20's. we will moderate our temperatures a little bit. we'll step you through it all right now as the eyeopener continues. announcer: now, on newscenter 5's eyeopener -- randy: a wrong way crash in middleborough. emily: boston university on alert. the troubling report from inside a dorm room. randy: new wave of voting in the commonwealth. the opportunity bay staters are getting for the first time today. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. emily: 5:00 a.m. on the eye this morning. high schoolers starting to take college tours now. three things to keep in mind during those visits to make the best choice. that's ahead. good morning. i'm emily riemer. randy: i'm randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. cindy: brand-new week. some of us walking out the door

this rain is pretty focused south of the pike. if you're from the pike on northward, i don't think you'll see much of anything. take a look at the radar. south of you in the worcester area heading right into southeastern massachusetts. here's a closer look here at the northern extent of that rain staying south of you in worcester. just starting to brush norwell. a front and once it goes by this morning, the winds kick up a little bit this afternoon. not as gusty as they were yesterday, but it is going to be breezy this afternoon. we'll see that rain likely focus itself on the cape through 8:00 this morning. thereafter, it gets out of here. skies brighten up quickly. the sun will come out pretty quickly later on this morning. look at these temperatures. 40's worcester north and west. 51 in boston. running in the low to mid 50's on cape cod.

the 50's this afternoon. any lingering clouds after 9:00 a.m. loads of sunshine this afternoon. noontime temperatures low to mid 50's. with that wind kicking up, it's going to feel cooler. this is one of the warmer days this week. a much different pattern setting up. let's get you out to the roads. a tough situation south of boston. olessa? olessa: breaking overnight, five people are dead in a wrong-way crash on 495 in middleborough. interstate 495 north near exit 3. a driver was traveling southbound on the northbound side of the highway. the northbound side of the highway is shut down. we'll let you know when it reopens. all lanes are closed right now right near route 28 by exit 3 heading northbound on 495. we do have a reporter heading to the scene. we'll have more information coming up. aside from that, roads are quiet. all the construction has picked up nice and early. no issues on route 3 or the

leverett connector cleared away as well. 128 construction wrapped up. heading north, you're in good shape. road work gone on 495 in andover. trains and buses starting on schedule. emily: right now, a college campus is on edge after a report of a sexual assault inside a dorm. randy: the suspect has not been caught. the eyeopener's sera congi on the b.u. campus this morning with new information. sera: randy and emily, few details are boston university did send out an alert to all students on campus. according to the school, a sexual assault happened at the warren towers, a dorm. it happened in the early morning hours on sunday and was reported to police at 3:00 that afternoon. the suspect is in sexual assault is not known. and, unfortunately, there isn't any description available. now, boston university police are investigating and encouraging anyone with

newscenter 5. randy: sera, thank you. a homicide investigation is underway in boston after a body was found in a car in hyde park. that discovery was made at around 11:30 yesterday morning. this is in the area of 36 williams avenue. the man believed to be in his early 20's was found dead suffering from a gunshot wound. his name has not been released. emily: commit 2016. for the first time, massachusetts voting now between november 4. you can vote early in person or get an early ballot to cast by mail. donald trump and hillary clinton taking their vision for america to the battleground states and erika tarantal tracking where the candidates are today. erika: hillary clinton will be in new hampshire today joined in nashua with elizabeth warren as well as maggie hassan.

augustine and tampa. yesterday he was in naples denying the latest poll giving clinton a double-digit lead with just over two weeks until election day. >> numbers are looking phenomenal in florida. don't believe the media. >> some people are sore losers, you know, and we've just got to keep going. erika: clinton stumping yesterday in north carolina. the new poll from abc news shows trump and clinton have ongoing issues. 69% of likely voters say they to questions about treatment of women. for clinton, 59% disapprove of how she handled questions about her email practices while secretary of state. emily? emily: donald trump picking up a new newspaper endorsement. the editorial board of the "las vegas review" giving the republican candidate its backing this weekend. the board writing, mr. trump represents neither the danger his critics claim nor the magic

