and i approved that message. announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- antoinette: open road tolling officially underway. the changes right now on the pike and the steps that will impact your weekend travel. doug: a new investigation into hillary clinton's emails and the new demand from clinton to the f.b.i. and donald trump's reaction. antoinette: a plane goes up in flames in 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. 8:00 as we take a look at the view from the top of mount washington. wow! this is a photo the observatory just tweeted of the northern

inches of new snow. so that is just such a dichotomy of beautiful and scary scene with the snow. good morning. thanks for joining us. saturday, october 29. i'm antoinette antonio. doug: i'm doug meehan. killington 10 inches of snow. it's out there. thank goodness it's to the north. kelly ann: we are seeing light showers moving through this morning. not even showers. we're calling it drizzle. that's what we're tracking for late this afternoon. things looking relatively dry as these shift off to the east. clouds will stick around. that's going to help keep temperatures on the lower end of the scale. still managing to hit the mid to upper 50's. as we compare that to those wind chills in the 40's yesterday, it is going to feel quite a bit middler heading out today. we are watching that next system to the west. we will be seeing a cold front tomorrow night bringing our next chance of rain to our southern extents. still feeling breezy conditions

occasionally be gusting up to 20 miles an hour, doug. that will be impacting how it feels. doug: kelly ann, thank you. breaking overnight, one person is dead, five others hurt after a crash out on the mass pike. this happened on the westborough-grafton line at 1:30 this morning. police say the crash involved multiple vehicles and is under investigation. antoinette: also breaking this morning, a man seriously injured after a crash in paebd. this happened at 1:30 this morning on route 1 in the southbou crash. we'll bring you new information as it comes into our newsroom. happening right now, open road tolling is now in effect on the mass pike. doug: that means no more cash tolls. it's going to be a busy weekend with more changes on the way. the eye's nicole estaphan live with what you can expect when you hit the roads. nicole? nicole: antoinette, doug, good morning. what you can expect right behind me, take a look. you can see those orange barrels redirecting traffic flow. you want to keep an eye on this,

they just stepped behind the truck, they're keeping an eye on safety, asking everyone to be vigilant. new traffic patterns did start today. drivers are being directed around the defunct toll plazas. the way officials describe the process, the next month sounds, quote, miserable. >> think of this as a snowstorm and when we've always asked the public's help. but 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. good. once the toll booths are removed, traffic will flow through the middle. new gantries outfitted with special sensors will collect tolls at several locations scattered along the pike. now, you do not need an e-z pass transponder although it would make your life easier. if you don't have one, keep your eyes on the mailbox. your bills will arrive in bright orange envelopes. there is a six-month grace period. if you get a transponder within that time, those bills will be

we're live in weston, nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: thank you. 22 snow days in a row. the first one's monday morning with the commute and the changes that you're going to be facing. the eyeopener has you covered. olessa's going to be watching hang-ups on the pike and i'm going to be up in sky 5 bringing you a bird's-eye view of exactly what you're facing on the road. hope you can join us. it begins monday at 4:30 a.m. antoinette: a tragic story out of western mass this morning. a 9-year-old girl is killed while gettingff state police say the girl was getting off the police when the door closed on her. she was then dragged and hit by the bus. several other children were onboard during the incident. state police are now questioning the driver. the district attorney will decide if charges in the case are warranted. right now, police in somerset are investigating a serious crash. this happened last night on route 6. a man and his young daughter being treated for injuries. you can see there under that tractor-trailer a car was

investigators say the driver of the car ran a red light. the police chief said it is nothing short of a miracle that everyone survived. doug: to commitment 2016. hillary clinton 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 teenacong. in that 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, apparently a sexting investigation into clinton aide huma abadin's estranged husband, disgraced former congressman anthony weiner. clinton calls that only a rumor. >> 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

surprise comes 11 days before the election. antoinette: of course, donald trump is wasting no time jumping 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 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 marijuana. "the herald" reporting that the 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.

