that go down if you don't protect them. >> now on newscenter 5 eyeopener. >> breaking overnight, two police officers shot while responding to a call in east boston. their conditions this morning and how other officers put their lives on the line to save them. >> also breaking, several women are out with new accusations against donald trump. their claims as hillary clinton faces her own >> new this morning, safety issues at the mbta. the green line's problems that seem to be getting worse. it's on the eye for this thursday morning. >> i asked the public to pray for them. the officers exhibited extreme courage. >> breaking overnight, two

they were shot while responding to a call in east boston. the eyeopener's antoinette antonio is near that scene on gladstone street. >> she's leading our coverage this morning. >> to set the scene for you, gladstone street is behind me just down the hill here. we're about one street over from where all of this unfolded overnight. the police commissioner saying that both of those officers this morning are in extremely critical condition after responding to a domestic violence call. right now we knowh line of fire and that the shooting suspect is dead and that both of the officers are longtime veterans of the force. we are all over this story this morning and we'll be back in a couple of minutes with more on that. but, first, we want to get a first check on your forecast with cindy. good morning, cindy. >> not nearly as cold this morning as the past few mornings. we're above 50 worcester into boston. 40s in the suburbs.

few minutes in the worcester area. visibility 3/4 of a mile. i think the fog may expand. we've got a lot of low clouds. can't rule out patches of mist or drizzle thanks to an increased southerly flow bringing in the moisture. a few showers by this evening. the skies brighten toward midday. temperatures into the 60s quickly. and we'll make a run towards 70 degrees this afternoon. so it is a warm one for you. but a lot of low cloud this mog. toward the evening commute, 5:00, 6:00, out through the worcester area, 495 and eventually into a boston, a chance of a quick passing shower. let's check out your morning ride. >> a live look. by the south bay mall, construction cleared by the o'neill tunnel. traveling into your boston, you're good to go right now. no problems heading south of

that construction wrapping up on 128. southbound by route 2a down to trapello road on 128 and by route 3. >> breaking news we're following at this hour. new details in the overnight hours after two boston police officers were shot in east boston. >> we are covering all the angles. antoinette antonio is at the scene with what we know at this hour. information coming in to us overnight. right now we know that those two officers are in what the police commissioner calls extremely critical condition at mass general hospital. the suspect accused of opening fire on them is dead. let's go ahead and take a look at that video from overnight. just shortly after this wild scene unfolded here on gladstone street just before 11:00 last night, police say this started when two roommates got into some

domestic violence call. that is when one of the men opened fire on police. officers say that suspect was armed with an assault rifle and was wearing a ballistics vest. people who live in this neighborhood were told to shelter in place. those who got caught up in all of it described a swarm of police and a hail of gunfire. >> suddenly police came speeding down the street, speeding like i could hear the like vibrating. it was pop, pop, pop, pop. >> right now we don't know much about the suspect involved in this. police commissioner bill evans says he was a 33-year-old man and they are working to determine if he has a criminal history. the police commissioner pointed out that east boston is not part of the city's body camera pilot program, so at this point it's highly unlikely that any of the officers involved were wearing a camera at the time.

the heroic action that may have saved these officers' lives. let's head live to mass general hospital. sera congi is there live with the story. >> the officers here, we're told, undergoing surgery after what commissioner evans described as a fire fight. after the officers were shot, other police officers raced inside the home in east boston. exchanged fire with the suspects, dragging the two wounded officers out of the line of fire to safety and then firing more shots, killing the suspect. in the meantime, other officers applying a tourniquet to the wounded officers, one even putting his hand on the wound to try to stabilize the officers before ambulances arrived. the commissioner could not say

able to pull two of the officers out safely. >> the wounded officers have not been identified. but here's what we know about them. one, a veteran, 28 years on the force. the other, 12 years. both are men, both undergoing surgery overnight. doctors describing them as being extremely critical. there are nine police officers being treated at tufts medical center. the commissioner says they are minor injuri stress after this chaotic situation. obviously, as we get updates this morning, we'll bring them to you. live from mgh, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> sera, thank you for that update. sera is standing by live at mass general hospital. we'll bring you new developments all morning. stay tuned on air, online, and with our wcvb mobile app.

