doug: good friday morning on this october 21. i'm doug meehan. antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio. randy and emily are off this morning. a missing woman found in a swamp in bell -- billerica. doug: a young teenager dragged the suspect facing the judge in hours and the action by police today. antoinette: political jabs from the candidates supposedly in fun. the jokes that fell flat and some that even incited boos. doug: it was an interesting event to say the least as is our weather this morning. cindy fitzgibbon joining us. a little misty. cindy: a little foggy, a little tough to see. look at the visibility, running around 1/4 mile worcester into boston and out to the cape and

we're running in the mid, upper 50's, lower 60's on the map. it is a warm muggy start to the day. you will probably need those wipers in a lot of spots. you look closely, you see patches of light showers, mist, drizzle around the area. nothing super organized locally, but you can see off to the north and west, we've got heavier rain. a lot of this is going to follow this frontal boundary to our north. but the southerly wind is going to bring in more humid air. as the day wears on, our chances watch for the fog. temperatures come up by noontime to around 70 degrees. and as you get into the afternoon, there will be more showers. despite the clouds, it will be a muggy day due to that southwesterly wind and temperatures will come up either side of 70 degrees. through the morning commute, nothing real heavy, but deeper in the afternoon and past lunchtime and the evening commute, look at the downpours across the area. big impacts for this wet weather

see how you're looking there. good morning, olessa. olessa: hard to see anything out there. look outside at the pike. that's eastbound to the top of the screen. over by alston-brighton, these are the conditions you're going to run into. that's the story. be careful. give yourself extra time. let's get to the maps and check out the rest of your ride. no problems on route 24, route 3. final stages of road work near kendrick on 128. north of town, no major problems. visibility your big issue this morning. we'll keep you posted. we're expecting trains and buses to start the morning on schedule. antoinette: breaking news this morning on the eyeopener, this is video in overnight as a woman is pulled out of a swamp after a desperate search involving several communities. this morning, there are still many questions to be answered. doug: the eyeopener's sera congi is live with the information new overnight. sera. sera: the good news here is that

to 30 hours in a billerica swamp before she was found. take a look at the video from overnight after crews found and rescued 45-year-old tanya condon-frieden. she'd been missing since wednesday evening. her sudden disappearance sparked an intense search. well, just after midnight, there was relief for police and, of course, her family. >> it was a good outcome for us. we had a lot of help from surrounding agency as well as the nemlec unit who was responsible for finding her. sera: condon-frieden was taken to a local hospital to be checked out. police say she is okay. it's not clear how she ended up in the swamp, which is not far from where she was last seen. we'll bring you more information as we get it this morning. live in burlington, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: also breaking, a bicyclist is seriously hurt

this happened just after 11:00 last night on south bridge street. police say no charges have been filed at this time. "the telegram" reports it appears the man rode his bike into the back of a truck. doug: a man is preparing to face a judge charged in a shocking crime. police say he pulled a teenager off the street and attacked the victim in this apartment building. we should get new details. juli mcdonald is live in lawrence where police are taking new action. juli? juli: police quick to make an arrest. angel mateo will face a judge in lawrence hours from now. we do have a photo of 21-year-old mateo being arrested on charges of kidnapping and aggravated statutory rape. on their way to school, the 13-year-old allegedly grabbed by mateo and dragged into a second floor apartment at 76 phillips street. that victim was sexually assaulted for two hours. the teen then took the five-minute walk to school,

called police. >> the victim was able to provide police with information to led to a capture and an arrest. juli: mateo was on pretrial probation with an ankle bracelet but was not a prior sex offender. the mayor calling for a review of anyone in lawrence wearing an ankle bracelet. there will be an increased police presence in that neighborhood, although investigators say they do not believe there is any threat. antoinette: a teenager is under arrest due in court after a shooting in chelsea. a stray bullet grazing a 13-year-old who was in his bedroom. 19-year-old christian garcia was arrested on i-93 in andover less than 24 hours after the shots were filed on bellingham street. 13-year-old juan lopez delgado was in his bedroom when he was hit in the shoulder. after spending some time in the hospital, he's back at home this morning. doug: a fundraiser is going to

officer shot and killed by the marathon bombers. the fourth annual sean collier memorial fundraiser begins today at lyndell's bakery in somerville. they will have half moons with his badge number. $1 for every half moon sold between today and sunday will be donated to a scholarship fund in collier's name. antoinette: commitment 2016. today is an all-out push in the battleground states. republican donald trump and mike pence hitting north carolina democrats hillary clinton, tim kaine, and some other big-name supporters will campaign in florida, pennsylvania, and ohio. and more signs of the tension in this race. a light-hearted fundraiser featuring both of the candidates gets a little ugly. >> hillary is so corrupt, she got kicked off the watergate commission.

how corrupt do you have to be to kick off the watergate commission? antoinette: you heard it there. donald trump getting boos at the annual al smith dinner in new york. hillary clinton jabbed him a few times saying he'd rate the attractiveness of the statue of liberty. but most of her jokes were a little lighter. >> i took a break from my rigorous nap schedule to be here. and as you've already heard, it's a tre lot for speeches. antoinette: that race may now be impacting another contentious fight close to home. a new poll shows a breakaway in the race for u.s. senate in new hampshire. democratic governor maggie hassan has now an 8-point lead over incumbent republican senator kelly ayotte according to the wmur survey.

doug: the emotional expense to some families at boston children's hospital. possible charges against this former dog owner. the second chance that pup is getting now. cindy? cindy: it is going to be damp and muggy much of the day. my timeline on when some possible downpours move in and the big cooldown for your weekend. antoinette: we are following breaking news through the eyeopener right now. a missing woman find alive in billerica after an intense search, rescuers pulling her out uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model.

