>> 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.

erika tarantal. emily is in las vegas for the presidential candidate. some overnight downpours. this rain is in the process of getting out of here but came down pretty good for a while. we are drying things out. boston north and west. a couple of lingering showers here. that will be winding down in the next 15 minutes or so on the north shore. a couple of raindrops, as well but by far heaviest rain is around the plymouth area on have good downpours out there, and also dealing with the fog, and visibility is running a quarter of a mile in the warriors warriors area. the fog is widespread out in the western part of the state, not so much of an issue here closer to the coastline, but it is a damp start at some bus stops, getting off the bus this afternoon. it will be a warm one. temperatures jump into the 70s, way above average this time of year, 60 in worcester and 59 with the rain there in boston, and we're going to hold

into the afternoon, notice how the skies brighten. the frontal boundary may get hung up in northeastern massachusetts, and that may slow down the warmup. you can see the clearing off to the south and west, and that's going to be working in here, but the rain is gone by 8:00. you can see the clouds through lunchtime, and the brightening skies. so the warmest readings going to be southwest of town, and we'll be close to the record highs today, coming up near 80 degrees out to the roads the roadways are wet. we want to keep the speeds down just a bit. route 1 coming through the saugus stretch getting busy on the brakes certainly up at the jump handle lights. we'll go to the map. farther north up on route 3, you can see the brake lights picking up, 495, just prior to that, down towards trouble cove road, 93 southbound, that's a tough go out of methuen down through 495 with the breakdown up there by

more brake lights out of wilmington into stoneham and pockets medford into the lower deck. no big deals yet on the upper end of 128 south of town, 24 brake lights out of west bridgewater all the way up into randolph. and the expressway, just about 30 minutes now. braintree right up to boston. >> thanks, police are looking for a car thief who stole a vehicle in roxbury, with a baby inside. >> that child is safe. the eyeopener's guiliani is live at the live at the gas station where this started. >> the baby is home, and no, it's no excuse. police believe that they did not realize was precious cargo was in the back seat. this happened before 9:30 last night here at this mobile gas station on washington street. officers say that no worse was used. that suspect just slid into the red honda while the driver was standing outside it. and boston police tracked down that honda and within minutes it

soonreunited with his mother. they have a limited description of the suspect and if you have seen something, you are asked to reach out to police. julie mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. >> all right, thank you. right now boston police need help to track down this person of interest in a troubling crime. it's been several days now since the toddler was s and still no arrests. police say this man might hold critical clues. he was operating a black scooter and a black helmet. the shooting on saturday afternoon on winslow street injured the two-year-old girl sitting in the back seat of a car, and it's believed the father was the intended target. police say he has gang ties in the bureau of retaliation, and is hindering the investigation. >> people probably know who it

two-year-old gets shot and nobody wants to step up. >> police are saying that the girl's father is not cooperating with this investigation. the herald reporting that the toddler will have surgery today. >> right now a convicted sex offender is facing new charges. whitman police arrests 31-year-old charles lovejoy on charges of aggravated rape of a child. lovejoy lives in lowell serving two years in prison for the 2010 conviction of indecent assault and battery on a ch >> commitment 2016, a new poll showing a widening gap between hillary clinton and donald trump. the survey gives clinton a nine spint lead over her gop rival. two weeks ago she was four points ahead in the same poll. if you take gary johnson and jill stein out of the equation the lead grows to 11 points. the poll was conducted after accusations of unwanted sexual

light. >> i was surprised because that is not the man that i know. >> melania trump, speaking about the accusations. nicole estaphan is live in boston where the claims against the nominee will be the focus of a protest later this morning. nicole? nicole: erika that protest is set to begin in a few hours. one of several planned nation-wide, including at trump tower in manhattan. this coming hours trump's wife defended him she is going after the media saying the election is rigged against her husband and told anderson cooper she blames billy bush for her husband's remarks and now the video. the protest is scheduled here in boston at gop headquarters at 8:00 a.m. this morning. we're live in boston, nicole

