cindy: not so bad in the temperature department. yesterday we got into the mid-60' s but that will not happen today. look at how warm it is -- we are close to 60 now. 50' s out of boston, near 60. it is a pretty mild start this morning. trade-off is a whole lot of cloud cover, and you can see one or two sprinkles showing up on radar. far to the west, there are a few more showers moving into western new york state, following this frontal boundary. we stalled out in our vicinity just far enough to the south that we will have a more northeasterly wind that will keep the temperatures down. because of the morning hours with a lot of clouds, and a umbrella. it probably won' t be needed, it will be pretty light. otherwise, just some clouds with some sunshine. more clouds than else -- but look at the temperatures. the northeasterly wind. upper 50' worcester. yesterday. s get you out to the roads and see how we are looking. olessa: good morning. so far we are very clear out there -- everything is looking good. let' s get to the map and check

emily: first, cindy here. a dry start now, but we are expecting rain. cindy: by the time you are heading home, the rain will be coming down. temperatures this morning in the 30' s and 40' s. the rain is not far away. move in. weather. commute. once we get deeper into the evening and the overnight hours, up. much of your day is dry. s this afternoon. that rain is going to be coming in. it' s going to be windswept as we get into the overnight. heaviest overnight. we are also talking about the wind which could gust 40-50 miles per hour on the coast line. let' s get you out to the roads right now. >> good morning. a quiet start on the roadways. a live look outside, no problems here. let' by the bridge. expressway north. some construction as you travel along the expressway. over by break point avenue, roadwork . the pike closed for that overnight construction. no problems north of town. emily: breaking overnight, a scramble to escape intense flames as this fire consumed a building in lynn. dozens of people are out of their homes. randy: sera congi is at the

cindy: they should do it up here. randy: yes, cooler. cindy: a week ago, talking about temperatures in the 70' s. a cool down here. the jet stream dipping down to the south. things are changing. the trend is going to be for mild temperatures to work in. it is 49 degrees on a boston. teens, 20' s, 30' s, 40' s across the area. there are a couple of showers coming out of southern new hampshire, posed to move through the area.

cindy: we' ve got a nice weekend coming up. i want to draw your attention to something that is happening in the pacific. this is a category five hurricane. the winds are 200 miles per hour. this is the strongest hurricane in the eastern pacific. this is going to make landfall as a hurricane in mexico. it' s going to be catastrophic. it' s going to weaken over land, but turned into a massive rainstorm as it drips through mexico. it' s a significant storm we' re watching. it' s going to be a bright and breezy day. it' s going to be cooler than yesterday. over the weekend, we do havehe chance of a shower on sunday morning. we are looking at dry weather. it' s 44 in worcester. we have some lower 50' s on the cape. we just got to 38. you can see the skies are mainly clear. we have a front come through last night. the winds of shifted to the north and west. throughout the day, the temperatures made to a few more degrees. we are 51. you get the idea. temperatures are going nowhere today. the wind is going to be blustery. clear skies i

cindy: magically by this afternoon, we will see some 70' s around here. it is going to be a warm one on this thursday. 54 in boston. 52 in worcester. there is quite a bit of fog across the area. visibility worcester into boston running half a mile. above the fog, there are clouds. showers to our west. snow overnight in northern maine. we are ahead of a cold front. it is a mild wind that is going to push the temperatures up. quickly we jump to 60 degrees by late morning. we will be knocking on the door of that 70 degree mark through the afternoon. we will see breaks of sunshine after 3:00 this afternoon right through this evening. there will be the risk for a expecting anything widespread. but enjoy today. s once that front comes through tonight. cooler temperatures move in for tomorrow. s get you out to the roads now. the fog may slow people down. olessa: it is not the best morning. s get over to the maps and check the rest of that ride. 93 southbound close for that overnight roadwork on sullivan square. again by route 138. and 128. the construction along

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olessa: thank you, cindy. so far a quiet start on the road ways. let's get to the maps and check the rest of the trip. construction in place if you're traveling into boston on 93 southbound. also on the expressway by the south bay mall and road work picking up from 24-93. clearing construction on 128. if you travel pike on newton corner, closed for about 10 minute or so. so far the trains and buses expected to start the morning on schedule. erika: governor baker wants more charter schools in massachusetts. baker has filed legislation to add or expand a dozen charter schools each year, beyond the current cap. the bill is similar to a question that will appear on next year's statewide ballot. baker says it's about making a good education available to more children. >> in massachusetts we have 37,000 kids on waiting lists to get into charter schools which is a pretty big statement by a lot of families in underperforming school districts that they would like more options. we would like to give them those options. emily: opponents say raising the number

