doug: breaking overnight, a missing woman found safe in billerica. the questions this morning. reporter: a man accused of kidnapping and range a student in lawrence, the city-wide review following the accusations. doug: donald trump and hillary clinton at the same charity event, the uncomfortab m battleground state, on the eye for this friday morning. reporter: also, save money and spare yourself from calories. tricks to smarter median shopping just ahead. good morning and thanks for joining us, i'm antoinette antonio. doug: and i'm doug meehan.

off. antoinette: and by the way it's not saturday or sunday. doug: right, right. right. cindy: it is damp and muggy. it slowed me down, probably going to do the same for you. the visibility is a quarter of a mile from worcester into boston. this is into southern new hampshire. so heads up on the fog. there is light showers showing up here, especially up through worcester and up into southern also areas of mist and drizzle so it's just a damp start, and very muggy, and watch out for the fog. the kids heading to the bus stop, and maybe tough to see them. temperatures near 60 this morning. and around 70 this afternoon, despite the fact that there will be rain around, so rain gear a good idea today. and 54, look at lawrence, beverly and boston down to the cape, and we're running above 6e warmth coming up with the southerly wind. you can see that moisture lifting northward now, so the wind flow is out of the south,

take a long while for that to press, and we'll see showers fill up from the south so by noon, nearing 70 degrees, and as we head towards 5:00, could be some downpours around. you can see that here on the future cast. nothing much more than light showers and drizzle through the morning commute. a few showers around lunchtime, and there you see the heavy rain and downpours. it gets wetter as the day wears on, and foggy now. let's go out to the roads, that is if you can see them, good morning, olessa. >> a bit hto we have got the delays in place heading into boston, and let's go to the maps and you can see the rest of your ride watching a road closure, 1a, shut down for an accident. southbound lanes are open but expect delays, and 93 south, stop and go, or approaching the spot pond and out of methuen. the pike, still in good shape, and just hearing that the hov lane by granite avenue is closed on the northbound expressway. so your ride there, braintree into boston, 20 minutes at this point. and most of the trains and buses are running on the schedule.

is canceled, and 301 has delays and 206, making extra stops. doug and antoinette. doug: now to the breaking news we are following, this is video in from overnight. a woman pulled out of a swamp after a desperate search involving several communities. this morning there are so many questions to be answered here.

. it is not far from where she was last scene on wednesday evening. if we get any updates we will pass them along. live this morning in burlington, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> thank you, also breaking overnight, a bicyclist is seriously hurt after a collision with a tow truck in worceer street. police say no charges were filed at this time. the telegram reports it appears that the man rode his bike into the back of the truck. right now a man is preparing to face a judge. charged in a shocking crime. police say that he pulled a teenager off of the street and attacked the victim in this apartment building. today we should get new details on this case.

julie mcdonald is live for us. >> police wick to make an arrest we do have a photo of the 21-year-old mateo being arrested on charges of kidnapping and aggravated statutory rape. on her way to school the 13-year-old grabbed by mateo and dragged into a second apartment at 76th phillip street. police say that the victim was sexually assaulted for two hours. the teen then took the five-minute walk to school, ll then called police. >> the victim was able to provide police with information that led to the capture and the arrest. >> listen to this, mateo was on pretrial probation with an ankle bracelet but not a prior sex offender. the mayor is calling for a review of everyone in lawrence who wears an ankle bracelet. there will be an increased police presence in that neighborhood this morning, but investigates do say that they do not believe that there is any threat.

mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: thank you, a man is under arrest and due in court after a boy was hit with a bullet. kristen garcia was arrested on 93 and andover less than 24 hours after gunshot erupted. 13-year-old juan lopez delgado was in his bedroom when he was hit by that bullet after spending time in the hospital he's back home this morning. >> he's kind of especially when you are sleeping in your bed and you don't expect anything, and you know, you are on the third floor. doug: the suv that he was driving in has been impounded as part of the investigation. antoinette: the two men suspected in this explosion in salem. john richard and lawrence gilman, both of new hampshire, are accused of putting the explosives in the newspaper box of the rainbow times back in august. the men do not face hate crime charges because police say that

for carrying an lgbtq publication. doug: we are hearing from the mother of a toddler last week shot in roxbury. this mother wants other people to know that her daughter is loved. she says, "my kids are my life. i felt like a failure because i couldn't protect her." she let the girls spend the day with her husband. the toddler was shot while sitting in the back of a car. her father has gang ties and was thear police need help in identifying a person in interest seen in the area at the time of the shooting, he was wearing a "black snake moen" helmet. he -- he was wearing a black helmet. >> it is a push in the battleground states. the republican donald trump and mike pence hitting north carolina, and pennsylvania, and new hampshire. democrats hillary clinton, tim kaine, and some big name supporters, will campaign in florida, pennsylvania, and ohio.

a lighthearted fundraiser featuring both candidates gets a little ugly. >> hillary clinton is so corrupt she got kicked off the watergate commission. how corrupt do you have to be to get kicked off the watergate commission? >> donald trump get something boos at the annual dinner in new 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 have already heard, it's a treat for all of you, too, because usually i charge a lot for speeches. >> that race may now be impacting another contentious fight closer to home.

hampshire. democratic governor maggie hassan has an eight-point lead over kelly ayotte, according to the wmur survey. hassan is also ahead by 14 points when it comes to favorability. >> this morning we are getting a look at a new ad supporting a ballot question before voters in november. >> unable to turn around, and crammed into cages, responsible farmers would never a confinement. all animals deserve humane treatment. >> a question vote would ban the sale of egg, pork, and veal from animals that were living in confined spaces by 2022. it could also increase the price of eggs, which is what happened when a similar ban passed in california. breaking overnight, at least 11 are dead after isis fighters storm iraq, three militants stormed the plant, and then they blew themselves up. the attack comes as the forces

militants out of mosul. meanwhile one service member has now been killed in that military offensive. the american was killed by a roadside bomb. more than 100 u.s. special ons forces are taking push to retake that city. this is the first casualty in that offensive. >> toddlers and screen time. nut recommendation announced from the top pediatricians, and dunkin' donuts says election season is affecting business. how they say that the presidential rac bite out of the sales. and new this morning, is save money on that halloween candy. three ways that you can spend less. and we continue to follow breaking news in billerica this morning. a woman is safe after being reported missing on wednesday. she was found overnight in a swamp near her home. cindy: it is foggy out there but downpours possible. the time line on the muggy air

first, take a look at the radar. some light rain, some mist and some drizzle and fog, look at the temperatures, though, as you are heading out the door. 65 degrees, a mild start in plymouth right when i listen to families across new hampshire,

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get that. >> we had one and then i was out. >> right. >> we had more than one, but whatever. there you go. it's not very sweet out there. >> it is tough to see. a lot of fog and rain will become a bigger issue. so take a look at the impacts for the rain going up here this afternoon, and into tonight, and very high, and still some rain around tomorrow before we dry things out on sunday. so the potential is there f of rain. to be honest i think this computer model may be underdone, especially here in eastern massachusetts where we will likely get in on some downpours late this afternoon and this evening, right now we're seeing the very light showers lifting north here, north of worcester into southern new hampshire, and patches of mist and drizzle around, but look at this. fog this morning. big issue, visibility at a quarter of a mile in worcester. actually come up, and to a half a mile in boston. a quarter mile last hour, and same deal up on the north shore of beverly.

