randy: calls for help in weymouth. >> i knew that we had a problem. but i didn't know that we were sinking. emily: a rescued boater shedding light on what happened at sea. the claims he says are not randy: making bicycle safety a priority in boston. the push for change today at city hall. on the eye. emily: quite the party for the red sox after they lose. they are celebrating and the

tarantal. emily is off today. randy: and i'm randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. good morning. cindy: you walk out the door this morning and wow. a little chilly. the temperatures are in the 50s but the wind is what you are going to notice. rough, especially along the coastline. we are getting gusts to 20 miles per hour, even 30 but everywhere you will notice the wind. just 50 in worcester. 55 in boston, and closer to 60 on the cape but look it said towards concord and keen. cooler because here the skies are clear. we're under the clouds right now, and you can see that there is steadier rain and heavy rain at that, just to the south, and this is trying to lift northward. it is not going to be able to budge today because it's running into the high pressure, which has drier air associated with that, and some of it will be sneaking down the coast. you can see that here, as the clearer skies go to areas outside of 495 before lunchtime. we keep a lot of clouds, and as we get into the afternoon,

points northward, brightening skies this afternoon. briefly while we keep locked under the clouds in southeastern massachusetts so temperatures in the 50s, hold close to 60 degrees on into the afternoon but there is the brightening into the late afternoon, and the temperatures will be a bit warmer. where we see more sunshine here just up through the merrimack valley today. don't get used to any breaks, the steadier rain is on the way, and we'll time that out coming up. out to the roads we go, we have got trouble on the trains this morning, olessa. of canceled trains, 751 and 7752 canceled, and for -- 751 and 752. and in stoughton. let's get to the maps because there are a few problem spots. if you are heading out along 495 by 213, there is a crash, and 93

into andover and approaching the spot pond, and we're watching a crash in saugus by essex street, two lanes are closed. it is northbound so should not impact you too much so the stop and stare delays will be there. the pike eastbound, 15 minutes, 495 to 128, and if you are heading along 24, slow out of brockton, route 3 heavy from weymouth, expressway 30 to 35, braintree into boston. and erika and randy. >> right now police are trying to unravel a bizarre mystery. >> involving a young w antoinette antonio is live at headquarters with what we know this morning. antoinette? antoinette: this was a bizarre search. it started when the woman called 9-1-1, telling police that she was tied up. they eventually found her in a wooded area after searching last night. let's go ahead and take you back to that scene. a all happened down an embankment off route 18 near the ramp to route 3 in weymouth.

department, as well as state police were all involved. we could see officers climbing up and down that ravine using a rope. police also laid out several evidence markers, including one next to a shoe. they found that woman. police are not releasing a lot of information about this including how she ended up down that embankment or her condition. we will stay on top of this and bring you the latest information as we get it. we're live in weymouth, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: thank you, a boater rescued at sea is disputing allegations his boat may have been unsafe. nathan carman says he would not have taken his mother out fishing if he thought his boat was not seaworthy. the pair was 100 miles off the coast of rhode island when they started sinking. carmen made it to a life raft but there has been no sign of his mother. >> i did see the life raft. i did not see or hear my mom,

holding onto the survival gear. i got onboard and looking around, and i was calling out to my mom. >> under new scrutiny three years ago court papers show nathan carman came under suspicion in the death of his grandfather found dead in his connecticut home. carmen was never charged but that is still an unsolved death. carmen denies any involvement. randy: right now a 14-year-old is in custody accused of opening fire at a south carolina elementary school and police say he's also a of his father. police say that the gunman drove up to the townville school and opened fire. two students and teacher were shot. the teenager was quickly taken down by a volunteer firefighter, who lives nearby. the school was evacuated, parents picked up their children at a nearby church. >> you don't think anything like this would ever happen around here. >> two miles away, 47-year-old

to death. police believe his son killed him and went to the school and opened fire. police say the teacher and one student are back home this morning, but the other student remains in critical condition. >> calls for changes on the streets across boston. sera congi is live with how hundreds will make their voices heard today. sera. sera: erika, that rally will focus on safety all around boston especially for those who walk or ride their bikes on the streets across the city.ca increased in light of a string of crashes, including the one that killed boston university researcher anita herman. she was struck and killed while riding her bike near the intersection of beacon street and mass avenue last year. the group organizing today's rally, the vision zero coalition, they want the city to spend more money on redesigning the roads, hiring more staff to deal with the issue, and also delivering on goals laid out

streets. now mayor walsh's office says they are committed to all of that. a member of his staff will attend the rally to update the crowd on some significant plan. live in boston, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: thank you. there will not be another government shutdown, at least for now. last night congress passed a bill that will fund federal agencies until december. it also includes federal money for the fight against the zika virus and help to deal withhe michigan. erika: donald trump is headed for new hampshire. that state now in the cross hairs of an intensifying political battle. hillary clinton and former rival bernie sanders teamed up on the campaign trail there yesterday. one concern voters will back a third party candidate, gary johnson. running mate bill wells also was on the unh campus and political analysts say that's a concern

