randy: dam control at the debate. donald trump's defensive comments about women and who the polls are favoring this morning. >> breaking overnights, a large fire. a video just in. randy: boston sports, tom brady's triumph and return and a make or break moment for the red sox. on the eye for this monday morning. emily: we are gauging the impact of the second presidential debate this morning. randy: it was quite the night, and emily riemer is in st. louis this morning where the city hall wraps up just hours ago. emily? emily: good morning to both of you, erika and randy. you know policy really took a back seat at the top of the debate. everyone waiting to see how donald trump would react to that

behavior with women, and with less than a month to go until the election it could make a big difference to voters who will get to all of that -- we will get to all of that for you ahead. first, cindy with a look at the forecast back in new england. good morning. cindy: good morning. what a day yesterday around here. with so much rain, the most rainfall that we have had in one day this entire year. that is now offshore. skies are clearing. cloud cover for you on the cape but today really all about the winds. they are gusting this morning. they are going to be with throughout the day. we are gusting over 20 miles per hour in most spots. on the cape of nantucket we're gusting close to 40 miles per hour. we could see gusts close to 50 miles per hour. there is a wind advisory up through noontime, and that wind is making it feel colder. this is what it feels like, like it's at the freezing mark in worcester and 38 in boston, and even though the temperatures are running in the 40s, bundle up out the door this morning. it will be a chilly day. we'll hold in the 40s through mid morning. as we head towards lunchtime,

despite the sunshine, the northerly wind keeping the temperatures down. it will struggle to be in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees, so it is a cool columbus day ahead. we have the sunshine back this morning. let's get you out to the roads. the sun is not up until 6:52. >> it is a dark start. thank you. a live look at the pike. that's eastbound heading to the top of the screen, and so far you can see the traffic nice and light. let's get to the maps and check out your ride. no problems. south, you are in good on the pike, and so far so good, heading north. if you are going going out to the trains and buses, no problem. also train 901 is canceled and 100 terminating in glouchester so use 102. i will keep you posted on any others. randy: breaking overnight a

sandwich road overnight. we have not had any reports of injuries there. we have not heard what may have started this fire. it's back to the campaign trail after a heated showdown last night. donald trump and hillary clinton coming out swinging in their second debate. we're getting our first look at how voters who watched are feeling about round two. erika: that's right, emily is leading our coverage from st. louis this mor. it, it was bit and her ugly, the big question, did it change people's minds? there is a new survey that we want to show you here, and giving hillary clinton the win. 57% to 34% say that she is the one who walks away with this. we will get to more of that for you in just a moment here having a little trouble with our technical stuff, so randy and erika, back to you for more on that debate as well as some of

last night. randy: thank you, emily. there's no doubt that this debate was bitter, and at times ugly. the big question is that did it change the minds? as you were saying the new cnn poll of debate watchers out overnight, does give hillary clinton the win. 57%. 34%, right off the bat. the raters went straight to donald trump's 2005 comments about sexually assau hillary clinton offering her first comments on the leaked audio tapes. >> i think it's clear to anyone who heard it, that it represents exactly who he is. >> this was locker-room talk. i am not proud of it. i apologize to my family and to the american people. randy: at times he referred to the comments as locker-room talk denying he's ever groped women, as predicted trump immediately

women involved in her husband's extramarital affairs. she did not respond. the two also tangled on russia. donald trump saying he disagreed with mike pence who says russia's actions should be met with force. >> he and i haven't spoken and i disagree. i disagree. >> you disagree with your running mate? right now syria is fighting isis randy: immediately after the debate pence tweeted that he's proud to s trump. as the rnc chairman who was also standing with the gop candidate after mass defections, he said in a statement, "donald trump rejected the politics of cronyism and made it clear he will bring strong leadership, prosperity, and security to the country. hillary clinton talking about her performance overnight on her campaign plane. said this. >> was it tougher than expected?