cindy: make sure you have the storm drains clear. we need the rain, our deficit in boston eight inches. we needed and we will get it. a widespread one to two inch rainfall coming in this it will be windswept, the thunder. the winds could gust 40 to 50 miles per hour, especially along the coast line where we have invented by three. the coast, with high tide , you may see splash over and midday high tide across east facing coastal areas and south coastal facing areas there could be minor coastal flooding for this evenings high tide. light wind and the pressure hanging on but our storm strengthening to our west and pulling up warm weather, wind, and rain. this morning, 30' s and 40' s. boston, 44 here in over the next 12 hours, filtered sunshine gives way to thickening clouds. by 3:00 this afternoon, rain moving into the area. it will come in from west to east and by lunchtime there could be a few showers in the berkshires, but during the afternoon, the rain spreads in. drive home, boston and north and west, wet weather and the intensit

cindy, thank you? in less than 90 minutes, the long-time girlfriend of crime boss, whitey bulger, will be back in front of a judge. wcvb newscenter 5's sera congi is live outside federal courthouse in south boston. sera, this hearing is about what catherine greig won't say? sera. it comes at a cost she seems to be willing to nay price. whitey bulger's hong-time girlfriend, catherine greig, already serving 8-year sentence today. she is accused of refusing to testify before of a grand jury about whether others helpedded bulger during the 16 years on the hap. he has been order something. she is not doing. it she can choose not do it but will have to pay the consequences of additional time tin jay. greg was convicted for her role in bulger's life on the run. when they were captured in 20101, police found $800,000 stuffed in thele was of the california apartment federal prosecutors want to know what she knows with any additional money or assets. but so far, greg seems willing to pay the price for remaining

cindy has a timeline for when showers moved into the area. cindy: a low threat this afternoon, but gusty wind is a hydrant. we are seeing that already. right now, the radar is active across southern new hampshire. a couple of shower sneak in, you can see some downpours from portsmouth back to manchester. this first batch of rain lives across northern new england. we are waiting for some of this activity off to the west coming ahead of a cold front. this will spark showers and a possibility of thunderstorms to the afternoon. the southerly winds out ahead of they push the temperature up last hour to 70 in boston, it is 69 right now. notice the temperature in boston, first, 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. in the worcester area, then downpours closing in on the boston area. for part of the boston to meet -- evening commute, they will drop south. the rain will be pushing out tonight. i would talk about the holiday weekend coming up. erika: right now police are , looking for a man and a woman seen leaving the scene of a stabbing on boston common. punches were th

cindy: pretty amazing the evolution of joaquin. it went from a depression earlier in the week, ramped up quickly to a tropical storm, and now a major hurricane. for the past 24 hours, it has unfortunately been parked over the bahamas. they've really taken a beating, especially over the central bahamas. the change we have to pass along to you this morning is we are actually going to see a little more rain today. the showers that are out there today are going to taper off on saturday. your weekend is not a wash-out. but the track on joaquin is now offshore. that's a huge shift from what we were thinking just a couple days ago. the bulk of the computer models shifting this offshore as joaquin is going to continue to lift on northward. it's moving off the bahamas, but taking that right hand turn, weakening a little bit. notice how far away it is now from the eastern seaboard. as it makes its closest pass to us monday night into tuesday morning, it should be a good distance offshore. we are kind of not letting down our guard completely

cindy: we had a lot of rain overnight. tropical downpours. the remnants of what was hurricane patricia came through. all the widespread rain, which we needed. one to two inches or more on average. worcester coming in over two inches. millis, just over two. in natick we had close to two inches of rain. it did come with heavy downpours. flash flooding around the fall river area. as quickly as they raced in they have gone. re watching a sick swirl to the west. cold enough to produce snow toward the great lakes. the leading edge is a frontal boundary and this has to cross our area. as it does we may see a brief passing this afternoon. right now we have a southwesterly wind still bringing in the warmth. you can see that cold air is not far away. this is the air mass we will start tapping into for the temperatures dropping tonight and tomorrow. that southwesterly wind is gusting over 20 miles per hour. nothing like the wind we had early this morning and through the overnight hours. we tap into some strong wind and it was able to gust wind to 60 mil

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cindy joining us, a perfect day for the run. cindy: even to watch. it is 70 degrees out there. of year but we will take it to last. upper 60' . beverly over the 70 degree mark. 70 degrees in lawrence and plymouth as well. not a cloud in the sky, and we are going to enjoy the sunshine the rest of the afternoon. temperatures do come up a couple more degrees but once the sun comes up we start to shift down a little bit. the average this time of year is 63 and we are more than 10 degrees higher than that. as warm as 77 and lawrence today. things will change tomorrow. look at the temperatures on the other side. we go from the 70' s ahead of it to the 50' s behind it. we will have all the details coming up. emily: new at noon, a police officer photographed allegedly sleeping in a preschool -- a police cruiser while on duty has the picture was sent to a newspaper, who published the picture on friday. it is unclear if that officer will be paid while on leave. a woman accused of trying to kidnap a teenager in connecticut is behind bars. 210 randall offered a

