randy? randy: time for eyepoppers. olessa, a bride taking out some rage after her wedding is called off! and her bridesmaids joined olessa: her. the women destroyed their dresses during a color run fest in florida. they even got on stage and had fun with the crowd. the bride says her fiance called off their engagement just days before the wedding. she is actually thanking him this morning. having a little fun. randy: sparing her from a life of misery. way to make lemonade. and a wisconsin reporter does some investigating on live television. randy: oh, there he is. olessa: there he is. he asked his longtime girlfriend to marry him. and she said yes! evan had promised his now-fiance rachel that he wouldn't propose on a jumbotron at a game. so this was the next best thing. randy: many more thousands watching. olessa: exactly. hey, no pressure or anything with all of those viewers. randy: she said yes. emily: thank you, guys. still ahead, a teacher is becoming a viral sensation for his inspirational message. the way he sta

randy? randy: erika tarantal joins us now with our eyepoppers. erika: star wars fever is heating up across the country. fans holding a special contest i say the first guy winds it. t. he was really good. this is a wookie-calling contest. the winner got two free tickets installment of the star wars series. and why is it held in dallas? that happens to be the hometown of the actor who plays chewbacca. the guy with a beard looks more the part but i still go with guy number one. want to prepare a thanksgiving meal that' s out of this world? take a look at this -- take a look at this. it' s how astronauts on the international space station prepare their meals. they can' t fry a bird. so they enjoy smoked turkey instead from a puffed-up package. randy: served in the finest plastic they could find. it is the spirit of the day. thank you so much. still ahead, security stepped up around the country. the travel concerns after the paris terror attacks. and we are following breaking news near fenway park. three people have been shot. >> now a newscenter 5 ey

randy: thank you. new this morning, the founder of a paxton animal shelter destroyed in a deadly fire says he will rebuild. richard clark tells the worcester telegram the new facility will be sturdier and more cutting edge than the building that burned sunday night. dozens of cats and dogs were killed that fire. a gofundme page raising funds for the sweet pea friends of rutland animals facility has already raised more than $100,000. erika: governor charlie baker has signed into law a bill that would make human trafficking punishable by up to 20 years in prison. those who traffic more than the painkiller is also being blamed for numerous overdose deaths. randy: a picture of the st. patrick' s day parade has died. he was of the long-time organizer of the st. patrick' s day parade favored by many. he also fought to keep gays and lesbians -- from marching. organizers broke with tradition and allowed a group of gay veterans in the parade this year. hurley was 85. erika: new this morning, making while you' r

randy? randy: breaking overnight. investigators are trying to figure out what started the raging fire in lowell. the flames broke out before midnight in this two family home. the son reports the home was vacant. firefighters were chasing hot hours. no one was hurt and we'll bring you updates here on the eyeopener. emily: the teenager accused of murdering his teacher is courtroom and this will be the first time we see phillip chism since his trial came to an abrupt halt. randy: sera kongi is in salem with what to expect. sera: all eyes will be on the danvers teenager and his behavior as he walks in the courtroom today. the trial was stopped last month after he started exhibiting strange behavior like banging his head on a wall, a table and the floor of his holding cell. that raised questions about whether the 16-year-old is competent to stand trial for the rape and murder of danvers high school math teacher colleen ritzer. prosecutors have called chism's behavior fake but the judge in the case ordered the teen to under

randy: and i' m randy price. we had a tough drive. cindy: from west to east you will see improvements. dealing with here through 9:00 this morning. high impacts as you are getting ready to go on the roads through about 7:00 this morning. once you get beyond worcester, you see the rain has shut off. downpours from nashua to manchester, through the north shore as well. south of town down to where where him. rain coming down , not so nice in the. -- not so nice on the road. temperatures in the 50' s. by 10:00 or 11:00, rain falling. the rest of us seeing clearing skies. 52 in worcester, 56 in boston. temperatures in the 50' s with brightening skies. shifting wind to the north and west and it will cool down towards this evening. a changeable day and a tough ride on the roads with the rain and reduced visibility. olessa: hard to see. secondary roads, they might be a bit slippery. along the expressway, slow ride. the rain adding to problems. let' s get to the maps. 2 problem spots along 128 northbound by winter street, accident blocking one

