but clearing it out for the weekend. we're breaking everything down for you right now as the eyeopener continues. announcer: now on newscenter 5's eyeopener -- emily: breaking overnight -- violence in lawrence. the details just in on a late-night shooting. doug: a toddler shot in boston. now her grandmother is out with a strong message. new this morning, her plea to young people. emily: and a push to stop isis. the huge offensive underway and how the u.s. is involved. it's on the eye for this monday morning. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. >> a pathetic cheapskate, a man who will never be president of the united states. doug: well, there's senator elizabeth warren going after donald trump, but that wasn't her boldest statement. the taunt getting attention. it will probably answer what

i'm doug meehan. emily: i'm emily riemer along with cindy fitzgibbon. what a mild day today. it's so different from those 30's. cindy: you know, i just don't know how to dress anymore. it's 20's in the morning. it's warm in the afternoon. go for the warm weather gear the next few days. doug: love it. cindy: we have much, much milder temperatures working in. it's about 10 to 25 degrees warmer right now compared to this time yesterday as you're heading out the door. look at these 50's and 60's. average high temperature this time of year is 61 in boston. it is 64 right now. lower 60's in cape. 57 in worcester. running right around 60 on the north shore as well. overnight we did have a lot of cloud cover. there's a lot of clouds from the city southward. we're clearing it out to the north right now. there's a frontal boundary dropping southward. and this front is trying to bring in some cooler air. on the ear other side, it's in

see those temperatures climb as we have the springboard starting near 60. we'll jump up close to 70 at noontime and skies becoming partly sunny. 73 boston up to 75 in the merrimack valley today. gets even warmer from here. we'll check it out. right now, want to get you out to the roads. kevin in for olessa. kevin: live shot of the expressway by columbia road. it is monday. that's sure next couple of minutes. we have one situation here heading into east boston out of the callahan tunnel. we have slowdowns, maybe a late-running work crew picking up getting by the airport there. i am seeing some delays. ted williams tunnel westbound heading into south boston, i'm seeing slowdowns there as well. could be a late-running work crew. if you're just heading out the door, should be out of the way if you're heading through that area. elsewhere looking pretty good south of town. route 3 coming up through

of 128 heading towards the mass pike. routes 3, 93 okay getting by 495 so far. and if you take the trains this morning, all lines are starting on time. emily: breaking overnight, one person shot late last night in lawrence. it happened around 9:30 on haverhill street. few details are being released about the circumstances of this shooting. but the eagle tribune reports the man was flown to a boston hospital for treatment. no word on any arrests. new this morning -- a plea after a toddler is shot in roxbury. doug: right now, we still don't know who's to blame for that crime. the eyeopener's sera congi live in boston with that grandmother's message to everyone. sera? sera: doug, brenda peoples wants the community to speak up for her 2-year-old granddaughter who is now recovering from gunshot wounds. this all happened on saturday in roxbury on winslow street in broad daylight. the toddler was sitting in the backseat of a car where police

the bullet piercing that little girl's leg and also grazing her hand. her grandmother spoke to "the globe" saying for people to come forward and say what they saw. she says, quote, i wish the young people, the youth around here, would take life a little more seriously. now, again, that girl is recovering from her gunshot wounds. boston police say that her father is not cooperating because of gang relations. live at boston police headquarters, sera congi, wcv bars and expected in court today accused in triple stabbing in new hampshire. police arrested terrence simmons jr. of newport, rhode island, yesterday after a 14-hour man hunt. police say he stabbed three men outside of a housing complex yesterday morning up in plymouth, new hampshire. that serves as an off-campus housing for plymouth state university. two victims are students there. all three are expected to survive. right now, we've got a mystery surrounding a major police response in revere. this morning, police say there

hours-long incident. the eye's nicole estaphan live in revere with the new questions. nicole: doug, certainly a bizarre situation here on francis street early yesterday morning. now those involved say they just want answers. it began around 4:30 a.m. with a call about shots fired at a home here, but neighbors say they didn't hear anything. swat was called and several tenants were detained for hours. one man was led out of the home in handcuffs but let go after questioning. >> i don't i have kids. this is the first time. i'm scared. i'm so scared. when i see more than 20 cops, that they took their gun in my face. nicole: 14 people were detained yesterday. all eventually released. they tell us police apologized but gave no explanation. police do say this morning their investigation continues. we're live in revere, nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5.

