doug and antoinette? antoinette: all right, kelly ann. thank you. right now, osha is investigating a deadly construction site accident in duxbury. one worker was killed while working with a power saw. it happened saturday afternoon on newtown way. police say the 28-year-old man was hit in the throat. firefighters requested a helicopter transport but were told one wasn't available at the time. >> we decided to transport to the beth israel hospital in plymouth. again, significant injuries. had to call osha to come and investigate the accident. they're currently investigating that now with the duxbury police department. doug: firefighters tell us the man died of his injuries at the hospital. antoinette: a teenager is under arrest accused of dragging a man from a moving truck. police found that 17-year-old driving erratically on hooper street in worcester. the victim, who is the owner of the truck, was hanging out the driver's side door by his arm. the 45-year-old rutland man was eventually freed and he ended up with serious injuries. no word on how he

antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio along with kelly ann cicalese. we've got clouds out there but it's keeping us morning. kelly ann: we have a lot to be thankful for, these clouds serving as a blanket. that's why our temperatures are 10 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. doug: beautiful. kelly ann: here's a look out there. it's not a perfectly blue sky. there's clouds overhead with the sunrise this morning, but you can see glimmers of sun trying to break through in the distance. see some of that color there? these are thin clouds pushing through the area, keeping our temperatures in the mid 40's as you're heading out the door this early morning. not bad, right? winds are 14 miles an hour from the west. they're not going to be as strong as what we've been seeing lately. we'll see occasional gusts 15 to 20 miles an hour but they'll stay on the lighter end of the scale. temperatures right now elsewhere, 40 in worcester. plymouth at 37 degrees. the good news is that we are going to see things start to warm up this afternoon. we're jumping into the

antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio. 6:00. 48 degrees outside.

antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio along with kelly ann cicalese. hope you enjoyed that extra hour of sleep or if you're up at this hour, maybe you didn't get any extra clock. kelly ann: the body clock -- doug: goes off anyway. antoinette: or the crying baby. kelly ann: you're waking up early this morning and seeing light rain. it's not a perfect start to our sunday. the good news is that temperatures are about 20 degrees warmer than they were right now we're inching toward the upper 40's. you've got to take the good with the bad. we have light rain lingering, evening a drizzle moving onto the coast. downtown boston is where the light rain is in place. notice how these are progressing quickly south and eastward. 495 starting to dry out. still seeing light rain with your 128 travel especially down toward norwood and stretching down toward the south coast and onto the cape as well. this is going to be quickly moving out this morning. so we're win mid-morning forecast. staying dry in the afternoon with the exception of coastal locations seeing heavy cl

doug and antoinette? antoinette: kelly ann, thank you. a kansas city musician building his career off some homemade guitars. doug: he's made them out of cigar boxes. [singing] doug: that's legit. what he calls a poor man's instrument. unlike a normal six-string guitar, the cigar box guitar has four strings. he's played one of his creations so much, he wore a hole through it. antoinette: that's pretty amazing, the cigar box. it sounds a lot like a ukulele. doug: when we were kids, we learned how to play spoons. did you learn how to play spoons? you take two kitchen spoons together and you -- in. antoinette: and one lucky person. where the winning ticket was sold coming up next. doug: and a paint style that dates back to the pyramids and the current version made in mass. the way a local family re-c got any good gift ideas? ? cash stays in your pocket ? ? it's got hd streaming others are too stingy... ? (deep voice) with verizon you look awesome. ? you wanted more data and look what santa gave ya ? ? verizon keeps you going with that always-

doug and antoinette? antoinette: all right, kelly ann. thank you. checking more of the stories happening right now -- doug: new evacuations in georgia as well as north carolina as wildfires burn in sevel states down south. authorities in seven states are working on cracking down people setting off wildfires. police have already made arson arrests in tennessee and kentucky. several children in georgia accused of setting a fire near an airport will be sent to a fire center intervention program. antoinette: the republican congress is already putting pressure on president-elect donald trump to move quickly on the controversial keystone pipeline. trump listed the pipeline that wants to move on in the first 100 days of his presidency. president obama has rejected the pipeline, saying it undcuts the nation's global climate change effort. the 1700-mile pipeline would carry oil from alberta, canada, to refineries near houston. doug: caught on camera, a routine traffic stop in philadelphia goes wrong. the unidentified officer hanging onto the side of a truck