in east boston. antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> it was a real shock when all of a sudden his hands were all over me. he was like an octopus. it was like he had six arms. >> breaking overnight, a growing scandal surrounding donald trump. several women saying the presidential candidate assaulted them. eyeopener's erika tarantal tracking the fallout. >> these are damaging accusations. at least five women hours accusing him of assault. the woman says it happened to her 30 years ago. jessica leeds telling "new york times" trump assaulted her on an airline flight. she says he tried to put his hand up her skirt. leeds said she starting telling her story when trump announced his run for president. miss utah says trump kissed her without consent in the '90s.

that was his first response with me. >> temple taggart says she felt unsettled friday when the tape surfaced of trump making lewd comments in 2005. another woman claims trump kissed her on the mouth in an elevator in trump tour in 2005. attorneys representing trump are demanding the "the times" retract the article and apologize. >> there's e-mail trouble for hillary clinton. a 2011 eng wikileaks involving a top clinton advisor mocking two conservative catholics. that organization is a liberal ally. when asked about the e-mails, clinton quickly turned the conversation to trump, telling reporters that she is all that

apocalypse. clinton campaign chairman john podesta blames the leak on russian hackers. trump pounced on the e-mails. >> the wikileaks e-mails show that hillary clinton's staff even has to give her secret notes on when she needs to smile. smile, hillary. smile. >> in one e-mail, john podesta urges clinton to reach out to three prominent latino politicians, calling they will "needy" and handled in one easy call. >> a safety problem focused on the t appears to be getting worse. the highest number of accidents on light-rails in the country. so far, five have derailed, including this incident in may that forced the riders to walk through a tunnel. the globe reports an audit was conducted in 2015. that found the mbta was not

nor the wheels for some green line cars. managers say they are doing everything they can to address the issues. right now two people charged in the murder of an elderly man in orange are back in massachusetts. brittany smith and joshua hart were returneded from virginia last night. they both are accused of killing 95-year-old thomas harty in his home and injuring his 77-year-old wife. she remains in the hospital. the crime is said to be random. the pair is judge tomorrow. >> i have had this pit in my stomach for -- since it happened. >> a brockton woman mourning the loss of her mother. someone stole her mom's ashes out of her car. carolyn parker says she found her car ransacked tuesday morning. the box with the ashes empty. parker's mother died in july and she believes someone mistook the ashes for drugs.

martha's vineyard. she said she'll take the ashes back, no questions asked. >> we have new information on that deadly plane crash in connecticut. >> what happened in the cockpit before that plane went down. and another benefit to running. the serious injure it could help ease. >> keeping energy costs low. the idea that could become the wave of the future. >> a warm day today with patchy of showers late in the day. the very latest timeline and a look at your weekend is ahead. antoinette? >> we're following breaking news out of east boston this morning. two police officers are in extremely critical condition after they were shot on a call overnight. the suspect in the shooting is dead. we're going to continue to gather information for you all

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>> two police officers are in what is described as extremely critical condition after they were shot in east boston. the suspect is dead. we know the officers are getting treatment at mass general and we will have new information all morning on the eye and on the wcvb app. >> cindy is watching our weather, which looks pretty good. nicole is not looking that good. >> for weekend. but all eyes focused towards bermuda. a category 4 hurricane. this is nicole. winds of 130 miles per hour. this is headed right towards bermuda. this is a major hurricane. category 3 or higher. our third of the season. this has been a busy hurricane season. it is rare to find a hurricane this strong impacting bermuda. since the late 1800s, there have

that have come within 50 miles of bermuda. the center is shifting towards bermuda. impacts already being felt with the wind and rain. conditions will deteriorate. by 2:00 this afternoon, it will move away. rainfall is four to 8 inches and dama bermuda this morning. it will be away from us, so this is no threat to us here locally. in the meantime, we have fog that has developed in the worcester area. visibility has dropped to a quarter-mile. 52 worcester, 55 in boston. not nearly as cold this morning as the past few mornings. you'll notice that as you head out. we've got low-level cloudiness around the backside of high pressure. to the west there's a frontal

scattered in nature. this cold front marks the leading edge of much colder air. this is what's coming for the weekend. big drop in temperatures on the way. we'll see temperatures jump to close to 70 degrees today. but it is a murky start. could be drizzle in patches or fog early this morning, but brightening midday. the timeline is about 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. on scattered showers. you can see through early this afternoon things are quiet. getting into the worcester area close to 5:00 this afternoon. and it moves towards boston and kind of falls apart. limited moisture with this. maybe a tenth of an inch of rain in some areas. we clear tonight. 30s and 40s for overnight low temperatures. tomorrow we're into the 50s for highs. this is a chilly air mass building in. friday night into saturday morning, freeze watch in the western suburbs.

