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sounds like a song, cindy. cindy: it does. cold start to your weekend for sure. timing the recovery we'll see today and a much warmer temperature pattern moving in randy: monday morning on the eye, you think you are doing everything right. >> three unexpected items that can drag down your credit score. >> and a warm start for the the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, ap classes, 's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state. doug: welcome back. it's 6:16. your economy this morning -- governor charlie baker is expecting a nearly $300 million state budget gap that could lead to cuts and layoffs. "the globe" reporting the administration plans to launch a by-out program for executive branch employees. layoffs could follow depending on how m

announcer: now your stormteam 5 forecast with cindy fitzgibbon. cindy: cindy fitzgibbon here. it's not monday. so just -- antoinette: it's not friday. cindy: or tuesday, wednesday or thursday. doug: it could be january. i'm not sure. cindy: that would be something. doug: that would be something. antoinette: do not fast-forward, please. cindy: i know. the past two weekends, we had rain which we need. we're not complaining about that. but like perfect fall weather this weekend. if you were up early this morning, really early this morning, look at this. antoinette: wow! cindy: that looks amazing! this is the full, almost, harvest -- hunter's moon there over the old north church in boston. it was setting which is why it looks so big when this is the full hunter's moon. it will be full just after midnight as it comes up after 6:00 p.m. sometimes it's the harvest moon. it's always closest to the equinox. that was in september. a freeze warning inland till 9:00 a.m. low temperatures have already occurred. this is close to average when we typically see our first freeze at least out to

cindy: but they have a great story to tell. cindy: my second was born in december. i was afraid there was going to be a storm. emily: exactly, exactly. doug: i'm just going to believe you guys. cindy: well, hard to believe we're talking about temperatures in the 70's to around 80 the next few days. we hit 71 in boston yesterday. and, you know, the month overall is averaging just slightly below average after the next few days, that is going to change. we have some really warm temperatures coming up this week. 57 right now in worcester. got lower 60's plymouth out to the cape. north shore as well. boston is 64 right now. our average high this time of year is only about 61. so we're already above average out there. it's early in the morning. a blanket of clouds overnight dropping southward with a frontal boundary. this is a cold front, but on the other side, the air is not all that chilly. there are 40's in canada. you see all the warmth back to the west and the south. that's going to work back in as the front lifts to the north coming up tomorrow. lunchtime temperatur

emily: cindy and olessa tracking it for us. cindy up with how much longer this rain lasts. cindy: we are seeing the lifting north. you are getting it across the new hampshire sea coast. through portsmouth, heavy downpours from beverly to gloucester. we dry out around the boston area. hyannis to chatham, we are getting in on some rainfall here. so even if the rain isn't falling, there are still some big puddles out there. there is a wind advisory until 10. gusts running over 20, even 30 miles an hour. we have the milder out the door. lower 50's right now boston. worcester sitting at 44 degrees. as this rain continues to lift on out, storm center is going to bring in a westerly wind on the back side. we will see showers taper off around 7:00 this morning. the skies brighten 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 this morning, but clouds may fill back in as temperatures drop this afternoon. so here are your highs. we'll hit these before lunchtime. and that westerly wind is going to bring in some cooler temperatures this afternoon. pinwheel back in. about 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, don't be shocked if ther

cindy? cindy: and we've got fog out there this morning, but downpours possible as we head toward the evening hours. muggy air in place and cooler windy weekend on the air. take a look at the radar. patches of mist and drizzle. light showers now. but that fog may slow you down. look at that, though. 61 in plymouth. kelly ayotte: thanks, ayotte. and when i take the plate for new hampshire... i'm up against a political machine that plays dirty -- throwing millions in false, negative ads... i'm out here knocking down every lie... because new hampshire deserves better. that's why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... ...and help families pay for college... i approved this message because no matter what they're throwing at me... >> good morning, eyeopener. from your friends at the beacon hotel. october is breast cancer awareness month. we challenge you to raise funds for breast cancer awareness. good food for a great cause. we had our office bake sale. this w

cindy? cindy: and cold in a word. temperatures not getting out of the 40's today and rain is moving in for later this week. where it could start as a little touch of snow or a mix. that's ahead first. take a look at the temperatures as you're heading out the door. 30's and 40's. just 36, clear skies, but it's windy as you're stepping out the >> good morning, eyeopener. randy: good morning. our friends in blue at furnace brook middle school this morning. emily: love this color coordination. everybody can do it. get everybody together. record your wake-up call for us and you can do it on your phone. it's very then just upload it to ulocal using our wcvb app. emily: we're all channelling the cold, right? cindy: blue is the color of cold. what a change. 80 last week. emily: distant memory now. cindy: until this week, we've been running above average for the month of october. that has changed and will continue to do so as we have a than average temperatures. we should be still in the upper 50's, close to 60 this time of ye