randy? randy: breaking overnight, hundreds of protesters making their voices heard in chicago, swarming roads and blocking a freeway. these people are outraged by newly released video of a white police officer officer shooting a black teenager 16 times. that officer has been charged with first-degree murder for the 2014 death of laquan mcdonald. erika: this is dash cam video of that night. mcdonald walking in the middle of the street with a knife in his right hand. as he walking away from the police two approach him with guns drawn. one of them, jason van dyke fires but mcdonald was shot six times in 15 seconds. >> of the eight or more officers on the scene, it was only the defendant who fired his weapon. erika: a hearing will be held monday to determine if van dyke should be released on bail. the city paid mcdonald's family $5 million in a settlement. randy: we're getting new details about a new terror alert as people across the country prepare to travel for thanksgiving. todd kazakiewich i

randy: thank you. a new hampshire family is struggling to find any leads in the murder of a loved one. denise robert was gunned down as she walked through manchester's her killer still on the loose. dots with very little to go the victim's brother now tells our sister station wmur that the investigation started with questions dating all the way back to robert's high school years. >> murders essentially occur between people who know each other. they are just not random. randy: a reward fund has grown to $42,000. emily: a controversial documentary causes anger and outrage from survivors and families of those killed in the horrific station nightclub fire. 100 people died, 200 others were hurt, when the band great white used pyrotechnics at the club, sparking a massive fire. jack russell is finally talking publicly about the tragedy. in a recent radio interview, he says he's making a documentary about his life, and what happened that night in west warwick, rhode island as a way their families. but that apo

randy, emily? randy: this morning we' re looking at the story of a woman who was supposed to be alive for days. emily: a new study focused on weight gained during pregnancy. the dangers for expectant moms. randy: and ahead in news to go, days after halloween, this kid' s costume is getting attention all the "star wars" icon applauding the son of a polish immigrant in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sand

randy: i' m randy price. emily: i' m emily riemer. and we are talking 70' s again. cindy: september weather in the months of november. a warm afternoon but starting out this morning. heads up. there is a lot of fog along the south coast. we have a dense fog advisory through 8:00 this morning. at times visibility could drop under a quarter of a mile. it is really to connecticut, rhode island, and southeastern massachusetts we are dealing with that fog. visibility around providence down to a mile. so, keep in mind we have some low clouds and fog. you can see them lifting to the north over the past few hours. we are coming up with a southwesterly wind that is bringing out more moisture. but it is also bringing in more cash warmer temperatures. waking up on this november morning, to. boston 55 -- nashua just 38 degrees. in the morning hours, jumping into the 60' s. during the afternoon, yes, lots of lower 70' s. a fairmont close this morning. especially in southeastern massachusetts. i think the brightest skies will be to the north but that southwesterly wind warms us u

randy? randy: cindy, thank you. 5:39 on this monday morning. tears and prayers for a sharon teenager, killed in israel while trying to help others. loved ones held a candlelight vigil last night in honor of ezra schwartz and others affected by recent attacks. the 18-year-old was shot and killed in a terror attack in israel earlier this month. he was delivering food to israeli soldiers. emily: a very special fundraiser in manchester for a little girl fighting leukemia. athena's thanksgiving for living. athena nakos was diagnosed at just nine months old. she is a high-risk patient required to be in the hospital for days and sometimes weeks at a time. athena's mom kalee says treatments are expected to last for at least three years. so her friends and family gathered yesterday to raise money to help the family. >> i see athena being sick. it breaks my heart. i just love her so much. i wanted to see the kids raise money for them and help them out can be home with her daughter and just care for her. >> i'm so thankful for everybody coming out and hel