temperatures are near or below freezing. if you're headed to gillette on sunday, the weather looks great. we're in great shape after the front moves by. bright sunshine throughout the weekend. temperatures back in the 60s on sunday. big changes on the way temperaturewise. >> the weekend looks chilly. thank you. so far it's a fairly quiet start. late-running construction picking up on the expressway northbound and two lanes closed during the overnight hours with a couple more minutes. near the gas tank you can see this looks ok. that speak, wrapping it up right now. you have a backup to the braintree split approaching that overnight construction. construction is gone on 128 by great plain avenue and 2 by trapello road. that road work picked up early. >> we're learning more about a fight in the cockpit in the moments before a fiery plane crash in connecticut. the flight instructor who

talking to the f.b.i. about the crash. the small twin-engine aircraft crashed tuesday. the student who die in the crash has been identified as feras freitekh. the hartford courant reporting he was upset and feeling stressed over performing badly at flight school. it has not been determined who was in control of the plane at the time of the crash. investigators spent last night searching freitekh's apartment and questioning his roommate. >> 19 after the embattled head of wells fargo is out. c.e.o. john stumpf is retiring immediately. he's been at the center of the storm over the banks' sales practices. employees opened millions of accounts without customers knowing about them in order to meet sales goals. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren among several calling for a criminal investigation. the national grid customers will be seeing a credit in the upcoming bill. the power company is going to

to about 4,500 of its customers. charged them at the higher nonheating rate. the attorney general's office negotiated the settlement with the company. asian markets are in a slump. down again overnight after an unexpected drop in export from china. investors are looking for a new report on weekly jobless claims that's due this morning. >> canadian researchers f running can repair certain types of brain damage. the study was done on mice. the researchers found running can trigger a molecule that can help repair the damage, but research showed once the mice stopped exercising, they became debilitated again. >> a rookie with impressive moves in his first-ever professional hockey game. >> you'll see them ahead in eyepoppers. >> giving your immune system a boost. easy things you can do before

a convicted child rapist being released. what went wrong. >> we're staying on top of breaking news out of east boston. two police officers are in extremely critical condition after they responded to a domestic violence call at this home on gladstone street. we'll tell you what investigators say officers encountered when they saw the suspect. that is coming up, straight

>> breaking news on the eyeopener this morning. two police officers are in extremely critical condition after they were shot in east boston. the suspect in the shooting last night on gladstone street is dead. we'll have another live report from the scene coming up in our next half-hour. cindy? >> and 5:24 right now. we're watching hurricane nicole bearing down on bermuda.

the winds are 130 miles per hour. take a look at the forecast. this is going to pass the core of it over or close to bermuda this morning and start to pull away this afternoon. they are expecting storm surge there, destructive winds, and a lot of flooding rain. a bad situation for them. locally, we've got temperatures starting at 50 degrees. it's a murky start. fog burns off. brightening midday. toward the evening, there could be a turning cooler with gusty wind tomorrow. >> savvy graduate students are creating a house that spins. it's called the revolve house and spins on a circular track with solar panels pointed at the sun. the students have been working on this for years. if you think you'll get dizzy, full rotation taking about 30

>> a historic moment in the nfl. 19-year-old auston matthews, the arizona native scored four goals in his first nfl game. he makes two more shots before the game ends. but his team lost to ottawa senators 5-4. >> yeah, but he was quite the star. >> he did for himself. >> now the expectations are up here. >> thank you. a man falls in the middle of the street. the dramatic video and what a passing driver says was most disturbing about that situation. we follow breaking news overnight in east boston. two veteran police officers are in critical condition after being shot on a domestic violence call. the suspect is dead. just ahead, how other officers

>> we've got shots fired. >> a terrifying scene for police officers in boston. >> what we have learned overnight about two officers shot in the line of duty. >> and the heroic efforts to get them out of the gun battle to safety. >> team coverage starts right