randy: the two men who died in a construction site accident in boston will be honored at the state house next spring. kelvin chuck mattocks and robert higgins were killed when the trench in which they were working flooded on friday. the annual workers memorial day dedication honors workers killed on the job. investigators are investigating with caused that trench to flood on dartmouth street. facebook chuck has always been a father to us. he was the rock of the family. he kept us all together. he leaves behind six children and three grandchildren who he recently adopted. new this morning, the massachusetts state police will honor 66 troopers. police officers and civilians in the annual fall state house award ceremony. among those to be honored, the three state police special ops

tarentino jr. they're going to receive the medal of honor. among them, this man who took a bullet in the shoulder in that shoot-out. emily: more trouble for boston latin school involving dress code enforcement. students are protesting a push to exist the existing dress code, telling "the herald" a new notice seemed to be mostly addressed to girls and people of color. the dress code bars see-through clothing, leggings worn without shorts or skirts and gang-related clothing. more than 500 students have asked administrators to reconsider the dress code. school committee members opposing question 2 will rally in front of the state house today. if passed, that referendum would allow up to 12 charter schools every year. protestors will drop off more than 190 resolutions from school

baker does support the referendum. randy: police are asking for help in finding this bank robbery suspect. police say that the man handed the teller a note claiming to have a gun. he got away with cash. anyone with information should call amesbury police. time to get an e-z pass transponder. mass pe electronic tolling this week. the change begins friday of this week. drivers will not have to slow down to pay tolls. the state says that this will increase safety and reduce congestion. if you don't have a transponder, cameras will pick up your license plate and you'll get a bill in the mail. emily: patriots take on buffalo next sunday. tom brady continuing his deflategate revenge leading the pats to a win over the steelers.

a pass to james white and then legarrette blount and rob gronkowski had touchdowns of their own. the steelers never had the lead. 27-16 is the final there. an unexpected end to the seahawks-cardinals game. the seahawks miss a 28-yard field goal that would have won them the game. and you can just see the shock there on coach pete carroll's face. the cardinals try their hand at a hail mary. that comes up a 6-6 tie is the final for that game. randy: a woman gets a crimefighting experience with police in a ride-along. emily: and a tragic bus crash in california. the question about the brakes that could explain how that disaster started. randy: olessa?

middlesboro. the road is shut down. cindy: some of us south of town seeing rain this morning. how long this is going to last and the colder temperatures that are on the way. that's ahead. first, take a look at the readings as you're stepping out the door this morning. boston, plymouth, 52 degrees. grab your umbrella, though.

the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. 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.

. >> good morning, eyeopener. >> we are the boston elections department. we're here to kick off early voting to registered voters in the city of boston. you can vote early from october 24 to november 4. get the schedule at boston.gov. randy: good morning to our friends at vote early boston. great message there. emily: massachusetts allowing early voting for the first time.

go ahead, make sure you vote and we'd love to see your wake-up call. get everybody together, record it on your phone and upload it to ulocal. cindy: hard to believe the election is so close. randy: can't get here soon enough. emily: yeah. i think so too. cindy: we've got rain. boy, did it pour friday night. watching a little area of rain this morning massachusetts. it's going to be in here in the next couple of hours. for the month of october, we had 4 inches of rain in boston, above average for a change. it's going to take a lot of these rain events to alleviate the drought. still for the year, can you believe, we're still over 9 inches behind even after all that rain the past couple of weeks or so. rainfall today is focused primarily southeastern massachusetts where we could see

this morning. here's the northern extent. just south of you in worcester, so north bridge to franklin along 495, mansfield as well, the northern edge very close to 44 this morning as it skirts on through from bridgewater over towards south ducksbury and plymouth as well. the area of low pressure and a frontal boundary moving quickly. behind it, the winds will kick up again. yesterday very windy. s the wind is from the north and west. you can see the temperatures there cooler than here. we're getting off to a cool start. it's 46 in worcester. 51 in boston. 54 hyannis, but temperatures are going to struggle. as the winds kick up, it's going to tap into cooler air. we have cloud cover through midmorning and bright sunshine the rest of the day as we have temperatures coming up into the 50's. about 51 through the worcester