erika: donald trump will hold two rallies today, last night he spoke to a packed house at a rally in wisconsin. he also spoke one-on-one with abc news's tom yarmouth about paul ryan. >> is paul ryan hurting or helping you? >> i don't want to be knocking paul ryan. i think he could be more supportive to the republican nominee. i think we are going to win the election. >> do you think that he wants you to win? >> maybe not becse doesn't know how to win. >> more from this interview coming up on gma right after the eyeopener. meantime hillary clinton out of the public eye as she prepares for the final debate. her campaign is responding to the weaked email scandal, the hack revealing a state department official had asked the fbi for help last year in reducing the classification level of an email from her private server. a clinton spokesperson saying the campaign played no part 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: it's 6:08 right now. with three weeks until election day opponents of legalizing recreational marijuana in massachusetts releaseing their tv ad today. >> thousands of operators would be allowed throughout massachusetts, in neighborhoods like yours. shops that sell pot edibles that look like candy and marijuana. doug: that ad getting reaction from supporters of question 4. a spokesperson for yes on 4 telling us the question is whether to allow criminals to keep controlling the marijuana market or shift it to law abiding businesses under control of regulators. questions if what sparked a standoff this morning. the globe reporting that investigates are looking into the possibility that this 9-1-1

building at 22 francis avenue. i will be right back and try to get my phone and call you back. >> you will notice the caller said francis avenue. there is no francis avenue in revere, only a francis street, and also there was no call-back and police have not found the person who made that call. tenants were forced out by police and squad on sunday morning. each tenant was detained for hours, and then let go without charges or explanation. the tenants now made that call and why. >> we never had any problems. i don't know who called. i don't know why they came. doug: police say they are still investigating. erika: it is 6:09. the mbta wants to make a change to the way it operates, the idea that could make it easier for riders to get moving. new overnight, former mayor michael bloomberg giving boston a really big gift. the childhood memory lead to get a major donation, and new this

tension a real problem? the red flags you should not ignore. cindy: and tracking rain this morning. some embedded downpours but it is moving out and the warmth is going to be moving in. the potentially record-breaking high temperatures could touch today, and when the cooler air arrives. take a look at the temperatures as you are heading out the door. it is a mild start but we have got fog in worcester and still rain in boston. 59 degrees as you are heading out the door 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? man: really? galvin: you can. five minutes online and a massachusetts driver's license is all it takes

it's that easy. woman 2: done. i just registered. man: that was easy. galvin: register by

>> good morning eyeopener! doug: all right, there you go. that's a wakeup call. thanks to the folks for that one. erika: great to see, and antoinette antonio will be introducing you to a star student there in tonight's a

eyeopener wakeup call. >> don't forget the umbrella this morning. good morning everybody. cindy: although you can probably put it away shortly but you will be stepping through big puddles this morning. >> the roads are really wet. >> especially south of town really on route 3. >> the rain getting out of here. we had a quick downpour move through in boston. same deal on the north sho we got pockets of heavier rain. look at norwood, as well, we're playing catchup, south of plymouth where the rain is getting in towards you, and may not get closer to the canal. you can see how it is shifting out here towards the outer cape but we are drying out, even in boston a couple of lingering showers here up around the cape. you can see a couple around marshfield, but by far, this is pushing towards you, and it will be exiting shortly, and what we have developing out through

through a quarter of a mile so we'll get into the upper 70s, close to 80 from worcester into boston, and it will be cooler, late day, high temperatures may sneak up for you, merrimack

82. 85 in worcester, so we'll be closed. we may fall just short but it is mild, and tonight, low to mid 60s for the lows. we'll bring in the clouds in the north and west, and this is a frontal boundary that's going to drop through, and behind there front a lot of sunshine tomorrow. it is mild with a westerly wind, and we'll watch this shift as we get into thursday. so tomorrow is still dry. should sneak up to about or just over 80 degrees so a warm one tomorrow, and thursday, dry. an towards the late afternoon or evening. a couple of showers, that rain fills in on thursday night, and it is with us on friday, and the potential is there for a good soaking rain. we'll dry things out for the weekend but turn quite a bit cooler, in fact, the high temperatures may not get out of the 50s on sunday with the gusty winds. could be a bit of wind. >> not too bad. it looks like the heaviest rain is pretty much out this morning. >> right. >> still wet roadways to deal with, though. so take it easy.

