right now as the eyeopener continues. >> the malfunction sending t riders running and the new concerns about safety this morning on the t. >> an uber ride gone wrong. the one thing a witness to this crash cannot believe. >> donald trump insisting hillary clinton gets special treatment. the exclusive interview accompanying new poll numbers on the eye for this thursday morning. boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. >> another look inside the orange line train at the center of a major scare. the trains are expected to run normally as a probe gets under way. we'll have much more ahead, including the decision earning that train operator praise. >> first we want to get to cindy with the rain, even some snow in

morning. frost advisory along the coast and cape. a freeze warning. 20s through northern worcester county. boston now 34 degrees. so it is a cold start, but it is dry. there isn't as much wind this morning. enough wind to have the ocean effect sprinkles. the system coming our way is producing snow thr state and pennsylvania. this whole system comes at us late today and tonight. it primary will be rain for us in southern new england. temperature in the 40s this afternoon. but it's another chilly day. notice through the morning hours and lunchtime along the coastline, a couple of showers or drizzle possible, but then we'll watch snow come out of the berkshires and change to rain. however, in the higher

hills, there could be snowflakes. heaviest rain overnight. we'll go through the timeline just ahead. let's get you to the roads. they are dry for now. >> good morning. a check of the zakim bridge. the southbound side heading toward the bottom of the screen. construction wrapping up on 93 south at the lever connector. expressway looks good. 24 construction wrapping up near there on 93 north. as you travel 128, road work in the final stages by hig weston tolls and heading north no problems at this point. trains and buses starting on schedule. >> olessa, thank you. right now the mbta is investigating this dramatic incident on the orange line. passengers kicking out windows to escape smoke. that is prompting new calls for a major fix. >> the eyeopener's sera congi is at back bay station with big safety questions being asked.

to run normally today, but there are questions about why this happened. look a cell phone video from passengers showing the chaos. smoke filling the station and the orange line train as it pulled away from back bay station just before 5:00 last night. passengers pushed out windows to escape. this morning we know an overheated motor caught fire, triggering a trash fire on the rails. that caused all the smoke. one woman shows how she used her chef's knife like so and out into the window. >> people, naturally, started to scream for help and tried to pry the doors open. they wouldn't budge. >> the mbta police say the operator made the right decision not to open the doors because people would have jumped onto a live third rail. the t says the operator was working on helping passengers out safely, but there was no announcement, so many people

hands. three people were taken to the hospital, but no one was seriously hurt. mechanics are trying to figure out exactly why that motor overheated. live at back bay station, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> this is not the first time we have seen something like this on the t. it's not just riders who are fed up. last year, panicked commuters busted out of a red line train in quincy amid spoke smokey conditions. this scene and the orange line incident paralyzing the commute. city officials to overhaul the aging system. boston city council president michelle woo tweeting how often does this have to happen before mbta makes real plan and investments to fix infrastructure? boston mayor marty walsh agreeing a fix is urgent. >> we need investment in mbta. we need revenue. >> the mayor plans to follow up

passenger safety is a top priority. >> boston police are investigating after this s.u.v. slams into a home. the eye's antoinette antonio on beacon hill this morning where we are getting new information about the driver involved in that. >> and, randy, that uber driver along with the passenger are recovering this morning. right now you can see the building here on beacon hill at the corner of myrtle and grove streets is boarded up. that driver, jn caillot's wife confirms he was driving for uber and tells us he is home from the hospital. caillot and his passenger were treated for injuries after the crash yesterday. that s.u.v. barrelling right down grove street into the building, sending bricks tumbling down. some witnesses say they can't believe no one was killed. >> i heard a boom down that end. i see this car come flying up the street.

survived, because they was going fast. >> a woman who lives inside the home was seen looking at the gaping hole in her kitchen. no one inside was hurt. a resident of the building also says they heard the s.u.v. get into a crash down the street before it came barrelling right through this building. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. we'll keep you posted on what we learn. >> a new york woman is getting ready to head back to court. she is her husband in boston. police say karen edwards, who spent weekends with her husband at a home in roxbury, stabbed to death collin edwards earlier this month. she underwent a competency evaluation ahead of today's hearing. >> commitment 2016. new numbers putting a new spin on the presidential showdown. the eyeopener's erika tarantal here to break down the new information out this morning. >> emily, new numbers go beyond