but you step outside, and it is muggy out there. we have got readings in the 50s and lower 60s now, and look at these high temperatures this afternoon. right around 70 degrees, some spots lower 70s, and that's despite all the clouds and the rain. it's the southeasterly wind bringing up this tropical air from the south, and all the while we have a stalled out front to the west. you can see how the rain is riding just to the north, so we're going to miss out on that rain, at least for now, and we'll watch the showers fill in from south to north, so through the morning see is what you get, and we get towards lunchtime, and we start to see a couple of showers breaking up, and then look what happens late this afternoon and this evening. rain really begins to fill on in. these are heavier showers, and downpours, and we're going to keep these going right up until about midnight, so if we have friday evening plans, it looks like the rain is going to be an issue for you, and after midnight, we'll start to dry things out but a lot of fog, and still some lingering drizzle, as well, temperatures overnight, hold in the 50s and lower 60s,

tomorrow, and then as this system pulls away, winds pick up on the back side and bring down chilly air. and saturday night into sunday, cold enough, for a bit of snow in the mountains of central and northern new england. first place here of the season. we're talking about another round of showers possibly after the morning hours tomorrow, and mid-day into the afternoon, there could be a passing shower. but much of your saturday is dry. it's just the winds really picking up. as we go through the afternoon hours, you can see them ramping up on saturday night, gusts to 30 to 40 miles per hour, and os sunday, so certainly going to be an issue for the head of the charles regatta, battling the winds as the rowers go through, and sun is back on sunday, and it's a dry, sunny stretch but blustery and chilly next week. >> ok. we're heading towards the end of october. thank you. so far the roads this morning month, not terrible considering the conditions, just not very pleasant if you are heading out the door. we have got the fog and the poor visibility there, and you can see southbound, more volume heading into boston. now to the maps and see the rest

this is the southbound accident right by route 60, one lane is closed and north of there the delays are back into wilmington and even north into methuen. as you travel the pike, so far, it's about a 20-minute ride. 49520128, and some delays on 24 out of brockton, expressway slow, as well, over by granite avenue. we have got the hov lane closed and right now it's a half-hour from braintree into boston. still watching a canceled train this morning. keep in mind if you are going out the door train 304 is make extra stops. doug. doug: thank you. antoinette, listen up. antoinette: i am. doug: we have new information, the american academy of pediatrics changing their advice. now saying that it's ok for toddlers to video chat with family members. previous advice suggested children under two avoid all screens. they add other screen time should be limited leaving enough

electronic media can have benefits along with risks. >> just a bit, though, right? >> you have got it. >> to your economy, asian stocks slipped overnight, on earnings reports from some of the biggest companies. the u.s. stock futures are lower, and investors will be watching for more earnings reports. politics, having an impact on dunkin' donuts. the canton-based chain says that it expects to open fewer franchises this year. that's due to concerns over the 2016 race. and the ceo nigel travis says some franchisees are putting their store plans on hold until after the election. and all right, halloween, just around the corner, but what you spend on the holiday can be a real scare right now. for instance, your candy choices, are you still buying candy corns? really? ok.

prefer chocolate, and another tip for you, give out the candy you don't like. that way you don't eat it all like doug did. you are much less likely to do that before halloween. you won't have to buy any more, and there is your kids, orthodontists earn the most money the week after halloween, in other words, treats that get stuck in those braces or the damaged teeth. they are a waste of all of that money. >> we did open our third bag. >> third bag? they are small. they are small. >> you keep telling yourself. doug: they are tiny, and an exciting home opener for the bruins, and a diver's close encounter with a predator. >> way too close, that's all in eyepoppers this morning, and new at 6:30, police chase a man, and then they save his life. only on 5, the moment officers realized something went very wrong. >> startling video of animal abuse in brockton. it's hard to watch. the questions about the video

>> following breaking news this morning, a missing woman has been found safe in a swamp in

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>> good morning eyeopener. doug: thank you, the college alums giving us a shout-out as we welcome new grads to the boston area. >> and fun fact here, emily riemer, actually along with ben simmoneau -- >> we hear there is tapes of them anchoring. >> i will have to see them.

