announcer: now on newscenter 5's eyeopener -- emily: breaking overnight, one of the state's most wanted fugitives caught. new information on the arrest that could solve a murder case. randy: remembering the victims of a deadly wrong-way crash. families mourn several loved ones lost. emily: the commuter rail accused of civil rights violation. on the eye for this tuesday morning. announcer: you're boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. >> i bet obama likes mustard on his hot dogs because he's gross. randy: president obama stopping by jimmy kimmel and not just to read some mean tweets that he's received. some pointed interview comments. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm randy price. emily: i'm emily riemer along with cindy fitzgibbon.

cindy: we're starting here and we're going doing -- randy: a little bit. emily: okay. cindy: bundle up. dress for november instead of october. it's cold out there. 30's and 40's on the map. boston is 43. you see on the north shore, beverly in the mid 30's, worcester down to 36. orange, you have dropped below that freezing mark, and we're hovering in the 30's from plymouth to norwood. it is cold and there's not dealing with frost this morning. but the skies above mainly clear for now. there's still a storm system spinning to our north. as high pressure noses in, it kicks up that wind. winds 10, 20 miles an hour. they will gust higher. temperatures dip down as we approach sunrise. should be running in the low 40's by midmorning. mid-40's at lunchtime. we'll hold in the 40's all day long. i think about 48 the best we do

may catch 50's south shore and the cape. upper 40's southern new hampshire. a freeze warning just outside the city of boston. it's going to be a cold one and likely the end of the growing season. we'll take you through the rest of the week coming up. let's get you out to the roads. good morning, olessa. olessa: so far the roads are quiet. expressway by the gas tanks, a little morning volume picking up. all the construction we are watching now just about gone leverett connector. expressway looks good. 24, route 3, 95 all quiet. construction also clear on 128. over by highland avenue and kendrick street. no complaints on 128. route 3 looks good. 93 south nice and light. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. emily: breaking overnight, this 16-year-old fugitive is under arrest charged with murder in a july shooting in fall river. jayden smith was number one on that city's most wanted list and

police most wanted. he's one of two people charged in the plain street murder of jerrod cohen. smith was arrested just before midnight in fall river and is expected in court today. >> i was supposed to have a son like him for 20 years. he'd always tell me he loves me dad. he was just a great kid. emily: heartbreak a day after a horrific crash on 495 in middleborough. four young men and a wrong-way driver all killed. randy: a such for answers there. doug: good morning. state police still trying to investigate and learn why that driver ended up on the wrong side of the road, that as we're learning more about the victims. kraig diggs' father identified his son as one of the victims as well as two of the boys' cousins and friends. they were headed to colleges in

cape. a driver from fall river was going the wrong way on 495 crashing into the car those young men were in, hitting them head on. balloons released at a vigil in harwich honoring the victims. a cousin of the three of them paying tribute. >> they were three different, unique personalities, and i just feel like they can never be replaced. >> they're going to live with us forever. they're in our hearts and they're in our minds, and it's sad. doug: jordan fisher. the names of the other victims are expected to be officially released later today. we're live in middleborough. doug meehan, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: thank you. right now three people are hurt after this rollover crash. this happened in revere. a 17-year-old driver lost control on 145, route 145, just before 8:00 last night. the s.u.v. flipped over. the driver and two passengers taken to the hospital. one passenger with serious injuries.

work is underway in nashua, new hampshire, to keep people safe around storm drains after the death of a 16-year-old boy who fell into one. police believe that jacob goulet fell down a drain friday night. his body was recovered in the merrimack river in tyngsboro mild away. city employees are installing tamper-proof bolts and locks on those drain covers along with heavy manhole covers instead of aluminum grates. emily: new this morning, into whether the company that runs the mbta commuter rail violated civil rights rails. it comes from a decision by keolis to cancel 17 trains on the fairmount line. it runs through hyde park, dorchester. moving the trains to more affluent communities raises questions. a keolis spokeswoman tells "the

