shooting in jamaica plain and the eye's doug meehan is on centre street with what we know right now. doug? >> randy, good morning. boston police called here just about 1:00 this morning. when they arrived, they found a man with several gunshot wounds to his torso. we're told that victim is in his 40's. he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. centre street just feet away from the jackson square t stop. police are looking for surveillance video in the area for any clues that might lead to an arrest. of course, boston police asking if you saw anything, if you know anything about this shooting. please give them a call. live in jamaica plain, doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. >> right now a man wanted for a shooting inside a stoughton cvs store is waking up behind bars. marcus pierre-louis was arrested

shooting of a teenager inside that store. two juveniles also charged in this. pierre-louis will be arraigned today in boston. >> a federal court review confirms civil rights violations at boston latin. the decision handed down by the u.s. attorney's office after an investigation into how the school handled more than 100 racially charged incidents. community organizers now hopeful the conversation can change following the new recommendations. they include new training for students and monitor future complaints and annual surveys to gauge the racial climate at the school. >> i am very proud for my school. i'm trying to create a safer environment. and that makes me feel safe. >> city leaders say the new plan will be used across the district to prevent further tension. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren coming out against question 2. if approved by voters, the ballot question would lift the cap on the number of charter

the legislature, teacher and parents can come together to make sure all kids get a first-rate education. she says we should take what's working in charter schools and use that to improve other schools. >> firefighters say that this four-alarm fire at an abandoned school in fitchburg was intentionally set. the fire forced the town to cancel classes at the nearby longsjo middle school because of the smoky conditions in the area. one firefighter was hurt but is investigators are asking for the public's help for any information on who set this fire. police in providence, rhode island, are going to be soon wearing those controversial body cameras. police received the $375,000 grant from the u.s. department of justice to purchase 250 of the cameras. and that will allow all of the department's officers to be outfitted. the union there for officers says that they do have questions about these cameras, but overall are in agreement with using

hampshire, are putting out a warning to anyone who filled up at two gas stations in the town. they say that skimming devices have been found on four pumps. and the stations were the super petroleum on south broadway and dusty's citgo on pelham road. police say that they don't know how long they've been there but anyone who filled up at those two stations should keep a close eye on their credit card accounts. >> it's 5:09. taking a closer debate, the voters candidates need to impress to win in november. in your health, the bright side of morning sickness. why it could be a sign of a healthy pregnancy. and a roller coaster remedy. how the thrill ride is making a painful condition easier to handle. we continue to follow breaking news in boston this morning. a man has died after a shooting on centre street. police looking for the shooter.

boy, do we need it. the timeline on how long it is sticking around and an unsettled weather pattern setting up the rest of the week. first, take a look at temperatures as you're getting ready to head out the door. what a different feel from yesterday morning. it is a damp start in worcester. 57 degrees with the rain falling as you're heading out the door

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upload it with your phone. >> rain is drying out through the morning commute. they should be used to this. they can handle it. i don't know. we haven't had much practice lately. extreme drought situation ongoing across more than half of the state where you see the red. obviously, with the deficit of more than 10 inches of rain, a couple of rain events isn't going to make this up. rain. potential for a little bit more on the cape and the islands with this system slowing down. highest rain throughout is through the morning hours. by this afternoon, it is low. it does not go away tomorrow and thursday as we are going to set up with a cooler, damp at times weather pattern here the rest of the week. leading edge of the rain, as you can see, basically lining up along 495. very light, patchy areas of rain and mist closer into boston, but it's much lighter.

