once the rain goes by, temperatures fall back in the upper 50's to start the weekend, but lots of sunshine, it appears, heading into the upcoming. more in the forecast right now as the eyeopener continues. announcer: now on newscenter 5's eyeopener -- emily: david ortiz plays his last game. big papi's moving curtain call at fenway. randy: concerns on the south shore as a convict returns to a neighborhood. the case making parents uncomfortable. emily: calm down before you work saving all of your aggression for the gym. it's on the eye for this tuesday morning. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. >> thank you. >> he is the heart of the red sox right now. randy: fans thanking big papi

we'll have his emotional last game in just a minute. 5:00 a.m. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm randy price. emily: i'm emily riemer along with cindy fitzgibbon. what a moment. i get a little -- oh, my gosh. it will warm your hearts on a very cold morning. cindy: yes, right. emily: you were even joking, you might want to dig out the scraper. cindy: definitely some frost away from the coastline. this is the time of year we come to expect it. every year, you're like, emily: it's a surprise every year. cindy: it is cold this morning. frost advisories up here in the suburbs just away from the coastline. as you get deeper into worcester county, it is a freeze warning, and for sure we've got these temperatures that are running already below the freezing mark, and a couple hours yet that i think we'll drop a couple more degrees here. 31 in jaffrey. 30 orange. 29 in keene. worcester itself, we're in the 40's. boston as well. below freezing in bedford. likely frost out through this

at freezing in taunton and 30's sneaking down toward the south coast and across the canal. falmouth 39 degrees. a cold start this morning. skies are clear. winds a whole lot lighter than yesterday. high pressure overhead. this is going to give us a lot of sunshine today. you see back behind it milder temperatures, clouds, showers. that will wait until later in the week. wall-to-wall sunshine. sun is up at 6:53. we'll be holding in the 30's and 40's through 9:00 a.m. it's going to be late morning before we're up into the 5s so upper 50's to near 60. otherwise, 60 to 65 inland. turns into a nice afternoon. layer up. you'll want those layers heading out this morning. let's take you out to the roads. good morning, olessa. olessa: live look outside to start things off. no problems around 93. southbound side, just a few cars on this early morning. so far not seeing any issues. let's get to the maps and check out the rest of your ride. that's pretty much what you'll see across the board. no construction heading into boston. making your way south,

24 as well. problem free on 95 and 93. route 9 is quiet. so is your ride on route 2 and 3 out of chelmsford. no problems on 93 south and trains and buses are starting the morning on schedule. randy? randy: olessa, thank you. the end of an era at fenway park. this morning, the red sox are looking to the future without this big piece of the team here. for the team and emotions are running high. emily: the eyeopener's doug meehan is at fenway. doug: good morning. for many of us, it's hard to think of fenway park without david ortiz. even pitcher clay buchholz cried after the game. he says that's the first time he's done that since little league. but he wasn't alone. not a dry eye last night as papi emerged from the dugout one last time. he let the indians have their celebration and came out to

for more than a decade. walking out to the mound to thunderous applause, there was no question, those fans loved him right back. >> he's a once-in-a-lifetime player. it's extraordinary. papi, great career. thank you. >> he's finishing his career as a red sox. we'll be back next year. we've got this. doug: former manager terry francona saying to be on the field for david ortiz's last game. we'll hear from the big guy coming up in our next half hour. live outside fenway park, doug meehan, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: so what was it really like to be in the middle of all of that? take a look at this. >> thank you, papi. thank you, papi.

night as fans were chanting with one voice, all of them saying, "thank you, papi." so many of you have gone to our facebook page. and we have an image you can share. check it out. randy: one man will be facing a judge today after causing quite the scare in boston and this morning we're learning those are not the only charges he's going to be facing. sky 5 over the scene on beacon hill w p what he this thought was a suspicious package. it turned out it was a copy of the qur'an. police say the man who left it there is also accused of making threats at reagan national airport and assaulting a police officer there. 22-year-old aziz rehman osami was arrested in boston yesterday after allegedly trying to steal from a jewelry store and causing a disturbance at a shelter. he's going to be arraigned here before being returned to washington, d.c. to face charges there.

