emily: and i' m emily riemer. here are some of the stories happening right now. police officer is recovering after being broadsided. the people who vandalized an islamic temple over the weekend. emily: and an update on the f faro. but right now a local star football player is recovering, listed in fair condition at mass general. erika: he was stabbed on the newscenter 5' s todd kazakiewich is live at everett high school with the latest on the investigation. todd: good afternoon. the classes are going on as normal at everett high school, but it is clear that the attack has shaken up a lot of people here. marvin is 16 years old, a junior, and highly respected by his coach and his team, the crimson tide.

emily riemer shows us it was all caught on camera. emily: at first glance you may not realize anything is wrong here. you are seeing an alleged crime and crop -- alleged crime in progress. forcing her to withdraw money. a short time later they are seen on a surveillance video, pulling into a parking lot and walking into the store. the suspect gives a friendly unable to withdraw cash. the two go to the counter was a suspect uses the woman' s credit card to buy cigarettes. watch what happens next. the clerk comes from behind the counter and stops the woman at the door, physically putting himself between her and the suspect and tells her not to leave. the kirk -- the clerk it confronts the suspect . he eventually takes off in his carpet of the clerk gives the woman a bottle of water. she is shaken but unharmed. emily riemer, wcvb newscenter 5. jc: we continue to following -- we continue to follow breaking details in paris. it looks to be coordinated attacks. more than 30 people dead. >> the french authorities don' t have this under contro

good morning, i' m emily riemer. randy: i' m randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. we do not have to go out. cindy: absolutely. what a mild start. you barely need a jacket if you step outside. 51 in boston right now. the average high is in the upper 40' s. 49 in worcester. 50 degrees in plymouth. we also have fog. these are the areas of. it is here in massachusetts. there could be some fog reducing visibility. keep that in mind. you can see low clouds as well. we have a south westerly wind a little bit murky through the morning hours. brightening skies the afternoon. temperatures responding. wishes me a run into the low 60' s today. perhaps as warm as 64 in marshfield this afternoon. it is a warm friday. jeff: a lot of folks doing shopping. we have seen some traffic because of that. this is the expressway near columbia road. we are not expecting a rush-hour this morning. in terms of the mall traffic, delays in the past is then on 495, and we will keep a close eye on that. 128 looks good and so does the mass turnpike. randy: thank you. right now extra steps are being

emily: i' m emily riemer with cindy fitzgibbon. sentences this week has been unbelievable. we will be in the 70' s today. a little cloudy. there are a few breaks. a warm start already. running in the lower 60' s. dew point around 60 degrees. you do not need the jacket. a couple showers overnight indicate. cannot will out a spot shower. warm air. it is enough to push temperatures up. skies bring up a little bit. i see our warmest ties coming in. 75, nashua. boston to worcester, challenging record highs. olessa: a live look outside at the expressway. you can see the delays are building. north of town, 93 southbound picking up volume out of methuen. an accident cleared on 128 by route 2. eastbound, pike in good shape. not saying too many problems. 95 northbound, some volume out of sharon. boston. severe delays among blue line as well as minor delays on the orange line. emily: breaking overnight, death in dorchester. police and the medical examiner responded to 60 southern avenue before midnight. right now it' that person was, or how they died. building while police were on sce

emily: and i' m emily riemer, along with cindy and olessa. the rain is moving out, which is good news. cindy: the rain that fell olessa: the biggest impact is through eight :00 this morning. then notice how the impacts lesson by 10:00 a.m. by noon, rain is gone. still dealing with it around boston. intensity of the rain in the city is less than it was a couple hours ago. west of 128 towards 495 in worcester, rain is winding down. north of boston looking at decent downpours. another one around a gloucester area. yellows and orange where you seat downpour. foxboro to walpole and broxton to taunton, some decent downpours. the area to the south is starting to feel in. this is aiming for cape cod. we will see rain focus on southeast massachusetts in the next hour or so. continuing on the cape through 9:00 or 10:00 before things wind down. temperatures out the door in the 50' we hold temperatures through lunchtime. rain and sun emerges this afternoon. looking better for the ride home . let' s get you out to the roads. how are we doing? olessa: a fe

i' m emily riemer. along with cindy and olessa. cindy: at the bus stop , the kids can get away with a light jacket or a hoodie. lower 70' s as the kids come home. it will be another warm day. mid 50' s in the cape. we have a southwesterly wind that has developed. you can see rhode island, connecticut, socked in with fog. visibility, about half a mile in lawrence. partly sunny at times. by lunchtime, 70 degrees. speaking into the lower 70' s warm, but no records today. let' s get you out to the roads. olessa: a few problems spots. the skyline looking great. delays from sharon approaching an accident. a crash still working by route 18. the pike eastbound, sun glare delays. 93 south, heavy from wilmington to 128. it stays heavy to the leverett connector. emily: breaking overnight, worcester police are trying to solve a mystery after what appears to be a body was found inside a burning car. this discovery was made late last night on a remote stretch telegram. randy: also breaking overnight, a man is dead after a plane registered in rye