about 1/4 of an inch per hour. it's not coming down all that hard. you get into some of the downpours in the western part of the state and it is raining heavier. that's all working through over the next few hours. you can see everything is moving from west to east, and a lot of what you're seeing in connecticut is lifting northward. we're in this for the next few hours for sure, all coming ahead of a front. this front has southerly winds ahead of it so the temperatures so much warmer out the door this morning than yesterday. we're sitting in so today's the warmest day of the week. we've got the rain in place through late morning and then clouds slowly break this afternoon. 60's now. we should pop up over 70 this afternoon with developing sunshine. 70 worcester. 72 boston. warms up to 75 up through the merrimac valley. you see the rain shifting through 8:00 this morning closer to the coastline. we'll be drying off to the west. and by noontime, the rain is

still lingering clouds. especially north and west of boston. that's where the skies brighten up the most. we try to clear out for early tonight. look what happens after midnight. see that bank of clouds starting to work in? winds are going to be turning tonight through the northeast and that's going to fill the clouds back in. temperatures fall in the 50's to around 60 degrees. this front is going to linger offshore. that wind is going to be persistent all day tomorrow and this pattern is not going to change the rest of the week. that means it's going to be cloudy. it's going not raining all day long. take a look at tomorrow for example. those clouds back in. just murky. you're seeing light precipitation there. mist, drizzle. it's with us right on into the afternoon. you can see this pattern does not change through the end of the week. slowly over the course of the weekend, things change. but, wow, we have not seen a pattern like this since june. big changes on the way the rest of the week. >> prepare for delays on the roads. a live look outside by the

tanks northbound at the top of the screen. seeing morning volume starting to build. brake lights lighting up. let's check out the rest of your ride. all the construction early this morning is gone. road work on the southbound side of 93 at the zakim and also on the expressway into the o'neill tunnel. that picked up early. so did the road work on route 3 at bergen parkway and all the construction on 128 by highland avenue and once again over by route 2 cleared away. eastbound on the pike right now, 15 minutes, 495 to 128. 93 south a little bit of a delay out of the way down to the leverett connector. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. >> thank you. we're on the campus of hofstra university this morning. and the debate, of course, has wrapped up but still ahead on the eyeopener, our political analysts will be weighing in on the performance of the candidates last night. emily is on campus. she'll be joining us a little bit later in the program. both candidates are focusing on new hampshire this week. hillary clinton's going to be at

a rally at the new hampshire sportsplex in bedford on thursday. new hampshire is important as a swing state, it's clear. if each candidate wins the states they're currently leading in, abc projects clinton would win the presidency with 273 electoral votes. but if trump can flip new hampshire from blue to red, its four electoral votes are enough to put him even with clinton, 269-269 your economy headlines this tuesday morning, asian shares were mostly higher overnight as traders followed last night's debate. stock futures are higher. investors are awaiting the redbook report on consumer spending. a recall on beef, valley and bison products. meats from adams farm slaughterhouse may be contaminated with e. coli.

farmers markets, retailers and restaurants. we have more information on the wcvb app. morning sickness during pregnancy may be a good thing. researchers at the national institute of child health studied 800 women who had one miscarriage and became pregnant again. women who had nausea in early pregnancy were more unlikely to suffering from kidney stones. >> a lot of people do. and it can be so painful. researchers have found an unusual remedy. roller coasters. the study by two michigan state university researchers finds the thrilling ride may help patients shake out those stones. usen an artificial kidney model, they determined sitting in the

they've run the test 200 times with consistent results. and you'll have a good time. >> who knew? some unexpected dough in a pizza box. >> ahead in eyepoppers this tuesday morning. new at 5:30, president obama enjoying a light-hearted moment before taking up serious discussion. what he says the country must do for tribal groups. >> and saying thank you to first responders. the growing struggle earning honors for men and women n >> we are live at hofstra university this morning gauging the impact of last night's debate.