antoinette: a must watch. doug: it gives you chills and a shifting gears, the wallet feeling a little lighter after black friday shopping? antoinette: well, you're in luck. kind of. doug: sort of. antoinette: just how much tonight's powerball jackpot is wor worth. doug: winter's on the way, but how much snow can we expect? we'll let you know what our weather guru says. speaking of weather gurus. kelly ann: the sunshine is coming later this weekend, but temperatures are staying cool. the timeline on when we warm back up into the 50's. morning. former cuban leader fidel castro has passed away at the age of 90. announ we continue to follow breaking news. cuba's longtime leader fidel castro has died. raul castro making that announcement overnight. fidel castro has been in poor health for years. he was 90 years old. continuing coverage all morning long for you here on the eyeopener. right now, costa rica is rebounding from tropical storm otto. at least four people were killed by that storm. it brought torrential ra

doug and antoinette? antoinette: kelly ann, thank you. thousands of people travel on 93 every day and they know traffic can be absolutely horrible. doug: people are like this. researchers are agreeing. nation's worth bottlenecks according to a new report. i don't think we need add new report to let us know. the worst is on i-93 from the zakim bridge through the o'neill tunnel to the mass pike exit by south station. and the third local trouble spot is on the mass pike going through the ford point channel. so much for the big dig. antoinette: doesn't it seem like no matter what time of day those coming home on thanksgiving on the mass pike was a breeze. antoinette: nice working those holidays. doug: it was coming home. 6:27 is your time. we're following breaking news from cuba. longtime president fidel castro is dead at the age of 90. antoinette: castro's brother making that announcement overnight. reaction is mixed around the world. announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- antoinette: breaking overnight, cuba's former president fidel ca

doug and antoinette? antoinette: kelly ann, thank you. a special visitor flying in for a visit to boston common. doug: santa, but he left the sleigh at home. he got a ride from an ambulance service because it wasn't good flying weather. thank you, boston med flight. santa talked to the kids on the common who were waiting patiently for their chance to share their wish with the big guy. antoinette: thank those first responders for getting santa here. doug: mixed reactions following the death of fidel castro. antoinette: celebrations and reflection. how the boston community reacted to the passing of the longtime cuban leader. doug: honoring a hero. why a scholarship is more of a living legacy than a tribute. antoinette: and we go live outside this morning over the city of boston. a few low clouds out there. blue skies. it's clearing out today. 36 degrees at 6:26 on your announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- kelly ann: the sun is out today, but some spots drop below freezing. the timeline on the temperatures and the rainy week ahead. do

antoinette: let's not get crazy. kelly ann: changes from yesterday. 10, 12 degrees and that continues this afternoon. definitely on the climb and we love it. this is going to continue, climbing into the 60's. in the 40's in most spots. boston climbing into the 50's. a quick rise out there now that the sun is raking out. a few 50's on the cape. a few more 40's on the board with pittsfield at 46 degrees. clearing out through much of the region. the satellite pushing off the shore, we will stay dry and as a result, temperatures continue to rise, reaching about 57 degrees. worcester, 53. lower western mass. wins are breezy at times, but nothing compared to what we saw on friday. occasional wind gusts between 15 to 20 miles an hour this afternoon. high pressure in place and we see sunny and clear conditions moving in. wins pushing in from the west. that is going to be the dominant factor for the forecast today the south. tomorrow evening, we start to see it moving up the coast, bringing clouds into the area monday night.

antoinette: hey, but -- doug: yes. antoinette: there's always a but. sun comes up earlierhis weekend than it did last week. doug: you're always so sitive. these are all good things. antoinette: it's the weekend. you've got coffee brewing. doug: you do? kelly ann: chilly heading out the door. the gusty winds of yesterday are finally starting to weaken down. temperatures mainly in the 30's. right now downtown boston at 35. but feeling like the 20's because of that wind-chill factor which will be a factor throughout the day. right now in plymouth, 33 b feeling like 26. if you have a door hanger, that is something you need to keep food out on your door. we're collecting non-perishable food items. boy scouts will be collecting that this morning. it's going to be chilly as they're heading out, but at least it will be sunny and dry. wind chills down in the 30's for them with that collection. good news is as we head into the afternoon, the winds will stay calmer and dry throught the day. antoinette: thank you. a birthday just happened to fall on veterans day.