emily: and i' m emily riemer. this morning we' re launching 5 on veterans -- a new campaign to tell the stories of our military, and the challenges they face. randy: there are 392,000 veterans in our state. 72% of them served during a time of war. half of bay state veterans are 65-years-old or older, serving in vietnam, korea, world war ii and more. emily: this morning we' ll look , at the most pressing concerns for veterans, but first cindy has the forecast. it is a raw rainy morning. cindy: north-northeast at 20 miles per hour and gusting higher. you will notice it when you go outside. we are seeing the wind gusting up to 39-miles-per-our giving a raw-field to the morning hours. in the afternoon. the wind will be with us through the afternoon. are pockets where we are not seeing much rain, especially around worcester, but it is light rain around boston with the heaviest rain around the cape. around lowell, it is building back in. the rain will be filling in. we will see rain through 9:00 or 10:00. they on to lun

i am emily riemer. randy: i' a nice day for sure. cindy: a windows open. emily: very nice. cindy: this morning, probably not so much. although we are going into the lower 70' s today in boston, look at the record high near. 80 i think the records may be just out of reach for us today that we have got that southwesterly up. you will notice that breeze allowed fog along buzzards bay. we have a dense fog advisory up until 8:00. areas in white is where we are dealing with the fog. visibility around providence around mile. so, we have got these temperatures in the 50' s this morning. 55 boston. notice north and west of town, cooler this morning. running mostly in the 40' s. we will come up this morning into the mid-60' s by 11:00 this morning. your lunch hour likely going to feature temperatures around 70 degree. with that southwesterly wind, metro w est, merrimack valley has a chance to get close to 75 degrees. 72 in boston. along the south coast, that wind off the water and fog this morning will hold temperatures into the lower 70' s. the cape in the mid 60' s. we may hang ont

good morning, i' m emily riemer. randy: i' m randy price with cindy and olessa. nicer temperature in worcester. cloud cover. look how beautiful, light on the horizon among the clouds. yesterday we had teens and 20' s, this morning mostly in the 30' s. plymouth at 39. 46 in boston. not as cold for the kids at the bus stop. temperatures in the 40' s getting 55 degrees as the kids are getting off the bus. you can see the clouds. st eady grain to the west. by lunchtime, one or two showers. the rain starts to move in by 5:00 with temperatures in the 50' s. not a lot happening around lunchtime. towards 3:00 or 4:00, a couple showers north and west of boston. steady rain closing in by six caught p.m. in terms of the rain impacting your traveling, no big impacts through this afternoon. it is tomorrow morning that i think the rain will cause the biggest impacts on the road. traffic picking up. olessa: big problems along the pike. this is by allston brighton. west, there are three separate accidents. eastbound side of the pike, multicar crash by route 9 east bound with del

i am emily riemer. randy: i' m randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. november. it is not going to be as rall today. cover. boston, 46. we are at 49 right now. overhead. shocked to find wanted to passes of lingering drizzle. a dry start to this morning for the most part. off to the west, another round of showers coming into our direction. through the morning hours, you are ok. a couple of showers moving in. they become a little more numerous as we head toward the evening hour. your ride home will feature some temperatures come out of the 40' s this morning, into the low 50' s by midday. showers coming in this afternoon. tim just getting a little higher. -- temperatures getting a little higher. holding to near 50 degrees. it looks like another day that you don' t want to leave home without that wet weather gear. olessa: a live look outside. the expressway on the southbound side, heading to the bottom of the screen. traffic fairly light. let' s get over to the map. construction is clearing right now. as you travel 93 right here by route 24. no problems north of tow

i' m emily riemer. randy: and i am randy price. >> it feels like summer out. cindy: i think this is going down to the record books today. on a typical early november day, our average high is 55. we already in the lower 60' s. lower 60' s on the cape. the cape could be a little damp and spots. the rest of us are going to be seeing a dry day. showers off to the west. a lot of these are going to try up -- dry up before they get here. despite not seeing a lot of sunshine today, we' re going to have a lot of clouds and partly sunny skies developing this afternoon. the wind pushed the temperatures up into the lower 70' s. there are the showers possible on the cape this morning. i am forecasting the warmest highs today. low to mid 70' s. mid 60' s on cape cod. 74 degrees would surpass the record for today. you will be close in worcester, as well. let' s get you out to the roads. olessa: the leverett connector is looking ok. let' s get over to the maps. one crash on 128 south by route 2. minutes. you are in good shape on the pike. good. schedule. emily: breaking overn

emily: and i'm emily riemer, along with cindy and olessa. cindy: the biggest impacts from the rain on your commuting is through 9:00 this morning and thereafter. you can see how things do improve. the heaviest rain now is from worcester eastward pouring in some areas where you're seeing the yellows here. a lot of that showing up south of boston. half an inch per hour around marshfield. this batch of heavy rain extends toward cape ann and the gloucester area as well. making steady progress around it is all coming coming ahead of that front. at 6:00 this morning, most of massachusetts still deal with the downpours. 11:00. you can see the winds kicking up a little bit as well. mid to upper 50's now. we will hold steadyingly the afternoon. much better for your ride home today. a lot of big puddles and heavy downpours. olessa: hard to see as well. give yourself extra time. you can see that water splashing from underneath the tires. already building the early rush hour volume. 93, still watching this crash. it is a northbound accident. be careful.

