announcer: now, on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- erika: a car stolen with a child inside. the sneaky move starting chaos at a gas station. doug: melania trump defending her husband. new polls up the stakes of the final presidential debate. erika: new questions about the 9-1-1 call that caused a huge police response in revere. one word that could point to a morning. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. doug: also on the eye this morning -- olympian michael phelps is in boston this morning, but he's not going for a swim. how he's getting people moving ahead this half hour. good morning, everybody. i'm doug meehan. randy's off this week. erika: i'm erika tarantal. emily in vegas for the presidential debate. and michael phelps in town.

cindy: this is in honor of michael phelps. we had downpours roll through parts of the area. i want to show you the rain since midnight. not a great representation, but north and west primarily so far. we have a cluster of showers dropping south and east ward. 495, you're looking at showers. you can see them showing up on the radar to littleton. she's are shifting. needham into boston has lingering showers. e around the brockton area back to sharon, scituate, marshfield, and this will shift eastward toward the cape as well. a little fog. visibility not a huge issue yet. this fog may thicken up a little bit as we go through the next few hours. 61 worcester. 60 boston. it is a mild start this morning. it's going to be a warm day. we've got these showers in place this morning. we're going to slowly get rid of them. they're associated with a frontal boundary that may get hung up in northeastern

down a little bit. you see the showers exit by 8:00 this morning. clouds linger through lunchtime in a lot of spots. from southwest to northeast, we'll brighten up our skies and the temperatures will respond. it's going to be a slow climb until we break out into the sunshine. warmest readings south and west of the city. may touch 80 in taunton. but may struggle to get into the 70's in parts of the north kevin in for olessa this morning. kevin: going to take it easy. heavy rains to be a hydroplaning issue early this morning. take it easy. downtown, pick up all those overnight work crews. even on the tobin bridge. shouldn't be a problem for you. let's go to the maps. downtown, we had overnight closure of the ted williams tunnel westbound. that should be reopened if not

brockton stretch as well as route 3, braintree most of the way towards ducksbury. lighter rain, some areas heavier than others. up north, not a bad ride 93, 95. trains starting on time. erika: police are looking for a car thief who stole a car with a baby inside. doug: the child is safe. juli mcdonald is live where this started. is back home safely with its family. police believe the thief didn't see the precious cargo. it was stolen just before 9:30 from this mobil station on washington street. officers say no force was used. that suspect just sliding into the red honda while the driver was standing outside of it. boston police tracked down that honda within minutes a block and a half away. the 9-month-old boy still inside

his mother. police tell newscenter 5 they do have a limited description of a suspect, but if you believe you may have seen anything, you are asked to reach out to police. live in roxbury this morning, juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: juli, thank you. right now, boston police need your help to track down this person of interest in a troubling crime. it's been days since a toddler was shot and still no arrests. that man might hold the critical clues in that investigation. he wpe he appears to have a beard. that shooting saturday afternoon on winslow street injuring a 2-year-old girl who was sitting in the backseat of a car and it's believed the girl's father was the intended target. police say he has gang ties and the fear of retaliation is hindering the investigation. >> people probably know who it is. they've been very uncooperative. it's very frustrating when a 2-year-old gets shot and nobody wants to step up. doug: police say that girl's father is not cooperating with

"the herald" reporting the toddler will have surgery today. a convicted sex offender is facing new charges. charles lovejoy held on a-million-dollar boail. he's currently on five years probation. erika: commitment 2016. a widening gap between hillary clinton and donald trump. 9-point lead nationally over her gop rival. two weeks ago, she was 4 points ahead in the same poll. if you take johnson and stein out of the equation, clinton leads by 11 points. the poll was taken after unwanted accusations of trump came to light and the leak of clinton email. >> i was surprised.

erika: the wife of donald trump dismissing accusations against her husband. she didn't stop there. the eye's nicole estaphan live in boston where the claims against the republican nominee will be the subject of a protest. nicole: that protest set to begin in a few hours, one of many planned nationwide. this comes hours after donald trump's wife defended him, melania trump saying the election is rigged against her husband. she blames billy bush for her husband's remarks in that video. >> he was lead on like egged on from the host to say dirty and bad stuff. >> the media is trying to rig the election by giving credence, and this is so true, by giving credence to false stories that

nicole: nbc news has fired bush. bush is grateful for the support of his family, friends and colleagues and looks forward to what lies ahead. the protest here in boston scheduled to begin at 8:00 a.m. live in boston, nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: thank you. donald trump will hold two rallies in colorado today. last night he spoke to a packed house in wisconsin. he spoke one-on-one with abc news' >> is paul ryan hurting you or helping you? >> well, i don't want to be knocking paul ryan. i think he could be more supportive to the republican nominee. we're doing well. i think we're going to win the election. >> do you think he wants you to win? >> well, maybe not because maybe he wants to run in four years or maybe he doesn't know how to win. erika: more coming up on gma right after the eye. hillary clinton out of the public eye as she prepared for the final presidential debate. her campaign responding to the leaked email scandal.

