weekend travel. doug: a new investigation into hillary clinton's emails. the new demand from clinton to the f.b.i. and donald trump's reaction. antoinette: a plane goes up in flames in chicago. the rare problem causing the runway fire and the other plane that caught fire just after landing. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. antoinette: and a good morning to you. thank you so much for being with us. 6:00 on this saturday, october 29. i'm ant seems the heavy rain has moved out, but, kelly ann, can we see more on the way? i see it behind you. kelly ann: we are tracking areas of drizzle, doug. we had heavy showers that have exited the area. overall, the forecast today is looking a lot better, we're not too concerned about some of those areas of light drizzle that will be pushing through later this morning. that's something that will be quickly moving out in the afternoon. the overall impact of the

winds still in place. they're not going to be as strong as wind gusts we saw last night and the night before, but we're talking about some of those breezy winds pushing in, bringing occasional wind gusts up to 20 or 25 miles an hour, especially as you head out toward the cape and south shore as well. temperatures heading out this morning are on the lower end of the scale. we are seeing a few 30's out there, especially through southern new hampshire. as you're moving out through northern portions of worcester county as well, especially through the hills where we're seeing mid to upper 30's. 40's. 47 degrees in hyannis right now. eventually this afternoon, doug, we're into the 50's. that's going to feel a lot better. doug: thank you. breaking overnight, a crash on the mass pike. this happened on the westborough grafton line at 1:30 this morning. the crash involved multiple vehicles and it is under investigation. antoinette: more breaking news this morning, a man seriously injured after a crash in peabody.

southbound lanes. no word right now on what caused the crash. we, of course, will bring you information as it comes into our newsroom. happening right now -- open road tolling now in effect on the mass pike. doug: it's here. no more cash tolls. a busy weekend. the eye's nicole estaphan live with what you can expect when you hit the road. nicole? nicole: antoinette, doug, good morning. what you can expect, take a look, it's behind me. you can see construction crews already hard at work. the traffic flow has been realigned here to the side of those toll booths as crews prepare to take them down. >> think of this as a snowstorm. we've always asked the public's help. think of it as it's going to snow twice a day for every day for 22 days both during your morning and your afternoon commute. nicole: again those new traffic

new gantries will collect tolls at several locations but you'll need a transponder to pay the lowest rate. that work is underway this morning. we've been talking about these for a couple of weeks now, these transponders. if you don't have one yet, you want to get one. it will make your life easier. if not, you want to keep your eyes on the mail. bright orange envelopes will be your bills. nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: a month-long snowstorm. all right, nicole. thank you. monday morning will those changes. and the eyeopener has you covered. olessa will be watching hang-ups on the pike as traffic patterns change. i'm going to be up in sky 5 bringing you a bird's-eye view of exactly what you'll face on the road. that's monday starting at 4:30. antoinette: a tragic story out of western mass this morning. a 9-year-old girl is killed getting off her school bus in plainfield. the girl was getting off the bus when the door closed on her. she was then dragged by the bus and hit by it.

state police are questioning the driver. the district attorney will determine if charges are warranted. police in somerset are investigating a serious crashed that happened last night on route 6. a man and his young daughter treated for injuries. you can see right there the car crushed and ended up under that tractor-trailer. investigators say the driver of the car ran a red light. the police chief says it is nothing short of a miracle that everyone survived. doug: ll speaking out on the f.b.i.'s decision to review new emails related to her personal server. the presidential candidate calling on the agency to be open with the public. the f.b.i. announcing the new review in a letter to congress. in that letter, f.b.i. director james comey writes, "in connection with an unrelated case, the f.b.i. has learned of the existence of emails that appear to be pertinent to the investigation." that unrelated case perhaps is a sexting investigation into