eastern massachusetts upper 50's. mid to upper 50's in the merrimack valley. there's the rain 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. exiting on the cape. sun emerges. we have it through the afternoon. clear skies through the overnight. that's going to let the temperatures drop tonight. i think we're falling back down in the 30's. i'm not overly concerned with frost tonight. tomorrow we get chillier air coming in. a lot of sunshine through the middle of the week. it's just going to be chilly. temperatures tomorrow upper 40's with a breeze. as into wednesday, that's when we may see frost. look at this, a wind chill out the door in the morning. it's going to feel like the 20's for early risers on wednesday. next chance of rain thursday into friday. let's get you out to the roads. olessa: breaking overnight, five people are dead in a serious accident in a wrong-way crash in middleborough. it happened around 12:15 this

near exit 3. a driver was traveling southbound on the northbound side of the highway. we'll keep you posted, let you know when it reopens. that road is closed northbound. this is right near route 28 on 495 northbound. we do have a reporter heading to the scene. we'll have more throughout the morning. the rest of your ride quiet. no issues on 24, 95 or route 3. expressway looks good. construction wrapped up along 128 by great plain avenue. the pike is quiet. 15 minutes eastbound 495 to 128. 93 looks good approaching the leverett connector and out of methuen. randy: 13 people are dead, dozens injured after a crash between a tour bus and a truck in california. this happened early yesterday morning. the bus was returning to los angeles from a casino trip. it plowed into the back of the truck in a work zone where traffic had been slowed. over 30 people were injured. some critically.

looking into reports that no brakes were deployed here. civilian ride-along turns into a nightmare in california. the officer tries to pull over the driver of an s.u.v. the driver veers away, continues going. the high-speed chase begins, and that's when shots are fired. the gunfire forcing the police car to roll to a stop. the officer was not shoulder. -- not injured. the woman suffered minor scratches and cuts from broken class. emily: at&t wants to buy time warner for $85.4 billion. a senate antitrust sub committee says it will hold a hearing on that merger next month. the clinton and trump campaigns have expressed concern about that deal. there's word this morning of a possible settlement between two major fantasy sports companies

boston-based draft kings and fan duel might be forced to pay 8 to 12 million dollars in this settlement. new york's a.g. accused them of false advertising last year and both companies acknowledge they're running low on cash. insiders to the negotiations say they have requested to pay the final settlement in installments. a check of the markets now. asian shares were mostly higher overnight thanks to strong economic data out of japan. this week the attention will likely turn to newly released s. right now stock futures here are higher. randy: college shopping season is well underway. emily: some mistakes students make can cost them like delaying a campus visit until the spring. 25% of prospective students make their trip in april, some for the first time. that can lead to bad or uninformed situations or not considering life after college. job placement is really important. get the numbers and know what

to help you. finally, don't get attached without doing the math. make sure you student has schools at every price point so they like their options even after the financial aid package comes through. randy: jimmy kimmel looking a little different than he usually does. emily: the do that got a big laugh from bill murray is in eyepoppers. erika: yoga pants hampshire. a body was found in the merrimack river. and a father and daughter delay a flight to boston, causing a major security scare. what the pilot says they did hours before that plane was scheduled to take off.

interviewer: what would stop you from voting this november? woman 1: working late. man 1: lines -- i hate long lines. woman 2: no babysitter. william f. galvin: for the first time ever we have early voting. ber 24th and november 4th. avoid election day lines -- vote on your schedule. man 1: wow, that helps! william f galvin: early voting is easy voting. interviewer: so what do you think? woman 2: it' a timesaver. i love it. william f. galvin: it's easier than ever for you to vote.