pike. you can see the roads shining up a bit. certainly keep europe speeds down, and the secondary roadways, you could have leaves down on the roadways, that could slip things up. the pike ok, farther west, you have got the slowdowns picking up from framingham. let's go to the maps and we'll take it south of town. route 3, brake lights out of rockland into the braintree split. expressway, about 30 minutes, braintree up to the o'neal tunnel, and 24, that's a tough ride from west bridgewater up to minutes for that ride there. and route 3 on the brakes, just prior to 495, and 93, still heavy out of methuen. beyond that you will get your pockets, most of the way down towards the city, and if you are taking the trains, 750, to 625 from reedville has been canceled. you will have to take the next train 752, which leaves at 7:15. erika. >> thanks. 6:17, new this morning, former new york city mayor bloomberg is donating 50 million to the

will make the announcement today at the museum. the gift is the largest in the museum's history. bloomberg's donation will go towards the educational programs and exhibits that promote science and engineering, and the education division will be named after bloomberg's parents. >> to your economy this tuesday, asian shares were mostly higher, ahead of china's quarterly growth data release. right now stock futures are higher here, and investors are watching for new consumer data do out today. future with no cash involved in the entire fair system. the new system would allow credit cards and smart phones. but bar cash as an alternative to the payment. the commuter rail riders currently have this option. the mbta hopes to speed up the commute saying that cash systems slow down schedules. netflix is rebounding after last quarter's subscriber growth. the provider added nearly

that number exceeds the company's forecasted 2.3 million subscribers. netflix says interest in the original series like stranger things and narcos helped to attract new viewers. cambridge is the latest boston area city banning foam food containers. starting thursday cambridge will prohibit restaurants from serving food or single drinks in those single use containers. it is according to some substances can leak harmful chemicals. somerville already has similar ban there is place. erika: stress can be more than a daily struggle. it may be taking more of a toll than you might think, like headaches. that could be the result of clenching your jaw, tensing your neck and grinding your teth or muscle aches. you may think it's from the last workout but when we are stressed that fight or flight response sends blood to the major muscle

skin? anxiety does increase inflammation, and that's why you are stressed. you might find yourself scratching your arm or part of your face. doug: that whole thing stresses me out. i am sore and i didn't even work out. 6:22. an unusual phenomenon courtesy of the moon. erika: a rare sight popping up during a rainstorm, and a teenager getting some extra support after an accident. how a dog like himself again. doug: and wellesley police chief offering an apology on behalf of all police. his take on injustice and what people cannot forget about law enforcement. erika: plus a teacher facing charges after a student's

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erika: 6:24, did you hear the rain overnight? the focus is shifting offshore, although take a closer look with me at the cape. and you can see on the outer cape, provincetown looking at good downpours right now. these are going to be fog developing across a good portion of the area now, and those clouds, a bit stubborn until lunchtime, and skies should brighten. and near 60 now, we'll jump up into the 70s this afternoon, and make a run close to record highs, in the lower 80s, and still warm tomorrow near 80 degrees, and then it turns cooler on thursday. we'll bring back more showers late in the day. >> he was ready to come into

>> no. we first introduced you to this family yesterday. you might remember, and now we're hearing from them. they were not expecting the baby until this friday. but emily went into labor on sunday, and there was not enough time to get to the hospital. declan born near exit 18 on the pike. and mom and dad are doing just fine this morning. a great scene. olympic medalist phelps is in town for the forbes under 30 summit, and this morning h leading a two-mile run. phelps along with mayor walsh's chief of staff are going to lead the hundreds of young entrepreneurs from the hat shell to the mass avenue bridge and back, and afterwards he's going to take everybody. >> so two miles, that will take him like eight minutes? doug: it is 6:25, and here are the tuesday morning eyepoppers. this one is definitely not a sight for sore eyes. erika: it's a moon bow.

sunlight. this is making the rounds online. the background playing it more impressive. it is beautiful. so remember that mother who became an overnight sensation after posting a video in a chewbacca mask laughing? she's back at it but this time with a tattoo. candace payne got herself a laughing, chewy tattoo. she said the character has become so much more to her since the summer. instant fame right there. doug: that artist got it you can almost see her joy through that tattoo. >> really funny. coming up on unusual weapon in the fight against drug resistant super bugs. the endangered species that could spark a cure. doug: and another twist in the el chapo case. the murder proving how hard it is to fight the drug cartels. erika: a live look outside, traffic moving along ok considering really wet roads.