emily: i' m emily riemer. here are the stories we' re following on the eye right now. the black friday frenzy is underway in framingham. randy: security tight. the measures in place at this hour to make sure that shoppers are safe. emily: caught in the crossfire. cindy this year with a check of the forecast. cindy: it is so mild out there. right around 50 degrees right a lot of the suburbs at 50 degrees for the overnight. we do have a fair amount of clouds out there. the fog will be locally dense until 7:00, maybe 8:00. we have southwesterly winds which is pushing in very mild air. we' re starting out here if the. sunrise today at 6:49. we' re jumping into the lower 60' s this afternoon. 64 in morrisville. mild today but changes are coming. a cooldown over the upcoming weekend. we say good morning to jeff. jeff: good morning. we are dealing with a very nice not too many people are working. the roads might be a little slippery. most of the traffic be around the halls a shopping area. looking over at the leverett connector. no rush hour this morning. enjoy the ride. rand

newscenter 5's emily riemer had a local handyman show us the spots to check now. larry: first of all, the leaves are on the ground. get them out of the gutters. emily: and while you're up there, check for any loose shingles or damage to the roof. larry luddecke says you also want to make sure your attic is properly vented. larry: if the attic is cool, you'll have less ice dams because the heat of the house isn't melting the bottom of the snow. emily: many people learned about those ice dams the hard way last often. consider buying a roof rake now before they sell out, and use it often once the snow starts. larry: as soon as you can. the way the snow came last year, every other day, it would be great if you could use it in between snows. emily: next, check all your windows. make sure the storm windows are down and the upper screen is locked. larry: it's not about security. it's about making the window nice and tight. emily: keep out the cold? larry: keep out the cold, bingo. emily: if you use your fireplace often, consider getting it professionally cleaned before that first fire. and a

i' m emily riemer. randy: i' m randy price. stories we' re following on the eyeopener right now. a deadly plane crash in an ohio neighborhood. the work to recover the victims and the search for clues this morning. emily: fantasy sports sites shut down in new york. the move draft kings is now threatening to make. randy: concern that respect is diminishing for the military. the push right now to change that in our "5 on veterans" coverage. cindy: a wet start on your some thunder offshore. southeastern massachusetts. there are lighter lanes around boston and pockets of heavy showers north and west of town. through 7:00, heavy rain will shift across easternmost massachusetts. the morning will be wet. by lunchtime, the rain shifts to eventually offshore. we dry out this afternoon. a wet first half of the day, temperatures near 50 degrees. we will dry out this afternoon. temperatures do not change. we hold near 50 degrees with a strong northeasterly wind. it will gust around 40 miles per hour. when advisory in effect throughout the day and do not expire until 7:00 this evening. let' s

emily: and i'm emily riemer morning. a cold start to the day. cindy: a cold start but a mild finish. layers-- the key word of the day. kids at the bus stop this jacket. lots of 30's at the bus stop this morning. getting off the bus this afternoon, sunshine up near 60 degrees so maybe just a sweat today. 44 in boston. up on the snort shore a lot of 0's showing youment beverly 38. lawrence 32. you get up in southern new hampshire, upper 20's in nashua. we've got 35 in worcester but 20, fitchburg back to orange. south of town from norwood to taunton waking up to some 20's. areas of frost out there. you may need a little tile to defrost windshield or do scraping this morning. 37 falmouth. we're below freezing in new bedford at 31. you can see how clear the skies are though. we'll enjoy the sunshine pretty much all day long with temperatures holding in the 40's through about 8:00 or 9:00 this morning. we're up into the 50's this afternoon with the wind turning to the southwest. the cape right around 50 in boston. cooler mid to upper 50's out through

the eyeopener's emily riemer stopped by one boston hospital showing staffers how. >> so we'll begin by checking in with your posture. emily: it's lunch time at mass general and on their breaks, these staffers are taking the word literally-- breaking from their routine-- >> we'll start by releasing tension. emily: --using meditation to relax. and rena chudnofsky with the benson henry institute say it has major benefits beyond this session. rena: it's improving employee retention, managerial effectiveness. people are more creative. you're able to problem solve. emily: you can try it, too. first, remind yourself to breathe. rena: if you are in a business meeting, the reminder to just pause and exhale before you make a decision can be really helpful. second, know that every little bit counts. rena: every time you turn on your computer, you're going through the rebooting process, that could be a perfect time for emily: and lastly, if breathing isn't for you, try something else. rena: you can also elicit the relaxation response with a word or phrase or part of a prayer. maybe on the exhale y