>> hi, i'm nichole berlie. this troupe of amazing models are survivors of heart disease. we're so excited. we are raising awareness so all americans and live healthier lives. >> good morning, eyeopener. emily: good morning to you. our nichole berlie. that event one of many we boston's community leader. randy: little baby behaved so well. cindy: a little rain behind me is focused primarily this morning toward southeastern massachusetts. so from boston to worcester, we're missing on this latest batch. take a look as we put futurecast in motion. you can see what's happening. showers are gone. 12-hour forecast shows clouds breaking for sunshine. we'll see temperatures by

mid and upper 50's. we stay in the 40's through wednesday as well. randy? randy: 5:24. time for monday eyepoppers. olessa, this one had heads turning. olessa: oh, yes, it did. jimmy kimmel taking on a new looking during an awards ceremony. he presented bill murray with the mark twain award. more on the award ceremony an interesting look for him. >> twinkle little star. [speaking foreign languages] olessa: a 4-year-old russian girl speaks seven languages. she's become a sensation after her performance on a russian talent show. and she's cute. randy: following in your foot steps.

and -- olessa: two for me. seven for her. she wins. many promising secret service recruits rejected for the same reason. the trend snagging plans to boost the ranks. and this boy's best friend is his service dog. the heartwarming moment when they met for the first time. that's ahead. and we are following breaking news in middleborough this morning. five people have died in a wrong-way crash on 495. the northbound side of the highway is closed at this hour. we do have a way, and we will bring you

announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- emily: breaking overnight, a driver going the wrong way on 495. the result in this serious crash. new informaon randy: unanswered questions as a teenager is feared dead. swept away in a storm drain. doug: how he's being remembered by friends. emily: a yoga pants rally in one new england town, on the eyeopener. breaking overnight, five people are dead in a wrong-way crash in

a driver was driving southbound on the northbound side of the highway. there were four people in the car that was hit. randy: coming up on 5:30. looking across the skyline of boston. calm this morning. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm randy price. emily: i'm emily riemer along with cindy and olessa this morning. calm for the most part depending where you are. cindy: some of us need an umbrella out the door. some of us do not. if you're along or north of the pike, i think you're dry. south of the pike thi focused right here across southeastern massachusetts, we do have some rain. let me zoom in tight here. i can show you the northern extent of that rain from around franklin to norwood and quincy, basically from here northward, you don't need to worry about this rain this morning. to the south, there are showers moving on through, and through about 6:30 this morning, another hour from now, notice they are going to continue in this area. then they'll move out very quickly. between 8:00 and 9:00, lots of

clouds break pretty quickly behind this system. the sun will emerge pretty quickly as well. it's a fast-moving cold front that's going to drop through. behind it, the breeze kicks up again this afternoon. not as windy as yesterday. but it is going to be a breezy day. 46 right now in worcester. 50 lawrence to beverly. boston in the lower 50's. we have that rain coming through plymouth to the case, low to mid 50's. clouds break apart, so we're brightening our skies mid to late morning. lots of sunshine this afters noon. only the worcester area, 58 in boston with that wind out of the west 15 to 20 going to make you feel cooler. temperatures dropping more through the next few days. we'll check that out coming up. back out to the roads, update that awful situation south of boston overnight. olessa: we're talking about the situation in middleborough. five people killed in a wrong-way crash 495 northbound near exit 3 near route 128. at this point, they have reopened all lanes. all lanes on the northbound side of 495 are now getting by.

the scene. we'll have updates in just a bit. the rest of your ride this morning is fairly quiet. if you're traveling northbound on 495, they just cleared this crash and reopened all lanes, but the delays are back to route 58. give yourself some extra time. north of there, so far so good on route 3, 24, 95 as well as the expressway. the pike is quiet. eastbound, it's only 15 minutes 495 to 128. 93 south looks good as you approach the leverett connector. no volume north of there. just a tap methuen. trains and buses running on schedule. emily: now some of the other stories we're tracking. erika: boston university police investigating an alleged sexual assault. students have received text messages alerting them about the investigation. no description of a possible suspect has been released. hillary clinton and donald trump

states. clinton will be in nashua, new hampshire, joined by elizabeth warren and maggie hassan. donald trump has rallies both in florida, two of them. he starts the afternoon in st. augustine before heading to tampa. a new era in election starts today. for the first time, massachusetts will allow early voting now through november 4, the friday before election day. you can vote early in person or you can get an early ballot to cast by mail. randy? randy: loved ones are fearing the teenager. it's believed that jacob goulet fell into an open storm drain. a body discovered in the merrimack river could be that of the 16-year-old. emily: the eyeopener's doug meehan is live in nashua where there are still many questions. doug? doug: good morning, emily and randy. there sure are. a memorial to jacob goulet continues to grow here in downtown nashua. grief counselors will be at