randy: thank you. right now extra steps are being taken to make sure your shopping experience is a safe one. this is the wrentham outlets, where you will see an increased police presence. it is one of the major locations where there is increased security this morning. emily: the eyeopener' s frank holland is there with why police say this is necessary. frank: good morning. the deals started at midnight. shoppers are being greeted not only with the bargains, but heavily armed police and bomb-sniffing dogs patrolling the mall. it' s just part of the increased security measures this year following the terror activity overseas. police say the wrentham outlets carry a unique risk compared to other malls because it' s an international tourist destination. >> they have buses that run from airports from the hotels. it has a diverse crowd. it is the classic soft target. >> you feel more protected. you want to feel safe. frank: shoppers we' ve caught up with so far say they are not letting recent events take awa

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 comin

randy: violence following victory. the confrontation that has a high school quarterback in critical condition and the hunt emily: vandals target an islamic center in burlington. the key piece of evidence that could help police make a quick arrest with your help. the kansas city royals are world series champions this morning. the late-night runs bringing home a title on the eye. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." emily: also on the eye. a new way to relieve stress during the work day. the lunch break offer at a boston hospital and the three steps you can take to ease tension on the job. good morning. i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. they look so serene there. here we go on monday. a little serenity. cindy: mother nature for us is feeling pretty calm and a little bit warmer than average. randy: great. cindy: not a bad start to the month of november heading out the door this morning. close to the coastline notice there are 50'

randy. randy: right now the grieving was found burned and dumped is sending a message to her killer. and it might not be the one you expect. emily: the eye's sera congi is live in bridgwater with the new details in this disturbing mystery. sera: emily and randy, the she wants people to know her daughter was a beautiful young woman who once dreamed of being an actress. 29-year-old ashley bortner's body was found bound and burned along the railroad tracks last week. investigators have said they believe the new jersey native was targeted, but they have not made any arrests or talked about potential suspects. bortner's mother says her daughter used to live in hyde park. though they haven't seen each other in three years, they did keep in touch. tamara pack tells "the herald," quote, "through god and his grace i have forgiven the person who did this to my baby. i have to forgive him or i pack says she's been raising bortner's 13-year-old son. the young woman's family is now asking for donations t

randy: thank you. there is a tighter security at airports in new england and around the country and the increased measures are over concerns of terrorism. >> a larger police presence at logan airport and this is a live actor with travelers making their way through. we saw a k-9 unit go by. this is happening as the terror threat looms in homeland security is working overtime to keep americans safe as millions travel over the holidays. a worldwide travel alert is in effect after the attacks in paris. securities being tipped -- stepped up at airports around >> i am pretty worried about a flight back. >> we are in constant contact with the fbi across the country. that we should be fearful. >> in new york city, record-breaking crowds of up to 3 million people are expected thanks giving day parade. officers at the event than ever randy: thank you. you' re going to the wrentham outlets at midnight through black friday. the police says there will be enhanced security on the busiest shopping day of the year sim

randy. randy: cindy, thank you. 5:24 on this tuesday morning. eye popper time. olessa is here. olessa: breaking up is hard to do so let someone else do it for you. that's the idea behind the breakup shop. it offers a range of dumping services including a pack of comforting goodies for the dumpee. the worst might be the personalized text advertized as showing you "really don't care." prices range from 10 to 80 bucks, depending what you get. randy: paying to be mean. oh, my gosh. olessa: this is awful. and there's nothing like a slap in the face to wake you up in the morning. apparently a robotics enthusiast wanted to make getting up just a little more miserable. so she invented this device to slap her silly until she gets up. randy: give me the remote control. olessa: i would gladly do that for free for people. randy: depends on who it is. some people can really get into it. olessa: a clever idea. emily: what will they think of next? thank you, guys. a critical vote impacting thousands of students in the bay state. t

randy: francis is in africa. his six-day trip highlights the growth of the catholics in that region. he visited one of the slums in nairobi. he denounced the conditions. he called for more adequate and dignified housing. emily: police in pennsylvania have connect -- fourth person. he was a passenger in the car that was stopped by the trooper before the shooting. randy: this holiday season, bars. the program will be in effect until new year' s eve. the commission will work with local police departments to find high risk locations. danny amendola has been up graded to limited participation after spraying his knee in monday night' s win over the bills. it' s unclear when he will be back. they will be in denver sunday night. emily: adele is going on tour. not in the states just yet. she made that announcement on facebook yesterday. her album sold 2.5 million copies in three days. we are talking about tom brady' s thanksgiving. he did play the role of a turkey for his kids. randy: he was writing on his facebook page.

