randy: breaking overnight, new details on a sexual assault investigation in boston. how a man forced his way into an apartment. emily: new questions about a deadly plane crash in connecticut. the chilling comment attributed to a survivor randy: a fight for the battleground states. the campaign sweep today as the candidates fight over a data breach, on the eye for this wednesday morning. emily: get the house cleaner faster. three ways to get the chores under control, and we will have that ahead, i'm emily riemer.

it is exhausting, but the house looks great. underway for this wednesday morning, chilly. cindy: cold, but notice how dark it is? i was just asking when daylight savings was happening. let's talk about that. some years it's before halloween and some years it's after. you can see how dark it is. the sun is not up until 6:54, and by halloween on october 31st, the last day of the month, so that's when we fall back and look at the sunrise on november 6. it will be back around 6:24. an update on where we stand with the sunrise here. a cold start this morning. it's in the 30s on the cape.

we're going to see a sea breeze kick in, low 60s at the coast. mid and upper 60's inland. 68 in yesterday. let's get you out to the roads right now. busy out there. olessa: very heavy delays, northbound side you can see bumper-to-bumper. this is by the o'neal tunnel. i will show you the backup. if you are traveling northbound there's the crash. once again the delays are starting back at the braintree split. south of there 24 building volume from brockton. 95 slow.

the pike, 15 minutes 495 to 128. and heavy out of methuen with a crash by 110 and another by 128. it stays slow down to the lever connector. thank you. emily: new troubling details in a home invasion and sexual assault in boston. randy: this attack involves two victims. the eyeopener sera congi is at boston police headquarters this morning with new information in this case. sera: the suspect in this attack is on the loose. boston police say that it happened at 4:00 a.m. on tuesday morning. a man broke into an apartment in the area of clarendon and columbus avenue. two people inside were sexually assaulted. boston police were called nearly 12 hours later from one of the victims at the hospital. working through the night conducting interviews and looking for evidence. the victims were able to give police a limited description but

might have. live at boston police headquarters, sera congi, newscenter 5. emily: thanks. new this morning the fbi says a plane crash in connecticut may have been intentional. that's according to the "new york times" reporting the pilot told investigates it was not an accident. a student pilot was killed when that plane burst into flames on main street and east hartford. it's unclear who was at the controls. and police say that the fbi was called in because factory, which produces jet engines for the military. these two suspects wanted in orange are preparing to face a judge in virginia. joshua hart and brittany smith were arrested on several charges on saturday including murder and attempted murder. they will face fugitive from justice charges today and could be sent back to massachusetts as early as tomorrow. randy: today will be a full-court press on the

political map. erika tracking all the new details. erika: today there are no fewer than six campaign stops in battleground states. those are states that the candidates believe are up for grabs but new polling may change that. democrats believe traditionally georgia and arizona could be ready to swing. insiders telling the "new york times" republicans have similar polling, and this comes as donald trump tries to get back >> you get shot walking into the store, so i say to the african-americans, suffering in our inner cities, what do you have to lose. vote for donald trump. erika: trump hit on hillary clinton on more emails released by wikileaks. he says they show the campaign was given a heads up on the state department investigation by the justice department. overnight clinton's campaign chair pointing the finger

>> there is interference in this election, and there is apparent attempts to influence it on behalf of trump, is of utmost concern to all americans. erika: he's spoken to the if she about the hack. the information disclosed in the emails appears to have been publicly available. randy. randy: there is new evidence this morning of how tough the fight over the big becoming here in the commonwealth. the herald is reporting that groups on both sides have now poured more than 11 million into the tv advertising trying to sway voters. that includes 2.3 million by groups fighting for the legalization of recreational marijuana. that's question four on the ballot. we're committed to bringing you coverage of all of the issues all of the candidates in the month before the election day. every day here on air and on our

where the candidates stand issue by issue. just click politics. potential repeal of the state's transgender rights law will be on the 2018 ballot. the secretary of state's office says that opponents of the law submitted enough signatures to get it on the ballot. the law recently took effect and allowed people to use the bathroom or the locker-room that corresponds to their gender identity. >> bicyclist this is and around boston are calling for safety crash. this man killed a week ago in cambridge. antoinette antonio is live at that scene where loved ones honored them. antoinette: dozens gathered last night for a vigil. they are also calling for the safety changes here at the intersection of southernville avenue. and they left this ghost bike in the memory of a man that was a cautious bike rider.