he is out of prison decades earlier than first expected, and the eyeopener's nicole estaphan is live in weymouth with community reaction there. nicole: the convicted level three sex offender released from prison, now he's living in a neighborhood full of kids. jeffrey gardner was supposed to spend the rest of his life in prison. he was convicted in the 1980's in the kidnapping and rape of young boys. he was able to appeal his sentence. now h parents in the neighborhood understandably concerned. >> it's uncomfortable. there are a lot of new families, a lot of young kids. it's just not right. >> he's a bad guy who did some very bad things. i remember it very well. i remember exactly what he did and how strongly we felt about convicting him and sentencing him. nicole: that's the prosecutor who tried the case. he says he can't believe gardner is out. and take a look at this.

neighborhood. police actually put them up. they're actually flooding social media as well, warning people, especially residents in this area, about gardner's dangerous past. we're live in weymouth, nicole estaphan, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: nicole, thank you. two people are in jail charged in the murder of this elderly man in orange. still no clue as to why thomas harty and his wife were targeted by these suspects. joshua hart and brittany smith arrested states away in virgi virginia pair was released from jail for stealing smith's grandmother's car. police have yet to release a motive for the crime, and the victims' family says none of this makes sense. >> it's a shame the thing went down like it did. he would have given him the car or the money if they asked. emily: the two suspects are held without bail in virginia. they could be back in massachusetts as early as thursday to face murder charges. randy: right now, police are

roxbury shooting that injured a 9-year-old girl. this morning there are concerns that she may suffer long-term paralysis. police are calling the violence on sunday morning a random act. the police commissioner evans tell "the herald" surveillance video shows two people getting out of a white vehicle, walking toward the party and firing recklessly. new this morning, new data shows substance abuse is the number one factor in neglect cases in the commonwealth. "the herald" is reporting that substance abuse was a factor in 30% of nearly 48,000 reports of neglect investigated between march and september. it was in march that the state started mandating social workers to track substance abuse in these specific cases. the data does not outline which specific substances were used. emily: commitment 2016 -- after being on the same stage, the presidential candidates will

pushing their message to voters, and the eyeopener's erika tarantal is tracking the day ahead and the fallout from the debate. erika: both candidates will focus on florida. donald trump is holding a rally in panama city tonight. hillary clinton will be in miami campaigning with her husband's vice president al gore. last night she wasted no time going after trump's criticism of her years of public service. >> on the day that i was in the situation room that brought osama bin laden to justice, he was hosting "celebrity apprentice." [laughter] so if he wants to talk about what we've been doing the last 30 years, bring on it! erika: trump not just going after clinton but the media as well. >> without the media, without the media, hillary clinton

i mean that. true. true. erika: yesterday, house speaker paul ryan announced he will not be campaigning with trump, instead focusing his attention on maintaining control of congress. on a conference call, r.n.c. chairman reince priebus says the party is backing trump. he says, quote, everything is on course. emily: 5:10. a plymouth man wants answers from samsung after his phone explodes. randy: why that blast was only the start of his problem. and a new advice for people who go to the gym to shake out some aggression and tension. emily: new this morning, save money with simple changes. three ways to boost your bank account. erika? erika: big papi's career is over after that big loss to the indians. but there are moments like this one from october 2004, a walk

cindy: chilly start this morning. frost advisories, freeze warnings in place, but it turns into a milder afternoon. the timeline on that is ahead. first take a look at these temperatures as you're heading out the door this morning. layer up. 39 as you're heading out in plymouth right now. and a little frost around nashua. look at that. just 33 degrees as you're

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>> this is burncoat in worcester. good morning, eyeopener. randy: all right. good morning. you know, at burncoat, they say together everyone achieves more, and that is truly true. thank you so much. loved the wake-up call.

use your wcvb app. we should do it too. now it's a problem. whatever you want to do, stay warm today. cindy: pretty much. emily: i feel like i need that other jacket, the one covered in dust. randy: it's been a while. cindy: layer up. you're going to feel silly this afternoon. you won't need it. lots of layers today. we've got the frost advisory away from the coastline now, and you go farther inland, it's freeze warning. and this is out through the worcester area right now. you can see that the areas away from the coast are most impacted. this is typically what we find this time of year. the average day of the first freeze is typically november in boston, but out in western massachusetts, it's around the first week of october. average date of the first frost is not until november close to the coastline, but pretty much on target here, within a week or so, across the rest of the area.