randy: thank you. new hope in solving a three decades old new hampshire cold case. investigators have released a brand-new image of four, a woman in her 20' s and three children between the ages of two and 10. the remains were found into steel drums and a state park in 1985. a new forensic test on hair and teeth health to narrow the ages of the victims and the region in which they live. cancer screenings could be a good thing. emily: the recommendation having a positive impact on men' s health. and a little boy fulfills his dream of becoming a police officer why this day was just as special for the real members of the force. randy: following breaking news in france. we are waiting for any word on this man. the belgian isis fighter believed to be the mastermind behind the paris attacks. he was the target of that raid in saint-denis for the girl scout meeting... okay. for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! stop&shop just dropped prices on thousands more items. which makes the ch

randy? randy: cindy, thank you. a "5 investigates" exclusive. legitimate government business for everett city officials or a paid vacation? wine, food, and dancing were all in a day's work if you were part of the group from everett who jetted off to italy this summer. on board, mayor carlo demaria and eight other city employees. it was billed as a government business trip; but according to documents and photos obtained by "5 investigates," it looked more like a vacation. there were just three working sessions on the itinerary including a meeting to set up a student exchange program. >> i don't believe it was excessive. >> it's probably something the ethics committee should look into. randy: the group stayed at hotels free-of-charge and enjoyed plenty of free food and drinks. in massachusetts, it's illegal for government employees to accept free travel costs unless it's for a legitimate public purpose. total cost to tax payers? $16,000 plus regular pay for some city employees. the mayor says they built many important relationships on the trip. em

randy? randy: just hours after this showdown, several presidential candidates are preparing to converge on new hampshire. and there will be plenty of new fodder on the campaign trail this morning. the eye' s sera congi is live in manchester with the big moments and the road ahead. sera: donald trump will be the first on the ground here. all of the candidates fresh off their latest debate which included big issues like the economy and immigration. >> we will have a wall. the wall will be built. it will be successful. if you think they do not work, ask israel. sera: donald trump re-affirming his position that a wall should be built on the u.s.-mexico border and that deportation to illegal immigrants is necessary. former florida governor jeb bush was quick to say he disagrees. >> 12 million illegal immigrants, 500,000 a month, it is not possible. values. sera: another issue brought up last night raising the minimum , wage. frontrunners donald trump and ben carson both stating that they do not s

randy, emily? randy: a story about a woman who for days. a breakthrough surgery 10 years ago is saving her life. a new study focused on weight gain. randy: days after halloween, this costume getting a lot of olessa: you can see one lane squeezing through. eastbound picking minor on the green and orange. not need the jacket. 62 right now. a touch of humidity. it is going to be a windy day and record warm high temperatures warming -- going it down gradually over the weekend. temperatures back down near freezing. randy: a celebration 10 years in the making at mass general. emma morgan was supposed to live just 2 weeks, but a breakthrough surgery saved her life. the team at mass general has made significant strides with the implantable heart pump, and that is what keeps her going. emma had a massive heart attack 10 years ago. she chose to enter a clinical trial, the first patient in new england to have the heartmate 2 version of the original heart pump. the past ten years have been all about team work, with emma defying the odds. >> they have b

randy? randy: erika, thank you. 6 minutes after 6:00. the wreckage of this missing cargo ship may have been found. the navy is sending unmanned subs down 15,000 feet to get a closer look at what could be the "el faro." that ship went down during hurricane joaquin. now the mother of one of those onboard hopes the discovery will lead to answers. mariette wright was one of three crew members with ties to massachusetts. if the wreckage is that of "el faro"-- and the data recorder is insight into her final actions. >> i wonder when she knew the ship was sinking, if she had tried to figure out some way to escape or some way to save everybody on there because that's how she was. randy: the ship will not be brought to the surface; but if remains are found, the navy will try to recover them. star ferry is in question this morning after a federal judge in maine ordered marshals to seize it. it comes after portland pilots, services to the ferry, says it' s owed $200,000. this new trouble comes as the nova scotian government says it is ending its co