he was hit by a tractor trailer last wednesday while riding his bike to work. friends and colleagues dedicated the ghost bike in his honor. they are calling for those safety improvements. >> we really want to make some type of change to this intersection, so this is not repeated again. >> the bicyclists want bike lanes and boxes at the busy intersection. right now the crash under investigation. at this point the tractor trailer driver has not yet been charged. we're live in cambridge this morning, anted -- antoinette antonio, newscenter 5. emily: a homeless man is accused of stealing an ambulance from a hospital. it happened in cambridge. it began and ended when the ambulance hit a police cruiser. the officer in the cruiser was not hurt but it was damaged and the homeless man was taken to

randy: a neighborhood taking action after a convicted level three sex offender is released from prison is living among the families and the children there. richard gardner was originally sentenced to 190 years in prison, but after an appeal, only served 30. he got out. after his release he moved in with his family on chandler street and weymouth putting a neighborhood on edge. >> the children need to come first, and we should be the priority not catering to t convicted abductor and rapist. >> that's amanda hill. she has started an online petition hoping to get the governor's attention. they are calling for clearer and stricter laws for sex offenders. it already has close to 4,000 signatures. gardner has been summons to court after using a computer without permission at the

medford. the car hit a 41-year-old man near wellington circle on september 25. there are several marks on the vehicle including a black scuff mark on the rear passenger side. it's believed to be a gray honda civic between 2011 and 2015. there is a neon light around the back license plate. anyone with information should call state police. emily: a man grabs his phone when his truck is stolen but n randy: what he did instead. a woman's murder goes unsolved for 40 years. her family's new idea to get answers in this case. emily: keep the house cleaner longer with new routines. the changes that will make the chores easier. >> a suspect got into an apartment on clarendon street and columbus avenue by crawling through a window.

cindy. cindy: and another day full of sunshine around here but clouds and drizzle tomorrow. there could be rain showers in spots. i will time that out just ahead. first take a look at the temperatures as you are heading out the door. you are going to want the extra layer. you can see the coldest spot on the cape, just 39 degrees as you are heading out the door in

>> good morning eyeopener. randy: good morning. our talented friends.

they are getting ready for that you are first game competition of the season. emily: it is friday and saturday in marlborough, and by the way these guys are 24-time national champs so that explains it why they made that look so easy. reporter: we would love to see your wakeup call. you don't have to do that. ready -- >> yeah! randy: let me throw you off. dicey quickly. cindy: ok, are you ready for a bump-up in the temperature? all right. we're going to go the other way heading into the weekend. look at tomorrow, up near 70. a typical high this time of year is 63. far from it this morning. look at the 30s on the cape. coldest spot this morning is on the cape and the vineyard. 35 right now on master martha's vineyard.

north shore and southern new hampshire. we are in the 20s and 30s yesterday morning. it's mostly in the lower 40s right now. and one spot here back in worcester county, the orange 39, but not nearly as chilly as it was yesterday morning. and there are the clouds, and notice the back edge right about here, these are going to be shifting out and we'll see a lot of sunshine today. with the clouds hanging around, it should make for a pretty sunrise. the high pressure is still dominating the weather. so we will have another sunny afternoon on to the west there is a frontal boundary. this front is producing some scattered showers. limited moisture with this. there is not a lot. so as this moves in, we'll have the opportunity for a few showers but we're not going to see that much rain. we are running above average for the month, thanks to what we had on sunday by more than an inch but for the year our deficit is still over nine inches, so we could use more rain. we're going to get a little tomorrow, most spots a tenth of an inch or less and most of that is going to be focused north and

a.m. we should be close to 50 in boston and by lunchtime lower 60s. notice we hold there through the afternoon. winds are turning on the shore again today so that sea breeze keeps us cool. lower 60s. 67 in lawrence, and 68 in nashua and taunton 67, and mid and upper 60's inland, so a nice one today. southerly winds, low clouds, and fog. can't rule out the drizzle. not nearly as chilly. temperatures on either side of 50, and tomorrow is a milder day but with this front approaching comes through, and we'll see a few showers. they will not last that long. morning hours a little murky tomorrow. spotty drizzle, and then we'll dry things out. watching that line of showers approach from the west. a lot of the moisture fizzles out. then it will approach the coast. clearing skies on thursday and friday. it's a breezy day. only near 60 on friday. we head towards the weekend. look at that starting chilly on saturday with the sunshine.