a major military offensive is underway in iraq. the iraqi military is carrying out an assault against isis to take back the key city of mosul. in its second largest city in iraq and a stronghold for the terror group. u.s. groups are not involved in the fighting but providing logistical information. a million people are leaving the city creating a humanitarian crisis. >> the big, brave donald trump is too chicken to release his tax returns. [clucking] emily: massachusetts u.s. senator elizabeth warren going after donald trump again, actually clucking there to make her point, and she isn't the only one trying to garner more support for hillary clinton. the eyeopener's erika tarantal

erika. erika: senator warren condemning trump's failure to release his tax returns. she was joined by bernie sanders last night in colorado. >> he and his billionaire friends are going to start paying their fair share of taxes. >> donald trump's words don't make me sick anymore. they make me furious! erika: hillary clinton has no events scheduled for today. her husband, former president bill clinton, will make two campaign stops in new hampir one in hanover, the other in keene. donald trump has a rally in green bay, wisconsin. tonight his running mate, governor mike pence, will campaign in the battleground state of ohio, pence going after democrats and the national media. >> the american people feel like in a very real sense that the democrat party and many of you in the media are working together to present -- prevent the kind of change the american people long to see of a stronger, more prosperous america, and we're going to fight oush way all the way to

bombing at the republican party headquarters in orange, north carolina. no one was inside. the vandals spray painting a warning for republicans to leave. both clinton and trump condemn the attack on social media. trump blaming, in his words, animals representing clinton and democrats in north carolina. emily? emily: erika, thank you. both candidates are preparing for their final debate wednesday in las vegas. and i'll be there live with pre and post-debate coverage right here on newscenter 5. time is running out if you still need to register to vote. you can register. you can also check your information online. and we have a link to that on our website, wcvb.com. doug: meanwhile, vice president joe biden will be in new england this week. he will speak at a cancer awareness event in dorchester. thursday, he'll head up to nashua, new hampshire, to tribute for clinton.

blue for officers richard cintolo and matt morris. they remain hospitalized in stable condition. the man who shot the officers was killed in a gun battle that followed. a fire that caused close to a million dollars in damage on newbury street is under investigation. flames breaking out on the first floor of a four-store brownstone. there's significant damage to an art gallery and restaurant. flo no word on how the fire started. emily: a meeting about green line trolley derailments. there were seven last year and five this year including one in may. "the globe" reports that number is higher than any other light rail system in the country. the audit blamed failure to maintain tracks and trolley wheels. an mbta spokesperson says the line is safe and they're working to address those issues. a man's car plunges down an embankment. the ingenious way strangers

capsizes off the coast of california. the harbor master says that scary moment was likely preventible. your credit score could be taking a hit without you knowing it. three 1-2-3 inninthings. cindy: and a lot of clouds to start out this morning, but unusually warm temperatures out there we'll be flirting with them later this week. the timeline on that is ahead. first, take a look at the temperatures up to the canadian border. as you're heading out the door, you don't need that heavy coat. look at that.