complying with civil rights laws. commitment 2016 -- just two weeks now until election day, and today a big effort by both campaigns to push their message to voters. the eyeopener's erika tarantal tracking all of it for us. erika: the campaign focusing on the battleground states. bill clinton, chelsea clinton, campaigning for hillary clinton. trump and clinton both have rallies in florida. trump in florida yesterday continuing to say the election and polls showing he's bee behind clinton are rigged. >> folks, we're winning. we're winning. we're winning. >> let me just say we will win. erika: in a move to by pass the

newscast. president obama on jimmy kimmel last night criticizing the republican candidate. >> if you are wanting to say anything and do anything, even when it undermines everything that's been built by previous generations, you know, that's -- that's a problem. erika: a new cnn poll gives hillary clinton a five-point o emily? emily: thank you. a busy first day for early voting in massachusetts. in boston alone, more than 4,000 people cast ballots yesterday, and there was a long line here in the south end for much of the day. you can vote early through november 4. after that, you'll have to wait until election day on the 8th. we have a list of early polling locations for you on our wcvb mobile app. randy: breaking overnight, a tentative deal between harvard university and its dining hall employees.

1:15 this morning. those employees began a strike earlier this month calling for higher wages and no changes to their health benefits package. a vote on the deal is scheduled for tomorrow. the employees could return by thursday. there is increased security in durfee high school in fall river as students will have to go through metal detectors after police say a student brought a bb gun to school. students tipped them off to this picture on snapchat taken at school monday morning. they put the school on lockdown. the officers did. eventually tracking down that student back at his house. the 15-year-old was then arrested. new this morning -- boston public school closures are back on the table. the school system's long-term financial board is expected to release a report today. it will detail options that could lead to $100 million in savings.

emily: a search is underway for victims of a scoutmaster arrested for sexual assault. eugene perreault was a scoutmaster. multiple people have come forward to accuse perreault of abuse and at least one of the alleged victims was younger than 13 years old at the time. perreaul health officer. he was removed from that post and is out on bail. police are asking for your help identifying this man here. he's wanted in connection with the robbery of a 75-year-old woman in dorchester. it happened sunday afternoon on hallet street. the woman says the suspect approached her from behind, grabbed her purse and took off. anyone with information should contact boston police. randy: fascinating theory.

difference scientists are starting to explain. and referees say this football player should not have been on the field in rhode island. the controversy getting the whole team botted -- booted from that league. randy: three must-have groceries according to the health experts. erika: breaking overnight, a fugitive's time on the run is over. jayden smith due in court today. he was on the state's most last night in fall river, one of two people charged in the murder of jerrod cohen. cindy? cindy: and cold in a word. temperatures not getting out of the 40's today and rain is moving in for later this week. where it could start as a little touch of snow or a mix. that's ahead first. take a look at the temperatures as you're heading out the door. 30's and 40's. just 36, clear skies, but it's windy as you're stepping out the

>> good morning, eyeopener. randy: good morning. our friends in blue at furnace brook middle school this morning. emily: love this color coordination. everybody can do it. get everybody together. record your wake-up call for us and you can do it on your phone. it's very then just upload it to ulocal using our wcvb app. emily: we're all channelling the cold, right? cindy: blue is the color of cold. what a change. 80 last week. emily: distant memory now. cindy: until this week, we've been running above average for the month of october. that has changed and will continue to do so as we have a

than average temperatures. we should be still in the upper 50's, close to 60 this time of year. we're not going to get out of the 40's the next couple of days, and the overnight temperatures dropping into the 20's in some locations tonight and again tomorrow night and already we have a freeze warning posted. north shore suburbs. the growing season has ended the farther west you get. that's why you're not colored. temperatures going to be just as cold for you. so tonight looks like we're going to s precautions. 36 in worcester area right now. 31 as you're stepping out in orange. you see mid 30's in the north shore. plymouth in the upper 30's. the wind is still stirring. it's kept temperatures up a few degrees overnight, believe it or not. it is creating a wind chill as you step out. look at the direction that wind is blowing, from the west-northwest. it's going to be with us all day long, sustained winds 10, 15, close to 20 miles an hour.