emily: and i' m emily riemer. here are some of the stories happening right now. police officer is recovering after being broadsided. the people who vandalized an islamic temple over the weekend. emily: and an update on the f faro. but right now a local star football player is recovering, listed in fair condition at mass general. erika: he was stabbed on the newscenter 5' s todd kazakiewich is live at everett high school with the latest on the investigation. todd: good afternoon. the classes are going on as normal at everett high school, but it is clear that the attack has shaken up a lot of people here. marvin is 16 years old, a junior, and highly respected by his coach and his team, the crimson tide. he was stabbed early sunday morning while walking home from a party. it happened at the intersection of broadway and chestnut. the coach said he was stabbed in the back and hand while coming to the aid of someone being attacked by a group of people. the superintendent said he did not know the attacker. the winning touchdown in their victory. he is now in fair conditi

i'm emily riemer. randy: i'm randy price. breaking news on the eye right now: an assault investigation underway in boston. where police say they found the victim in this case. emily: a boston area teenager killed in a terror attack in israel. the search for answers this morning as a community mourns. randy: this vandalism investigated as a hate crime at harvard law. how some students are fighting back. cindy: a lot of green. a lot of rain for much of the state this morning. randy: absolutely pouring out there in spots, cindy. good morning. cindy: good morning to you both. we just had the heaviest band of it is offshore now but still affecting parts of the south shore and east providence more heavy rain. when you get to some of these yellows, the rain is falling at more than half an inch per hour. you can see the back end around the wus r area. that is -- wus r area, that is going to be moving eastward. it is right along the coastline that we're dealing with the heavier rain. it is going to hang on in seesh southeastern massach

emily: i'm emily riemer with cindy fitzgibbon. have that winter jacket. cindy: 5-15 colder this morning compared to yesterday morning. however, skies are clear. it will be a real pretty sunrise this morning. sun up at 6:37. we have some time yet. take a look at boston right now. you can see a little bit of light there on the horizon. clear skies this morning. we're going to enjoy a lot of sunshine today but, yeah, not getting to 61 like we did yesterday. only in the mid 40's today. below average temperatures through tomorrow and then we'll come up a little bit later in the week. right now 20's out the door beverly to bedford. nashua 23. we've got 21 in orange. below freezing in worcester at 30. and even near freezing in boston. taunton. notice from plymouth out to the cape we're in the mid 30's to even around 40 degrees. we've got this north-to-northeastly wind flowing over the relatively milder ocean waters. it's created other ocean-effect clouds and that flow off the ocean bit. high pressure nosing out of canada. it's bringing in the cooler temperatures

emily: good morning, i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. cindy: people are dancing about the weather. it's a treat. if you like the cooler fall feel, you get it in the mornings and then get to shed your layers in the afternoon. emily: the best of both worlds. cindy: upper 30's in bedford and lower 30's in orange and worcester 52, boston 50 degrees. there are those cold pockets around norwood and taunton. we have the lower 50's on cape cod. clear skies now and we'll enjoy another day with lots of sunshine and blue sky. high pressure is right on top of us. this means the winds will stay light today. it will allow a sea breeze to develop so temperatures by 8:00 a.m. coming up to near 50 degrees. the sun is up at 6:21 today. your lunch hour, it will be sunny and mild, right around 60 degrees. but as the winds turn we'll hold near 60 degrees and keep climbing in the mid 60's over the interior, looking for a high of 65 taunton and 65 in nashua as well. let's get you to the roads and see how we're looking out there, good morning, olessa. olessa: a

i' m emily riemer. here are some of the stories we' re following right now. one man is dead, three others hurt after a shooting outside a bar near fenway park. boston' s mayor saying the violence is uncalled for. expect an increased police presence at one local shopping spot. security is being stepped up at the wrentham outlets for black friday. and tensions rising overseas right now. anti-aircraft missiles to syria after turkey shot down a russian warplane. >> is thanksgiving. we shouldn' t have these types of crimes occurring. emily: one person is dead, as many as three others hurt after an overnight shooting on boston' s yawkey way. boston police searching for the shooter right now. newscenter 5' s antoinette antonio has the latest on the investigation and the mayor' s frustration at the news of more gun violence. antoinette: boston police say it was a chaotic scene. hundreds of people fleeing this area when shots rang out overnight. in the shadow of fenway park, as families file in for a high school football game, is a crime scene. early thanksgiving morn

emily: and i'm emily riemer along with cindy fitzgibbon this morning. a big difference when you walk out the door. cindy: you're going to want a layer or two or maybe even three this morning. this is the difference walking out the door this morning compared to 24 hours ago. yeah, it's about 10-15 degrees colder in most spots. not quite as chilly on cape cod this morning. look to the north and west of boston. look at all the 20's from beverly to nashua back to fitchburg. 21, that is it in orange. we're 31 in worcester. below freezing for you. in boston this morning we're running in the mid 30 south of town we have 20's from norwood down toward taunton we're near the freezing mark. low 40's on cape cod. lighter north-to-northeastly winds has actually created ocean-effect clouds on the cape. those are holding up your temperatures just a bit. a big area of high pressure to our north. we'll see a lot of sunshine today with that cooler north-to-northeastly wind. the temperatures don't come up a whole lot. in fact, it will take us until 9:00 this morning to hi