gives hillary clinton a 14-point lead among likely voters, perhaps more importantly, though, the survey shows she has the support of 90% of likely democrat voter and 15% for more moderate republicans. in an interview with abc news, donald trump defended his decision to take time off the campaign trail to open his hotel in washington, d.c. >> it's so unfair because hillary clinton goes to see an adele concert last night and everybody says, isn't that battleground states today. clinton making it clear she is not taking anything for granted. >> you know, with 13 days left in this election, we cannot stop for a minute. no complacency here. >> the clinton camp dealing with new round of e-mails released by wikileaks seeming to show frustration that some members of her inner circle didn't address concerns about her private e-mail server sooner. the campaign said the leak is

randy? >> right now damage is being inspected in central italy after a pair of powerful earthquakes there. there are no signs of any serious injuries, but thousands were forced out into the rain and some spending the night in their cars for fear of aftershock. the quake hit a region where a quake killed 300 people in august. cubs take game two with some impresside way into the sixth inning. new this morning, keep your mobile device safe. expert advice on best passwords. why battery life is key to security. >> open road tolling starts tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. expect delays. massdot suggests taking alternate routes. >> another cold morning. frost advisory along the

few snowflakes for some. the full timeline is ahead. first, take a look at temperatures. you need rain gear for later. bundle up this morning. just 31 degrees.

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>> we are here tonight to help tens of thousands of animals like ruby across new en we're here to raise. so good morning, eyeopener >> all right, good morning to this enthusiastic crowd who came to the mspca fundraiser last night. it's great to be with you. thanks for making my job so easy. raising $100,000. we ended up with $650,000. >> that is incredible. >> going to help animals. >> wonderful.

at a fundraiser, my friend. [laughter] >> record your wake-up call and upload it to ulocal using our wcvb app. >> needing raincoats. >> most of it comes during the later afternoon and especially overnight. out the door this morning you want the rain gear with you for later today, but it is dry for the morning drive. could be showers through lunchtime along you're heading home today and during the overnight hours. as we watch the system approach, we're not just talking about rain. there is some snow already flying through new york state, pennsylvania as well. and this is going to bring some snow to new england as well because look how cold it is. it's just 34 in boston right now. but as the winds turn east, the warmer air will come in off the ocean. so it is primarily a rain event

locked in with snow for this event. a sizable snowstorm. six to 12 inches possible in the mountains of western maine and down to the berkshires you can see a couple of inches of snow possible. this morning still things pretty quiet. we've got patchy clouds. here on the cape, the winds is producing ocean-effect snow showers. high pressure is in effect. we've got temperatures this morning that are very chilly. we're near the freezing mark. in boston you can see lower 30s beverly 30. a freeze warning for many of us. along the coastline a frost advisory through 9:00 a.m. your high temperatures this afternoon, it's a struggle. we'll climb into the 40s, perhaps 50 degrees for parts of the south shore and the cape late in the day. you can see this morning and even through lunchtime along the coastline as winds turn onshore,

northwestern connecticut. as that pushes eastward, it warms up. it's primarily rain. through the worcester hills there could be snow mixed in. heavy rain overnight, downpours, thunder possible. after the ride home, the intensity of that rain really picks up, especially after mid night. first thing tomorrow morning the rain is going to exit. big puddles for the morning commute tomorrow and then the rain does get out and we dry things out on friday. a lot of rain, a good inch or so expected across the tonight hold in the 30s and 40s. so not as cold. but the winds really strong overnight. gusts up over 40 miles per hour. got the wind and range in the morning. you can see in the morning hours, we're talking about the potential for 40, maybe close to 50-mile-per-hour wind gusts. we're drying things out, your

on sunday afternoon. right now saturday looks fairly mild, close to 60 degrees. it looks dry for trick-or-treaters for halloween. >> the roads are quiet. a live look at the pike by allston/brighton. that's eastbound heading to the top of the screen. no problems. it's nice and light, not seeing volume. all the construction is gone. we have road work on 93 south by the lever connector. that picked up early. same on 93. ov on the pike by the weston tolls. if you're heading north of town, so far no problems to report. trains and buses starting on schedule. >> the cubs tied up one each in the world series as they head back to chicago for game three tomorrow night. an r.b.i. single here for the cubs. they are on their way against the indians. jake arrieta pitcheded a no-hitter into the sixth.