cindy: there you go. it's nice to look at the moon from inside this morning, because when you're out there, it is chilly. it's going to be midnight. it's almost full out there this morning. we have a frost advisory along the coastline until 9:00 a.m. you get just away from the coast back to 495, it is a freeze warning. if you have still some plants going, annuals that you care about, bring them inside. freezing temperatures back to 495. we've had the killing hard freeze through worcester county. much later and in the city of boston, it's typically as we start the month of november. in town right now we're 43 degrees. but 30's elsewhere. below freezing bedford and nashua. you can see 20's showing up orange, keene and jaffrey. norwood down off route 1, it's chillier. 29 there. 30 in taunton. 30 on the vineyard. mid 30's from falmouth to hyannis right now too. it is cold across the northeast. but look to the west. you can see how muchil is. 53 in chicago. that is right now. there are some 60's on the map as

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cindy, maybe a scraper? cindy: a few communities have frost. lots of low 30's and some frost in many suburbs this morning. frost advisories, freeze warnings through 9:00 a.m. sunshine, light winds. it's a nice recovery this afternoon. lower 60's today. mid 60's tomorrow. then we're in the upper 60's, a lot more clouds. a chance of a few showers. that's it. we dry things out for the weekend. >> we called the fire department and nothing would go through. emily: a texas man couldn't reach his brother trapped by floodwaters in north carolina. as a joke, he sent him a photo of a severely flooded street with the message, at least it isn't this bad. it turns out that that photo is the street where craig williams' brother lives. he was through twitter, craig was able to communicate with a drone operator who helped guide them to the home where he was trapped. >> i'm kind of like, is he messing with me right now? i was kind of in disbelief. i mean, it worked. there's the drone hovering right in front of me. emily: chris williams says he was trapped in th

cindy: no. emily: except me because it did me so much time to find my winter clothes -- cindy: but now they are ready. [laughter] emily: it is like spring in st. louis. cindy: this is not it was warmer than that at sunrise. a warm week ahead. temperatures way above average. blue skies and sunshine to go along with the warmth. 73 in boston. the winds are like. we have already managed low 70's on the north shore. upper 60's out in worcester right now. we've got a lot of sunshine now. notice the clouds off to the frontal boundary. this will start to look northward. as that front moves eastward -- we should sneak up into the mid-70's in a lot of areas. very warm. as we work through the next few days, temperatures will be higher, 76 today in time. we have the rest of your forecast just ahead. doug: all right, cindy, thanks. candidates gearing up for the debate on wednesday, the third and final. karen travers is reporting that donald trump has focused his attention the past two days on making allegati

cindy? cindy: all right, olessa. we're tracking rain this morning focused primarily across southeastern massachusetts. this is racing on through. i think it's out of 8:00, 9:00 this morning. skies are going to brighten up. we'll be in the upper 50's with a gusty breeze. look at the temperatures the next couple of days. turns even chillier. upper 40's the best we do through midweek with more rain later thursday into friday. emily? emily: thank you. hundreds marched through barrington, rhode island, sunday dressed in yoga pants to teach a he wrote to the "barrington times" saying women over 20 shouldn't wearing yoga pants. tarentino says it was a joke, but protestors aren't buying it. >> we're sick and tired of our -- our clothing and our bodies being policed by men. he's saying that it was a joke and it was funny, and if it was, then i wish he'd join us. emily: tarentino asked the group passed by anyway ending with a yoga session. randy: five people killed in a wrong-way crash in middleborough. and an olympic swimmer

let's get over to cindy in the forecast. cindy: mid 40's in the cape. worcester down to 47 degrees. the sun will be up. by 9:00 a.m., only about 44 degrees. temperatures by lunchtime. much cooler than yesterday. we are well up into the 60's. mid and upper 40's from worcester hills to the merrimack let's get you out to the roads this morning. olessa: a live look outside. you can see traffic flowing freely here. this is the first morning we have the rush-hour. let's check the rest of your ride. no problems to report. fine. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. emily: right now drivers are bracing for what could be a rough commute. this is video in overnight as crews tear down toll plazas across the state. today will be the first real test of open tolling on the mass pike. randy: we continue with the eyeopener's sera congi on the road this morning. lot of sign changes as well. there will be work zone areas along the pike as we go through demolition. as you approach the toll plazas, expect to see police. right now, there is going to be a 15 mile per hour speed limit. as we

