randy: the course is broken, the cubs are world series' champs. details on the dramatic game that stretched into extra innings this morning. >> and also breaking a teenager hurt in boston. the information just in on a crash in dorchester. randy: a mother and child targeted by races. neighborhood, that's on the eye for this thursday morning. reporter: and we are seeing the fans at wrigley field. this was the scene before fans and cubs alike, basking in the globe, their world series'

inning. that's all. good morning and thanks for being here with us, i'm erika tarantal. emily is off. randy: and i'm randy price. it was a nail biting game seven that had both teams fighting to the last second. we have highlights for you ahead but first, cindy with the forecast. cindy: we know what that feels like. we're starting out with some showers already, so a good idea to have the umbrella with you. you can see everything moving from west to east, quickly so if it starts raining in your town it will not last too long. we have showers right now out of framingham and down to sherburne, as well, and also looking at a batch of showers here, coming out of randolph, headed east, co-hassett, and we have heavier rain in the bridgewater area. a few more of these showers scattered about from derry to newbury port, as well. there is a second area of rain off to the west. and this is going to come in later today. temperatures mild but with that

50s, and upper 60's to the south, and we'll watch the showers around this morning give way to a steadier rain towards this afternoon. you can see that between 3:00 and 5:00, so there will be a bit of rain out there for your evening commute, as well. let's go out to the roads and talk about your morning ride. good morning. >> good morning, cindy and everyone. a live look outside, here to start things off, this is in sawingus, the southbound side heading to the top of the screen, a few brake lights. let's go to the map and check your ride, not too bad this morning, if you are traveling the pike. we are watching one route 146, he or she, once you get past it, 495 to 128. right now, 15 to 20, and heading south, volume building on 24 out of brockton. 93 south, some delays out of methuen, and into andover near the dascum road. i'm olessa. that's a look at traffic. >> the cubs win the world

it is over! and the cubs have finally won it all. randy: breaking overnight, true joy in chicago as the cubs break the curse. we have just learned that the team just arrived home in the windy city. >> take a look at the scene. fans flocking to the ballpark. inside the locker-room. clearly started. ben zobrist with the mvp trophy thanks to the go ahead rbi in the tenth. this was a grueling game for fans of both teams. the cubs saw their lead vanish in the eighth inning, followed by a brief rain delay. zobrist says it was almost too much. >> this one just about made me pass out. it was like a heavy weight fight man. just blow for blow, everybody

standing after 108 years, able to hoist the trophy. >> president barack obama taking to twitter overnight to salute his hometown tweeting in part, that's change even in south sider can believe in. he's invited the cubs to the white house. and few have seen the can you say breaker. the cub's president getting a lot of cooperstown talk this morning as red s he also led boston to their drive to reverse the 86-year-old curse in 2004. if you head to our facebook page we have an image that you can share to congratulate theo and the cubs. randy: four minutes after 6:00, breaking news out of boston, a teenager critically hurt after being hit by a vehicle. the eyeopener's antoinette antonio is at the scene with the breaking details for us. antoinette? antoinette: randy a lot of new information coming in overnight. we have learned that 18-year-old victim had just left a friend's

boulevard. here's a look at the video. this happened at oakridge street at 10:30. you can see the car involved with a smashed up windshield. the pontiac g.t. was heading westbound. the 25-year-old driver did stay at the scene, and he was interviewed by troopers. investigates will now determine if any charges will be filed. as for the victim, she was taken to boston medical center. she is critical condition. as new information comes in we will be sure to keep you posted on air and online and with our mobile app. live in dorchester this morning, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> thank you. more breaking news now, two u.s. service members killed fighting the taliban in afghanistan. two other u.s. service members have been hurt according to nato. the service members came under fire during a train advice and a mission with partners.

randy: a seven-year-old boy and his mom were targeted. they have been the victims of racially fueled vandalism. right now the police have a new clue in finding those responsible. jacqueline and her son have lived in derry, new hampshire for the last five years without any problems. three separate attacks against them. her car keyed with a racial slur. another incident, eggs, fried chicken andat yard. stimpson says the message is clear. >> it's racial. it's racist. i was hurt. i certainly didn't realize that people in derry thought that way. strongly enough to act on it. >> she now has security camera images of a car that slowed down in front of her house, and police want anyone with information on that car to come forward now.