[cheers and applause] doug: i want what they had for breakfast. great energy from may street school from worcester. emily: get everybody together it. upload it to ulocal on the wcvb app. that will wake you up on a monday morning. doug: so will those mild temperatures. cindy: you brace yourself a doug: shoulders don't have to be in the air. cindy: this week you can leave the heavier winter coats at home. we've been digging them out. you got it. we've got readings that are a good 10 to 25 degrees warmer. you look at the country, these are current readings. the eastern 2/3 of the country is warm.

unseasonable warmth into the eastern seaboard. in fact, we could be flirting with record high temperatures tomorrow and again on wednesday. the record high on tuesday is 82 from 1947. we're going to be close. this morning out the door, this is what i'm talking about. 50's and 60's. it is 57 right now in worcester. 60 up in the north shore beverly back to lawrence. lower 60's from marshfield to the cape. in boston, 64 degrees right now. average high this time of year is 61. so we're already above that this rn toward 2:00 this afternoon. we're in the lower 70's. it's going to be a very mild day. cloud cover, though, will be around. we've had the clouds overnight. they've been blanketing up. we have a west-southwesterly wind out there. that's why the temperatures are so mild. you can see how the clouds are dropping southward and there were a couple of sprinkles overnight. those, too, are shifting offshore right now with this frontal boundary that is pushing southward. the real warm temperatures are just south of this boundary, but on the other side, there isn't a lot of cooler air.

temperatures today climb up to 71 worcester, 71 boston, 70 near the cape. nashua, lawrence, taunton, running in the mid 70's. tonight we're dropping back either side of 60 degrees. it's a mild night. mostly cloudy skies, though. you can see that here. can't rule out one or two sprinkles in southern new hampshire where there could be sedier rain overnight. tomorrow starts out murky. as the day moves on, clouds will thin out and temperatures 80 degrees, some lower 80's in southern new hampshire. as you get toward the sea coast of main, temperatures will get cooler. we're on the warmer side of the front tomorrow. your record high temperatures possible. the record in boston is 82. forecasting 80. record in worcester may be harder to reach at 85, but it's still near 80 on wednesday. clouds increase on thursday. and friday is the day we're watching as the front approaches from the west.

the eastern seaboard interacting with the front and giving us substantial rainfall on friday. it gets out of here for the upcoming weekend. breezy with clearing on saturday. great news for the head of the charles which happens this weekend. doug: sounds fantastic. kevin: looking at a pretty good ride all around. no big troubles to mention, especially here on the mass pike this morning. heading in towards those alston-brighton tolls, no troubles there. let's go to the spot here downtown coming out of the callahan tunnel heading on 1-a. also on the pike itself westbound getting into the ted williams tunnel at that toll plaza seeing some slowdowns. that's about it. the rest of the roadways are in good shape. 93 thri 495 and 128, upper end of 128 looking good down to lexington. no troubles route 1 at the peabody lights.

volume heading into the braintree split. 24, 95 still okay as it route 3. 11 minutes braintree to boston. trains are operating on schedule. doug? doug: thank you. check this out. a close call on the water caught on camera. watch as the wave tips the boat over nearly hitting two surfers off of california's ventura beach. watch it now. the boat capsized when it hit the sandbar. down she goes. nobody seriously hurt. saying this is likely reckless operation. a dramatic rescue in florida. a driver cause add two-car crash before his vehicle ended up down an embankment, this happening in palm bay, florida. this was the scene when the vehicle went up in flames as witnesses and police tried to get the man out. he was pulled to safety. listen to the screaming. people forming a human chain to help pull him up that embankment. police say the man is expected to recover.

overnight. investors remaining cautious following friday's comments from the u.s. federal reserve about slow recovery from the great recession. u.s. stock futures, they are lower. more and more retailers now pulling back on black friday shopping sales. an increasing number of malls and stores will stay closed on thanksgiving in response to backlash last year for opening early. the mall of america in minnesota, which opened on thanksgiving the last four years, will stay closed u walmart, macy's and target, which all opened on thanksgiving last year, have yet to announce their plans. you think you know the ways to keep your credit report clean, but there are some unexpected items that could have you taking a hit like hard inquiries. you know they show up when you apply for a loan or a credit card. they can come from other sources like rental car providers or cable car companies or maybe it's an account for someone who has the same name.