antoinette: doug. doug: i'm just saying. antoinette: all right. well, moving on -- rallies continue in the election election of donald trump. doug: this as trump stays holed up in his penthouse. the reaction from the local senator rumored to be in line for a cabinet job. antoinette: the patriots are gearing up for a big game, a rematch of super bowl xlix. how the team is readying for tonight's showdown against the seahawks. doug: it will look a lot like this. dark out. sun's on the way. and tomorrow is a gigantic moon. ? ? even hollywood's latest sweetheart needs to... punish the porcelain occasionally. but to avoid embarrassment... i give every bathroom the v.i.poo treatment. spray generously before taking your seat and v.i.poo forms a protective layer trapping the icky smell of your devil's donuts. t of your boss, hollywood's hottest director. announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- antoinette: a deadly shooting in a dorchester neighborhood. police calling it a murder. the search right now for a gunman. doug: a fourth day of rallying in the

antoinette: 8:55. we're following breaking news from cuba this mo former cuban president fidel castro. doug: he was 90 years old. he'll be cremated this morning. the funeral will be december 4 followed by a period of public mourning. antoinette: news of castro's death triggering celebrations in the streets of miami overnight. this was the scene in little havana. into the morning hours waving flags and dancing. president-elect donald trump tweeting this. fidel castro is dead! pope francis also reacting in a telegram to castro's brother saying i express my sadness, i offer my prayers for his eternal rest. doug: in local news, a sign of tape on the campus of a school out in harvard, massachusetts. a rock covered with swastikas as well as racist, sexist one of those swastikas is covering the star of david. a report was filed with police. antoinette: time right now is 8:56. and it is still foggy and damp out there. kelly ann: that's the main concern initially this morning. as we head into the afternoon, it'

doug and antoinette? antoinette: all right, kelly ann, thank you. 5 investigates a five-month undercover investigation into a state-funded police department, exposes cops on the clock while at home on the taxpayers' dime. doug: investigative reporter oversight. reporter: environmental police officer pat robert loads up a handful of fishing poles and is finally ready to respond for duty after staying at home on the clock for the first six hours of his shift. it's a troubling pattern 5 investigates discovered in our undercover investigation. some environmental cops at home on the taxpayers' dime, their takehome state trucks parked outside. >> it's a complete waste of taxpayer reporter: this person whose identity we're protecting is familiar with how the department works. >> there's no accountability. there's no supervision whatsoever. reporter: the mission of the environmental police is to protect the environment and natural resources. they enforce fishing, boating and hunting laws and relocate wayward anim

antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio in for emily riemer this morning. it's wednesday, november 30. right now on eyeopener, a hit-and-run in antoinette sends a man to the hospital. the search for the driver who dragged him for blocks and then took off. randy: a home burns in the city raced to help people escape. antoinette: former governor mitt romney sits down with the president-elect again. the night out on the the town for the former rivals. randy: good morning, cindy. >> i was going to tell you it's nice to see you. it's patchy, but locally it is dense. you might be driving and it's not so bad and all of a sudden you are in it. mile in town. look at orange near zero. this is where we have a dense fog advisory until 9:00 this morning. so just be mindful of the fact that the fog is out there this morning and will likely slow you down. we're running in the mid and upper 40s right now, even 50s on cape cod. yesterday's rain gone for now, but down to our south there is a new batch waiting in the wings. this will move in during the afternoon. clouds may break this morning and then fil

antoinette: they are. it is an annual tradition for thousands of people, including the newscenter 5 eyeopener team. they love yelling randy's name out there. doug: he is a lovable guy. antoinette: i took part in the parade along with randy, emily, cindy, and olessa. what a great time that was. doug: thank goodness that was yesterday and not today. this is worcester right now. antoinette: people reporting the flakes are flying. erika: we -- kelly ann: we are starting to see some of those snowflakes flying right now. we will not see much around here, especially in boston. a few tonight, but mainly you know what we may not be able to handle, the winds. we have wind advisories that have been issued. when gusts of 30 miles per hour and today you cannot rule out wind gusts of 42 even 50 miles per hour we see more dry opportunities. the coastline could bring some drizzle this morning and afternoon. we saw that live camera sh starting to fall. it is spotty and not widespread. it is moving northward and into southe

antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio along with kelly ann cicalese. hope you're enjoying that extra hour. you have to use it the house checking all the clocks. doug: the batteries in the smoke detector. kelly ann: we get an extra hour of what looks to be cloudiness in store for us. unfortunately, it's not a perfect ending to our weekend as we have light showers on the radar right now. that's mainly impacting some of the east coast and moving down toward the cape and islands. we have residual showers to the stay west of much of our region as we move through the midmorning. we'll look at what some of those showers are bringing. plymouth, very light drizzle. downtown boston dry. that's the case for much of your 128 and 495 travel. that's pushing onto the cape at this point. very light showers in far western portions of worcester county moving toward amherst also. that is going to be pushing southward as we move throughout the morning ahead. temperatures right now quite a bit warmer than yesterday at this time. yesterday. now we're in the 40's. downtown b