asian stocks drop amid of mixed bag of earnings reports. oil prices with a three-week low. u.s. stock futures are lower. investors will watch for the weekly snapshot on unemployment. >> the state's gaming commission is signing off on the plans for wynn boston harbor. construction can now officially begin on that resort casino. wynne saying that project is on track to be 2019. the galaxy note 7 recall is singing samsung's bottom line. the giant's profits down by nearly 17% to $4 billion in the third quarter. samsung is already warning investors that the damage from its exploding and now discontinued smartphone is not done yet. it expects to take more financial hits. >> apple's new wireless headphones, air pods have been expected to ship out by the end

need more time. apple unveiling the $159 headphones last month for the latest iphone. there's no new timeline for when they are going to be delivered. new this morning, is your smartphone secure? how about those precious pictures? erika has important warnings for us. >> we keep our lives on these things now. >> i know. >> in your all-important password your phone -- >> talk about a painful burn aside from a defect you can't help, there are ways to keep your phone safe. first, take care of that battery. it has a sweet spot. >> they don't like being charged generally over around 80% to 90%. they really don't like being undercharged below 20%. >> in terms of what's on your phone, save your photos in at least two places. >> pictures are irreplaceable. you can rebuild an address book.

collection. >> also back up to a cloud. just protect that account. >> make sure that you're at least securing your account with, say, as much protection as they allow. >> you can make it an actual password or you can make it a pin code. >> a password with a mix of letters and numbers and symbols is safest. at least six characters for a phone. charlie says make sure passwords are at least 10 to 12 characters to combat three is a popular password. >> how weird. >> they can try thousands or millions of passwords in a second. >> good information there. it's not just your smartphone. >> your computer as well. tomorrow we'll look at ways to keep your computer safe, including changing monkey 123 from your password. one password protection that charlie says is worth paying for. we'll have that. >> good advice. new this morning, a cambridge

dollars after getting hacked. the lie used to get all that cash. and then new information on a stabbing spree at a mall in taunton. the threat directed at a man trying to save lives. a beach goer survives a shark attack. he how weakened the predator. >> a look at the allston/brighton tolls. open road tolling starts tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. that does not mean you can fly through the

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>> hi! good morning, eyeopener! >> good morning, cathedral high school. the panthers are no ordinary football team and you'll find out why when they get a high five from our mike lynch. that is tonight at 6:00. >> can't wait to see that. cindy, definitely football

this rain and there's even snow mixed in is going to be spread in the afternoon and evening hours and especially overnight. this is what it feels like right now. feels like 27 in boston. so it's another cold start this morning. we may squeeze out a bit of sunshine through mid morning. by 3:00 this afternoon there's going to be rain out there. that's with the evening and overnight hours as well. windy first thing tomorrow morning. we dry things out, i 50s, near 60 on saturday. just want to let you know about something happening at the children's museum from 1:00 to 4:00 on saturday. it's free screening and admission. check it out. should be a good day to head into the city. >> for this morning's eyepoppers. >> a driver tries to pull a fast one on police in washington state. police pulled him over for an expired tag. they noticed a second violation. he was driving alone in the hov

fake. [laughter] >> the ball, the hat, blanket in a car seat. that driver was ticketed for both violations. people, this doesn't work. they try this all the time. >> but, officer. nice try. ? this is thriller, thriller night ? >> michael jackson's thriller as a reminder to be careful on halloween. >> is that a k-9 -- >> i'm not sure. but it's creepy, whatever it is. >> a lot of enthusiasm there. really into it. in your health, new recommendations on kids' cholesterol screenings. how earliest doctors say you should get them started. the celtics come from behind. their fight to the finish. it is in "news to go."

still dark out there. things moving along pretty well at this point. and another live look across the city of boston. the skyline, those lights twinkling out there. do remember, though, it is cold.

>> now on newscenter 5 eyeopener. >> new information after this dramatic scare on the t. >> the new questions being raised about the safety of commuters. >> new numbers putting a new spin on the race for the white house and it's not about who's ahead. >> a new report with new details on a chilling att and today we could learn even more. >> and it was the fight of his life. the sudden move that kept this surfer alive. on the eye. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. >> we're looking at the massachusetts turnpike, the allston/brighton tolls.

massachusetts turnpike. we'll be detailing that for you. olessa will have that coming up this morning. good morning, i'm randy price. >> i'm emily riemer along with cindy and olessa as well. it's kind of a mixed-weather day. >> cold to start and it's going to stay chilly this afternoon, but we're going to warm up enough as precipitation moves in. you can see it's colder right now than it was this time yesterday. so a few degrees 34 in boston. 31 in plymouth. along the coastline we have a frost advisory. a freeze warning. so we've got the cold air in place, cold enough for ocean-effect showers in the mid and outer cape. otherwise, patchy cloud cover for now. here's a system coming in. it's going to be a strong area of low pressure. it's going to produce heavy rain for us, especially overnight, and a lot of wind.