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cindy is here with your forecast. cindy a much cooler today than yesterday. 53, boston. clear skies north and west. some 40' in cape cod. it is clear now. an area of clouds and a few showers near the canadian border. this is the cold front and it will be dropping in as we go through the day. a lot of sunshine early on. late morning into early afternoon, clouds mixing in. that front will hold the temperatures down. not expecting much of a client today in terms of temperatures. a high of 57 in boston. low 50' s through worcester. a pretty decent day overall. we will talk about your weekend, coming up. olessa: a quiet start along the pike. let' s get to the maps and check the rest of the ride. not seeing a lot of overnight construction this morning. looking good on the expressway as well as 128. trouble-free on the pike. north of town from their hampshire, getting by at the speed limit. start on schedule. emily: breaking overnight, congress has approved an ambitious budget and debt deal to avoid what could have been a catastrophic default. the deal raises the debt ceiling f

cindy: lower 70' orange has dropped to 40 degrees. the bulk of the cloud cover shifting to the south. on the other side of that, talking about a northwesterly wind. it will bring in cooler temperatures today. there are some 20' s, 30' s, and a lot of 40' s. any cloud cover breaks up this morning. a son-fie lled -- sun-filled day. we have some rain in the forecast tomorrow. the timeline on that. let' s get you out to the roadways. olessa: good morning. overnight construction. the pike looks good. let' s get to the maps and check the road work. it will be there another 20 minutes or so. 93 by route 24 and 138, some plain avenue. west of town, some road work closing the ramps to the pike by 128 and new corner. emily: breaking overnight, new details after three people are stabbed inside a boston grocery store. erika: we' re now learning this all may have started over a dog. the eye' s sera congi is live in west roxbury with the breaking developments. sera: it did start over a dog. right now, we know three people are in the hospital, inclu

cindy: you need to get out and take advantage of the warmth. we are relevant into the 60' s the easy 50' s and 40 software west. that is what will be moving off -- moving and by this time tomorrow. the leading as might have a late day or evening shower ahead of it. we have is gusty southwesterly breeze that is brought in the warmth. winds sustained at 10-50 miles per hour and will get tired to the afternoon. that is brought is up to near 70. 67 in boston. we have mid 60' s on the north shore. worcester at 63. images climbing into the low 70' s in many spots this afternoon and sunshine amongst the clouds. between 6:00 and 10:00 p.m. we have the risk of a hit or miss showers before the skies clear out overnight. we will have the full timeline on that rain threat coming up in just a bit. erika: thank you so much. new this noon, cracking down on gun violence. boston mayor marty wash taking on the issue at a two day summit in newton. newscenter 5' s antoinette antonio with more. reporter: local religious leaders from all around the area are here in

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cindy's not even down on the ladder and caylee's not afraid of the water. she's jumping in on her own. this is information that law enforcement had and completely ignored. because they had murder on their minds. this photo, i think, says a thousand words. we found this actually in the middle of the trial. and one day on a sunday we were here working and i told one of my associates i want all of the photos of the pool so we could show that they always took the ladder down and he called me into his office and he said, you've got to see this. you're not going to believe what i found. we walked in and looked at this photo and there's -- our jaws just all hit the ground. no one takes a photo of a child opening a door. and this is six months before caylee passed. you can clearly see that she had the ability to open the doors on her own, and that there were no child safety locks. this was the big aha moment in the trial when it came to the chloroform searches. >> prosecutors believe casey researched how to make chloroform on her computer more than 80 times. to fig

. >> the store co-owner, cindy, is the manager on duty. >> i was serving my customer here, larry, and this one customer comes in my store and he goes he needs to buy tobacco along with a lottery ticket and rolling papers. i say, yes, no problem. >> but cindy and larry notice the man is acting a little strange. >> you could tell this customer you have to watch him like a hawk and make sure everything is okay. >> he seemed on edge and maybe under the influence of alcohol or drugs. skittish. i just got these bad vibes. i was thinking he was going to grab some merchandise and run so i kind of was keeping an eye on him. >> when larry turns his attention back to the computer, cindy heads to the counter to wait on the man. >> i told him we only take cash. he said yeah i got cash. he goes i got only american. i said yeah. no problem. we love american money. while i was ringing in the items he handed over $50 fake to me. as soon as he put it in my hand i notice it's fake and i said it's fake money. >> when cindy refuses to take his money the man becomes irate. >> he started using filthy langua

