look at provincetown, sitting out in the beach in provincetown, 88 degrees this evening. this is some summertime heat new york stock exchange doubt and dewpoints to match, in the 60's and even 70's. that's sticky air. that's sticking around at least into tonight. it's going to be falling through the evening hours, dew point temperature is going to fall and the humidity is going to go away, but look what it does to you. while it's 92 in boston, you factor in the humidity, it actually makes it feel even warm early. provincetown feels like 95 with the 70-deg wow. summertime trying to hold on, the front that went through last night, it's still hanging out, just south of us. now, the consequence of that is it can move back in to our area and it's going to do so. not tonight though. fenway park, 91 degrees across the state 5:00 p.m., dropping through the 80's and getting less humid as the evening wears on. 80 degrees by 10:00 p.m., that's that jason aldean-kid rock show that kicks off at 6:00 p.m. this evening. there are the showers and clouds along the old front that stalled s

. >> reporter: yesterday 16 dolphins were rescued and they were provincetown. they were all tagged. today another pod shows up almost in the same spot and they are not the same pod because they are not tagged. we shot video earlier today. you'll see the dolphins here swimming around. it's very shallow there. that's why the people from the international fund for animal welfare, they were concerned this pod would also get still okay, so that's a good sign. mostly this happens because cape cod bay is home to a lot of dolphins. because it's shaped like a hook, they get trapped inside cape cod boy. that's how the dolphins end up here and they're not used to the water an coming up so quickly. >> cape cod is a global hot spot for dolphins and whales. first of all, the species that mass strand are social, so they stick together no matter what. telephone even if they get in harm's way, they stick together. and cape cod is a hook that sticks out into the ocean. eye on them for now. a lot of volunteers have been up 24 hours working on this, and they are going back home to rest up. they are kee

also provincetown, it is raining in a pretty good clip. as we widen a break. it's all going to be lifting north. wet and cool. 55 degrees at the game. you do see some raindrops on the lens in boston. in the 50's everywhere. pretty much going to stay that way tonight. so, here you see temperatures are warming up a few degrees here we are at 7:00. the bands keep feeding in overnight and saturday and saturday night. it will not be boring buckets all the time, but it times it will. sunday, we are down to a few showers. still clouds. i do not see clearing for sunday. this is one computer model, showing an inch or more of rain. 59 in foxboro. cool and damp. keeping an eye, of course, on matthew, which will be near jamaica. right now the chances are small it will make the trip all the way up the coast. it is very early in the game. here's a look at your next seven days. it is a wet weekend. of the wettest tonight and saturday and it gets better day by day, early and especially the middle of next week. at ben: thank you. new at 5:30 p.m. -- agreements kept secret. jc:

. >>> incredible video of a great white shark off race point beach in provincetown last weekend. at one point the shark went deep. atlantic white shark conserve have -- conservancy shared the video from tyler schuller. >>> also in provincetown a shark rescue on wednesday. you can see the shark seems to be stuck upside down and on rocks. a man climb down into the water tried to push it away. he grabbed a fishing rod to help roll it over. once upright it swam away. the atlantic white shark conservancy says it was ofbed in the morning. >> takes a little time to roll over. don't we all. >> yes it does. >>> ahead a. check of the top stories including the latest on a deadly hit-and-run in mill milford. >> and dang -- mill todayford -- milford. >> and danger in the skies. lasers pointed at planes and it's not the only local airport dealing with problems. >> protecting student he as they move into boston. how many tickets were handed out to landlords yesterday. barry good morning. >> good morning, everybody. and some wind down there. what impact will hermine have on new england. my accuh

it's along the coasts martha's provincetown will continue to see gusty winds today before things begin to improve the next few days. by the way the rest of the tropics in pretty good shape. 30% chance of development here with the feature, this tropical wave over the lesser antilles should track west. that is a five-day forecast. 30%. so the potential there for this to even fall apart here, conditions really not conducive for rapid development. we'll keep you posted on that. otherwise temperature this afternoon upper 80s to 90 where we should be for this year. if you're planning on boating today or heading to the beach a little water temperature now, low 80s but cooler. north winds by the afternoon, starting with easterly winds at 10, 1 to 2-foot seas and light chop for the bays, low tide 11:04. heading into the afternoon, high tide 5:19. rain chances high today, then drop big time tomorrow, 20% week. >>> let's look at part of the morning commute. the sunshine skyway bridge here, pretty deserted this morning. one lone car get ready to make its way. no problems with traffic. we'll have a