if you didn't cover up those plants overnight or bring them inside, you can see we're dealing with temperatures below freezing in nashua. 29 in keene. city center, worcester, boston, running in the 40's. norwood down to 28. it's 32 taunton. we have 30's down to the south coast. across the canal, falmouth 39. plymouth, you're 39 degrees as well. very cold to start out this morning. the skies are clear. unlike yesterday, the pressure is pretty much overhead. southerly winds have brought up mild temperatures. we have clouds and a few showers back through the chicago area, up into the great lakes. we're watching that frontal boundary for thursday. out ahead of it, see how the temperatures come up? 56 in chicago right now. compare that to how we're starting this morning. this is the chilliest morning this week. we'll have sunshine all day long, but notice the winds by

a bit of a sea breeze today. that will hold us near 60 at the coast. you jump inland, though, 65 in nashua, 61 worcester, 64 taunton. so into the 60's this afternoon. that's why i say layering up is a pretty good idea. not as cold tonight. mostly in the 40's. a few of our coldest suburbs in the 30's. we're watching that frontal boundary advance. we'll see a few more clouds on wednesday. thursday is the day this front really starts to move on in and it will bring in just a couple of showers. but tomorrow the temperatures come up a little bit milder. closer to 70 on thursday. more clouds around on thursday morning. we get into the afternoon. we look to the west. there are the showers. a lot of them falling apart. but toward drive time on thursday, there could be a couple of showers, especially out toward worcester county. they may fall apart as they approach the coast. the only chance for rain friday. emily: i keep on waiting for an

cindy: we're not even seeing 70 anymore. olessa: so far the roads are fairly quiet. there's a live look at route 1 in saugus. let's get to the maps and check the rest of your ride. so far not seeing any problems. no construction to worry about. heading into town, you're in good shape. south along the expressway, no troubles. route 3 looks good from weymouth into the braintree split. 24 quiet out of brockton and 95 from sharon. the pike eastbound nice and light from 495 all the way into town and no troubles north methuen down to the leverett connector. so far trains and buses are running on schedule. is there something about your commute that's bugging you or a traffic mystery you can't figure out? ? you can ask olessa. email me at askolessa@hearst.com. i'll get answers for you and share them right here on the eyeopener. randy? randy: thank you. your health this tuesday morning. a new study finds that drugs commonly used to treat high blood pressure to be affecting

beta blockers and calcium channel antagonists, had twice the risk of being admitted to a hospital with a mood disorder such as severe depression. now, on the other side, people taking ace inhibitors have a lower risk of developing severe mood disorders. if you use working out to relieve stress, new research says you might want to cool dow emotionally, i'm talking about. the study found heavy exertion while stressed or mad tripled the chance of a heart attack within the hour. the risk was highest between 6:00 p.m. and midnight. researchers looked at more than 12,000 people suffering from a first heart attack. 3/4 of them men. >> it sounded like a bottle rocket. it looked like the jet from a bottle rocket just shooting out.

before his samsung phone exploded. that's timothy irving. he says he last charged his galaxy note 7 hours before that. it burned the couch, the floor. it simmered for about an hour, and he wants to hear more from the company. >> do you think that they've done enough to warn customers? >> no, not for something like this. no way! because it's an uncontrolled explosion. emily: his phone was part of the original recall which samsung has now stopped production of replacement phones of those catching fire as well. a check of the markets now. asian shares were mixed following a plunge in samsung stocks. stock futures right now are lower. investors awaiting the release of the monthly labor market conditions index that is due out today. some people are just better at saving money than others. randy: but if you want to be in that group, there are a few things to keep in mind, like putting away at least 15% of your gross income. maybe that means eating more meals at home.

first. in other words, pretend that money doesn't exist. set up an automatic transfer so that it automatically goes right into your savings. finally, make automatic increases. the more you make, the more you should put away. and increasing that rate gradually might hurt less. emily: hurt less. makes it easy. randy: payback down the. emily: still ahead -- a surprise of us squirm. erika: a man uses twitter to save his brother's life. how a joke led to a rescue. a man drives on the pike for miles. the mishap caused by the mistake. a florida girl feared missing found safe states away. the observation reuniting her with her family.