>> there was over 30 gunshots. >> over 30. >> terrifying situation in east boston as two boston police officers were shot. they are both in extremely critical condition at this hour. the suspected shooter in that situation is dead. >> the eye's antoinette antonio is leading our coverage near the scene on gladstone street this morning. antoinette? >> gladstone street just behind me down this hill. that unfolded. the police commissioner is asking for prayers this morning for those two officers who were shot and in extremely critical condition this morning, as well as the other officers who responded to the scene providing first aid. he's going to explain how this domestic violence situation escalated so quickly. first we want to check your forecast.

temperatures either side of 50 degrees. visibility down to a quarter mile in the worcester area. a lot of low clouds, moisture from the south. so can't rule out a patch or two of drizzle. not seeing that on the radar right now, but it's a possibility. this front to the west will give aus few showers by this -- us a few showers. we'll jump out of the 50s, into the 60s and make a run towards 70 degrees this rn the warmest day of the week. but murky to start. toward midday and early this afternoon we'll watch for that brightening. and then showers approach here the worcester area by 5:00. a threat for a shower between 5:00 and 9:00. >> late-running construction wrapping up. near the gas tank we're in good

so far not too bad south of town. there's that project in the final stages. a little bit of a backup back to the braintree split. pike is quiet. 15 minutes eastbound 495 to 128. if you're heading north, 93 south looking good out of methuen to the leverett connector. trains and buses on schedule. >> breaking news we're following -- two boston police officers shot in east boston. >> a lot of new information coming in overnight. antoinette antonio. she is at the scene. >> right now we know the two police officers are in extremely critical condition at mass general hospital after what's being described as a gun battle that unfolded here on gladstone street during a domestic violence call. let's look at that video shortly after this unfolded. police say two roommates were having a fight of some kind. the officers were inside that

two of them were hit by bullets. their fellow officers dragging them out of the line of fire before killing the suspect. police commissioner bill evans hammering home just how dangerous these situations can be. >> domestic calls are probably the most volatile. you never really know what you are walking into. i think we see right now the dangers of our job. >> we know the injured officers are veterans of the police force. service, the other with 12. commissioner evans asking for prayers this morning for both the officers, as well as their families. also this morning, we know that nine other officers went to tufts medical center for minor issues. this morning we are working to learn more about the suspect. we know he was a 33-year-old man. police say he was wearing a ballistics vest and he was also

the situation and bring you more as we get it. antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> we are tracking more breaking news on the eyeopener. >> erika on top of those developments. >> five women coming forward saying donald trump assaulted them. one said he tried to put his hand up her skirt 30 years ago. trump denying the accusations. lawyers have called for "the times" to apologize and retract the report. clinton. a 2011 exchange published by wikileaks involving a top clinton adviser mocking politically conservative catholics. it was between the communications director and the senior fellow. brittany smith and joshua hart are accused of killing 95-year-old thomas harty in his home and hurting his 77-year-old

release of a convicted level three sex offender. >> todd kazakiewich joining us with the explanation from the d.a. >> the plymouth county district attorney's office saying the release of richard gardner was a human error. gardner served 30 years in prison for raping children in the 1980s. he appealed his original sentence of nearly 200 years. prosecutors could have argued that because of gardner's level 3 status, he needed to be civilly committed and a mental health institution. newscenter 5 legal analyst martha coakley says it's not a review would have guaranteed he was committed for treatment after his prison term, but it could have been an option. >> the real issue now is, how are public officials going to be able to make sure that the public is kept safe, that people are aware of him and his record, and that, while he is out and on probation as a registered sex offender, that he will not be

>> gardner returned to his family's home in weymouth. >> cold season just around the corner. >> three things you can do now to boost your immune system. an elderly man falls in the street. why the scare made a passing driver angry. >> two boston police officers in critical condition at this hour after responding to a domestic violence call in east boston last night. the suspect is dead. we're g

>> we continue to follow breaking news this morning. you're looking live at mass general hospital where two boston police officers are in extremely critical condition after being shot in east boston. we'll have live updates just ahead for you in "news to go." look at the traffic now. >> so far pretty quiet start this morning.