provincetown matching that number. it's humid out there. cool front moving shoal offshore. we'll get rid of humidity, normally behind the frontsth it's nice dry, crisp but the dryer air is lagging. it's way over here, toronto dew point at 41. boston 57. so it's on the move. it will be here through the day tomorrow. early tomorrow morning there might be a little bit offed humidity but a much nicer day tomorrow. much the same on thursday. dew point briefly climbs friday ahead after cold front from canada and look what that will do. that will shove the dew points down to the 30s for the upcoming weekend that will be your touch of fall. maybe a full palm. patchy fog, 58-66. tomorrow, less humid day. mostly sunny, still warm, normal high of about 71,72. about ten above that. thursday fall arrives in the morning. lots of sun but it's a warm day. more of a dry heat full. temperature ons thursday mid 80s, then patriots and texans again tailgating near 80. mild at kickoff with numbers in the low 70s and when the numbers 06's, high temperatures this weekend, high temperatures on sund

provincetown 58 but with the wind around 15-20 miles an hour, feels cooler than that. area of low pressure it's too far away to bother us with silt rain or perhaps benefit us with significant rain. but it does inch closer to us late in the day on friday and more so friday night. and into both saturday and sunday. so your 7 on 7 forecast again drizzle tomorrow. thursday essentially dry, a lot of clouds. continue through friday night and into saturday. sunday, monday we hold on to the risk of a few ice slaighted showers. -- ice slaighted -- isolated showers. see you at 7:00. >> reporter: three quarters of the way through tom brady's suspension and the patriots haven't missioned a beat. 3-0. what does week four hold? likely another adam chef ter is reporting the patriots are all but certain to have bun if not both garoppolo and brissett on sunday and it would be an "up set if they were' unavailable." boat quarterbacks were on hand this afternoon for practice. that is where we find alex corddry with more. >> reporter: both patriots quarterbacks jimmy garoppolo and jack oak

same for provincetown. notice the fog is widespread this morning. it will take until mid to late morning to burn off. temperatures 66 in wooster. 68 in boston. most of us in the upper 60s. the documents are in the 60s too. so it is sticky. you'll feel it. kind of a soupy gloomy start to the day. a lot of low clouds in place. we will see skies later on. a few quick sprifshg els on cape cod. you may need the wipers on along route six. the planner goes this way, out of the 60s we climb, breaks of sunshine and isolated shower through midday. topping out in the 80s today with a blend of sun and clouds for the ride home. 90s tomorrow. details coming up. >> it is a dark and foggy out there just like you said. this is a live look at the zakim bridge which you can't even tell right now. you can see that traffic is on the leverett connector. further north there is some slow and go traffic as you make your way into the city on 93 south. route three through lowell has a couple of trouble spots as well. 95 north is stop and go up to 128. like danielle said, ther

dolphins were loaded onto trailers that took them to deeper waters off provincetown. >> and now mike haddad. mike: let's take a stop down in the tropics. julia, ill-defined at this hour. tracking. that is wednesday. coming in, 2:00. what that means, is making a turn. there is not a defined answer whether it will work along the northerly track. another system that could steer it up the east coast. we have to watch carl over the next several days. no worry about that weather. you see the clear skies. we end up bottoming out near 40 sunshine with a few high clouds. scattered showers. we could see downpours, i'm not anticipating they waash out for sunday. temperatures, nice and mild. strong thunderstorm line putting to the west saturday. tries to pop to the south. there is a chance these downpours could set up shop around southern new hampshire where we need the rain. there is a chance. beautiful sunny day, 70's. if you are headed up north to the highland games, nice festival in manchester? nice, sunny and mild. be on guard for those scattered showers sunday. that on top of us monday. oc

welfare says its been a while sith the rescued dolphins were being released off herring cove in provincetown. a young man and woman convicted of raping a teen were sentenced to prison a short time ago. the attack, posted to the social media app snapchat. newscenter 5's antoinette antonio is live from the courthouse in salem. antoinette? antoinette: erika, it was very emotional in the court. prison, plus three years of probation for their role in the sexual assault of a then 16-year-old girl. both silent in the courtroom. the two convicted in july on multiple counts related to the sexual assault behind resolve this elementary school to give years ago. the charges included kidnapping and assault with intent to wrap -- intent to rape. other third person pled guilty to videotaping the incident. the prosecution called it a targeted, vicious attack on a young woman, saying the defendant showed absolutely no remorse. in the courthouse, caitlin bonilla's on said that was not the case. >> she is very sorry. i don't think she realizes how she got here either. >> was he remorseful at all? prison, both

chatham at 78 and provincetown at 77 so that is tomorrow. thursday even brighter. partly to mostly sunny sky, more humid on thursday with gh thursday heading for the low 80s and again as we talk about the end of the week and the upcoming weekend there goes hermine out to sea. we did have a cool front that tries to come at us so the only thing that it does, gets rid of the humidity on friday but we're still talking about warmth. normally we should be in the upper 70's most of the weekend is fine. there maybe an isolated shower on sunday morning, >> announcer: now time for 7 sports with joe amorosino. >> reporter: even after trimming the roster to 53 men bell clique tinkering heading into sunday's season opener dealing from a position of depth on his offensive line in order to sollify his secondary. josh client draft pick to the eagles for defensive back eric row. he is a big corner. he can line up as say. was draft round in 2015. played all 16 games for philly. but fell out of favor with the new regime. the summer kline started 13 games in 2015. big news in foxboro