great timing with the weekend with the sunshine. a few showers early next week. out to the roads we go and busy with trouble north of town. olessa: you are watching delays. here's a look in summerville, the southbound side. normal volume here but north of here a couple of trouble spots. one accident on 93 south by 110 in methuen where one lane is closed. once you get past that it will be a slow ride to andover down to 128 where we have got another crash also blocking a lane. stop ando connector. the pike eastbound, your ride is 20 from 495 to 128. the accident cleared on the expressway by the o'neal tunnel but the damage is done. a 40-minute ride back to the braintree split. south of there 24 is slow out of avon, and an accident cleared in bridgewater. 24 north by 495. so far trains and buses are doing ok. i'm olessa and that's a look at your traffic. >> please call 9-1-1 and tell them where i am at, if you can hear me.

hands after spotting his stolen truck going down the street with someone else driving it. aaron babcock chased the driver while putting it on facebook live. the truck was taken from his family's dealership. police eventually got there and they caught up to the driver and they arrested him with babcock right behind. the family is searching for answers four decades after a woman was found murdered. was found along interstate 495. this was in 1978 in bellingham. police say that she was strangled after leaving a birthday party in franklin. the prime suspect in the case is now dead. her six siblings are raising the money to exual theresa's body and have another autopsy performed. >> this is our last-ditch effort for us for my family. this is our last chance.

that we could. randy: her family is hoping if the suspect's dna is found on her body, that would give them closure in this. the norfolk county district attorney's office says investigates continued to take any and all steps to solve this case. emily: asian markets followed wall street down a mid bad earnings reports and oil price concerns. today investors will watch new details on last month's fed meeting and people who collect social security will see an increase in their monthly checks but it won't add up to much. 66 million recipients will get $2 to $6 a month, and that's the smallest increase to date according to the american institute for economic research. the average retirement check is about $1,300 a month. a few habits could lead to a more organized home. you can start by just making

bedroom. a clean looking room can start your day on a productive note. also emptying the dishwasher in the morning. that makes the cleanup of the next rounds of meals much easier. and do laundry every day. it keeps it from piling up, and it's much less work when it comes to putting it all away. randy: if you do all of that we will give you the eyeopener award of the day. emily: the eyeopener chore award? do i get a sticker for that? randy: that's amazing if you pull that off. an extreme way of accidents and a fast food paradigm. emily: it's in the eyepoppers this morning. erika: new at 6:30, just call him the angel in the outfield. tim tebow's kindness. and market basket shoppers spark into action when someone's purse is stolen, and a little girl is shot. how a boston neighborhood is

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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.

cindy: 6:25 on your wednesday in 100 miles per hour right now, and it is moving towards bermuda. likely going to go just west of bermuda during morning hours of thursday, and then move away, there will be a storm surge there in addition to wind and rain. nicole going to stay out in the north atlantic and not bother us. wire waking up to a chilly start. 40s, near 30s out there. we recover with sunshine today's way from the coastline. a lot of clouds and patchy

tomorrow, and cooler only near 60 on friday. randy: thank you. 6:25, olessa, a new take on the pedestrian safety? olessa: or something. the grim reaper warning people to stay safe as they cross the road. >> keep your phone down. you better get -- you are going to meet me is what you are going to meet. olessa: he is walking around pittsburgh, and he says he's trying to save lives as part of a safety distracted walking and driving. >> he's making a good point. >> walking and texting is that correct what i am trying to say? teaming up with airbnb, called a fake-cation. a restaurant is being transformed into a fast food lover's paradise. take a look. the winner and three friends will get to play games and watch tv and stuff their faces with the restaurant's signature

>> it's too late. >> very elegant. >> ok. >> that is my idea of a perfect honeymoon. >> ok. >> i know. >> butlers and taco bell. you, my friend, know how to live it up. >> is this the year for the cursed chicago cubs? the exciting ninth inning keeping the world series dreams alive, and a suspect darts into highway traffic to escape a police officer.

randy: breaking overnight, a chilling sexual assault in boston. emily: a plane crash in the middle of a city, now the fbi says this may have been no accident. nine-year-old girl is shot in boston. demanding change, what loved ones say could have saved a man killed while riding his bike in cambridge. randy: tim tebow earning praise to help a fan off the field. on the eye. emily: 6:30 on this wednesday morning. taking a live look here out across the city.