in the battleground map. abc news is moving utah and ohio back into the donald trump column. the states in yellow, arizona, north carolina, and florida, too close to call, but in that scenario hillary clinton still gets a pass of 270 electoral votes needed to win the election. trump would have to take a blue state out of her column. both camps trading accusations on the trail. >> imagine having a president who demeans disabled, insults latinos, african-americans, muslims -- >> we have only further decades of self dealing, conflicts of interests, they are politics of personal enrichment and pay to play. we have to decide here and now if hillary clinton will never be elected president of the united states of america. >> clinton and trump are focused on the battleground states today. she's in north carolina.

meantime both campaigns will make a big push in new hampshire. donald trump will be at the atkinson country club tomorrow and will visit southern new hampshire university in manchester on monday night. and clinton not planning any trips herself so far, but president barack obama will campaign for clinton on monday. we don't have the specifics just yet. and this poll just out overnight may add urgency. the survey of new hampshire voters gives donald trump a slight lead over hillary clinton. two weeks ago the s trump. randy: and the senate race is also at a dead heat. makingsy hassan and republican kelly ayotte went head-to-head and among the topic, the open out crisis, gun control and military strategy in iraq, and it was the politics that triggered the back and forth attacks. >> she said on 35 occasions that she supported him, she called him a role model for our

chaining her position. >> she has not stepped away from hillary clinton on one thing. i have actually taken the action of saying that i am not going to be voting for our nominee because i am concerned about the actions that he has talked about >> the wmur union leader showdown was the final debate between the candidates before election day. erika: right now this man is behind bars accused in the this morning we are getting a look at new video of a confrontation he had with police weeks ago. police confronted scott michael green at the urbandale high school football stadium last month. he was carrying a confederate flag. that stadium is at the intersection where one of the officers was shot and killed yesterday. during the incident months ago green was asked to leave the school property for creating a disturbance. greene posted the video on youtube. >> when you fly a confederate flag standing in front of

disturbance, ok. whether you intended to or not. >> i never said it was my vulture. >> justin martin was found shot and killed sitting in his cruiser. 38-year-old sergeant anthony bemino was found 20 minutes later. greene turned himself into police hours after the killings. >> it's now 10 minutes after six, going one-on-one with tom brady. >> and mike lynch asking number 12 about his this morning a local couple retiring in their 30s. the financial strategy you can copy. randy: breaking news in sports this morning -- the cubs leading the indians 8-7 in ten innings to win the world series for the first time in 108 years. this is the noise overnight. cindy? cindy: smile from ear-to-ear. you will want your rain gear. we have showers coming through now and more rain coming in

blustery return tomorrow.

and good morning eyeopener. randy: way to wake everyone up,

warriors. >> it is. you will find out why it's a family affair tonight with mike lynch at 6:00 p.m. so show your school spirit, record it on your smart-phone and share it on ulocal. we'll tackle randy. >> you need to be wearing pads so get your pads on and then we'll get to that. we have rain on the way, and we need it. we have not had any for november, for the year our in boston so we need the rain, and not expecting a lot and notice the steadiest rain will be north and west of the pike today, not much coming in southeastern massachusetts, but maybe a quarter of an inch for some of us, and more across central and northern new england, some showers out there now, but i think steadier rain into the afternoon, so good idea to have that with you. and we're back to showers as i am racing through, we're drying things out in the worcester area, we have raindrops around

norwood, and that's one particular batch of rain, there's been another up across new hampshire, and moving east of you now around nashua and on the back edge, towards the new hampshire seacoast and down along the south shore we have a batch of light showers moving out of plymouth and duxbury, so a couple of showers around, that's batch one and here comes batch 2, and it is shifting in our direction, and a lot of this is going to focus across northern new england but we will catch the tail end of this, as it travels along the frontal boundary be the focus today for a lot of clouds and south side of the front warmer temperatures, so notice how we go that steadier rain in after 2:00 this afternoon and into the boston area, and we're in the 50s now, and we're going to hold in the 50s close to 60, and along the pike, and you see we have got lower 50s to the north, and we're going to stay in the 50s. notice south of town, from marshfield, we are back into the 60s. we have had 70 in many areas yesterday, and we'll get close to that south of town today but