that body discovered yesterday more than 24 hours after jacob was last seen. investigators are working to positively identify that young man. family, friends and strangers grieving the spot where it's believed jacob fell through that drain during friday's storm. >> i can't even imagine. like it doesn't seem real to me that something like this could happen. he was a really funny guy and one of my best friends. doug: the area where the body was found is over in about 9 miles from main street in nashua. as you can see, crews have secured that storm drain cover. they did it sunday afternoon. it's still being investigated why it was ajar. the cones are up. as you can see, it is secure so that nobody else runs into trouble here. we're live in downtown nashua, doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: dracut police are asking for help locating a missing woman. they say 75-year-old kathryn lucier was last seen on burdette

lucier suffers with alzheimer's and parkinson's disease. the woman was last seen wearing a light-colored pink or orange shirt and gray sweatpants. emily: airline security concerns after a flight to boston was delayed for hours. two passengers able to board a plane in philadelphia that was supposed to be locked. francesco dedos and his daughter boarded the 9:00 a.m. american airlines flight three hours early yesterday boarding passes, the pilot telling passengers the jetway door was left open allowing the pair to get on unnoticed. passengers needed to switch planes out of an abundance of caution. through a translator, dedos says it was not their fault. >> was it unlocked? >> it was open. it was open. the guys said to go in. >> someone who works for the airlines? >> yes. emily: experts say the door that

override if an agent types in a special code. if that's the case, investigators should be able to figure out who did it. randy: graduation rates at some cape cod high schools have fallen below state and national averages. four-year graduation rates at barnstable, dennis-yarmouth regional, falmouth, mashpee, monomoy regional and nantucket high schools all fell below the state average of 87.3% in 2015. dennis-yarmouth and monomoy also fell bel 83.2%. emily: a young football player dealing with a serious injury makes his return to the field. how marathon bombing survivor helped make that moment happen. and yoga pants leading people to exercise their rights. the free speech sparking a demonstration in rhode island. and breaking news in middleborough this morning. a deadly wrong-way crash under investigation on 495. all five people involved were

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emily: breaking news. a serious crash in middleborough after an accident that happened last night. 495 at exit 3 has reopened. delays are back to route 58. police still investigating. more from the scene coming up. cindy? cindy: all right, olessa. we're tracking rain this morning focused primarily across southeastern massachusetts. this is racing on through. i think it's out of 8:00, 9:00 this morning. skies are going to brighten up. we'll be in the upper 50's with a gusty breeze. look at the temperatures the next couple of days. turns even chillier. upper 40's the best we do through midweek with more rain later thursday into friday. emily? emily: thank you. hundreds marched through barrington, rhode island, sunday dressed in yoga pants to teach a

he wrote to the "barrington times" saying women over 20 shouldn't wearing yoga pants. tarentino says it was a joke, but protestors aren't buying it. >> we're sick and tired of our -- our clothing and our bodies being policed by men. he's saying that it was a joke and it was funny, and if it was, then i wish he'd join us. emily: tarentino asked the group passed by anyway ending with a yoga session. randy: five people killed in a wrong-way crash in middleborough. and an olympic swimmer thanking a fan for taking a close look at him. the observation that could be life-saving. bill murray getting a big award.

five people have been killed overnight in a wrong-way crash on interstate 495 in middleborough. the crash happened around 12:15 this morning in the nobody lanes near exit 3. police say a driver was traveling southbound on the northbound side of the highway. there were four people in the car that was struck there. emily: we have a reporter on the way. we'll be getting a live report from her. some of us waking up to rain. cindy: we've been saying that

we've been getting some rain. we're above average for the month. those downpours on friday certainly helped. going to turn this rain off this morning very quickly and not all of us are seeing it. in fact, take a look at the radar, the bulk of it focused over southeastern massachusetts. there are embedded downpours here skirting the south coast and moving toward you on cape cod. the northern extent of the rain, right around brockton to mansfield, scituate as well. rainfall. you can see it focusing into southeastern massachusetts. to the north and west, breaks in the cloud cover. i think the sun is going to emerge quickly. the breeze is going to kick up this afternoon. you can see on futurecast 7:00 this morning, 7:30, rain is focused along the south coast and cape. it should be exiting by 9:00 this morning. skies clear out quickly. a lot of sunshine in store today. 46 in worcester.