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

randy: now it's 4:30. good morning to you. it's tuesday, november 24. i'm randy price. erika: i'm erika tarantal. emily is off today. following breaking news on the eyeopener. shots fired at a protest in minneapolis. the suspects police are looking for right now. randy: a worldwide travel alert for americans. the terror concerns as millions head out for the holiday. erika: 10-0 for the patriots. and the controversy over a referee mistake. morning. cindy: it sure is. even boston is down below the freezing mark under clear skies. 30 degrees right now but this is the difference today. the winds, they're light. they're under 10 miles per hour. they're not going to be as gusty as they were yesterdayment that being said, we have lower 20's beverly, you can see nashua 21. out into worcester county we're 23 in worcester and as cold as 14 in orange. teens right now from norwood to taunton and widespread 20's for you down along the cape and the south coast this morning. now the winds are lighter, yes, but they're not nonexistent. even with a little bit of wind, look what it is do

randy: all right. the second graders at the fay school -- getting us off to a great start this friday with that wake up call! cindy: they were very well behaved. not exactly that quiet. they was a bright bunch. it was a really nice time. keep those wake up calls coming! just go to the front page of wcvb.com and upload it in the u-local section of our website. we are all wearing purple today. it is national pan scrnch creatic cancer awareness day. you'll want to wear something warm today to keep you warm. the wind is going to kick up today. take a look at the winds in chicago. doing some damage out there. winds blowing across the lakes. very strong. not just in the chicago area but all across the great lakes here and into the northeast. these winds are going to be powerful. they are not all that strong just yet. they are steaped now by 10 perfect 20 miles per hour. but over the next couple of days, we will see gusts 30-40 miles per hour. gusty winds and they will eventually bring in cold r air for your

randy:. randy: it is 6:00 a.m. on this tuesday morning. the amenities of high-end living with a catch. the small trend making a big splash in the boston area. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm randy price. erika: and i'm erika tarantal in cindy is here. it's a cold start. overall this is a nice, quiet week. cindy: we're lucking out this year for thanksgiving. thanksgiving last year. i don't know if you remember that. heavier jacket. it is chilly but with bright sunshine. lighter winds overall today. 40's as they're getting off the bus this afternoon. look at the wind chill right now though. it feels like 12 in worcester. it feels like 22 in boston. even though there's not a ton of 5-15 miles per hour. morning. we have readings in the 20's on the north shore and beverly. 30 boston. 23 worcester but you see the teens around nashua, orange. norwood to taunton run inning the teens. lots of 20's on the cape this morning but skies are clear. we are going to see a lot of sunshine throughout the day. by lunchtime, we're coming up to arou

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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

randy: a discovery after a car fire. emily: a tragic turn after two women are hit by a car. >> a traffic stop leads they woman in tears. what a police officer that has the driver stunned. randy: the grade massachusetts is earning that comes with a message for every mom. announcer: you are watching wcvb, boston' s news leader. good morning, this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. emily: a gorgeous start of the sunrise. it makes getting up seem a little easier. >> maybe. we have been at for hours. emily: good morning. 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 pr

randy? randy: thank you. stories we're following right now. a violent suspect is on the run after making a daring escape. boston police thought they had him surrounded last night at the archdale housing in roslindale. but he apparently jumped out of a window. police say the man is wanted for a stabbing and robbery friday night. emily: this fugitive career criminal is back in court today on new charges. kevin paul was nabbed outside a hotel on albany street in boston yesterday accused of being part of a burglary ring in new hampshire. he was just granted parole for his part in the 1997 murder of an epsom, new hampshire, police officer. his friend killed the officer while paul shot at police during a chase. randy: right now a driver is preparing to face a judge charged in this deadly case of road rage. and we've learned this suspect is no stranger to trouble. emily: the eye's sera congi is live in foxborough where that man is being held this morning. sera: emily and randy. that driver allegedly drunk his second o.u.i. offense. this morning a fam