provincetown similar set. worcester gusting 26 miles per hour. and we have showers that are about to move into the city. so you can see temperature-wise today, we start in the 60s with gusts as high as 30 to 40 miles per hour. i think that is pretty high end of the range. and into the afternoon, gradually those winds will diminish. spot showers here. a lot of drive times in between. through the showers, but through the winds coming up in a couple of minutes. julie grauert is standing by now with live drive time traffic. you are also using the rainy data on your map. >> julie: we like to combine to get the latest information. shiri's radar where you can expect to have a bit of a wet commute. those spotty showers she said on the pike eastbound and westbound through newton right now and parts of 93 as you head through medford. as we shift over to the pike itself. moving framingham through the weston tolls into the allston-brighton area. expressway, no issues. an hour before things start to slow down. live drive times. 24 minutes from 495 to mass ave

provincetown at 74. dew point temperatures running in the upper 60s to around 70's normal high should be around 72, 71. normally you would find dew points in the perhaps 50s, here is dryer air toronto 9 dew point temperature down to 45. we did have a cool front move through early this morning. normally the front moves through and the air kicked up in the air turns over and dries out but sometimes with the cool fronts the cool dry refreshing air lags for a few hours, here is your dew point forecast for the next couple of days there, is a the dew point temperature on saturday into the upper 30s here is the current front that we're dealing with right now. a lot of clouds, especially on the cape and the islands but they're thinning out. these are high thin cirrus clouds. that will set you up for a beautiful sunset. if that is your scene snap pictures we'd love to see them. tonight clearing skies. evening humidity with some patchy fog out there. tomorrow, a less humid day. mostly sunny skies. a little on the

provincetown at 77. hyannis 75. a little bit of leftover winds from hermine out of the northeast anywhere between 15-25 miles an hour. well down to the south, in fact the hurricane center, they've closed the books on hermine because 2:00 pm they said enough. that is, there is no need to issue any more stame hermine even though there is a weather system down here. but it's not going to be a weather system that, you know, raises concern or anything like that. it's generating clouds and moisture. persistent band of rain blossoming up through rhode island then moving west and southwest around the top side of hermine. around metro boston a lot of clouds. i think that's about it. eventually this weather system here cool front generating clouds and showers moves east. that just friction hermine neck couple of days. today temperatures between 63-67. for tomorrow, a lot of clouds in the morning but i do think some sun in the afternoon but still a risk of an isolated shower. what we call a can't miss forecast. partly sunny, c

provincetown at 66. it's a cool front that is in the process of moving through and again normally behind the off but in this situation the cooler air is lagging a bit. and so that will seep into new england and be with us for the rest of the week. mainly cloudy with some patchy drizzle after midnight tonight. temperatures this evening in the 60s then after midnight 54-59 with a developing northeast wind and it will be that wind that is with us for the remainder of the week. look had a that does to the temperatures tomorrow. locks them down. at times. a good idea to have the rain gear mainly on standby. but a fall feel to the air with temperatures in the upper 50s. more about the forecast in a couple of minutes. >> nancy: police in canton searching for the people setting fires outside kennedy elementary school. line is live in canton with more. >> reporter: that's right. you know, this damage is still visible here at the kennedy school behind me. you see this dumpster, this recycle dumpster next to the pl

so and still south shore getting hit with some of those yellow colors which would indicate some provincetown and truro at this point and take it down to southern bristol county, berklee summer set getting a good pocket of rain moving through. we're going to continue to see these spokes of rain throughout the weekend. it's scattered showers, widespread. you can count on it overnight tonight through the first half of tomorrow and then i think that there is a shot not to really dry up but these showers will kind of calm down and break apart into late tomorrow afternoon and by the time we make it into sunday it looks and more of a drizzle that's sticking around with us. fenway forecast for tonight maybe this is baseball heaven's way of shedding some tears for the departure of big papi. there could be a delay but hopefully we'll still get a game in. topsfield fair this weekend as well just kicking off so we've got a long stretch to enjoy hopefully some pet better weather as we make it through the topsfield fair event in the next week making strides on sunday another big event hope to see you at t

reports of rain in chatham, hyannis, provincetown to new bedford. plymouth looking mostly dry. the fog not the worse down there, beverly, lawrence up to portsmouth, new hampshire, in the thick of it now going to nashua and worcester as well. >>> this morning, hillary clinton is getting a big show of support from the other side of the political party line. the major republican who says he will vote democrat on election day. player will never forget, the touching gesture from two fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mrs. wagner's car to arrive for the airport, she can use fios to download the movie "up in the air" to watch while she's...up in the air. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now get our best offer ever, only fios can. . >>> a soccer player at a local high school is having a senior season to remember. he has been wanting to get his chance on the field. and as fox25's blair miller reports this morning, his teammates made sure that happened. >>reporter: it started j