with cindy and olessa. friday! cindy: it's a chilly morning this week. this is not the coldest morning we've had this week, but the wind is busy. you'll notice it when you step outside. winds 10 to 15, gusting higher along the coastline. even though it's in the 40's, it morning running down in the 30's. 48 boston. still hanging on to lower 50's from hyannis to nantucket right now. skies, though, are clear. loads of sunshine in the forecast today as high pressure noses in. that gusty wind coming right out of canada. temperatures are going to have a tough time climbing by 8:00 a.m. still some gusty winds. we're still near 50 degrees. less wind by lunchtime. but it's only 54. i think we'll hold mostly in the upper 50's for highs this afternoon. waltham to lowell and nashua. 58 in boston. lots of mid and upper 50's through worcester county. it may touch 60 in fitchburg, south of town from taunton to new bedford. beautiful day. lots of sunshine. a nice weekend on the way. more coming up. let's get you out to the roads. friday morning. olessa: friday light as

cindy? cindy: we have another cool day. temperatures won't be getting out of the 40's today when parts of the state could actually see a touch of snow. erika? erika: breaking overnight, police arrest a fugitive in fall river. 16-year-old jayden smith charged with murder. smith is expected to fac e you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, ap classes, pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state. randy: a message in a bottle from new hampshire was found thousands of miles away. emily: 50 years later now, it is back with the family of the man who sent this. beach. it made its way to the caribbean landing on a beach in turks and caicos. clint buffington read the note that said return to this address and receive an award. buffington finally got

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cindy? cindy: some of us seeing showers moving through this morning. where they head, the timeline on that and when the temperatures i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that i think: what about the students in all of our schools? every new charter takes away more money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million dollars, just last year. we can't afford to drain even more money from our kids' schools because they're already losing so much. i'm not just standing up for my own kids; i'm fighting for yours, too. emily: airline security concerns. two passengers board the plane in philadelphia that was supposed to be locked. francesco dedos and his daughter boarded that 9:00 a.m. american airlines flight three hours early yesterday. no one was there to check for boarding passes. the pilot later said the jetway door was left open overnight and that allowed the pair to get on unnoticed. passengers were switched to other planes out of an abundance of through a translator, dedos says it's not his fault. >> was it unlocked? >> no,

randy: will we see any sunshine today, cindy? cindy: maybe this much. that would be more than we've seen the past few days. 56 degrees right now in boston. the wind is from the southwest. it is light. there is some fog. you can see it across southern new hampshire and out through running 1 1/2 miles. widespread 50's out there now. the temperatures have not changed too much the past few days. you can see the radar picking up on a couple of patchy areas of drizzle. if you look to the west, you can see more concentrated showers. we have an upper-level low. a piece of energy will rotate around that. as we go through the morning hours, the clouds may thin out. there may be a touch of brightening during lunchtime. during the afternoon, one or two showers may pop up over the it is so cold aloft, there could be a thunderstorm with small hail. but these are focused mainly outside of 495 and temperatures will get higher than they have been. most of us popping up into the 60's, maybe nearing 70 in a few spots. a little bit of improvement to start your weather. let

cindy? cindy: it is windy out there this morning and chilly for much of the day. the frost and freeze warnings that are up for tonight and the warm-up on the way this weekend. emily: a close call for a after a shark burst into his cage. this incredible escape caught on randy: 20 before 5:00. under ground. emily: we're hearing about how this pulled off. it started at 10:00 yesterday morning after winston and rosie got stuck down a pipe. the rescue required a backhoe, police and fire, two different public works crews, and six hours. finally, the dogs were freed. obviously, happy to be out. >> they were pretty excited about getting out of there. s >> dogs are fine. dogs are in good health. well taken care of here. they're very lucky. i'm glad it's over. emily: both dogs doing fine. their owner says first thing on today's to do list, clean up the backyard. randy: they're happy to get out. emily: still ahead, heating your home unfortunately going to cost you a little more this winter. randy: the price you can expect to pay and why the forecast is leading experts to thi

