randy: and i'm randy price. happy first day of school to

randy: i'm randy price. stories we're following on the eyeopener right now, at 4:30, a woman sexually assaulted at a park in boston. the search underway this morning for that suspect. emily: new details in a deadly mystery in east boston involving a party bus. why the victim's family says the bus company isn't telling the right st randy: storm cleanup continues in middlesex county. the damage left behind from a wild tornado. emily: and it is kind of a 180 degree flip, mike, today is calm. mike: oh, yeah, completely different. there is absolutely nothing going on. yesterday at this time, we were watching showers, storms, 20 to as you step outside, 62 degrees, a lot of temperatures in the lower 50's. jaffrey, 48 degrees. keene, new hampshire, 47 degrees. springfield, 49 degrees. you go to norwood, a pocket of cool air, 49 degrees this morning. it is cool out there. a little taste of fall. let me show you the satellit as we look ahead, it is nothing but sunshine in boston. upper 70's. maybe a little bit of a se

randy: good morning, it's wednesday, august 3. i'm randy price. emily: i'm emily riemer. stories we're following on the eyeopener right now, police are on alert in billerica after two armed robberies. the evidence they're using to track down the suspect. randy: donald trump taking a hit from his own party. how he's fighting back. and the surprising support for his rival this morning. emily: a first for boston. the marijuana facility opening today and the concern coming with it. randy: good morning, cindy. a little cool out there this morning. cindy: you got it. quite a difference from the past few mornings. 64 degrees in town, the wind is light and we have some fog we are watching. reduced visibility on the north shore, beverly at a quarter mile, the same out toward orange. temperatures moving down to the 50's. in lawrence, it's 59, 52 in jeffrey, even worcester in the upper 50's and some pockets of lower 50's. it's a cool start, skies clearing and high pressure will dominate today. we will see sunshine all day long. light wind turning on sure, so the sun is up at 5:39, t

emily, randy? randy: several big decisions made in the overnight hours. a rare session on beacon hill including changes to ride share services. emily: juli mcdonald is live in boston with the impact. >> reporter: that's right, deals on several bills overnight which will head to the governor's desk to be signed. one of the most talked about bills included safety rules. under the law, drivers will under go a background check by the company and state. they will be able to pick up passengers at the convention center and logan airport. plus the companies must pay a 20 cent per ride fee which will uber and lyft praised this deal for the way that it protects their innovative industry. i'm juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. >>> renewable energy bill is headed to the governor's desk. it requires a dramatic increase in hydropower and wind power in the several years. they overrode the governor's veto for long term cove governor baker had ten days to act on the bill sent to his desk. >>> senator kip donnelly is awaiting surgery at massachusetts general hospital after

randy? randy: today, friends and family will come together to mourn a young life taken far too soon. live in leominster where vanessa marcotte will be laid to rest today. sera? sera: emily and randy, it will be an outpouring of grief and love for 27-year-old vanessa marcotte as her family laser to rest today. police continue to investigate the murder that has shaken her family and her community. marcotte's body was found in the woods in princeton sunday night a short distance from her mother's home. some residents in that community are concerned a townwide alert state police responded last night, saying the town was directed to issue that alert after police assets had been mobilized. but they are trying to reassure residents that the response was swift and significant after the initial missing persons report. they say it included patrols from princeton police and three state police barracks, commanders from troop c headquarters, k-9 units, our air specific timeline of the response, saying th

randy: i'm randy price. this morning on the eyeopener, a massachusetts native was shot and killed in a california popular tourist spot. the unexpected circumstances that led to a shocking crime. emily: tragedy in kansas, world's biggest water slide. the previous concerns raising concerns on this ride. randy: a person of interest named a month after this woman was shot to death. emily: a pretty cool start, mike. mike: temperatures in the 50's if some spots, lots of 60's. the city has held on to some of the heat but a comfortable day to start things off. look at the satellite picture. you don't see clouds around us widening out the view. a little bit of a northwesterly flow will keep a dry air mass over the top of us today but there will be humidity in the forecast. here's how it looks today. the satellite picture shows not much else going on. wall to wall sunshine. we have to wait for tomorrow to get a few clouds. the temperatures ramp themselves up to the 8 0's. it's one of those days a weak sea breeze will

randy? randy: senator john mccain is on his way to the general election. the arizona senator beat back a primary opponent in arizona as he competes for his sixth term in office. challenger kelli ward, a tea party activist and former state senator, suggested that at 80-years-old, mccain would not be able to complete another term. and marco rubio will get a shot at a second term the former presidential candidate won the gop primary in florida a bid he launched at the last minute after dropping out of the white house race. and embattled former dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz also came out on top beating back a strong primary challenge in her congressional reelection bid. vice presidential nominee tim kaine's wife will campaign in boston today. anne holton will participate in a women for hillary roundtable at suffolk university law campaign office during her swing through the hub. emily: your taxpayer money used for a private bash during july 4 celebrations. 5 investigates has learned two top state officials are suspended for it. this is the invitation to t