f.b.i. for help in reducing the classification level of an email from her private server, a spokesperson saying the campaign played no part in that discussion. and the final presidential debate is tomorrow in las vegas. our own emily riemer will have live coverage from the event. you can watch the debate right here starting at 9:00 p.m. doug: with just three weeks until election today, opponents of legalizing marijuana in massachusetts releasing >> question 4 would allow thousands of pot shops and marijuana operators throughout massachusetts in neighborhoods like yours. shops that sell pot edibles that look like candy and high potency marijuana. doug: the ad getting reaction. the question facing voters is whether to let criminals

sparked a standoff in revere. "the globe" reporting that investigators are now looking into the possibility that this 9-1-1 call was a hoax. >> there are shots being fired in my building at 22 francis ave. i still have a kid in there. i'll be right back. i'll try to get my phone and call you back. doug: the caller said francis avenue. there is no francis avenue in revere, only a francis street. ther have not found the person who made that call. each tenant was detained for hours and let go without charges or explanation. the tenants how questioning who made that call and why. >> we never had any problems, you know. i don't know -- i don't know who calls, you know. i don't know why they came over here. doug: police say they're still investigating. erika: the mbta wants it easier

michael bloomberg giving boston a really big gift. the childhood memory leading to a major donation. and new this tuesday -- lots of things can trigger stress. but when is the tension a real problem? the red flags you should not ignore. cindy: we've got rain moving across parts of the area this morning. when this moves out and when your record high temperatures move in, how long they stick around and when we go get more needed rainfall. that's ahead. a closer l showing you showers headed toward the cape. temperatures are mild. 60 degrees with rain falling in

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introduce you to a star student on newscenter 5 at 5:00. record your own. doug: smartphone, ulocal, send it to us. love to put you on tv. cindy: some good range down across the area. it will be out of here in the next couple of hours. impact on the morning commute for sure. once the rain stops, we will be chasing record high temperatures. record in boston is we will be close to those values coming up for this afternoon. already 60 degrees in boston right now. we're 61 in worcester. just for some perspective here, it is the middle of october. an average high temperature this time of year is only 61 degrees. so it is a really warm start to the morning. notice our coolest temperatures. route 2 into southern new hampshire. we have a frontal boundary that may keep those temperatures

from northwest to southeast. this is the trajectory of how these are moving right now. we have decent showers still here along the pike, framingham to needham to waltham stretching toward boston. the heaviest rain from scituate to marshfield and up to brockton. this is continuing to drop south and eastward. it's aiming for you on cape cod. here's the frontal boundary. again, to the north of that front, it's cooler than everywhere south and west. you can see how clear it is over connecticut versus what we're dealing with here in the greater boston area. the difference, we'll be getting rid of these showers by 8:00 this morning. but look at lunchtime. notice how the clouds are stubborn, especially from 495. you may break out of it in worcester. and late in the afternoon, we'll see those skies brightening. warmer temperatures to the south

notice the mid 70's, it may be a struggle, late in the day on the north shore. notice we don't get out of the 60's across portsmouth, new hampshire. a mild night, in the 60's. more clouds overnight. there could be a couple of showers. don't think we'll be dealing with the heavy rain this morning. but we'll start out tomorrow with a little bit of cloud cover and brighten things up. tomorrow is still a warm day with a westerly wind. we've got a shot at hitting 80 again as high pressure noses in. we'll watch more from the south. we start dry on thursday. look what happens as the day wares on. first of all, we're only down in the 60's. closer to average. by the evening commute and especially into the evening hours, there you see some showers moving in. the potential for a steadier soaking rain. we should dry out over the course of the weekend. likely not getting out of the

right now. kevin: it's mild despite the heavy rains. and it's affecting traffic. hydroplaning could be a problem along route 3 and 24. this is a live shot of the expressway. i think a lot of people getting an early jump on the commute knowing it's raining. expressway by the gas tank. we'll go to the maps. a little farther south, heavier rain affecting traffic on 24 northbound. i'm starting to see slowdowns. not a slowdowns through the brockton and avon stretch. route 3 has heavy rain coming out of ducksbury and into the rockland area. out to the west, you do have some rain. be careful out there. volume still on the lighter side. much the same up to the north out of new hampshire. 93 starting to see heavier company now getting through 495. not yet at 128. trains starting on time. erika: it's 5:17.