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emily: we are coming up on 5:25. take a look at the temperatures behind me. you see 40's boston and worcester. in between, we have spots near or below the freezing mark. freeze warnings farther inland. you can see some of these temperatures. even upper 20's around norwood. 30 in orange. 32 in taunton. so certainly going to be frost out there this morning. look what we have this morning. sunshine. up near 60 to 65 farther inland. so today it's all about the layers. it's going to be a nice afternoon. milder tomorrow. mid 60's. upper 60's on thursday. more clouds around and just a chance of a few showers late in the day. emily? emily: cindy, thank you. 5:25 right now. time for eyepoppers. we're talking about a new way to get a tattoo. olessa: it's part of a free project. and the man with the arm in the wall is getting some ink. he has no idea what the design

residents a tattoo with one catch. they had no say in what that tattoo would look like. emily: no thank you. olessa: the chance for people not to take themselves too seriously. all the participants were happy with their designs. first of all, that looked like a 5-year-old. a texas family is relishing every moment with their pet raccoon. that's right. his name is bandit. he's not tried to domesticate. the previous one got violent, as they would, being that they're wild animals, people. they say bandit loves to play, especially on the slide, until that rabid raccoon bites your child's hand off. as a mother, i'm cringing. get a puppy. randy: a little like a wild family. big papi leaving his teammates

as he moves on after last night. and this man, an internet sensation. what he's telling jimmy i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools, i think: what about the students in all of our schools? every new charter takes away more money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million dollars, just last year. we can't afford to drain even more money from our kids' schools because they're already losing so much. i'm not just standing up for my own kids;

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a player who's now a legend. >> they were calling my name out there. doug: the final moment that brought big papi to tears and his message to the team about next year. erika: two bitter rivals share one state. nicole: outrage after a convicted sex offender moves into a weymouth neighborhood. why some say he shouldn't be out of prison on the eye. announce boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. randy: 5:30 on this tuesday morning. we're at fenway park this morning. of course, the big banner says it all. thank you, number 34. end of an era. big papi moving on after last night's emotional last game. emily: quite a moment there. we are also tracking the chill in the air this morning. parts of our state under frost advisories, freeze warnings today.

randy: i'm randy price along with cindy and olessa. it is cold out there. cindy: yepper. some scraping in some communities this morning. emily: don't say that. cindy: a little frost away from the coastline. hopefully, if you had plants outside, you covered them up, brought them in. it is away from the coastline we have the frost advisories, and the further inland you go, freeze warning from worcester on westward. kids are up at the bus stop this morning. it will likely be in the 30's this morning. getting off the bus this afternoon, it's in the lower 60's. that's why i say today's about the layers. look at these reading. below freezing in bedford. close to it in nashua at 33. mid 30's beverly. boston 44. look at jaffrey, orange and keene, all below freezing. 30 in norwood. we're at freezing in taunton and 30's all the way down here to

skies are clear. high pressure overhead. winds much lighter than yesterday. that means the sea breeze is going to develop this afternoon. it will be late morning before we're up into the 50's. we'll hold in the 50's to near 60's along the coast. with that sea breeze, saugus 60 degrees. boston close to it. lowell 65. nashua 65. 64 in framingham. lots of low to mid 60's through worcester county. south of town, 64 taunton to new bedford and on the pleasant afternoon with the sunshine back in the lower 60's. chilly to start. let that car warm up a bit. let's see how we're doing on the roads, olessa. olessa: a live look outside, a check of route 1. a few more cars on the road. not seeing too much volume. let's check out the rest of your ride. as you travel south, no issues here. expressway about 15 minutes into boston.