former congressman anthony weiner. clinton calling that simply a rumor at this point. >> we don't know what to believe, and i'm sure there will be even more rumors. that's why it is incumbent upon the f.b.i. to tell us what they're talking about. doug: this so-called october surprise comes 11 days before the election. antoinette: donald trump, of course, wasting no time jumping in on this new controversy surrounding his opponent. he lashed out at clinton during an event in iowa last night. >> the f.b.i. would never have reopened this case at this time unless it were a most egregious criminal offense. justice will prevail. antoinette: trump has repeatedly criticized the f.b.i. for failing to recommend criminal charges against clinton because of her handling of classified emails. doug: the boston archdiocese is bank rolling the fight against the legalization of recreational

church contributed $850,000 to the campaign for a safe and healthy massachusetts. the archdiocese fears passage of question 4 will have a negative impact on its parishes and social outreach programs. none of the money given to fight this legalization was taken from parish funds or contributions. antoinette: right now, a man accused of kidnapping his girlfriend in londonderry and driving her to massachusetts is facing charges. 22-year-old victor rosario turned himself in last night after police issued a warrant he was released on $5,000 bail. rosario faces multiple charges after he allegedly dragged his girlfriend out of work thursday afternoon and then drove off with her. a rochester, new hampshire, man pleads guilty to giving a teenager a deadly dose of fentanyl. mark ross will spend the next 20 years in prison. eve tarmey was found dead in a rochester motel room last year. her mother, who was also in that

december. doug: new details on this frightening flight out of chicago. smoke and flames being blamed on engine failure. the engine blowing up just before takeoff. federal investigators are now on the scene. 170 passengers and crew members onboard the american airlines flight, they were forced to evacuate. about 20 people suffering minor injuries as they made their way out of that plane. one passenger describing what happened as the plane was preparing for takeoff. >> we didn't get in the air and the right side engine blew. doug: scary. that passenger calling the evacuation coordinated chaos. antoinette: another plane up in flames, this one in florida. watch the video here. you see that fireball erupt from the fedex plane that was sitting on the runway in fort

the pilot says the landing gear collapsed when the plane touched down. both pilots escaped without getting hurt. amazing stuff there. doug: scary video. antoinette: the u.s. economy is on the rise. doug: what experts say is leading to the growth and now that you can travel to cuba, you have to find a way of getting there. the massachusetts-based company helping you book your trip. antoinette: a 3-year-old putting the basketball world on notice with these slick skills. ah, this is amazing. we introduce you to the t best moves. kelly ann? kelly ann: we have some good news as we're kicking off the weekend looking mild today. but we do have another chance of rain creeping through. olessa: i'm wcvb traffic reporter olessa stepanova. open road tolling is in effect on the mass pike. get used to paying a different rate along stretches of the mass pike in both ways in the airport

doug: it's 6:12. welcome back. the u.s. economy grew 2.9% during the third quarter. that's the biggest jump in the last two years. economists say it's thanks mostly to consumer spending and trade. but even with that growth for the year was only about 1.7%. that's slow by historical standards. antoinette: needham-based trip advisory will soon be one of the first companies in the nation booking trips to cuba. the travel site has received federal approval to book flights and other travel arrangements to the island nation. all trips must be considered cultural, business, or a family visit. the u.s. restored diplomatic relations with cuba two years ago.

prices to climb a little bit higher. american airlines and southwest airlines both announcing this week they are hiking up the cost of flights by $5 each way. the price increase is an effort by the airlines to make up for a nearly two-year revenue decline. the slump comes from a surplus of flights despite travel demand being slow. announcer: now your stormteam 5 forecast with meteorologist kelly ann cicalese. doug: all right. quite a rainstorm and windstorm yester kelly ann: we saw winds last night up to 40 miles per hour. antoinette: i heard them. doug: it's not going to be as strong today. we have a bit of a breeze but nothing compared to yesterday. that was absolutely incredible. so some good news as we're kicking off the weekend. we do see things starting to quiet down. for later this morning, we can't rule out a spot drizzle or two. this is what we're seeing.