there's extra volume, late-running construction. they are clearing that. but expect delays back to the braintree split. the rest of the ride is fairly quiet. cindy? >> murky, a lot of low clouds, fog. by this evening the front could bring in a few showers. i think in between, we're going to brighten things up a little bit. temperatures towards 70 degrees this afternoon. much colder tomorrow with gusty winds and to start the weekend, we're talking temperatures below average. we through saturday. we moderate on sunday. sunshine back, 60s. >> the height of the cold season is around the corner. there are easy things you can start doing now that may boost your immunity. first, work on your sleep. making sure you get at least seven to eight hours every night can be crucial to your immune system functioning. next, work on your stress. studies show that people who are chronically stressed out are

exposed to cold viruses. finally, ramp up that exercise routine. working out has been shown to boost your immunity. it will not hurt your mood either. >> breaking news in "news to go." the heroic move to get injured officers out of the line of fire. the bruins season starts tonight. but a key player will be missing. why a star is out of the line-up. expressway. things moving along at this point. still a ways away from sunrise. "news to go" coming up after the

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>> oftentimes people don't look to the other side of what happens with police officers. >> mayor marty walsh speaking at the scene overnight after two boston police officers were shot in east boston. >> we have team coverage for you. sera congi is at mgh where the officers are in what is described as extremely critical condition. we'll get to both of them in a second. first, want to check in with cindy for a look at the forecast. >> i can't help but talk about nicole. they had fabian in 2003 in bermuda. they get hurricanes pretty frequently there. but to have one this strong, winds 130 miles per hour right now -- this is bearing down on

you can look in the atlantic base. since 1851, there have been only been seven hurricanes considered major, category 3 or higher within 50 miles of bermuda. so this is a rare event. the eye about 75 miles away from bermuda. the hurricane-force winds extend out about 65 miles per hours from the center. we've had wind gusts over 60 at the airport. la by this afternoon, it is pulling away. but they are going to expect the destructive winds there a six to 8-foot storm surge. this will never bother us. we're watching a front off to the west. couple of showers this evening with this. ahead of it this morning, southerly winds brought in low clouds. a little bit of fog too. visibility in the worcester is a quarter of a mile.

we're going to jump into the 60s to near 70 this afternoon. just a little bit of brightening today around midday into early this afternoon. here comes that front. so by about 5:00 this afternoon into this evening, worcester right into boston through about 6:00, 7:00, the chance of a shower, probably fall apart before they get onto the cape. clearing skies overnight. 59 tomorrow with gusty winds, bright sunshine. it's a cool start to weekend. >> so far, not bad on the roads. no accidents to report. expressway by the gas tank looks good. we have late-running construction on expressway by the circle. that project picked up, but there's volume to the braintree split.

that volume picks up down to the leverett connector. >> breaking overnight, two boston police officers are in critical condition after a shooting in east boston. >> we have live team coverage this morning. we start with antoinette antonio, live from that scene. >> it was a wild and chaotic scene that unfolded here in the late-night hours. all of this happening at this home down this hill on gladstone street. critical condition. the suspect accused of opening fire on them is dead. all of this happening just before 11:00 last night. police say it started when two roommates got into some kind of fight. officers responded to the scene. one of the men opened fire. that's when two of the officers were shot. other officers killing that suspect, who is described as a 33-year-old man. police do tell us he was armed with an assault rifle and he was

live in east boston this morning, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> the two police officers are here at mass general listed in what's described as extremely critical condition. commissioner evans praising the actions of the other officers in getting the two wounded to safety. >> able to pull two of their officers out safely and unfortunately we had to take a live inoi the two officers were out of the line of fire, other officers applied a tourniquet. the officers have not been identified, but we know they are both men and both undergoing surgery overnight. again, at this point doctors describing their condition as extremely critical. sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> we'll continue to track breaking developments throughout

our wcvb mobile app. more damaging accusations by women against donald trump. we're hearing from a former miss utah who claims he kissed her without consent in the 90s. >> i remember feeling embarrassed. wanting to turn -- >> temple taggart told her story to the "new york times" back in may. but says that leaked tape of trump talking about women in 2005 moved her to speak up again. at least five women have come tell "the times" trump groped her. he started telling her story when trump announced a run for president. >> the release of a level 3 sex offender originally sentenced to nearly 300 years -- richard gardner was released after serving 30 years in prison for raping children.