chilly feeling sort of day. but it's tapping into this air mass that's even colder to our north and west. even though we have sunshine today, temperatures will struggle. storms still spinning to our north. high pressure nosing in. in between, we get those winds. not much in the way of cloud cover this morning. a few clouds bubble up as the day wears on. low 40's the best we do out through the worcester hills. upper 40's boston through the america mac valley. we may -- merrimack valley. we may touch 50 parts of the southre cape. that is below average. you can see the absence of cloud cover today. we get into tonight as well and the skies are still mainly clear. that is going to allow those temperatures to drop as the winds die down a bit. should be below freezing in worcester with some upper 20's in orange. we're near that freezing mark in all the suburbs here just outside the city of boston. even in town, we should be down in the 30's tonight, something we have not done in a long time in boston. tomorrow we're stuck in the 40's. a lot of sunshine tomorrow as high pressure is sitting on top

then we'll watch this next system approach. this is going to come in with a slug of rain, but initially it might be just cold enough that it starts as a little touch of snow or a mix on thursday and take a look here on our computer models. the morning commute is find. by lunchtime, an area of snow approaching the berkshires. there could be a minor accumulation. there could be flakes or mix in the worcester hills. rain will be heavy thursday night into early friday before it pulls out. we may s this weekend. a chance of showers returning on sunday. 40's and 50's the best we can do here. emily: we had 80's. olessa: now we're stretching for 50's. reality check. so far this morning, it's a quiet start on the roads. a live look at the expressway. you can see the northbound side. those headlights starting to see a few more on the roads. let's see the rest of your ride. so far fairly quiet heading to town. not seeing any problems. construction picked up on 93 at the leverett connector.

route 3, 24, 95 looking good and construction all wrapped up on 128 by kendrick street. heading north, you're in good shape. 93 south out of methuen into boston. route 1 also looking good. trains and buses so far on schedule. randy? randy: olessa, thank you. a rhode island youth football team is suspended from the league for putting a 19-year-old on the field. number 84. he took the field with 13- and 14-year-old players at a game monday afternoon, believed the older brother of one of the players. he only lasted a few plays before referees realized what was going on and they pulled him out of the game. >> i could see the facial hair. this gentleman had facial hair. think if you would have paralyzed one of our kids or something worse. randy: the league has suspended the capital city buccaneers indefinitely. the team coach is permanently

asian stocks mixed as upbeat manufacturing reports were followed by weak data groet. stock futures here are higher. a ruling in the volkswagen emissions cheating scandal is expected today. a federal judge will decide whether to approve a nearly $15 billion settlement. that deal gives most affected car owners of having the company buy their cars back. if largest auto scandal settlement in u.s. history. aheads-up to affordable care act consumers. prev -- premiums will jump an average of 25% next year. that means $300 a month. that hike is blamed on insurers raising prices. the government saying most consumers won't notice that increase as about 85% of them receive federal subsidies.

affect girls much differently than boys. this new research shows that many girls with autism have social skills that actually mask the condition. and that some do not show any signs of autism even when their genetic mutations are the same as seen in boys. autism is at least four time more common in boys and diagnosed through observing behavior. new recommendations from doctors to prevent sudden infant death syndrome. academy of pediatrics" says infants should be sleeping in the same room of their parents for the first six months. doctors say that could reduce the risk of sids by 60%. they remind parents the baby should be in its own bed. this morning, they are the foods that health experts always grab at the grocery store. emily: unsweetened almond milk. you can put it in coffee, a smoothie, bake with it.

tuna salad or cream sauce for dinner time. canned chickpeas have fiber, iron, and they're a great source of protein for soup, sauces and also salads. randy: all right. this is quite the sight. a tree blocking traffic in maine. emily: why it led to an arrest. that's in eyepoppers this morning. erika. erika: new at 5:30, a gum ball machine prize not meant for kids. the discovery making a mom call police. and a in newton. the demand for a man whose wife died while picking up pizza. and the man in this heartbreaking image tried to save the lives of two workers stuck in a trench.