up just a bit there. good morning. i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy. cindy and olessa. cindy: it's not in november but november with the time change, so sunrise this morning officially. 6:54. and by the end of the month, 7:17, that's late. and then we tall back as the daylight savings time ends. the sun will be up at 6:24, so av cold start this morning for you on the cape. it's in the 30s right now. in fact, coldest spot is on the vineyard at 35 to 37. 37 in taunton, as well. you can see in boston we're 49 degrees. 47 in worcester, and north and west of town where we had 20s and 30s yesterday morning, it's mostly in the low 40s this morning. 42 in beverly. in the 20s yesterday, so not as cold for a lot of us but the kids are going to want the layer at the bus stop. getting off the bus this afternoon shedding it and

moving through, and these are going to get out of here. the high pressure is in control. another sunny day, off to the west, there are showers and these will try and come through tomorrow. so sun comes up this morning at 6:54. by noontime lower 60s for your lunch hour, but as the winds turn we will hold in the low 60s at the coast and mid and upper 60's farther inland this afternoon. a nice wednesday. on the roads it's a bit of a different story this morning. busy out there. >> lots of problems to tell you about. let's start things off 93 in summerville, a slow ride southbound, typical this time of the morning but north of here we have a few issues. let's check out your trip out of methuen. we have an accident on 93 south side by 110. one lane is closed and once you get past that crash it will be heavy from 128 where another accident just cleared. the pike is about 25. 495 to 128. a crash is gone on the northbound expressway by the owe -- o'neal tunnel.

accident cleared in bridgewater. trains and buses ok. emily: we are following breaking news. randy: and erika is tracking the new information as it comes in on this wednesday morning. erika: a sexual assault in boston's south end. a man got into an apartment on clarendon street and columbus avenue by crawling through a window. two people inside say that they were assaulted before that man took off. neet crash in east hartford. the fbi saying that it may have been intentional. that's according to the "new york times." a student pilot was killed and told authorities that it was not an accident, another person told authorities. a man crashed into a cruiser at lechmere square. nobody was hurd. >> a suspect shot a

with the message this morning. sera: police have been pleading for information about this case. now the community in roxbury is joining those calls. dozens of people joined in on a rally last night on washington street outside of boston public schools' headquarters. it was sunday morning around 1:00 a.m. that a nine-year-old girl was shot in the back on a playground on annunciation road. there are fears that she could be paralyzed. police say the shooting last night a mother who lost her son to violence two years ago expressed her heartbreak for the girl's family. >> this place should be packed. i know there is a lot of others reporter: that woman's son was murdered after leaving a party in 2014. as for the shooting investigates, boston police are

hoping for some evidence that will lead to an arrest. live at headquarters this morning, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: a new move to reduce the number of sexual assault investigations that go unsolved. legislation that requires evidence in the case to be preserved for at least 15 years is now on the governor's desk. it allows that the evidence be retained for the duration of the statute of limitations in massachusetts. and recognize this man? police say he is wanted for mission hill neighborhood. it happened on saturday at kevin fitzgerald park. the victim tells police that she was forced to the ground and assaulted before the suspect took off. police say that the man was seen riding a mountain bike towards huntington avenue. emily: the situation is more dire in hurricane-ravaged haiti. the death toll is 900 and dirty water is fueling a cholera epidemic. a worcester woman has a very

relatives were killed in that storm. jacinta rebecca chirac said it took days to reach someone who could give her news about her family. >> finally we found one person, we said walk through the house and see how they are doing. so when they get there, everyone was dead. two of them they found not close to the house. maybe the water took them to a two was in the house. reporter: chirac also lost 13 relatives after the earthquake in haiti six years ago. tim tebow stealing the show in his fall league but not on the diamond. what he did in the stands that is winning over fans. and a terrifying moment at a columbus day protest, the reckless move that could be called a hate crime, and we are following breaking news in boston's south end. police are investigating a reported sexual assault near

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mystery you cannot figure out? tweet me or post on my facebook page or e-mail askolessa@hearst.com. i will get answers for you and share them right here on the eyeopener. the roads this morning are a bit busy. we have lots of delays here along the expressway. a check by the gas tank, and you can see the northbound side very slow. earlier accident is gone by the o'neal tunnel. we do have a couple of problems north of town and also in would -- woburn. cindy: we have mid and high level clods opposed to the 20s and 30s that we had yesterday morning. a real nice sunrise. the clouds will get out of here. it's back to bright, beautiful blue skies. we'll jump up into the mid and upper 60's away from the coast. milder tomorrow but the trade-off with more clouds and drizzle around. then we are going to brighten things up again but cool them off a bit heading into the weekend. emily. emily: tim tebow comes to the aid of a fan. cell phone video shows the quarterback leaning eve the plan