paid off. you may think you sent the check and you're done, but if it ended up in collections, these notes can stay on your report for seven years. doug: it's 5:20 on this monday morning. a security guard puts the pep in pep rally and a noise complaint turns out to be something very sweet. emily: it is ahead in eyepoppers. erika: the day a cancer fighter will never forget. facing new charges in rhode island. this man convicted of murder will not be getting any help from james "whitey" bulger.

what do we say? >> good morning, eyeopener. emily: good morning to you. thanks for the wake-up call randy and friends at cocker-palooza, an annual event put on by cocker spaniel rescue of new england. doug: they all had a great time. one of many events we're happy to be a randy gave so much of his time and energy, he was so exhausted, he said next week i'm off. i'm done. nice week to have off. cindy: i was going to say, gorgeous weather. in fact, really warm temperatures the story this week. we've had a little bit of cloud cover through the overnight. those clouds are dropping south. it will become partly sunny today. it should be a dry day. wanted to show you where we are today compared to average. average high is 61. look at those temperatures right

low 60's on the cape. so it is going to be a mild day. clouds thin for partial sunshine. low 70's today. near record highs around 80 tomorrow. still very warm and still dry. still near 80 on wednesday. emily: 5:25. we have your monday morning eyeopener. erika will get the first one moving. erika: check out this officer getting into the spirit in north rendition of beyonce's "formation." emily: he looks pretty good. erika: really good. emily: we have a surprising discovery for a texas police officer. he was responding to a late-night call. erika: it was all recorded on his body cam. take a look. >> how's it going, guys? are you having a party or something? >> we're having dance practice. >> dance practice?

that was the groom's apartment complex. the officer stuck around to check out their moves, and this video has since gone viral. emily: i love that story. erika: it's dance practice. right. doug: a different kind of rush on the mass pike. the moment a couple of drivers were very happy about. and these thieves knew exactly what they were after when they broke into a pet store. earn them major cash. we'll have that for you. a live look outside right now over the zakim bridge. kev's keeping an eye on your traffic for this monday morning. cindy says we have a pretty good

announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- emily: breaking news. a violent night in lawrence. the after a man is shot. doug: back to court for a dangerous man who spent decades in prison. nicole: what is next for the convicted sex offender. >> no answers and no arrests after this heavy police presence in revere. emily: and a special delivery on, of all places, the mass pike. the surprise awaiting state police at the tolls on the eye. announcer: you're watching wcvb,

eyeopener. doug: good morning, everybody. working our way towards 5:30 on this monday morning as we're looking over a dark expressway. good morning. i'm doug meehan. emily: randy is off this week. i'm emily riemer along with cindy and kevin, who you said earlier, right, that the sun doesn't come up until when today? cindy: 7:00. last time we had a sunrise at or after 7:00 doug: six months ago. when do we turn the clocks? cindy: november 6. this will help get you out of your deep, dark, depression. it's going to be way above average, in the 70's. we'll make a run near 80 on tuesday and 80 on wednesday.

we have low 60's plymouth to the cape. north shore, 60 degrees in beverly. worcester 57. upper 40's to 50 keene to orange this morning. way milder than the past few mornings. mother nature throwing clouds at us. these are associated with a front dropping southward. on the other side of the front, skies are clearing out. we'll see the skies becoming brighter here with some sunshine at least developing today. you can see on the other side of that front not very chilly. only in the 40's. the 60's. we'll make a run up to 70 at lunchtime cloudy skies this morning. we turn brighter around midday into the afternoon. 73 boston. 71 worcester. even around 70 on the cape. merrimack valley metrowest making that run into the mid 70's. we'll break down our next chance for rain coming up. how are we doing, kevin? kevin: things are on time starting to pick up along the expressway northbound past the

