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Youre watching wcvb, bostons news leader. Good morning this is newscenter 5s eyeopener. Antoinette and a good morning to you. So glad youre with us. 6 00 on this saturday, december 12. Im Antoinette Antonio. Frank and im frank holland. You know what . I cant believe its december danielle, good morning again. Pretty nice outside snarn pretty antoinette. Some areas waking up to temperatures this morning in the 50s. Like boston, for example, 51 right now. Look at new york city. 57 degree s so there is some mild air that is surrounding our area. I do want to talk about something that were dealing ...

At a crash. Tow truck arriving on the scene to remove the car. At this point we know a woman was hit by a car at wiehle avenue and Chestnut Grove square. An ambulance rushed her to the hospital where were told she died. The driver did stay on the scene. Reconstruction team from the Police Department still working on this issue. That road is back open and we dont know if any charges are on the horizon. The man accused of shooting an officer is expected out of the hospital. That suspect along with three others were taken into Police Custody after the shooting last night. Holder and several other...

Morning. As always, you can join in on the conversation. You can also join us on facebook or send us an email or send us a tweet. This is the headline this morning, front page of the wall street journal we want to focus on the larger issue of transportation infrastructure. Earlier this month the president traveling to the port orleans, saying it is time to spend more money. One in nine of our bridges is rated structurally deficient. More than 40 of the major highways are congested. So is our airspace. Who is sitting on a tarmac wondering right it is you are not taking off and getting aggravate...

The Jersey City Council unexpectedly voted down an $80k contract for a lawyer to represent the city in the lawsuit filed by Portside Towers.

The Jersey City Council will introduce a resolution this month designating the first Friday in June "National Gun Violence Awareness Day."