antoinette: no, no. i can get into this whole thing, but there's a thing in the springtime where if your alarm is set for 2:00 a.m., 2:00 a.m. doesn't exist, your alarm doesn't go off, you're late for work. kelly ann: in this circumstance, it will make you an hour for work. by this time tomorrow, we will start to see that morning hours. so, yeah, that means we'll have an earlier sunrise. unfortunately, an earlier sunset as well. right now temperatures are in the mid 30's. downtown boston feeling cooler. a very light wind. it's a wind chill of 31 degrees. that's what it's feeling like heading outside. many of us falling into the 20's especially as you move inland into western mass right now where we're seeing a few upper 20's on the board. good news as you're heading out this saturday morning, there is dry as we do see just a few clouds pushing through right now. a disturbance to our north trying to produce some rain and even some signs of snow. right now the only reports we're seeing is actually snow fal

doug and antoinette. antoinette: kelly ann, thank you. 8:16. taking a look at the other stories we're following now -- after a flash mob attack in d philadelphia that included an off-duty police officer suffering minor injuries. this happened at around 00 last night when police say a a pedestrian. at least one expect was taken into custody. antoinette: wellfleet harbor is set to reopen tomorrow morning. the state division of marine fisheries making the call after finding no evidence of norovirus which sickened more than 80 people who ate oysters harvested there. the harbor will have been clos toarvesting all shellfish except scallops for more than 25 days. that's four moreays than required by law. doug: a large protest in cincinnati. hundreds taking the streets after the murder case against a former police officer, ray tensing, ended up in a mistrial. the former university of cincinnati officer was accused of killing an unarmed black driver, sadubose, during a traffic stop last year. but prosecutors say jurors couldn't agree whether to convict

visit ncicap.org] antoinette: good morning, it's sunday november 27. i'm antoinette antonio. doug: and i'm doug meehan. beamed up to 42 degrees out there. nice and clear. things. kelly ann: right now, we have a temperature of 39 degrees in downtown boston. wind chills down into the lower 30's. we are now seeing wind speeds up to 16 miles an hour moving into the northwest, bringing in that cool air into the region. feels like 25 degrees. the windchill is really going to be we are staying dry. any signs of clouds well off to the west and that is also where we see flurries. i will have a look at the next track of rainfall in the area coming up. antoinette: breaking news from new orleans. doug: multiple people shot in the french quarter. police say at least one man died at the hospital. at least nine others are injured. two men are under arrest for gun possession including one of the victims. it's still unclear who fired the shots. we'll bring you more information as we get it. antoinette: breaking overnight in boston, state police are investigating a deadly crash on morrissey bo

antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio. let's check in with kelly ann cicalese for the forecast. we're finally warming up a whole 34 degrees right now. kelly ann: slow to warm out there. it's a frosty cold start. we're seeing frost advisories heading out toward the cape until 10:00 a.m. this morning. many of us starting to climb out t it's feeling chilly at 39 degrees in downtown boston. now that the sun has risen, check out this beautiful sky. it's a mix of sun and clouds we'll see throughout the day, allowing our temperatures to eventually warm up into the 50's as we climb into the afternoon. right now, there's those clouds moving through. things are looking dry, at least for most of us, although we do see a very small disturbance just to our north trying to produce a snowflake or two as we move into the north carolina a lot of the action as far as rain and snow staying well to the north. doug: we're following breaking news this morning. this video just in of a shooting in dorchester. boston police called to the scene on bentham road near mount ida around 1:00 this morning. a l

antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio. 6:00. 48 degrees outside. doug: ooh. antoinette: not that one. the other "s" word. the cold, cold "s" word. kelly ann: that's the snow we're tracking into western massachusetts right now. you can see, that is locked in place for this morning. it's been in place for much of the early morning hours and will likely stay in place for the afternoon. that's why accumulations of snowfall will be impressive on those highest mountains. elsewhere, it's a cool rain tracking through. that's following a northerly track make its way with light rainfall through much of the cape and also just along the coastline. even downtown boston seeing light rainfall at this point. moving into new hampshire, we have showers pushing through making its way into manchester at this point. then that snowfall just barely extending onto 91 this morning. this is a persistent snow, light but persistent throughout the day. we will likely see that snow into tonight and tomorrow morning as well. many of us missing out on the we have that wind that will keep us with wind chills in the 3