randy: i'm randy price. following breaking news on the eyeopener right now, several big decisions overnight on beacon hill. the changes in a rare state house session and how it could impact you. emily: a murder-suicide investigation involving a former police officer. the new details we're learning about the crime. camps take effect this week after the drowning of a little boy. the steps being taken today to make sure it doesn't happen again. emily: firstly want to check in with city of or cast -- and the forecast cindy: the steadier rain we had overnight across southeastern massachusetts is getting ready to exit, hyannis toward all this is shifting eastward with an area of low pressure, and as a t-rex to the south, high-pressure is holding steady between giving us an east-northeast went for it will also give the temperatures down. we start off in the 60's and it takes us into late morning to jump over 70 degre steady rain but it doesn't look like it will come -- high temperatures for most of us and mid 70's

randy: and i'm randy price. happy first day of school to those are just some of the districts headed back today. mike wankum is in for city. emily: at least it is cool and crisp. mike: not hot and humid. when you get to a certain temperature you have to get out of school. but let me show you, speaking of those cool outside the city we are seeing a lot of readings into the 50. if you look to the south, from norwood to taunton, readings can get up into the 60's. our next rainmaker is way out to the west and you have to find sunny and partly cloudy and if this rain doesn't get here until late tomorrow night and then on thursday as well we could have the chance for showers. here's what's going to happen, the temperature will ramp into the mid to upper 70's and then it cuts off because you have this sea breeze, but inland we will see temperatures around 85 degrees and it makes for a really nice day. the temperatures are going to be a little bitar we will talk more about the rain and check on the tropics, but now on a

randy: and i'm randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. if you listen carefully you can you walk outside and it already feels like it is very oppressive. wherever you see that reddish color, easternmost massachusetts, the dew points are off the charts. this will be with us for the entire day. you can see it is down to about half a mile, so th that it may slow you down this morning. the air quality becomes an issue later today, especially if you have respiratory issues. keep that in mind for later today. temperatures were now running in the 70's, as cool as it has been , low-to-mid 70's right now and once we burn off the fog sunshine throughout the day, temperatures by noon time around 95 in boston, 98 in lawrence so it will already be feeling close to 90 degrees and that feels like heat index will be around 100 degrees. let's get you out of the roads, this may slow some folks down. olessa: this stretch looks ok, the expressway by the south a model, and traffic is getting by without any delays. let's get to the maps and check out the rest o

randy? randy: thank you. following breaking news in princeton "the telegram" is reporting a search for a missing jogger has bn underway on brook station road for several hours now. the district attorney's office is on the scene there. that road is closed. we're also on the scene gathering information and we'll bring you new details as we get them. emily: also following several other breaking stories right now. randy: the eye's erika tarantal tracking information as it comes in. erika: all delta flights are grounded and impacting airports hopes the issue will be resolved soon and we'll keep you posted. also breaking, two people, including an american believed to have been abducted out of their car in kabul by gunmen in military uniforms. afghan officials believe both victims work at the american university of afghanistan. other stories we're following now. police say a lowell native is dead, shot in the back while playing pokemon go at a attraction in san francisco. calvin riley goes to school in california an

randy: good morning, it's wednesday, august 17. i'm randy price. emily: i'm emily riemer. stories we're following on the eyeopener right now, three people including a child are hurt after a crash in boston. what witnesses say they were doing just before they were hit. randy: a close call for several people in lowell. the search for a shooter firing into homes. for the white house. the campaign shake up overnight. and the new attacks on the trail. randy: good morning, cindy. already very warm. cindy: definitely all last night. still 80 degrees in boston, and look at that dewpoint temperature. 75 degrees, tropical outside. the wind is gusting 25 miles per hour, bringing in oppressive humidity. but if you look out to the west, you are drier. will work in gradually over the course of the day. right now we are running in the lower 80's. even after worcester county, upper 70's. as they come in, they kind of fell apart. patchy cloud cover, and this front off to the west, as it continues to shift in, brings drier air. i think the storm threat has passed, in the clouds are breaking

randy: i'm randy price. following breaking news on the eyeopener right now, two american olympic swimmers held overnight in brazil. why they were pulled from their plane. and told they can't leave. emily: drug cases mishandled by this woman are now up in the air. the new decision that could set some convicts free. randy: new calls to fix the water issues at several boston public schools. the dramatic push from parents this morning. emily: we will get to those stories, but first we are checking in with cindy. another cool start to the day. cindy: different from yesterday. it is still 71, but without the humidity. it is feeling very different. a light wind out of the west, dew point around 60. suburbs are running in the 60's 50's from orange to keene. the further north you go, you are away from cloud cover. there are showers across western connecticut, and this area will shift eastward. clouds are streaming off it, reaching toward the route 2 court or. -- corridor. a full moon this morning. a wave low pressure