it's cooled off a bit in boston. 78 in provincetown. what a perfect evening on the beach. perfectly luis out there. the clouds to the north are on the way. they'll bring a change in our weather. we're looking at a cold front right north of the border here where you're seeing the showers and thundershowers along it. that is where the change will be mild. it won't be fool tonight or tomorrow. for tailgaters, 81 degrees. a little cloud in case a couple are popping up. mostly sunny. 69 just before kickoff. that is a little cool but perfect for football is for sure. futurecast shows the change arriving. it will be sunny. into some clouds. then the front starts to sink south. by the evening it's into new england to pop up. it will still be mild. we'll get back to saturday in a moment. let's talk about the high temperatures tomorrow. our front staying close by. the sun comes out. high temperatures in the 60s. a few will hit 70 on assumptions. seven-day forecast: it will take place friday, november 4 through the sixth. traffic will be detoured to local roads. >>> billed as the car

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barre at 79 and out on to the cape and islands edgartown 78, provincetown at 79. for wednesday morning sun, warmth and more humidity. temperatures on wednesday in the mid 80's and again the dew points the next several days just that one little brief reintroduction of mugginess if you will and then just like that it's out of here. the reason being another cool front comes out of canada and these will come at us now with greater frequency as we enter a mid september and beyond and with each additional new cool front a little more reinforcing of the cool autumn air. 7 on 7 forecast and that re thursday of the cooler air, lows in the 50's. luck at friday morning. lows in the 40's, low 40's. city of boston might even be near 50 and on thursday and friday afternoon delightful. low to mid 70's shall see you at 4:30. >> anchor: let's get a check of the ride home. here is matt fitzgerald "good afternoon. we'll begin on 93 north. this up in methuen. we're dealing with a rollover on the on ramp to route 213. you can see there is a white van in the woods. crews right now work

along the south shore and also provincetown getting out of the heavier rain at this point. also southeastern mass, lakeville getting hit pretty hard, middleboro all of these heavier bands that indicated with the yellows and orange line right here just moved through martha's vineyard and nantucket. but there is some breaks behind it so it's we widespread scattered showers on again and off again you can expect at times there could be heavy rainfall and then that heavy rainfall moves on out so running through the time line you can see scattered showers possibility breaking a part a little bit into litter this evening and then into the overnight this heavier rainfall becomes more widespread. i think our wettest time through the wed tomorrow and then breaking apart some of those scattered showers late tomorrow afternoon into more of a scattered showers drizzly activity that will be the case for sunday as well. we have a chance for rain not only through tonight and tomorrow but really through the next couple of few days, even into tuesday a possibility for some of those scattered

from 63 and portsmouth, new hampshire to 65 in ipswich, 64 in boston and in provincetown. we got plymouth at 66 and those upper sixties hot spots if you will from norwood to framingham up to lawrence, fitchburg and manchester, new hampshire, worcester a little cooler at 64? and get to soak up the sunshine, enjoy it while you can. i do not have another day this bright for the whole week because tonight got showers that develop after about 2:00 in the morning. temperatures will drop into the wake up to tomorrow. highs in the 70s, rainy first half of the day and drying out during the evening. so let's take you a little hour-by-hour forecast here with future cast because 5:00 today you could see not much changing, mostly sunny skies, high, thin clouds probably starting to creep in and really take over tonight and mention between two and five we got the first showers arriving for the morning commute. scattered showers through the morning commute and want to pause at 8:00 a.m. because i do so locally heavy rains watching tomorrow morning and noon time restricted to the cape and

you can see saturday the rainier degree mark in nashua and lower 60s in plymouth and provincetown and chatham and then as we get into sunday you will find scattered showers remain, not quite the widespread rain that we get on saturday at 63?, upper 60s scattered showers monday and then tuesday into wednesday and upper 60s and at least we get some more breaks in the clouds. back to >> julie: people are hurt from new jersey train crash. well continue to follow the breaking story as we learn more information. >> daniel: now costs more to put child in daycare full time than it does to pay for state colleges. the average cost of full time daycare for kids up to four is about $9,600 a year. the average cost of in state college tuition is about $9,400 a year. >> daniel: local woman launched social media app for tweens. globe reported it was created by west roxbury woman and designed to limit who kids can contact. also has a parent portion that allows adults to monitor children's online activity and photo sharing app on both droid and apple >> koala sees climbing chain link fence but wouldn't