i'm emily riemer. randy: i'm randy price. stories we're following on the eyeopener right now. the u.s. tries to take down his killer. emily: charges in the overdose death of a teenager. the accusations against the girl's mother and two others. randy: outrage this morning. 12 years after this devastating nightclub fire, the controversial move from the frontman on stage that night. emily: we'll get to all of those stories but first cindy has a look at the forecast. there is no rain. cindy: we'll get the sun back. that will be a nice change over the past couple of days. look at the wind. hour. little bit. mid to upper 40's worcester through the north shore and southern new hampshire. clearing. north. we have a wind advisory up for the cape and the islands through tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. these winds are going to be gusty over the next couple of days. you can see how they ramp up this morning. sustained winds over 20 miles per hour this afternoon. we are going to be talking about gusts over 30 miles per hour. the temperature also come up into the upper 50's. the wind will make it feel

emily: and i'm emily riemer along with cindy fitzgibbon. cold start to the day. potentially colder tonight. cindy: it will be cold at gillette. wind chills in the teens. you really need to dress for it. considering how warm it's been lately, it will feel colder. we did have the lingering areas of rain here through the overnight hours. these are the last of the rain drops exiting around plymouth and provincetown. you can see how we are drying it out off to the west. in fact, clearing skies. you can see the back edge of the clouds here back through worcester county. this is making steady progress on toward the east so clouds imraiking apart rapidly. all the while tracking snow from banger up to presque isle, maine. this is all associated with our storm that continues to pull away. as it does, winds are going to be increasing as the skies clear out. it's going to pull down chillier air. you can see the winds right now out of the northwest sustained about 15, even over 20 miles per hour on the cape. blustery feel overall today. look at these temperatures hovering rig

emily: i' m emily riemer. breaking news on the eyeopener. a crash in barnstable involving a state trooper. the other driver police say is -- police say caused this. randy: an internet dating scam. the warning from boston police right now after a string of catfish robberies. people who were simply meeting a date. >> my voice is going to be hurt this time -- is going to be heard this time. emily: a sex assault survivor fighting back decades later. her push to keep her attacker on the books. cindy: temperature wise we are in the mid 40' s. out of the north at seven miles per hour. you go outside of the city, lots of mid 40' s to the north. temperatures pretty uniform. underneath a deck of clouds that may produce a bit of patchy drizzle. outside of that, it is dry. off to the west, there are showers. these are racing in our direction. they will get in here by the lunch hour. you can see a couple of showers i lunch. they become a little more numerous by the ride home today. temperatures should come up to around 50 degrees by lunchtime. we will to

i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy price with cindy and olessa. emily: bright too. cindy: very pretty sunrise. a lot of pink in the sky. if you missed it, look at this picture. this is from james winthrop. a gorgeous sunrise this morning on what will be a really nice although chilly to start. the kids will want a jacket at the bus stop this morning. lots of low 40's. even a few upper 40's out there. sunny and mild getting off the bus into the upper 60's. start out though with just 38 in beverly and 35 in nashua. boston 47. worcester 45. we are at freezing in norwood. mid 30's taunton down to new bedford. even on the cape 36 this morning in falmouth. this is a cold start here but the skies are mainly clear. to the north it's actually snowing right now up in presque isle, maine. snow and rain showers here. high pressure on top of us this morning. it's going to give us sunshine pretty much all day long. so the temperatures do respond nicely. low to mid 60's by your lunch hour. we'll spend the afternoon in the 60's. average high this time of year is 56. we're making a r

emily: i'm emily riemer along with cindy fitzgibbon. brrrr. whoa! cindy: back to work and school after this long holiday weekend which is pretty mild. make sure you're all layered up because it is cold outside this morning. teens and 20's from boston north and west. 23 worcester. 29 in boston. plymouth down to the cape. it's run inning the mid 30's but this is where we also have more clouds. high pressure is anchored to our north so the flow around that high with this cold air in place has created some ocean-effect clouds. you can see how the clouds are backing in off the ocean. you look real closely here. these are snow flurries that i am tracking this morning. flurries so not a big deal but look on the your window here. scituate down to marshfield. you may see a couple flakes lying around. very little impact if any for you this morning but they are out there flying around close er to the canal as well and even toward hyannis. a couple of snow flakes. this is a possibility with a few flurries along the coastline here. through about midday or so, no

emily: and i'm emily riemer with cindy and kevin in for olessa stepanova. kevin: big delays out there. it does look like it's in the clearing stages. emily: no rain for now. cindy: no rain for the morning commute. some of us will deal with it for the evening commute. look at that sky over boston right now. the sun is up. we have pink there on the horizon. no worries at&t the bus stop for the kids this morning. a light jacket. lots of 40's out there. getting off the bus this afternoon you may have some showers on the cape. otherwise it's still dry with temperatures in the 50's. 45 boston to worcester. lower 40's on the cape. notice north and west of town still 30's showing up this morning. you can see the clouds out there thin enough for at least some here for a couple of hours this morning. there is the rain that is is lifting north ward in our direction and it will take until about 5:00 or 6:00 this evening to reach up into the boston area. temperatures holding in the mid and upper 50's this afternoon. you can see some of the showers reaching toward the sou