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>> a car stolen, a baby boy in the back seat. >> the scare for a mother as police search for that car thief. >> melania trump standing by her

underway, the police chief in wellesley apologizing to minorities on a national stage. doug: new support for a teenager who lost his leg in a tragic accident. this gift aimed at helping in his recovery on the eye doug: well, a live look from across the pond. a big kevin: that's a shot of worcester. doug: i'm doug meehan, randy is off. erika: and i'm erika tarantal,. emily: is at the debate, and kevin and cindy are here. the wet weather is moving now. cindy: the fog in worcester, and that may stick around, a lot of cloud cover hanging around for a while today but the rain is moving out and take a look at the radar. we have good downpours come through. our weather watcher says that almost three quarters of an

the rains, and now focusing themselves off the shore and onto the outermost cape, these will be pushing out quickly. so we're getting the rain out but you can see from worcester on west, there is fog, visibility at a quarter of a mile in worcester and that is it, and you can see what it looks like in boston. sun not up until 7:00, but it's a foggy start with the fog developing over the city. so damp at the bus stops, watch out for the kids. near 60 now. brighter, warmer getting off the bus. a lotf in shorts today, and you can see the temperatures on either side of 60, and it is going to hold there for a while this morning. i think it's around lunchtime and into the afternoon that the skies begin to brighten, and once they do the temperatures respond, so you can see the rain getting out of here, the clouds lingering, and then during the afternoon some southwest to northeast, the temperatures will come. you will be cooler on the shore. these are late day temperatures but near 80 in boston and 80 in

out to the roads right now. we have got the fog and also big puddles. >> indeed we do. we want to take it easy out there early on, don't forget the wet leaves and the secondary roadways could be slippery for you, as well. downtown you are in good shape over that bridge, the ramp is slow. you can see the tobin loop slow, and in fact, those delays will put you right back. let's go to the maps. south of town, the expressway, you are all jammed up over 30 mi o'neal tunnel. 24 back to west bridge, and route 3 on the brakes out of rockland. 95 slow from route 1 and sharon up to 128. mass pike getting the delays out of 495. most of the way into 128. that's going to take you 30 minutes. up to the north 93 heavy out of methuen. in fact, you are not getting any brakes. slow going down, and starting to see the slowdowns on 128, lynnfield getting down into the woburn stretch.

at southboro for an unruly customer. doug: 6:32. the stories we're tracking on the eyeopener for you. boston police are searching for the man who stole a car with a baby boy inside. it happened last night at a gas station on washington street and roxbury. that car was found a block and a half away. the baby was reunited with his mom unharmed. >> police asking for help identifying this person of interest in the shooting of a toddler in roxbury. he was operating a black scooter ar the time of the shooting on saturday. police believe the girl's father was the target. doug: this convicted sex offender is facing new charges. police arresting charles lover joy on charges of aggravated rape of a child. the level 3 sex offender is being held on $1 million bail. ep served two years in prison for a 2010 conviction of indecent assault and battery on a child. erika: an apology coming from a

sarah. sera: doug and erika, that apology coming from the wellesley police chief for what he calls the historic mistreatment of minorities. the chief cunningham made those remarks in his role as the president of the international association of chiefs of police during their national conference in san diego. the chief praising the officers who put their lives on the line but also saying that the mistakes were made along the way. >> many officers struggle to comprehend the reasons, as a result they are often unable to bridge there gap and connect with some segments of the communities. >> the chief believers an apology can help these tensions but he also says that people must remember today's officers are not to blame for mistakes of

comments, sera congi, newscenter 5. erika: thanks so much, prayers for these boston police officers hurt last week, and this morning, they are improving. fellow officers and neighbors gathered in an east boston church last night. that's as officers richardson and matt morris were upgraded to stable condition. officer morris underwent more surgery on his leg yesterday. both are saito >> the good news is that they are out of the critical stage, and stable, i am just thankful that these two officers are making such remarkable progress. >> kirk figueroa was killed in the shoot out. he opened fire first as the officers responded to a domestic call, still no word on a motive. erika: a teacher is out on bail this morning accused of soliciting naked pictures from an underaged student.

police say that he sent a 16-year-old student nude pictures of himself, and then asked her to send some back. he retired from his job yesterday. erika: a reporter caught in the line of fire in mosul. doug: wait until you see the video just in. and also a generous gift is helping a teenager recover from a serious accident. how a service dog is changing his recovery. >> also ahead in news to go, destroying adolph hitler's

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kevin: good morning, and welcome back from the eyeopener. kevin in for olessa today. we have a crash southbound slowing thing down and wet roadways out there this morning but it seems like most of that heavy rain has passed through. what do you say, cindy fitzgibbon? scroig you have got it. the rain is shifting out, last place dealing with any rain is the outermost cape but it will be gone momentarily. clouds, they are going to linger for a while. we have got the fog but as we brighten it up, wow the temperatures climb well up into the 70s. we'll get close to 80 today and record highs. still warm tomorrow. we do trend cooler and wetter

dry but cooler with gusty winds this weekend. erika. erika: a teenager from lowell getting a new source of support. a service dog. 14-year-old jass trinidad lost his left leg while taking a shortcut along the train tracks in lowell. service dog trainer mike perreti heard his story decided to donate the italian mastiff puppy, now known as luna. that trinidad is looking forward to. >> it has been a challenge, but soon i will be like i used to be. and be back to where i used to be in my life. and happy again. especially with this little beautiful dog in my life. >> so nice, trinidad says he's grateful what freddy is doing to help people get back into a good place. doug: melania trump defending