cindy. cindy: you saw the orange, how about a pink shot here? this is from sandy up in hampton falls. the el paca is nice, as well. gorgeous sky. this is courtesy of mid and high level clouds working on through. you can see they are sitting out across connecticut and rhode island so these are out of here, and the skies are going to brighten up. it's a deep blue sky but the north and west of town where it was in the 20s and 30s yesterday morning. it's mostly in the lower 40s now. 47 in worcester. 49 in boston, and colder 40s south of town on the cape. it took longer for the clouds to come in. the high pressure though going to give us a nice day. off to the west you can see the showers. these are going to work in our direction for tomorrow. so we'll see the temperatures come up by 10:00 into the mid 60s and low 60s at lunchtime and we hold there in boston under the sunshine. easterly wind developing, east, the coast and mid to upper 60's inland, as warm as 68 in nashua. and southerly winds tonight with low clouds and fog and can't rule out the dri

and kevin and cindy are here. cindy: if we are starting out in the 60s, we are jumping up today, and there is mid and high level clouds moving through this morning. you can see them over boston right now, as well, so as the sun pops up just after 7:00, it should make for a gorgeous sunrise this morning. look at these readings, and mid 60s on the cape. south shore, north shore, and boston, and we're running around 70 in fitchburg andee and our average high this time of year is around 60, so already warmer than average, mild at the bus stop, getting off the bus, and someone well up into the 70s, so dress for maybe august, instead of october. you can see the clouds kind of advancing on towards the coastline right now. and the showers falling apart along the frontal boundary, so there could be a stray sprinkle, especially route 2, but most of us are going to be dry through 8:00, the clouds drop south, and pike on northward by lunchtime and linger longer here in southeastern massachusetts, and we're all brightening thi

cindy, we're starting with cloud cover. cindy: the weather word of the past few days. we're starting that way today. i think we'll see slow improvements today as we do have sunshine. you can see the clouds and the murkiness out there. a little fog. not a big issue around town, but you run into it toward worcester county and new hampshire sea coast. visibility under 1/4 mile up in portsmouth. just a heads-up. you may run into that fog this morning. look at all the temperatures running in the 50's as they have been the past couple of days. you can see the radar trying to pick up on a couple of patchy areas of drizzle. i think overall, our focus is off to the west as we have this upper-level low sit spinning. a piece of energy will rotate in in the afternoon. the clouds may try to thin out a little bit this morning through lunchtime. thereafter, notice southern new hampshire, worcester county, a couple of showers popping up. because it is so cold aloft, can't rule out a thunderstorm that could contain small hail. although these will be popping up, the focus is mainly outs

cindy fitzgibbon, it's wet out there. cindy: we've got rain rolling through. not everyone seeing it. not a whole lot, the worcester area westward. we've had downpours coming through the boston area and that focus of heavier rain shifting south of the city right now. from norwood to sharon over to weymouth and marshfield, it's pouring, but it's not going to last that long. this rain is riding right toward skies clear out across connecticut along a frontal boundary which may get stuck and hung up for a while here in northeastern massachusetts. one side of the front is very warm. in fact near record highs. on the other side of the front, it is much cooler. look at the highs in bangor, maine. near 80 in new york city. 82 philly. 84 d.c. we'll be in between 70's to 80 degrees locally. the day starts out murky. 70's back to chicago. a lot of warmth for this time of year. a stretch of quiet weather back toward the great lakes. chicago, st. louis. that's our weather coming up for tomorrow as we've got this frontal boundary that crosses in the morning. high pressure no

cindy, chilly out there. cindy: you can see the temperatures in the 40's. you're thinking that's a little cool. the wind is blowing. it's gusting over 20 miles per hour. so it actually feels like it's in the 30's outside. so keep that in mind as you're heading out. a lot ofsh gusty winds with us throughout the day. upper 50's the best we do today. temperatures recover back in the mid 60's here midweek. next chance of rain a couple showers possible later thursday. erika? erika: thanks so much. caught on camera, an armed robbery in an alabama donut shop, the store owner fighting back. she saw the hooded man, he tried to hide his face, ordered two donuts. he pulled out a steel pipe. tried to fight him off. >> i need to fight him off. that's my money. i work hard every day. erika: despite her efforts, the robber got money, ran off. investigators still searching for that suspect. randy: an uncomfortable exchange at the presidential debate last night and the conditions ahead of what could be big papi's last game. and a clue in the shooting of a little girl in st

cindy: i know. turn the car on early. emily: there you go. cindy: let it defrost on its own. we have a frost advisory away from the immediate coastline. that's where we're finding colder temperatures this through worcester county especially in the western part of the state, that's where we have a freeze warning. typically, our average day of the first freeze, and this is a killing freeze, not just a little bit of frost, is november 7 in boston. in western massachusetts, it's typically the first week of october. so this is not terribly unusual, the timing of this. typically, our first frost across the area does wait until november along the coastline, but we are right about average here as we near the third week and right about where we should be here out to the worcester area as well. so not terribly unusual this is happening, but it is a cold start this morning. hopefully, if you had some plants, you covered them up, brought them inside. look at this. we're below freezing in bedford and sitting at the same in jaffrey. 29 in keene. worcester is 43. boston is 44. so the city c