. >> we're riding from boston to provincetown helping to raise money for people living with hiv and aids living in new england. and we made it! >> yes, you did. and you helped raise a half million dollars! certainly great to see everyone on saturday for a wonderful even boston's community leader. it looked like a great time. >> the weather was perfect for the ride. >> there you go. probably not the case this morning for a lot of us as we widen out, you'll see where we have the rain and where we don't right now. not much happening around boston, points southward. all the focus has been across western massachusetts, southern new hampshire. but i want to show you what is loading up just west of new york city. that's another area of rain, and that is going to feed on up closer to boston by lunchtime. into the day. they do ramp up noontime into the early afternoon. so have that wet weather gear with you. there'll be lots of humidity in place. a lot of thunderstorms. mid 70's today. early shower in southeastern massachusetts tomorrow. we dry things out. tuesday, less humid, sunshine. looks gre

the water temperatures not playing a huge part. 70 in provincetown and barn table. dennis 69 degrees. worcester county, temperatures will be in the low 70s. gardner 72. bellingham 74. final stop to the north shore and merrimack valley, mid 70s. not so bad. a little bit below average when you talk mid 70s but not ridiculous. those 60s are cool for this saturday, overnight friday into saturday, clouds drift our way. not forecasting rain on saturday, however the clouds will increase as the day goes on. we're seeing some come from the northwest. what we're seeing here is clouds drifting northward from the tropical system spinning off the carolinas. whether or not we get rain from that is in question. that's the hope, given the fact we have a ridiculous drought. temperatures in the 70s through the weekend. showers and storms painted in for sunday. chance the rain will make it in. whether it comes from the system to the south or the front to the northwest will make the difference between a soaking rain or line of thunderstorms. that honestly is what we're uncertain about.

look at norwood and provincetown and you can roll down closely and find colder spots. while boston is still at 61 degrees. reading is down to 50. and check this out. you go to places like carlyle, 48 degrees right now while lowell still holds on to 56 degrees. want to go south of boston and find some cold spots there, too. taunton, for instance, 47 being reported right now. cape cod, province town at 48 degrees. east harwich at 48 degrees right now. certainly some cold spots out there. it's a little bundle up kind of golf game. sunshine rising up into the 10:00. a nice rebound, but still a coolish feature to the air that's for sure. clear all night. couple of clouds float in tomorrow but that's about it. pretty nice-looking day coming up. your lunchtime temperatures upper 60s to low 70s, and by the afternoon, most places will be getting into the low and even some mid-70s out there like here in the merrimack valley. low is 75 degrees. out on cape cod, most towns getting into the 70s here, as well. ed upper 60s on the outer cape cape. upper 60s to low to mid-70s across t

provincetown as well. just use caution this morning. it's scattered across the region. it's locally thick. 68 in laurens. 66 in wooster. most of us in the middle to upper 60s. the dew point is in the 60s too. that's why it feels sticky right when you step outside. a little bit of soupy and mushgy -- murky start to the day. it's a sprinkle when you get back near the cape cod canal. so yes there may be an isolated of dry times today. patchy fog this morning. brightening skies by midday. it will be humid. temperatures in the mid-70s by about lunchtime and then topping out in the 80s today. still an isolated shower through the afternoon. we'll be warm and humid for the ride home. we've got 90s to end the week. >> turn on your fog lights this morning. like danielle said there is a dense fog advisory out until southshore. you can see some back-up already starting right there in kingston. we're seeing more fog over the expressway and northshore. there's already been one doesn't on the expressway. we don't know if it's weather related. use caution before you head out this morni

to jaffrey. 52 in fitchburg, upper 40s in taunton sitting at 49 and 50s to right around 60 in provincetown right now. look at the satellite and radar, nothing to talk about. bright sunshine going to be the case again today with mostly sunny skies from start to finish. sunrise coming up at 6:22 this morning. cool start but we rebound quickly. sunny and warm. 78 degrees by lunch with a southwest breeze. we top out 80 to 84 for most of us. no weather-related issues for the ride home. just gorgeous with the sunset the 6:56. i'm tracking thunderstorms tomorrow. details on that coming up. >> breaking news overnight, we have two water main breaks to tell you about this. the first one is in woburn. it's under the bridge right off of 128. we have some live images. a photographer on the scene says he saw cars were having to drive up on the sidewalk to get around this. you can see all the water, a lot of water to deal with at this scene. crews are working to repair that break. crews are also working to repair park. this was the scene at the intersection of hyde park and american legion highway. there

marshfield plymouth falmouth and provincetown at 68. a couple showers out there and most are focused north and west hampshire and a couple across 93 as well. it's with the counterclockwise spin the leftovers of hermine and there will be an additional chance of a shower today, tonight and perhaps early tomorrow morning. hour by hour just like yesterday it's not a washout by any means. spotty shower or two possible between now and late morning. midday breaks of sunshine coming out. where we get the breaks i think we hit or come close to hitting 80 through the interior. a couple showers around late afternoon and evening but i think they are widely scattered not a ton of rainfall coming down during the day today a few hundreds in a few spots. otherwise temperatures will be in the 70s for most of us at the coastline wind coming in off the ocean takes a little time to get there but we hit 74 in boston today. 75 to 80 worcester southwest new hampshire. a hat or a hood you need to pop up briefly any showers will be light. temperatures right aro