new england and the mountains. sunshine this morning as the clouds thicken. 30s now, 40s the best we do this afternoon. notice by 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, we are in the rain. you need your wet weather gear. there could be showers or drizzle near the coastline through lunchtime. slow into the berkshires, transitioning to rain for your ride home. there could be snowflakes in the worcester hills. heaviest rain overnight. we'll t timeline coming up. let's get you to the roads. >> a live look at the expressway by the gas tank. so far, traffic is moving by at a pretty good pace. let's go to the maps. same story, all the construction is gone. no problems in boston. looking good on route 3, 23, and 95 quiet out of sharon. 128 no problems. pike eastbound 15 minutes.

93 looking good out of methuen to the lever connector. >> stories we're following on the eye. >> new information as it comes in. >> new concerns after this scare on the orange line. several people recovering after breaking windows to escape a smoke-filled train at back bay station. the t says the operator couldn't open the doors because people were in danger from the third rail. new details about this crash in beacon hill. the wife of the man who corner of myrtle and grove streets tells newscenter 5 he was driving for uber. he and a passenger were treated for injuries after that crash. and new accusations from the democratic national committee this morning. the dnc going to federal court, accusing the gop of voter intimidation. they say the trump campaign is trying to discourage minority voters, something the rnc calls, quote, meritless. >> right now we're getting new details about the man at center

>> the eyeopener's todd kazakiewich is live in plymouth where we are expecting new information. todd? >> emily, randy, good morning. those new details coming from the man credited with helping to stop the attack. he works here at the plymouth county sheriff's office. and now prosecutors say he has been officially cleared. he had no choice but to open fire. the deputy sheriff shot and killed arthur darosa, who police say ha people. the carnage unfolded at the silver city galleria in may. according to the report, as he approached darosa, he heard darosa say, quote, you and i are both going to die today. police say darosa had just attacked a waitress and killeded

the report details the mental health evaluation darosa had. prosecutors say he talked about hearing the devil telling him to do terrible things. again, we're expecting new details from deputy creed today. reporting live in plymouth, todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter 5. >> there will be counseling sessions today in hyannis following the deaths of five people in a wrong-way crash. family and friends came together last night to remember three of the five cousins jordan galvin-jutras, craig digs were killed. a wrong-way driver slammed into their car. that driver also killed. >> it happens in life. you have to try to explain to your kids, you know what, love everybody you can. don't walk out the house angry. >> even in tragedy, we should always remember that life is a

we should always cherish those around us. >> diggs and galvin-jutras were students at anna maria college. >> a security warning to businesses after a cambridge firm was hacked. they lost $1.5 million. investigators say the firm which has not been identified was hacked in september by someone with remote access to the the hacker sent e-mails to other companies which owed money and gave those companies a new bank account to send that money to. four water fountains at three quincy schools are shut down after high levels of lead were found at the fountains. they are being repaired. in a letter sent home to parents, the superintendent says

20 buildings showed lead levels above limits, but they are most concerned about the fountains. >> could you be making yourself an easy target for identity theft? >> three thing to take out of your wallet. plus, a man lived through a shark attack. >> open road tolling starts tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. do not slow down for the entries that span the

>> as we prepare for open tolling to start this friday night, make sure you have your ez pass. you can go to any rmv, aaa, or ez pass customer service location. tolls are discounted if you're using an ez pass. there's no discount if you don't have an ez pass or if you're from out of state, the ez pass is free. volume is building on the expressway.

northbound, 25-minute ride braintree into boston. accident-free to start. construction picked up from overnight hours. cindy, we need our rain gear? >> you will for later on. you'll want to dress warmly. it's cold once again. there's snow across new york state and pennsylvania. rain as well. that system moving in will bring us rain, wind, heavy downpours. thunder possible overnight and strong winds early tomorrow morning. it's an impact weather day for that reason. we're into the 50s this weekend. a few showers sunday. emily? >> new this morning, identity theft is everywhere. a few mistakes can you make you an easy target, including what you keep in your wallet, like anything that has your social security on it. it should not be on your driver's license. for retiree, double-check your medicare card. better to only carry single checks when you absolutely need

travels say to photo copy your passport. >> a hectic scene on the orange line of the t. what the agency is doing now to address the situation that happened last night. right now, police in marblehead are keeping a close eye on a bike trail after a frightening encounter forces them to step up tolls. damage on the heels of a deadly earthquake. it's next on your "news to" ?