lower 50's plymouth out to the case. notice the winds kicking up out of the west, sustained 10 to 20 miles an hour this afternoon. then we'll have the sunshine. temperatures will recover into the mid to upper 50's. the wind will make it feel colder. back down in the 30's tonight. i'm not concerned about frost tonight. as we go through the next couple of days, temperatures are chillier, only in the upper 40's and as we head toward especially wednesday morning, there could be let's update that situation on the roads. olessa: the situation in middleborough, a deadly crash happened about 12:15 this morning, all happening on 495 northbound by route 28. they have reopened all lane. there are residual delays back to route 58. much more in a few minutes. the rest of your ride, 24 building volume out of brockton, the expressway. 15 minutes from braintree to

and then watching some delays, the ramp is shut down from copeland circle to route 1 because of a gas line break. we're watching delays on the red line and those are southbound. everything else is running on schedule. emily: olessa, thank you. breaking overnight, five people dead in a wrong-way crash on 495 in middleborough. this crash happened around 12:15 on interstate 495 north near traveling southbound on the northbound side of the highway. there were four people in the car that was hit. b.u. police are investigating reported sexual assault inside a dorm. police say it happened inside warren towers at 700 commonwealth avenue early sunday morning. students received text messages alerting them about the investigation. at this point, no description of a possible suspect has been released. anyone with information should

with grief in nashua this morning as a memorial to a teen who lost his life continues to grow. we're talking about 16-year-old jacob goulet. he went missing friday night after he was last seen in downtown nashua. after an extensive search, a body was discovered 9 miles downliver in tyngsboro yesterday. it's believed the teen fell through a storm drain during friday's downpours. grief where he was a student. the storm drain has since been sealed. it is still unclear why it may have come ajar in the first place. we're live in nashua this morning, doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: doug, thank you. a new era in elections. starting today for the first time, massachusetts will be allowing early voting now through november 4, the friday before election day. you can vote early, in person, or you can get an early ballot to cast by mail.

he's trailing in national polls. the candidate campaigns hard in florida, denying numbers showing he's behind with women voters as hillary clinton heads to new hampshire today. >> i really think those polls are very inaccurate when it comes to women. i think we're doing better with women than with men. >> i understand some people are angry, but anger is not a plan. right? emily: clinton will be in nashua with senator today and senate candidate maggie hassan. trump is staying in florida, in st. augustine and tampa. emily? emily: erika, thank you. in europe, a small plane has crashed on the island of malta. no european union officials were involved in that crash. a homicide investigation is underway in boston after a body was found in a car in hyde park. that body found around 11:30 yesterday morning in the area of

be in his early 20's had been shot. his name has not been released. randy: a reminder that open tolling begins this week in the commonwealth. the massachusetts turnpike is switching to all-electronic tolling. that starts on friday. drivers will not have to slow down to pay the tolls, which the state says will increase safety. it will also reduce congestion. if you don't have an e-z pass transponder yet, cameras will pick up you'll get a bill in the mail. emily: tom hayden has died at the age of 76 after suffering a stroke in 2015. hayden moved beyond his notoriety to become a california legislator. he spent his years as a prolific writer and lecturer advocating for reform of america's political institution. randy: secret service attempting to boost its ranks amid a period

the taxing demands include the massive security operations including the pope's visit last year, political events throughout the country. the agency is hoping to add 1,000 agents and uniformed officers into the ranks by next year. but they've had to dismiss a number of otherwise promising candidates who've abused prescription drugs. emily: comedian and actor bill murray received a lifetime achievement award in comedy. he accepted the award at t brother. performances last night included roasts of murray about his well-known tendency to turn down roles and to not return phone calls for awards. randy: an australian olympic swimmer is thanking a fan for pointing out a concerning mole on his chest. mack horton posted this photo on instagram, the patch over what was a mole and a thumbs up.