antoinette: a man accused of kidnapping his girlfriend in londonderry and driving to massachusetts is facing charges. 22-year-old victor rosario turned himself in last night after police issued a warrant for his arrest. he was released on $5,000 bail. rosario is facing multiple charges after he allegedly dragged his girlfriend out of work on thursday afternoon and then drove off with her. a rochester, new hampshire, man pleads guilty to giving a teenager a dea mark ross will spend the next 20 years in prison. 17-year-old eve tarmey was found dead in a rochester motel room last year. her mother, who was also in that motel room, has also pleaded guilty and will be sentenced in december. doug: well, new details on this frightening flight out of chicago. the smoke and flames now being blamed on engine failure. that engine blowing up just before takeoff, and federal investigators are now on the scene. 170 passengers and crew members

about 20 people suffering minor injuries as they made their way off that plane. one passenger describing what happened as the plane was preparing for takeoff. >> we didn't get in the air, and it seemed like the right side engine blew. a big ball of fire. doug: well, that passenger called the evacuation coordinated chaos. officials say the plane was loaded with 43,000 pounds of fuel, and it was leaking. they been devastating. antoinette: another plane up in flames, this one in florida. watch. see that fireball just erupt from that fedex plane sitting on the runway in fort lauderdale? the plane had just landed last night. the pilot says the landing gear collapsed when the plane touched down. both pilots escaped without getting hurt. both scary situations. doug: luckily, not a lot of people got hurt. antoinette: the u.s. economy is on the rise. doug: what experts say is leading to that growth.

get there. the massachusetts-based company helping you book your trip. antoinette: a 3-year-old, yes, he's just 3 years old, putting the basketball world on notice with his skills. we introduce you to the talented tyke and show you some of his best moves. kelly ann? kelly ann: and it's looking mild out there today. how much of a warm-up can we expect and whether we can get through it without any rain? olessa: i'm wcvb traffic diane olessa stepanova. open road tolling is now in effect on the mass pike. you'll pay less in many cases,

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doug: 8:12 on this saturday morning. the u.s. economy grew 2.9% during the third quarter, and that's the biggest jump in the last two years. economists say it's thanks mostly to consumer spending and trade. even with the spike, the growth for the year was only about 1.7%, and that's slow by historical standards. antoinette: needham-based trip advisor will be one of the first companies in the nation booking trips to cuba. the travel s 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. get ready for airline fare 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

of flights despite travel demand become slow. announcer: now your stormteam 5 forecast with meteorologist kelly ann cicalese. doug: we all look over antoinette's shoulder, we see a lot of green. kelly ann: yes. doug: is this anything like yesterday? kelly ann: this is nothing. we're not seeing a lot of this falling to the ground. it's very deceptive. it appears as if there's a lot of rainfall moving through, but at this point just some spot showers that we'll be tracking into the afternoon as overall forecast this weekend actually looking relatively dry and quiet. we are looking at a mild forecast. here's a track of what's going on overhead as you're heading out this morning. we do see a few spot showers moving through, drizzle at most as this pushes eastward through the area late this morning and into the afternoon. clouds stick around through today. that is why we do see the chance for another spot shower or two for later this evening, mainly

we move through the evening. warm front is moving through. temperatures are relatively mild. we do have those breezy conditions in place because of a storm system to our east. winds will occasionally gust up to 20 miles an hour, especially as you're moving out toward the coast and onto the cape this afternoon. that's nothing compared to the wind gusts of 40 miles per hour yesterday, and those wind chills yesterday afternoon which were down into the 40's. it's going to feel a bit warmer as you're headingut a few showers to the north will try to skirt by. overall, things are looking relatively dry and quiet. that's the outlook as we head into the forecast late tonight, although those clouds are not going to be passing out. they stick around even into your sunday as well. sunday morning, those clouds just barely start to break up. we'll track the next chance of showers as we head into sunday night. temperatures this afternoon, looking to reach the mid to

downtown boston 57 and mild. worcester, we're close to 53 but quite a bit warmer than wind chills down in the 40's yesterday. sunday, we're tracking that next chance of rain into the evening. notice how as we take a look at the futurecast, those shower chances mainly creeping by just to our south. so mainly as you head down toward the south shore and much of rhode island, those shower chances creep on through. the rest of the seven-day forecast, we're talking about a nice dry start to the wowe trick-or-treating on monday, it is nice and mild in the afternoon, but as the kids head out at night, things are starting to cool down. we're falling into the 30's and 40's with a bit of a wind picking up as well, so they will need those layers as they're trick-or-treating on monday night. here's the rest of your seven-day. as you can see, sun is sticking around as we inch toward tuesday. temperatures in the mid 50's. warming up as we move toward wednesday. that's when things are actually going to get well above normal. we're reaching into the mid 60's

our next cool-down is looking to hold off until next weekend. antoinette: it is 8:16. checking other stories -- doug: the family of two people killed in a deadly crash are suing the bus company. that bus collided with a tractor-trailer truck near palm springs last weekend. the bus had just left a casino and the families say the driver was speeding and f 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 norovirus associated with eating raw shellfish on the outer cape. the contamination is blamed on an algae affecting shellfish beds. doug: protestors against a