saw what i expected to see. that's why the first thing that i said was this is something that i've been saying since june. he's not fit to be the president and commander in chief, and there are a lot of people who said it before, and increasingly more adding that to the chorus. >> clinton also addressed comments that trump was often hovering behind her as debate. she said that she tried to give him some space. we wanted to know from our political analyst if anything that happened there last night would change voters' minds. >> the poll numbers, hillary clinton had a better first debate than tonight but she went in, goes out the front-runner because she made no mistakes and made her case. >> donald trump is sort of a c minus debater but people like him. she's a c plus debater. there is another one to go.

overtake her. randy: we also wanted to know what you think. you can head to our facebook page and tell us what you think, who won the debate, and ahead in our next half-hour we're going to be reconnecting with emily, and she will be doing a bit of fact checking with some of the comments last night. before the debate last night a bit of a surprise from donald trump. he met, brought out women who have accused former president bill clinton of rape andun that includes paula jones, anita broderick and kathleen willy. bill clinton never faced any criminal charges and a lawsuit over an alleged rape was dismissed. he did settle a lawsuit with one woman who claimed harassment. >> all eyes are on fenway park. doug meehan is there with what to watch today. a must win, doug.

winter, and like it or not the red sox are on the brink of elimination today so away we go. are you ready for it? clay buchholz gets the ball for the sox. also keep this in mind, this could be big papi's final game here so you can bet that the team will have that in mind as they try to keep their pennant hopes alive. rain, of course, forced mlb to call the game against the indians. ll only action on the field, if the sox pull off the win, game four would be held tomorrow here at fenway park, and a potential game five would be in cleveland on wednesday, and as you can imagine, the red sox's nation ready to pack their bags and head back to cleveland for that one. we're live outside of fenway park, doug meehan, newscenter 5. >> thanks. the patriots focused on cincinnati with this man firmly back in the game. tom brady connecting again and

suspension is over. of course even after the victory, though, brady displaying trademark humanity. >> i think that there was plenty. i could do better in a lot of areas. there is no point looking back at anything. whether we lost championship games or the last four weeks, you know, none of it matters. so just go out and do the best that i can do every week. >> the final score, just in case you have not heard, home next sunday against the bengals. randy: and breaking overnight, the navy is confirming two missiles were fired towards an american destroyer in the persian gulf. they were fired from territory held by shi'ite rebels in yemen. the missiles landed in the water, not too far from the uss mason. the launch comes after a united arab emirates ship was target several days ago in this same region. right now a nine-year-old girl

the city this morning. police say the shooters were seen on the surveillance video. they have that footage. they have not been arrested at this point. the shots were fired around 1:00 on sunday morning. enunciation road in rocksberg. there was a party in a parking lot before the gunshots erupted. the girl, who was with her family nearby, at a gathering, was hit. she was taken to the hospital for surgery. police calling for the public's help in finding t responsible. >> hurricane matthew leading to some gut wencing scenes. >> and a mother and child from the rising floodwaters. more fallout for samsung on the replacement smart phones, which have caught fire. >> new this morning, cancer fighters in your kitchen. the foods that could help to cut your risk of the disease. >> and breaking overnight, a large apartment building fire in bourne under investigation.

night on sandwich road, there is no report of injury. cindy: and gusty winds the story today. the sun is back, and frost and the freeze advisory is up for somewhere the chilly temperatures are expected. first, take a look at the temperatures as you are heading out the door. it's a chilly start. clear skies. 41 degrees but with the wind factor, it feels like it's in

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with all that patriots' team spirit. erika: anyway, we want to see your wakeup call so record it and upload it on our website. cindy: it's monday. it's chilly. it's columbus day. >> it is, and a three-day weekend for a lot of people. kids are off school today so we'll get back the sunshine in the wake of that rain from yesterday and what a da look how much fell in boston, two inches, wettest day of the entire year. we have not had that much in one day since september is, and some spots saw more than that. we had 3.5 inches in nantucket, and quincy over two, and close to two in hyannis and wakefield so this is a widespread soaking rainfall, certainly sensing the drought, very beneficial, and the last of the rain is off the shore. still some clouds, though, for