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defeat a.l.s. we are 82% within reaching of our goal of $410,000. we'd love your support. go to our website and join this fight. >> good morning, eyeopener. emily: thank you for the wake-up call, erica and the gang there. great crowd. randy: one of many is proud to be part of as boston's community leader. cindy: this weather didn't stop that walk over the weekend. going to be chilly. average high temperature this time of year is 59. we're not getting out of the 40's the next three days. cold stuff. make sure you bundle up. look at your readings out the door running in the 30's and 40's. temperatures are going to struggle despite sunshine today. notice we're only in the mid 40's at noontime and hold in the upper 40's this afternoon. freeze warning up tonight just outside the city of boston.

today and as we get into thursday, rain is moving in. may start as a touch of snow or a little bit of a mix from the worcester hills on westward. emily? emily: cindy, thank you. 5:26. it is time for tuesday eyepoppers. so you know about traffic, but i think you probably have not seen this next story. olessa: i definitely have not. this an obstruction i don't think many of us have seen. a man dressed as a tree in the middle of the street. he was arrested for police removed that tree outfit, gave it to the public works department. emily: okay. olessa: he hope he's clothed underneath that tree. emily: i think he was. olessa: unusual sight in alabama. a deer walked in a bar. he stuck around for two hours while officials tried to get it out. eventually that deer walked out the front door, ran down the

the bar is being turned into a hair salon. maybe he'll be back for a perm. emily: a beverage, come back hour. olessa: two hours he waited for service. randy: message in a bottle found 50 years later. a long journey from hampton beach, new hampshire. and this man accused of beating

announcer: now on newscenter 5's eyeopener -- >> a heartbreaking loss. five lives suddenly taken. >> he was a good kid. i loved him to death. >> how the victims are being remembered and the questions this morning. >> breaking overnight, a teenage fugitive on the run for months now in custody. >> new legal action from the husband of the woman killed at a newton restaurant. >> floating in the ocean for a half century. that's my father's writing. >> the message in the bottle with new england ties on the eye. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. randy: 5:32. good morning. our camera showing you the expressway in boston. moving along nicely at this hour. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm randy price. emily: i'm emily riemer along with cindy and olessa. if you haven't yet, you might

gear. cindy: i know. emily: that bad word, winter. cindy: it's only getting colder the next couple of mornings. coldest since april 27th the last time boston dipped down into the 30's. we're headed there tomorrow morning. this morning it feels like the 30's in boston. a wind chill is what you want to dress for. feels like 29 in worcester. breeze kicking up 10 to 15 miles an hour. the actual temperatures are running mostly in the 30's and 40's. we're 36 in worcester. upper 30's down around the plymouth area as well. skies are clear. again today, we're going to have a good amount of sunshine as high pressure noses in. we still have a storm hanging around to our north. in between, that wind is still kicking up out of the west-northwest 12 to 20 miles per hour with some higher gusts. that's going to keep the temperatures down. by lunchtime, we're in the mid 40's. it will be a struggle to get to the upper 40's. 49 in boston.

framingham not touching 50 degrees today. mid and upper 40's through worcester county. south of town, bridgewater down to taunton and new bedford probably getting closer to 50 degrees. same deal from duxbury out to the cape. tonight, the temperatures drop as the winds die down. freeze warning for a lot of spots likely going to be the end of the growing season for many. let's get you out to the roads right now. how are we doing, olessa? olessa: so far okay. some delays on the expressway. here's a check by the gas tank northbou some of that rush hour volume starting to build. we're watching a crash on the expressway northbound. this incident is near granite avenue. the pike only about 15 minutes eastbound 495 to 128. 128 itself so far not seeing any problems and 93 south quiet out of methuen. so far so good down to the leverett connector. trains and buses on schedule. randy, emily? olessa: olessa. thank you. we're following breaking news on the eyeopener.