canceled between cape cod and vineyard service and no fast ferry from boston to providence -- provincetown they will offer motor coaches for passengers today and part of tomorrow. so check with ferry services for updates. >>> eversource is ready to deal with storm. they say extra crews and support staff are in place and ready to respond. they have alerted all employees to be on stand by. they are urging customers to make sure the cell fully charged. our weather team has been tracking a storm around the clock and there's lot of ways to stay up-to-date. check out the cbs boston weather app and facebook page and twitter accounts and, of course, our website cbsboston.com. >>> breaking overnight one person rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries after a shooting in jamaica plain. eye happened around 2:30 this -- it happened around 2:30 this morning. this was the scene. part of the area was blocked off overnight. officers were seen placing >>> also breaking overnight, police on the scene of a serious crash on 128 in waltham. at least one vehicle was involved and an suv was mangled

cape cod and vineyard ferry is suspend and no fast ferry service from boston to provincetown. check with the ferry services for updates. >>> eversource is ready to deal with the storm. they say extra support staff are in place and ready to respond to power outages or damage. eversource alerted all the employees to be on stand by and they are urging customers to make sure their cell phones are fully charged. and our weather team is tracking the toppled stormed and -- storm around the clock you can check out cbs boston weather app facebook page twitter and website cbsboston.com. >>> police in boston investigating reports of a off overnight. officers were seen placing evidence mark he is or -- markers on the ground and searching the area. >>> serious crash on the 128 waltham. one vehicle was involved. an suv was mangled part of the roof was smashed down and no word on injuries. and breaking news overseas. north korea fires three ballistic missiles. military officials in south korea say this is a show of force as world leaders including president obama are economic summit. >>> now

down to 87 in provincetown. dewpoints in the 60's and 70's, making it feel just a little warmer out there. feels like the mid 90's right now. satellite-radar shows we had some sun, but that old front sitting right here and it's going to bother us this weekend. the clouds creep back northward through the morning and a risk of timeline for sunday. >> mark: several people were fired this week after fox 25 investigates reported a time card cheating scandal regarding the mbta's commuter rail contractor. the governor wasn't made aware of the findings until it went public. all of it raising questions about whether or not the state should continue to look at privatizing more services when this is happening. fox 25's political reporter sharman sachetti is in had other questions. >> the reporter: i sure did. i wanted to ask the governor in the wake of the time sheet cheating scandal, should the state continue to move forward with even more privatization. well, he told me no, and that's not all he told me. >> i learned fro

lot of us in the 50s at the coastline from the south shore back to the cape. 60 from hyannis to provincetown. skies ar clear sun coming up at 6:21 and shining brightly. high area of pressure and we have a gorgeous kick off to the the air around high pressure blows in a clockwise direction. from the backside we get a southwest wind which is typically a warmer wind direction. so we push 80s for highs tomorrow. and wednesday starting with sun and late day clouds move in and there's going to be a front approaching by wednesday evening and night. and not a ton of moisture with it. a lot of the steadiest rain and thunderstorms is across northern new england but we will get into a couple scattered showers maybe an isolated storm wet weather over the course of the week. high temperatures today 70s pretty normal for this time of year. a sea breeze kicks in boston up to beverly in the lower to middle 70s. 77 in fitchburg sunshine and beautiful humidity is low. nice dry air. 74 to 78 from plymouth to taunton. 78 in norwood and most of us 70 to 75 on the cape and islands. overnight tonight similar to th

that's you'll encounter near the canal town to the vineyard and few pockets of rain from wesley to provincetown. so this is what i'm talking with, the -- talking about, the back edge moving through the interior here. these bands of moisture from the leftovers still pressing across new england. we need something to kick hermine out of here. that's why it's slowing down and stalling. there's nothing back to the west at least immediately. but in the midwest, next front that's the kicker. going to push hermine out of here. so next couple of days here's the hour by hour. spotty showers, maybe a brief downpour but notice that, peeks of sunshine here and there through the afternoon definitely possible. that will help boost our temperatures into the 70s for most of us today. they'll still be notice a couple of showers and downpours around through the evening and overnight as well. so a high of 73 in boston today. 75 in norwood. again most of us middle -- lower a little cooler for average. 60s overnight tonight. tomorrow, spotty showers again, peeks of sun we come near 80. the wind will shift around a l