randy. randy: thank you. breaking overnight. russia now says a homemade bomb brought down an airliner over egypt last month killing more than 200 people. vowed to hunt down the terrorists responsible. he's offering a $50 million emily: also breaking this french airstrikes hit more than a dozen new targets in syria overnight. french police also conducted more than 128 new raids in france looking for anyone involved in the deadly paris attacks on friday. is preparing to face a judge estranged wife. police say axel scherer choked the victim so severely she's now in critical condition. emily: right now jurors are bracing for what will be an teenager accused of raping and murdering his teacher. randy: the eyeopener's sera congi is in salem to set the stage. sera: randy and emily. in just hours the mother of that beloved danvers high school teacher will face her daughter's accused killer in court. phillip chism was 14 when even his own lawyers admit he attacked and killed 24-year-old colleen ritzer. his defense is

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

randy, emily. randy: kevin, thank you. to face a judge charged in a emily: and we've learned this trouble. foxborough where that man is being held this morning. sera: emily and randy. that driver allegedly drunk with his second o.u.i. offense. is speaking out sharing their grief. jarrad aronne of foxborough was an electrician on his way to a job when state police say 67-year-old michael hinds intentionally hit aronne's pick-up truck on 495 in mansfield. the two vehicles got off at an exit when a second collision caused aronne's truck to roll over. hinds allegedly drove off. police arrested him a mile away at his norton home. the whole incident just very difficult for the victim's family to comprehend. he's the first born. i expected him to outlive me. but that's not going to happen now. sera: it is still not clear exactly how this alleged road rage incident all got started. we do hope to learn more when hinds is arraigned later this morning in attleboro. again this is his second o.u.i. today he fac

randy. randy: thank you. cindy may have us wondering, what are we in store for? cindy: this year may be different. weather expert, judah cohen, got his prediction right last year. this time around, he tells us he's keeping an eye on el nino. >> the strongest el nino since '97-'98. i think it is a big factor. cindy: but that's not the only tonight at 11:00, cohen and harvey leonard lay out the the total amount of snow cohen thinks we'll see. erika? economic headlines this morning. ford is recalling more than 450,000 cars because of a potential fuel leak. the recall includes 2010 and 2011 ford fusion and mercury milan models all built at the plant in mexico. ford says the vehicles have a canister purge valve that may malfunction and cause a crack in the fuel tank. that could eventually spark a fire. ford says it is not aware of any accidents or injuries. asian stocks are lower this morning amid slumping commodity prices. right now, dow futures are lower on wall street after stocks failed to hold early gains yesterday. the dow dropped 31 points at yesterday's close.

emily: randy? randy: thousands of airport employees, including some in boston are going on strike. , the demand prompting them to walk off the job. new this morning, do scenes like this give you the winter blahs? the tips to avoid seasonal depression. >> it is a community problem. when we identify a community problem, we can identify a community solution. erika: dramatic new numbers showing a spike in heroin use at one new hampshire high school. the action educators and community leaders are taking to get a grip on the crisis. emily? emily: breaking news right now out of europe, following the deadly paris terror attacks. authorities in belgium launching six raids in the brussels area trying to track down those now, you're free to start enjoying the breakfast you love any time you wish. no way. introducing mcdonald's new all day breakfast menu. once, you changed how you ate breakfast. it's time to start >> good morning, eyeopener.hi, rn andy. looking forward to seeing everyone at america' s hometown