lunchtime and here comes the next batch of rain moving in. and comes through during early to mid afternoon, and worcester into boston, and a couple of raindrops around for that evening commute. don't get much in southeastern massachusetts, and it is gone this evening. skies try to clear apart overnight, so it's partly cloudy tomorrow, and wind shifting to the north and west. we're in the 40s tonight, and we're going to see gusty winds pick up in the wake of this front tomorrow, it's going to hold the stems way down for tomorrow, so even though we're starting out in at the winds, they are going to be gusting to 20 miles per hour, still looking at ones at 20 miles per hour in the afternoon, so it's a windy one and cooler, that sets the stage for a cool but mainly dry weekend, and don't forget we turn the clocks back one hour this weekend. looking forward to that extra hour of sleep. heading towards the bottom of the screen, and volume starting to build early this morning.

pike, 146, we have an accident there blocking one lane and once you get past that, delays building, 495 to 128, it's now a 20-minute ride, heading south, 24 slow, 95 in sharon and delays building on route 3, and into the braintree split, and once you get there, 20-minute ride from braintree into boston. and 93 south, stop and go out of methuen, and into andover and down through wilmington and more delays on the spot pond and so far we're doing ok with the trains. red line is anticipating minor delays later on because the trains reduced speed because of the track work. >> it is 6:17, tom brady, one-on-one, and the pat's quarterback talking about his future with mike lynch, and including whether he thought about hanging up his cleats. >> you are under contract for 2019, which would be 42. would you get out before that if you thought it was time or plan on playing through there? >> i am going going as long as i can until i don't feel like i

more. >> keep going. brady told lynch he feels better than he did when he was 25. ahead in our next half-hour no. 12 talks about recent shakeups and the thought of wearing another team's jersey. randy: imagine retiring in your 30s. a local couple did that, and as they explained tomorrowly, you can do it, too. >> a self proclaimed weirdoes, they are the husband and wife documenting their lifestyle of extreme frugality. >> i have not purchased any clothing in 2.5 years. >> in 2014 the pair lived in cambridge, working their dream jobs, but also just working for the weekend. so they took a hard look at what they really wanted. a meaningful life on a homestead in vermont and retirement in their 30s. >> once we played that realization, it became very easy for us to sort of cut out a lot

to us. >> liz says that you can do it, too. first decide what you want out of life and figure out how your money can help you get there. >> having short-term goals, and long-term goals are the key to building your finances and to having a handle on your financial life. >> second decide on the steps to take to reach your goal and stick with it for at least a month. after that, reassess what's working and what's not. >> the point of frugality and fi yourself less stress, less anxiety and more peace. >> the tip the couple recommends is the finance website, personal capital. it's a tool to keep track of your accounts and your money. and for a link to their website you can head to our mobile app and click on, on tv. >> it's interesting. it's just checking out their website now, and first, used stuff is not gross. say totally agree. used. >> and some others have an internet connection, so they are

>> they have new wireless. >> right. >> and emotional highs and lows from the cubs, the world series' win. >> and big reactions from the cubs and the indians' fans in oirgs, and new at 6:30, new information tossed out in cambridge, it never made it to voters and the concern this morning. >> and we are following breaking news. several breaking stories, and two u.s. service members are dead, two others are hurt after coming under fire in afghanistan. >> breaking overnight in bosto being hit by a car. updates ahead in our next massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice.

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have the batch of rain off to the west, and that comes in for this afternoon, dealing with one area of showers coming through this morning. let me show you tighter here, and a couple of showers moving through the city of boston right now, and a mild start to your day, we're starting out in the 50s. and a big difference in the temperature today, and notice across new hampshire, 40s now, and 50s the best we do today but south of town we'll warm things up and could get close to 70 once again south of the city of boston. we do have the showers today and drying things ou a tomorrow and a cool start to your weekend. erika. erika: thanks so much. time for the eyepoppers. olessa, first from lebron james. >> a celebration by the indians' fans, and that's the basketball star, and lebron james, he's excited and he's celebrating, and a game changing two-run home run last night, and wasn't long before the cubs came back, and the historic win, the cleveland cavalier has one bet to pay off.