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>> it is 5:23 on your tuesday morning. you'll want an umbrella as you're heading out. a band of rain coming in from

area. not much in southeastern massachusetts. but it's coming. you can see that rain moving from west to east, steady, heaviest rain lined up along 495 westward. it will be with us for the next few hours. by late morning, a lot of clouds. temperatures in the 60's now pop into the 70's this afternoon with a few breaks of afternoon sunshine. enjoy it. look at the pattern as we head toward wednesday and thursday. it's cloudy, cool, damp with periodic drizzle and temperatur s 60's. randy? >> cindy, thank you. there's a new license plate option for massachusetts drivers to benefit a.l.s. research. governor baker along with the family of pete frates and kevin gosnell. he passed away in august. the plates will cost $40.

time for your eyepoppers. one domino's customer ordered takeout and ended up with money. >> she found a box of cash. she said it looked like breadsticks but it was a different kind of dough. she's rewarded with free pizza for a whole year. nice of her to give it back. >> a close call in california. a hungry bear charges at a man recording it while digging thro that man made it to safety before the bear could catch him. he says he's seen several bears in his lifetime but this one was the biggest and angriest. >> to be rolling on it. what's he doing recording a bear? i don't understand people. >> he must have gotten fast over the years. >> aparticipately.

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>> now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- >> that is absolutely -- >> wrong. >> -- proved over and over again. >> we're fact-checking both candides >> breaking news -- a man gunned down near a t station. the pleas for boston police for help. >> the questions a boater will face today after surviving a week on a life raft. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. >> it is 5:30 on this tuesday morning. we are live at hofstra university where the first presidential debate wrapped up hours ago.

morning leading our coverage with what the fact-checkers are saying. we'll get to her shortly. first cindy and the rain moving in. >> you got it. we need this rain. not the greatest timing as you head out for the morning commute. it's lighter showers around the boston area. a few up through cape ann and the north shore. steadier rain along 128. it's heavier in worcester county. orange down to south bridge. that's where the rainfall rates are close to hour. still good rain for the next few hours. you can see that band moving from west to east across the state. so everybody is going to get in on this rain over the next few hours. temperatures starting out in the lower 60's. big difference from yesterday morning. we'll see that rain taper off before lunchtime in most areas. a lot of clouds with breaks of sunshine. that may push temperatures into the 70's.

heavy rain falling around the boston area into southeastern massachusetts till about 11:00, 12:00. lunchtime, it's getting out of here. clouds give way to sunshine. it will be in the low to mid 70's in boston. much better for the evening commute. let's see how this is impacting your ride. >> starting to see early morning delays. live look at the pike. a check by alston-brighton eastbound heading to the top of the screen and bra lighting up ahead. let's check out the rest of your ride. accident-free and construction-free nice and early. 24 looks good. 95 as well. no problems on route 3. your ride on the expressway 10 to 15 braintree to boston and the pike is about 15 eastbound 495 to 128. 93 south building a little bit of volume out of methuen. good shape down to the leverett connector. trains and buses starting on schedule. >> olessa, thank you. right now it is back to the

>> but this morning we are sorting fact from fiction when it comes to their first showdown. emily is leading our coverage in new york with the truth behind some of those claims. emily? >> erika, randy, we can only scratch the surface this morning. there were plenty of claims on both sides including donald trump's allegation that hillary clinton was involved in questioning where president obama was born. >> she failed to get the birth certificate. when i g fail. i got him to give the birth certificate. so i'm satisfied with it. >> fact-checkers at cnn say this one is false. a volunteer coordinator for clinton did forward an email, but that person did not work for the campaign and was fired. trump repeatedly denied that he supported the iraq war. our partners at politifact say

he told howard stern he was in favor of invading iraq adding, "he wished the first time it was done correctly." trump d id release returns in the '70's and paid taxes ranging from 25-45%. ahead in news to go, our analysts take on both performances, rate the candidates. for now, >> emily, thanks so much. breaking news. boston police investigating a shooting in jamaica plain. a man suffering from several gunshot wounds. no arrests in this case. >> also breaking this morning, a fiery overnight crash on 293 in manchester, new hampshire. this is at the 93 north split. the crash caused a brush fire. we do not know right now what the condition of the driver is in that pickup truck.

