next week several days in the 70's. chilly this morning. we'll break down the forecast hour by hour as the eyeopener continues. announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener. randy: two police officers recover. community support as we learn more about the call leading to those officers being in danger. emily: health care concerns for hundreds of thousands of people in the bay state. the warning going out this morning. randy: donald trump blasting sexual assault allegations. may have started before this latest scandal. it's on the eye for this friday morning. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. emily: 5:00 a.m. a great white shark bursting out of a diver's cage, and there was a diver inside there. how he got out alive. it is ahead in this half hour. good morning. i'm emily riemer.

emily: startling. cindy: 5:00 a.m. on a friday morning. that will wake you up. step outside this morning, and a little nip out there. it is breezy. that wind is really going to make a big difference this morning. the temperature is 48. we've had colder mornings. but that wind out of the north-northwest sustained at 14, it is gusting higher. look at that along the coastline. we're gusting over 20 miles per hour. so definitely making a difference out there this morning even though the temperatures don't look all that bad. we're running 50's north shore. low 40's in worcester county. mid 50's in the south shore, plymouth. the cape still running in the lower 50's. here's the deal. we've got clear skies, high pressure nosing in. so sunshine all day long, but this northerly wind is draining down cooler air. temperatures don't recover all that much. in fact, it's going to take until 9:00 a.m. to get you to 50 degrees, and we're still only in the lower 50's here at luncht lunchtime. upper 50's the best we do this

the merrimac valley. metrowest in the 50's. it's a bright beautiful day, but certainly cooler than what yesterday was all about. dress for it. now we want to get you to the roads. good morning, olessa. olessa: live look outside. here's a check of the expressway by the south bay mall. let's see the rest of your ride. problem-free as you travel int construction in the final stages on 128. pike is quiet. so is your trip north of town. so far trains and buses are starting the morning on schedule. that's a look at your traffic. >> there's no words, no words for what these guys do every day. emily: a lot of emotion from the boston police captain who realizes how close he came to losing two of his officers. a tremendous show of support

randy: that's where we find the eyeopener's sera congi this morning. sera, those officers are on the minds of so many this morning. sera: randy and emily, lots of prayers for the two officers as they remain in critical condition. meanwhile, the home here on gladstone street still cordoned off, the d.a. describing it as a crime scene complex as any. officers were saved wednesday night after a dramatic shootout with kirk figueroa, who was killed. captain kelley mccormick getting emotional as he talks about the quick action of other officers. >> we did everything within our capabilities to bring these guys home safe. when you shoot at officers, you're shooting at our community. whether it's my officer or one of my people who live here, it's the same thing.

sera: officer morris lost massive amounts of blood. both officers needed blood transfusions because of their injuries. they're right now in critical condition but improving. tonight there will be a vigil for the officers at 6:00 here on gladstone street in east boston. many are asked to wear blue in support of those officers. live in east boston, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: thank you. we now know why those officers were called to that home in east boston. a man called 9-1-1 s with a knife over a fight about the thermostat. sources say when officer richard cintolo arrived, he was shot as many as four times, but those bullets missed his vital organs. officer matthew morris wasn't as lucky. fellow officers applied a tourniquet. that probably saved his life. morris is grateful. >> he clearly said to me i want

so he knows how close he was to death. emily: the officer who applied the tourniquet had just been trained in how to use it days before. randy: 5:05. right now, two people are charged in the murder of an elderly man in orange. they're just hours away from facing a judge on these charges. the eye's antoinette antonio is in orange this morning to set the stage. antoinette: randy, those two suspects are expected to be arraigned later on this morning. and we're expecting t more about this case that's being described by investigators as a random attack. brittany smith and joshua hart were returned to massachusetts on wednesday. they were arrested last week states away in virginia. they are charged in the murder of 91-year-old thoms harty in his home in orange. his 77-year-old wife was seriously injured and still in the hospital. the day before the murder, smith and hart had been arrested for stealing her grandmother's car,