i' m emily riemer. randy: i' m randy price. breaking news overnight on the eyeopener. a body taken from a building, this time in boston. the investigation underway right now. emily: airline security getting a boost after this deadly russian plane crash. the concerns abroad that have u.s. airlines taking action. randy: new problems for an already troubled boston bridge. the red flags left behind after costly repairs. cindy has a look at your forecast. it feels like summertime. cindy: you are feeling a touch of humidity in the air as well. re waking up in the lower 60' s utley up to portsmouth, new hampshire this morning. a couple of showers you can see elsewhere and a fair amount of cloud cover ahead of a frontal boundary. despite a fair amount of clouds, i do think we will jump up pretty quickly. around 70 degrees by lunchtime. if we get enough sun, especially north and west town, that' s where we could see our warmest temperatures into the mid 70' s, with a high 74 in boston. look at the records today. we will be near record highs. we will break down the weekend coming

i'm emily riemer. randy: i'm randy price. breaking news right now on the eyeopener. a major raid overnight in france. the deadly burst of violence. and the push to take down the mastermind of friday's terror attacks. emily: also breaking. two france flights, scoured for explosives after anonymous threats. the disturbing trend. and what the search turned up. randy: an unruly passenger in boston heads to court. her bizarre behavior that put everyone in danger. and what witnesses say set her off. cindy: we have been dropping into the teens in some areas. coldest morning we have had in quite sometime. 20 in nashua right now. mid 20's on the north shore. 21 taunton. in the 20's in the cape. it is definitely a cold start but the skies are clear this morning and the day will feature a lot of sunshine. once again, some late-day clouds starting to move in. we are in the 30's through 8:00 this morning. we won't get up until the 40's until about 10:00 this morning. temperatures recover to around 50 this boston. 48 in worcester. lower 50's on cape cod. this is moving away. it is

good morning, i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy price with cindy and kevin in for olessa this morning. cindy: back to work and school. the cold and even a couple of flurries right now. emily: oh, my. cindy: down toward the canal. you have to be ready for a feel of winter today even on this last day of november which has been a mild month overall. starting out with teens right now. orange to keene, we've got lower 20's worcester. some 20's up through the north shore. but notice boston 30 degrees with mid 30's on the cape down to plymouth this morning. you can see here we've got some cloud cover. that's been backing in off the ocean. we've got flow coming around an area of high pressure to north and east. it's fully provided a little bit of flurry activity here that is actually working on in. you can see sandwich back toward bourne. we're talking just a couple of very light snow showers and flurries here. really minimal impact. the fact that they're out there is something that you need to be aware of. high pressur

the "eyeopener"'s emily riemer stopped by one boston hospital showing staffers how. >> checking in with our posture. emily: it's lunchtimality mass general and on their breaks these staffers are taking the word literally. breaking from their routine. >> we'll start by releasing tension. emily: using meditation to relax. and this woman with the institute says it has major benefits beyond this session. >> it's improving employer attention, manager, people are more creative. you're able to problem solve. emily: you can try it too. first, remind yourself to breathe. >> if you are in the middle of a business meeting, you know, the reminder to just pause and exhale before you make a decision can be really helpful. emily: second, know that every little bit counts. >> any time you turn on your computer you're going through the rebooting process, you know, it's turning on, that could be a perfect time for you to do some breathing. emily: if breathing isn't for you, try something else. >> and so you can also elicit the relaxation response with a word or phrase or part of a prayer. so maybe on the

jc: newscenter 5' s emily riemer hit the pitch with the revs to see how they perform at their best. >> a midfielder spent a lot of time on the move. >> we' re attacking, and then it is an 80 yard run and you' re defending again. >> a typical training day >> making sure we are ready to go. is focused on power and speed. any sort of played metrics, any sort of assistant running. >> there is no middle ground to what they call soccer fitness. >> the sport is very high intensity. >> the best part of practice? >> if he throw a ball in front of us, everyone is going to attack it and start running around and health cell phone that have some fun. >> your takeaway? try adding some high intensity interval training into your routine. build your stamina and your power. phil: i think i pulled something watching that. [laughter] they are in such good shape. phil: newscenter 5 at six starts right now. >> rain and wind on boston' s doorstep. when it moves in and when it will be here. >> the survivor of a deadly road crash shows what happened right before impact. >> living on his water slide. >> what w

i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. another great day out there. sphem if you liked yesterday. cindy: then you're going to love today. a little bit brighter. a little bit warmer. although out the door this morning it's cooler than it was yesterday so be prepared for it. you may need a jacket as you're heading out. eight degrees cooler in boston now compared to this time yesterday and 17 degree colder in plymouth. we're not seeing the 50's out the door this morning. the 30's and 40's. 47 in boston. 43 in worcester. in between, mid 30's here bedford to nashua. it's 39 in beverly. we are near freezing this morning in norwood. could be a little frost down this way. taunton 34. we're 34 on the vineyard as well. the skies are clearer. we're going to enjoy a lot of sunshine throughout the day. there are cloud, a couple showers here. near the canadian border drifting into northern maine. that's a warm front bringing in milder temperatures. with high pressure in control, wall-to-wall sunshine today. the sun is up at 6:20. sets at 4:37. you can see we're goi