temperatures holding in the 50s right now. the high pressure building in from the west, so the skies have been clearing out, and in between we have got this northerly wind picking up, and the wind is going to be the big story today. it is going to be gusty. we are seeing clear skies, light on the horizon, the sun is not up until 6:52, it is just 45 degrees in boston, and the winds are sustained around 15, but they are gusting higher, in fact, there could be gusts to 50 yet on the cape and the island. you can see the winds right now are and close to 40 in hyannis, and elsewhere, 20 miles per hour, so the wind is making it feel colder outside. these are the wind chills. i hate to use that word but actually, it feels like it's out the freezing mark in worcester, and the wind chill in boston right now is 38 degrees. so you want to bundle up. the temperatures in the low to mid 40s but with more clouds in the cape, we're still holding in the lower 50s.

60 today. these are the highs. 55 in worcester. 59 in boston. 60 lawrence and marshfield but that wind is going to make it feel chilly. if you are going to fenway tonight it's clear. it's chilly for the first pitch. 55 degrees the winds out of the north. still gusty, strongest winds through noontime. they start to die down but it will be overnight before the winds relax and as they do with the clear skies. it's going to be chilly tonight. freeze watch up for the worcester area, and suburbs away from the coastline, frost advisory, the temperatures near the freezing mark. should hold in the low 40s around boston. and we are going to be starting out chilly tomorrow but it's a nice recovery here through midweek as the high pressure moves in. we are on the back side. the low 60s tomorrow and mid 60s on thursday. warmer on thursday, 70 degrees, and watching a frontal boundary approach. that's the next chance for any showers, and limited moisture with this so a few showers on thursday afternoon or evening, and then clearing out heading into next weekend.

still quiet out there? >> very light on volume, and it's a holiday so we're not seeing too many cars. a live look at the expressway by the mall. that is the northbound side. you can see the traffic is getting by without any problems. over to the mans and check your ride. so far, no issues to report. heading south, in good shape on route 3, 24 and no concerns on 95. the pike heading eastbound, 15 minutes, 495 to 128. 128 looks great and 93 south is quiet. there are some train d tell you about. 304 is canceled. use 306 instead. rockport train 100 terminating in gloucester. use 102. that train is seeing some delays. today is the tufts 10k for women. that will include the mass avenue bridge and portions of arlington street. that course starts and ends on boston commons and runs from noon to 3:00 p.m. randy: lots of flooding rescues

this woman and her baby got trapped in the rising floodwaters in north carolina. the rescuers were able to get to them and bring them to safety. the effects of hurricane matthew are widespread. >> yes, far reaching and lingering even though that storm right now is moving up into nova scotia and it has weakened. take a look at the damage. this storm claiming nearly two dozen lives in fayetteville, north carolina. 14 inches of rain falling in just hours there. annual rainfall. now last night more than a million people were still without power. erika. erika: thanks so much. your economy headlines this monday morning. samsung halting product of their troubled galaxy note 7 smart-phone, according to a south korean news agency. the replacement devices of the phone have caught fire. the company would only say they are changing their schedule to keep the customers safe. and this morning asian stocks

the debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. stock futures at home are higher, banks are closed today in observance of columbus day. >> and it's certainly not a magic bullet but plenty of research has shown a healthy diet may prevent breast cancer. >> so which foods are the best? we'll try turmeric. in addition to cancer-fighting properties studies show the yellow spice may have an anti-inflammatory effect for overall health, maybe have it with some broccoli. research has longho adding that garlic but keep in mind most of these have been done on garlic supplements, which can cause bad reactions with medications and so check with your doctor first. but hey, one more broccoli wouldn't hurt anybody. randy: a rookie makes the play of the day for the dolphins. erika: a fast move leading to his first touchdown, that's in the eyeopener. and new at 6:30, the owner of a doughnut shop fighting back against a robber. her answer to his use of a steel pipe.

where police tracked down the suspect days after a home i want vacation. emily. emily: we are live in st. louis this morning fact-checking the presidential candidates, the answers earning them both low