again, still a lot of questions about this case this morning, including the motive for the home invasion as well as the murder. we, of course, will stay on top of the situation and will be at today's arraignment later on this morning. live in orange, antoinette antonio, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: the young woman accused of convincing her boyfriend to kill himself will be in court today. the lawyer for michelle carter will argue that statements she made to police out of her upcoming trial. in july, the supreme judicial court of the common law ruled the involuntary manslaughter case against carter will move forward. 18-year-old conrad roy killed himself by filling his truck with carbon monoxide gas in 2014. emily: commitment 2016. new numbers painting a picture of what could be an uphill battle for donald trump even as he lashes out at sex assault allegations. the eyeopener's erika tarantal

erika? erika: we're focusing on the battleground states, states that could go to either candidate. a new poll gives hillary clinton a six-point lead over donald trump. it was done both before and after the "access hollywood" video and the second debate. and a public policy polling survey done only after both events gives clinton and 11-point lead in the granite state. we should point out that poll was done for a democratic-leaning group. trump told a group in ohio the >> including giving the questions and answers to hillary clinton before a debate. i don't get them. i want them. i'm angry at the republicans. they don't get me the answers and the questions. erika: trump also called the growing number of allegations of sexual assault against him a coordinated attack between the media and the clinton campaign. clinton responded to the accusations for the first time

kind of campaign that the other side has run is by defeating my opponent and what he stands for. erika: clinton will appear today on the ellen degeneres show. trump will be in north carolina today before heading to new hampshire tomorrow. emily? emily: thanks. clinton, meanwhile, has submitted written answers about her private email se judicial watch filed a freedom of information watch. clinton responded 20 times that she couldn't recall information. she also claims no one ever told her that keeping a private server was legally questionable. now, the candidates are gearing up for their final debate before the presidential election. that is wednesday in las vegas. and i will be there. i'll have pre and post debate coverage. randy: a warning to those enrolled in the massachusetts

confusion during next month's open enrollment. and they say it's due to premium hikes and changes in eligibility. they're warning over 230,000 members to check their status and to shop around for better premium options. the board also says the connector placed thousands of people on mass health in 2013 without properly checking their status. many of us are wasting money at the grocery store. emily: the tricks that have you paying and these dogs here are safe after being trapped 60 feet under ground. what went wrong and how rescuers finally freed them. randy: what do you see in this video here? the unsettling theory causing a scare in michigan. emily: two boston police officers are still in critical condition after being shot wednesday night. officers richard cintolo and matthew morris were responding to a call in east boston when it happened.

gusty winds especially this morning. the cool start to the weekend and when we warm things up around here. our next chance for rain as well is all ahead. first, take a look at the temperatures as you're heading out the door this morning, it's a chilly start, yes, in the 40's. that wind making it feel like it's in the 30's in many spots

>> randy: yes, indeed. that's a wake-up call. good job by the lexington minutemen. high-five this week from mike lynch. emily: if you missed it, you can catch it on sports o.t. we'd love to see a wake-up call from you. record it on your phone and upload it to ulocal using our wcvb app. made it to friday.

it's all over the place with temperatures. they're going back down today. emily: but then we're going back up? cindy: we are! that's what happens. yesterday 72 degrees in boston. it was very mild for this time of the year, 10 degrees above average. that is not happening today. our air is coming right out of canada today. it's only about 30 in ottawa. you can see that colder air is working on in, so it's definitely going to be a cooler one morning. high pressure, though, building in, so as that happens, the winds are going to relax, and look how clear the skies are. just a few clouds here offshore. we're in great shape today. it's going to be a bright, beautiful day but a little chilly this morning and a little deceptive. you look at these temperatures. they're running mostly in the low to mid 40's. we've had much colder mornings this week, but the wind is making it feel chillier. 45 in beverly. 42 in worcester. even orange in the lower 40's. boston 48. plymouth 47. and still a couple 50's hanging