he's in chicago. >> right. >> that's passion. >> it is. >> and exercise it looks like. >> it is. >> and one fan, just too excited for his pants. that's right. check him out and stripping down on top of his truck. even showing off the dance moves, and is that dancing? >> i call it dancing. >> he was all revved up and hot and needed some airflow. >> yeah. >> it's not a celebration until someone takes their pants off. on. randy: thank you. anthony rizzo getting the jitters. and new in your health this morning, a study raising new concerns about football injuries , and a long-held fear >> where do you stand? vote early or on election day?

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do we really have a firm grasp on clinton and trump's views? or are we inundated to the end on their personal failings? considering the record negatives, dogging both candidates, any vote early or on election day is a considered risk for the majority of americans. record early vote is a strong indicator of acceptance for change. let's hope the discussion on increased reforms occurs before the first candidate announces

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randy: breaking news, breaking the curse. the big moments and the close call that nearly stopped the cubs. erika: breaking overnight, a teenager critically injured just trying to catch the bus. the investigation underway right now. >> voting concerns in cambridge, the disturbing discovery in the trash. >> and tom brady, one-on-one. >> who real estate maintenance a patriot longer, tom brady or bill belichick. >> how he answered that one on the eye. randy: we're at wrigley field where you can see in the bottom part of the screen, there are some fans still hanging on and celebrating at this hour, a big crowd earlier, but they have

after a wild win that broke the curtis, to chicago, their cubbies, now world champs, 6:30 here, as we look out across the skyline of boston. good morning, i'm randy price. >> and i'm erika tarantal. cindy and olessa are here. they wanted to see the world series champions live up in wrigley field. >> they never thought that they would see it. >> there it is. you expect the >> right. >> a little bit. >> but yeah. >> right. >> we have some downpours coming through the area this morning, and they are moving quickly, and this first batch of showers will be out of here soon but just came through this city of boston, you can see right there, and some rain, the back edge is, you know, not too far away, so we have had these showers, and they are going to be winding down quickly, and they extend up towards lynn and heavier towards the quincy area towards hall so

through, and south side duxbury, and this is going to be exiting, and then a few more near the new hampshire seacoast and these two are going to be exiting. that's the first batch, and there is another batch off to the west, and this is going to follow this frontal boundary right on in, so we'll get more rain coming in. probably get into the boston area after 2:00 p.m., but notice 60s out there now, and we're going to hold close to 60 in town today, and cooler to the north, and much milder to the south. we could be close to 70 again in a few spots south of boston. but that fr place. we'll watch the next area of rain approach towards mid day and come through during early afternoon. 3:00 to 5:00 p.m., so this could impact your commute, let's go out on the roads this morning, and see how that rain is affecting folks. olessa? >> it's not too bad. just watching some delays starting to build early this morning, and a live look at the pike here by allston-brighton, eastbound going to the top of the screen. let's see the rest of the ride. if you are traveling the pike we

and from 49520128 right now, a half-hour. traveling farther east we're watching a crash on 128 south by route 9. right near highland avenue starting at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow they will have partial closure of the 128 for an ongoing construction project and more information on that coming up but man accordingly and 24 slow out of brockton. the expressway 20 to 25 and braintree to boston and delays building on 93 south out of methuen and into andover through wilmington and into wakefield and more delaysn >> thank you. we're following several breaking stories right now on the eye starting with history in chicago. >> the cubs. >> yes, the cubs, just arriving back in the windy city at this hour after ending that 108-year drought. they beat the indians in extra innings surviving a close call when they blew their lead in the eighth. also breaking overnight an

condition after boston police say that she was lit by -- hit by a car. it happened at gallivan avenue. and breaking news in afghanistan, two u.s. service members are dead, killed while fighting the taliban. two other service members were hurt. nato says the group came under fire while assisting afghanistan forces. >> it looked odd for it to be like one piece. why is the mailman not delivering the mail? location post-cards are trashed in the city of cambridge as the man who made that discovery says, ahead of the election day, he is talking to newscenter 5 because of this importance. the eyeopener's sera congi in cambridge this morning with his concern. >> joe martins believe this may be a sign of someone tampering with election information. and now the post-master in cambridge and the postal service are both looking into this.