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the event. emily was there. >> nice then, and you know what, it is cold, but it is going to be sunny. >> it sure is, and you can see right now the skies are clear over boston, and we have a lot of sunshine in store today but look at the temperature. 45 degrees, also notice that wind, and the wind is gusting to 20 miles per hour so we had to do it. dust it off the windshield map, and it feels like it's at freezing inor feels like 38 in boston so bundle up. it's a chilly start. loads of sunshine today. sun up at 6:52. we struggled through the 50s today making a run close to 60 along the coastline. i think upper 50s to near 60 degrees out through metro west in worcester county, as well, so the winds settle down tonight. tomorrow frost for many of us in the morning hours, and then we recover into the low 60s in the afternoon. mid 60s by wednesday. randy. randy: all right, thank you.

eyepoppers. olessa: check this out. jakeem grant to receive the punt. he goes back, and then he cannot be stopped. he's dodging everybody. 74 yards for his first career touchdown. that kid right there might be a keeper. randy: on fire. olessa: not a bad one. impressive. and this guy here getting some this morning. the police department is posting photos of an owl. that was rescued ovehe there might be some issues with his legs but he's being cared for at the rehab center in conaway. he looks kind of sad. >> follow the camera. >> yes. erika: thanks, guys. kelly ayotte says she will no longer be voting for donald trump. the name that she is vowing to write in, instead. and a man is accused of killing two police officers in california. the call leading to a deadly

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an elderly man is killed. cindy: and the rain is over, it's time to play ball. doug: the make or break game for the red sox on the eye. randy: 6:30, thank you very much for joining us on this columbus day, we are watching the aftermath of the second presidential debate this morning erika: emily riemer is live in st. louis this morning. the candidates only shaking hands at the end. but first check in with cindy. the rain out of here? cindy: it sure is, and what a soaking of a day it was yesterday. we had nearly two inches in boston. that gone. skies are clear. it is chilly outside. notice the wind out of the northwest, sustained at 15. it is gusting higher, over 20 in most spots but 30 to 40 miles

50 miles per hour here. these winds are coming on the back side of yesterday's storm system as the high pressure noses in, so in between that wind is bringing down drier air, and the last of the clouds kind of lingering. we should see a lot of sunshine today. 41, that's it. low 40s on the north shore and mid 40s around plymouth, and still lower 50s. but notice the temperatures struggle to sneak up into the low 50s here by lunchtime, and we should hold, despite the sunshine, near 60. keep in mind the wind will make it feel cooler so it is a cool columbus day coming up weather-wise, but it is a holiday, and pretty on the roads, good morning. olessa: the roads are quiet. a couple of problems. first a live look out here, and northbound heading to the top of the screen, no delays. let's get to the maps and check out your ride heading south, so far no problems here, and your trip is about 10 to 15, braintree into boston on the northbound expressway. and eastbound on the pike 15,

and stays nice and light from 128 to the lever connector. 10 to 15 minutes. there are some delays and cancellations for the trains. train 304 is canceled, use 306, which is operating with delays, and rockport train 100 is terminating in glouchester, and marco rubio train 103 is canceled, use 191 instead. randy: commitment 2016, no handshake and no gloves at the second presidential showdown. erika: emilys coverage live from st. louis, and i know you are doing some fact-checking this morning? alberto gonzales there was a -- emily: there was a lot said by both sides. first listen to donald trump on syria. >> all the problems you see going on, hundreds of thousands of people coming in from syria when we know nothing about them. >> mr. trump made the comments when talking about his extreme vetting plans.

it's false. president barack obama authorized allowing 110,000 refugees in from the whole world and the refugees do undergo rigorous screening. and hillary clinton got mostly high marks from fact checkers but there were some questions like when she said that there is no evidence her email was hacked by a foreign power, while she was using a private server. "the times" ruled that misleading. the fbi says the best has linked to hacking dnc emails, and we'll be hearing more from both of the candidates ahead this morning in news to go. for now back to you. erika: thanks so much. breaking overnight a large apartment fire in bourne. huge flames coming from the canal view apartments on sandwich road. no word this morning on any injuries or what might have sparked the fire. randy: also breaking the u.s. navy confirms two missiles were fired towards an american