along the coastline. wind speeds about 10 to 15, even close to 20 miles per hour this morning. they will settle back as we get toward lunchtime, and there will be less wind this afternoon and notice sunshine pretty much all day long. it's a nice looking friday. just a lot colder than yesterday. 72. only 58 in boston. 56 worcester. still hanging in the mid 50's on cape cod. we may nudge toward 60 briefly toward metrowest and the merrimac valley. clear skies today. this evening winds. temperatures really drop tonight. just a heads-up. we've got a freeze warning now basically just outside of boston all the way back to 495 and right along the immediate coastline, it's a frost advisory. temperatures near or below freezing, and that could, you know, do some damage to plants. it could be a killing frost and freeze for many areas. keep that in mind. not the case in worcester county because the growing season has technically ended there.

lower 40's and close to 40 on cape cod. high pressure drops southward on sunday and a milder southwesterly wind takes hold. so of the two weekend days, saturday looks warmer. and this -- colder, rather, and this front off to the west is going to bring in showers as we head toward sunday night and monday. let me break things down saturday into sunday. saturday, your chillier day, and then look at sunday. mid to upper 60's, could even be close to 70. should get there on monday and a couple of mild days early nex right now. how are we looking, olessa? olessa: quiet. zakim bridge, leverett connector, no problems in both connections southbound heading toward the bottom of the screen. let's go to the maps and see the rest of your ride. traveling into town, construction picked up nice and early on the expressway near the o'neill tunnel. no more issues on route 3, 24, 95 nice and light as well. and we did have road work on 128 by great plain avenue. that project picked up early also. traveling north you're in good shape. so far trains and buses starting

two dogs rescued more than 60 feet underground. it started around 10:00 yesterday morning after winston and rosie somehow got stuck down a pipe. that pipe, 150 feet long, 12 inches wide. the rescue required a backhoe, police and fire and two different public works crews and six hours working on it. >> they were pretty excited about getting out of there. i'm sure they were a little thirsty as well. >> dogs are fine. dogs are in good health. well taken care of. very lucky. i'm glad it's over. randy: both dogs doing fine this morning. their owner says first thing on today's to-do list, clean up that backyard. emily: your economy this friday morning, asian shares were higher overnight including thai stocks which surged following an ease in uncertainty after the

higher. investors will be watching for a new report on retail sales today. new this morning -- unravelling tricks that grocery stores use to get you to spend more money. first, shake off your produce. not only does that mist sprayed on them entice shoppers to buy. it adds weight causing you to pay more at the checkout counter. next, go for frozen. buying meats, breads and fruits and veggies in the frozen food section will help keep more money in your wallet. andon shopping. it might be convenient, but consumer experts say prices on toys and tool supplies are increased by as much as 75% at the grocery store. randy: i'm going to follow you around the market and do everything you do. emily: that sounds like fun. coming up, november sweeps. randy and emily go shopping. randy: a shark gets in a diver's cage. emily: how that diver escaped in eyepoppers.

runners put competition aside to do a good thing. their kindness in the middle of a race. a man gets hurt at a well-known tourist attraction. the emergency at newport, rhode island's cliff walk. plus a judge takes off his robe, jumps on a defendant.

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>> good morning. we are weymouth firefighters local 1616. we took on this rehabilitation project to fix our flag up at the high school. we did it in honor of mr mrmr. vinnie desezza. we did it for those who continue to serve this country and this community honorably.

to say -- >> good morning, eyeopener. randy: good morning. what a great job. thank you so much. a wonderful honor indeed. emily: good morning to all of you. thank you for sharing that. cindy said this morning on the cool side and breezy. cindy: it's all about the wind out the door. 10 to 15 miles an hour, gusting a little higher along the coastline. so temperatures feeling a little cooler outside than they actually are. we're running mostly in the 40's right now. take a look. boston sitting at 48 degrees and temperatures over the interior running in the lower 40's. we're only going to climb into the 50's this afternoon despite bright sunshine. much chillier day than yesterday. a heads-up tonight. cover up those plants for bring them inside. we have a frost advisory near the coastline. cool day on saturday near 60. we're warming it up near 70. of sunshine and nice weekend on the way. randy? randy: 5:23 friday morning. let's get into eyepoppers.