york city mayor michael bloomberg donating $50 million to the museum of science. he will make the announcement today at the museum. the gift is the largest in the museum's history. bloomberg's donation will go towards education programs and exhibits promoting science and engineering. the education division will be named after bloomberg's parents. doug: checking your economy this tuesday morning, asian shares were mostly higher ahead of china's quarter growth data release. stock futures a investors watching for new consumer data out expected later today. the mbta is looking towards a future with no cash involved in its entire fare system. the new system would allow credit cards and smartphones to pay fares, but bar cash as an alternative to the electronic payments. commuter rail riders have this option. the mbta hopes to speed up daily commutes saying the cash system slows down schedules.

growth. they added nearly 3.6 million new subscribers from july to september. that number far exceeds the company's forecasted 2.3 million subscribers. netflix says interest in original series like "stranger things" and "narcos" helped attract new viewers. cambridge is banning foam food containers. starting thursday, cambridge will prohibit restaurants from serving food or drinks in containers. the city says the material is not biodegradeable, hard to recycle, and can leak harmful chemicals into food. erika: there are signs stress may be taking more of a toll than you think, like headaches. that could be the result of clenching your jaw or gripnding your teeth. also muscle aches.

blood sent to major muscle groups which can turn to pain or soreness. itchy skin, anxiety increases inflammation, and that's why when you're stressed, you may find yourself scratching your arm, parts of your face. all signs to keep in mind. doug: what? erika: you haven't been scratching. i'd be sitting further away. doug: 5:20 is your time. an unusual phenomenon courtesy of the moon. erika: the rare sight rainstorm. a teenager getting extra support after an accident. how a dog is making him feel like himself again. doug: police chief officer offering an apology on behalf of all police. erika: a new hampshire high school teacher facing charges.

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erika: coming up on 5:24. waking up to needed rainfall. some fast moving downpours crossing the area. take a look at the radar with me. you can see what i'm talking about. everything moving from northwest to southeast. showers still back along 495, the pike around boston, but by far the heaviest rain moving out of brockton and bridgewater towards you in marshfield down to plymouth. we'll hang onto a lot of clouds through late morning. after lunchtime, ss 60 now. jumping into the 70's to near 80. record is 82 in boston. we'll be close. it's still warm tomorrow. a dry day. and it turns cooler on thursday. some showers moving in late in the day. >> he's definitely -- he was ready to come into this world. >> no one was stopping him. >> no one was stopping him. doug: we first introduced you to this family yesterday. now we're hearing from them,

baby until this friday, but emily went into labor on sunday. there wasn't enough time to make it to the hospital. he was born near exit 18 on the pike. they're all doing fine this morning. awesome. olympic gold medalist michael phelps is undertown for the forbes under 30 summit. he's leading a 2-mile run along the esplanade. not a swim. along with mayor he'll lead young entrepreneurs from the hatch shell. here are your tuesday morning eyepoppers. this one not a sight for sore eyes. antoinette: it's not a rainbow. it's a moonbow. this picture was snapped during a rainstorm. the lightning in the background making it an even more

remember the mother who posted herself in a chewbacca mask? now it's a tattoo. candace payne said she had to do it because the character has become so much more to her since the summer. doug: it made her famous, right? erika: totally. now she'll have chewie forever. doug: go to see the next star wars erika: an unusual weapon against superbugs. doug: another twist in the "el chapo" guzman case. cindy: a live look at the zakim bridge. it's going to be a warm day.

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helping on his recovery on the eye. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. doug: good morning, everybody. 5:30 on this tuesday morning as you're rubbing the sleep out of your eyes. it's going to be a wet. a live look at the zakim bridge, the bottom end of the tobin. it's a tough one. i'm doug meehan. erika: i'm erika tarantal. emil kevin and cindy are here. the rain is moving out. cindy: if you're getting ready to go out right now, there are big puddles and the rain still coming down especially south of boston. you can see it's moving towards you on cape cod. the back edge of these showers up through the merrimack valley along 495, lawrence down to billerica, around the boston area, we have lighter showers starting to taper off by metrowest.