held by shi'ite rebels in yemen. the missiles landed in the water before getting near the uss mason. >> and right now police say the suspect in the shooting of a nine-year-old girl in roxbury were caught on surveillance video. they have not been arrested. she was shot on enunciation road and is expected to survive. randy: two arrest and a horrible murder in orange. erika: a lot of mystery we are live in orange with what we know right now. nicole? >> the big question remains the motive. two are in custody. the arrests are states away. 23-year-old joshua heart. 27-year-old britney smith taken into custody. this started last week when 95-year-old thomas hardy was found dead in his home. his wife, 75-year-old joanne fisher, rushed to the hospital

she is still getting treatment. britney smith remained behind bars without bail. no word this morning on when they will be returned to massachusetts for arraignment. live in orange, nicole estaphan, newscenter 5. erika: thanks, a doughnut shop owner improvises when a robber comes at her. randy: the tool that she hoped would stop him in his tracks, and a defense her boyfriend to kill himself. the comments her lawyers want. erika: breaking overnight, a large apartment fire in bourne under investigation. the flames broke out on sandwich road. right now no word on any

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olessa: welcome back to the eyeopener. is there a traffic mystery you cannot figure out? tweet me or email me at askolessa@hearst.com. i will get answers and share them right here on the eyeopener. the roads this morning in great shape. we wish it could be like this every day. it's columbus day so not too many on the roads. 93 and summerville, the southbound side heading towards the bottom of the screen. nice and light.

on that coming up in just a bit. chilly out. >> it is, and it's a two hands on the wheel kind of morning. the winds are gusting over to 20 to 30 miles per hour. and that wind is making it feel chillier outside, and we're starting out in the 40s. it does feel chillier, and temperatures in the 50s this afternoon, lots of sunshine, the winds die down tonight, and frost for many of us tomorrow morning. and it's a moderating trend with the temperatures. we're back in the mid 60s towards the middle of theee an armed robbery in an alabama doughnut shop. the owner fighting back with what she had on hand. and the store owner says when she saw the man he tried to hide his face, and then he ordered two doughnuts when she opened the register, she says that he pulled out a steel pipe, so she grabbed a batter mixer. she tried to fight him off. >> and that's my money. i work hard every day.

off, and investigates are searching for that suspect. randy: an uncomfortable exchange at the presidential debate, and the conditions ahead of what could be big papi's last game is ahead in news to go. and a clue in the shooting of a girl in boston. the evidence police hope will lead to an arrest. and city cam, at this hour, on monday morning. new england's eyeopener comes

randy: the eyeopener team ready to go in orange and boston and we're in st. louis, missouri this morning. emily is there with our debate coverage. erika: first video in the aftermath of hurricane matthew. this is just some of the damage from the georgia coastline, including so much devastation starting in haiti. >> yep. >> and then cuba and the bahamas and florida, and we had our yesterday. this was the moisture feeding into a front, and we had up to two inches of rain in boston and we had some spots over 3 to 3.5 in nantucket. >> yeah. >> not totally done with the tropics just yet. we're still tracking nicole out in the atlantic, winds of 635 miles per hour. so it is a tropical storm. it is forecast, though, to strengthen, perhaps into a category 2 hurricane, and look at this as we get towards the

we're going to watch this closely. it does not look like it will impact the eastern seaboard, so we have the remnant moisture associated with matthew moving away, and the high pressure moving in, and in between a whole lot of wind. you can see how clear it is right now but the winds are gusting over 20 miles per hour. gusts close to 40 on the cape, and over 40 miles per hour on nantucket, so that wind making it feel chillier. we are running in the low to mid 40s right now but with the winds it feels but notice through noontime the winds are sustained up near 20 miles per hour. and they will be gusting higher, so that's going to make the high temperatures near 60, feel a little chillier with the wind blowing at times. 55 in worcester and 59 in boston and upper 50s in the cape. if you are going to fenway park it will be clear, and it will be chilly, and the winds settle down over the course. game, but still 15 to 20 miles per hour, as that game gets started. going to be frost tonight. we'll take a look at that coming