barricaded a bridge and faced a line of military vehicles and police in riot gear. protest leaders told people to return to the main encampment and the sheriffs office is describing the group as non-confrontational. announcer: now here's josh brogadir with sportscenter 5 powered by xfinity. josh: the bruins' early season grades. high marks to the top line, lowe t tuukka. rask has only played in three of seven games, the only three games the bruins have won. but there was a good sign at friday morning's skate. rask was back on the ice at warrior ice arena after missing three straight games. he has allowed five goals in the three games he has played. and while head coach claude julien would not commit to having rask in there as a starter in detroit tonight, he did say he would save at least as a backup with one of the two other goalies, malcolm subban or

meanwhile, the bruins will be without their leading scorer for two games. david pastrnak was suspended by the nhl for this hit to the head on rangers defenseman dan girardi in wednesday's loss in new york. pastrnak will be suspended without pay. the $10,000 goes to the players' emergency assistance fund. that's going to do it for sports. i'm josh brogadir. have a great day. antoinette: all right. look out, lebron james. there's a 3-year who might just have your number. doug: got some skills. check this out. it looks like carter suchowesky was born on a basketball court. he's not even in kindergarten yet. carter's parents play basketball and he picked up the game by playing them. when he's not on the court, he's following his favorite players in the nba. >> who else? >> lebron. [laughter] doug: carter won't be dressing

halloween. he's going as a police officer because his grandfather was a police officer. antoinette: look at him go. i can't even get the ball in the basketball. doug: kids are born with skills we don't have. 8:20 on this saturday morning. halloween is just a couple of days away. antoinette: oh, it is. people across the country dressing up for the celebration. the hospital, though, that's bringing some real-life superheroes some super sweet costumes. doug: a new approach by doctors in thepe hepatitis-c-infected kidneys to help save lives. olessa: open road tolling is on the mass pike.

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kelly ann: as you're heading out the doo t 40's. worcester, we're holding onto the 30's with light drizzle tracking through. the rest of us getting in on that spot rain chance. however, much of the day is looking dry as we look at your planner ahead. temperatures from the 40's quickly into the 50's. a bit of a breeze. we'll see winds gusting occasionally to 20 miles per hour. mostly cloudy. the forecast tonight, temperatures staying right in the low to mid 50 ranges.

ages 5 to 15, kids get in free and get free asthma screenings. a partly sunny day. a great day to head out to the event. next three days looking relatively mild. we'll see late rain chances, though, as we move to the south for your sunday night. doug: all right, kelly ann. a small gesture generating lots of smiles this morning. antoinette: volunteers from the march of dimes helping a kansas city hospital's smallest patients celebrate their strengths. they donated these super hero neonatal intensive care unit. the volunteer photographers caught the little ones dressed up as superheroes and ladybugs and even a baseball player. the gift is for the families whose children are in the unit during halloween. it's a tough thing for those parents to be playing with. a little bit of cheer. doug: great. gives hope to the parents as well. antoinette: a georgia mother

doug: her battle started after her little boy was turned down by a modeling agency. you may remember the story. 15-month-old asher nash was born with down syndrome, and is a total natural in front of the camera. that's why his mom megan submitted his photos to the modeling agency. when the agency told her oshkosh had not specified they were looking for a special needs baby, she posted her story and it went viral. >> h daughter and i see the way the world looks at my son. i feel like it would change the world's perception of people with disabilities. doug: well, now it's a victory for mom. carter's, which runs oshkosh, has now extended an invitation to asher to model as part of their holiday campaign. antoinette: making it right. doug: making it right. social pressure is like, okay, step up. antoinette: but when you look at

that's what he is. open road tolling officially underway this morning. doug: all right. let's go out to the mass pike, take a live look. oops, the trooper lost a penny or something. nonetheless, be careful. two pennies. be careful out there when you make your way out on the mass pike. lots of changes coming to your commute. antoinette: and we continue to follow that breaking news from westborough this morning. a serious crash leaving one dead, five injured. police say the accident is investigation. doug: there's the sky. kelly ann says we've got some rain in the forecast, but nothing like we experienced

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ever new england. eversource. announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- kelly ann: temperatures are inching upward. i'll let you know which parts of the weekend will be best. and our next chance of rain. doug: changes hitting the mass pike. no more cash tolls. what you can expect coming up this weekend with open road tolling now in effect.