cindy: and good morning to you. i'll meteorologist cindy fitzgibbon. raining right now down along the south coast, the cape, and the islands. that rain is going to be lifting northward as we go throughout the day. it gets wetter as the day wears on. cool, damp, and raw. sho >> all that weather brought to you by ford. lara, i want to get in and dance with you guy. >> get in here then, ginger. always room for you. >>> and coming up, robin going one-on-one with queen rania in a revealing new interview. don't go anywhere. it is time to deal with skyrocketing out-of-pocket costs. commentator: the 32-year-old head of a pharmaceutical company traised the price of a life-saving drug overnight by 5,000%. i'm announcing a detailed plan to crack down on these abuses. t commentator: he may be lowering it after hillary clinton blasted him out of the water. the out-of-pocket costs p should have to choose p between buying the medicine they need and paying their rent. i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. andrew:p the one thing about soccer that i like the

>> while esdale's near future appears settled, cindy archer's has suddenly taken an uncertain turn. she's just returned from her work detail. >> why did they have your bra? >> i don't know. i have no idea. >> when we strip searched her, just now, we found that there was cigarette residue all over her bra that she discarded of obviously and it's all over the bra. looks like she might have smoked it. >> that was makeup from the other day. that was it. that's all that was on there. i don't have no cigarettes, believe me, so i don't know what you're talking about it. there was only makeup from the other day, that was it. that was it. i don't have nothing. they searched me, i have don't have nothing. >> having tobacco could delay archer's release. but since officers have only found residue, s will not face any consequences. >> she's leaving friday. we'll hold her inside. she will not go back outside until she leaves on friday and that will be the end of it, because there is no contraband right now on this bra. maybe she doesn't want to leave. maybe she wants to stay. that might be one of

cindy: upper levels are galatian moving out. just to compare, we have had 24 inches of rain this entire year. they had that over the past three days. just incredible. nice to see the sunshine around here, right? looking for a cloud, not seeing one there. so gloomy around here the past several days. tonight, you see the blue skies. first of all, chile this morning. this is the warmest as been all month long. close to average if not a little above it this afternoon. try aerosol feeling like fall out there. finally have more of a southeasterly wind now. now the persistent northeasterly wind that keeps us so cool the past few days. the cool spot is chatham, where we have had lingering cloud cover this way. 62 in worcester right now. lots of low to mid 60' s right now. beverly, you are 64 everything in the mid-30' s this morning. low to mid 30' s in fitchburg as well. there you see the sunshine and there are a few little clouds. these will continue to thin out. overall, really quite. can you believe this is still hurricane? this is m

cindy: mostly dry today, and i' m tracking some changes in the air. the temperature shift in my forecast. emily: following breaking news overnight, a new york city police officer killed in the line of duty. police say he was responding to a call late last night in harlem when he was shot in the head. the suspect was taken into we' ll have updates all morning randy: newscenter5 on the opioid crisis. city council members in lowell want opioid education to be part of the school curriculum. the council voted unanimously yesterday to have a substance abuse committee put together a plan for how to incorporate opioid education into the system. the vote follows a new report highlighting 42 overdose deaths in lowell just this year. emily: on the health alert this morning, criticism over new controversial guidelines on breast cancer screenings. the new recommendation -- women should get screened annually starting at age 45 instead of 40. but there' s some concern that would lead to insurance companies refusing coverage for mammograms before 45. dr. jean o' brie

some areas that need it will get cindy: good morning. i' m meteorologist cindy fitzgibbons. temperatures this morning. the could be a few sprinkles through lunchtime. temperatures into the 60' s. >> live from wcvb tv channel 5 this is a newscenter 5 eyeopener update. randy: good morning. i' m randy price. top stories. the couple charged in the murder of the little girl first known as baby doe are getting ready to face a judge again. bella bond' s body was found on deer island in june, sparking a worldwide effort to identify her. two fires within hours at a new bedford apartment building are now being called suspicious. the first one started around 7:30 last night on nelson street. the second just before midnight. look out across the sky line and there is sunshine. cindy: we have some sunshine and a lot of cloud cover. temperatures in the upper 40' to around 50 degrees with a few showers and sprinkles in northern massachusetts. and then breaks of sun this s afternoon. randy: let' s check on the tuesday morning commute. olessa: lots of problems south of town. a crash on 128 by