dry weather through midweek. let's go out to the roads. still idea. olessa: it's nice and light in both directions along the expressway. here's a check by the gas tank, northbound heading to the top of the screen. let's go to the maps. some travel times for you heading north on the expressway. you just saw it live. 10 to 15. pike eastbound, 15 minutes, 495 to 128. 93 south no, delays. out of methuen, past wilmington and 128 down to the lever connector.10 there are canceled trains this morning. train 304 is canceled, and also rockport 100 is canceled and terminating in gloucester so 102 is the way to go. 153 canceled. use 1191. randy: breaking overnight, a large apartment fire in bourne. huge flames were coming from the canal view apartments. they were on the sandwich road. it happened overnight. no reports of any injuries there. it is unclear what started the

now to st. louis, emily leading our coverage of the second debate last night. erika: and you have the first poll numbers in overnight? emily: donald trump did exceed expectations. hillary clinton gets the win. this is a new cnn survey of debate watchers. they gave clinton the victory, 57-34%. no question here things were heated, confrontational. like this exchange after trump said that he would appoint a spia clinton's emails if he is elected. >> it's awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you would be in jail. >> right off the bat trump was asked about the leaked tapes where he talked about groping women. trump said that he was embarrassed but referred to it as locker-room talk adding it was just one of those things. he denied ever touching any

erika. >> thanks so much. and new hampshire senator kelly ayotte says that she thinks that trump should drop out of the race, and appeared at the same event as maggie hassan. she pulled her support after the 2005 video surfaced. ayotte says that she will write in mike pence's name for president november 8. billy bush has been suspended over his role in the trump tape. and nbc saying that bush has been suspended pending further review of the matter. bush did issue an apology on friday after that tape was released. randy: donald trump will be back in new hampshire this week. he's going to be holding a rally in portsmouth on saturday. the event starts at noon. first lady michelle obama will be in new hampshire on thursday supporting hillary clinton and tim kaine. the event will happen in concord. full details were not released at this point. and a grizzly murder in orange. two people are in custody. 23-year-old joshua hart, 27-year-old britney smith arrested in connection with the

rockbridge county, virginia. last week 95-year-old thomas hardy found dead in his home. his 75-year-old wife joanna fisher seriously injured. what remains unclear is the motive. no word on when hart and smith will be returning to massachusetts to be arraigned. we're live in orange, nicole estaphan, newscenter 5. erika: thank you. breaking news, two local economists now nobel prize winners. oliver hart and mit's bengt holmst w this morning for their contributions to contract theory. specifically the pair she'd light on how business contracts help people deal with conflicts of interest, and also breaking, the navy confirming two missiles were fired towards an american destroyer in the persian gulf. they were fired from territory held by shi'ite rebels in yemen. the missiles landed in the water before getting near the uss mason. it comes after the united arab emirates was targeted days ago from that same region.

a 22-year-old syrian man at the center of a nation-wide manhunt. he is believed to have been planning a bomb attack. the suspect had escaped police on saturday during a raid of his apartment where several hundred grams of volatile explosives were found. erika: the suspect accused of killing two police officers this is palm springs, california, behind bars now. police say john felix will be arraigned tomorrow. he was heavily armed when arrested yesterday after a 12-hour standoff. they say that officers during a disturbance call. officers jose vega and leslie zerenby were killed. a third officer was hurt but is expected to recover. randy: a nine-year-old girl is recovering after she was caught in gunfire in boston. the shots were fired at 1:00 on sunday morning on enunciation road. there was a party in a parking lot before the gunshots erupted, and the girl nearby with her family for the gathering was hit. she was taken to the hospital

calling for the public's help in finding those responsible. they tell the herald that there is surveillance in that area that shows the incident. erika: a hearing in the case of a young woman who prosecutors say convinced her boyfriend to kill himself. lawyers for michelle carter will argue statements that she made to police should be thrown out of her trial. it was in july that the sjc ruled the involuntary case will move forward. the trial will begin in december. 18-year-old konrad roy ked himself by filling his truck with carbon monoxide in 2014. randy: five teenagers are dead in a wrongway crash in vermont. steven burgoin was going the wrong way on interstate 89 outside of burlington. they say that he first hit one car at midnight which burst into flames. that killed all five teenagers inside. four of them juniors at the same high school. police say that burgoin stole a police cruiser at that scene and caused a second crash.