randy: good morning, i'm randy price. emily: i'm emily riemer. following breaking news on the eyeopener right now -- violent protests in milwaukee after the shooting death of a black man by police. the new details in overnight. randy: funeral plans today for the jogger murdered in princeton. how loved ones are honoring her emily: a major project underway right now on the south shore. the impact it will have on thousands of drivers. randy: good morning, cindy. tell us the hot weather is gone. emily: please. cindy: well, god might be a strong word. it will be slightly better today. skies are clear and it will be about the 70's with had lately. slightly less humid air is filtering in. there are 60 showing up, skies this morning clear to partly cloudy. today will be mostly sunny today. behind it, just a bit less humid. we will have a good amount sunshine today. we are storm free today. we are around 80 degrees by 10:00 a.m. and holding in the 80's in boston this afternoon, upper 80's on the cape. some spots could touch 90 degrees but not well into th

randy: i'm randy price. stories we're following on the eyeopener right now, police search for a murderer, after the killing of two nuns in mississippi. looking for answers as family mourn the loss here in massachusetts. emily: breaking overnight, a second earthquake rattling an already decimated italian community. the latest hit as the death toll randy: an alert on the north shore for women. the alarming attack in rockport. and the images police want you to see. emily: we will get to those stories, but first we are checking in with cindy. definitely warmer than it has been. cindy: a little muggy as well. lower 70's right now in boston, a humid start with dew points near 70. temperatures are mostly in the and appeared to be shifting. elsewhere, not a lot happening until you get to the northwest corner of the state. this is an area of showers and thunderstorms in eastern new york. a lot of it is weakening but it is heading in our direction, coming out of a final boundary that will bring in much less humid air

randy? randy: the notes from the fbi's investigation into hillary clinton's emails are now in the hands of the house oversight committee. last month, the fbi closed its yearlong investigation of how clinton handled sensitive information without finding evidence of criminal wrongdoing. the fbi director did call clinton's actions extremely careless. fbi notes are typically kept confidential. new hampshire's democratic governor is side-stepping a >> do you think she is honest and trustworthy? >> i support hillary clinton for the presidency because her experience and her record demonstrate she is qualified to hold the job. >> do you think she is trustworthy? >> i think she has demonstrated that commitment always to something beyond herself. randy: maggie hassan's campaign later clarifying that she does see clinton as honest. hassan is running for u.s. senate against republican incumbent kelly ayotte. and ayotte is also struggling with her party's nominee. >> i have actually said that i going to

randy? randy: teachers in west bridgewater channel justin timberlake. their back to school message, in eyepoppers. then new at 5:30, police say this man caused chaos, over a bag of flaming hot cheetos. the moves landing him in handcuffs. a teenager is recovery after an unusual stabbing. the weapon making the attack especially gruesome. olessa: breaking overnight, two people have died after a crash just outside the ted williams tunnel. the eastbound side of the tunnel olessa: the last morning of august, and look at this -- look at all the this is the warmest august on record. today is going to be another warm day but not as wet as yesterday, clouds moving in from the west, mostly cloudy skies through the afternoon, temperatures coming up into the 80's. we may sneak away to the beach today but be advised that there is rough surf and rip current. we can see if you showers lingering and thursday and then 70's on friday. emily: time for your wednesday eyepoppers. olessa, do you have your dancing shoes on? olessa: we know school leaders in west bridgewater do

randy: breaking overnight, to u.s. limber erika: we learned that the swimmers will not be allowed to leave until they provide testimony to investigators. the controversy is swirling around ryan lochte, and this is video in overnight showing the crush of reporters as they were escorted out of the real airport. -- ryan lochte himself is back in the u.s. he left before his teammates were detained. we expect to learn more today when they talk to authorities. and we'll bring you updates as we get them. emily: new this morning, more than 24,000 drug cases could be wiped out. in some cases suspects set free. the eyeopener's todd kazakiewich is live in boston with the latest fallout from a drug lab scandal. todd? todd: the state's highest ur from the american civil liberties union that all of those cases should be tossed. those 24,400 cases were mishandled by this woman former state lab chemist annie dookhan. the supreme judicial court initially rejected the aclu's attempt to get the convictions tossed. but the court recently

randy: and i'm randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. cindy: downpours producing soaking rain in many right now through about 8:00 this morning. thereafter they start to lower, but you can see a good dose of rain shifting eastbound and moving out of the springfield area the worcester now. the showers will continue to shift on eastward. lida rain already reaching some of these communities, but the yellow and the indicating some of those heavier downpours. it will get to around lawrence in the next 30 minutes or so. boston. you can see the yellow across a good portion of the area over towards leominster. you can even see some heavier rain around the worcester area and point southward toward spencer and all the way down to webster as well. it is coming with some energy that is racing in quickly. i expect these to be winding down by the late morning and afternoon. through 7:00 this morning, you about 9:00 this morning. within this area showers, embedded downpours. cannot rule out thunder, but most thunderstorms at around new york state. show