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the rain out of here, cindy. cindy: it sure is. good morning to you. a little chilly outside this morning, though. you'll feel it when you step out there. 45 degrees in town and that wind is active out of the north-northwest. sustained at 14, but it is gusting higher. look at this. we're gusting close to 40 miles noontime today. the potential is there for wind gusts close to 50 miles an hour. that's going to make it feel chillier. the 40's go back into worcester county, southern new hampshire. the rain is gone. the skies are actually clearing out. you can see there's a little patch, some cloud cover in the western part of the state. those will dissipate. it's all about gusty winds today. high pressure nosing in. lots of sunshine. we'll come out of the this afternoon despite sunshine. that gusty wind will keep temperatures down. we may nudge closer to 60 on cape cod. let's get you out to the roads. good morning, olessa. olessa: live look outside starting things off with a check of the pike. light start in both directions by alston-brighton. let's see th

first, cindy with a look at the forecast back in new england. good morning. cindy: good morning. what a day yesterday around here. with so much rain, the most rainfall that we have had in one day this entire year. that is now offshore. skies are clearing. cloud cover for you on the cape but today really all about the winds. they are gusting this morning. they are going to be with throughout the day. we are gusting over 20 miles per hour in most spots. on the cape of nantucket we're gusting close to 40 miles per hour. we could see gusts close to 50 miles per hour. there is a wind advisory up through noontime, and that wind is making it feel colder. this is what it feels like, like it's at the freezing mark in worcester and 38 in boston, and even though the temperatures are running in the 40s, bundle up out the door this morning. it will be a chilly day. we'll hold in the 40s through mid morning. as we head towards lunchtime, despite the sunshine, the northerly wind keeping the temperatures down. it will struggle to be in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees, so it is a cool columbus d

cindy? cindy: it is going to be damp and muggy much of the day. my timeline on when some possible downpours move in and the big cooldown for your weekend. antoinette: we are following breaking news through the eyeopener right now. a missing woman find alive in billerica after an intense search, rescuers pulling her out uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. ayotte is running away from trump as quickly as she can. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for herself. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. andrew crossley: new hampshire has a senator as hard as we do. gerardine ferlins: kelly ayotte believes in the potential of new hampshire, and wants to unleash that potential. ron goguen: she's out there fighting for good-paying jobs. andrew crossley: kelly introduced bipartisan s for the 21st century. sue winter: she's fought against workplace discrimi

cindy fitzgibbon, how long is this going to last? it will be exiting through 8:00 this morning or so. we're going to brighten things up this afternoon. look at the temperatures. 60 now. headed close to 80 this afternoon. near record warmth the next couple of days. we'll get showers later thursday with the potential for a soaking rainfall here on friday. erika? erika: really sweet story now. a teenager from lowell getting a new source of support, a service dog. 14-year-old jass trinidad lost his left leg while tin shortcut along train tracks in lowell. service dog trainer mike peretti heard his story and decided to donate this italian mastiff puppy, luna. the story it was inspired by celeste and sydney corcoran and their service dogs. >> it's been a challenge, but soon i'll be leak i used to be and be back to where i used to especially with this little beautiful dog in my life. emily: it is a beautiful dog. trinidad says he's grateful for what peretti is doing to help people get back in a good place. doug: that dog would put a smile o

cindy? cindy: we are tracking hurricane nicole, category 4, bearing down on bermuda, and watching a line of showers off to the west and a dramatic temperature change on the way. the cooler air heading into the weekend. that forecast just ahead. two police officers are in extremely critical condition after they were shot on a call in east boston late last night. the suspect in that shooting is dead. we're on the scene gathering information all morning long here on the eyeopener. a team together, and it's like a lot of power in what we wear. when we're practicing if i don't feel good in what i'm wearing i don't look good. t.j.maxx has that variety. i can get a lot for my money. it's like "yay t.j.maxx!" if you're feeling it, just go for it, don't wait. maxx life at t.j.maxx. imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level. imagine if your child were stuck on a waiting list. question 2 won't affect you. but for kids stuck in fa