i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy price with cindy and olessa. hopefully you changed your clocks. you're up at the right hour. cindy: solar glare for the light in to work now and lights on for the ride home. 4:37 is the time the sun goes down today. get ready for that. at the bus stop the kids will want a light jacket. lots of upper 40's at many bus getting off the bus this afternoon though, look at that. it's mild in the lower 60's. starting out at 54 though in boston right now. to the north up to the north shore lots of upper 40's beverly, lawrence. notice fitchburg to orange we're down in the 30's. it is 46 in worcester and south of town lots of lower 50's here. plymouth down to the cape. clouds have spread on in. niece are high, thin clouds. this rain is not get inning here. high pressure will keep us dry today. we will hang on to some of that high, thin cloudiness at times today. filtering the sunshine. we're near 60 at lunchtime. looking for high temperatures today in the lower 60's in most areas. saugus 62. lawrence 62. we'll head into the

i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. a little rain moving in. cindy: when is it going to start raining? it will be the end of the day. it will move in from south to north. a lot of us aren't going to see much in the way of rain until much later on this afternoon. right now 30 degrees in orange. it is 44 in worcester. 46 boston. but already 52 on nantucket. clouds have been creeping in overnight. they're fairly thin this morning. a little bit of filtered sunshine for a while. here you see the rain closing in on new york city. the area is lift inning our direction. however, it's running into high pressure. it is slowing down the timing of things. as we go through the morning hours any filtered sunshine fades away to increasing clouds. notice about 3:00 this afternoon , just cloudy around the boston area with temperatures coming up into the mid 50's. but that rain does creep in by lunchtime in the form of a few showers here down along the south coast and the cape. by the evening commute the rain is spreading up north ward. along and south of the pi

i'm emily riemer. randy: i'm randy price. breaking news on the eyeopener right now. a deadly shooting in boston's dorchester neighborhood. the manhunt underway right now. emily: a toxic trick found in a halloween candy bag. the warning to parents right now. philadelphia prompting changes the safety upgrade planned for the mbta's commuter rail. emily: we will get to all of those stories first cindy is here. temperatures dropped overnight. cindy: quite bit different as morning. we were in the 50's yesterday morning. starting out clear and 47 this morning in boston. there are lots of 30's though to the north and west. beverly 39. we are hovering just above freezing in jaffrey. and notice orange is at the freezing mark right now. south of town we're sitting at freezing in norwood with 30's down to the cape in falmouth on the vineyard as well. so it is a cold start but the skies are clear. clouds. a few rain and even snow showers moving this way. this is all trying to ease toward high pressure basically england this morning. it'sing if to give us a lot of sunshine here thr

emily: good morning, it's wednesday november 4, i'm emily riemer. randy: i'm randy price. flames blast blew a family home in lowell. the images in our newsroom overnight. emily: the teenager accused of murdering his teacher is back to court. the new information we can learn from the hearing. randy: a warning to bet lovers. the treat one woman wants off the shelves after she claims nearly killed her dog and what the company has to say about this. emily: first we check in with cindy on this early morning. let the sunshine continue. cindy: it's nice and we'll keep the pattern going. clear skies in boston and 54 degrees and calm winds right now. it's cooler in the suburbs though not as cold as it was yesterday morning. we're holding on to the low 40's in beverly, bedford, you've dropped in the upper 30's and orange, lower 30's for you. we're close to the freezing mark in norwood. high pressure is building on top of us today and what that will do is keep the winds light and means a sea breeze will develop and we'll have sunshine all day long but by noon time we climb to 60 degre

i'm emily riemer. randy: i'm randy price. stories we're following on the eyeopener right now. an everett football star stabbed on his way home. the teen's injuries this morning after he risked his life to save a friend. emily: a local islamic center targeted by vandals. the message they left behind. and what leaders fear will come next. randy: a royal ending to the world series. the late comeback for kansas city in their 12-inning victory. emily: a late night for those fans. an early morning, i guess, for those fans. kind of mild this morning. cindy: boston sitting at 54 degrees. not a lot of wind out there this morning either. you can see that we do have a little bit of cloudiness right these are high, thin clouds streaming off an area of moisture down near the carolinas. this is actually not going to be able to make it on in. high pressure will dominate our weather today so we are looking at a dry day with a little bit more cloud cover south of boston here. but partly to mostly sunny skies. some of the suburbs down in the 40's this morning, even a few 30's but notice how we