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 massac

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randy: good morning. a mother is going to be facing charges in her daughter' s governor' s admission about fantasy sports. emily: erica has breaking news in that airstrike but first, we have your forecast. cindy: we have a lot of wind but this is a change after gloomy weather -- the sun is back today and 51 degrees in boston. the wind is out of the west-southwest at 18 miles per hour already. to the west, temperatures drop s and 40' s. that will settle in for the s clearing out our skies. more sunshine in eastern west of worcester. temperatures the mid-50' s by lunchtime. the winds are sustained 15-20 miles per hour but will gust over 30 miles per hour this afternoon. mid and upper 50' s today but it will feel colder with the wind. hour winds will shift around to the west but overnight, colder air will be brought in through the berkshires and northern new england and there will be some snow showers and flurries overnight and cold air for the weekend. tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m., it will feel in the 20'

randy: five veterans. there notified dozen veterans, many of them served in iraq and afghanistan. years ago, prescriptions for dissipating menaces and given to military members have skyrocketed. five investigates. >> opioids for pain. heroin. >> we went from being the most respected people as a service member to a hard-core criminal or junkie. randy: both of these vets are clean and in recovery. brian does outreach to help others. christina rousseau is part of an inpatient program at the v.a.. emily: this is making easier for veterans to buy their first home. operation welcome home will have special help qualified borrowers good for hundred percent the agency says it developed the plan because some federal loans for vets are difficult to get in the bay state. >> she is my hero. emily: a plymouth woman giving a lifesaving gift to her husband. she turned out to be one of the few who could save him. last april, both of brad' s kidneys fail. he needed a transplant. brad has a basic plan, even a twin. perfect m

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 top out in the lower 50' s today. another day you will need the wet weather gear. the roads are drying out. good morning, olessa. olessa: not

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 th

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

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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 degrees and fall back as the wind turns southea

randy: thank you. a former police officer is now dead. police were called to bryan s home around 3:30 yesterday morning. the 24-year-old was indicted last week on charges stemming from a false bomb threat at millis high school the same day he allegedly staged a shootout with a non-existent driver. police say there are no signs of foul play. emily: the man see here jumping charges. the secret service says joseph caputo got onto the north lawn wrapped in an american flag. the secret service cannot say where he is from. asians are looking into how he got over new spikes on the fence. president obama was inside celebrating thanksgiving at the time, but agents say nobody was ever in danger. randy: russian president vladimir putin says he' s ready to cooperate with the u.s.-led coalition battling isis two weeks after the paris attacks. putin made the comment after a visit with french president francois hollande in moscow. but putin is also standing firm, saying syria must decide the future of its president b

randy: 19 after 6:00. getting the most out of your workout starts before you step one foot into the gym. erika is here with the secret being revealed this morning. that lays out what you should eat to maximize your exercise and you won't even need a measuring cup. your pre-workout meal is one of the keys to keep you from burning out mid-way through your routine, and there is a simple formula when it comes to fueling up before you exercise. all you need are three ingredients and your hand. >> a protein. you're simply going to use the palm of your hand. for a carbohydrate, you are going to use a cupped hand. and for a healthy fat, you are going to use your thumb. erika: for proteins, think eggs, lean meats, and fish. oatmeal, vegetables, or whole grain toast. and for fats, try nut butters or seeds. >> all of these principles are two to three hours pre-workout in the morning. a lot of times we don't have that time so you think about those same composition of liquid like a protein shake. erika: like a combo of

randy. randy: thank you. a moment of violence is going on at this moment in paris. french police have been taking new action after the terror attacks on paris carrying out raids in several cities. just one of the big developments we're following this morning. "eyeopener"'s erika tarantal who is tracking new information as it comes in to us. erika: french officials have mastermind of the deadly assault was linked to other thwarted attacks. the french response very active on several fronts at this hour. overnight police carried out near 170 raids across france arresting 23 people, placing more than 100 under house arrest the raids come hours after france launched what are described as massive air strikes on isis targets in syria. those strikes destroyed a jihadi training camp in raqqa where it's believed the attacks on paris were planned. we now know a number of the suspected bombers had known terror ties including one just identified who faced charge charge's in 2012. turkey saying it warned france about one of the men twice. >> they did not have enough people to fol