>> is there a cool newspaper on randy's desk, too? >> i don't know. >> i guess we'll have to investigate that. take a look at the showers, and heavy rain off to the west. it's going to get wetter as the day wears on. this morning we have got drizzle around and some fog reducing the visibility but it's a muggy start in the lower 60s, and we'll sneak up close to 70 around lunchtime and watch the downpours develop later on this afternoon. a few showers on saturday but it turns windy in the afternoon, we'll start in the lower 60s and fall throughout the day. the sun is back on and that means for the head of the charles regatta. watch for the winds increasing during the afternoon on saturday could be gusts through sunday. be tough to row in that. >> a grand home opening for the bruins against the devils. down 1-0 in the third. and brad marchand knocking in one and with just over a minute to play, patrice bergeron, it's

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>> breaking overnight, a search and a huge relief. >> the question now, how a woman may have spent 30 hours in a swamp. a teenager grabbed off the street and sexually assaulted. new details we could learn this morning. >> and a dog, cowering in fear. the video that could lead to charges. >> and a chase and an officer with his gun drawn but this scene has a lifesaving ending on the eye. >> tgif. >> i'm going to say that's route 1. >> sure, with all the fog out there? >> that's roast beef on the right. >> ok. >> ok. >> good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm antoinette antonio. doug: and i'm doug meehan. emily and randy are both off and cindy and olessa are with us

hanging in with the crew here. >> and even through the fog, you can spot them. >> right. >> horseradish, yes, please. >> a little foggy everywhere this morning. it is going to slow you down. take a look at the visibility, it is way down, a quarter mile in worcester, a half a mile, through the north shore into new hampshire, and down along the cape, as well, so careful as the kids go to the bus stop. we have a couple of scattered light showers and mist and drizzle and nothing heavy yet so rain gear a good idea, afternoon, around 70, and so muggy today, a soupy feel. look at the temperatures, 50s and lower 60s. even 65 out the door in plymouth 70 at noontime with more showers, and scattered downpours are a possibility by 5:00. and you can see on the radar right now, the scattered showers, lifting from south to north but the heavier rain is focused to the west. we're going to get the tropical air to continue to feed on in, and that will feed the downpours, so nothing changes too much through 8:00 or 9:00 this morning, and there you can

home, downpours, can't rule out a rumble of thunder, so it gets wetter by later on today. and out to the roads this morning, that fog, not only slowing you down, a couple of trouble spots out there, olessa. >> we are watching a few issues north of town, ask a live look outside, starting thing off. it's a foggy start out there. the sun, southbound heading away from us, and you can see the brake lights are starting to light up. now to the maps and check out your ride. we have a crash on 93, this one is by route 60, and southbound, into wilmington, and the emergency vehicles, and medical emergency on 495 south here by route 133 in andover, one lane also shut down, and the pike, at this point, about 25 to 30, 495 to 128. and delays on 24 out of brockton, as well as the expressway, almost 25 minutes, braintree into boston. we're still watching that one canceled train. everything else is on schedule but lowell train 304 is canceled, the 6:40:00 a.m. train

>> thank you. breaking overnight a woman rescued from a swamp after a desperate search. >> let's get right to the eyeopener's sera congi, live in burlington with what we know. sera. sera: the woman is in good health, police say she may have spent up to 30 hours in a billerica swamp. crews rescued 45-year-old tanya condon-frieden shortly after midnight. she was taken to the local hospital to be checked out but police say that she is okay. a search and she was found not far from where she was last seen on wednesday at 5:00 p.m. now investigates are still trying to figure out why she went missing, and how she ended up in that swamp. live this morning, in burlington, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: thank you, and more breaking news we're following, worcester police investigating a serious crash involving a tow truck and a bicycle. the man on the bike was seriously injured after qloig with -- colliding with the truck last

teenager off the street in lawrence and then sexually assaulting that victim is getting ready to face a judge. police are saying that 21-year-old angel mateo was on pretrial probation and wearing an ankle bracelet at the time. >> today both campaigns launching a major run at five battleground states. north carolina, pennsylvania, new hampshire, ohio, and florida, all getting visits from the members of the trump or clinton team. >> a woman facing possible animal cruelty charges because of what you see in this broomstick, and it is hard to watch. the disturbing video of bella, a pitbull terrier mix posted on facebook again. hard to watch. see what happens here in the video, it begins with younger dogs hiding under the kitchen table, so frightened that she went to the floor, they launched an investigators right after that incident was posted, and now she's in her new home.