olessa: yes, yes. this has many thinking they're looking at a ghost ship. take a look at yourself. the ghost ship was captured by a michigan videographer. he said it bobbed in the water for close to 30 minutes. experts say it's likely a lighthouse off the coast. and terrifying video in from mexico. a shark bursting out of a diver's cage with the diver inside. that great white was biting and lunged to get out. the diver got out and swam to the surface uninjured as the great white took off. the crew says they're lucky it's not a tragic adventure. does this look like a good time to you? randy: he was breathing a sigh of relief. emily: a gorilla escaped its

and we are learning more about the man accused of shooting two police officers in east boston. his ties to law enforcement and the abrupt final phone calls he had with his mother. a live look outside across the city this morning. still dark. pretty far away from sunrise at this point. 47 degrees right now. >> this is an editorial by wcvb channel 5 president and general manager bill fine. >> with two presidential debates now in the books and less than a month remaining to election day, it's time to take stock of what america has seen and heard, or more to the point, not heard. there are no points awarded for sheer originality, as this race. mud slinging seems like such an negative term for the 2016

shower. the continued slide to unimagined depths is yet another blow to the ideal of participatory democracy. the next president will face daunting, unsolved issues that cannot be ignored. at the last debate they were ignored. on the list, liar, misogynist, email breaching and sex tape. while we support the i presidential debates, perhaps it is time to rethink how to best serve their most important audience, voters. moderators, no matter how well intentioned, seem powerless to steer discussions to substantive issues and away from streams of personal attacks that most viewers find more rebelant than informative. no question, this current campaign and these debates will constitute a new low. but if we can tweak and reform some parts of the voting process to bolster turnout, we can do

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announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- >> there's no words. randy: a community comes together. their powerful message for two police officers shot in the line of duty.

man accused of opening fire on police in east boston. new details expected in a chilling crime. what we could learn when this pair faces a judge. >> >> and inspiring show of sportsmanship. it's much more about when you cross the finish line on the eye. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. emily: 5:30 as we good morning. i'm emily riemer. randy: i'm randy price. with cindy and olessa. friday! cindy: it's a chilly morning this week. this is not the coldest morning we've had this week, but the wind is busy. you'll notice it when you step outside. winds 10 to 15, gusting higher along the coastline. even though it's in the 40's, it

morning running down in the 30's. 48 boston. still hanging on to lower 50's from hyannis to nantucket right now. skies, though, are clear. loads of sunshine in the forecast today as high pressure noses in. that gusty wind coming right out of canada. temperatures are going to have a tough time climbing by 8:00 a.m. still some gusty winds. we're still near 50 degrees. less wind by lunchtime. but it's only 54. i think we'll hold mostly in the upper 50's for highs this afternoon. waltham to lowell and nashua. 58 in boston. lots of mid and upper 50's through worcester county. it may touch 60 in fitchburg, south of town from taunton to new bedford. beautiful day. lots of sunshine. a nice weekend on the way. more coming up. let's get you out to the roads. friday morning. olessa: friday light as well. live look outside at the zakim, the leverett connector. southbound side quiet this morning.