93 looks south out of methuen. trains and buses also on schedule. randy. randy: all right, olessa. thank you. and this was it. the conclusions, the finale, of a storied career, and this morning big papi is going home for good. but the fenway park sendoff provided something they will never forget. emily: doug meehan is live at fenway park. doug: good morning. it's not the way anybody wanted it to end, but even great stories do come to an end, and leave it to the big guy himself, big papi, to make sure that his fans left smiling. they had to do it through their tears, of course. even with the tough loss, even as the indians celebrated, nearly 40,000 fans stayed in

and as always, big papi answered. david ortiz took to the mound one last time, tipping his hat to the throngs of red sox faithful, clearly overcome with emotion. even after that moment, it was red sox nation he wanted to focus on. >> as long as i play in front of these fans, i never take anything for granted. i give everything i have, do something special while i play. and the fans respect that. the fans love that. and that's all that matters to me. doug: big papi also left his teammates with a message. you've had a taste of it now. come back next year and fight. no doubt, he'll be cheering them on. by the way, this now makes dustin pedroia the longest tenured player on the red sox. he says that hasn't even sunk in yet. enjoy your retirement, big papi. you deserve it. live outside fenway park this

emily: doug, thank you. now to some of other stories we're following right now. randy: erika is tracking the stories as they come in. erika: a 22-year-old man is preparing to face a judge after a scare at the state house. police say it was a false alorm. aziz rehman osami was wanted at reagan national airport. he's due in court. these two suspects will be facing a judge in virginia tomorrow. this morning police say they don't know a man in orange and seriously hurt his wife. they were arrested the day before the crime for stealing his car but were released. hillary clinton and donald trump both headed to florida today, clinton unveiling a new plan involving a child tax credit. randy: there's an investigation this morning after a man drove three miles the wrong way on the massachusetts turnpike. it ended when he a hit a median barrier right near exit 17,

the eastbound lane around the alston-brighton tolls. he was taken to the hospital after the crash. police say there was another crash as drivers tried to avoid his wrong-way vehicle. no one was hurt there. this man is facing a judge today charged in connection with the death of a toddler. leo witham is accused of purposely leaving the child alone. the 19-month-old died wednesday in an apartment in hampn. investigated. emily: 5 on the opioid crisis. new numbers showing nearly 300 people have died from drug overdoses in new hampshire so far this year. of those 280 overdose deaths, 191 are blamed on fentanyl or other drugs mixed with fentanyl. 89 cases are now pending toxicology results. hundreds of police reports are missing in texas and california, but a new study says those

and a man uses twitter to save his brother from major flooding. how one photo became a lifeline for that family. and we are remembering the key moments from big papi this morning. that includes this two-run shot in game four of the alcs back in

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olessa: good morning. a live look outside. a few delays starting to it's a 20-minute ride. braintree to boston. accident-free start. construction-free. a quiet morning. you'll need to warm up those cars. cindy, maybe a scraper? cindy: a few communities have frost. lots of low 30's and some frost in many suburbs this morning. frost advisories, freeze warnings through 9:00 a.m. sunshine, light winds. it's a nice recovery this afternoon. lower 60's today. mid 60's tomorrow. then we're in the upper 60's,

a lot more clouds. a chance of a few showers. that's it. we dry things out for the weekend. >> we called the fire department and nothing would go through. emily: a texas man couldn't reach his brother trapped by floodwaters in north carolina. as a joke, he sent him a photo of a severely flooded street with the message, at least it isn't this bad. it turns out that that photo is the street where craig williams' brother lives. he was through twitter, craig was able to communicate with a drone operator who helped guide them to the home where he was trapped. >> i'm kind of like, is he messing with me right now? i was kind of in disbelief. i mean, it worked. there's the drone hovering right in front of me. emily: chris williams says he was trapped in that attic for about 14 hours. randy: a missing florida girl has been found safe 800 miles

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erika is tracking the new fallout in the presidential race. emily: we'll get to those stories. first, cindy has a look at your chilly forecast. cindy: we see a lot of blue behind us here. these are frost advisories and freeze warnings that are up here about 8:00, 9:00 this morning. today's a day i encourage you to dress in layers. if you're bundled up out the door this morning, which you'll want to be, you'll be walking around this afternoon sweating. emily: you've been warmed. nd warnings up. here's a closer look. it's away from the coastline that we're dealing with this. this is not all that unusual. to see a freeze out worcester area this time of year is pretty close to average. we typically do that on october 15, so the middle of october. it's usually, though, deeper into november before that happens around the boston area. and this is a freeze, not a frost. a lot of the suburbs have already seen a touch of frost and i expect a lot out there this morning.