worcester county. that will make through the rest of our region. not seeing much out of this. we're talking about very light drizzle passing through. the overall pattern is looking dry as this continues to shift off the coast for this afternoon. the overall grand scheme of the forecast this weekend includes a low-pressure system to our west. bringing the cold front and a chance of showers. but a lingering system just to our west bringing gusty winds into the area. and so that's why we're talking about some breezy conditions this afternoon. not looking to see those wind gusts up to 40 like last night, but we're talking about occasional wind gusts up to 20 on 25 miles per hour. still, temperatures this afternoon reaching into the mid to upper 50's. that means wind chills looking to stay in the 50's, quite a bit warmer than wind chills yesterday in the 40's.

this morning. there's that spot drizzle we're tracking. it continues to fade. the overall forecast looking dry. could see spot rain this evening mainly tracking north of the mass pike and through southern new hampshire as well. heading into the forecast overnight, clouds overhead lead us into a cloudier start for sunday morning. the good news is much of your sunday will be dry. we'll see sunbreaks for the afternoon and those winds will start to die down. you can get some outdoor chores down, rake the leaves as those winds start to finally cooperate. temperatures this afternoon looking to reach into the upper 50's, right around normal this time of year, if not just a tad above. that's going to feel a lot better as you're heading out today. it's getting warmer as we head into the forecast tomorrow as well. we see chances of rain holding off until mainly late in the evening and staying mainly to our south. big question is halloween. many of us are getting out

temperatures will quickly cool as we see a clear sky overhead. so we're dropping into the 40's, even 30's for late on monday night. keep that in mind for those trick-or-treaters. they want to pack those coats. good news is it will be staying dry. rest of the seven-day, we're staying rather dry for much of this work week. we'll see that sun break through. we're actually talking about a warm-up as well. temperatures quickly going from the 50's on monday and warming into the 60's by wednesday. in fact, the high 65 feel unseasonably warm. doug and antoinette? antoinette: we will take unseasonably warm anytime. time 6:16. checking some of the other stories happening right now. doug: the families of two bus passengers killed in a deadly crash, they're going to sue the bus company. 13 people were killed and dozens injured when the bus collided with a tractor-trailer near palm strings yesterday. it had just left a casino.

they're questioning whether the bus was properly maintained. antoinette: the state is hoping to reopen shellfish beds in wellfleet next week. officials shut down the area after reports of 75 cases of the norovirus. the contamination is being blamed on an algae affecting shellfish beds from maine to rhode island. doug: protestors against an oil pipeline in north dakota are standing down for now, that after about 50 demonstrators barricaded a brine highway and faced a line of military vehicles and police in riot gear. protest leaders told people to return to the main encampment. the sheriff's department described the group as non-confrontational. antoinette: the supreme court will take on a controversial case between a transgender teen and the virginia school board. the school wants to stop the

that student will not be able to use the boys bathroom for now. a lower court had ordered the school board to accommodate the teen. but the justices in august put that order on hold while they considered whether to hear the appeal. your health this morning -- some doctors in boston may have a breakthrough when it comes to treating the millions of people who have diseases and injuries impacting their eyes. doug: it's amazing. emily riemer tells us it all centers around contact lenses. emily: it one packs some extra power. >> this lens here can release a medication for at least a month. emily: a lens that dispenses drugs, treatment for devastating diseases like glaucoma where pressure grows in a person's eye, eventually causing blindness. >> the problem is they don't notice the vision loss until it affects the central vision. at that point, it's too late.