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doug: 6:34. erika: cindy as your forecast. we are starting pretty wet and then going to get hot? doug: i love it. cindy: and there's your forecast, although maybe a slow process. the downpours that came through are gone now. you can see them shifting, but the warmup maybe a little delayed until we get into the afternoon. let me show you. this is a closer look at the last of the raindrops here around wellesley and up to provincetown. they are getting out of here but fog is developing and visibility a mile and a half in plymouth, and a quarter o worcester. it is thick out to the berkshires this morning, so we have got the fog, the showers again pulling out but look in this, it is going to be murky with overcast skies, and you can see the clouds hanging tough here along 495 to the north as well, and brighter skies, though, across connecticut, and that air with sunshine will work up as we go through the afternoon. so going to be a slow process but once the sun does come out, this is our springboard, it is 60 in worcester.

kind of sit over the area and may hold the temperatures down today, but you can see all the cloud cover here through 10:00, and by lunchtime, upper 60's, and once the sun comes out this afternoon, we'll jump up into the mid and upper 70s, and you can see that front is stalled out here, and this front is dividing much warmer air to the south -- south, with the cooler air, so you can see that we jump to 80 in taunton. 66 in portsmouth so in between it may take all day long before you get the shore and up through the merrimack valley. and record in boston today is 82, so we will be falling short in the worcester area, and still mild tonight and looks like a warm day tomorrow. we'll dry it out with a good amount of sunshine here. still around 80, and then it turns cooler on thursday with the showers moving in late in the day. let's get you out to the wet roads right now, a lot of puddles out there. up to the north, not so much

tobin solid right back to carter street in chelsea but let's go up to the maps here. we are dealing with a crash by trouble cove road, that has traffic back to the drum hill road here in this area. look at 93. hit the brakes right at 495. stays heavy down to the city, and overall you have got an hour and get down to that deck. south of town 24 all the way on the brakes, all the way back to west bridgewater, ready to get through one. sharon, up towards 128. taking the trains. 504, got about 10 to 15-minute delays from an earlier, unruly passenger. erika: breaking news. one person is dead after a car is hit by a great train in new hampshire. state police say the 64-year-old driver was parked on the tracks when her car was hit. amtrak.

erika: right now a baby is back with his family. and julie mcdonald is live with the search for the car thief. reporter: -- reporter: this is any parent's worst nightmare, a mother went into that mobile last night and when she cape out her car was gone with her baby inside. this happened before 9:30 here on washington street. police say no force was used. the suspect just slid into the red honda, likely noticing that 9-month-old boy in the back seat. boston police cruisers swarmed this neighborhood tracking down that honda within minutes. it was parked a block and a half away. that infant was still inside the car. fortunately not hurt. and was shortly thereafter reunited with his mother. investigates are urging anyone who may have seen something in this neighborhood to please reach out to police. live in roxbury this morning,

newscenter 5. erika: the police chief here in wellesley while 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 the actions of the past. >> this is the president of the international association of chiefs of police. he made his comments during their national conference in san diego. the chief says that law enforcement m overcome what he describes as a historic mistrust. live in wellesley, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> a protest planned here at gop headquarters this morning. one of several nation-wide. all of this coming just hours after donald trump's wife defended him in a televised interviewer and questioned the timing of that infamous 2005 video. >> why now?

before the election? >> melania trump also told cnn's anderson cooper that she blames billy bush for agging on donald trump. the protest here at gop headquarters is scheduled just about an hour from now at 8:00 a.m. nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: thank you. a new poll of likely massachusetts voters has hillary clinton with a large lead over donald trump. the poll 26-point advantage. 54% to trump 28%. the findings are unchanged from a poll taken last month. erika: bill clinton on the campaign trail for his wife making two stops. clinton encouraged supporters to extend a hand to those who are backing trump. >> do not treat them the way that they have treated hillary clinton and the way they talked about our people because the root of this are people who have