in provincetown and one point the shark went into the water that was less than 5 feet deep. the atlantic white shark conservancy shared this video from tyler mccallister. the great white that was ta >> wild. >>> also a shark rescue here on wednesday. you can see the shark seems to be stuck upside down on some rocks. the man claimed down and tried to push it away and he grabbed a fishing rod to help roll the shark over-and once upright --over and once upright it swam away. this was a shark. >> it was not dead because when they die they note upside down. >> it was just sleeping barry don't wake the shark up when it's sleeping that's not good. >> that's not good. don't wake it when it's sleeping. good morning. here's what we have for temperatures and they are in the 50s and 60s. it's a beautiful morning out there. no question about it. mostly clear some spots even down near 50 degrees. off to the southwest we have upper 50s and middle 60s. dew points dropped and the air is nice and dry and it's going to be a fab friday around here. but it's not going to stay completely sunny be

the wind north, northeast and steady breeze in boston 13 miles an hour and wind picked up and provincetown and sustained winds 20 to 25 miles an hour occasionally getting pushes reports of 40mile-an-hour gusts vineyard to nantucket running 25 to 38. wind speeds increasing into the afternoon and can you see the stronger winds on the buoys to the south and reporting 51mile-an-hour gusts and 50 mile per hour gust window of opportunity will rotate back across the islands and across the cape later this afternoon. there will be a few spots exceed the 50mile-an-hour gust and block island and vineyard and closer to boston 30 there may be a few higher gusts 35 to 40 near the coastline and squally showers rotate in and lighter winds this afternoon into the evening inland. >> buoys reporting big waves 15 to 20 feet to the south. we have huge waves and swells pushing to the coastline and will you get beach erosion as well as rip currents and high risk of rip currents and moderate risk for the rest of few days. beach erosion moderate pockets possible on the islands as well as the south coast of new eng

widespread upper 50s in woes right now, but fog is our big issue and we are seeing dense fog in provincetown but visibility under two miles in chatham. three miles infork almouth. six mile in plymouth and lower than that in taunton. big issues in boston. quarter-mile visibility mean dense fog there. seacoast as well. north shore looking pretty thick. and one-mile visibility in my big concern it will get worse before it gets better. before 10 a.m. but the worst before 8:00. 8 a.m. we inch closer to 70 degrees. by 10 a.m. lower 70s. 78 at noon. here we come 80s in metro west and here we come breaks of sunshine this afternoon. i will walk you through hour by hour with futurecast. julie grauert is back with live drive time traffic. julie, seeing that fog from your camera. >> julie: when shiri says "fog" this is what she means. you can see it in all of our expressway cameras. expressway poe tally fogged out. storrow bridge, tough to see and center camera is skyfox. won't be flying because ceiling is too low. new accident 93 south on the shoulder before montvale avenue. south of the pike, the expr

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we right now have tropical storm warnings in effect all the way to provincetown. we're going to see strong winds today. right now winds 20 to 30 miles an hour and that will continue during the day tlo drifting and we're talking about the possibility of coastal flooding from norfolk to ocean city and then as you move to the north, long island into provincetown, moderate flooding with high tide. this system will continue to cause problems, guys, and we're also talking about a hurricane down in the eastern pacific that may cause flooding to your hometown savannah in tucson. >> we don't get a lot of >> thank you very much. >>> overnight president obama kicked off an historic visit to laos becoming the first u.s. president to ever visit that country. nbc's ron allen is traveling with the president. ron, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, matt. president obama said the united states has a moral obligation to help t help the people of laos recover from a horrible legacy of the vietnam war. millions of unexploded bombs killing and maiming, nearly half a centu

35. 34 in bed foreat the freezing mark -- bedford at the freezing mark. 44 in chatham and 54 in provincetown. we have been allowed to cool off with calm winds. bright sunshine in the forecast today. grab the shades out. morning rush quiet conditions midday crisp fall air. mostly sunny and 63 degrees. so a cooler than average day but pleasant by fall's standards. a few clouds coming in for the ride home. 62 sunset at 6:33. enjoy the sunshine we will have big changes for the week ahead. >> reporter: we have a live look over the accident on the expressway right lane is blocked at columbia road in dorchester. this was a multivehicle crash after exit 15. and it hooks like a couple -- looks like a couple cars and backup from this is all the way to the braintree split. you will sit in 30 plus minutes of stop and go traffic until you get past this point. leave the house early and give yourself extra time this morning. chris and kate. >> thank you. >>> developing story young man missing at sea is found safe two days after the coast guard called the search off. >> he was spotted 100 miles off the vine

provincetown, 61 degrees. it's not going to drop very much more than that, because the clouds coming on in and blink thing us, so keeping the temperatures in the 50's. by 5:00 a.m., starting to e just a few showers at first, they will become more as the morning drive progresses. out in worcester county by thee a.m., a -- 3:00 a.m., a few showers. rain is steadier through at 5:00 a.m. through central worcester county. off to the north and west, sunshine after showers. 75 methuen to haverhill. along the coast, 70 in essex. in cape cod, it will take longer for the sun to get to you and in means it may not clear out all week long. in the 60's on the outer paper to about 70 in barnstable tomorrow afternoon. here's the deal, the front brings the rain, stalls to our south and hugs the coastline. we'll see sun tomorrow afternoon. enjoy it. the clouds came moving back in after the water. winds are shift to go the northeast, that brings in the soggy air from the ocean and brings us the risk of drizzle and showers from t