>> gore lost by 7,000 which cost him the presidency. both campaigns are looking at this. >> right now clinton is 3-5 points ahead of trump in the granite state. randy: this morning red sox nation celebrating going from worst to first. clenching the american league east title, and of course there is plenty of celebrating last night. tonight will bring another big moment as big papi makes his last regular seaso point out that they clinched without winning the baseball game last night. the sox took a 3-0 lead into the ninth inning but the walk and the run before the yankees marked the era and end it had with a grand slam. still the blue jays lost so the sox clinch after two straight years, finishing in last place. erika: maybe have a long road

>> right. erika: planning for retirement takes years. randy: the mistakes you could be making now that will cost you later. new insight after a harsh report on the racial climate at a boston school. what the sunsets attorney says will help to fix this problem. >> a life-like halloween decoration pulled from the shelves. the complaint over this creepy paper. cindy. >> and another round of chilly temperatures. a bit of drizzle possible. but there is a chance for some sunshine that's ahead in my forecast, and plus a more heavy rain moves in. you can take a look at the temperatures, though, as you are ready to head out the door. it's only in the 50s but don't let that fool you. the winds are picking up so

>> we're the staff at the museum on cape cod and we are excited to be part of artweek boston, september 30 to october 9. good morning eyeopener. randy: good morning. thank you very much artweek boston starting tomorrow. the greenway in boston. >> and we are a proud sponsor of this great event when runs through october 9. it looks beautiful. >> i know, the blue sky. the sunshine. it looks beautiful. >> good to have the video of it, huh? i >> yeah. >> maybe -- >> and maybe some of us will get sunshine today, not everyone, ok, but maybe a bit. still going to be a cool day, you will want the jacket. you were probably struggling to find something warm to put on. temperatures are going to be running below average, and right through the upcoming weekend, and we should be closer to 70 degrees this time of year, but we're going to be running closer to 60, temperatures right now are in the 50s, it is just 50 in worcester.

the north. and it's just 40 degrees there, and that's because the skies are clear, but the wind is making all the difference. you can see the sustained winds, 15 to 20 miles per hour, and they are gusting higher. look at the gusts this afternoon. we're still going to have the gusty winds tonight and even during the day tomorrow. still dealing with these winds, and they are just bringing in low level moisture. the steadier rain is down to the south, so can't rule out a patch of drizzle. that's about the extent of it. held off for another day, and it's this high that has dry air associated with it. it will sneak down today so as we get into the afternoon, the skies may brighten around boston and points north and west, but with that wind, still going to be a cool day even if the sun pops out. near 60 degrees, and may sneak up into the low to mid 60s in the merrimack valley because before noontime we'll have a bit of sunshine, and as we get deeper into the afternoon,

from the pike northward, southeastern massachusetts, the cape, you are locked in tight with the clouds, and the clouds start to fill back in here through the overnight, as the temperatures fall, into the 40s and 50s, and we get into the day tomorrow, and that area of rain to the south, starts to lift northward but i think it will be during the afternoon and evening hours best-selling befon the tropics, tropical storm matthew, the winds up to 65 miles per hour, and it is moving westward here, probably going to impact jamaica and early next week or late in the weekend, and from there a lot of our computer model says are turning this up through the bahamas, and the ores, is keeping a close eye as this could have impacts on the eastern seaboard during next week, so we have the steadier rain tomorrow, and afternoon, evening hours, it will linger into saturday, and take a look at the computer models here indicating the potential for about a half an inch to an inch of rainfall here through saturday. so that would be great news, again, that rain kicks up