we'll go to the maps farther south now. route 3 northbound. that's got a little company now approaching route 18 weymouth. more delays union street on up to the split. 93 northbound. so far so good on 24 and 95. looking good out to the west. up on 93 southbound, expect volume through 495. not too bad at 128. upper deck of 128 pretty worcester train 500, 10 to 15-minute delays reported from westborough in. now you're ready for the roads and the rails. back to you. emily: we are on top of breaking news. doug: erika is tracking overnight developments. erika: we learned more about this scene on haverhill street. investigators telling us there was a shooting around 9:30. the eagle tribune reporting the

a new plea for answers after a 2-year-old girl was shot in roxbury. the child's grandmother telling "the globe" she wants anyone with information to come forward. that toddler is expected to recover. so far no arrests. and to the campaign trail, donald trump will hold a rally tonight in green bay, wisconsin. clinton will speak to voters in new hampshire while hillary clinton prepares for wednesday's debate in las vegas. emily: erika, thank you. this sex offender is just hours away from facing a arrest just days after his release from prison. doug: newscenter 5's sera congi is live in boston with what happens next. sera? sera: richard gardner was arrested on friday and today he'll face a judge for fugitive of justice charges out of rhode island. gardner served 30 years in prison for kidnapping and raping several young boys in the late 1980s. his original sentence was nearly 200 years.

released. u.s. marshals and members of the special investigations unit arrested gardner at a homeless shelter for a probation violation. he was first released to his parents' home in weymouth, but moved to boston after several complaints from the community. live this morning at boston police headquarters, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: sera, thank you. today bicycle safety activists will hold a rally at cambridge city hall after the deaths of two cyclists this year. earlier this month by a truck in porter square, amanda phillips by a truck near inman square. no charges were filed and advocates are calling for changes like protected bike lanes at intersections. that rally begins at 4:30. right now, one man is dead in this chain reaction crash in lakeville. two motorists and a car -- motorcyclists and a car collided sunday morning. a 77-year-old man riding one of the motorcycles was killed. three other people are hospitalized with serious

are investigating after a person is hit and killed by an amtrak train. it happened in east greenwich sunday afternoon. the victim has not yet been identified and an amtrak spokesperson says the victim was on the tracks at the time. neighbors say it is common for people to be walking in the area. that regional train was traveling from boston to washington. james "whitey" bulger says he won't help a man claiming a wrongful conviction. fred weichel has served 30 years for murdering fred weichel. he claims he was wrongly convicted. he talks about the so-called true killer coming forward writing, i won't name him or force him just as i choose not to tell the truth in my trial about certain incidents even though the guilty lied.

exciting day courtesy of the patriots. emily: the special treatment for one deserving fan and a terrifying crash in san diego. why the victims weren't on the road or in a car. doug: breaking overnight, police are investigating a shooting in lawrence. police say a man was shot on haverhill street, and we're told

>> they were gifted patriots tickets and the pats gave the fan a v.i.p. treatment including a special pin from team owner robert kraft. >> he's fighting for his life. i want that pin to hopefully bring him good luck. >> i was surprised and the people, especially her, are awesome. doug: he says every day is a win and this is a memory he will not forget. we're all rooting for him at

cincinnati bengals 35-17. game highlights next in news to go. emily? emily: new comments about police involved shootings and china is out with a new space mission. why that is raising safety concerns here. plus they're happy in the hospital in this photo, but that is not where this birth story started. the rush delivery getting state police interviewer: what would you do with fand a smartphone?ll man: check the scores. woman 1 : uh, probably post a pic. woman 2: text a friend. interviewer: how about register to vote?