neighborhood on alert. the search right now 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. antoinette: 8:30 on your saturday morning and take a look. perfect, perfect ending to all of that rain. a rainbow. this is literally right outside our door here at the channel 5 studio. doug: now we know what hello, everybody. antoinette: sorry, you were not given a pot of gold. this is what you get. decent forecast. kelly ann: the one benefit of rain, with that rain exiting, some beautiful rainbow shots with the sunrise this morning. keep an eye for that with your travels. we are seeing a few spot drizzle making its way into downtown

as well. that's what's going to be impacting for us this morning. for this afternoon, still not completely in the clear. clouds are sticking around, so some of those clouds could produce a spot shower or two or later this afternoon and evening. the overall forecast looking dry today and tomorrow. we have breezy conditions still in place, and we're tracking the next rain chance for sunday into monday morning. doug and antoinette, i'll have the latest on the timing of that coming up. do: stories here on the eye. antoinette: first we want to start with this video in overnight after a deadly crash on the mass pike. one person is dead, five others are injured. all of this happening on the westborough-grafton line around 1:30 this morning. police say the crash is under investigation. also breaking right now, one man is seriously injured after a crash on route 1 in peabody. no word on what caused the crash.

discovered on her email server. the f.b.i. director sent a letter to congress that he felt obligated that he was reviewing more emails after he testified the investigation was complete. antoinette: federal investigators are in chicago after a flame erupted in flames just before takeoff. investigators say an engine failure on that american airlines flight caused the fire. about 20 people are now recovering from minor i right now, the rules of the road are changing on the mass pike. doug: they sure are. open road tolling is underway. nicole estaphan is live in weston. drivers already facing new traffic patterns this morning, nicole. nicole: that's right. antoinette, doug, take a look behind me. these orange barrels, that's actually directing the traffic flow. and it's going along pretty well right now. these police officers that you see, they're actually reminding people who are stopping at the

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 snowstorm and when we've always asked the 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 defunct toll plazas. and once the toll booths are re new gantries outfitted with special sensors will now collect tolls at several locations scattered along the pike, but you'll need a transponder to pay the lowest rates. >> this will make it a lot easier for us to get back and forth and even continue into other states. nicole: lines at the massdot customer 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

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. if you don't have a transponder just yet, there is a 6-month grace period. you will receive bills, but you will be refunded the difference if you get it in that time period. we're live in weston, nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: all right, nicole. looks good. monday morning not so much. it's going to be the first commute with these changes. the 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. that all gets morning monday morning at 4:30 a.m. antoinette: right now, a search is underway in brookline for a man who allegedly exposed himself to three young girls. the eyeopener's diane cho with the possible connection to a similar disturbing case last month. >> very, very strange.

girls. >> it's kind of creepy. you hear about it, but you never think it's going to be where you are. diane: police say it happened at 4:30 in the afternoon. tuesday neared ward park in brookline. >> it's pretty alarm. diane: during a follow-up investigation, police say they learned there was a similar incident that happened on september 28. that time it was around 4:20 in the afternoon near brookline high school. less than a mile away from the latest incident. police say in that case, a man exposed himself to three middle school-aged children. authorities are now investigating to see if the two in the mean time, police are urging residents to be alert and report any suspicious activity. >> i hope they find him soon. diane: 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 newscenter 5. doug: all right, diane. thank you. the mbta says no need for alarm today. the smoke-filled trains at the alewife station will be part of

it should run until noontime. bus service will replace red line trains between harvard and alewife all weekend long. according to the t, that's for maintenance and has nothing to do with the exercise. a brockton officer examining an atm broken into and looted yesterday morning. someone entered the building, cut the alarm system's wires and pride open the atm's -- pried no arrests have been made. antoinette: a brockton man will spents next 43 years behind bars for rape and attempted murder. a judge sentenced 54-year-old anthony bunton to prison for the crime. the vicious attack on a woman happened just three years after he was released from prison for another rape.

doug: the person on this scooter may have witnessed an altercation that resulted in a man's death. the attack happened last saturday morning on mass ave. investigators say the person on the scooter is not a suspect. police have arrested 35-year-old peter mcgowan for murder, but they still want to talk to that person. antoinette: a reported break-in 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 daniel daly. the report was called in by daly's wife, maria, who also claimed someone spray-painted the couple's house, but the story quickly unraveled, and investigators determined mrs. daly made up the whole thing because of financial problems. >> you have to be desperate to -- you know, to pull that -- 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.