running near or below freezing. we've got 30 orange. 31 in jaffrey. along the coastline, it is certainly milder. 44 in boston. it's going to be a while for us to climb out of the 40's, late morning before we're up in the 50's. beside the sunshine this afternoon, we aren't going to get much higher than the upper 50's or 60 degrees at the coast. there'll be a sea breeze. lighter winds than yesterday. inland areas, though, really nice this afternoon between about 60 and 65. so it's a great fall day h back side of the high, we've got a milder southerly wind flow. notice all the clouds back toward chicago. then you run into a few showers. those will move toward us as we get into thursday. tonight not going to be quite as chilly. a few of our coldest suburbs in the mid and upper 30's. skies are mainly clear. we'll start out with mostly sunny skies tomorrow. it's a mostly sunny day here on wednesday, and then we'll bring in more clouds on thursday.

day we're looking at a few showers. look at that. upper 60's on thursday. take you out to those roads. you're going to let that car warm up. olessa: yes, it is chilly. a live look outside. the roads are quiet. this it pike by alston-brighton. let's go to the maps and see the rest of your ride. 93 southbound looks okay. a little bit of volume building out of methuen into andover. we're in pretty good shape down to the leverett connector. pike eastbound still quiet, 15 minutes, 495 to 128. building some volume out of brockton. your right on the expressway 10 to 15 from braintree into boston. trains and buses so far running on schedule. emily: olessa, thank you. boston bids farewell to big papi. randy: doug meehan is at fenway park with a tremendous show of support for the red sox legend last night. doug: good morning. so begins another winter here at fenway park. but it's the memory of 13

you can bet for sure it was not the way we all wanted david ortiz to go out, but all good things must come to an end, and with the sox being swept by the indians last night, number 34 took his final curtain call, leaving an adoring and grateful red sox nation on their feet, cheering and, yes, a few tears were shed. an emotional big papi also moved by the moment, and the fine m ality of it all. this morning, doug meehan, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: new overnight, the giants lived to fight another day holding off the cubs for 13 innings. san francisco's buster posey takes the ball deep in the ninth. albert almora takes it out for a double play. giants held on winning the game,

hillary clinton and donald trump campaign in florida today. trump threatening to step up personal attacks if more negative tapes of him emerge. this as clinton goes after his dismissal of locker room talk. >> that is just a really weak excuse for behaving badly and mistreating people. >> if they want to release tapes saying inappropriate things, we'll continue to bill and hillary clinton. emily: the party chairman still backing trump and house speaker paul ryan refuses to back him. randy: voters-to-be are getting one more day to register in florida because of hurricane matthew. a federal judge ruled monday that the deadline will be extended through 5:00 wednesday night. florida democrats asked the

because so many people were told to evacuate. emily: the original sentence nearly two centuries, he served 30, and now a convicted sex offender is back in weymouth. jeffrey gardner was supposed to spend the rest of his life in prison. he appealed that sentence and moved home. this neighborhood, though, full of children. that's why police have posted these flyers all over the neighborhood and socialed warning parents about his dangerous past. now, parents tell us here they are on edge. they're taking precautions, keeping an eye on everyone. they are thankful, however, for these flowers. live in weymouth, nicole estaphan, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: flags will fly at half-staff to honor five high schoolers killed in a crash. they were in the same car when police say they were hit by a pickup truck going the wrong way

cruiser and crashed into seven more cars. he is in critical condition in the hospital and he will face five counts of murder. randy: the two people charged in the murder of an elderly man in orange will face a judge tomorrow in virginia. that's where joshua hart and brittany smith were arrested. they're being held without bail. they could be back in the commonwealth as early as thursday to face murder charges in the death of thomas harty. emily: a toxic algae o buzzards bay and mount hope bay. this affects all south coast towns and cities. it can cause amnesic shellfish poisoning with symptoms including stomach sickness and incapacitating headaches. that area will reopen once the bloom dissipates. randy: a new study shows hundreds of police departments in texas and california did not report officer-involved shooting deaths in the past decade. this report finds registries created by the two states to