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the disturbing video of the dog named bella, a pitbull-terrier mix, was posted on facebook. the video begins with the young dog hiding under the kitchen table so frightened she wets the floor. brockton animal control launched an investigation following this posting and now bella has a new home. >> she's a puppy. she's only 1. so it's g anyways to be able to train, period. but with her being abused, it's going to take a little bit longer. antoinette: it's unclear why the video surfaced two months after it was taken. if convicted, bella's former owner could face seven years in prison or a fine up to $5,000. doug: okay. it's 4:41. a close call for a driver caught on camera. the alarming similarity to another encounter in the same

officer drawing his gun on a

the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two 's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, ap classes, pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state.

doug: one last blast on the horn. cindy: can't see much of anything. the fog is thick. we have rain in the forecast. don't leave home without your umbrella and wet weather gear. a little bit of drizzle and light showers this morning. as we get into the afternoon, the rain chances are going up. into tonight as around on saturday. sunday is the dry day this weekend. we need the rainfall. you can see for the month of october, we've been doing okay. we're slightly above the average, but for the year, look at our deficit now. haven't showed you this in a while. it is up over 10 inches. so we will take this rainfall coming on in. you see the radar right now. not terribly active. a couple of light showers, drizzle, mist. so patchy areas of rain out there this morning. but the fog is widespread. visibility is running from worcester on into boston right

the cape and into southern new hampshire as well. so be mindful, that fog may slow you down this morning. 54 in worcester. 59 in boston. look at beverly, 60 degrees. 65 in plymouth, and it's a little bit humid. you can see where our weather is coming from. look at the motion here. everything is lifting from south to north. we've got this deep southerly flow that has brought in that low-level moisture, but a frontal boundary is focused to our west. much of the day, the focus of the real wet weather is going to stay across new york, pennsylvania, and up near the canadian border. what we will see with the southerly wind are the temperatures coming up despite all the clouds and the rain. it's going to be up around 70 degrees with that humidity through the afternoon. notice on futurecast, not a lot happening this morning, so during the morning hours, it is just that patchy fog and drizzle early on, but the rain will get heavier this afternoon, and there could be some downpours,

starting to see more showers popping up. look at this for your ride home, 5:00, 6:00, heavy downpours across the area. not everywhere, but where it is raining, it is going to be raining hard and you may hear a rumble of thunder within this as well. this goes until midnight. after midnight, i think the heaviest of the rain begins to lift on out, but we're left with a lot of clouds. temperatures tonight are holding in the 50's to the lower 60's, and this whole system is basically developing right on top of us. tomorrow morning sta o chillier air moves in, cold enough that saturday and sunday there will be snow in the northern mountains. the potential for rain on average is 1/2 inch to an inch. there will be locally higher amounts. saturday features mainly dry weather first thing in the morning, but one area of moisture is going to push through during the afternoon. we go from midday into the afternoon, a passing shower is possible. the trend is that we dry things out saturday and crank up the

wind gusts 30 to 40 miles per hour on sunday. temperatures in the 50's. it's going to be a blustery feel the second half of the week. antoinette: i'm not ready for that word. olessa: that's the southbound headlines heading into boston. the volume is light, but visibility is poor this morning. give yourself extra travel time. luckily, not seeing a whole lot of construction out there. we head to the maps. heading out the door into boston, you're in good shape. route 3 as well. your trip on the pike only about 15 minutes eastbound 495 to 128. north of town, you're in good shape. so far, we're expecting tom brady to -- trains and buses and start on time this morning. doug: only on 5, dramatic video as boston police save a man who

an officer drew his gun on a suspect that tried to ram his cruiser. this happening in chinatown yesterday. moments later, the driver in that s.u.v. is seen screaming and thrashing. when police pull him out of the vehicle, he's slumped on the pavement. one officer holds his head, the other grabs narcan. it took two full doses of that lifesaving drug to bring that man back. antoinette: boston children's hospital gets the okay to expand but at a high emotional cost. the prouty garden, which has been a haven for patients and their families for decades, will be lost. the $1 billion expansion approved by the state public health council will put an 11-story building where that garden sits. >> our family is not going to have a place to go any longer to remember david and his life and his courage and his bravery. >> we have said over and over again that the prouty gardens is a loss to all of us, but the