the d.a. says his office did not argue to keep gardner locked up. gardner initially moved to his family's home in weymouth. his probation supervision has been transferred to suffolk county. >> the u.s. launchs a missile strike on targets in yemen. those strikes follow two incidents of missiles being rebel-controlled areas were destroyed. >> a home invasion and sexual assault in boston's south end -- ronald brown hid his face during his arraignment in court yesterday. boston police say he broke into a clarendon street apartment tuesday morning. he allegedly tied up and sexually assaulted two women there. one of them raped. brown a level three sex offender whose records show he served more than 20 years in prison for

in her bedroom. >> two people charged in the murder of an elderly man in orange are back in massachusetts. brittany smith and joshua hart were arrested in virginia earlier this week. they are accused of killing 95-year-old thomas harty in his home and injuring his 77-year-old wife. she is still in the hospital. the crime is said to be random and the pair is expected to face a judge tomorrow. >> osha is citing a quincy construction company in connection with the wall collapse th workers. jamie mcguinness & sons is forced to pay $23,000 for five violations after that accident in july. the contractor was taking down a landmark wollaston theater when the final brick wall fell, trapping one worker. the owner declined to comment on the fine to our media partner the patriot ledger. >> sad news to pass along. the founder of wcvb tv has died. leo beranek started channel 5 in

one of his many accomplishments. he received a doctorate of science degree in acoustics from harvard. he was awarded the national medal of science. he was 102 years old. >> boston civil rights group is accusing amazon of discriminating against black and latino delivery drivers. one contractor told the boston business journal amazon ordered themo based on its background check policy. the lawyers committee for civil rights sent a letter to amazon calling for more information on that policy. amazon says that its background checks focus on safety and not race, ethnicity, nor religion. a man falls while crossing a street in traffic. cars swerving in here. that's when barry shau, a good

he flags down other drivers and they finally get the man back on his feet safely. the man not hurt. >> the bruins face the blue jackets in their season opener, but they will hit the ice without the captain. he is suffering from a lower body injury. he was hurt at the end of practice on tuesday. tonight the puck drops at 7:00 p.m. >> bruce springsteen in with a fan that traveled. jennifer french was born at 23 weeks gestation and weighed barely a pound. during her treatment her parents found one of the best ways to connect with her was with music. numbers on her monitors showed them which songs she liked. her parents say she loved the boss. now jennifer is a healthy

>> she does look happy, doesn't she? >> that's really great. 55 degrees in boston this morning. not nearly as chilly as the past few days. a milder day overall. but a lot of cloud cover and some fog. visibility in the worcester area right now about a quarter of a mile. you can see the temperatures outside the city are running mostly in the 50s as well from plymouth to beverly into worcester, a few spots in the 40s this morning. we've got a lot of low clouds. so kind of a murky mist and drizzle a possibility. ed there a front to the west. a band of showers will come through this evening. don't expect a lot of rain. rainfall through tomorrow morning a tenth of an inch or less. most of that from the city on north and westward. this front will bring major temperature changes. ahead of it today, it's mild. we'll make a run towards 70. behind the front, look at the

upper 60s to around 70 degrees. a lot of the low clouds burn off, so by midday and early this afternoon we'll get a few breaks of sunshine. here comes the frontal boundary. 5:00 showers around the worcester area. they try to push towards the coast by 7:00 p.m. but a lot of them fall apart. clearing skies overnight. colder tonight. we're down in the 30s and 40s. despite sunshine tomorrow, look at your high temperatures. we're running tomorrow only in the 50s and gusty winds are going to make high pressure is going to settle on top of us. so friday night into saturday morning there's a freeze watch up here in the western suburbs. looks like plants will need to be protected or they may be killed coming up this weekend. we'll see moderating temperatures over the weekend. looks great for the patriots sunday. lots of sunshine. a chilly start to the weekend, but a nice recovery with sunshine and maybe more showers monday of next week.

>> a lot of volume starting to build across the span of the bridge. leverett connector southbound heading into boston, delays now in place. we're watching one crash -- accident by the leverett connector. construction is gone by the circle. you've got volume to the braintree split. half-hour ride into boston. 24 building volume out of brockton. route 3 sharon. 15 minutes 495 to 128. 93 south, delays out of methuen. >> an update ahead on our breaking news. >> what we know right now about the shooting that has two boston police officers fighting for their lives. and troubling news on the green line. the safety problem happening too often.

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emily: breaking overnight, two police officers shot while responding to a call in east boston. their conditions this morning and how other officers put their lives on the line. randy: also breaking, several women out with new accusations against donald trump. their claims as hillary clinton faces her own emily: issues at the mbta. the green line problems that seem to be getting worse, on the eye for this thursday morning. >> i asked the public to pray for them. all the officers exhibited extreme courage.