i'm emily riemer. randy: i'm randy price. breaking news overnight on the eyeopener. now at 4:30. more than 150 raids carried out overnight in france. the arrests this morning as the country ramps up its fight against terrorism. emily: security concerns in worcester. the weapons stolen from an army reserve facility. and how police are trying to track them down. randy: edelman out. the tough break for the patriots star. and when we could see him back on the field. emily: we'll get to those stories. first cindy here with your forecast. a cold start today. cindy: a chilly start but actually a milder afternoon overall. 48 degrees in boston right now. winds under 10 miles per hour in most areas so we have dropped off to near the freezing markup through the merrimack valley. nashua 32. you head to worcester county. just 29 in orange but 42 at the airport in worcester. cold pocket around norwood at freezing. you can see a lot of 40's as you head down toward the cape this morning. temperatures all over the place. we have a few patches of clouds here and there but overall high pressure wil

emily: i'm emily riemer. breaking news right now on the eyeopener. russia confirms that a bomb took down this plane. the promise from the country's president. randy: also breaking. new moves from france after the terror attacks in paris. the overnight raids and airstrikes in syria. emily: the attacks causing debate here over safety. the fight to keep refugees out. and why a local syrian family says, "let them in." randy: a patriots player announcing a tough battle off the field. the new fight for nate solder's son. emily: we'll get to all the of those stories. first cindy and the forecast. a big difference in the temperatures this morning. cindy: it's chilly out there. boston very close to the freezing mark this morning sitting at 34 degrees under clear skies. light winds, clear skies. the temperatures much cooler in suburbs this morning. we are running in the 20's from lawrence to nashua. worcester is under the freezing mark right now. and 20's extend south of town as well from norwood down to taunton. on the cape it is a little bit milder. we're ru

i'm emily riemer. randy: i'm randy price. breaking news on the eyeopener right now at 4:30. a deadly fire at an animal shelter in paxton. the rescue attempts overnight, and the flames that claimed dozens of animals. emily: the former babysitter of a kidnapped two-year-old in court today. the charges she's facing and the new details we could learn about the case. randy: the countdown is on for monday night football. what to expect as the patriots try and recover from their last monday night appearance. emily: we'll get to all of that. first cindy with the forecast. cold this morning. cindy: sit on the chilly side and getting colder over the next couple of hours. looking at a couple of lingering rain showers right around the plymouth area and the south you see that pink area showing up, we have had a few reports during the overnight hours of some sleet pellets mixing on in, even a few wet snow flakes here. you can see what is happening. everything is pulling away. you have to head up into the state of maine to find any snow where it is snowing right now pretty heavily from ban

i'm emily riemer. randy: i'm randy price. stories we're following on the eyeopener right now. a suspect in court today after a deadly case of road rage. the repeat charges he's facing today. emily: a standoff suspect escapes. the search underway right now to find the violent suspect. randy: financial troubles for a critical part of the mbta. the possible fare hikes. and the steps the agency is taking to spare riders. >> i'm really happy to be here today, to be standing here right now. emily: only on 5, an everett after being stabbed. the hope he's sharing with us this morning. randy: cindy, good morning. morning. yesterday. you can see a lot of 40's showing up on the map right now. 45 worcester. 47 in boston. cold pockets well to the north and west so sitting in the 20's. clouds have been moving on in. it's a thin blanket right now. the clouds will be thickening up today. you can see there is rain moving in our direction. this is trending north ward, but it's running into high pressure. so that is going to slow things down. most of the day today is actually dry, but the clouds

emily: i'm emiliy riemer. cindy: it is all about the wind. strong winds coming out of the great lakes. they are arriving near new england. the winds are ramping up. these are sustained winds. moits before lunchtime and through the afternoon -- notice before lunchtime and throughout the y the wind will be having an impact on your friday. lower 50's here down on the cape. worcester 56. lawrence 47. skies have been clearing. we're actually going to see a little bit of sunshine today. some clouds will build. colder air working down out of the great lakes. see how the rain changes over to snow. ahead of that, the wind is very active gusting to over 30 miles per hour. the temperatures themselves coming up into the mid and upper 50's looking far high today of 59 in boston, 52 in buster. mid 50's in the cape. we could see gusts up to 40 miles per hour. let's get you out to the road now. olessa: a little bit slippery with all of those downed leaves. thank you. picking up some of the rush hour delays already. the rest of the ride looks quiet. all of th

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i'm emily riemer. randy: i'm randy price. stories we're following on the eyeopener right now. a family's plea for help after a woman is found burned and bound. the mother's surprising message for the killer this morning. emily: two boston police officers are recovering after being dragged by a car. the traffic stop that turned violent in mattapan. randy: new steps to tackle the opioid crisis in massachusetts and where the focus on prevention is now shifting and the major institutions joining this fight. emily: we'll get to those stories. first cindy fitzgibbon here with your forecast. a cold start this morning. cindy: it is quite chilly outside this morning. in boston we're in the 40's right now. 44 degrees with a light wind. in the suburbs it is colder. lots of 30's showing up on the north shore. beverly 38. you head out to northern worcester county. 20's showing up orange up into southwest new hampshire 20's as well. norwood, taunton upper 20's. a lot of 30's on cape cod. it is a cold start but the skies are clear. we have a large area of high pressure centered right on top