: and i'm randy price, along with cindy fitzgibbon. cindy: huge in the computer models overnight, as to the potential impacts here this weekend, and yesterday it looked like this was coming up, and now it looks like it may stay to the south so this is a fluid situation. let me give you the latest. category 3. it is moving away from cuba and right towards the bahamas where it is going to be a strong category 3 or 4 hurricane. and then it will brush the east way up through the carolinas, so this is going to take us into the, part of the weekend, and look what happens from here. the bulk of the computer models are clustered to our south, keeping the rain from matthew away, and lessening the impact, so lots to watch, still with matthew, and we'll do that, the official track coming your way in a few minutes. look at these temperatures out the door, grab a jacket, bundle up, and 38 in orange, 44 in worcester, 49 in boston, and 50s plymouth out to the cape, of the cloud cover, and that is going to be burning off. the high pressure overhead wi

cindy: it doesn't some areas. the clearing line is shifting northward so we are going to turn brighter this afternoon and we will warm up. near 80 tomorrow with lots of sunshine and we trend cooler and think the west days friday. you will know it is fall by this weekend. gusty wind and temperatures struggling to hit 60 this weekend. it's good that we are getting the rain out. the winds -- reid: perfect day to be on the ? at blue cross blue shield of massachusetts, we offer a variety of medicare plans to fit your budget and your lifestyle. with plans starting as low as $0, you'll have zero things stopping you from really doing what you love. out our plans that offer everything from annual wellness visits to routine hearing and vision exams, and prescription drugs. we have new dental coverage options too. and we even offer plans with no medical deductible and no referrals. plus, all our plans come with the peace of mind that you get when you have a health plan with over 50 years of medicare experience. the next chap

cindy? cindy: a lot of clouds out there to start, but the temperatures, they are going to be climbing. the chance for record highs coming this week, and when we the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, ap classes, pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta >> welcome back. it's 4:40. a special game day for a patriots fan fighting cancer. emily: this needham man, 25-year-old yashar alizadeh, has had three surgeries to fight brain cancer for six years. so his hospice team is helping him live life to the fullest. they were gifted patriots tickets and a donated limo ride and a special pin from team owner robert kraft. >> he's fighting for his life. i want that pin to bring

emily: cindy and olessa tracking this for us. cindy up first with how much longer this rain will last. it's moving out? >> the heavy stuff is moving system but that is lifting. there is a secondary area of showers, though, kind of filling back in, so from southern new hampshire right now into northern worcester county and parts of merrimack valley, you can see the rain is starting to fill back in. the leading edge of this now is closing in on 128 and dropping south from norwood down to franklin, so we are not done with the rain just yet. we're still getting some of the rain on the outermost cape, and that's where we saw the strong winds. the wind advisory up until 10:00, along the coast lineup right now the winds are gusting over 20, up and moves away, it will be a windy one. lower 50s, though, right now in boston, and look at worcester, 45 degrees, and the temperatures warmer now than they will be this afternoon because as the winds shifts the skies may brighten up, and a few more showers fill back in as the temperatures drop th

cindy. cindy: snow gear this morning and rain later. >> it's calm but dry now, but we're watching the snow and the rain off to the with -- west. this is going to be a big rain and winter storm, the heaviest overnight but initially a few flakes of snow possible in the worcester hills and some accumulating snow in western massachusetts, and tomorrow is red, it's an impact weather day, and strong winds in the morning, and the rain winds down early, saturday, the pick day of the weekend, and a touch of rain possible on sunday. emily moigdz thanks. identity theft is everywhere and a few mistakes can make you an easy target including what you keep in your wallet. like anything that has your social security number on it, it should not be on your license. for retirees double-check the medicare cards. or your checkbook. blank checks are an open invitation. better to only carry single checks when you need them. and finally your say to photo copy it and leave the original in a hotel lock box. randy: a