monday, joe martins finding this bundle of post-cards in a trash bin in his building on glass works avenue. the post-cards were from the cambridge election commission, and they were intended for registered voters, to help them find the right polling place. martins says he did not receive early voting information weeks ago, and now this latest incident has him concerned. >> it's not comforting in any way, and i don't think that most people are very -- i think it's a high anxiety election as it it was just unsettling. >> and the city of cambridge says that the election commission has spoken to the post-master. it is a federal crime to tamper with mail, and it should be noted, though, that those post-cards are not required to vote. live in cambridge this morning sera congi wcvb newscenter 5. randy: thank you. a record turnout for early voting in boston yesterday. as of 7:30, more than 2,000

ballot at city hall plaza. at that location alone the warm weather is credited with the record turnout. this was the first year for early voting and tomorrow is the final day to vote early. erika: testimony continues in the sentencing retrial of a convicted killer hoping to avoid the death penalty again. gary sampson is back in court after his initial death penalty sentence was thrown out. the prosecution painting him as a merciless man victims. the defense saying that he's been struggling with a lifetime of traumatic brain injuries. and right now the mbta launching a new campaign to keep passengers safe. the t along with the coalition of advocate groups will try to drive home the message that sexual assaults will not be tolerated, the campaign will encourage passengers to report incidents of sexual harassment. the team working with the crisis center and the center for independent living.

the risk doctors want patients to be aware of and new concerns about football related injuries. a boston university study

>> a check by allston-brighton, eastbound heading to the top of the screen, some delays building across the area. that's the story right now, we're watching a crash on 128 by route 9, and a couple of other minor incidents, and i will have details coming up. and a bit of rain here along the road. >> yeah, a couple of showers, racing through this morning, and batch one on its way out and the next batch, you can see it, this will get here early this afternoon, so have an umbrella with you today, and the temperatures are running on either side of 60, cooler to the north. well into the 60s south of it looks like a main 8 dry day but cooler we understand ahead. erika. erika: thanks so much. to your health now, a new study out of boston university is providing the first solid link between football and degenerative brain disease. a direct connection between brain inflammation brought on by football related head injuries and the disease known as cte. scientists also found the longer a person plays, the greater the risk of damage. the new research brings doctors

diagnosis and treatment. treatments designed to fight cancer may pose a different kind of health risk. researcher say some immune-boosting cancer drugs may cause heart problems. in rare cases so-called checkpoint inhibitors may cause potentially fatal heart damage, especially when used together. doctors stress the drugs off huge benefits despite the risk. and some doctors are concerned prostate screening recommendations may have gone too far. a new study finds a since 2012. that's when a task force recommended against using a blood test to check most healthy men for prostate cancer. the doctors do say that it's too soon to tell if men with dangerous cancers missed out on treatments because of this. randy: we have breaking political news ahead of the election. a new poll painting a picture of voters in battleground new hampshire. and plus going one-on-one with tom brady, what he's telling

retire and bill murray celebrating the breaking news overnight. his beloved cubs wing the world series, the first time in 108 years. you are checking out the mvp

erika: 6:44, we are tracking

young woman in boston, and the historic win for yes the chicago cubs. erika: and what a win it was. this hit in the tenth, stealing it for the cubs overnight. and the team just is arriving home in chicago. the world series champs. that sounds good to them after 108 years, you can bet that they will get quite the greeting there. >> oh. >> absolutel last night, and that batch of showers, you can see how it is steadily pushing eastward, so a good idea to have an umbrella with you. we have had some showers around. there could be a couple more through mid-day, and notice as we get into the afternoon, our collapse for rain goes up a bit. it should go down this evening. and we do need any rain that we can get, drought monitor showing you the drought still across a good portion of the area, and boston, our yearly deficit up over nine inches so we need a lot of rain, we're going to get