overnight construction picked up early. heading into boston in good shape. making your way south, route 3 nice and light out of weymouth. 24 from brockton. no delays along the pike or 128. 93 south also looking great. no issues on route 3. trains and buses on schedule. randy: right now we're getting some new details about the man accused of starting a fight -- firefight inside a boston -- east boston home. that gun two police officers. emily: sera congi is live with what we've learned this morning. sera: the mother of kirk figueroa tells the boston herald herald she spoke with her son just moments before the gunfire erupted here. yvonne figueroa saying he rushed off the phone with an abrupt "gotta go." 5 investigates found kirk figueroa had multiple aliases

companies in florida and other states that were focused on security and protection. figueroa also wrote about his rebirth into the nation of islam after visiting ethiopia and a mosque in south africa. he was a sworn constable in boston. kevin leary has held that job for 37 years and tells us that figueroa's self-published biography could have raised some red flags. >> where this gentleman seems to have had a lot of various jobs in a quasi e manner, that maybe he should have been looked at a little bit deeper. sera: the background check to become a constable does not include the f.b.i. database. police did not know about figueroa's run-ins with the law in georgia and arizona. the motive for the shooting at this point remains unclear. the two officers who were shot remain in critical condition. live in east boston this

now to some of the other stories we are following for you right now. randy: over to erika has new information. erika: the pair of accusing a couple in orange in their home is getting ready to face a judge. brittany smith and joshua hart are accused of killing 95-year-old thoms harty and seriously injuring his wife. police have called the crime random. the level three sex offender charged with breaking into a south end home and sexually assaulting women is due in court today. dangerous to be allowed bail. donald trump will campaign in north carolina before heading to portsmouth, new hampshire, tomorrow. hillary clinton is on the "ellen" show at 3:00 on channel 5. randy: a man is fighting for his life after falling down newport's cliff walk. it happened just after noon yesterday. rescuers were forced to strap

he was airlifted to rhode island hospital with serious injuries, but was alert and was talking during the rescue.

olessa: bill wanted to know why there are trees they're there to protect the trees from ongoing construction in the area. always a good plan. if you have questions, you can also ask. you can tweet me or reach out on facebook, are email me at askolessa@hearst.com. i'll get answers for you. a live look at the roadways this morning, there's the pike by alston-brighton eastbound heading to the top of the screen. so far nice and light ride in both directions. cindy, we made it to friday. cindy: we sure did. it's kind of a chilly start to

a lot of 40's. the wind is gusty this morning. just feel like it's in the 30's. bundle up. it's going to be a cooler day. bright sunshine. holding in the 50's to near 60 degrees. that's it this afternoon. the winds die down. a chilly night tonight. there will be frost and freeze in parts of the area tomorrow morning. we'll highlight that. look at the warm-up. up near 70 by the second half of the weekend. emily? emily: okay, cindy. thank you. a true show of true sportsmanship on the cross-country course. two runners helping an injured rate. this was in munson. rich son of holyoke sprained his ankle. so jimmy knapik and alex lima picked up the injured runner and carried him to the finish line. >> it was a little tough. we worked together. >> it definitely wasn't easy.

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randy: good morning. the eyeopener team ready with news to go on this friday morning. we're in east boston and orange. erika has new poll numbers. emily: first, hurricane nicole leaving a path of destruction in bermuda. that category three storm pummelling the small island with winds up to 115 miles per hour yesterday. peeling off roofs, ripping up trees, the storm has since spun off into the ocean, but we could feel the effects. cindy: that was the strongest hurricane to impact bermuda since fabian. randy: could be a mess. hopefully not a lot of serious injuries. cindy: we're still getting word. 90% of bermuda was without power. quite a storm. it's moving away. it's a category one hurricane at this point. look at the track. you can see it moving into the north atlantic so moving away from you. goodbye to nicole. we're saying hello to big temperature changes. yesterday we were 72 in boston. look at today.