cindy: a little cold out the door. the frost advisory and freeze warnings in place but a beautiful afternoon on tap. first, take a look at the chill out there. this is all across new england this morning heading out the door right now. 30s in plymouth and look at that below freezing. likely some frost as you are heading out in nashua right now. five minutes to kill and a smartphone? man: check the scores. woman 1 : uh, probably post a pic. woman 2: text a friend. interviewer: how about register to vote? man: really? galvin: you can. five minutes online and a massachusetts driver's license is all it takes to register so you can vote for our next president. go to register to vote m-a dot com. it's that easy. woman 2: done. i just registered. man: that was easy. galvin: register by >> good morning eyeopener! randy: good morning. all right. burncoat, they are doing it. love the wakeup calls, thank you very much. emily: great energy, it is easy to show off your school spirit like they did and record it on the phone and then

cindy: and tracking rain this morning. some embedded downpours but it is moving out and the warmth is going to be moving in. the potentially record-breaking high temperatures could touch today, and when the cooler air arrives. take a look at the temperatures as you are heading out the door. it is a mild start but we have got fog in worcester and still rain in boston. 59 degrees as you are heading out the door interviewer: what would you do with fand a smartphone?ll man: check the scores. woman 1 : uh, probably post a pic. woman 2: text a friend. interviewer: how about register to vote? man: really? galvin: you can. five minutes online and a massachusetts driver's license is all it takes it's that easy. woman 2: done. i just registered. man: that was easy. galvin: register by >> good morning eyeopener! doug: all right, there you go. that's a wakeup call. thanks to the folks for that one. erika: great to see, and antoinette antonio will be introducing you to a star student there in tonight's a eyeopener wakeup call. >> don't

management i will be taking the lead but cindy that cindy has 43 years of experience 43 years yes. draws people to your attractios in? >> i think the same thing that draws people to john. we are passionate about all things calling, and that is also very passionate we believe in details and versionli and entertaining people whether they are scared just having a good time with her friends, that is always the goal. >> that is the the blow. bow. your places in canton.is your o locations are in akron. >> yeso they sit right next to each other in akron. >> which is better of force of people to team up to have you even more scared again that shows all combine at the same three attractions coming up. >> correctly well basically w much more fun today coming up n tomorrow's show fall treats for your pooch and four-legged friends a couple of ways to you sit back and relax and enjoy the view. a whole hour dedicated to the sites of northeast ohio how is the tongue from the results out? and you will work again at 130 in the morning tomorrow?

cindy: hey, the sun is helping to write? 67 degrees. i want to focus on what is happening in the caribbean. we have hurricane matthew, this is one of the strongest storms in the vicinity for years. it is taking aim at haiti tonight. it is going a little farther east of jamaica. they are expecting a widespread 15 to 25 inches of rain in southern parts of pity and there could be localized spots that get 30 or 40 inches of rain. this is lightning rainfall coming on in with the wind and the storm surge and from there, it will . from here it continues to move northward. but by 8:00 saturday morning, there is a lot of latitude in the carolinas. next weekend for us if this has any impact at all, and it's too soon to see if it will come close enough to impact us here. in the meantime, looking at the sunshine. the easterly wind will hold temperatures where they are. so it's not out of the question that a few of us may get a 70 degree reading. that will be nice. the average high is 66. we should be back up around 70 by the end of the week. wester

cindy: good morning. i'm meteorologist cindy fitzgibbon. frost advisories up along the coastline all the way back to 495. we've got a freeze this isn't until 9:00 a.m. notice some 20's on the map and a lot of 30's as well. low 40's in boston this morning. it's going to take us until 10:00 or 11:00 this morning to be up into the 50's. that's where we stay through the afternoon with bright sunshine. it's a beautiful fall day but only in the upper 50's to near 60 degrees today. we warm things up tomorrow, near 70, and then we're in the >>> and, yes, we have more weather coming up in about 10 to 15 minutes and ron is looking at >> i know. >> could you hand the baton off to ron right now. >> there you go. my bic pen. >> thank you. >> i've had it. >> good morning to you, rob and the rest of the gang. good morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news, the u.s. backed saudi arabian led coalition is claiming responsibility for that bombing at a funeral in yemen last weekend that killed more than 150 people. a saudi arabian investigation concluding

cindy: still in the 40's but 40 is better than 30's. better than low 30's, which they have in the western part of the state and it is snowing as expected at lunchtime. that is going to transition east the drought monitor updates every thursday morning. it did that this morning and it's virtually unchanged from last week. you are thinking how can that be because we got all that rain especially out in the worcester area, three to four inches. virtually unchanged. still 9.5 inches worcester into boston. we need more of these events to bring more rain while we climb our way out of this drought situation. this next event will bring some is coming. this is welcome news and it's going to be coming as we get deeper into the afternoon and especially overnight. we can see the heaviest of the rain. the downpours. that looks like a high impact that can lead to some localized poor drainage flooding briefly. there could be a rumble of thunder. strong wind also another component that's going to be developing with this storm system. especially just aft