anything south of the pike but you go to the north, and we will see just under a quarter of an inch. heavier rain up across central and northern new england, as that batch is going to target that area, and we did have a couple of brief passing showers come on through this morning, so many of you walking outside. the pavement damp, the bulk of the rain is offshore but the last of the raindrops for you, and we have showers exiting along the new hampshire seacoast and newbury port. so there's the next batch of showers, it's going to follow thisnt this front is going to be a dividing line with temperatures, and going to keep a lot of clouds around so 50s now, we'll get the next batch of rain in boston at 2:00, and to start to move in, and notice we're right around 60 but 50s to the north, and upper 60's south of the pike, and where there may be a few breaks in the cloud cover but mainly dry here outside of a spot shower, and here comes the next batch of showers moving in, and there will be at least a little area of rain for the evening commute, and we'll clear things out overnight.

temperatures, the story for tomorrow, and in the lower 50s, and that's where we stay on saturday, as well. back out to the roads we go. getting busier out there olessa. olessa: we're watching delays here in summerville, southbound side, very heavy now, let's go to the maps and check your ride if you are traveling west and north we have a crash on route 2, this is by route 12, one lane is closed and also out of worcester the pike, accident just clearing, and once you get past that 495 to 128 right now 35 minutes. traveling farther east of there a crash where one lane is closed, and 24 is heavy out of brockton. delays on the expressway, 20 to 25, braintree into boston. 93 south slow from andover as you travel towards the lever connector, and so far trains and buses are doing ok. >> thank you. breaking this morning, the cubs have now arrived home in chicago. >> after 108 years the team has finally reversed that billy goat curse.

davis hit a tieing home run homer. the cubs came right back after a 17-minute rain delay, before the top of the tenth. anthony rizzo camps the out. and the cubs beat the indians 8-7. as you might imagine, the fans went wild. randy: also breaking overnight a teenager hit by a car as she tried to catch a bus in boston. erika: antoinette antonio is live in dorchester with new information. antoinette? antoinette: and erika and randy, that victim was just leaving a friend's house when she was trying to catch that bus at the bus stop behind me when she was hit by that car. here's a look at the video. it happened at 10:30 here at oakridge street. the car was smashed up. the potent yak g.t. was heading westbound. he was interviewed by troopers. investigates are still trying to

filed. as for the victim, she was taken to boston medical center with critical injuries. we're live in dorchester this morning antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: thank you, and also breaking, two members of the military, u.s. military are dead, killed in a battle against the taliban, and afghanistan, and nato says that two other members were hurt in this fight in a province in the northern part of the country, the american forces were taking par advise the allies. >> a voter here in cambridge made a disturbing discovery, and now an investigation is underway. take a look. a bundle of post-cards from the cambridge election commission was found in a trash bin near mailboxes. the cards were intended to notify the voters of which polling place they should go to, and are not required to cast a ballot. resident joe martins who found the cards is concerned that someone is tampering with

now the post-master here in cambridge as well as the u.s. postal service are now looking into it to figure out how the cards ended up in the trash. live in cambridge this morning month, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> all right, thank you, and new overnight, a new poll of new hampshire voters gives donald trump a slight lead over hillary clinton, the poll released this morning gives trump 40% of the vote to clinton's 39%, and two weeks ago, the poll gave clinton a >> the fbi now offering a reward for any information in the disappearance of this man from weymouth. norman lee was snorkeling with his wife off the grand cayman island in march of 2015. they got separated. his wife making it back and calling police. lee was never found. the fbi is now offering 10,000 to anyone with information. randy: a generous donation will save christmas for hundreds of families on cape cod. toys for tots says it will replace the gifts that the cape

who's in a fire this week in bourne. about 6,000 toys kept in storage trailers were destroyed. the donation will be made tomorrow. >> a new call to close a school in mattapan. boston superintendent dr. tommy chang telling the herald that the mattahunt elementary school would be transformed into an early learning center. he presented the proposal to the school committee last night. back in 2012 the school was labeled an underperforming school by the state, and it has been under review since september. >> and comedian bill cosby was back in court for a pretrial hearing as his lawyer tries to get the sexual assault case against him thrown out. the lawyer says that the comedian's eyesight has deteriorated to the point that he cannot identify his accusers in photographs or otherwise. to help with his defense caused the lawyer, is also trying to get a felony charge dismissed before the trial next june. >> and a big settlement for hulk hogan ending a fight with gawker.