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>> it is now 5:43. the eyeopener's team ready with your "news to go" in back bay, plymouth. erika has new numbers in the race for the white house. >> we're going to have rain later today. it's a cold, dry start today. but a wet finish with the heaviest rain during the overnight there's going to be a lot of wind overnight. a wind advisory for the coastline now. could be gusts 40, maybe close to 50 miles per hour. so we've got wild weather on the way. snow in the berkshires. otherwise, the snow is confined to central and northern new england and the mountains, this is a pretty big snowstorm. mountains of western maine especially. temperatures are cold right now. 61 in cincinnati as the system

warmer air, but there's stubborn cold with the high pressure. it's slowing down the arrival. so quiet this morning other than a couple of sprinkles and light showers. 31 in plymouth and worcester. look at 34 in boston. 40s to around 50 the best we do for high temperatures this afternoon. it's another chilly day with below average temperatures. through about noontime, don't expect much more than a couple of showers or drizzle near the coast. the clouds thicken. here's snow into the berkshires as it shifts eastward, it changes to rain. there could be wet snowflakes in the worcester hills. heaviest rain overnight, downpours, thunder possible. this is your evening commute with the rain around. it continues to pour at times after midnight especially through first thing tomorrow morning. this rain will get out of here. the potential is there, it appears, for about an inch of rainfall out of this system. so a good soaking rain overnight. we'll dry out tomorrow. winds are strong tomorrow

let's get you to the roads. >> so far the roads have been fairly quiet, no accidents to report. volume is building here on 93 southbound in somerville. let's check out the rest of your ride. south, looking good on 24 and route 3. volume on the expressway. 15 minutes braintree into boston. as you travel the pike, it's 15, 495 to 128. trains and buses on there are new calls for change on the mbta after another incident on the rail. >> the eyeopener's sera congi is live with the dramatic escape by passengers. >> the orange line is expected to run normally today as the investigation is under way. passengers pushed out and kicked out windows to escape smoke filling the train and back bay platform yesterday afternoon.

fire on the rail. the operator did not open train doors, to prevent anyone from stepping on the live third rail. no announcement was made, though, as that operator started to get people out. no one was seriously injured. mayor walsh is planning to speak to governor baker today about a long-term fix for the t, which the mayor says will likely require tax money. live this morning at back bay station, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> investigating after a driver slammed into this home on beacon hill, which is now boarded up. >> i heard a boom. i see this car come flying up the street. >> up the street and right into the home here at the corner of myrtle and grove streets. the driver, jean claude caillot's wife confirms that he was driving for uber at the time and tells us he's home from the hospital. jean claude caillot and the passenger were treated for

that they think the s.u.v. got into a crash down the street before ending up into this building. the cause of the crash remains under investigation this morning. we're live on beacon hill, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> today we're hoping to get new details on the deadly taunton mall rampage from the men who ended it. the final report says plymouth county deputy sheriff james creed was justified in killing the george heath and patricia slavin in addition to assaulting others. the attack happened back in may at the silver city galleria in taunton. creed was having dinner with his family at the bertucci's restaurant when he saw the attack unfold. reporting live in plymouth, todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter 5. >> commitment 2016 now. a new "associated press" poll gives hillary clinton a larger lead over donald trump, 14 points.

republicans. in an exclusive interview with abc news, trump addressed his feud with the parents of a muslim soldier killed in iraq in 2004, who first spoke out against trump at the dnc. >> if i were president at that time, captain khan would be alive today. >> there's no sincerity in those remarks. >> the father there of captain khan is campaigning for clinton. trump has stops in ohio carolina. randy? >> right now they are assessing the damage after two earthquakes rocked central italy. the quakes hit just north of the area devastated by a deadly earthquake two months ago. that's in the umbria region. there have been no reports of serious injuries this time. the schools were closed in several towns today as a precaution and hospitals were evacuated after sustaining damage. >> a new york woman is expected

boston. police say karen edwards stabbed collin edwards to death earlier this month. she underwent a competency evaluation ahead of today's hearing. >> right now there are extra police patrols after a woman was groped on a well-traveled bike path in marblehead on the north shore. police say the victim was taking a walk yesterday morning when a man on a bike and wearing a face mask exposed himself and then tried to grab her. she then called 911. police searched for that suspect for hours after the incident, but that search has been suspended at this point. the area where this happened is just steps from the tower school. >> mit wants to fund the next big idea. the school looking to raise $150 million for a new venture capital fund. that fund will be called engine and it will support start-up companies in biotech, clean energy, and robotics. the university planning to offer