randy, emily? randy: right now, boston is set to open the city's first medical marijuana dispensary. emily: the eye's juli mcdonald is live outside the facility on milk street ahead of today's grand opening. juli: good morning. certainly a milestone for the city, the dispensary opening up here today in downtown crossing. it's run by patriot care grown at a facility in lowell. and though it's boston's first dispensary it's far from the state's first. there are six other medical marijuana dispensaries in massachusetts. the first opened in salem last june, after voters approved the law in 2012. that was followed by facilities in ayer, brockton, brookline, northampton, and lowell. and since that first opening, more than 21,000 patients have purchased more than 4,000 pounds of medical marijuana. boston police have worked closely with patriot care for this dispensary to ease concerns about drug-related crime that could be spurred by the opening. today's ceremony starts at 10:00 a.m. live in boston, juli

emily, randy? emily: right now, we're learning new details about a deadly accident involving a party bus in east boston. randy: the eye's doug meehan is there this morning with what the victim's family is now saying. it's still unclear exactly what led to two women falling out of the party bus. but one of the victim's families is now questioning the company's story. the family says 27-year-old tracy paniagua, who fell into the window early sunday morning, and it popped open, dumping her and another woman onto the street. but the bus company says the women were likely trying to open it because it requires significant pressure. opening the window for air. paniagua's family just wants answers. collects her mom wants to get the man arrested. she lived her life to the fullest. doug: police say it now appears a second car may have run the women over. but they stress the investigation is still in the early stages. live in east boston, doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: right now, police want you to ta

randy: a paraglider is dead. police say this happened just after 9:00 yesterday morning just before mass began. a middle-aged man was ora control. the church was evacuated and the service was canceled. this week, governor baker help celebrate the new laws meant to protect. ceremony will be held at the statehouse on wednesday. the law allows first responders to break a window to an extreme temperatures to rescue an animal. they can make reasonable efforts 911. emily: henry owens makes it through his innings unscathed but gives up a couple of key hits in the third. two innings later, the same batter, 21 basically gets up another 31 home run. the red sox go on to lose 10-5, they had to tampa bay to take on the rays tonight. randy: crazy weather in some areas. mike: that is what we know a lot of the whole thing. we will be continuing to monitor those damage reports. if you have some in happening in our neighborhood, let us now. here is the line. there is nothing going on behind it. what rain you have right now is goi

randy: thank you. the t says they're prepared for the humid heat and that t maintenance has been working on air conditioning systems around the clock. boston is opening cooling centers across the city because of the heat emergency. most of them will be at boston centers for youth and families. app. emily: breaking overnight, we have new details on the condition of david ortiz after this tough hit at fenway park. big papi just wincing in pain after fouling a pitch off his right shin. the eyeopener's antoinette antonio is at fenway with what we've learned about that injury overnight. antoinette: those breaking details will have sox fans heaving a sigh of relief. this morning, the team says preliminary x-rays came ba sox president dave dombrowski saying overnight papi's doing much better. not the case in the moment, for sure. the 40-year-old slumped in pain after that foul ball hits his shin. no question why that was a 98.5 mile per hour fast ball from the yankees pitcher that got him. the grimace on big

randy: good morning, i'm randy price. emily: i'm emily riemer. it's tuesday, august 9. a community on edge right now after a gruesome discovery. a jogger killed in princeton her body found in the woods. the deadly mystery and what police are asking all residents to do. randy: a large fire breaking out in south boston. the extensive damage and the residents forced out of their emily: donald trump laying out his plan for your money. the economic proposals, as a growing number of his rivals sounds the alarm over a trump presidency. randy: good morning, cindy. pleasant out there this morning. emily: for now. [laughter] cindy: cindy: googood morning. fog and a few localized rain. a lot of 60's showing up. just a few pockets of 50's here and there. high-pressure overhead will be another day with sunshine and lightweight wind, but there is e humid air waiting to come in and you will feel a difference as it moves in. temperatures tebow pretty quickly and by 8:00 a.m., lunchtime temperatures in boston's will still be in the upper 70's. that is the sea along the coastline. upper

randy: commitment 2016. a key meeting for donald trump today, "politico" reporting the presidential candidate will sit down with the rnc this morning, as his campaign struggles to stay on message, some calling on the rnc to divert money from um today, "politico" reporting the meanwhile, donald trump is blasting hillary clinton's newly unveiled economic plan, accusing her of being too cozy to wall street. trump says she won't keep her promises, and that she'll keep signing trade deals that hurt american workers. >> we are being ripped off by everybody, especially countries. >> i will stop any trade deal that kills jobs or hold down would raise taxes on millionaires and tax companies who move overseas. both candidates have pledged to cut taxes on the middle class. hillary clinton's running mate tim kaine is headed to new england tomorrow. he'll campaign in manchester, new hampshire at what's being billed as a democratic organizing event. it will be held at st. anselm college. erika: right now an urgent search