erika: a 16-year-old is in custody charged with murder. jayden smith was number one on the city's most wanted list, recently added to the state's most wanted. loved ones remembering those killed in a fiery crash in middleborough. kraig diggs seen with his father, one of four young men killed. the driver, a 31-year-old woman from fall river, was also killed. a busy voting. more than 4,000 people cast ballots. you can vote early through november 4. back to you. randy: the driver charged in a deadry crash at a newton restaurant is facing a new lawsuit. emily: it's from the family of one of the victims. the eye's sera congi is at sweet tomatoes this morning with the latest developments. sera? sera: the crash happened in march, and you can see that the storefront is still boarded up here. two people were killed. the husband of one of the victims now filing a wrongful

eleanor miele and gregory morin were both killed when the s.u.v. plowed into the front of sweet tomatoes. wicked local reports miele's husband george is seeking compensation from the driver bradford casler. the lawsuit filed earlier this month seeks damages for alleged negligence and compensation for personal loss. the lawsuit could take three years or more to resolve if not settled. now, bradford casler, the driver, has pleaded n to two counts of motor vehicle homicide. his next court date is in december. live in newton this morning, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: sera, thank you. a devastating moment in boston. this morning we're hearing from the man in this photo who tried to save two workers trapped in a flooded trench. that picture taken by "the herald" on the south end friday as that man realized nothing could be done. you can see the anguish on steve

knees. he tells us he knew two men were trapped, water filling over their heads. he tied a cable around his waist and jumped in, feeling around for the workers, but the wall had collapsed around them, and smith knew it was too late. >> when you close your eyes, you see them. send my love and my prayers to their family. let them know i tried and i'm sorry. emily: the workers were killed. mayor walsh is concerned that some of the work being done in the city is not being done with safety in mind. he says mostly private contractors are involved in those instances. randy: police in new hampshire are investigating after these pills were found in a vending machine. the prescription pills were discovered at the rochester house of pizza. a woman told police that her daughter put three quarters in the prize dispensing machine, and one of the containers had four pills. police say that they are going

emily: 5:35. a terrifying accident at a theme park in australia. randy: disaster starting an investigation there and a message in a bottle found 50 years after it was dropped off the coast of new hampshire. the reward for the man who discovered it. emily: ahead in news to go, a man taunting police as they search for him. the bold twist in a manhunt.

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eyeopener. if there's something bugging you, you can ask olessa. i'll get answers for you and we'll share them right here on the eyeopener. the roads this morning so far fairly quiet. live look outside here and this is a check for you of the expressway by the gas tank. you can see the northbound side, a few more headlights, volume building. the rest of the ride so far fairly quiet. cindy? cindy: can't see it in the

their heaters on. the breeze is active. 30's, 40's. wind chills in the 20's in some spots. bundle up. it's going to be a chilly day. that breeze is going to be keeping the temperatures in the upper 40's today. we don't get out of the 40's tomorrow either. freeze watch and warning for some of us. next chance of rain on thursday. it could start as snow or a bit of a wintry mix from the worcester hills westward. emily: thank you. a message in a bottle back in the hands of th sent it. randy: a new hampshire man dropped it in the ocean 50 years ago. it was found thousands of miles away. paula pierce's dad tossed the bottle in the ocean at hampton beach a half century ago. the message made it to the caribbean land on a beach at the turks and caicos. clint buffington found the note that said return to ocean

he finally got the chance to return the note in person. >> it's incredible. yes, he wrote this. his hands were on this. it's been gone 26 years, and he put this in a bottle. and it survived. i'm gonna make good on it. randy: there you go. pierce kept her dad's promise, gifting bu gifting buffington a check for emily: president obama reads mean tweets and a favorite toy will be easier to get this holiday season. randy: we have that in news to go plus an embarrassing moment for one man. how he ended up chasing his own car down the highway. that's ahead this morning. >> live look at 93 in somerville. still very dark out there. but those headlights moving along okay at this point.

