jimmy knapik and alex lima of munson saw what happened. they picked him up and carried him to the finish line. randy: close encounter for a a shark burst into and then out of his cage. the diver's cage. the great white was biting a chunk of bait. the diver got out of the cage and was able to swim to the surface uninjured once it is shark took off. dangerous to come up too quickly, but i think i would have injured myself. emily: yeah. randy: sluggish start for the emily: the key plays ahead in news to go. and then new on the eyeopener at 5:00 -- some food moneywasters at the grocery store. the tricks the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two re'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: go

spots with the heaviest, should i say moderate rain showers, and that will continue to push through munson and newberry.

and another will francis munson mean another one comes in the middle of next week pits we hav the suspect march on as the temperatures mister to trend back down the left's temperatur this week and will generally stay in the middle 60s looking goodod and showers sunday and it looks lik we'll probably get rain monday and tuesday in the chances are small. these friends passing through s fast the percentages now will have to ber updated is becaus close of each one of them. so flee had a chance to under -- ton enjoy yesterday because we rain for the next two hours. >> it was nice to walk of psych. >> for:46 is your time. >> it is time to check in with patty harken can get a look at how the roadways are this morning patty. >> with the overnight or coming in about bridge that is been reopened so no issues they are. keep this in mind. this is continuing in the 44 northbound ramp, that is to remain close. and that is where you get westbound. th seven. 306 of thel north -- for fraser. so keep that in mind and that i starts tomorrow evening at seve goes through the weekend. inner belt bridgeat, ther

money munson officers posted a picture on their facebook where they discovered this clown mask and pistol. there's no charges in the case but officers are warning people about having these types of things in your car. >>> over the years broadcast transmissions been restored. after the storm friday night a problem at a transmission site knocked out our signal. engineers replaced the damage section of the light that affected several stations on saturday. power was restored today at 4:06 and on wbz at 4:12. thanks for your patience and understanding. >> and thanks to whoever is on that pole. >> we really peesht you. the world. >> that is somebody with no fear. >> holy cow. >> we're very grateful. >>> wow. okay so it was windy today but i thought it was nice. >> it felt like a great day in new england. >> a little bit of snow in new england. >> really? >> the snow and the foliage -- getting both around sugar loaf in maine. past peak now in much of maine. looks like winter and they did some runs over the slopes on killing ton, always trying to have that first bragging right for people on the s

, palmer and brim field, the heaviest coming through munson. off to the quabbin reservoir, shrewsbury, heavy vein, southward to belcher town as well. northward, royalston, gardener and back here toward northfield, southward to orange, seeing heavy rain. gardner along route 2, that's a problem for the evening drive for sure. it's a busy thoroughfare this time of day. spot of red on north main street as it gets road. there is heavy rain. it's not for everyone, but a couple roadways if gardner getting poured on right now. dinnertime temperatures in the 60's. boston to plymouth to bedford, lower 60's in boston, warmer to the west. you can sew where the warmer temperatures are, that's pretty much where the showers an even that thunderstorm had popped up this afternoon. out in worcester county with a mixture of clouds and clear sky tonight, once the showers die out, temperatures will drop through the 50's, dropping down to 51 degrees first thing in the morning. boston, clouds will roll in off a spot shower first thing in the morning. temperatures gen

spots with the heaviest, should i say moderate rain showers, and that will continue to push through munson and newberry. can see the improvement as it clears out the area. current temperatures right now clocking in at 57 degrees. we are not going to move too much from the number, and as the front pushes through today, we are expecting a few things. the first thing, breezy conditions, and wind speeds moving at 14 miles an hour, and temperatures not really leaving the mid- to upper 50s. >> thank you somara. let's start out with a quick shot of the bridge. 90 west was supposed to closed until 6:00 a.m. this morning, but some of my coworkers took it in, not in to work, but they were driving around it for work. it's open, according to them, and our maps are looking okay this morning, just slick spots to deal with on the roadways. reminder we have a work under 480, and 9-3 is the time for the overhead bridge work as well. heading outside to pull up the odot camera at granger. because we need to go slower, but no issues to or from the valley view bridge. >> 5:02 right now, and a 4-year- old boy w

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that one near munson, much less to it at this point. athal, heavier rains, orange to turner falls, southwest new hampshire, weare to francis town and teterboro seeing heavier showers. lighter from manchester to hooksett and lighter for the drive in concord. you'll see the drift here, continuing this evening, so not a concern until later on tonight. that whole system spinning over the top of us, producing the showers out there, that moves eastward and pushes some on shore winds back toward us. we've been used to that lately. it will bring into the morning hours, particularly southeastern massachusetts during the morning. by the afternoon, the clouds break up, we're back to sunshine for most, and take a little more doing for you on cape cod and the islands, but there's sun for you in the forecast as well. your dinnertime temperatures, 59 in boston. 60 at plymouth and provincetown and 60's offer to the west. 68 in fitchburg. it was nice to get back to 70 though. so a couple showers or some patchy drizzle in the morning, coastline, the sun