doug and antoinette? antoinette: kelly ann, thank you. we are following breaking news from westport. doug: a woman is dead and five others hurt after a rollover crash. the driver was on route 195 when she rolled over to the other side. antoinette: also breaking this morning, this is egleston square in roxbury. some of the victims are children. none of the injuries is life-threatening. doug: a scare at a donald trump rally in reno, nevada. secret service agents, you see them there, rushing the gop nominee off the stage after someone in the crowd yelled allegedly gun. agents grabbed that person, but no gun was found. trump did return to the podium and he finished his speech. antoinette: the eyeopener's juli mcdonald tells us several neighbors are displaced. juli: frantic neighbors ran door to door saturday morning, shouting to warn others about a massive fire tearing through this vacant house on george street. >> she woke me up. i seen an inferno. black clouds. flames in this building and that juli: boston fire said one man was killed. the

antoinette: caught in the crossfire. a three year old child wounded when gunfire breaks out in the middle of the day. >> this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. antoinette: is it feel like 11:00 in the morning? [laughter] antoinette: good morning, it is 10:00 on your sunday november 6th. i'm antoinette antonio. doug: and i'm doug meehan. kelly ann: it is slow to budge for some of us will enough the coast enough to the cape right now we are seeing some lingering showers. most of us heading out seeing dry conditions in place for areas of western of the sun breaking out already this morning. right now, we see bright yellow and orange colors. that indicate some ice pellets as it falls along the cape right now. mostly along with light drizzle. at this point it will continue to push south and eastward and eventually attracts more drizzle later this afternoon. here is a live look in worcester what we see that sun trying to peek to the heavy cloud deck. the wind already starting to strengthen and 13 miles per hour. that is making it fee

doug and antoinette? antoinette: kelly ann, thank you. we're following breaking news out of new orleans this morning. doug: the multiple people shot in the french quarter. at least one man died at the hospital. at least nine others are injured. it happened on bourbon street. two men are under arrest for gun possession including one of the victims. it is still unclear who fired the shots. we'll bring you more information as it comes in. antoinette: more breaking news overnight out of boston. state police investigating a deadly crash one person is dead, two others in the hospital after the crash that happened at 1:00 this morning. survivors are being treated for nonlife-threatening injuries. crews are still on the scene of a house fire in groton. the fire started in the boston road home just before 5:00 this morning. no one was hurt. the cause of the fire still under investigation. doug: right now, investigators are searching for answers after a woman is found dead inside her with her three small children. investigators say it is unclear ho

antoinette: thank you. massachusetts attorney general threatening to take the president-elect to court if necessary. an e-mail was sent out yesterday calling many of trump's campaign promises unconstitutional. she said she feels the administration could overreach on healthcare, gun laws, and other issues. she has launched a fundraising effort in case she does in fact sue. congressional democratsote this morning. he says he is backing ohio representative tim ryan over nancy pelosi. he thinks ryan will help to appeal to working class voters who voted for trump. steven lynch is backing ryan. randy: a shooting involving a police officer. police say the man was killed by officers had been seen before committing crimes. there's video of that. the eyeopener's sera congi is in lynn where this was eye. sera? reporter: good morning, randy. the violence began with an armed robbery at the gas station along the lynnway. we are learning the suspect shot and killed by police was involved in another robbery in a similar wa

antoinette: commitment 2016. a new poll giving donald trump a slight lead over hillary clinton , 40 --- 40% to 39%. the same poll gave clinton a three-point lead over trump. erika: both campaigns will make a final push donald trump will visit southern new hampshire university in manchester monday night. clinton not planning any trips herself so far that we've just learned chelsea clinton will campaign in new hampshire friday and president obama will be there on monday. the president campaigning for clinton right now in florida. antoinette: this coming as maggie rulli has the latest from washington. maggie: with just five days to go donald trump celebrating in florida. and hillary clinton counting her chances in arizona. >> this state is in play for the first time in years. maggie: both key battleground states that like many recent polls show the race could go either way. today's abc news national tracking poll shows clinton up them every step of the way. karen travers is with the trunk campaign. >> we landed in n

antoinette: hello, i'm antoinette antonio. erika and emily are off today. we begin with breaking news this noon. the fbi and new york police department are assessing the credibility of information they received of a possible al qaeda terror attack against the u.s. on the eve of election day. officials say counterterrorism investigators are reviewing the information that mentioned new york, texas, and virginia as potential targets. both hillary clinton and donald trump are holding their election date parties in new york. breaking in jordan, three u.s. service members have been killed at an incident at an airbase. jordanian officials say the car they were riding in failed to stop at the gate. one of the air force officers from jordan was also injured. an investigation is underway. we're following breaking news out of new jersey where two former allies of governor chris christie have been convicted in the so-called bridgegate trial. bridget kelly, governor chris christie's former deputy chief of staff, and bill baroni, a christie appointee to the port authorit