charged in a shooting last night inside a cvs store in stoughton. marcus pierre-louis taken into custody. two juveniles charged in the case. >> a rescued boater is on his way to boston after a week drifting at sea as he gets ready to face questions about what led to the disaster. the eye's sera congi in boston where he's expected today. >> randy, want to interview this rescued boater. questions about how he survived and about his mother, who is still considered missing. 22-year-old nathan carman was found sunday in a life raft 100 miles south of martha's vineyard by a chinese freighter bound for boston. we're told hees in remarkably good condition. his mother, linda carman, was accompanying him when they set sail to go fishing last week from rhode island. she is now presumed dead.

text message to a friend writing call me if you don't hear from me. >> it was reported that he -- when the water -- boat started taking on water, he could not find her. >> it is unclear whether the boat was equipped with a radio. there is no record of a mayday call. carman was born and raised in connecticut. the paper says he is living with asperger syndrome and has retained a be present during any interviews. live at the coast guard station, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> sera, thank you. 5:35. the senate expected to override a veto for the first time in the obama presidency. >> and honoring first responders. the growing crisis leading to well-deserved recognition. >> breaking news in boston. a man has died after a shooting on centre street in jamaica plain right near the jackson

>> good morning. welcome back to the eyeopener. ? something about your commute bugging you? you can ask olessa. tweet me, post on my facebook page or email me, askolessa@hearst.com. i'll share answers right here on the eyeopener. a live look outside on the roadways. you're in good shape along the pike eastbound heading to the top of the screen. an accident-free start and all the construction picked up cindy, some rain coming our way. >> you got it. you can see that rain right behind me. it's a band moving from west to east across the state. the steadiest, heaviest rain across worcester county. lighter showers. it is raining around the boston area. this is with us for the next few hours. should wrap up lunchtime. we'll dry out this afternoon. could see breaks of sun. temperatures going up in the lower 70's. look at the rest of the week. cloudy, cool, damp periods of rain. could be some drizzle at times

60's. randy. >> cindy, thank you. 5 investigates fallout in the wake of the braintree police evidence station. wayne foster now on administrative leave. as 5 investigates first reported, an outside audit found cash, drugs and guns all missing from the evidence room. the lawyer for the deputy chief foster said that the town's action is to place him on leave is totally inappropriate. 41 criminal cases have been tossut evidence. earlier this month, the police chief announced that his -- he will retire in this case. >> first responders are honored in new hampshire for going above and beyond their call of duty. the 25th annual fire service and e.m.s. awards was held last night honoring the men and women who save lives every day. one of the biggest awards went to manchester's fire department and american medical response for their efforts in battling the opioid crisis.

lines every day dealing with this crisis. >> the rescue workers accepted the honor responding to overdoses at an alarming rate, establish ing safe stations and searching parks for used needles. >> candidate jill stein has an uncomfortable moment at hofstra. why she was forced off the property. plus rudy giuliani reacting to donald trump's performance.

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>> good morning. we're coming up on 5:44. the eyeopener with news to go. emily leading off with a complete wrap-up of last night's presidential debate from new york. doug and sera have the other big stories this morning. >> but first, cindy with your forecast and the much needed rain is here. >> raining this morning! yeah, you can see a good slug moving across the state. this is with us for the next few hours. i think as we get into the afternoon, rain chances come way down. notice tomorrow and thursday, still the chance of some rain. i think drizzle is a better word. i think our steadiest rain opportunities to get good rain coming through this morning. we haven't had much at all this month. not even about a 1/3 of what we get. we typically see 3 inches. we've had 1. as you can see, we desperately need more. we've had a deficit for the year