. >> cindy is from knoxville, tennessee. go ahead, cindy. >> caller: hi, ms. gordon. i was wondering, what were the conditions between andersonville and camp douglas in chicago? and thank you. love the program. >> well, now andersonville was the worse. it was the deadliest. it had the highest death rate. i don't know as much about camp douglas. in my own research, you know, the northern prisons, none of them -- the last caller, and i forgot to respond, that he had asked about whether there were shelter. the difference too with andersonville compared with these other locations like camp douglas, camp douglas, johnson's island, the northern prisoners were at either camps of instruction or former here, it n this open area. there was nothing. there was no structure here. so the men came in here, if they happened to make it in with any kind of coverings, they would use that. and of course, there was praying on by the men themselves with raiders and what have you. they only had whatever they could use, whatever they literally had on their backs. that was a unique difference

cindy: it is going to feel more 54 on a boston. sunshine all day long. temperatures come up into the 70' s. 75 in boston. still i had a 70' s tomorrow. perhaps a shower or two. olessa: as far as the volume goes, we are problem free. a couple of accidents north of town. 495 southbound at 93. once you get beyond that and make your way into boston, no problems on 90 three. the pike, 15 minutes on 490 52 128. 10 minutes braintree into boston. dear fellow citizen, pi get that it' s hard to say no pwhen your kids want toys, p because you' re saving for shoes. t and shoes. and shoes. p but i can help you figure out how to save a little with one deposit checking. r so ask me, i can help you avoid fees. psincerely, elizabeth trackler. >>> right now. time to countdown. the top five. [ cheers and applause ] >> time now for the top five. a new countdown each and every morning. the biggest, best, the busiest. and jesse has that. >> you were talking about this morning. everyone is talking abit. the play that knocked ruben tejada of the mets out of the game with a brok

cindy: leave the house with the umbrella. showers now. this afternoon, the cold front will bring in showers. even a risk of thunderstorms. that will push us up to 70 degrees this afternoon. showers towards worcester. they close in on boston this evening. the rain ends overnight. erika: olessa is watching the commute. olessa: we are watching this one accident. a ramp accident by 129. the pike looks ok. some delays on 24 north to randolph. 30 minutes braintree to boston. erika: thank you. >>> welcome back to "gma." you're looking at spencer stone with president obama, one of those three american heroes who took down a terrorist on a french train. well, he was seriously injured again, this time in a fight in his hometown. >> caught by that available camera. there is a manhunt going on for the men he tangled with. >>> one person dead and the gunman in custody after a shooting at the campus of the northern arizona university in flagstaff. this as president obama heads to oregon to meet with the families and victims of last week's massacre. >>>

chicago close to 80 by cindy: good morning. i' m meteorologist cindy fitzgibbons. we' re still at or below freezing s in was there. sunshine later today but high >> i am loving this look. look, it's the boots up to the mittens. my ladies from shelbyville, indiana. doing it right this morning. >>> time for "pop news" everybody. good morning. and, there's the music. less than two months until you're taken to a galaxy far, far away. that's hen the new "star wars" movie hits theaters. this morning, the official poster. there it is. making its debut on "good morning america." and later tonight, a trailer for the movie will premier during espn's "monday night football" half time. and listen to this, the minute the trailer ends, tickets go on sale at movie theaters and online for the movie. >>. >> reporter:? >> december 18th debut. >> it's huge. >> get on your buns and go online. princess leia costumes await. >>> nothing like the bond between a mother and daughter. over the weekend, beyonce and blue ivy showing theirs. they wept backstage and posed with some of the kid wh

cindy: good morning. i' m meteorologist cindy fitzgibbons. tracking some thunderstorms right now on the cape. otherwise rain is lifting north rain will be moving out >> i say we stay happy, lara. get some "pop". >> a perfect transition. we start "pop news" with very happy news. i love this song. and john legend, of course in the song sings he loves all of chrissy teigen's curves and all of her edges, well, the supermodel is announcing this morning she'll have even more curves than ever to love. the proud parents-to-be posting news of their baby on board on instagram late last night. teigen writing, it hasn't been easy but we kept trying because we can't wait to bring our first child into the world and grow our family. we are so excited, it's finally happening. >> i have chills. >> that's exciting. >> just the loveiest couple. teigen recently revealing her struggle, their struggle trying to conceive. it happened during an episode of "the fab life" that she does with tyra and all of fee and all of us here at "gma" want to wonderful news. >> won

. << cindy gates is an oncology dietitian at the june e. nylen cancer center in sioux city who has researched the affects of red and processed meats on people's health. she says findings from the recent world health organization study that red and processed meats can lead to cancer are not surprising. gates commented on processed meats s ing classified in the same ranking as cigarettes and alcohol. "it's the same impact," said cindy gates, an oncology dietician at the june e. nylen cancer center. "the more processed meat you eat, the more potential you have for colorectal cancer, just like the more cigarettes you smoke, the more you might increase your risk for lung cancer." processed meat refers to meat that has been transformed through salting, smoking and other processes to enhance flavor or improve preservation. this includes hot dogs, ham, sausages and corned beef. red meat refers to all typse of mammalian muscle meat, like beef, veal, pork and lamb. su "research shows that people should not eat more than 18 ounces of cooked red meat a