batch from falmouth to the vineyard and another round of rain that is actually pushing up toward provincetown right >>> it is 6:46 now on this tuesday morning. if you were just joining us, we are getting you up to the minute on all of our top stories. >>> in boston where police are searching for a sex assault suspect and in danville, new hampshire where the attorney general is investigating a suspicious death. >> sara: stephanie coueignoux is live in hyannis where the rain and wind from hermine persists. >> reporter: yeah, just it is not raining at the moment. you can see this american flag whipping around and that wind caused the biggest of issues churning up the waves; however, the waves have calmed down a bit for now, and in fact this is brand-new video that we took just about 25 minutes ago when the very first ferry headed out to nantucket. gennifery service had been cancelled yesterday to nantucket. it was full of passengers. a lot of them, in fact, headed to work on the island. the captain told me that the water did look calm enough, but can change so quickly, the next trip could be can

sun and lower 80s in boston and beverly and plymouth, 84 in lawrence, 77 in worcester and 77 in provincetown. tonight it is 60s. not going to be as chilly but from there we head into the mid and upper 80s tomorrow and a little more humidity in town and feel like summer and talking afternoon thunderstorms. main thing to watch, not lightning threat that comes along with thunderstorms but potential gusts like i sai cause severe thunderstorm warning to be issued for the damaging gusts. things that we are going to be tuned into the afternoon and evening on wednesday, thursday, friday, sunshine, lower 70s, a little bit warmer with upper 70s on saturday and increase ing clouds and rain gear and scattered showers that linger into monday. back to you. >> gene: 7:20 there are worries about a local town's water supply. coming up damage to the tanks that has police on edge. >>> gene: and powerball collecting prize now giving back. collecting prize now giving back. local narrator: "by almost every measure, public charter schools have been a success." "they are models of inspiration." with "impressive res

the mass pike, one swath of rain and down across the rain another swath arriving on outer cape provincetown and future cast not quite wet enough in my 10:00 a.m. pockets of heavy rain. look at that noon time, talk about soaker in and around boston and lightning and gusty wind as well. once we hit the drive home from work, it is eastern and southeastern massachusetts watching for the storms and even overnight tonight the chance will exist over the cape, 7-day forecast always in view, very gradual clearing north to the weekend. back to you. >> sara: scary close encounter for group. spot a great white and saw it splashing about a mile offshore and headed over to investigate. they say if they had to guess the shark was about ten-feet long. >>> sara: another shark shares ortiz. this is one of six sharks tagged last few weeks and named 15 footer big papi as he continues his retirement tour. >>> sara: coming up lady gaga has been tagged at this year's that's not true. and shows adding to dvr and ? ? >> sara: jimmy singing jitterbug and sixty-eighth emmy awards and tv biggest stars honored and two

foggy situation for northeastern massachusetts up to the sea coast of new hampshire, outer cape of provincetown and western near zero. still foggy concerns out there, as well looking at some scattere and islands with temperatures 70? there, 68 in marshfield and in boston, over to natick, we got 67 now in woburn. 66 in worcester, 66 nashua, new hampshire. even though i don't have a ton of green on the map, keep in mind where you have the fog, you will have the mist and you're going to be hitting the windshield wipers. patchy fog right now, noon time 77?, still mostly cloudy, but we gut more and more of the breaks of the clouds as we travel into the afternoon. hot and humid with highs back by on top of serious accident. >> julie: it is in merrimack and right now just the breakdown lane is open. mass dot updated this about 30 seconds ago. we have the northbound lanes closed right before exit 53. broad street. and this red traffic flowy mean things are closed down there right now. except for the breakdown lane, you will be able to get by. but i expect official to be on scene for quite awhile becaus

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vineyard and over toward falmouth and bourne, but the outer cape, here from chatham up to orleans and provincetown, running into the 40s and 50s. a lot of sunshine throughout the day. that's not going the change for us today. it will tonight and into tomorrow in terms of increasing the clouds and increasing the shower to the west of us. not only some warmer air, but behind it with the pending cool front will also bring us in some scattered showers. i think they'll be widespread tomorrow morning. do plan on wet weather for the morning commute by this afternoon. many of us drying out although still maybe some lingering showers near the south coast of new england and then the pattern gets stuck mid-to-late week. i do expect system scattered showers at times, maybe some locally heavier rain at times, too, to end the week and head into the weekend. it's not going the rain the an on-shore breeze will be there at times unsettled heading into the end of the week through the weekend. you see all these clear skies from chicago westbound later on this afternoon. this is not going to be working in. now obviou