randy: u.s. soccer star hope solo is kicked off the team for something she said during the suspension for calling the swedish team cowards in rio earlier this month. it happened after sweden eliminated the u.s. the president of u.s. soccer calls solo's comments unacceptable. emily: a botched play costs the red sox in saint pete. tied up with the rays, two out in the bottom of the 11th. the throw to first is no good and the ball is dropped at home. the umpire initially called the runner out but sandy leon couldn't hang onto it. and some concern for promising rookie andrew benintendi earlier in the game. he admits he made a base-running mistake here. it looks like he rolls his ankle. but really it's the knee that was injured. he'll have an mri at some point today. randy: olympic swimming phenom katie ledecky tries her hand at baseball. she handed off her five medals four of them gold, mind you to outfielder bryce harper before throwing out the first pitch at d.c. emily: two massachusetts olympians

enjoy your time at home, randy. randy: good luck everybody. olessa: the pokemon craze is catching on in australia. check out these burgers featuring popular pokemon characters. down n out restaurant is making them for a limited time. the bulbasour burger is grassy and clean. and the charmander one as you can imagine is spicy. but you can't order the one you want. they come to guests randomly. i apologize. you know? randy: someone told me. [laughter] olessa: someone told you, sure. randy: now you burgers to go with this. olessa: a little bit of the competition going on. emily: ago. giving a new power to help animals in need. billing with historic flooding, however little boy used his birthday to deliver some happiness to people coping with so much loss. we are live in concord this morning tracking storm damage from overnight weather. you can see a huge tree down there in the roadways. the will of an update on the hardest hit areas, coming up with topic a live look here at four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain

randy: i'm randy price. stories we're following on the eye-opener another crash , involving a duck tour boat in boston. the investigation surrounding the driver this morning. emily: a violent assault suspect is due in court today. the charges he's facing after an attack on a woman who is disabled.ra same town in the same day. the cause firefighters are not ruling out just yet. first, a look at your forecast. first, a look at your forecast. cindy: tempt is right degrees in boston this morning. a warm start here to the week. the wind is under the southwest. a little sticky outside this there are some clouds to the north and west of the city this morning. there even a couple of showers that are trying to pull together out of new york state. we can't rule out a spot shower as a cold front is across the area. through 8:00 this morning, one or two shower starting to pop up here worcester into boston. that front drops out so we are clearing it at lunchtime with lots of sunshine this afternoon. afternoon. 70's this

randy: i think i could get into both. [laughter] emily: a do-over for olympians, who had an embarrassing moment in rio. the second chance for athletes, who nearly lost their shot at gold. and twitter is out with a new -- and breaking news, abc news reports that james egan donate $11,000 to charity to avoid prosecution and leave brazil after a made up. this is a live look at the skyline, this is just past the. and moon. -- the full sturgeon moon. him internet go breaking overnight, a sports bar turns into a bloody crime scene in woburn. the details just coming in. randy: a toddler dies after being rushed from a babysitter's home. sera: the investigation happening right now into what happened. emily: breaking news, a u.s. swimmer makes a deal just to get out of rio. and it may not be what you'd expect. erika: tom brady injured but not on the field. what we know about a bizarre accident involving the qb. boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter fives eyeopener. randy: 5:30 friday morning as we look at worcester

randy: at&t ordered to pay millions to its customers. the fcc says the company must pay out nearly $8 million after allowing scammers to charge customers $9 a month for a directory assistance service that did not work. the scam mostly targeted small businesses. the company must also pay refund checks should be on the way in the next 90 days. emily: big papi bobblehead night called off. the red sox say the figurines are racially offensive. this morning, the company that crafted them is responding. red sox fans leaving fenway park with i.o.u.'s and feeling a bit perplexed. here are the two versions of the david ortiz bobblehead. the expected version on the right. and what was actually delivered on the left. fans spot the difference right >> does that offend you? >> yeah. emily: the manufacturer bda incorporated released this statement. "we value our decades-long relationship with the red sox organization and its decision to postpone the david ortiz bobblehead giveaway. we're currently working closely with the red sox to ensure the team and

randy: we hear from a passenger on board that flight. also breaking this morning, the fiery ending to a chain reaction crash on 128. the new information in overnight. erika: and investigators searching for leads in the killing of a woman in princeton. the key clues that could help police track down her killer. randy: and a father is facing child endangerment charges. where he left his child that caused alarm. erika: but firstly what to check in with cindy. hot day yesterday but not quite as hot today. cindy: i don't think you will notice much of a difference. it is still very humid, and the temperature hasn't dropped much at all. you can see the dew points still in the 70's as well and with the humidity, this is what it feels like, like it is 80 degrees in boston. another day if you advisory, especially that he index, running close to 100. you can see the actual temperatures are in the low to mid 70's, so it is a lucky start with patchy clouds rolling through dry start to the day and as we get into the afternoon hours, we will watch for