cindy: it will burn off within that temperatures are nice and mild. there is a front approaching from the west. ahead of the front today, look at the temperatures. low 70' s for highs this afternoon. much cooler air for tomorrow. randy: let' s check the commute. olessa: 95, an accident clearing at 128. the pike is about 35. slow going route 2 east. heavy volume down to the leverett connector. randy: if you are heading out, you can watch the latest newscenter 5 newscast right now for the girl scout meeting... ok! for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! stop & shop just dropped prices on thousands more items. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. >>> welcome back. capitol hill and hillary clinton on the hot seat much the democratic presidential front-runner answering questions in that day-long hearing about the benghazi attack and her private e-mail. >> good morning, america. eight hours of testimony there. we're following that and here's some of the other headlines this morning. breaking news from

but cindy, some much cooler air is about to push in. cindy: it is the coldest day we have this week. north shore. radar shows showers right now from newberry port but outside of this area, notice that the radar is quieting down. we are almost done the rain and west of 495, there seemed break the cloud cover. i expect sunshine, you see the skinny line of showers to the west. this is a cold front with the leading edge of cooler temperatures. we drop into the 40' s in minneapolis. there' s cooler air on the way as the clouds break for sunshine, we sneaked into the lower 70' s so warming up this afternoon into the lower 70' s but we have cooler air on the way and we' ll talk about the coldest air of the season this weekend. erika: major mess on 93 north in new hampshire. state police say the driver of this box truck fell asleep, triggering a crash. it happened in windham around 6:00 a.m. the truck overturned then hit a guardrail and a car, blocking all lanes. the highway had to be shut down for three hours to clean up a large diesel spill.

we tend to put things off for ourselves," said cancer survivor cindy hauger. but, doctors say don't put it off. 1:03 "people always ask me if there will be a cure.. and there is a c ce and thth cure is early diagnosis. 1:09.9.if u catch it too late it's hard to cure," said dr. adnan qalbani. radiology manger cindy hauger (how-ger) started screening patients 30 years ago. (good) 1:25 "back then we had film screen. where you had to put a piece of film in a cassette. change it in and, instead of processing the fifi the new mammograray machines capture a a digital rereing. look at the difference between the clarity of an old film image to a new digital one. 1:49 "images have gotten a lot sharper, a lot clearer and we can see more information." hauger (how-ger) now walks us through the process of a modern 3-d mammography. (good) :46 "a normal mammogram consists of four views. two of each side. the whole procedure lasts less than seven minutes. (good) :53 "compression until you can tolerate it so, we ask if you're o.k. so itit not too tight." the hardest part, isn't

i'm cindy vella and i played rachel on exhibit b-5. and i am all good. >> that's more like it. >> rachel! >> exhibit b-5 is a ghoulish take on prank videos that comes from the creative mind of film director kyle rankin. >> i think people like to watch videos like this because, you know, similar to getting on a roller coaster, it's skirting death. i think that's why whorror is s popular. >> he's worked on numerous films. "nuclear father and mothmilyfam >> when i'm in between big feature i like to do something fun to keep directing, keep writing. i usually want to challenge myself to do something i haven't done. so building up to a very realistic car hit i thought would be pretty cool. >> kyle writes the script for exhibit b-5 and hires professional actors to star in the video. >> the shoot was really short and simple. >> there was no special lighting, no special sound. it was just a flip camera. >> it took about a full day to do it. but kyle had -- you know, he knew what he wanted. and he knew how he wanted it to look. >> now it is time

allison/elisa looking foward to beautiful sunset sent in by cindy murphy in wall lake, ia. got weather pictures? send them my way! blue skies and lots of sunshine on the kings pointe storm lake and the port neal welding company sky cams hd. cold 35 this morning but we made it into the 60s today! we didn't get that far yesterday. temperatures are just below normal, but warmer than yesterery, upper 50s east, mid 60s west. breezy south wind at 10 to 20 mph is helping bring in more seasonal warmth, that tomorrow should help get our temperatures above normal. tonight, mostly clear skies and chilly, although warmer than last night, low 40. a few clouds and lots of sunshine today as high pressure is in control. high pressure on our stormcast hd pushes east, but it will still keep our southerly flow in place. windy tomorrow, gusts up to 30mph, and warmer, allison: after the break... i'll bring you a preview of tonight's opening game of the n-l-c-s between the chicago cubs and the new york mets. stay with us. an epi cities... new york and chicago. but before the cubs and mets take t