1/4 to 1/2 inch expected from this band coming through this morning. there could be a little more down on the cape and islands. you can see how the rain is filling in inside of 128. raining pretty good in boston up to gloucester. this goes all the way back to the worcester area where we are seeing rainfall rates heavier just to the southwest of worcester. so the intensity is going to pick up for you shortly. this is all lining up ahead of a frontal boundary which will come through this afternoon. southerly winds now has jumped us behind this front, the air mass is cooler. this filters in as we get to tonight and tomorrow. 60's this morning. rain tapering off by lunchtime. during the afternoon, you get enough sunshine, the temperatures sneak up into the 70's. through 8:00 this morning, wet roadways that are going to impact your morning commute. by lunchtime, rain is shifting offshore. north and west of town, we may try to brighten things up through the afternoon. overnight as we try to clear things out early, look what

east. notice how the clouds back in. this front will get hung up just offshore. that nearly wind sets up overnight. but it is persistent the next couple of days and with that cloudy, cool, damp. i think we get some drizzle from time to time. much of tomorrow will be dry. look at those temperatures. low 60's tomorrow. we're going to repeat it. only 60 on thursday. let's get you out to the roads. it is a wet ride, olessa. >> yes, watching delays starting to build across the area. you can see that shiny leverett connector at the bottom of the screen. as you travel south, some delays building on 24 out of avon. your ride on the expressway 25 minutes from braintree up into boston. as you travel the pike, still only 15, 495 to 128. heading north, 95 south building volume out of methuen. more delays as you make your way toward spot pond. trains and buses, no problems

this morning, analysts poring over one fiery presidential debate. >> emily's leading our coverage from hofstra university in new york. emily, as expected, things got heated last night at points. >> they absolutely did. and voters have a lot to digest this morning. donald trump and hillary clinton clashing on a number of big issues, including how to bridge the racial divide in this country. >> african americans, hispanics, are living in hell because so dangerous. you walk down the street. you get shot. >> everyone should be respected by the law and everyone should respect the law. right now, that's not the case in a lot of our neighborhoods. >> trump suggested that the controversial stop and frisk policy be brought back and expanded beyond new york. moderator lester holt pointed out that the practice was ruled unconstitutional.

>> hillary clinton was a lot more aggressive. she called trump a racist repeatedly. i thought trump was a lot less aggressive frankly than i expected. >> this donald trump could win a republican primary but not a general election. the very voters he needed to persuade, white college educated women, i'm going to say it and say it again, were turned off by his performance. >> today trump heads to florida. clinton will head to north carolina. >> emily, thanks so much. two presidential candidates not in attendance, jill stein tweeting these photos as she was escorted off the campus before the start. her campaign says she was doing interviews with reporters when security removed her, saying she didn't have the right credentials to be there. meantime, libertarian gary johnson watched from twitter's

all-time high. the phrases google third trending search spiking to more than 100,000 searches. google says search volume was the highest in the swing state of florida. >> and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is weighing in. giuliani, one of trump's advisers, helped the republican candidate get ready. he tweeted, i'm sure @realdonaldtrump will prepared at the next debate, #debatenight. trump did great at the beginning of the debate and then was okay. he also went after lester holt saying he should be ashamed of himself. he says if he were trump, he would not participate in another debate unless promised that moderator would act as a moderator and not as a fact-checker. >> to breaking news now. a deadly shooting in boston overnight. the eye's doug meehan is live in

right now. doug? >> boston police getting the call at 1:00 this morning of gunshot fire at the mildred hailey apartments behind me in jamaica plain. when they arrived on the scene, they found a man inside the complex with multiple gunshot wounds to the torso. he was taken to a nearby hospital where he was later pronounced dead. all we know about the victim is that he is in his 40's. police searching for a suspect. this is taking close to the jackson meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. >> a boater rescued after surviving a week on a life raft will come into boston today where coast guard officials want to question him. 22-year-old nathan carman and his mother, linda, went fishing off rhode island last week. the coast guard says their boat started taking on water. nathan reported that when he got his life raft, he couldn't find his mother. well, he was found sunday 100 miles south of martha's vineyard