randy, emily? randy: new this morning, some boston police officers will make a controversial change today. emily: the eyeopener's doug meehan is live in boston with the training about to get underway. it for months. and today the first boston police officers will start wearing body cameras. officers in five police districts will be strapped with the cameras for the two-day training session. those officers were selected after none volunteered to be part of the training. the union has been fighting the assigning of cameras saying participation must be voluntary. the six-month pilot program includes 87 male officers and 13 they'll be paid $500 each to take part in the program. the full program is set to begin next month. doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: new this morning, new numbers show an alarming spike in medical errors in massachusetts. the number of errors in state hospitals jumped 60% according to the globe. much of that is because of an issue at baystate medical center in springfield wher

randy: and i'm randy price with cindy: yeah, and that is something we haven't said a lot. any rain is certainly welcome here. unfortunately today there's nothing that will really give it the drink of water it needs. is that history is shifting offshore -- you are still in the steadier rain that you can see elsewhere there is just a little spot area be the case throughout the day as high-pressure noses out and high-pressure builds down from the north. we will have an east-northeasterly wind, starting in the 60's with the sun over the next half hour, and it will be around 70 degrees by 9:00 a.m. and we can't rule out a few breaks of sunshine very similar to yesterday but overall areas touching 77. after the steady rain gets out of here, nothing that significant with one or two showers developing this afternoon, but by far most of the day is dry. just a shower or two through the afternoon. some roads are little damp this morning. good morning. olessa: good morning. overall we are in pretty good shape at the expressway, still very dark, northbound heading to e the rest of the

randy: to school. this morning we're kicking off a push to make back to school easier and healthier. emily: those pre-packed lunch options are temping but, erika maybe not the best idea. erika: quick and easy is tempting but you can do a much better job fueling kids for school with little effort. is this really what you want your kids eating? dr. jeanne goldberg, professor of nutrition at tufts university, says too often packaged prepared foods fall >> fried chicken nuggets which i can't imagine eating cold. erika: even the seemingly benign applesauce could improve. >> this particular one has two teaspoons of sugar per serving. erika: dr. goldberg says it took less than 5 minutes to make this easy alternative. just remember four key components. a rainbow of whole fruits, none of that added sugar. also vegetables. >> yellow tomatoes, some blueberries, some red peppers and some grapes, so it's got plenty of color. whole grains and protein power. like her turkey and provolone in whole wheat pita. as for t

randy: i'm randy price. following breaking news on the eyeopener right now -- a t 4:30, a teenager shot in the street in boston. the new details we're learning from the scene overnight. emily: an elderly man beaten inside a fall river hotel. why he says he was attacked and the witnesses different story. randy: controversy on the campaign trail. the comments expected today from donald trump, and the new boost for hillary clinton. emily: we will get to those stories. first, checking in with cindy and the forecast. feels cool this morning. cindy: not bad this morning. things will change through the course of the day. we have warmer, more sticky air coming in. slight risk for storms. we are starting to see a couple of showers pop up. out across the berkshires, across western massachusetts right now, but this is just the beginning. we will keep a close eye on the radar for you. we do have some clouds working on through this morning out ahead of a warm frontal boundary. this warm front will be lifting in and provi

randy: and i'm randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. nice out there this morning. cindy: yeah. today we had the best opportunity to see some rain. hopefully you get some water in your community. starting a quiet, just some patchy clouds. just a little light on the horizon. 70 degrees with the dew point in the lower 60'et , low 70's on the cape, 71 back toward orange. tomorrow is muggy dear with the clouds advancing from the west and these extend all the way back out across the western u.s. this is what we are watching as we get into the late morning and early afternoon, southwesterly wind bringing in more humidity. it will not be as hot today, into the afternoon we hold in the lower 80's with showers and thunderstorms, highs at about 85 through the merrimack valley and you can see showers coming in continuing to shift eastward. your lunch hour has the best opportunity is doing these showers, it's or miss in nature with embedded downpours leading to localized flooding. by midafternoon, we have the potential of a couple more storms popping up leader of the day. have the umbrella

randy: always entertaining. cindy: you know how desperately need the rainfall, we did get some thunderstorms over the weekend. we still a deficit of more than 7.5 inches here. our best chance of rain this week not coming today. the chances of rain and some showers and thunderstorms ramped up tomorrow afternoon and some may linger into wednesday morning. it looks like that probably is it here for the upcoming week. you can see this guy over boston looking a little patriotic -- the sky over boston looking a little patriotic. not going to be as oppressive as it sounds. it will still be another hot and sticky day here. notice the sun and clouds in boston in the 80's that the afternoon. light wind allows a bit of the sea breeze to develop. 90 in nashua, 90 in lawrence. it is another hot day coming our way. it front of boundary to our south with a wave of the pressure lifting in our direction. this will bring no showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. the prediction center area for the potential of some severe sto