upper 50's to near 60. by sunday and early next week, temperatures trending way up with milder temperatures returning. air is flowing out of canada on the back side of a frontal boundary that did turn into a few showers late yesterday. high pressure will be settling in. we're in for a sunny stretch right through the weekend. just a little chilly the next couple of days. right now the skies are clear. temperatures have fallen back mossly into the 40's. 48 boston. a couple of 50' sustained 10 to 15, gusting higher near the coast. it's feeling chilly this morning. by 9:00 a.m., we're up to 50 degrees. sun up at 6:56. lunchtime, low to mid 50's. we'll hold in the 50's to near 60. that's it for your friday. a much cooler day overall. tonight, a freeze warning up away from the coastline back to 495 and it's a frost advisory along the coastline. temperatures near or below

we get into the afternoon. we're back up near 60 with sunshine. light winds on sunday. the warmer weekend day upper 60's to near 70 degrees. lots of sunshine as well. good look weekend. let's see how we're doing on the roads. olessa: not too bad. volume is starting to build across the zakim bridge and the leverett connector. we're watching one crash. expect volume back to 124. route 3 stop and split. the expressway 15 braintree into boston. pike looks good. 15 minutes eastbound 495 to 128. building delays from methuen to andover. looking good to the leverett connector. trains and buses on schedule. emily: thank you. a big show of support for two police officers shot in east boston. randy: the eyeopener's sera congi is near the scene with that and what we're learning about the recovery of those two police officers. sera: randy and emily, they are

meanwhile, their police captain getting very emotional when talking about all the efforts made to keep them alive. >> really did everything within our capabilities to bring these guys home safe. sera: last night, the mayor and police commissioner joined east boston community in prayer for officers richard cintolo and matthew morris. they're shot during a gunfight at the home of suspect kirk figueroa who was killed in that shootout. the house on residents on this street and in this area are planning a vigil for tonight at 6:00. live in east boston, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: we're expecting to learn more today about the home invasion and murder of an elder man in orange as two suspects face a judge. brittany smith and joshua hart were brought back to massachusetts on wednesday after they were arrested last weekend in virginia. the pair is charged in the

harty inside his home. the day before the murder, smith and hart had been arrested for stealing her grandmother car. they were released on bail. we will be at today's arraignment and will let you know what happened. live in orange, antoinette antonio, wcvb, newscenter 5. erika: as donald trump fights back that he's groped hillary clinton seems to be pulling ahead. a new poll gives clinton a six-point lead. trump now vowing more attacks on his rival. >> >> they will lie, lie. the clintons are criminals. >> we've got to work really hard for the next 3 1/2 weeks because who knows.

it will be on today at 3:00. emily? emily: thank you. the candidates gearing up for their final debate before the presidential election. that is wednesday in las vegas. and i'll be there. i'll have live reports following the debate on newscenter 5. a new hampshire town on alert this morning as police search for the gunman in a shooting earlier this week. police say jason cuocolo shot a belmont woman in the head tuesday. she was taken to the hospital in critical condition. police dangerous. they've received several reported sights but none have panned out. police say that shooting was not random. randy: the suspect in an alleged mission hills sexual assault in boston is due in cord. -- in court. jose cepeda is accused of assaulting a woman near fitzgerald park. dozens of tips have come in and they led police to arrest the 32

emily: a dump truck tipped over. people were trapped in their cars and had to be pulled out by firefighters. york police say none of the injuries are life-threatening. randy: the worcester regional airport is set to receive over $7 million from the government to aid in taxiway construction. that money will be used to grow the facility and increase its capacity. the multi-million-dollar grants from the faa. this latest grant was awarded to the u.s. department of trans. emily: sal dimasi could be released early. the 71-year-old dimasi is battling cancer. he was convicted in 2011 of corruption. he served almost five years of his eight-year sentence. a judge still has to approve that request.

of force by police across the country. they say it's essential to building community trust. a stronger demand for more complete data surfaced in the last two years amid a series of high profile deaths of black men by police officers. a pilot program will begin next year involving the country's largest police departments and federal agencies. emily: after massive data breach at yahoo, verizon may try to renegotiate its $4.8 billion takeover of the company. experts say it's up to yahoo to prove the impact of that data leak two years ago that affected 500 million accounts, but that it would be reasonable in light of the revelations about the hack to change the terms of that deal. randy: another zika transmission zone in miami. five cases were transmitted in the little river area.