antoinette: maria daly will be charged with filing a false police report. her husband was not involved an will not be charged. doug: a mother and her 7-year-old son are recovering after getting hit by a car in hudson, new hampshire. police say it happened on central street just before 8:00 last night. both suffering from serious but not life-threatening injuries. police are investigating and so far have not filed any 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 hampshire, police. that incident happened during a traffic stop yesterday morning. police tried to take moon into custody when they discovered an existing warrant. he allegedly sped off, prompting officers to open fire. >> he was informed there was a warrant, an incident ensued which resulted in the officer using his weapon. doug: they do not consider moon a danger to the public but are asking people who see him to give police a call. 8:38 on your saturday morning.

antoinette: unusual indeed. doctors transplanting infected kidneys into patients. how they say the new method can save more lives. doug: fountain of youth! there it is. the secret weapon against aging. doctors just found hiding -- was it really hiding? it's in the vegetable aisle. kelly ann? kelly ann: and we're tracking a few spot showers on the radar this morning. their track and how the rest of your weekend will be impacted. zos i'm wcvb open road tolling is in expect on the mass pike. it will take a year to fill in the tunnels.

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doug: there's got to be a fat old guy. antoinette: no. doug: no broccoli for this kid. new hope for patients awaiting kidney transplants. doctors at a pennsylvania hospital are transplanting hepatitis-c infect ed kidneys into patients. they treat the kidney so the patient doesn't get sick. they've performed five of these transplants so far. many of the organs come from otherwise healthy people who overdose. -- drug overdose. >> we start giving them the medication. they then don't show evidence of it in their bloodstream. hopefully, they'll be no different than someone who's never been exposed. doug: doctors say they could potentially save 500 lives a year with this new technique. announcer: now, your stormteam 5

kelly ann cicalese. antoinette: we saw that rainbow earlier. kelly ann: a little light rain, a little drizzle. just enough to be a nuisance, but nothing compared to the past two days. things are improving as we take a live look outside right now. you can see clouds are still lingering overhead. that will be the case through much of the forecast today. we're seeing just a little glimmer of sun stubborn to pass on through. there's that drizzle that we're tracking moving onto the shore right now. that's going to be continuing to shift eastward. a nice dry break as we head into the afternoon forecast, but we're not completely in the clear. those clouds are sticking around. we'll see that chance for a few showers for later this evening, something that will be passing through rather quickly and we'll be seeing that moving through to the east as we head to the forecast tonight. breezy, that's going to be

onto the coast, especially as you're moving onto the cape. we'll see wind gusts up to 25, 30 miles an hour. then we're tracking that next system which is off to our west, bringing our next chance of rain as we head into your sunday night. temperatures today topping out in the mid to upper 50's. spotty rain chances, but overall that forecast today is looking dry. that's the good news there. winds will occasionally be breezy. they're blowing in from the south and west between 10 to 15 miles per hour. as you move out toward rc upper 50's, worcester is closer to 53 degrees today, and even as we head into the forecast over the next few days, you'll see temperatures staying on the lower end of the scale. upper 50's as we move down to the south as well. bridgewater hitting 57 this afternoon. and the days ahead, we will likely cross into the 60's for your sunday. we are expecting more sun than clouds for your forecast tomorrow. and also more dry opportunities. so your weekend really panning out to be mild.

temperatures will take a bit of a dip. we drop into the 50's for monday, but that sunshine will stick around, and for later next week, we're actually talking about a huge warm-up as temperatures will eventually cross into the 60's. cape and the islands for today, mid to upper 50's expected, but don't forget about those winds. it will make it feel a bit cooler. wind gusts up to 20 to 25 miles an hour. hyannis sitting around 56 degrees today. and the forecast tomorrow, 60's, but down into the 50's as we head into monday. storm system off to our west. let's track that out. as it pushes through into our area, initially, it pushes that milder air into our region and relatively quiet air as well. that's what we're seeing for today. but that cold front for tomorrow night inching toward our area, that dips southward sunday night. as that carries through, it brings that chance of rain mainly in our far southern section. so we'll be watching that. overall, things are looking relatively drive even as we inch

though, as temperatures fall down into the 40's. the rest of your seven-day forecast does include a warm-up. by wednesday we're back into the mid 60's and we'll stay in the 60's as we inch toward the late portion of next week. so, doug, there's a lot to look forward to with that seven-day. doug: weather is just child's play. never mind. well, the first world series game in wrigley field didn't go as fans would that's all their pitchers needed. 1-0 your final. game four tonight in chicago. first pitch at 8:08. antoinette: this morning, 5 for good, a fruitful growing operation in lincoln bringing fresh produce to those struggling with homelessness in boston. doug: erika tarantal introduces us to the field of greens program. erika: root vegetables just