well. we do have quite a bit of fog on the western part of the state where the skies above are clear, but starting to see reduced visibility now around the worcester area now that the rain has stopped. down to 3/4 of a mile. heads-up. in addition to the wet roads, fog may become an issue. right around 60 degrees. it's a mild start to the morning. we've got this really warm air sitting to our south. this frontal boundary working through this morning. this is kind of triggering the showers. also,e' that's going to try and get in here. we'll get rid of the showers by 8:00 this morning. the clouds are going to be a little stubborn especially along and inside of 495 up into southern new hampshire. they're going to linger through lunchtime. from southwest to northeast, we're going to get those clouds out of here and the skies brighten up this afternoon. we're going to hold in the 60's through late morning. once the sun pops out, temperatures are going to jump up. we should make the run toward 80 in taunton.

co coolest to the north shore. let's get you out to the wet roads. kevin, how are we doing? kevin: you're going to want to keep speeds down especially south of town. not too bad downtown over the tobin bridge right towards the lower deck. looking pretty good on zakim bridge and the leverett connector. go to the maps. south of town, the expressway northbound, that's filling in very quickly here out of the split most of the way towards columbia road. take you about 18 minutes as tunnel. route 3 northbound, heavy rains a little farther south now as you work your way into braintree. no heavy delays. 24 northbound already seeing pockets here out of the web bridgewater stretch off into randolph. 93 south heavy out of methuen through 495. 495 slow approaching the 93 interchange. fake -- taking the trains, they're on time.

baby boy inside. it happened last night on a gas station in washington street in roxbury. the car was found a block and a half away. the baby was reunited with his mom unharmed. erika: boston police asking for help in identifying this person of interest. he was wearing a black scooter around the time of a shooting saturday afternoon. police believe the girl's father was the target. doug: this convicted sex offender is facing new charges. aggravated rape of a child. he's being held on $1 million bail. he served two years in prison. doug: newscenter 5's sera congi is live with the top cop's message making national headlines this morning. sera? sera: good morning, doug and erika. yes, that apology coming from

historic mistreatment of people of color. he made the comment as his role of president of international association of chiefs of police. >> many officers who do not share this common heritage up and struggle to comprehend the reasons behind this historic mistrust. as a result, they unable to bridge this gap and connect with some segments of their communities. sera: chief cunningham believes apologies can help everyone move forward, but he also says people should remember today's officers are not to blame for mistakes of the past. he did receive a standing ovation for his comments. live at the wellesley police department, sera congi, wcvb

shootout last week. they are improving. friends and neighbors gathered in an east boston church last night. richard cintolo and matt morris were upgraded to stable condition. both are said to be getting better. >> the good news is they're out of the critical stage, and they're stable at this time. they're both in good spirits. i'm just thankful, honestly, that these two officers are making such remarkable progress. in the shootout, police maintaining he opened fire as the officers responded to a domestic call. no word on a motive. doug: a merrimack, new hampshire, teacher is out on bail accused of soliciting nude photos from an underage student. he sent a 16-year-old student nude pictures of himself and asked her to send some back. he retired from his job yesterday. we now know who police are

an arrest warrant is out for 39-year-old dangelon dilone on several charges. police believe he opened fire on a man sunday morning on lunenburg street. place say this was not random. erika: it's 5:36. a reporter caught in the line of fire in mosul. doug: the frightening video just in from the war zone and a generous gift is helping a teenager recover from a serious accident. how a service dog erika: ahead in news to go, what erika: ahead in news to go, what the german government has to do great price on this boneless chicken! yeahno bones about it.es. [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices.

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this price is so low. me eat my greens? no, just trying to save you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my stop & shop. kevin: good morning. kevin brennan in for olessa. checking your roadways, off to a wet start. could be puddling. hydroplaning could be an issue. cindy fitzgibbon, how long is this going to last?

it will be exiting through 8:00 this morning or so. we're going to brighten things up this afternoon. look at the temperatures. 60 now. headed close to 80 this afternoon. near record warmth the next couple of days. we'll get showers later thursday with the potential for a soaking rainfall here on friday. erika? erika: really sweet story now. a teenager from lowell getting a new source of support, a service dog. 14-year-old jass trinidad lost his left leg while tin shortcut along train tracks in lowell. service dog trainer mike peretti heard his story and decided to donate this italian mastiff puppy, luna. the story it was inspired by celeste and sydney corcoran and their service dogs. >> it's been a challenge, but soon i'll be leak i used to be and be back to where i used to

especially with this little beautiful dog in my life. emily: it is a beautiful dog. trinidad says he's grateful for what peretti is doing to help people get back in a good place. doug: that dog would put a smile on anybody's face. melania trump defending her husband's comments on women and why they weren't his fault. the deal the accident tried to make with the f.b.i. the potential animal. and it's been a rare sight. rain, but it's here. for how long?