cindy: 50' s and 60' s. we have a few sprinkles showing up in the south. otherwise we have lots of clouds. a few more sprinkles are route through lunchtime. we will try out this afternoon. we have northeasterly winds. temptress hold steady through the day. we hold temperatures around 70 tomorrow. randy: let' s check that morning commute. alyssa: we are watching delays. we go down by union street. the expressway is 35 minutes through boston. we have volume on 128 southbound. in an accident on route nine. 495-128. we have another crash on 45 south. that will go down to the 11 connector. for the girl scout meeting... ok! for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! stop & shop just dropped prices on thousands more items. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. got to get back in time >>> you know the music, you know the car. there's that famous delorean from "back to the future" and look who is inside, t.j. holmes on "back to the future" day. we're celebrating all across the country, lots of big parties. >> do y

cindy: we had a killing frost this morning on cape god. 38 boston. sunshine and high clouds this afternoon in the mid-50' s. all this rain to the south will be lifting in our direction late tomorrow. risk of title flooding on wednesday. -- tidal flooding on wednesday. olessa: there is a crash on 128 north. and delays on 24 north northbound. emily: we' re back at 8:56. if you are heading out, you can watch the latest newscenter 5 put me in coach >>> game on of the world series matchup kicks off in kansas city tonight. the mets taking on the rois. leads us to the countdown of the "top 5." if your team didn't make it to the championship we have possibly your mascot. a real list, you guys, of the top five mascots in baseball. at number five you'll see him at the world series as part of the dynamic duo right now, please welcome, everybody, live here on "gma," mrs. met, mrs. met. look at her. legit, number five. very elusive. don't see mrs. met a lot. you see mr. met. >> i like the ponytail. >> there you go. hi, mrs. met, number two he'll lead the charge a

good morning i' m cindy fitzgibbon. it is a little cooler in the suburbs, some 40 showing up outside of the city. mid-60' s the interior today and >> all right, lara, let's go in to "pop." >> "pop news" is on this morning. with some good news to start with. tracy morgan continues to show he's getting stronger by getting back to doing what he loves. the "30 rock star" will toast and perhaps roast one of his heroes eddie murphy who is receiving the mark twain prize for american humor. that is, of course, the nation's top prize for humor and it happens at the kennedy center in washington. the ceremony will feature lots of big names along with tracy, "snl" alum kevin nealon and chris rock will pay tribute to the comedy legend along with our friend kathy griffin and trevor noah noah. it will be broadcast on pbs on november 23rd. we'll be watching. us nice to watch. >> it's my birthday. >> ah chlt . have a cake for you. it'll be fun and watch comedy. >>> but first a lot more "pop news" to get to. >> please. >> we all feel gui

kevin: that -- cindy: pictures of the low 40' s today. out in this area over the course of the morning hours, during the morning hours sunny conditions . sunshine for everyone tomorrow. lower 70' s by wednesday. kevin: we got sky 5 over a rollover crash here. to write lanes are being locked. but go to the mat quickly. 93 southbound, almost an hour right there. >>> welcome back to "gma." you're looking live at columbia, south carolina, this morning. the rain still falling. state hit by historic downpours. the governor calls it the worst in 1,000 year. now blamed for seven deaths. leaving thousands without power and water this morning. flash flood warnings continue. people being told the stay off the road. >> the rain is coming down. much more ahead. good morning, everyone. other headlines we're following. hillary clinton making a big announcement on her plans to expand gun control if she's elected president. she's calling for tighter background checks and increasing liability for gun manufacturers. >>> and the supreme court kicks off a new

>> cindy souza the franklin animal control officer says it has to do with lots of habitat. there has been lots of building in the area so coyotes who are starving are looking for things to eat right in the neighborhood. she recommending that owners of dogs keep them on leash when they're walking them and even if they're in the yard you want to keep other close eye on them. even if you have an electric fence. in franklin, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> another warning tonight about coyotes this one is from lawrence. police there tweeting out today you should be aware of a coyote in the sear drive neighborhood. contact animal control if you see a coyote. >>> new york governor maggie hassan announcing that she will run for congress today. she's expected to face republican incumbent senator kelly ayotte. >>> new at 11:00 tonight some incredible pictures to show you from the rescue of a 9-year-old boy who got stuck in a tree about 15 feet from the ground in manchester, new hampshire. police say that boy slipped on his way down the industry and his leg became stuck. they actually

out with good friends, including cindy crawford, and cindy crawford's husband. when they got home, crawford accidentally got into bed thinking that george clooney was her husband. he then said, well, she's only human. she can't help herself. >> how does that happen? where you're out, couples, where are you going home to, his flat, his castle over there? >> well, they go on vacations together, cindy crawford, george and his wife, so i'm sure maybe all staying in this big villa living the lavish life. but what would you do if your husband was sorry, thought i was going into your bed, would that and okay excuse? >> can you imagine? no. you know, actually, i was just trying to think it actually happened. >> what? >> not that way. my sister had a few too many, we were up at her house. >> your sister? >> she was this state college. she got into bed with my husband thinking it was her husband. and he literally sat up: jacqueline, i'm not your husband! >> oh? >> so, it actually happened, but luckily he chased her away. >> you for gave your sister? >> oh, wrong bed. that