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doug: welcome back. your time is 5:43. the eyeopener team ready with your news to go and erika tracking new attacks on the campaign trail. emily: first, a glimpse of of the price tag to cleanup from hurricane matthew. in north carolina, it's expected to cost more than $1.5 billion. nearly 100,000 buildings and homes are damaged there, and also remnants of a pacific typhoon packed a powerful punch in the northwest from northern california to the canadian strong winds, some coming down on cars across roads and power lines. thousands without power there. really extreme situation. cindy: yeah. doug: we have an extreme situation here. we're all wearing flip-flops. cindy: that's not true, but you

cindy: step outside for your lunch break. driving home, 5:p.m. should be still in the lower 70's with partly sunny skies. the highs getting up into the

degrees. following back close to 60 tonight. dl will be clouds overnight. a sprinkle with a steadier shower or two across southern new hampshire. that's that frontal boundary lifting back northward again. after a murky start tomorrow, skies do brighten up in the afternoon, and we'll watch that frontal boundary lift northward once again and bring in the really warm temperatures tomorrow. should be about 80 degrees tuesday and still on wednesday near 80 degre let's get you back out to the roads. getting busy. kevin: we're getting very heavy on the expressway coming up by the gas tanks. 15, 20 minutes, maybe a tad over that, braintree up to the o'neill tunnel. we'll go to the maps farther south on route 3 northbound. reported crash before route 18. slowdowns out of the rockland stretch at union street. 93 north, delays on route 28 getting onto the expressway. 24 starting to see normal delays

out of methuen. 213, and 128. here comes the slowdowns out of chelmsford through 129. taking the trains this morning, worcester train 500, up to 15-minute delays here. westborough south station. emily: breaking overnight, investigators confirming a person shot late last night in lawrence. it happened around 9:30 on haverhill street. few details are being released about the circumstances "eagle-tribune" reports a man was flown to a boston hospital for treatment. no word on any arrests. a new plea this morning after the shooting of a toddler in roxbury. doug: sera congi live at boston police headquarters with the push from that little girl's grandmother. sera. sera: doug and emily, the grandmother is saying enough with the silence. she wants any witnesses to come forward and speak up. this shooting took place in broad daylight on saturday in roxbury on winslow street.

hit in the hand and leg. police believe her father was the intended target. brenda peoples tells "the globe" that people should be willing to speak up and say whatever they saw. the grandmother saying that the 2-year-old is recovering. police say her father is not cooperating. live at boston police headquarters, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. nicole: questions i after an hours-long standoff ended up with 14 people being detained and released. it began with a call about shots fired. police say people refused to come out. we spoke to one of the residents. >> i was asleep. i worked yesterday 16 hour. the police said, sorry, that's it. sorry, guys. that's it.

police offered that apology but no explanation. police tell us this morning their investigation continues. we're live in revere, nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: according to national polls, donald trump claims this is a rigged election as his surrogates scramble to identify democrats are on attack. >> this election is being rigged by the national media. >> the big, brave donald trump. is too chicken to [clucking] emily: senator elizabeth warren campaigning for hillary clinton with bernie sanders in colorado. bill clinton will be in new hampshire. trump blaming animals for the firebombing of a republican headquarters in north carolina. emily: both candidates are preparing for their final debate

newscenter 5. a major military offensive is underway in iraq right now. the iraqi military is carrying out an assault against isis to take back the key city of mosul, the last of the terror group's strongholds in that country. the u.s.-led coalition is carrying out air strikes as well, but not participating in ground combat. about a million people are expected to leave the city to escape the fighting. doug: f.b.i. director james comey says data about how often police use force is fueling the narrative. video contributes to the belief that bias police are killing black men at epidemic rates. comey says it causes mistrust. the f.b.i. is moving forward with a database to track information about police use of force. emily: a 19-year-old is behind bars and expected in court accused in a triple stabbing in new hampshire. police arrested terrence simmons

yesterday after a 14-hour manhunt. police say he stabbed three men outside of a housing complex yesterday morning in plymouth, new hampshire, and that served as off-campus housing. two victims are students there. all three are expected to survive. a 12-year-old girl is being credited with saving the lives of four women who apparently overdosed in springfield. police say the girl called 9-1-1 in time to save them. the unresponsive women were given narcan by first responders, and they were alert when brought to the hospital. police say the women had gone out before returning to the home and overdosing. dcf has been notified, but police have not yet filed criminal charges. doug: a navy sailor under arrest in this deadly truck crash in san diego. that crash killed four people and injured nine others. police say the man was drunk when he drove his pickup truck off a freeway overpass dropping