doug: the time is 5:44. news to go in roxbury, wellesley and boston. erika: first cindy has your forecast. we have heavy rain moving out. and warm in transition. after lunchtime, the skies brighten up. big puddles out there. you can see on the north shore, we have the last of your showers lingering, but they are on the lighter side. we're starting to dry out around metrowest, even boston. but south of town, quincy to randolph looking at showers and the heaviest rain, marshfield to plymouth. some heavier rain, too, on the outermost cape. these showers are shifting

the main cape as well. by 8:00, the rain is done. it's going to dry out quickly. these clouds stick around. you can see that here through about lunchtime or so. from southwest to northeast, we are going to brighten things up this afternoon. once the sun pops out, that's when the temperatures start to respond. it's already mild out the door despite the rain. we're running right around 60. the temperatures are going to hold mostly in the 60's through late morni that cloud cover and notice 1:00 this afternoon through 5:00 p.m., that's when the skies brighten and that's when the temperatures jump up. upper 70's to near 80 degrees, though much, much cooler, new hampshire sea coast through the north shore, we have a frontal boundary that will keep your winds from the northeast and may prevent you from warming up as much as everybody else. the record high in boston is 82. it's 85 in worcester. we will be chasing these records through the afternoon. there's that frontal boundary. it will lift northward late in

another mild night. temperatures in the 60's. another warm day tomorrow. high pressure noses in. tomorrow is a bright way near 80 degrees. we'll watch this moisture feed in. that will bring back showers by the end of the day on thursday. so near 80 today. still warm tomorrow, around 80, 81 degrees. it's cooler on thursday, only in the 60's. wednesday roads causing troubles, kevin. kevin: wet roadways. some areas could be on the heavy puddling side. hydroplaning coue leaves could be down even on secondary roadways making things slippery. live shot of the expressway filling in quickly now. we're looking at 20, 25 minutes out of the braintree split into the o'neill tunnel. we'll go to the maps farther south. route 3 northbound getting heavy now. just about route 18 into that braintree split. 93 slow out of randolph onto the expressway. up to the north, 93 southbound

a center lane breakdown by river road. not too bad by 128. trains, fairmont train 760 has been canceled. you have to take the 752. doug: 5:47 right now. a baby boy is back with his family after a scare in roxbury. erika: juli mcdonald live with a search for the car seat. juli: it's any parent's worst nightmaree this is the mobil station a mother went into last night to return to find her car gone with her baby inside. this happened just before 9:30 last night on washington street. police say no force was used. that suspect was slid into the red honda, leakly not noticing the 9-month-old boy in the backseat. cruisers swarmed the area tracking down the honda within minutes parked just a block and a half away. that infant still inside,

investigators are urging anyone who thinks they may have seen something or knows anything about the suspect to call police. live in roxbury, i'm juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: the police chief in wellesley speaking on a national stage apologized for the mistreatment of minorities. >> the first step in this process is for the law enforcement profession and the iacp to acknowledge and apologize for profession -- nicole: chief cunningham made his comments in san diego. he says law enforcement must work to overcome a mistrust. >> a protest planned at gop headquarters this morning. coming hours after donald

timing of that 2005 tape. >> why now? why after so many years, why three weeks before the election? reporter: melania trump says billy bush egged donald trump on. we're live in boston, erika: bill clinton on the campaign trail for his wife. the former president making two stops in new hampshire yesterday. clinton encouraged supporters to extend a hand to those backing trump. >> do not treat them the way they have treated hillary and the way they've talked about our people, because the root of this are people who have given up on america and believe america has given up on them. erika: two students were removed

of sexual assault. the clinton campaign meantime responding to the leaked email scand scandal. a state department official asked the f.b.i. for help in reducing the classification of an email from her private server. the final presidential debate is tomorrow in las vegas. emily riemer will have live coverage from the event. you can watch the debate right here starting at 9:00 facing new charges. charles lovejoy is held on a million dollars bail. he served two years in prison for a 2010 conviction of indecent assault and battery on a child. erika: boston police asking for help identifying this person of interest in the shooting of a toddler in rocksbury. police say he might hold critical clues to the investigation. he was riding a black scooter

saturday afternoon. the 2-year-old was hit in the hand and leg while sitting in her car seat. police believe the girl's father was the target. doug: the lawyer for this man accused of assaulting a 5-year-old fitchburg boy who was later found dead wants certain evidence kept out of his trial, specifically, he doesn't want jurors to hear comments alberto sierra allegedly made in as a jailhouse informant days before jeremiah oliver's body nobody has been charged in the boy's death. sierra and the boy's mother, elsa oliver, are awaiting trial on assault and reckless endangerment. erika: police in vallejo were ambushed at a starbucks by a man wearing body armor carrying a gun and assault-type rifle. that rifle jammed. the suspect was shot, wounded and arrested. he's also a person of interest in the shooting of his 2-year-old son, who is expected to recover.