yesterday. brandon berry tells the associated press he remembers feeling disoriented. he says tebow kept him alert by chatting about college football and praying. >> for me the first instinct was to be with him to, pray for him and put my hands on him and just be able to pray for him. emily: that man was alert when he was taken from the stadium. new overnight the chicago cubs are a step closer to the world series and to years. they pulled off a ninth inning rally to beat the giants and win the n.l. division series. they will play the dodgers or the nationals at home on saturday. now the cubs' last world series win was in 1908. randy: an explosion rocks an illinois neighborhood. there is startling video and what may have caused that blast. plus an unusual art installation display in boston.

mccourty perform on the field, but this is more. and drivers going across the mystic river bridge right now.

emily: the eyeopener team ready with your news to go in boston and cambridge, and erika is tracking new political developments overnight. randy: cindy has the forecast for this wednesday morning. cindy: we have got our eyes on hurricane nicole this morning. it strengthened overnight. the winds are 100 miles per hour. look how close it is to bermuda. there are hurricane warnings up for bermuda. the track of this, i will show it to you. it will take it west of bermuda, and that's going to happen early on thursday so take a you can see that. you can see the storm will be going just west of bermuda, and that's going to be happening first thing tomorrow morning. then during the day tomorrow it will pull away, and it's not going to bother us at all. they are expecting a surge in bermuda in addition to the wind and the rain. around here, we have a really pretty morning underway. we have had some mid and high level clouds, and they have been decorating the sunrise this morning. it's just been really nice outside. i believe that we have a picture that i would like to show you of how nice it looks out there this

we're not going to show that tour -- you, to. today will be a dry day with lots of sunshine. tomorrow is the only chance of seeing rain, and we'll dry things out more into the weekend. that moisture is going to come from right here in the middle of the country. out ahead of it today the high pressure is hanging on but you can see the mid and high level clouds are working on through. these are going to lift out, and the skies will brighten up nicely here. 47 in worcester. 49 in where we have the 30s. by lunchtime maybe brown wag -- bag it today. milder. it's a nice afternoon. we're in the mid and upper 60's but that developing sea breeze will hold us in the upper 60's. overnight with a southerly wind. low level moisture comes in, so low clouds and fog and drizzle around first thing tomorrow morning. we'll dry things out and brighten them up early in the afternoon and here comes the front from the west. it's a narrow line of showers approaching worcester for the

coastline overnight, not much rain out of this, and maybe a tenth of an inch from the city of boston. back to the sunshine on friday but behind that cold front yeah. not as warm. only at 60 with a gusty breeze on friday. out to the roads right now, and we have a nice sunrise to look at this morning. olessa: here's the picture we were talking about. take a look. beautiful the bridge, and you can see the traffic a bit slow. you can see it there in the distance but nonetheless this should help you. let's go to the maps and check out your ride. as you travel west, we are watching t if you are heading through that stretch be careful. this is eastbound with one lane closed, and as you travel north of town the accident is cleared on 93 south. that volume stays heavy from there from that 495 all the way down to the lever connector. another accident is cleared by 128. the pike is stop and go, a half-hour, 495 to 128. 24 heavy out of brockton, delays on route 3 from weymouth and 95 from sharon, expressway 30 to 35 braintree to boston, and the trains and buses are doing ok.

breaking overnight, new details as boston police search for a sex assault suspect. >> he's wanted for assaulting two people. sera congi is live at police headquarters. sera. sera: emily and randy, according to boston police the suspect in this attack managed to get into the apartment by climbing through a window. it happened at 4:00 a.m. police say a plan broke into the apartment near clarendon and columbus avenue. two people inside were sexually assaulted. victims at a local hospital. the victims managed to give police a limited description of the suspect. they are hoping anyone with information will come forward. live at headquarters, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. reporter: cyclists are calling for safety changes here after a man was killed while riding his bike to work. >> this is a difficult

navigate. reporter: dr. bernard joe lavins was hit by a tractor trailer last wednesday here at the intersection of mass avenue and summerville avenue in cambridge. dozens gathered for a vigil last night leaving a ghost bike in memory of a plan that they say was a cautious cyclist. bicyclists are now calling for safety improvements to this intersection, and including additional bike lanes and bike boxes. the crash is still under investigation. that tractor trailer driver has not yet been charged. we're morning, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: with division growing between donald trump and the republican establishment, there is major shifts in the political map. the numbers collected by rio clear politics suggest states not considered swing may fall in that category. those include arizona where trump is barely leading. also georgia, utah, and indiana, which are still republican but clinton is gaining ground.