the staff is first and foremost. antoinette: a new greenspace will be created as part of the project. doug: a minor snag for general electric as it continues the process of moving its headquarters to boston. yesterday the boston planning and development agency canceled a key vote after concerns it may have violated the open meeting law. anti-g.e. activists complain that the meeting agenda was behind a glass case in the lobby of city hall and some pages could not be read. the vote will likely be rescheduled in two to three weeks. checking the markets, asian stocks tumbled after earnings reports from some of the world's biggest companies. u.s. stock futures are trending lower. investors are keeping a close eye on new earnings reports. antoinette: trending stories this morning, the los angeles

title since 2002. they defeat the the lynx. the sparks won with just three seconds left. candace parker earned mvp honors. doug: a proposal only a farmer could pull off. look at this. dan stein mowed this message into his field in new york. his girlfriend leslie saw it crooked from the gr a what went wrong. dan showed her a photo from a drone with the big question and leslie said, yes, i'll drive the combine. antoinette: caught on camera, oh, my gosh, makes your heart stop. another close call involving a diver and a shark. that shark busting right into the cage in the waters off mexico. believe it or not, this is near the same spot where it happened earlier this month. nobody was hurt in either

doug: they may want to get bigger cages. antoinette: stronger cages, tougher locks. i don't know. don't go in with the sharks. there's a lot of things. doug: so many problems. antoinette: it could be a deciding game for the cubs and the dodgers. doug: it's exciting. what a chicago win means for baseball history. new on the eyeopener at 5:00, wasting money on halloween? how scary is this? three ways you're spending too much and how it could cut costs.

doug: welcome back. it's 4:55. we're following breaking news on your early news to go. antoinette: a woman who had been missing in burlington for more than a day has been found. tanya condon-frieden was pulled out of amp overnight alive. police saying she spent up to 30 hours in that mucky water after she disappeared wednesday night. condon-frieden was taken to the hospital to be checked out, but police say she is okay. doug: we're also following breaking news in iraq. isis claiming responsibility for an ongoing attack in the northern city of kirkuk. at least 11 people are dead after militants attempted to take over a power station and several government buildings. we've got some live pictures coming into our newsroom right

government and kurdish forces are making a major push to drive militants out of mosul. meanwhile, that military offensive in mosul has claimed the life of a u.s. service member. the american was killed by a roadside bomb. more than 100 u.s. special ops forces are taking part in the effort to take back mosul. investigators sayis schools were locked down for a short time as a precaution. the suspect took off in a small blue car driven by a woman. antoinette: for the first time, an m.m.a. fighter is diagnosed with the die generatie -- degenerative disease c.t.e. that can only be discovered after death. jordan parsons was killed by an alleged drunk driver six months ago. "the globe" reports the

forensic pathologist who first discovered the disease. a health scare on this spirit plane. passengers say there was a strange smell from atlanta to los angeles, but it quickly went away. but 20 people reported feeling sick a short time later. the plane landed without any problems. nobody was hospitalized. the airline is investigating. doug: 4:57. it was a grand home opening for the bruins against the new jersey devils. down 1-0 in the third. brad marchand knocks out to tie it. welcome back patrice bergeron. that's your game winner. 2-1. they play the canadiens saturday night. the cubs beat the los angeles dodgers last night in game five now leading the series 3-2. they head back to chicago for game six and possibly game

title since 1908. the longest drought in mlb history. the second longest, the cleveland indians. antoinette: don't want to get ahead of myself, but if it's cubs versus indians, who do you vote for? doug: so many have ties back here. cindy: they do, they do. speaking of drought, we've got ours happening around here, and we continue with the extreme drought conditions. drought mor yesterday with very little change despite the rainfall over the past couple of weeks. it's not enough to alleviate the drought. our rainfall deficit since the first of this year over the 10-inch mark in boston and worcester. we need more rain. there is a lot of heavy rain in the northeast. not in southern new england. heavy rain in western north carolina pennsylvania, western central new york state, but this is all lifting northward. it's going to take all day

eastward. we have a lot of fog this morning. real humid conditions. despite the clouds around today and rain at times, look at the temperatures close to 70. you'll feel that humidity as well. behind this system, we dry things out. it is cooler. mid 50's today around the chicago area despite sunshine and eventually that weather gets in here, but i think it's going to take until sunday. we have the storm lifting northward tomorrow. we start mild tomorrow morning and on a gusty westerly wind, and that is going to continue on into sunday as well. sunday is the windier weekend day. it's also the cooler weekend day. but a little unsettled tomorrow. the head of the charles regatta is this weekend. we'll get the wet weather out of here slowly on saturday. i wanted to show you these winds, because saturday by

night into sunday. that wind is bringing in cooler air. a chilly start. we'll break down the timeline right now as the eyeopener continues. announcer: now on newscenter 5's eyeopener. doug: breaking overnight, a missing woman found safe in billerica. the questions this morning after she was rescued from a swamp. antoinette: a man accused of kidnapping and raping a student in lawrence. the city-wide review following the horrifying accusations. doug: donald trumpnd clinton at the same charity event. the uncomfortable moments as the candidates head to the battleground states on the eye this friday morning. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. antoinette: also on the eye this morning, save money and spare yourself some calories. but why? tricks to a smarter halloween shopping excursion just ahead. good morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. i'm antoinette antonio.