the hospital. he is in critical condition. erika: questions after the city of newton's website is hacked. the discovery made yesterday, that site was temporarily shut down, is back up this morning. the mayor telling newscenter 5 newton police are investigating that hack. randy: concerns forcely nestle to recall its drumstick ice cream. the packs were distributed. no illnesses were linked to the ice cream, we do have more information for you on the wcvb app and on doug. doug: if the red sox want to continue the season, in the quest for another banner and continue the party for a big papi it starts today, it's do or die. use whatever cliche you want, but the red sox need to win the next three to advance. as previously scheduled before yesterday's rainout, clay buchholz gets the start today, and if they win today game four will be held tomorrow, game five would be in cleveland.

saw big papi in a sox's uniform. first pitch, 6:10 tonight. we're live outside of fenway park, doug meehan, newscenter 5. erika: thanks, to the pats, tom brady back and he connected again, and again and again in cleveland from near and far. no. 12 making it year his suspension is over. the final score in case you have not heard is 33-13 new england. the pats back home next sunday against the bengals, and tom brady taking celebrate his returns. brady posting this image of the tv times. the pats rock out in cleveland, the headline, scoring 71,000 likes on facebook. randy: 1200 couples came out to reaffirm their bond to each other. this was the scene yesterday at western michigan university. a mass vowel renewal ceremony in hopes of breaking the record for the most performed at one time

guinness. the home of the records on whether or not all of these folks succeeded. erika: very nice followed by a big party. randy: i am sure. olessa: lots of romance in the air. this is the only incident that i am watching and as you can see it's clearing right there. this is route 1 in east boston, the northbound side heading out. you can see there is a small incident here, so the right lane is clearing. there it goes, we have a lot of nothing going on. let's get to the maps. and if you are heading souou expressway, 10 to 15 braintree into boston and same story on the pike. 15 minutes eastbound 495 to 128. and 93 south looks good out of methuen from 128 to the lever connector right now 10 to 15 minutes. we're watching the delays on the newbury port line, one train canceled, that's 153, use 191 instead. very quiet in the traffic department. cindy, how about you? >> brightening things up. sun up and you can see the skies have cleared over boston, but it

out of the northwest, sustained to 15 and gusting over 20, but look at the cape. and nantucket, wind advisory for you through at least noontime, could see gusts closer to 15, so obviously that's making it feel colder. that's what you want to dress for. feels like the wind chill temperatures are running in the 30s. most areas starting out in the 40s but we only jump up into the 50s this afternoon despite the sunshine. that wind is keeping the temperatures below average, only 59 in boston and 55 te the skies are cleared but the cape hanging onto clouds. the high pressure nosing in helping to create that wind but a lot of sunshine in store the next couple days, so the winds strongest through lunchtime, and they will settle back towards evening and then overnight the winds die down totally and we have clear skies, and it is going to be a cold night. there will be frost away from the coastline. there is a frost advisory up and then you get into worcester and it's a freeze watch with temperatures near or below freezing out this way, and you

boston but many of us waking up to that frost tomorrow. high pressure gives us more sunshine tomorrow and we'll get on the back side. milder temperatures working on in so low 60s tomorrow and mid 60s on wednesday, and next chance of rain, that comes in on thursday, a cold front approaching. you can see it's coming in, and very limited moisture with this so the chance of a few showers on thursday afternoon or evening and then that's it behind that front. we're going to clear things out and so far next weekend is looking pretty nice. so it's a q want to caution you that if you have got plans, randy, cover them up. >> randy was admitting that at times they will bring us flowers tomorrow. randy: you are all on. if you are heading out on the go you can watch us any time. we stream our programs right there on the mobile app. erika: doug, cindy and i will be back at noon and we'll be back

maybe you are off this columbus day so enjoy it. cindy: go red sox. >> come on.

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