not list about 220 use-of-force fatalities in texas and 440 in california from 2005 to 2015. those states are the only two in the united states that require reporting in all in-custody deaths including jail deaths and officer-involved shootings. emily: a plan to let australians vote on gay marriage is blocked by lawmakers. that non-binding vote would have let the public weigh in on this they do support gay marriage but that a vote would trigger a divisive public debate and instead they want parliament to decide the issue. randy: a florida girl at the center of an amber alert has been found safe in tennessee. 4-year-old rebecca lewis was abducted saturday, allegedly by a family friend, wild west hog is his name. a security guard at a memphis hospital spotted the two and called authorities.

girl. emily: another clown sight, this time in detroit. a clown spotted riding on the back of a city bus. in response, there will be more transit police on patrols and the city is adding more security cameras on buses. randy: no matter your politics, there's no doubt that this man has become a star of the presidential debate. ken bone is his name. after asking his question sunday, he instantly became a social his hashtag was trending on twitter. emily: last night he appeared on jimmy kimmel to talk about his new-found fame. >> do you have any idea how adorable you are, first, i want to say. >> that's a definitive. >> did you know your fans are now calling themselves boneheads? >> that's fantastic. i've been calling my family that for years. emily: believe it or not, he is actually inspiring fashion.

demand. it is actually sold out this morning. right? did you hear this story? ? he was going to be wearing an olive suit but he said he had gained some weight. he popped the pants. randy: split his pants. emily: so he put the sweater on. he's great, cindy, right? cindy: yeah. you know what? i would say very intuitive. a sweater is a good idea this morning. you're going to want something to warm you up, because it is ch we have a frost advisory through 9:00 a.m. here. away from the coastline, deeper inland, it is a freeze warning, because that's where the temperatures are colder. this great picture from dan in worcester. do you know where your ice scraper is? or at least let the car warm up. that is frost on the windshield. you'll have to do a little scraping in some communities for sure. 31 right now in bedford. near freezing in nashua.

31, keene 28. same deal in taunton. 30's down in the south coast. plymouth 38. 39 in falmouth. you get the idea. it's cold outside. the skies are clear and high pressure is right on top of us, which means the winds are going to be a lot lighter than yesterday. sea breeze settles in before lunchtime. we'll be coolest at the coast today. near 60 degrees. jump inland, 64 nashua. 60 to 65 farther inland. tonight not as chilly. a few of our coldest suburbs in the upper 30's. tomorrow, winds turn southeasterly. watching this front off to the west. limited moisture. it will come through thursday evening, thursday night. doesn't look like a whole lot of rainfall here with this. probably under 1/10 of an inch for most of us. those showers come in on thursday. could be some drizzle and clouds. we may try to brighten up.

and far between. they're gone by friday. chilly start to the weekend. but sunshine both days this weekend. back out to those roads. how are we doing, olessa? olessa: not too bad. no accidents to report. that's good news. a little bit of volume starting to build on the pike by alston-brighton eastbound heading to the top of the screen. let's go to the maps and check out some travel times as you make your way north. 93 southbound, volume building out of methuen to andover. pike eastbound 495 to 128. and then some delays on 95 in canton. 24 out of brockton and route 3 from weymouth to the braintree split. once you get there, 15 to 20 on the expressway braintree to boston. so far trains and buses doing okay. randy: thank you. saying goodbye to big papi. emily: his emotional salute to fans. and three ways to put more money in the bank.

reporter: david ortiz plays his last game. the curtain call. randy: the conflict returns to a neighborhood making parents uncomfortable. reporter: come down before you work out why, a new study warns against your imreation for the gym. it's on the eye for this tuesday morning. >> papi, a great career, thank you. >> he is the heart the red sox. randy: fans thanking big papi for years of great baseball. his emotional last game. good morning, and thank you for joining us, i'm randy price. emily: i'm emily riemer along