antoinette: making headlines right now. four boston police officers recovering after a violent confrontation. two were dragged by a suspect's car. the other two, nearly hit by the vehicle. another busy day in the skies and on the roads ahead of the thanksgiving holiday. this year the number of travelers is expected to be up. so far, the weather in new england is cooperating with now but them may not be the case for the holiday itself or for your black friday shopping plans. let's check in with cindy fitzgibbon keeping a close eye on the system. cindy: store moving through the midwest. wintry precipitation around the cleveland area stretching up through parts of michigan back into wisconsin. this is moving in our direction. as it does so it's bumping into chilly air. see off to the west 20's and 30's. going to beat half to dislodge the cold air as the moisture starts to move in tomorrow morning. great shape the rest of the afternoon. clear skies up until the sunsets at 4:16. low to mid 40's. once the sun goes down clouds beg

antoinette? reporter: emily and randy, we just got word from state police moments ago that this crash involved it was that driver who was killed in the crash. it happened on this stretch of 495 on the foxboro/plainville line. state police say the crash happened just around 2:00 this morning. two vehicles were involved. one of those vehicles was going north in the southbound lanes of 495 when it crashed into another oncoming veer near excite 14 between route 1 and 95. was killed. the victim in the other vehicle was taken to rhode island hospital. state police aren't saying what they think led to the crash. as for those of you travelling in this area of 495, all lanes are back open after part of it was shut down for a few hours in the overnight hours. that's the latest from foxboro, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: thank you. right now questions after a wild scene plays out in a parking lot of a supermarket. emily: this was the scene last an employee hit by a car. the eyeopener's sera

antoinette emily, and they are just devastated. detectives are looking into whether an adult possibly rolled over that infant in bed and whether drugs were involved. there are still several unanswered questions about what happened in this harrison place home. a baby found unconscious, later pronounced dead. a source tells 5 investigates the infant was just 5 weeks old. >> the whole family was excited to have the baby. antoinette: yesterday, investigators found the infant in a bed with two unconscious adults, a 19-year-old woman and 23-year-old man. detectives spent much of day collecting evidence, in hopes of finding out what lead to this tragedy. >> it's pretty sad. again, we knew they were they were happy about this baby so its pretty sad a little baby died and it's not fair. antoinette: neighbors erika and jasmine benitez say they were invited to the baby shower a couple months back, but never saw the baby. sources say investigators are over onto the infant killing the -- over onto the infant, killing the baby, and that drugs co

antoinette? antoinette: police are confirming this crash did involve a wrongway driver, and it was that driver who was killed. it happened -- it's hard to see but this is the stretch here's a look at the scene from overnight. this crash happening just around 2:00 this morning. the two vehicles were involved. one of them was going north in the southbound lanes of 495 when it crashed into another vehicle near exit 14. that's between route 1 and 95. the person driving the wrong way was killed. the victim in the other vehicle was taken to rhode island hospital. still no word on their condition this morning. driver who was killed got the, got on the highway in the wrong direction, and for those traveling this stretch of 495, all lanes are back open after being shut down for some time. that is the latest live on the foxboro, plainville line. antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: thank you, and there are questions after a wild scene plays out in a parking lot of a supermarket. >> this was the sc

antoinette. antoinette: emily and randy the big mystery happened to the two people inside that car and why did they run away? take a look at video of the aftermath here just looking at that car in pieces. it really is amazing that anyone survived this crash but police say that the two people inside the car took off from the mangled mess near oak island road, and we have dramatic video showing the moment of impact. take a look. you can see the car drive onto the tracks around the crossing arms, and then that train plows two people you see scrambling away. it's unclear why they drove onto the tracks. a neighbor's surveillance video capturing this whole thing. we are working to get more details including why those two people took off and where they are now. we're live in revere this morning, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: thank you. now to the other big stories we're following on the eyeopener. randy: and erika is back with the overnight developments. erika: three months after the mur

antoinette: it wasn't sold where we purchased ours. doug: no. antoinette: that's one hint. all right. let's check in with kelly ann now for a look at the forecast. and we're seeing some sun today. kelly ann: finally seeing the sun starting to break out, but, unfortunately, it won't do much as far as warming us up. it's a very cold start as we're dropping down into the 30's for much of the region. worcester 33. springfield at 20 degrees is 37. and that wind chill is going to be a factor. right now it's feeling like the 20's for much of our region. that wind-chill factor down to 23 degrees in worcester right now. wind-chill factors along the coastline mainly in the upper 20's, lower 30's, with hyannis feeling like 32 degrees. even the height of the afternoon, those wind chills are going to make the high temperatures in the 40's feel like the 30's. so it's a chilly day in store canadian area, 10 to 20 miles per hour in the height of the afternoon. we will see the sun break through. it will be a dry day. because of clear skies in place for tonight, conditions are going to get v