company reaching an agreement. hogan sued gawker after it posted a sex tape of him. gawker filed for bankruptcy after that judgment, shut down the website, and sold the assets to univision. randy: on the verge of logging 2 billion users, that's more than a quarter of the current population. but the news is not all good for the social media giant. facebook is warning investors now, of potential slowing of sales growth next year. stock prices dropped more than after-hours trading. and a boston area songwriter wins the song of the year award. lori mckenna of stoughton wrote singer tim mcgraw's hit, humble and kind. she said it was based on a prayer that she wrote for her five children. >> and the biggest award of the night, entertainer of the year, that went to country music legend garth brooks, cementing

country billboard charts in 1989. >> and tonight the celtics head to cleveland for the season's first matchup against the nba champs after defeating the bulls at the garden. isaiah thomas had 23 points and ten assists, and lots of nervous chatter in the dug-out before the win caught on wireless microphones. anthony rizzo telling his veterans t ross explaining that it was only going to get worse, and advised him to just breathe. rizzo answered by saying, i am a glass case of emotion right now. no doubt, right? a glass case of emotion. he's at the heart of the patriots' nation and tom brady talking about his future. randy: number 12 going one-on-one with our mike lynch, and lynchy had big questions for him. >> who remains a patriot longer,

>> i don't see him retiring any time soon, either, and i don't find myself retiring soon so we'll see. this has been my home for 17 years so i never want to go anywhere else. >> he also asked brady if he has any thoughts of retiring at the end of his contract. the quarterback says he feels better than he did at 25. so no plans to stop any time soon. going. we hope he does. >> i, too, feel better than i did at 25. i am lying. thank you guys, good morning. a live look outside here at the expressway. this is by the gas tank. northbound heading to the top of the screen, and you can see some of the brake lights starting to light up. we have delays. a bit of rain here as well. let's get to the maps and i will show you what's going on if you are going a bit west of town. we have a crash here on route 2 eastbound by route 12, and then north of town, a slow ride on 93 south.

minutes. traveling the pike right now 35, 495 to 128, and a heavy ride on 24 northbound out of brockton, also delays on the expressway, 20 to 25 braintree into boston. and so far trains and buses are running on schedule and a reminder for anyone who is planning on traveling on 128, this is a warning for you. in the needham stretch the highway will be closed at highland avenue. that's so massdot can expand on. cindy. cindy: look how dark it is outside this morning. sun is not up until 7:20 and with the clouds and the rain around, dark out there. the rain has moved out of the city, though, the pavement is damp. 54 degrees right now in town, and you can see the showers that were scattered. and so many communities got a quick shower to move on through. the bulk of those are off the shore, and even up across the seacoast, you are in the process of drying out for now but here comes round two, and a lot of this is going to target central and northern new england, we

of this, the more rain you are going to see. we have low 50s down in the cape, as well, and look at the afternoon highs, we stay in the 50s with more rain to the north, and right around 60 in boston, and mid and upper 60's in a few spots south of the city. this frontal boundary separating the two air masses, and also going to have the next area of rainfall so don't look for too much. thereafter, we get that rain to move on we we are drying things out and we'll see partial clearing in the overnight hours, so rainfall pretty meager, a quarter of an inch. higher across central and northern new england, and then notice we're in the 40s tonight. gusty winds tomorrow. it is going to be breezy and cooler. notice the winds gusting over 2. even though we're brightening up it is a blustery day. winds settle down this weekend but it stays on the cool side. temperatures are close to 50

and clouds and don't forget extra hour of sleep this weekend. >> oh, we have not gotten. >> yeah. >> the kids don't seem to understand. >> right. >> it will be dark at 4:30 on sunday. have a great day. >> thanks for joining us. king late. man 1: lines -- i hate long lines. woman 2: no babysitter. william f. galvin: for the first time ever we have early voting. if you're registered, you can vote any day between october 24th and november 4th. avoid election day lines -- vote on your schedule. man 1: wow, that helps! william f galvin: early voting is easy voting. interviewer: so what do you think? woman 2: it' a timesaver. i love it. william f. galvin: it's easier than ever for you to vote.

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