right now sunday looking like the better day of the weekend. still going to be a few showers on sunday but saturday looks wetter and next week before we get much sunshine. but hey. >> maybe a bit today. >> thank you, a couple of problems on the roads and on the trains. 757, 751 and 752 are canceled this morning, and providence stoughton, 900 and 901, so 804 is a live look at the expressway by the gas tank, you can see the northbound side bumper to bumper, and now to the rest of the ride. a crash on 495, a northbound accident by route 213 and 93 south heavy down to the dascum road. this is by route 28 by the ramp on the southbound side but better news in saugus where an accident cleared. northbound all lanes are opened by essex street. eastbound 20 minutes, 495 to

out of brockton. the expressway, you just saw it live 35 from braintree into boston. >> thanks so much. it is 6:17. carmen ortiz is speaking out days after releasing a report on the boston latin school, telling the globe that we hope that by affirming the issues and problems that were faced by a group of students that the problems will be addressed. her recent investigation concluded civil rights of students were violated when the school failed to look into ci ortiz is confident that the school will address those concerns. randy: saving for retirement is the job that never ends and experts say that there is a good checklist that you will want to make sure that you are putting enough away. first look at your contribution levels, make sure that you are putting away at least as much as your company will match, if they do that. otherwise you are throwing away free money, next check the

risk? there is an online questionnaire to help you, and reassess your funds, your 401-k is just the start and make sure that you are looking at all your options. >> something to be thinking about. ok. a former pro quarterback steps up to the plate. >> the at-bat that's putting critics of tim tebow to rest. and a local high school football coach on leave. the accusations against him as parents and students come to his defense. >> a after being run over by a car. the surprising person behind the

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>> i am nicholas's nanna, i work here. together we're helping to find a cure for childhood brain disease. please join us on sunday, october 2, for our fourth annual john cannon memorial run and walk. special guest, cindy fitzgibbon. >> good morning eyeopener. cindy: and yes i will be there, and come on out for the 5k, you can run and walk, and the weather is not going to be the greatest, there will be clouds, a chance for a shower or two but the temperatures will be in the 50s. and this is a wonderful cause to benefit baton disease, if you don't know what that is, erika has a special story tonight at 7:00, and you can learn more and meet nicholas's mom. weather-wise we have rain to the

the clouds may break a bit, as we get into sunshine this afternoon. and take a look. we're in the 50s right now. we may sneak up closer to 60 as the clouds break for a bit, especially boston north and west, but here comes that rain tomorrow and into your saturday. >> thanks so much, it's now 6:23. time for your thursday eyepoppers. olessa, we're talking sports. >> yes. >> tim tebow. what sport is he playing today? >> a lot o it yesterday, and you will see it in a second. he's going to hit a home run on his first pitch with the mets, instructional team, and after that, there it goes, out of there. not too shabby for a first outing. >> yeah. >> beginner's luck? >> yeah. >> and this will make your eyes pop for all the wrong reasons, home deep -- depot, they are

their shelves. a lot of people are saying this makes light of a serious crime. the retailer agreed. he is creepy. i have a giant spider in my living room that jumps out at me every time i walk out, and i am terrified. >> that's an eyepopper, maybe. >> it has that i don't think that i can share. >> the fun is all around the corner. taking selfies with your ballot now legal in one of the bagr decision that overturned a recent ban, and answering to members of the military the tough question for president barack obama. our live camera here from worcester showing a nice sky. a little nicer than it will be early on today for most of us, but we'll be right back with all the latest details on weather

with this disturbing video. a new hampshire mom lies passed out on the floor of a retail store in massachusetts. as her toddler tries to wake her. paramedics administer narcan to reverse the effects of a presumed opioid overdose. it's a shocking video even for all of us well aware of the tragedy of the opioid crisis. last week five investigates kathy kern exposed how this has become the drug of choic jail and prisons. small strips easily passed, seen her in this video, are hidden in cars, letters, and even bibles. in the past 18 months, more than 300 inmates tested positive for the drug. months ago, container anderson showed us in the open tragedy of drug addiction along the part of

>> you are watching wcvb, fox's news leader, good morning, this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. randy: 6:30, thursday morning, it is september 29, and this is our live camera in needham as we look out. breaking the clouds there. thank you very much for joining us. randy price. and we'll have cindy fitzgibbon and olessa. >> we are sneaking in a bonus. breaks in the sun. now, where the skies have cleared out across new england, look at the temperatures. 30s and 40s showing up.