glaucoma treatment, 50% of patients forget to take them, and eye plying the drops can be a challenge. the special contact lens could be a game-changer. >> the medication is given right to the patient right through the lens, and it passes. they don't have to actively remember to put it in. emily: the doctors from boston children's hospital worked on their lens for eight years. the key was designing a lens that would release the medication in measured doses over time. >> we came up with this drug polymer film that releases the drug slowly, but that can also contain a large amount of drug. it's not a disc that covers your field of vision. it's a ring. emily: the doctor says the lenses show promise in treating everything from corneal tears to dry eye. >> we have shown that it can

glaucoma medications. emily: how the lenses could be used is part of the ongoing complex research. in the end, the goal for doctors is simple. >> my hope is that patients use this and it saves people from becoming blind. emily: the next step is clinical trials to see how this treatment helps patients and the doctors hope to begin those trials in the next year. emily riemer, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: really is amazing. doug: some of this mind-blowing. the brain can't comprehend. this is wild. antoinette: small little contact lens doing all of that. doug: that's right. that happens with me with a lot of things. a couple of days away. two, in fact. halloween around the corner. antoinette: people dressing up for the celebration. we'll tell you about the hospital bringing real-life superheroes, some super costumes. doug: a new approach by doctors in the operating room. how they're using hepatitis-c infected kidneys to help save

olessa: i'm wcvb traffic reporter olessa stepanova. open road tolling is now in effect on the mass pike. do not slow down for the gantries that already span the highways. they'll flash as you drive underneath them just as they already do on the tobin bridge. don't be alarmed.

kelly ann: heading out the door this morning, we're seeing most of us in the 40's. a chilly start.

30's right now with a bit of a wind. it's feeling like the low to mid 30's with that wind-chill factor. so a great event this afternoon heading to the children's museum from 1:00 to 4:00. breathe easy boston. this is a great event for kids age 5 to 15. they get free admission to the museum and they also get free asthma screenings. there's a limit, 300 kids. it's going to be a great day to head out. temperatures will peak out into the 50's. next three days looking great. temperatures reaching into the lower 50's as we kick off the workweek, doug. doug: thank you. a small gesture generating lots of smiles this morning. antoinette: volunteers from the march of dimes helping a kansas city hospital. their smallest patients celebrate their strengths. they donated superhero costumes to newborns who were in the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit. volunteer photographers capturing the little ones dressed as all the superheroes as well as butterflies, ladybugs

the gift is for the families whose children are in the unit during halloween. wow, it's so tough for those families. doug: oh, my goodness. antoinette: great smiles they have on their faces. all right. look out, lebron. there is a 3-year-old in idaho who has your number. doug: check this kid out. it's carter suchowesky. he looks like he was born on a basketball court. carter's parents play basketball. he picked up the game by watching them. carter says he won't be dressing up as a basketball player this halloween. he says he's going as a police officer because his grandfather was one. antoinette: because he's already a basketball player in real life.

news this morning coming out of westborough. doug: sad story here a. serious crash leaving one dead and five injured. the accident is under investigati investigation. then there's this. open road tolling officially underway this morning. the changes in your traffic pattern affecting that commute. antoinette: a man exposes himself to three young girls in brookline. the residents on alert. and the search right now for a suspect. doug: a live look outside for you. antoinette: ooh, it's dark, it's early, as boston. this is where the oil billionaire koch brothers hostkelly ayotte... for this is where ayotte voted with the koch brothers 90% of the time. ayotte's campaigns collected millions from corporate interests. and voted for them, not you. she voted wall street banks billions in write offs for executive bonuses. voted big oil billions in tax breaks. but kelly ayotte voted against letting families refinance student loans.

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announcer: now on newscenter 5's eyeopener -- kelly ann: dry to start this morning. we're watching spot showers to our west. doug: changes hitting the mass pike. no more cash tolls. what you can expect this weekend

neighborhood on alert, the search for a man exposing himself to young girls. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. doug: yes, good morning. 6:30 on a saturday morning. i'm doug meehan. antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio along with kelly ann cicalese. and you are tracking some actually pretty mild temperatures. kelly ann: yes. antoinette: compared to the last couple of days. kelly ann: yeah, yesterday we managed to hit the 50's but i the wind, the rain, all of which was a bad combination for how it was feeling heading outdoors yesterday. things are brighter for this afternoon. we'll see things dry out, winds breezy but nothing compared to wind gusts of near 40 miles an hour we did see yesterday afternoon and evening. you can see right now you're heading out, although it is dry locally, it's not a completely dry and clear sweep on the radar as we do see some clouds drifting through and even some