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>> good morning, welcome back to the eyeopener. is there something about your commute that's bugging you or traffic mystery? tweet me or email at askolessa@hearst.com. i will get answers for you and share them right here on the eyeopener. this morning we are watching a few problems on the roads, heavy delays here across the span of the bridge and also a serious crash involving a tractor trailer in andover on 495 south, and i will have details on that coming up. not that pleasant out there this morning. >> we have the fog but the rain will get heavier. you can see the heavy rain off to the west, and downpours likely for many areas, a muggy

around 70, and don't get used to that. starts in the low 60s on saturday, and the winds pick up in the afternoon and the colder air starts coming in, at least the sun is back on sunday. and it looks dry and chilly through early next week. >> thank you. and only on 5 this morning, dramatic moments caught on camera, a boston police officer, you see here, drawing his gun on a suspect who tried to ram his cruiser moments later, several officers were working to save that man's overdosing. the drama took place in chinatown, and you can see the driver inside the suv. he's screaming and thrashing, just seconds later. the man is slumped on the pavement, suffering from an apparent overdose. as one officer holds the man's head and massages his chest another grabs the narcan. >> this is what we do every day,

>> it, actually, took two full doses of narcan to bring that man back from the brink. >> it's dramatic video, following breaking news for you this morning, the information just in on a missing woman safe after a rescue. and a candidate visited by marshalls. why they held him at gunpoint, and fans showing appreciation for their favorite pitcher, the unique way that they are saying thank you, not only to him but

>> 6:44 on the nose, and it is time for news to go. >> a little foggy out there, and an overall wet friday? >> i would have the rain gear with you this morning. you are going to need it late from the day, but heavy rain here off to the west, where you see the green, and a lot of white this morning. take a look. it's fog, ok. don't worry. i thought you were going to say fog. >> don't worry >> the whitest fog, and it is reducing the visibility, it's a quarter of a mile in worcester, and half a mile in boston up through the north shore and beverly and fog on the cape, as well so this is widespread this morning, and the rain is going to pick up in intensity from this afternoon into tonight, and there will be some downpours around, and there is still a few lingering showers, so sunday is the drier day, you can see what's happening now, everything lifting from south to north, and we have got the showers that have come in with this really muggy air out there, and steady rain off to the west, mostly

out the door with the temperatures in the 50s and lower 60s, and a whole lot of humidity. we are actually going to jump up close to 70 degrees, and as we have got the showers coming on in, and putting, could be a thunderstorm towards this evening, and so there you see that flow coming up from the south and that is going to bring in more moisture were don't expect much more than a light shower or a drizzle, and around lunchtime, notice a couple of showers breaking out, and here are the heavy downpours, 5:00, 6:00, this is when we have the best chance of getting in on thunder and lni continue off and on through midnight, before we begin to dry things out, and should be drier in the morning hours, and we'll watch, one more piece of energy rotate through with a couple of showers that may pass through tomorrow afternoon. and we're going to dry things out but look at the winds, they pick up tomorrow, and into sunday, and gusts 30 to 40 miles per hour. and then it's going to bring in the chill, and the temperatures, drop after a morning high in the low 60s on saturday, and we will not get out of the 50s with gusty winds and sunshine on sunday. get you out to the roads.