healthy harvest is for the homeless. thanks to the food rescue organization food for free, for decades, the yield from 1/4 acre dubbed the field of greens has been donated to those in need. >> in massachusetts alone, one in nine people struggle with food insecurity. erika: this season going to boston's pine street inn, their van loaded and a face 20 miles away unloaded to be served here same day. >> nice wedges like that. yeah. erika: the executive chef has >> only fresh produce and fruit we would get on a normal basis is product that's rescued from grocery stores, which is great, but that's -- it's not a lot. erika: though food for free has provided rescued food for years, this was the first time they planted specifically for the shelter. >> oftentimes when you're getting rescued food, you're not necessarily getting enough of any given item or it may be near the end of its life.

able to target every single crop to their menu. >> that gives us an enormous amount in one day that we can use for an entire meal. everybody then gets to benefit from it. erika: it's better nutrition and more enjoyment for pine street's 1600 guests per day. >> just to feed one dinner requires about 300 pounds of vegetables. erika: it's absolutely a team effort. the owner of the farm giving his time and space. >> my role has become starting the seeds in the greenhouse, providing the land and doing the initial tillage of the land. erika: and food for free's staff army of volunteers giving their hard work. >> this particular model is fantastic. erika: this is just a small part of food for free. they do rescue and distribute food from stores and markets that would go to waste. they say about 40% of the food grown in the u.s. never gets eaten. erika tarantal, wcvb

antoinette: 40%? shocking. doug: we're following several breaking stories. antoinette: including a deadly crash in westborough. the new information coming in right now. and we take a live look at the mass pike. open tolling is now in effect. what you need to know before you

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doug: welcome back. we're following two breaking stories. antoinette: state police one person is dead, five others hurt after a crash on the mass pike. this happened on the westborough-grafton line around 1:30 this morning. state police tweeted the crash was not in a work zone. more information will be released later today. also breaking overnight, state police investigating a 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 that crash. changes, big changes, for your ride on the mass pike. doug: let's go out to the mass pike. there's nicole with what you need to know with this new open tolling. nicole. nicole: antoinette, doug, along with the new tolls, massdot officials have promised us a slowdown.

commute. you can see traffic building up on a saturday morning heading into the toll as people slow down, remember, and try to figure out what's going on here. those new traffic patterns in full effect this morning as crews prepare to dismantle the old toll plazas. of course, 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. we do see people doing that. we can see again, we saw multiple commuters confused whether they should stop and pay a toll. no more cash tolls this morning. you want to pay attention to those orange barrels in the road. we're live in weston, nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: cross your fingers, everybody. all right. state police are investigating the death of a 9-year-old, this is awful, killed while getting off her school bus. it happened yesterday in plainfield. investigators believe that the doors closed on the child. she was dragged before she was

her schoolmates, who were on the bus. police are talking to the driver. antoinette: lynn police are investigating a shooting at a home in breed square. police called in to the scene at 11:00 last night. at least one person was taken to the hospital. that victim's condition is unknown. doug: the clinton campaign calling on the f.b.i. to release details about a new batch of emails. the emails discovered on devices seized during the sexting investigation of former new york congressman anthony weiner. the devices used by weiner and his estranged wife, huma abadin, a top clinton aide. the f.b.i. says it is unclear if the emails are relevant. the mbta is getting ready to run a training drill. the simulation is set for 9:00 this morning. in just about five minutes. it should run about noon.

alewife, but according to the t, that service switch has to do with maintenance. antoinette: a norfolk man is reunited with the paramedic who saved his life. doug: 23 years ago, ben podsiadlo and his team responded to a call and saved the life of kevin brady. inspired by ben, kevin became an e.m.t. he's a paramed paramedic truck as these superheroes as a kid. two guys i would never meet. doug: you never know who you're going to inspire. the two men met for the first time yesterday. ben continues to work as an e.m.t. talk about full circle. antoinette: he's right. they are superheroes, the people saving lives every day. doug: yes. all right. well, let's save everybody's weekend.

today. a spot shower can't be ruled out. a bit breezy with temperatures in the 50's. we are looking to see new shower chances move in for tomorrow night. that's something that many of us will miss out on, though. much of your sunday looking dry for the patriots game in buffalo, cool, breezy and rainy. it's going to be a tough one. antoinette: all right, kelly ann.

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