in the afternoon we'll get the drier air to work into boston but i think we hang tight with the clouds. temperatures, though, stuck in the 50s to near 60 this afternoon, and with that northeasterly wind, it will be warmest up to the merrimack valley where the skies are the brightest. let's get you out to the roads, we have got some issues going on, on the roads and on the rails this morning. >> a couple of canceled trains,

providence stone line, 901 and 900 also canceled and 304 canceled, there are other trains being provided or buses to replace. as far as the roads go, a slow ride on the southbound side of 128, sky 5 on the scene, and there are two separate accidents, let's get to the maps and i will show you where, both are southbound with a crash as you approach 93, and i will show you that, and another accident clear on 495 north by 213, there is a crash that you just saw the delays approaching. this is 128 south by 128 one north of there as you travel past route 1 so going to be a slow go out of peabody down to redding. if you are heading out west of up to, the pike slow, and that volume is up to about 25 minutes from 495 to 128, and then south of town, 24 heavy out of brockton, expressway, your ride 30 to 35, braintree into boston. erika. >> thanks so much. and 6:32. some of the stories we're following on the eye, police trying to figure out how a woman ended up down a ravine in weymouth.

18. saying that she was tied up. it's not clear how badly that she was hurt. >> the red sox are the a.l. east champs after two years of finishing in last place. the sox celebrated even though they lost to the yankees in the bronx. big papi making his last regular season appearance at yankee stadium. >> donald trump is headed to new hampshire today. the republican nominee will hold a rally in bedford. hillary cli sanders. >> a toddler is recovering after being run over by her seven-year-old sister. >> and police are investigating how this could have happened. the eyeopener's sera congi is at children's hospital with what we know this morning. >> randy and erika, the toddler is here dealing with pretty tough injuries. the children were at their family home in salem, then, police say the mother gave the

and permission to start the car, moments later she heard screams. >> policeman, we can't understand you. i need you to take a breath. >> the children are inquisitive. they are going to do things, and it was unsupervised and they are going to do things when the parents are not looking and do things that can potentially put themselves this is danger, and others in danger. >> police say it appears the past. the mother involved here could face criminal charges. now as for the two-year-old, she suffered broken bones and also injuries to her chin and scalp, live at children's hospital, sera congi, newscenter 5. randy: we learned one of the victims in the horrific highway crash in west port was a 23-year-old new bedford woman. she was in a car that was struck

interstate 195 yesterday morning, the car crossed the median from the westbound side to the eastbound side of the highway, and the two men in that car also died. the state police investigating how this happened. >> right now family and friends are begging for help. two years after a man was killed by a hit and run driver in brockton. there are still no suspects, and few leads in that case. and they want that to change. >> they sang and prayed all of the people gathered at the site of that crime last night, want the same thing, justice, for 31-year-old carl yancey. he just had left his job for years ago, was crossing belmont street when he was struck and killed. friends say that they are losing hope. his mother is begging the driver to do the right thing. >> this is the most painful part about it, is that he was left. that nobody stopped.

when it happened, you know. just hoping that they will find someone but it looks dowfer. >> surveillance video released after the crash shows a silver minivan believed to be involved in the hit and run, and anyone who has any information is asked to call brockton police. >> right now the football coach at burlington high school is on leave. sean mcguire is accused of verbal misconduct towards his players. the administrators would not give any specifics but say that this kind seriously. an attorney for mcguire says that they have not been provided any specifics about the allegations or who made them. but they are confident an investigation will find that the coach did not do anything wrong. the tough questions for the president from members of the military. his response to a recent national anthem protest, and ahead in news to go, new details in a deadly police shooting in san diego, the item the officers say that they thought was a weapon.

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you can tweet me, post on my facebook page or email, askolessa@hearst.com. i will get answers for you, and share them right here on the eyeopener. the roads thismorning are busy. this is 128 southbound and peabody right near route 1, and you can see that crash is on the shoulder but up ahead there is another accident blocking the left lane so it will be a slow go, and commuter rail the rain that you see to the south is going to stay there, and we're going to brighten up the skies a bit today, especially from the pike on northward. the temperatures, though, stay cool with that wind only around 60, and steadier rain coming later on friday and into the first half of the weekend. and temperatures staying cool as we begin october. >> thank you. and president barack obama taking some tough questions from members of the military, including how he feels about some sports figures not standing