foggy out there, olessa. >> a couple of problems we're watching, as well, a live look outside, there is an idea of what the visability is like, the bridge, slow heading into boston, the lever connector as well, now to the maps and check your ride, a crash, a serious one if you are going through andover, 495, southbound, just after the 93, near route 133, a tractor trailer involved, and two others and some serious injuries reported so expect at least one lane to be closed while they clean that up. and once you gets past that, down to the lever another accident clearing, right here by route 60 near medford square. eastbound, your ride a half-hour, 495 to 128, and more delays on 24 out of brockton, expressway almost 30, braintree into boston, we did have early morning delays, so if you are heading out keep that in mind but everything else is running on schedule. >> thank you, breaking overnight, a missing woman rescued from a swamp. >> the eyeopener's sera congi is live in burlington with the new

missing since wednesday evening has been found safe and is ok. crews rescued 45-year-old tanya condon-frieden shortly after midnight. she was found by search dogs in a billerica swamp near where she was last seen on wednesday at 5:00 p.m. police say that she may have spent up to 30 hours in that swamp. she was taken to the hospital for evaluation. police are still investigating exactly why she went missing and how she ended up in that swamp. live in burlington,er >> also breaking, this man, under arrest, the state police say that he drove for miles on 93 in new hampshire, going the wrong way. 34-year-old michael draca arrested in canterbury, driving south in the northbound lanes. the state police are charging him with dui. >> and also breaking, a cyclist crashes into a tow truck in worcester, and that rider has serious injuries this morning. the collision happened just

this time. and the telegram reports that it appears the man rode his bike into the back of the truck. >> the man accused of kidnapping and range a young student on their way to school will face a judge here in lawrence in just hours from now. take a look at this photo we have of 21-year-old angel mateo being arrested. police say that he grabbed the 13-year-old in the street yesterday morning, and then dragged the student to an apartment on phillip street. for two hours. he got away and called their parents. mateo was on pretrial probation with an ankle bracelet. the mayor of lawrence calling for a review of everyone across the city who wears an ankle bracelet. live in lawrence, julie mcdonald, newscenter 5. >> thank you. and we're following breaking news out of iraq. isis is claiming responsibility for an ongoing attack in the northern city of kirkuk. at least 11 people are dead

several buildings. the attack comes as iraqi and kurdish forces supported by the military try to force isis out of mosul. one service member was killed there this week. >> this man preparing to face a judge, police say that he opened fire on bellingham street on wednesday. one of those bullets hit a 13-year-old boy after it went through a wall in his bedroom. 19-year-old christian garcia was arrested in andover yesterday. the boy who was hit by the bullet was >> a fundraiser is going to be held today to honor the memory of an mit police officer. the fourth annual sean collier memorial fundraiser begins today at lyndell's bakery in somerville, there will be half moons with his badge number from the police department. $1 from every half moon sole between today and sunday will be donated to a scholarship fund in collier's name. >> a boarding school in groton

sexual misconduct at the school. lawrence academy is the latest in a string of schools asking students and alumni to report current or past abuse. several elite schools are dealing with such allegations, and including phillips andover and st. georges in rhode island. a senate candidate was detained by marshalls and flown to virginia to testify at a military commission proceeding. stephen gill was held at gunpoint on tuesday. the globe reports t voluntarily claiming that he received an unlawful subpoena. gill was ordered to testify at the hearing for a man accused in the uss cole bombing, who is awaiting trial at guantanamo bay. gill is an attorney, and a lieutenant commander in the navy reserve who used to oversee lawyers in military cases. >> the feds and state attorney general's office are taking over the probe of a former gloucester police chief. leonard campanero announcing his

investigation into an inappropriate conduct with several women and accused of deleting the contents of his city-issued cell phone needed in that investigation. >> a push in the battleground states. donald trump and mike pence hitting north carolina, pennsylvania, and new hampshire. democrats hillary clinton, tim kaine, and some big-named supporters will be campaigning in florida, pennsylvania, and ohio. >> a former nsa contractor the government is calling a breath-taking theft of information. federal prosecutors say howard martin took enough classified material to fill 200 laptops. they say martin had online communications in russia and could be leaking information. they want him to remain behind bars. his attorneys say that martin never intended to betray the u.s. the bruins win their first home game of the season because it was their first home game.