hacking emails in an attempt to sway the election. trump is attacking clinton on a new round of emails leaked, that discuss the timing of the release of the state department emails. randy: thank you. the fbi says a deadly plane crash in connecticut may have been intentional. that's according to the "new york times." reporting the pilot told investigates that it was not an accident. the student pilot was killed when the plane burst into flames on main street and east hartford yesterday. it's unc w controls. police say the fbi was called in because the plane crashed near a pratt and whitney factory, which manufactured the jet engines for the military. emily: these two suspects are wanted in orange are expected in court in virginia today. joshua hart and brittany smith were arrested on saturday on several charges including murder and attempted murder. they will face fugitive from justice arraignments today, and they could be back as early as

explosion in an illinois neighborhood. officials say a gas leak likely triggered the blast in romeoville last night. two townhomes were destroyed but no residents were reporting injuries. two gas company workers were hurt. one of them is in serious condition. a wild takedown in texas. a police officer chasing a suspect across a busy highway in garland using his taser to eventually stop him. heavy traffic just missing that suspect as he collapsed onto the road. officers took him into custody without incident. no word on what prompted that police chase. randy: questions after a driver plows into this protest in nevada. the american indian group involved in this rally is calling for police to file hate crime charges. the driver is seen revving the engine before exchanging words with people in the crowd. and speeding away. one woman had to be rushed to the hospital.

>> it was an old woman and i don't like thieves. >> she started yelling he's got my purse. stop him! randy: that man was one of two good samaritans jumping into action after witnessing the crime at market basket in nashua. he took off after a suspect targeted an 84-year-old woman. a mom also shopping in the store also called 9-1-1 and chased the thief. he took off into a nearby cemetery but did d emily: devin mccourty getting into it making the day brighter at boston children's hospital showing off his musical side. he was there to support the program treating kids with sickle cell anemia. >> he did a great job. >> a 90-year-old man has

he got it from his grandson. george fris pennsylvania left school early to fight in world war ii. his grandson surprised him with his degree. >> there is a new art installation in boston. the floating orange people are sos, the safety orange swimmers. this is in fort point channel, and it w b november. this art is designed to bring awareness to the global crisis. orange is the same color as life vests. >> good they cannot feel the water temperature, it's cold. >> and look at the beautiful sky. olessa: this is so beautiful. a live look outside for you. this is the tobin bridge. traffic doesn't look too bad but that will help you get your day going for sure. let's check out your ride. we had a couple of accidents early this morning.

pittsburgh, we have that crash. this accident is cleared in methuen by 110 but that volume does stay heavy down to 128. another accident is gone, and then it stays slow. we have got a crash on route 1 by the tunnel delayed back to 95, and the pike is stop and go about 25 to 30 from 495 to 128. more volume on 95 from sharon. 24 out of brockton and route 3 from weymouth up to braintree. your trip on the expressway by the o'neal tunnel. buses and trains are on schedule. cindy. cindy: you saw the orange, how about a pink shot here? this is from sandy up in hampton falls. the el paca is nice, as well. gorgeous sky. this is courtesy of mid and high level clouds working on through. you can see they are sitting out across connecticut and rhode island so these are out of here, and the skies are going to brighten up. it's a deep blue sky but the

north and west of town where it was in the 20s and 30s yesterday morning. it's mostly in the lower 40s now. 47 in worcester. 49 in boston, and colder 40s south of town on the cape. it took longer for the clouds to come in. the high pressure though going to give us a nice day. off to the west you can see the showers. these are going to work in our direction for tomorrow. so we'll see the temperatures come up by 10:00 into the mid 60s and low 60s at lunchtime and we hold there in boston under the sunshine. easterly wind developing, east, the coast and mid to upper 60's inland, as warm as 68 in nashua. and southerly winds tonight with low clouds and fog and can't rule out the drizzle. not going to be nearly as chilly tonight with temperatures on the either side of 50. as that front approaches there will be some steadier showers. those will come through during the evening, but it's a milder day despite the clouds. we're up near 70 tomorrow, and again that drizzle in the morning and then as we get into the afternoon it's dry towards the late afternoon and evening

we'll clear out the skies behind that from 70 on thursday, and 60 on friday, and it's a cool start to the weekend but sunday looks great with sunshine both days. emily: thanks. randy: thanks for joining us.

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