isn't actually falling to the ground. at this point, we're only getting some reports of very light drizzle, and that's mainly through western mass and making its way through northeastern connecticut as well. these showers will be moving on out. we're talking about breezy conditions in place with that one system just to our east. as that starts to exit, we'll be tracking our next chance of rain, moving in with that next storm system to our west. doug and antoinette, i'll time that out and look at a bit of a warm-up heading our doug: fear following breaking news on the eye. antoinette: we have video from a deadly crash on the mass pike. one person is dead, five others are hurt, all of this happening on the westborough grafton line around 1:30 this morning. police say the crash involved multiple vehicles and it is under investigation. doug: also breaking, police are investigating a serious highway crash in peabody. one man seriously injured. it happened at around 1:30 on route 1. no word on what caused that crash. antoinette: right now, state police investigating the death

she was killed friday while she was getting off her school bus. police say the door closed on her and she was dragged by the bus before it hit her. state police are now questioning the driver. doug: right now, hillary clinton is urging the f.b.i. to release more details about the new emails discovered in connection with the investigation into her private email server. the f.b.i. director sent a letter to congress stating he felt obligated to let lawmakers know he was reviewing more emails after he h testimonied the investigation was complete. antoinette: federal investigators are in chicago after a plane erupts in flames just before takeoff. investigators say an engine failure on that american airlines flight caused the fire. about 20 people are recovering from minor injuries. right now, the rules of the road are changing on the mass pike. doug: and how. open road tolling is underway now. nicole estaphan live in weston

driving patterns. nicole: good morning. what you can expect is what you see behind me, a slowdown on the highway. these orange barrels marking that new traffic flow as crews prepare to dismantle the old toll booths. the cash option is gone. the last dollar bills collected at toll booths across the state just before 10:00 friday. now the race to dismantle toll plazas is on. the way officials describe the process, the next month sounds miserable. >> think of this as a snst public's help. think of it as it's going to snow twice a day every day for 22 days both during your morning and your afternoon commute. nicole: new traffic patterns start today. drivers will be directed around the toll plazas. you'll need a transponder to pay the lowest rates. >> this will make it a lot easier for us to get back and

nicole: lines at the massdot service centers have been long, some reluctantly adopting the new technology. >> absolutely forced into it. i have to go into boston once in a while. i can't go any other road but the pike. what can you do? nicole: you can opt not to get a transponder, but the bill will be sent to your house and you will pay a higher toll. look what i found on the ground. this may be worth something now. no more transponder, look out for bright orange envelopes. those will be your bills. doug: sell that on ebay. monday morning will be the real test. the eyeopener has you covered. olessa will be watching hang-ups on the pike. i'm going to be taking a ride in sky 5 to bring you a bird's-eye view of exactly what you'll face on the roads. that's monday starting at 4:30 a.m. antoinette: right now, a search

three young girls. the eyeopener's diane cho with the possible connection to a similar disturbing case last month. >> very, very strange. reporter: residents are shocked after learning that a man exposed himself to three young girls. >> it's kind of creepy. you hear about it, but you never think it's going to be where you are. reporter: police say it happened at 4:30 in the afternoon. during a follow-up investigation, police say they learned there was a similar incident that happened on september 28 the afternoon near brookline high school. less than a mile away from the latest incident. police say in that casea man exposed himself to three middle school-aged children. authorities are now investigating to see if the two cases could be related. in the mean time, police are urging residents to be alert and report any suspicious activity. >> i hope they find him soon. reporter: police say the man in the incident reported this week is described to be in his mid to late 20's in a gray or silver sedan at the time. in brookline, diane cho, wcvb