presided over this drug lord's appeal and many others is now dead. there's a 37-year-old judge was shot in the head outside his mexico city home yesterday. he handles several legal challenges from the lawyers for "el chapo" guzman as well as the leader for another drug cartel. doug: the birthplace of adolf hitler will be torn down. it will be replaced with a new building.th the woman who owned that property. officials hoping when the house is gone, neo-nazis will stop making pilgrimages to the site. >> a lot of coalition planning. american air power. erika: a cnn crew gets caught in the middle of a gunfight while reporting in mosul. the exchange happened between iraqi forces and isis, iraqi forces attempting to take back that city from the terror group.

this is no joke. there is no hope in the fight against the superbug. australian researchers found that milk from the tasmanian devil kills off the multidrug resistant bacteria. the research is in its early stages but could lead to the creation of new drugs. it could help the tasmanian devil population, which apparently is endangered. over 20,000 people die each year due to superbug infection. erika: a major milestone for for the international space station. one of the main delivery companies launched its first shipment yesterday from virginia in two years. the unmanned rocket blasted off last night. it's the first flight of its kind since a launch explosion in october of 2014. doug: the bruins wrap up their three-game road trip with a win over the winnipeg jets. down 1-0 in the first, dominic

to the other and putting butter on the biscuit. last time he put the biscuit in the basket. erika: i think you're hungry, doug. cindy: there you go. all right. we've had some downpours moving through this morning. quick amounts of rainfall here, but nearly 1/4 inch in keene. look at jaffrey. worcester, just 1/100 of an inch. 1/10 of an inch in boston. nor wod, 1/3 get. you can see the showers beginning to really dissipate now north and west of the city right around town, we still have a couple of lingering showers. you can see them from weymouth to cohasset. a few showers down around the plymouth area. they extend toward the outer cape. these will be out of here in the next hour or two, certainly by 8:00 this morning. but the clouds, they're going to be a little bit more stubborn today. you can see at lunchtime, clouds

of eastern massachusetts, perhaps on the edge around the worcester area. as we get deeper into the afternoon from southwest to northeast, those clouds lift out so skies will brighten. it's clear right now down across connecticut, new york city. we have this frontal boundary stalled across the area and quite a temperature range. 40's in maine. it's closer to 70 in new york city right now. we're kind of in the middle here with temperatures either side of 60 degrees. we will want to break out into sunshine, push up to 80 in taunton. upper 70's boston to worcester, and the new hampshire sea coast. another warm day tomorrow. temperatures around 80. should be dry with a good amount of sunshine. on thursday, we'll start out with mainly clear skies and then work our way here with some showers as you can see as we get toward the evening hours and especially overnight. looks wetter on friday. we should dry out for the weekend, turning cooler with a gusty breeze this weekend. let's get you out to those wet roads now, kevin. kevin: we're getting busy out there early tuesday morning. 93 southbound through that

looking pretty good coming in from chelsea. let's go to the maps. 93 southbound heavy and slow out of methuen. 213 down. we had a breakdown by river road in andover. more slowdowns getting by 128 into stoneham. route 3 slow at 495 all right. south of town, the expressway 30 minutes. brake lights out of rockland into br 24 northbound tough ride out of west bridge. 24 minutes, 106 up to 93. doug: 5:56. the first commercial against legalizing marijuana hit the airwaves today. erika: the message they want voters to remember and how advocates are fighting back. also, when stress plagues more than your mind. signs that your body is starting to suffer. that's ahead. a live look outside on a damp morning, but it's going to dry

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>> a car stolen with a child inside, and chaos at a gas station. >> melania trump, defending her husband as a new poll ups the stakes for the presidential caused a huge police response in revere. one word that could point to a hoax on the eye for this tuesday morning. doug: michael phelps is in boston. how he also to get people moving ahead this half-hour. good morning, i'm doug meehan. randy is off.