presumed dead. the freighter with carman on board expected back, but the coast guard is planning to interview him. sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> thank you. and this man is expected in court today. he is accused in a shooting inside a cvs store in stoughton. police arrested marcus pierre-louis last night in dorchester. they say he pulled the trigger in the shooting thursday that injured an 18-year-old. two juveniles a pierre-louis will be facing several charges today, including attempted murder. >> lexington police are searching for whoever broke into a church and stole a 400-pound safe. they say someone broke into the st. nicholas greek orthodox church late sunday night or early monday morning. police say the safe was dragged to a nearby yard and it did not appear to have been opened. a touching tribute to late marlins pitcher jose fernandez

this week. teammate sported his number 16 yesterday as they circled an empty mound before their game against the mets. a close friend who didn't hit a home run did just that. emotions overwhelmed as he crossed team plate greeted by team members. >> this morning, new numbers on the syrian refugee crisis. 650 england, massachusetts taking in 145. connecticut has found homes for 334. >> congress is set to override the president's veto of a bill that would have allowed the families of 9/11 victims to sue saudi arabia. this would be a first during the obama administration during two terms, obama has vetoed nine bills. none have been overridden.

votes to pass the override. >> the world health organization says 92% of people worldwide live in areas with excessive air pollution. that contributes to problems like stroke, heart disease, and lung cancer as well. >> president obama addresses the white house tribal nations conference. before he spoke, he participated in a traditional honoring ceremony as he was wrapped in a wool blanket, crowned with a straw hat. he told the group the u.s. has made significant americans, but he says there is still much to be done. >> framingham man wins on a $1 million scratch ticket once again. howard ranking won his first million in november, playing a $10 instant game. he just won another million playing 100 times the cash. also a $10 game. both lucky tickets were purchased at the stop and shop on temple street, which is in framingham.

who wants to take a trip? after the show. off we go. >> there you go. 61 degrees in boston. yes, it is raining. you're going to want the umbrella. we'll be in this rain for the next few hours. not the greatest time with the morning commute. that southerly wind has allowed temperatures to rise. remember yesterday morning heading out the door, it was so much chillier than now. rainfall expected to be 1/4 to 1/2 inch widespread across the area. this is good news. we need this ra the cape and islands with this system. the rain looks to be over by noontime. temperatures in the mid 60's. breaks of sunshine this afternoon. we should sneak up into the lower 70's, especially boston north and west, maybe a little cooler, closer to 70 on cape cod where the clouds linger into this evening. heaviest rain leominster to worcester. see the yellow? this rainfall rate over 1/2 inch per hour. light to moderate rain

whole band is moving steadily eastward. you haven't seen much yet, but that rain is incoming with this frontal boundary. once it crosses, big upper-level low will give us a stalled weather pattern. showers are coming through the morning commute at 8:00 a.m. and by noontime you can see everything is offshore. still a lot of clouds. we start to brighten things up. during the afternoon hours and this evening, we try to clear things out, but overnight, a northeasterly wind develops and clouds back in off the ocean. temperatures hold in the 50's to near 60 degrees. those clouds back in off the ocean and get stuck in place the rest of the week. big upper-level low sitting and spinning to our south and west is going to keep the weather pattern from changing until the end of the week. we're talking about temperatures stuck in the 60's with the wind coming in off the water. it will be cloudy, cool and damp with drizzle. could be steadier rain friday into saturday. then things should improve toward the end of the weekend. what a change. let's get you out to those wet

>> not too bad as far as accidents. we've been seeing delays at route 1 in saugus. you can see some of the volume starting to build. let's check out the rest of your trips and travel times. south of town not too bad. ride on the expressway now about 30 minutes from braintree to boston. pike about 20, 495 to 128. delays building 93 south out of methuen. some more volume as you approach spot pond. trains and buses doing okay. >> thank you. four minutes before 6:00. and we're >> the questions leading to confrontation. also, an upside to morning sickness. why it could be a good sign for mom and baby. >> and a live look over the city this morning. rain falling at this hour. it is not an all-day event. cindy's update on the forecast. right now, milder at least than yesterday morning. 60 degrees in needham.

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