doug: a heads-up. the mbta says no need for alarm. the smoke that will be filling a train is all part of a training drill. that simulation is set for 9:00 this morning and should run until noon. bus service will replace red line trains between harvard and elway all weekend. according to the t, that service switch is for maintenance and has nothing to do with the training exercise. a brockton police officer seen heremi into and looted early yesterday morning. it happened at the 7-eleven on pleasant street. somebody entered the building, cut the alarm system's wires and pried open the atm's backdoor. all the cash was taken. no arrests have been made. antoinette: a brockton man will spend the next 43 years behind bars for rape and attempted murder. a judge has sentenced 54-year-old anthony bunton to prison for the 2014 crime. the vicious attack on a woman happened just three years after

plymouth county d.a. tim cruz tells the brockton enterprise he's satisfied with the sentence calling him a serial predator. doug: boston police searching for a person on a scooter who may have witnessed an altercation that resulted in a man's death last saturday afternoon on mass ave. the person here is not a suspect. they actually have arrested 35-year-old peter mcgowan for that murder. but they still want to talk to the person on the scooter. and vandalism at the home of a millbury police officer was apparently staged by the officer's wife. on october 17th, a break-in was reported at the home of officer daniel daly. the report was called in by daly's wife, maria, who also claimed that someone spray painted the couple's house. but the story quickly unravelled and investigators determined mrs. daly made the whole thing up because of financial problems. >> you have to be desperate

try to pull that sort of thing off, especially when your husband's a cop and all of his friends are cops. it's just ridiculous. why would you do that? antoinette: maria daly will be charged with filing a false police report. her husband was not involved and will not be charged. doug: a mother and her son are recovering after being hit by a car. both are suffering from serious but not life-threatening injuries. police are i far have not filed charges against the driver. right now, the search is on for a suspect in an officer-involved shooting. 24-year-old hayden moon is wanted by belmont, new hampshire police. that started at a traffic stop yesterday morning. they tried to take moon into custody when they discovered an existing warrant. he sped off prompting officers to open fire. >> he was informed there was a warrant, an incident ensued that

doug: police do not consider moon a danger to the public but are asking people who may spot him to give them a call. an unusual approach to organ donation. antoinette: how they say the new method can save more lives. doug: fountain of youth. the secret weapon against aging. doctors just found hiding in the vegetable aisle. kelly ann: and it's warming up out there. how long the mild temperatures stick aroun olessa: i'm wcvb traffic reporter olessa stepanova. open road tolling is now in effect on the mass pike. it's going to take until the end of the year to tear down all the toll booths and fill in the tunnels once used for workers. every time a new charter opens, it takes money away from the regular public schools from students like mine. massachusetts schools already lose 400 million a year to

we've got to stop taking from the 96 percent of kids who don't attend a charter school. if you believe every child deserves a great public

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antoinette: good morning. 6:42. welcome back. your health this morning. doctors may have discovered the fountain of youth, and it's sitting right in the produce aisle at your local supermarket. they have discovered an enzyme in certain vegetables that appears to fight the effects of aging. you guessed it. you see it right there. the enzyme is found in broccoli as well as cucumbers and

tests show it reduces age-related weight gain and vision problems in mice. tests start on people next. doug: can you pour cheese on it? antoinette: that would make it so much better. doug: there's new hope for patients awaiting kidney transplants. stay with me on this one. doctors at a pennsylvania hospital are transplanting hepatitis-c infected kidneys into patients. the johns hopkins doctors say they treat the infected kidney so the patient doesn't get infected. they've performed five of these transplants so far. many of the organs come from otherwise healthy folks that may have died from drug overdoses. >> we start giving them medication. they then don't show evidence of it in their bloodstream and hopefully they'll be no different than someone who's never been exposed. doug: doctors say they could save 500 or more lives a year with the technique. nearly 2,000 people are awaiting organ transplants. 82% of those need the kidneys.