randy: i'm randy price. breaking news on the eyeopener right now, a teenage girl shot in boston. the new details we're learning from the scene. emily: the death toll skyrockets overnight in italy. the devastation from a powerful earthquake. and the dramatic rescue of a young girl. randy: a hate crime under the explosion targeting a gay-friendly newspaper and the message from the publisher this morning. emily: the first we want to check in with cindy, starting at the day pretty mild. cindy: yeah, is going to warm up, similar to yesterday in terms of temperature. this number right here is the dew point. humidity is going to be climbing today with a southwesterly wind and you will feel the difference by the afternoon. 70 in boston. mild start this morning with clouds passing overhead catch a clever -- and patchy cover. off to the west, a frontal boundary is providing some chances of showers -- we will watch it come through on friday and we will be in and out of sunshine. the sun is up at 6:02 and by 8:00 a.m. we are already in the lowest through metrowest. by gusty southwesterly bre

randy: i'm randy price. stories we're following on the eyeopener right now, a boston summer camp reopens today after a boy drowns. the plans tonight to honor that little boy's life. emily: a wild police chase landing one man behind bars. the new video. and the witness wh randy: new money trouble for the mbta. the alarming deficit as the t allows free rides. emily: we're going to check in with cindy. a look at your forecast. a mild start today. cindy: we are tracking showers on radar. thunderstorms got started across new york last evening and they have held together. edge, close to greenfield in new hampshire. i have the lightning overlaid here, too. not seeing as much as earlier. it is associated with a little bit of energy pulling away quickly this morning. these showers only with us this morning if they make it to the coast line. cloudy skies turned noontime and breaks of sunshine. showers pushing into the boston area. clouds linger through lunchtime. temperatures should respond in we will check you throug

randy: astros' george springer. you can see he makes the catch at full speed, tumbling right into the stands. that likely gave the team a boost over the blue jays. they go on to win 2-1. emily: the play of the day happening on the sidelines at the dodgers game. take a look. that's the ball girl making a very quick catch. the foul ball was headed right for a fan and their beer. but emily threw her glove out just in time and the crowd loved randy: emily's moment in the spotlight. a special birthday celebration in new hampshire. firefighters in merrimack helped mrs. osborn welcome in 100 years. that's her riding around in a fire truck yesterday. she had told firefighters earlier in the week that she was turning 100 on august 1, and a promise -- they promised they'd return with a cake. and they did. cindy: she does not look 100 years old. emily: that is awesome. cindy: look at the sky over boston right now and it's a really deceptive. 68 degrees and northeasterly wind. look at what is happening off to our west. we have

emily, randy? emily: in your health this morning, bad news for people who are squeamish about flu shots. randy: the new message to parents. and dramatic video as a store clerk tries to stop a robbery. the question frantic moment in texas. emily: new this morning, making study abroad financially feasible. tips for parents whose kids want to see the world. erika? erika: breaking overnight, one person has died after an overnight crash on the mass pike on southboro. state police say a driver was traveling eastbound in the westbound lane. cindy? cindy: another beautiful day on the way. the chance of rain tomorrow, and when temperatures return to the first take a live look over boston. stop what you are doing, how gorgeous is that picture? clear skies, 70 degrees in town, a little more comfortable as you are heading out the door. randy: good morning. 4,000 kids take part in the fresh air fund all along the east coast every summer. emily: get everyone together and record your own wake up call. do it on yo

randy: please. all right, the unpleasant way a baseball player learned just how hard he can hit a grand slam. and a common mistake could be killing your phone battery. the habit to break to make your and we are live on this beautiful morning. we are right over the weston tolls right now. underway for this tuesday morning, and a beautiful day it four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned from local districts that desperately need it. four hundred million that won't fund more science and technology, arts or preschool, four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. let's improve public schools for all students, not just a select few. vote no on question 2. randy: an attack at a boston playground. >> the warning to women and the >> details about a party bus death, why the family says you don't know the whole story. reporter: hillary clinton on

randy: commitment 2016. new twists on the campaign trail this morning as unrest in the republican party appears to grow. the eye's antoinette antonio is here with the overnight developments. antoinette: a top republican donor and fundraiser is jumping ship, endorsing hillary clinton. she says she cannot support a candidate who in hi her words as -- this comes hours after donald trump went after members of his own party, refusing to endorse paul ryan in his last night in somerville, elizabeth moran went after donald trump again after he accepted a retired veteran's purple heart, saying he always wanted one and this was much easier. >> just when you think donald trump can't pull another one, can't demonstrate more clearly how disqualified he is to be president of the united states, he manages to top himself. antoinette: less like a mike pence fired back at president obama's assertion that the gop nominee is not qualified to be president, insisting it is the current president who is woefully unprepared. you can