>> as commander in chief, how do you feel about those nfl players, choosing this typically respected time to voice their opinions? >> in a democracy like ours, there are going to be a lot of folks that do stuff that we don't agree with but as long as they are doing it within the law, then we can voice our opinion objecting to it, but it's also their right. >> at last night's meeting, the president also tookue about his refusal to use the words, islamic terrorism. obama answered he did not want to confuse in -- to confuse that with the responsible muslims. >> the budget bill passed days ahead of a possible government shutdown, and a deer attack in new jersey captured on a police

special interests that oppose question 2 claim district schools lose money to charter schools. that's "absurd," says the boston herald. "outright lies," reports the lowell sun. charter schools "don't siphon off state dollars" from traditional schools, says the boston globe. in fact, public schools get more money. the truth is question 2 will give parents more choices and result in more funding for public education. please vote yes on question 2.

randy: picking up your news to go. then leaders are predicting a 5% increase. and even more spending than last year. >> more politicians than last year. >> that is true. >> you are looking at the fall. cindy: typically it is early october, parts of new hampshire and vermont, and that's next

early because of the drought, and here in southern new england, it's closer to mid to late october, but again, it could be a little earlier this year because of the drought so we'll be watching for it, we want to share this with you. this is live from worcester right now. how beautiful is that? there are clouds and breaks as the sun pops up. a gorgeous shot, and we'll sneak in a bit of bonus sunshine today. a lot expected as there's been dry air to the north, stuck there, but some of it is finding breaks in the clouds, and even around boston, and up through the north shore and metro west, and you can see that here, but clouds are kind of locked in tight here in southeastern massachusetts, and we have got heavy rain just to the south. a piece of this is going to lift on in here as we get towards later on friday, and into saturday, so between now and then, rain chances stay low through tomorrow morning but we have the winds out there now out of the northeast, and gusting over 20 miles per hour along the coastline, and the temperatures

and up through the north shore, and 40s where we cleared out overnight, across new hampshire, and it's 50 in worcester, and closer to 60 on cape cod, the temperatures are going to struggle with that northeasterly wind, and a fair amount of clouds but where we brighten up more, in the merrimack valley. this is by lunchtime, and brightest skies north and west, a lot of clouds, southeastern massachusetts, and they will stay there, and you can see the sunshine this afternoon. from boston to worcester, points northward, clouds will be filling back in tonight, but tomorrow morning, startsut afternoon, and here comes the showers by 5:00 around the worcester area, and friday night and into a saturday, the rest of us get in rain and this could be heavier downpours, a half an inch to an inch. temperatures, though, cool for this time of year, stuck in the 50s to near 60, let's get you back out to the roads. a rough ride this morning. >> and train delays to tell you about. the 751 and 752 is canceled, and

train, 304, so keep that in mind. there are other trains being provided instead. 93 south slow as you travel through summerville, that's typical, but let's go to the maps because we have a few problem spots. 495 accident clearing as you travel northbound, 93 slow out of methuen down to the lever connector, and then on 128, two accidents, one by route 28, one by route 1 in peabody, southbound so expect delays. eastbound on the pike right now 30 minutes, 495 you are heading south, 95 slow from sharon slow out of brock it. and route 3 to the braintree split, and then a 35-minute ride heading up into boston. >> now to the investigation of a bizarre incident in weymouth. >> antonio is live where there are a lot of questions. antoinette? antoinette: still a mystery this morning, erika and randy. we know that a woman was rescued from a wooded area after she called 9-1-1 saying that she was

lot of questions this morning. let's take you back to that scene. it all happened just off of route 18 near the ramp to route 3 here in weymouth. the fire department, way mouth police as well as state police were involved. we could see the officers climbing up and down that embankment using a rope. police also laid out several evidence markers. police are not releasing a lot of information, including how that woman ended up down that this morning. we'll stay on top of the situation and bring you that new information as we get it, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> a two-year-old toddler from salem, new hampshire, is here at children's hospital this morning after getting run over by her seven-year-old sister. police say that their seven-year-old child was at the wheel of the car in the driveway of the family's home when that vehicle rolled back and over the

had given the older child the car keys and permission to start the car, when apparently has happened in the past. the toddler has broken bones and other injuries, but is expected to be ok. the mother involved in this could face criminal charges. live this morning at children's hospital, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: police in san diego say a man shot and killed by an officer was holding an electronic cigarette. the video shows the man holding the device while taking a of the victim told police her brother had suffered from an emotional breakdown, but that he was unarmed. a witness provided cell phone video of the shooting to police but has not been released. and the family of a man shot and killed by framingham police will get 3.79 million. yuri stamp was killed by accident in 2011. his family sued. details of the settlement were just released.