antoinette? >> emily and randy, the big mystery this morning -- where are the two people who were inside that car and why did they run away? let's take a look at that scene from overnight. you can see the car just in pieces. it really is amazing that anyone survived when you look at this. police say those people inside mangled mess near oak island road. we have video that shows the moment of impact. look at this surveillance video from the neighbor's house. you see the car drive on the tracks, around the crossing articles, then the train plows into the vehicle. two people scrambling away. it's unclear why they drove onto the tracks. the neighbor's surveillance camera capturing that whole thing. as for the people on board the train, they were taken on buss to their destination and no reports of any injuries. we are working to gather more this big mystery on who those two people are and why they ran from the scene. antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> antoinette, thank you. to the other big st

live in dorchester, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: also breaking, police making an arrest in connection university campus police officer. the officer just got out of surgery a short time ago after being shot in the head while investigating car break-ins. the man who is under arrest is believed to be a person of interest in last night's shooting. the school's president says the 29-year-old officer is with family but has a tough road ahead. new this morning, newly released data shows homicides in the city of boston have gone up dramatically. there have been 40 homicides so far. that is a 20% jump over 2015. community leaders tell the herald thath an increase in gang activity. they are asking witnesses to come forward, they find hot spots for the crimes, franklin field at blue hill avenue and the boden geneva neighborhood of the city. >> a holiday warning from federal authorities, the department of homeland security urging vigilance as you celebrate. in new york city, police are stepping up security for the famed thanksgiving day

s antoinette todd, 22. her boyfriend reported her missing three days ago, the same time he reported his car stolen. this boyfriend's car is what the junkyard owner sees last night before he finds the girl's body in another car that's abandoned. - you verified the plate? - mm-hmm. we figure the d.o.a.... got taken from the boyfriend's car in the junkyard and then put into another car in the trunk. - what's the boyfriend's background? - b.c.i. shows him clean. strangled, raped, sodomized and suffered multiple burns. gotta like the boyfriend for openers. lived in a downstairs apartment. the wife found him on the way to work. that's her on the left. - he wasn't robbed. - look at this, greg. his head's all flattened, like he got hit with a wall. yeah. who's that with the wife? neighbor. [ crying ] we're very sorry for your loss, ma'am. i'm carol buono. i live on four. if you feel up to it, we'd like to ask you a few questions. i will if carol can stay. she's being a real friend. when did you see your husband las

we're live in dorchester, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> antoinette, thank you. detroit police making an arrest in connection with the shooting of a wayne state university campus police officer. that officer just got out of surgery a short time ago after being shot in the head while investigating car break-ins. the man under arrest is believed to be a person of interest in officers describe -- the school's president says the 29-year-old officer is with family but has a tough road ahead. new this morning, new data shows homiciding in boston have gone up dramatically. 40 homicides so far this year. community leaders tell the herald the trend is tied to an increase in gang activity and reluctance of witnesses to come forward. the report finds so-called hot spots for these the bowdoin-geneva neighborhood. >> a holiday warning from federal authorities. the department of homeland security urging vigilance as you celebrate. in new york city police are stepping up security for the famed thanksgiving day parade. federal authorities issuing a clear message to law enforceme

antoinette? antoinette: emily and randy, police made that arrest overnight, the man who barricaded himself in a home. he said he of rounds of ammunition, even firing at police officers. here's a look at that scene from overnight. the tense situation starting around 9:30 last night. police called to this home on john scott boulevard because of an argument between a man and a woman. that woman managed to escape with a young child. but the man identified as 42-year-old heath mullet barricaded himself inside. the swat team and other local police agencies were called in. at one point, several rounds vehicle. mullet eventually surrendered and was taken to the hospital for evaluation. he now faces several charges including assault with intent to murder. there were no other injuries. we're live in norton this morning. antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: antoinette, thank you. other stories we're following right now, firefighters are trying to figure out what caused a house fire on tewksbury on