>> this morning cambridge is looking to limit airbnb's business in that city. the herald is reporting the city council held a hearing on the short-term rental market and critics complained the service is pricing out longer term renters. proposed regulations would limit rentals that are less than 30 days to owner occupied buildings only and only the owner or leaseholder would rent out a unit for less than there are about 2,000 airbnb listings in cambridge. >> i just figured those are pretty sensitive. so i decided to go to town on them. >> a terrifying encount we are a shark off the oregon coast. joe tanner describes how the shark pulled him under the water. he says he started punching to escape. fortunately, nearby surfers saw him struggling and pulled him to

continues to recover from the attack in the hospital. >> testing kids for high cholesterol when they are babies may benefit them and their parents. researchers say the testing of kids as young as 1 for hereditary disorder causing cholesterol may help identify people at risk of heart disease later in life. the tests also identify kids whose parents may have the same problem and not know it. >> a tough night for the bruins. a solid the first 10 seconds. a 2-0 lead against the rangers. kevin hayes ties it up two apiece. the rangers score three more, serving the third straight loss. the celtics with a win in their season opener at the garden. they were up six at the half against the nets. isaiah thomas leading the way

the nets make a late flurry, cutting the lead down to three points. survive 122-117, the final. they head to chicago tonight. cubs and indians fans gearing up for game three of the world series. the cubs evened it up last night, beating cleveland 5-1. jake arrieta on the mound for chicago, pitching a no-hitter into the sixth last night. richard sherman dressed up as harry potter during the team's weekly press conference. ok. >> he looks just like him. >> actually, i got confused. he says he plans on taking his son trick-or-treating in costume. >> who knew?

>> yeah. you know what? halloween on monday is looking pretty good around here for trick-or-treaters. it's going to be chilly. hard to believe it was 81 degrees last week. the past couple of days being so cold. we've got a freeze warning away from the coastline, a frost advisory at the coast this morning. it is cold out there again. temperatures just in the 20s right now. 31 worcester. 34 boston. 31 in plymouth curren in the day on the south shore and cape. there's a system to our west, good slug of rain, snow right now across parts of central new york state into northeastern pennsylvania. there will be snow with this as it comes into the berkshires and the mountains of northern new england you can see snow, about one to 3 inches in western massachusetts. storm will bring wind overnight.

there's a wind advisory for that region. clouds thicken and along the coast maybe drizzle. here comes the area of snow into the berkshires at lunchtime. raining here by late afternoon into the evening hours. could be flakes in the worcester hills. look at the yellows and oranges. these are downpours, even a rumble of thunder. it gets out of here tomorrow morning. big puddles commute. looks like rainfall around an inch from this system. it's very windy, especially in the morning. saturday looks like the pick day of the weekend with maybe just some building clouds. as we head toward halloween on monday, it does look like we have a dry day with sunshine. so trick-or-treat time temperatures near 50, dropping to the 40s as the kids are out. but it looks dry on monday with a warming trend. we could be around 60 by the middle of next week. let's get you to the roads.

>> a look at the zakim bridge, the lever connector. the rush hour starting to pick up. so far good shape on 24, route 3, 95. 15 minutes braintree into boston. along the pike 15, 495 to 128. 93 south volume out of methuen into andover. trains and buses on schedule. >> leaders responding to the orange line incident. >> what they are suggesting to make sure that it doesn't happen again. secure your computers and smartphones. the tricks going beyond just a strong password. >> four minutes before 6:00. city cam on this thursday

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randy: traveling to escape the smoke. how it could have t riders running. emily: an uber ride gone wrong. the one thing a witness to this crash still cannot believe. randy: donald trump insisting hillary clinton get special treatment. the exclusive interview on the eye, it's thursday morning. emily: that is a look inside the orange line train, at the center of a major scare. the trains are expected to run normally as a probe gets underway. we'll have much more on that ahead including the decision earning that train operator praise. randy: good morning, we want to