for now. congress passed a bill to fund the federal agencies until december. it's a resolution that passed the house and the senate with broad support. they will also approve the money for the fight against the zika virus and for the lead contamination. the water crisis in michigan. >> hundreds more american troops are headed for iraq. president barack obama authorized sending 600 additional forces to the region to help iraqi troops focused on recapturing the city help with the logistics and intelligence. randy: today donald trump is headed for new hampshire. the battleground state in the cross hairs of an intensify battle. right now polls show hillary clinton is 3-5 points ahead of trump. clinton and former rival bernie sanders teamed up for a campaign stop at the university of new hampshire in durham. the topic, college affordability. they were targeting young voters

third party candidate. speaking of that, gary johnson and running mate bill weld were also on the campus last night. >> new hampshire voters can go ahead and take a selfie with their ballot. it's their constitutional right. a federal court threw out the law banning people from taking a picture of the ballot. massachusetts also has a ban on selfies in the voting booth but officials admit it's next to impossible to enforce. >> a paternity suspended after accusations of racism. the university of missouri says that complains against the paternity after they say a white student uttered a racial obscenity. delta upsilon says it is working with the school now to investigate the incident. the fraternity was crated for other unrelated violations this semester. >> a bizarre deer attack in new jersey all caught on camera, a police officer was on his way to a call when the car in front of him stopped. that's when a woman who accidentally struck is a deer had to fight it off as you can

truck. the officer's dash-cam recorded the incident. he says if he did not see it he would not have believed it. unfortunately here the deer did not survive. the driver is expected to be ok. randy: this device approved by the fda could be a game changer. it's an artificial pancreas, first of its kind, the device monitors a person's blood and sugar and delivers you notice linn. right now diabetics have to do that themselves multiples a day, the devices >> and daycare cost more than college. a new report from a think tank called new america finds the average cost of full-time childcare for a child up to age four is about $9600 a year. compare that to the average cost of instate college tuition, and that's about $200 less. in massachusetts daycare cost more over 13,000 a year. >> right now all outdoor water

residents to limit all non-essential indoor water use, as well. the emergency action taken as the town tries to repair a leaky pipe in the town's water system. that is expected to take two days. >> rejoice all early risers, it's national coffee day, and that means free coffee at many popular spots. dunkin' donuts, mcdonald's, all offering up a free cup of coffee with a food purchase. starbucks taking a different approach. it's offering free coffee trees. the chain purchases. randy: that's a marketing thing but if you get something for free, why not. >> right now i can get coffee right now. >> probably a longer line so you need to go early. >> ok. >> a report on traffic first, and then you can get it. >> i need my coffee, though, a couple problems on the roads so bring the coffee along for the ride if you are going to head outdoor. 93 south, very slow from methuen, all the way down to the lever connector and a couple of accidents to tell you about.

128, one accident southbound right here by route 28, and now this one over in peabody, also on the shoulder by route 1 but you have got heavy delays as you can see into redding, as you travel on the pike, right in our your trip is 30 to 35, and 495 to 128, and then delays on 24 out of brockton, route 3, heavy from 228 to the braintree split and 30 to 35 from braintree into boston. also canceled trains, a couple were canceled, and train and 752, providence, stoughton train 900 and 901 and for lowell 304, and other trains are being provided and buses. did we see a peek of sunshine? >> some of us did, especially around boston to the north and west, and some drier air is sneaking in, with bonus sunshine happening today. and 50, it's cool in worcester, 40s in orange, and concord dropped to 39, that's where the skies have cleared, and 55 boston and 60 on the cape, and

wind is going to be with us all day long, so it's going to keep the temperatures down but notice the breaks of sunshine at times throughout the day. a little brighter than it has been. and the temperatures though, still holding near 60, it is brighter more of the day out through the merrimack valley we could sneak up into the mid 60s, drier air with the high pressure holding off all of this rain from the south from moving, in and so you can see how the clouds are breaking now to the north and west, and that trend is going to be with us through lunch and into the afternoon, and a lot of these clouds shrink th southeastern massachusetts, and then everybody is back in the clouds. and temperatures, down in the 40s and 50s, and we're going to watch that area of rain lift northward as we go through friday. so i think that on friday, the rain gets steadier as the day wears on, may get heavy into friday night and saturday morning, as well, you can see that here on the future cast. and by the evening and overnight hours heavier rain, and it's with us on saturday, and wetter of the two weekend days is saturday, the potential for a

could be showers around and notice, some sunshine returning early next week, but -- >> ok. >> not so great between now and then. >> enjoy it today. >> absolutely. >> thanks, cindy. >> thanks for joining us.

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