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temperatures -- emily: the dahlias. cindy: tonight and tomorrow night may be the end of the season. it's cold this morning. running in the 30's and 40's. 36 in worcester. 43 in boston. 30's down to plymouth this morning. but the breeze is still a little active making us feel colder. a wind chill effect as you're stepping outside. that wind has kept the frost away during the overnight hours. you can see the wind is coming out of the west. that wind i again today. third day in a row dealing with wind gusts over 20 miles an hour. a lot of sunshine with just a few afternoon clouds today, but that wind is tapping into this air mass. colder off to our west than it is here, and that's going to keep the temperatures down through thes t-- throughout the day. storms spinning to our north. skies are mainly clear. i think we stay in the 40's today. not hitting 50's in boston.

on the cape this afternoon. notice the temperatures tonight dropping down in the 20's and 30's. even boston getting down into the 30's tonight. so that's why that freeze warning is in effect for many. and we'll warm up into the mid to upper 40's. a good amount of sunshine. next chance of wet weather comes in thursday. it may be just cold enough that it could be a little bit of a mix or a touch of snow from the worcester hill on westward thursday afternoon. let's get you out to the roads right now. how are we doing, olessa delays on route 1, saugus at the bottom of the screen. so far, 24 looks okay. we have a crash on route 3 northbound by route 53. accident just cleared on the expressway by granite avenue. 10 to 15 braintree into boston. pike eastbound 15 minutes 495 to 128. watching a crash on 495. this accident has a lane blocked northbound by route 110. 93 slow out of methuen.

montvale ave. emily: jayden smith was number one on the city's most wanted list and recently added to the state police most wanted. he's one of two people charged in the plain street murder of jerrod cohen. smith was arrested just before midnight in fall river and is expected in court today. a wrong-way crash in five people were killed. randy: the eye's doug meehan is in middleborough with how the victims are being remembered. doug: good morning, yes. state police are investigating the circumstances surrounding this horrific crash. meanwhile, down on the cape, the victims are being remembered by family members. >> they were three different unique personalities, and i just feel like they can never be replaced. doug: it was an emotional vigil

and friends gathered to mourn together. one of the victims, kraig diggs, was identified by his dad, another family member identifying jordan fisher, all four headed back to college when they were hit by a wrong-way driver head on on 495. that driver from fall river also killed. the names of the other victims expected to be released sometime today. live in middleborough, doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: a wrongful death lawsuit has been filed in connection with the fatal crash that took place heret an s.u.v. slammed into the storefront of sweet tomatoes. the husband of victim emily riemer is suing the driver seeking alleged negligence and compensation for personal loss. bradford casler was behind the wheel of that s.u.v. he has pleaded not guilty to two counts of motor vehicle homicide and he's due back in court in early december.

newscenter 5. emily: president obama takes to late night urging everyone to vote and warning about donald trump's character as the trump campaign takes to facebook insisting he can still win. >> what we haven't seen before, i think, is somebody questioning the integrity of elections and the will of the people. >> keep your eye on us. the race is not over. emily: themp night until the election. they're laser focused on battleground states, both clinton and trump campaigning in florida today. emily? emily: thank you. breaking news from australia this morning. four people are dead after a theme park accident on the country's east coast. two men and two women died on a river rapids ride at dreamworld. it's unclear how this accident happened. investigators say it occurred on or near a conveyor belt. that park has been closed for

oklahoma for the suspect in a violent crime spree there. police say that michael vance shot four people, including two police officers. he then killed his aunt and uncle, stole their car, according to officers. he livestreamed his getaway on facebook taunting law enforcement. u.s. marshals are also looking for vance. they say he's armed and dangerous and has a medical condition that he may be trying to spread. emily: at least 59 police trainees are dead in pakistan academy in a southwestern city overnight. another 116 people were hurt in the attack, mostly trainees and paramilitary troops. they were asleep when five to six militants wearing suicide vests bombarded that camp. some cadets were taken hostage during the attack, which lasted five hours. randy: a 9-month-old baby and her mother were not hurt when their s.u.v. went in this river. it happened monday morning in fremont, new hampshire. police say the woman pulled over

when the car rolled into the exeter river. she either forgot to put it into park or knocked it out of park mode accidentally. police believe that it was always in drive. no one in the car when it went in. emily: a man accused of assaulting an mbta bus driver. he returned to the scene his cell phone. that's when he was arrested by transit and burlington police officers. he's held on bail this morning. randy: breaking overnight, a deal between harvard university and its dining hall employees. the agreement reached at 1:15 this morning. the strike began earlier this month calling for higher wages and no changes to their health benefits badge. package.