. >> let's get to the eyeopener's antoinette antonio in dorchester right now. antoinette? >> what a scary situation this was for those four police officers. two of them were actually dragged by the suspect's car. two of them were nearly hit by that vehicle. all of this starting with a call to this area of this dorchester bar that call came in around 12:30 for reports of a person who had a gun near dublin house on stoughton street. police found a car matching the description they were given, but as they were investigating, that car suddenly took off, dragging two of the officers and nearly hitting those other two officers. four police officers were taken to the hospital, suffering from nonlife-threatening injuries. as for that suspect, they got is that the vehicle is a silver chevy with connecticut plates. police say that there are surveillance cameras in this area and right now they are reviewing that surveillance video in hopes of hoping with their investigation. but the suspect, for now, is still on the loose. we're live in dorchester this morning, antoinette antonio, wc

antoinette: good morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm antoinette antonio. doug: i'm doug meehan. we're following breaking news on the eye. five cars collide in roxbury overnight sending half a dozen people to the hospital. the new video from overnight. antoinette: a new hampshire man facing animal cruelty charges. how he explains the shooting of his neighbor's dog. note turned into a real treat. antoinette: ah, involving one of kelly ann's favorites. kit kat. speaking of, let's check in with kelly ann and the forecast. kelly ann: revealing my secrets. i love kit kat. here's a look at what's going on. we have a few showers lingering on the coast especially as you move toward the north shore. the initial band of showers early this morning, that's now moving onto the cape. let's zoom in. you can see in gloucester we have light rain pushing through, pushing south and east. that so areas of new hampshire. this is going to push off the coast as we see dry opportunities for later this morning and afternoon. a north breeze will keep us cool and breezy throughout th

antoinette: thank you for joining us. i'm antoinette antonio. doug: i'm doug meehan. stories we're following on the eye right now. a deadly construction site accident in duxbury, the worker killed by a power saw and the investigation underway. antoinette: an arrest made in this hit and run in chelsea. absorbing impact better than ever. the changes it could make from cellphones to helmets. antoinette: all those stories are straight ahead. first we want to check in with kelly ann cicalese. we have a messy day on tap. kelly ann: absolutely. we have several advisories and warnings in effect as we move into mainly western massachusetts where the winter storm warning extends into the northern portions of the berkshires. that's where snowfall accumulationsr and tomorrow. wind advisories go into effect later this morning. that's in effect for the entire region until late tomorrow evening. we're looking to see wind gusts close to 40 miles per hour today, 50 miles per hour tomorrow. that's the sort of wind that's going to impact how it's feeling as you're heading out the door t

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

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emily: antoinette antonio with new information on a frightening scene, antoinette. antoinette: it was, emily. police say that man who barricaded himself actually fired several shots at police officers, even hitting a police vehicle. he eventually surrendered and he is now facing several charges. here is a look at that scene from overnight. this all started around 9:30 last night. it was a domestic argument at a home on john scott boulevard that police were called to. a woman and child escaped from the home where police say 42-year-old heath mullet barricaded himself w he also said he had several rounds of ammunition. mullet allegedly shot at a police vehicle before he surrendered. police say they did not fire back. he now faces several charges, including assault with intent to murder, and he was taken to the hospital for evaluation. we're live in norton this morning, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> a hate crime on the t's red line. three teenage girls target a immigrant. it happened november 7. the girls told the 49-year-old woman to go back to her own cou

antoinette antonio is live in norton right now with what we learned. antoinette? >> emily, police made an arrest overnight, they arrested the man who they say barricaded himself inside the home just beyond the trees. he had a gun, several rounds of ammunition, and even fired at overnight. this tense situation started around 9:30 last night, police were called to this home on john scott boulevard because of an argument between a man and woman. that woman managed to escape with a young child. the man who is now identified as 42-year-old heath mullet barricaded himself inside, and other police agencies were called in. at one point police say that several rounds of ammunition were fired. one round even hitti police vehicle. mullet surrendered. he was taken to the hospital for evaluation. he now faces several charges, including assault with intent to murder. there are no other injuries in this incident. we're live in norton, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: firefighters are trying to figure out what started a house fire in tewksbury. this happened last nig

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antoinette? antoinette: and that suspect, vincent weaks, is facing charges of afault and battery with a dangerous weapon. he's accused of driving two officers. outside the dublin house bar on stoughton street in dorchester. a call of a person with a gun. while questioning weaks, he put the vehicle in gear and hit the accelerator while trying to take the keys out of the ignition, the two officers were dragged about 20 feet. the other two officers were hurt when they were hit by the car. none of them were seriously hurt. all were taken to the hospital as a precaution. as for weaks, he initially got away but police caught up with him a few hours later. live in dorchester this morning, antoinette antonio, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: antoinette, thank you. right now, boston public schools is reviewing its internal communications and the move follows alleged sex acts performed on a school bus. a spokesman tells "the herald" a comprehensive internal review is underway and, quote, as a result, we expect t