>> the students were moved after yelling insults about past accusations of sexual assault. and clinton responding to the leaked email scandal saying an official asked the fbi for help in reducing the classification level of an email from her private server. a spokesperson is saying that the campaign played no part in that discussion. the final presidential debate is tomorrow in las vegas. our own emily riemer will have live coverage from the the debate will be at 9:00 p.m. doug: a convicted sex offender is facing new charges. police arresting 31-year-old charles lovejoy on charges of aggravated rape of a child. he's being held on a million dollars bail. lovejoy lives in lowell and served two years in prison for a 2010 conviction of indecent assault and battery on a child and currently is on five years' probation. erika: police asking for help identifying this person in the shooting of a toddler in roxbury. police say he might hold

wearing a black helmet around the time of the shooting on saturday afternoon. the two-year-old was hit in the hand and leg while sitting in her car seat. police think the girl's father was the intended target. doug: the lawyer for this man accused of assaulting a five-year-old fitchburg boy found dead wants certain evidence kept out of his trial. specifically he does not want jurors to hear comments alberto sera allegedly made to a jailhouse informant just days before jeremiah oliver's body s the highway in sterling. nobody has been charged in the boy's death. sera and the boy's mother, elsa oliver are awaiting trial on assault and reckless endangerment charges. >> the mexico federal judge who presided over this appeal is dead. the 37-year-old judge was shot in the head outside of his mexico city home yesterday. he handled several legal challenges from lawyers for el chapo guzman seen here as well

cartel. doug: the birthplace of adolph hitler will be torn down. they are going to raze the home. they are hoping when the house is gone the neo nazis will stop making pilgrim angles through that site. >> a lot of coalition planning. >> a cnn crew getting caught in the middle of a gun fight while reporting on the outskirts of iraqi forces and ice is, attempting to take back the city from the terror group. no cnn crew members were hurt. doug: this is not a joke or a cartoon. new hope in the fight against a super bug. australian researcher found that milk from tazmanian devils kills off the multi-drug resistant bacteria. the research is in the early stages but could lead to the creation of a new drug and also help tazmanian devil

endangered, over 20,000 people die each year due to super bug infections. the bruins wrap up their road trip with a win over the jets. dominick moore is tieing it up and david breaks that tie for good putting the jelly in the doughnut, and here the rookie brandon carlo adds some insurance. the b's win 4-1. that was his first nhl goal so congratulations to him. >> and that's how you make t doughnuts. doug: ok, kevin what do we have out there? kevin: it has been wet all morning. downtown not too bad. the lever downramp slow on the chelsea side. up to the north, route 3 jammed over on 93, that's a tough go from 495 all the way down to the city. we're talking over an hour and change on that.

end >> south of town, route 3, brake lights out of rockland into braintree with a disabled vehicle. 40 minutes on the expressway, and 40 minutes on 24, from west bridgewater all the way up to 93. and it seems like most of that rain has cleared out, cindy fitzgibbon, what's up for the rest of the morning? >> how do you like this picture? this is what it looks like, the sun gets ready to come up and a murky start for sure, and a lot of clouds and fog developing. and the rain is getting out here but a damp start to the day, 59 degrees in boston, and the air has cooled down with the rain and a wind shift. we have lower 60s in the cape and mid 50s up through the north shore, and you can see the rain that came through, and a report of nearly three quarters of an inch from our weather watcher, and .68 in the rain gauge there this morning, and you can see the last of the rain showers, and here on the outermost cape and ready to push off the shore so we're drying things out but look at the fog, visibility a quarter of a mile in worcester and fog is very thick in the western part, and

stubborn, and once we get past that the skies will brighten up from southwest to northeast and the temperatures will respond. we should make that run to 80, in taunton, and upper 70s to near 80 in boston to worcester, record highs for the day, and cooler, look at that, staying in the 60s up to the new hampshire coast, only in the 40s right now, and up in northern maine with the frontal boundary kind of stuck in our area, and it will shift northward so overnight we hold in the low to mid 60s and during the day tomorrow it is stillar we'll watch the showers approach, late in the day on thursday, and could get a soaking rain on friday but cooler temperatures to end the week, and only in the 60s on friday, and we're going to watch the moisture, so it could be tropical in moisture and if it interacts with this frontal boundary, a good soaking rain potential here on friday, but the good news is we should dry things out for the weekend but quite a shock to the system am only in the upper 50s to around 60, and it's going to be windy, and after being up around

>> yes. >> and you can do this again, but slow to brighten things up so patience, patience there. thanks. doug: "good morning america" is next and we'll see you back here tomorrow morning at 4:30.

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