backtracking on its controversial dress code. "the herald" reports the interim headmaster says girls will now be allowed to wear leggings. students were upset about a new push to enforce rules they say target minority students and girls. community activists are also concerned about language that says no gang-related clothing. randy: a popular toy more accessible now. the american girl doll is coming to toys 'r' us. u.s.-based retailer to feature an american girl shop and the exclusives that come with that. the location in peabody is among 100 stores to feature this. emily: the world series kicks off tonight. there is a lot of interest. the cleveland indians haven't won a world series title since 1948. the chicago cubs haven't won since 1908. game one in cleveland tonight at 8:00. randy: a man is likely to face several charges after this incident.

highway in switzerland. police say that he pulled over to talk to a friend when the car rolled away and right into the highway. you can see there were several close calls here. other drivers almost smashing right into the car. while the man running right behind it. oh, boy. emily: not good. randy: president obama visited "jimmy kimmel live" last night. emily: listen to getting a whopper without pickles. emily: poking a little fun at himself. that's him reading some mean tweets about himself and it's not the first time mr. obama has been subject to it. he read some mean presidential tweets last year as well. he has a sense of humor. randy: you have to. emily: it's a good thing. randy: it's a tough place to be. cindy: we should do that segment some time.

cindy: maybe another segment. last time we have not got out of the 40's in boston was back in the early part of may. we are not going to do that today, in fact, the next several days. well below average. upper 40's the best we're going to do. should be closer to 60 this time of year. feels like the 20's as you're stepping out in worcester and it feels like it's in the 30's in boston right now. there are some winds stirring out there. that wind has kept the fronts away overnight but it's creating a wind chill this morning. actu mid 30's. boston in the lower 40's. there are some 30's showing up down around plymouth this morning as well. it's a cold start. skies are mainly clear. we'll see sunshine, a few clouds building this afternoon. we still get a storm spinning to our north and high pressure building from the west. in between we can't lose that breeze today. winds from the west-northwest 12, 20 miles per hour. they'll be gusting higher than that. notice the bright sunshine through late morning. lunchtime temperature in the mid

doing today from boston north and west. good amount of sunshine today. and the skies are clear tonight. the temperatures drop as the winds die down overnight and there is a freeze warning up just outside the city up through the north shore. if you haven't seen your plants come to an end just yet, cover them up or bring them inside or they certainly will. likely the end of the growing season for many. we're down to the 30's even in town. upper 20's in many of the suburbs to the north and west. tomorrow. less wind. sunshine. a nice daily albeit chilly. the next system may be cold enough that thursday morning, especially out toward the berkshires and worcester hills, there could be a touch of snow or sleet as that works on in. so the timing on that likely not going to impact your morning commute. that will come in during the afternoon hours. then we'll see a cold rain as we get toward the evening and overnight hours lingering into friday morning. before that pulls out, looks like a dry start to the weekend as we climb back into the 50's

let's see how active we are on the roads this morning. olessa: pretty busy. some delays on route 1 in saugus. southbound side toward the bottom. you can see the delays are starting to build. let's go to the maps and see the rest of your ride. travel times heading south, a crash on route 3 by route 53, a northbound accident where one lane is closed. more delays in the braintree split. the expressway 15 to 20, accident cleared by granite avenue and eastbound on the pike 15 minutes 495 to 128. on 495 northbound by 110 in the final stages. 93 south slow out of methuen. we've got some red line delays on the braintree branch. randy: people enrolled in universal health care are facing some big changes. emily: the premium hikes on the way and why the impact might not be as bad as expected. also, eating better starts at the grocery store. the purchases health experts

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>> breaking overnight, one of the most wanted fugitives caught. new information on the arrest that could solve a murder case. randy: remembering the victims of a deadly wrongway crash. a family's anguish as they mourn several loved ones lost. the question that emily: the commuter rail abused civil rights' violations. the business move that has a congressman concerned, on the eye for this tuesday morning. >> i bet he likes mustard on his harrington because he's gross. >> president barack obama stopping by jimmy kimmel live