kelly ann cicalese. antoinette: a lot of parties, everyone wants to know how cold it's going to be. it's a holiday. people tend to dress differently than they normally would. you get my drift. kelly ann: yeah, yeah. if you could maybe go for the more comfortable costumes, that have a couple more layers, that would be better. yeah. [laughter] antoinette: yeah. kelly ann: it's not going to be as cold as it felt yesterday but we're not talking about summer. temperatures topping in the 50's. we have a bit of a breeze as well. that's all things to consider as you're heading out this afternoon. tonight, with the sun setting, things cool down quickly into the 40's. on the radar, we are tracking spot drizzle through worcester county. a lot of this not actually falling to the ground. initially looking at the radar, we do have a good amount of

at this point, we're calling for spot drizzle for this morning as that passes on through, a lot of that looking to weaken as it pushes eastward out of the area. we're tracking the chance for spot rain too. the overall pattern feeling dry though. that's the case through much of the forecast tomorrow as well. conditions are breezy as we see low pressure just to our east. that's churning overhead. so occasional wind gusts up to 20 miles an hour possible especially as you're moving out toward the pushing in showers sunday night, something many of us will be missing out on as it tracks just to the south sunday evening into monday morning. temperatures topping out in the upper 50's this afternoon. spotty rain chances. the overall feel to the forecast is dry. most locations sitting in the upper 50's. as you move out toward worcester county, not quite as warm. we're topping out in the lower 50's, worcester at 53 this

monday drying out. the sun's out but temperatures are chilly as we're staying in the 50's through much of the worcester hills. heading toward the south, we see highs in the upper 50's this afternoon. norwood inching toward 59 for today. a mostly cloudy sky. winds 10 to 15 miles per hour, but it's those wind gusts we're concerned about, especially heading out to the cape and the islands where we see wind gusts between 20 and 25 miles an hour. nothing compared to those place, these mid 50's, it will feel more like the lower 50's. an overall mild outlook, especially for hyannis, where we see temperatures inching toward 60 and back down to the 50's as we kick off next week. the overall pattern is still around for a mainly dry outlook for today. a spot shower or two can't be ruled out mainly because clouds are stubborn. that's what we're tracking. milder air in place. tomorrow, cold front for sunday

south, heading into monday morning. seven-day forecast, well, all eyes are on halloween as we see sunny skies for the afternoon. at night as the trick-or-treaters are heading out, temperatures drop down to the 30's and 40's. the seven-day, we have a lot of dry opportunities. a great week to head out, but check out those temperatures. they're inching toward the mid 60's heading toward wednesday. doug: sounds terrific, kelly ann. thank you. th f wrigley field in 71 years didn't go the way the cub fans would have liked. chicago lost to cleveland, the indians scoring one run. that's all they needed. tonight in chicago, first pitch 8:08. the millbury police department working together to support an officer dealing with a sick child. antoinette: the officer is

but his child has a rare disease. the department has pulled their sick time so dad and mom can be with preston as he's treated at children's hospital. there's a fundraiser on november 13. that's heartwarming when you see them giving up their time. doug: to protect and serve doesn't just mean the public but their own. we're following several crash in westborough. the new information coming in right now. and open road tolling in effect right now on the mass pike as we take a live look. we're going to let you know what you need to know before you head

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doug: we're following breaking news on the eye. antoinette: we have video just in from a deadly crash on the mass pike. state police say one person is dead. five others hurt. this happened on the westborough grafton line around 1:30 this morning. police say the crash involves multiple vehicles and it is under investigation. also breaking overnight, state police investigating a crash in peabody that left one man suffering from serious injuries. this happened around 1:30 this morning on route 1 just south of lowell street. no word right now on what caused

big changes for your ride on the mass pike. doug: here's nicole. she's in weston with what you need to know about open road tolling. nicole? nicole: good morning. those new traffic patterns in full effect. those orange barrels leading that new traffic flow as crews prepare to dismantle the old toll plazas. and that means a slowdown for your commute. massdot comparing what you might run into to a snowstorm. yikes! right? they're asking everyone to plan ahead and be extra vigilant on the roadways. one reason for that, to help that, state police will be out 24 hours a day throughout this process, making sure that safety is number one here. and the other thing we've been talking about for a long time, you want to get one of these transponders. it will make your life easier. if not, keep your eye on the mail for bright orange envelopes. those will be your bills. antoinette: nicole, thank you. state police investigating the