fan who emailed the team doctor who called the mole a very good call. emily: an unexpected end to the seahawks-cardinals game. the seahawks miss a 28-yard field goal that would have won the game, and you can see the shock on coach pete carroll's face there. the cardinals try their hand at a hail mary. that comes up short. a tie is the final for this game. tom brady continues his deflategate ren pats to a win over the steelers. they got on the board first with a t.b. touchdown pass to james white with legarrette blount and rob gronkowski with touchdowns of their own. next sunday they take on the bills. randy: a north andover is on the field breaking in a new prosthetic.

leg in a boating accident. tommy's back in the game celebrating with his teammates. # yesterday he played in the last game of the season. emily: and this is the moment that kai met tornado the dog. the 5-year-old with autism struggles to communicate with peop tornado helps kai feel safe. and kai couldn't contain his excitement. his mother says he seems more content than ever before. really special moment. cindy: it's amazing what service dogs can do. i love the name. we had wild wind around here yesterday. there's damage across the area.

an hour on the cape, nantucket. edgartown gusting over 50. 40 at logan and close out in the worcester area. not nearly as windy this morning. winds have come down to close to 10 miles an hour, but they're going to pick back up this afternoon. you can see once we get out of the morning showers, sustained winds, 15, 20 miles an hour toward the afternoon. clouds this morning and then bright sunshine this afternoon. we've got a frontal boundary racing through this morning with a cluster of showers that has come out of connecticut a into southeastern massachusetts right now. so from boston out along the pike to worcester, points northward, we are dry all day. this rain is really focused in southeastern massachusetts, so from mansfield up to holbrook and over toward about weymouth, you can see that's the northern extent of this. heavier rain brockton to bridgewater and heavier still down here along the south coast and toward the cape where we have good downpours coming through right now. by 7:30 this morning, this is really just consolidated along the south coast and cape and

the cloud break quickly behind it. 46 in worcester, 51 in boston. temperatures in the low to mid 50's north and west of town, some upper 50's from boston down to the cape. back down in the 30's tonight, not overly concerned with frost tonight, but it gets even colder tomorrow. reinforcing shot of chilly air coming on through so you'll notice on your seven-day forecast that we've got cooler temperatures tomorrow and wednesday. we don't get out of the upper 's look at these wind chills wednesday morning. it's going to feel like it's in the 20's as you're heading out to work and the bus stop on wednesday morning. next chance of rain later thursday into friday. perhaps another round of showers saturday. keep in mind we need every single raindrop we can get. let's get you out to the roads. olessa? olessa: we're still watching that problem, cindy, breaking news from middleborough. five people were killed in a wrong-way crash. this happened on 495 and a car was traveling southbound in the northbound lanes.

happened. happened just after midnight and again five people were killed. police are still investigating. we're going to keep you post odd that and get you more information as it becomes available. the northbound side of 495 is now open. all lanes are passable. there are some delays back to route 58. the crash happened right by exit 3 near route 28. they do have all lanes getting by. 24 building. delays out of brockton. a slow ride on the expressway, 15 to 20 braintree into boston, and then along the pike, we're in good eastbound 495 to 128. an accident southbound on 93. delays to spot pond and we're also watching delays on the southbound red line. everything else on schedule. randy: thank you. new this morning, more trouble at boston latin school. emily: the dress code rules that have some students there upset. and we continue to follow that breaking news. five people killed in a wrong-way crash in middleborough.

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randy: five people killed in a wrongway crash in middleborough, the information just coming in. >> a boston university on alert, the troubling report from inside a dorm room. >> a new wave of voting in the baystaters are getting for the first time on the eye for this monday morning. >> 6:00 a.m. high schoolers, starting to take college now, how to make the best choice, i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy price, cindy fitzgibbon on this monday. we begin a new week. >> monday, monday.