john barrow --shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb newscenter 5. maria: for her, you know it is so meaningful. she is so proud of him and everything he has done. ed: and harvey, this was a perfect day to do it. beautiful. harvey: a great day. als is such a difficult disease. earlier i was out in such a huntington's. it was cool early this morning. we actually have some 40's around. but in spite of that, look at the temperature jump we wound up with. boston reached a three in the month continues to be above average. the warmth is all the way down a sharp drop-off in temperature when you get to places like minneapolis and sioux city. there is some weather with that cold front, and that's a bit of a concern for mid-to-late afternoon to early evening tomorrow which we will talk about in a moment. boston looking great, 80 degrees, a great evening to be out. we are still in the low 80's, cooler on the cape with the wind off the water. now as the red sox take on baltimore tonight at fenway. we are still pretty comfortable for now, and then it will be very refreshing and comfortable to close out the w

i am john barrow. teachers up 51 points on the dow . positive points on the s&p 500.dollar yen with a 10 one handle, and marginally stronger japanese yen ahead of a big decision tomorrow with the boj. range bound and a snooze fast. the lowest since 2014. the 10 year at 1.69% and crude, so uti with a 42 handle. let's get you up to speed on the open. >> yes, you're seeing equities move a little higher, the stille he up 4/10 of 1% not a huge move headed into uncertainty, tomorrow with the boj as well as the fed here the s&p down about four of the past five days, a little bit of a relief here. today, 500starts points away from the record high they hit five weeks ago. there has been risk in the market. in terms of individual names, chesapeake energy down over 1%, carl icahn with half of his stake in the company. he has been hit very hard on energy investments. the company specific, new orders in the last earnings. they missed estimates plus, weaker housing numbers. starts down by 5.8% month on month, punishing some of the homebuilders. last up is the office furniture maker