that's all for the local cindy: good morning, 49 in boston. some sunshine but rain to the south and west. it will move in this afternoon. temperatures into the 50' s and rain develops. i 3:00 and picks up overnight, >> this is a newscenter 5 eyeopener update. randy: top stories, police investigate after a child was struck a car when he was getting off a school bus in worcester. the bus driver dropped the five-year-old boy off on hamilton without an adult to pick them up, which is against school policy. a fire forcing more than 30 people out of their apartment building in lynn. firefighters say everyone made it out of the chestnut street building safely. across the skyline, we do have sunshine to start. cindy: look what is waiting for that will move in during the afternoon by 3:00 this afternoon, thickening clouds this morning and 50' s this afternoon and the rain will be windswept as the winds increase, heaviest rainfall overnight, one to two inches and wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour, warming it up tomorrow and cool and dry or the weekend.

cindy: it is a cold start. the coldest start we've had on cape cod and martha's vineyard where there is a freeze warning

with >president cindy wu: i just want to ask a clarifying question. you are recommending that restaurants do not require an extra cu and the motion is silent because that would go to whatever the zoning is. >> we are trying to fill the gap in between use of family zone and c 3. if it's not in the c 3 we were going to add it to the development agreement and to restaurants. it's kind of proto expand this. >> i just wanted to make sure we were treating the two the same and it sound like we are because the limited restaurants are often the smaller serving. >> would you like to extend those? >> no. >> that was included in the sud. >> the sud, i'm sorry. >> can i ask one further clarifying question to where those are applicable. is it the commission's intent to apply those requirements within the geography of today's family sud? >> no. the entire. it's a proto expanding of the controls except for full service restaurants. >> okay. thank you. >> commissioner hillis. >commissioner rich hillis: just real quick. i have a question about the motion made. thank yo

cindy: in terms of the 40' s. we will stay there through the day. we have a cold front approaching from the north. we have a little bit of sunshine on either side of the midday. 53-58 is the high today. more clouds on sunday. temperatures will be mild next week. emily: thank you. erica: where in pretty good shape. we have a crash on the northbound 128. the pike looks good this morning. 495 out to 128 there are some delays. 93 south is about 25 minutes. emily: thank you. we will be back at 8:56. keep the mobile app with you. e girl scout meeting... for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! at stop&shop, prices have just dropped on thousands more items. this price can't be right... that's the right price! it's that low. what other things on this list can't be right?" looks like a list of can't be right's." seriously? at stop&shop, prices have just dr opped on thousands more items. [ cheers and applause ] we did the monster mash it was air graveyard smash >> welcome back to our "monster mash" dubsmash. a hi

and to top it off, on february 20th, cindy will turn 50. does 50 look this good? the upcoming milestone inspired the model to write her first memoir. today she has a net worth of $100 million and that's cindy crawford by the numbers. >>> from the "ok! tv" city sightseeing celebrity bus in new york city, i'm sonia isabelle. thanks for watching. we'll see you next time. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com escalating situation. a fight between two passengers. some on the flight say it was over a reclining seat, a woman reported she was choked by the man behind her apparently after putting her seat back. >> the lady who got you know hit was talking about. she hit n me in my head and choked me and she was really emotional. >> reporter: the jet returned to l.a.x. police and the fbi were there and the man walked off the plane and was taken into custody with officers talking to the alleged victim. >> yeah. you're going to regret that. >> what do i do? i'm going to stay here all night? >>. >> reporter: we've seen reclining seats become an issue in the past. the passenger

cindy: we have sunshine, but a cool fall field. you will notice the wind is coming out of the northwest. it is colder with high-pressure blowing in. temperatures will not budge today. it is sunny and breezy. we are cold in the upper 40' s and lower 50' s. we have afternoon clouds with maybe a spotty shower on sunday morning. randy: thank you. kevin: we have had trouble spots. route 2 eastbound has big delays approaching 120 eight from lexington. 128 has delays as well. 93 by spot pond. delays near sumner making the airport. randy: one person is dead after a shooting in brighton. it happened around midnight last night. police are now searching for the shooter who was seen running through a parking lot towards western avenue. a 17-year-old is fighting for his life after he was stabbed at an orange line station. police are searching for the suspect, they tell us as it dead it started as a fight inside the jackson station. the suspect and victim know each other. p whatever life throws your way, p you' ve got it in the bag. r you' ve go