55% contained. the little valley fire has burned more than 3,000 acres. two dozen homes and 17 buildings have been burned. of the nearly 500 firefighters that are battling the flames, at least four suffering minor injuries. a state of emergency is in effect there. emily: a dozen bulldogs stolen from a pet store and all of this caught on camera. three men used a sledge hammer to burst into the texas store and made off with 12 dogs in justou four english bulldogs and two french bulldogs. the puppies are valued at more than $20,000. the store owner is offering a reward of $800 per dog returned. doug: china has launched a new space mission. that spacecraft blasted off earlier today with two astronauts onboard. there it goes. the plan is to send them into an orbiting space lab and conduct experiments to help sustain permanent life by 2022.

about the capabilities of that lab, saying that china could use it to prevent adversaries from using space assets in a crisis. china denies those claims. emily: tom brady has a win over the bengals. cincinnati did its best, taking a 14-10 lead early. brady is solid, three touchdowns including this one to gronk. final score, 35-17. the pats are on the road they take on the steelers sunday. doug: a special delivery along the mass pike. a framingham woman went into labor but the couple couldn't wait. there's trooper joe hilton, first on the scene. he helped the family until an ambulance arrived and the baby boy was delivered. both mom and the newborn are doing fine. dad is a wreck. cindy: but they have a great story to tell.

cindy: my second was born in december. i was afraid there was going to be a storm. emily: exactly, exactly. doug: i'm just going to believe you guys. cindy: well, hard to believe we're talking about temperatures in the 70's to around 80 the next few days. we hit 71 in boston yesterday. and, you know, the month overall is averaging just slightly below average after the next few days, that is going to change. we have some really warm temperatures coming up this week. 57 right now in worcester. got lower 60's plymouth out to the cape. north shore as well. boston is 64 right now. our average high this time of year is only about 61. so we're already above average out there. it's early in the morning. a blanket of clouds overnight dropping southward with a frontal boundary. this is a cold front, but on the other side, the air is not all that chilly. there are 40's in canada. you see all the warmth back to the west and the south. that's going to work back in as the front lifts to the north coming up tomorrow.

lunchtime temperatures around 70. we're in the 70's this afternoon. may see some of the mid 70's. 73 in boston. back to near 60. overnight low temperatures tonight. there will be clouds overnight. here comes that frontal boundary lifting northward. could be a few showers overnight first thing tomorrow morning in southern new hampshire and as that front lifts northward, that warm air is working back in. near record high temperatures tomorrow. heading up to around 80 degrees. the record in boston is so we will be close. and then we are going to see the warmth continue until about thursday as the clouds increase. next chance of wet weather comes in on friday. we'll watch this front approach from the west, and there may be some tropical moisture working northward along the eastern seaboard. if that interacts with the front, it could give us a good soaking rainfall. that would be great news as we do need the rain and it looks like we should clear things out in time and turn cooler for next weekend. all right. let's get you back out to the roads. busy out there on a monday

stretch, that's picking up volume as you work your way towards the downramp. looking at a good ride on the river road and airport tunnels as well. let's go to the maps. up to the north, route 3 southbound heavy up to 495 down towards trouble cove. 93, big delays. 213 methuen toward 133. andover, more brake lights. route 1 lights. in peabody, approaching route 99. south of town, most of the way up to the expressway. doug: strangers band together to pull a man from a burning car. emily: new this morning, protect your credit score. three things that can bring it down. that is ahead. and take a live look out here across the city. still pretty dark out there. sun is not coming up until what?

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