and with just over one minute to play, it is bergeron in his first game back and just in time they win 2-1 the final. >> the cubs, just one win away from going to the world series in what could be a historic matchup. the cubs beating the dodgers last night in game five leading the series 3-2. they head back home for game six and possibly game sevn. title since 1908, the longest drought in mlb history. the second longest, you ask? that's the indians, who await the winner of the nlcs. >> unless you are a white sox fan everybody in chicago is like this. holding their breath. waiting, right. got to get through the indians if they get there, and fans of the indians sent a thank you to one of their pitchers. >> they are buying the pitcher

tieing the knot in january. merritt's performance helped them win a spot. when fans found his registry at pottery barn and target, they felt generous, they bought most of the items, including a deep firefighter and 700 thread count sheets. >> they have been awesome. everybody is so nice and supportive. >> it's co t besides his career. >> merritt says he's having fun and happy to take his fiancee along for the ride. >> i bet olessa has a deep firefighter on her list. >> i do. you win the baseball game, and that's how you get all the gifts on the registry. >> that's not a bad idea. >> i have a registry. i have a registry. look up olessa. thank you guys.

out the door. expressway is slow and the fog, you can see the visibility, not the most pleasant driving conditions. now to the maps you are watching a serious crash if you are traveling through andover, 495 south just after 93, route 133, two lanes shut down over a tractor trailer crash, and two other vehicles involved with serious injuries reported so avoid, if you can of course, expect that to be out there for at least an hour. and another accident clearing here as you travel by medford square, 93 south, delays back into wilmington, and a slo on the pike, 40 minutes from 495 to 128, and expressway right now, about a half-hour trip from braintree into boston, still seeing delays on the low line but everything else is running on schedule, so foggy this morning. rain later, cindy? >> we have light mist and drizzle out there but nothing heavy but the visibility is way down with the fog, a quarter mile in worcester and miami hala mile in boston. the fog is an issue so watch out for the kids headed to the bus stop this morning. tough to see them. rain gear a good idea off the bus this afternoon. i do think that there will be

readings in the low 60s and look at this by noontime, we're jumping up close to 70. very muggy with the showers developing this afternoon. temperatures may sneak over 70 in a few spots, so not really feeling like october out there. you can see the moisture coming up from the south, and heavy rain off to the west, and our wet weather will come from this moisture lifting in, and you can see how the showers kind of blossom. just after lunchtime today, with the heavier downpours, for the evening commute, can't rule out a rumble of thunder and these will persist until midnight before we dry t we are staying in the 50s and lower 60s tonight, and these will be the high temperatures tomorrow. once the storm goes by the winds shift to the north and west and behind it, colder air feeds in, and that is snow up through the mountains of central and northern new england, and chilly winds will dry us out coming up on sunday. and we'll get back the sunshine but tomorrow still showers around. not too much in the morning but mid-day into the afternoon, a passing shower or two. not going to be raining all the time but still the winds really picking up.

and rain, bad news for the foliage out there. a lot of leaves coming down this weekend. >> i was crying at the thought of it. >> you can stand outside. they will blow right off. >> there you go.

good morning, america. a charity dinner turns bitter overnight. >> here she is tonight, pretending not to hate catholics. >> donald trump gets booed. hillary clinton follows with her own act. >> it's amazing, i'm up here after donald. i didn't think he'd be okay with a peaceful transition of we >> just hours after trump doubles down on his election stance. >> and i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. >> and the clinton campaign looks to expand its map with michelle obama. also breaking right now, isis suicide bombers and gunmen launching a deadly dawn attack