but, first, we want to get a first check on your forecast with cindy. good morning, cindy. >> not nearly as cold this morning as the past few mornings. we're above 50 worcester into boston. 40s in the suburbs. few minutes in the worcester area. visibility 3/4 of a mile. i think the fog may expand. we've got a lot of low clouds. can't rule out patches of mist or drizzle thanks to an increased southerly flow bringing in the moisture. a few showers by this evening. the skies brighten toward midday. temperatures into the 60s quickly. and we'll make a run towards 70 degrees this afternoon. so it is a warm one for you. but a lot of low cloud this mog. toward the evening commute, 5:00, 6:00, out through the worcester area, 495 and eventually into a boston, a chance of a quick passing shower. let's check out your morning ride. >> a live look. by the south bay mall, construction cleared by the o'neill tunnel. traveling into your boston, you're good to go right now. no problems heading south of that construction wrapping up on 128. southbound by route 2a down to

cindy: claro que sÍ.l pelo. cindy: estas son pinturas especiales para mascotas. protege su piel para que no se daÑe. podemos utilizar la pintura para crear diferentes estilos. podemos crear una cebra, con tigre, etcÉtera. en este caso, es una calavera. lo que hacemos es tomar la pintura y hacerle como si fueran los huesos. ana patricia: estÁ buenÍsima esa idea para los que son de color negrito, y no gastas nada, mÁs que la pintura. y no les va a daÑar. cindy: no, es pintura especial para mascotas. ana patricia: voy a traer a otros supermodelo. ¿quÉ le vamos a poner? cindy: le vamos a poner una sÁbana blanca, y lo vamos a convertir en et. con una canastita, ponemos el perrito dentro de la canastita, y lo convertimos en et. es sÚper prÁctico, sÚper econÓmico. realmente no se gasta nada. ana patricia: uno se pone un suÉter rojo, y listo. y por supuesto, no pueden faltar los fantasmitas. aquÍ tenemos de todas las razas. cindy: este es otro modelo que se puede crear con una simple sÁbana blanca. se le abren lo

i'm randy price. >> i'm emily riemer along with cindy and olessa. big changes in that storm's track just in the last few hours. >> huge changes in the models overnight. yesterday it looked like it may south. winds 25 miles per hour. it is headed towards the bahamas. that we know. it's going to parallel the coast of florida on the atlantic side, so the east coast of florida dealing with hurricane warnings this morning. and then notice how it is clustered close to the carolinas through the weekend. from there, notice how the model is keeping this away from southern new england through the weekend. if this happens, there will not be rain from matthew this still a lot to watch here with the track. in the meantime, 30s and 40s. 49 degrees in boston. the skies are mainly clear. cloud cover on the cape, but those will lift out as we've got high pressure overhead. so sunshine today. chilly start, but we make a quick recovery. lower 60s by lunch. but that is where we stay along the coastline with a northeasterly wind. let's get you to the roads right now. we

cindy: someone call guinness. the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. ap classes, pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state. join them in voting no on question two. ? at blue cross blue shield of massachusetts, we offer a variety of medicare plans to fit your budget and your lifestyle. with plans starting as low as $0, you'll have zero things stopping you so call now to learn more about our plans that offer everything from annual wellness visits to routine hearing and vision exams, and prescription drugs. we have new dental coverage options too. and we even offer plans with no medical deductible and no referrals. plus, all our plans come with the peace of mind that you get when you have a health plan wit

cindy: it's a beautiful view outside. i'm glad we back because this graphic behind me, this is this time it right now. it's a little warmer. doug: it's a little hot in here. cindy: the difference is the sunshine. it took us all day long to get to it yesterday around the boston area and points north. the blue sky up there now in these temperatures are still warm for this time of year. average high at the end of august is 79. we are sitting at 78 in boston. westerly wind, 13 miles per the way back to the west in the western part of the state so southwesterly wind on the cape. a frontal boundary in this vicinity. that front is the leading edge of a push of cooler air. 60's in syracuse. 50's in ottawa. that is the cool air working toward us. it takes until tonight before it gets here in earnest. we enjoy a warm afternoon for this time of year. all in the way of wet weather. struggles and hearts of central new england. these clouds are moving over the cape their progressive so they will keep moving out. the sky should brighten