not to travel to that neighborhood, which is just one square mile in size. emily: a male silverback gorilla named kumbuka escaped forcing a brief lockdown. visitors were kept in a cafeteria as they sedated and recaptured the big guy. nobody's hurt. kumbuka's handlers saying he's doing fine. randy: a michigan judge is to restrain him. the judge says he had just ordered a man to jail for violating a restraining order, but the man resisted efforts to handcuff him. it happened in december. he tells a michigan paper he was concerned for the safety of the man and the officer. "good morning america" will have more on the judge's bold move coming up right after the eyeopener. emily: the dodgers are heading to the national league

this was a nail-biter with two men on in the ninth. 4-3 is the final. the dodgers head to chicago to take on the cubs tomorrow in a best of seven series, and that will determine who advances to it is world series. a slow start for the bruins in their season opener. 2-0 in the second. that's when they turned on the jets. brad marchand had an incredible night. two goals, three assists. the b's skate away with the win 6-3-. they head to toronto tomorrow night. their homeowner is thursday. randy: it was a rough day for a clumsy customer in england. he kneels down to check the flatscreen tv and ends up -- uh-oh, okay. please, get away from the merchandise. he knocks over four of them. dominos there. he stands up in the middle of the mess, shocked at the incident.

the store has not made him pay for the damage. so -- emily: does that remind you when you were a kid, your mom said keep your hands in your pocket. cindy: my child, that reminds me of my child. clumsy, i don't know where he gets it from. randy: keep him out of best buy. cindy: exactly. all right. this is typically a goodke right now it is peaking up across far northern new england. lots of color across central new england and the color is increasing around here as well and it's going to be a great weekend to do just that. some of the leaves are getting knocked off the trees. gusts over 20 along the coastline. that wind is coming out of the north. look at the temperatures to our north this morning. it is chilly. and that air mass is working on in as high pressure builds in from the west. so the wind is most active this morning. it's going to settle back this

sunshine the next several days. a really nice stretch on the way. clear skies this morning. a few clouds offshore. we're holding in the low 50's from hyannis to nantucket. otherwise, 40's out there right now. 42 worcester. 48 in boston. and we are going to see those temperatures come up only in the low to mid 50's by noontime. less wind by lunchtime. during the afternoon, it's sunny and cooler than yesterday. 72. only about 58 in town today. a few of our suburbs north and west of town could make a run toward 60. here back to 495. frost advisory at the coast. temperatures going to be near or even below freezing tonight although in town i think we do hold in the lower 40's. high pressure gives us sunshine all weekend. we'll get into a southwesterly wind which is milder on sunday. this front brings in our next chance for showers. that doesn't come in until sunday night and monday. a good-looking weekend. saturday is the cooler day. lots of sunshine. sunday, look at that.

down in gillette and tom brady's return at home and then a stretch of 70 or higher should carry us right through the middle of next week. let's get you out to those roads. still dealing with friday light? olessa: a couple of problem spots. delays starting to build. let's get to the maps. a crash south of town 128 south into the braintree split, there's an accident by route 27. the pike still looks good. another accident, this one on the 3 north. 93 slow out of methuen down to the leverett connector. randy: four minutes before 6:00. in massachusetts, health care concerns for thousands of people. emily: the changes that could make this year's health connector enrollment especially difficult and new this morning -- losing money at the grocery store. why you're paying more without realizing it. randy: city cam here with a nice shot downtown.

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randy: standing with boston police as two of their own recover. the community support as we learn more about the call leading to the officers being endangered. >> health care concerns for hundreds of thousands of people in the bay state. the warning going out this morning. >> donald trump, blasting new sexual assault allegations, but have started before the scandal. on the eye for a friday morning. >> 6:00 a.m., a great white shark bursting out of a diver's cage, and there was a diver inside of that cage. how he got out alive. it is lady in this half-hour. good morning. i'm emily riemer.