randy: amazing. we used to have an abundance, and now -- cindy: overall, the whole state is way down. and for the month of june, july, august, we have had 3.02 inches of rain. if you can see the deficit, approaching that eight inch mark. it's that area under the extreme drought before we get some beneficial rainfall. you can see some ran around minneapolis high-pressure nosing in from the north and east, giving us some delightful weather for the past couple days. we have a nice weekend, skies mainly clear out there right now, all the humidity is kind of sitting, police to down to the south and west for now. it will stay relatively comfortable for the next couple by early monday, we will get some rain, and then we have a better chance of getting showers and storms. mid 60's on the north shore, near the 70 degree mark on the cape and you can see 75 in boston. just a few clouds here and there this morning. the wind is under 10 miles per , turning on sure this afternoon, which means we have a sea breeze

randy. randy: all right, it's time for the monday eyepoppers. another edition of the bear and the bird feared. this is always out there. >> a little lesson. this guy didn't just try to eat it. he literally ran off with that careful. those bears are hungry, and how about this. ? w, x, y, z ? >> that song is going viral this morning. might help that modern family's jesse tyler ferguson, who just finished a run on broadway, shared it on his facebook page, and maybe she'll b one day on broadway. randy: she has a blate lobratto. olessa: for a tiny kid, she's so cute. all right, a mar's mission, scientist's first time out on their own after a year inside of a dome. and two major performances at last night's video music awards. the show-stopping moments making headlines right now. and take a look here, the sunrise in worcester. good luck with the first day. four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned from local districts that desperately need it. fou

randy: thank you. police say that the deadly stabbing of a 15-year-old bedford was gang related. 21-year-old blueees class and an unidentified 60-year-old are both held without bail this morning charged with assault and battery and accessory in the death of mateo morales. the 15-year-old was murdered on wednesday night on chancery street. so far no one is charged with murder. >> a co-pilot is fired over accusations that he was drunk before take-off. police say the pilot in michigan bedford. the co-pilot was removed and failed a sobriety test. he's identified as a 35-year-old florida man. >> new details in the case of a new hampshire prep school graduate convicted of assaulting a classmate. new filings from the lawsuit against st. paul schools so that parents of other students paid 100,000 for owen labrie's defense team. the lawsuit claims the school attemptedo connected members against the victim. the school denies that. randy: commitment 2016, a friday off the trail for the candidates for president, a

randy: i'm randy price. we're following breaking news on the eyeopener right now, a deadly earthquake hits italy. the damage this morning and the new details in overnight. amalie go an emergency landing is under investigation in central massachusetts. why the pilot could be slapped with a fine. randy: a body camera program begins in boston. the effort launching today for some officers. emily: at first we want to check in with cindy for a look at the forecast. another cool start. cindy: cool and comfortable. 66 degrees in boston, skies are clear. another nice weather day overall. 50's showing up in the suburbs, fitchburg at 59, 54 in orange. taunton have a couple pockets in the 60's. attachment to a fog, but otherwise things are clear. high-pressure is controlling the weather which means another son filled day. the wind this morning to the southwest, inching up the humidity. i 8:00 we should be around 70 in boston with the sun coming up after 6:00 a.m. and lunchtime temperatures in the lower 87 in boston and

randy: and i'm randy price. happy first day of school to folks in methuen and some of the school weather. mike: i saw that earlier. so if you are headed to the bus stop, a gorgeous morning. emily: we don't want them to be chilly out there. mike: we have plenty of sunshine. this afternoon, boy, a nice, toasty day out there with temperatures in the 80s, so lighter clothing and shorts out there and enjoy the day. check out the temperatures. we have 64 in bostonut of temperatures into the 50s, and upper 40s showing up this morning. the humidity dropped off. yesterday it was muggy out there. you start to notice the humidity. humidity dropping off with the clear skies so where's the next rain-maker? way off here to the west. it is poised to move in here but not until tomorrow night. today we get to enjoy the temperatures like this. highs inland well into the 80s. 80 to 85. if you are right near the shoreline because of that sea breeze, we'll hold the any way you look at it, it will be a really nice day across the area

randy: i'm randy price. cindy with the forecast, and coming back. reporter: thank you very much. really nice weather expected today, lots of sunshine. beautiful sentence to pass along this morning. the air is very comfortable. humidity is sill check out the sky over boston. we have this pinkish glow to it. nice sky this morning. definitely we have got a nice morning out there. temperatures starting out mostly in the 60s and parts of the cape but you run into spots in the 50s. taunton 55. norwood 53. look at the orange, 53 degrees, we are at the end of august now, and a typical high for us this time of year should be about 79 degrees. that today. some spots towards 90, any patchy areas of fog, they are few and far between. with the high pressure in control, a great day, loads of sunshine, and you can see how the temperatures drop to 70 by 8:00 in boston, and by lunchtime, the lower 80s, a weak sea breeze may kick in but we should sneak up to boston before that happens but look at bedford and laural and lawrence and all around that mark, this afternoon, and mid to upper 80s here th