killed while getting off her school bus. this happened yesterday in plainfield. investigators believe the doors closed on the child. she was dragged before she was run over by that bus. it happened right in front of her schoolmates on the bus. police are now talking to that driver. doug: that's awful. the clinton campaign is calling on the f.b.i. to release details about a new batch of emails that may be related to its probe of hillary clinton's use of a private server. the emails discovered on devices seized dur sexting investigation of former new york congressman anthony weiner. now, the devices used by weiner and his estranged wife, huma abadin, a top clinton aide, the f.b.i. saying it is unclear if the emails are relevant. antoinette: a kidnapping suspect in londonderry is out on bail. 22-year-old victor rosario turned himself in last night after police issued a warrant for his arrest. rosario is facing multiple charges after he allegedly

drove off with her. doug: a heads-up for you. the mbta is getting ready to run a training drill this work. t-workers responding to a train filled with smoke. this is a simulation. it's set for 9:00 this morning. should run until noon. by the way, it's going to be bus service replacing red line trains all weekend long. according to the t, the service switch is for maintenance and has nothing to do with the training exercise. to reunited with the paramedic who saved his life. doug: 23-year-old ben podsiadlo and his team responded to a call and saved the life of a 4-year-old kevin brady. inspired by that, kevin became an e.m.t. he's now a paramedic for the folk fire department. the two men met for the first time yesterday. ben continues to work as an e.m.t. antoinette: oh, man, the heroes among us. doug: they are indeed.

sunshine. antoinette: when it's not raining. i know we need the rain, but that drenching rain yesterday was cold and dreary. kelly ann: absolutely. we don't have too many fans of those days. here a look at the seven-day forecast. it's not bad this weekend. we do have the chance for some spot rain for later this afternoon and this morning, but the overall forecast looking dry. temperatures in the 50's. antoinette: bring a jacket to halloween parties. doug: bring a cup of coffee. we'll be back in an hour. we'll see you at 8:00. announcer: this is an editorial by wcvb channel 5 president and general manager bill fine. >> during this turbulent and momentous election year, certain buzzwords and phrases have dwarfed important issues. the wall, deplorables, sex scandals, emails. we would also add another. the media. many partisans from both major parties frequently accuse the

donald trump has allegedly used and been abused by the so-called media. it all depends on what lens you view from. indeed, a new gallup poll finds that confidence in the media has fallen to a four-decade low. we won't quibble with the findings. however, many of these poll respondents and much of the public in general share a common perception that the media is a single monolithic entity. at the risk of sounding defensive, what really vexes us isur mysterious media actually is. far from any sort of even passive cooperation or collusion, all media outlets exist in a fierce 24/7 competition vying for every viewer, reader, listener, and visitor. there is simply no one-size-fits-all group that is the media. print, broadcast, web, social media, bloggers, cartoonists, all of them carry credentials. calling all of these outlets the media is, as one "washington

life the fish. it is too general a classification to be useful. from distinct media outlets to individual journalists, we can all do better. but with a vast array of media to choose from, it's ultimately up to voters to choose. follow only the media which reinforces their world view or

uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for herself. seiu cope is responsible

good morning, america. new overnight, hillary clinton reacting to the fbi's shocking announcement that they found new e-mails that may be pertinent to the investigation into her private server. >> the american people deserve to get the full and complete facts immediately. >> the huma abedin and the sexting scandal with her husband anthony weiner. donald trump pounces. >> this is bigger than watergate. >> could this turn the tide of the election? our political team weighs in, plus, the latest abc news tracking poll. on fire, an airplane bursts into flames during takeoff. panicked passengers rushing for the exits. >> fire.