the ladies would enjoy that. >> are different months more sought after? >> i don't know. that's a good question. >> what did she say some. >> bree's screaming december. i think she's a fan of december. we have to look. the news at 5:00 starts right now. right now at 5:00, uber under fire. two women suing the company after they say they were sexually assaulted by drivers. plus the location connection to the case. >> and the class action lawsuit against two fantasy sports sites. why one player claims draftkings and fan duel are ripping off customers. >> a crash caught on camera. a worcester school bus driver sent flying after losing control and the punishment she's now facing. >> parents and students lining up to save a teacher's job. captions by: caption colorado,

comments@captioncolorado.com mckinnon. >> i'm kathryn hauser. it's friday, october 9th. in the works. >> cha-cha-changes. >> not this morning, though. like the past mornings, most of our areas are running in the 40s and 50s. coolest readings north and west of boston. we've had clouds move in, too. we'll get sunshine and the clouds out ahead of areas of rain. a lot of this will pass through new hampshire and vermont. notice a lot of the day is afternoon. high temperatures come up around 70 then scattered showers and downpours. even a rumble of thunder possible. 8:30, we're drying out north and west of town.

we'll take you out through the holiday weekend. coming up, it looks fantastic. i'll have the details in a few. chris? let's check the roads out there at 5:00 this morning, danielle. it looks nice, aside from work crews just packing up a little late here. so you'll want to use extra caution if you are not out early. not a lot of cars out on the roads at all. this is columbus day weekend and friday afternoon is usually a bad one to drive. so if you can hit the road early, you'll want to do that. uber is facing a federal lawsuit this morning. >> two women, including one in boston, say they were sexually assaulted by uber drivers. nicole jacobs has a closer look at this lawsuit. nicole? >> reporter: chris, kathryn, outside of what many who consider the convenience of uber there is a lot of controversy surrounding it. now the company faces a lawsuit where it claims neglect and

fraud when it comes to the say thety of young women. two women, one right here in boston say that they were sexually assaulted by uber drivers. the other alleged victim is out of south carolina. they are named jane doe 1 and jane doe 2 in the suit. they say the company falsely advertises safety, but instead solicit young women that have been drinking. in february, jane doe number 1 said a boston uber driver assaulted her. she and three friends were picked up in the north end. jane doe number 1 was the last in the carp that's when she says the driver indecently touched her several times. a 36-year-old man was arrested and charged in that case. an attorney for the two alleged victims released a statement reading, "the lawsuit is seeking to hold uber accountable for what we believe to be a focus on profits over

uber's lawsuit reads in part "the time to share information and aced a investigations, and both drivers have been perm innocently removed from the platform." this is in the midst of uber coming under fire for what many checks. i should say that according to an uber spokesperson, this boston uber driver did undergo two background checks, which we're told he passed. in boston, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. it's 5:04. two fantasy sports sites are facing a class action lawsuit. >> the legal action comes just days after boston-based draftkings and rivalling site fan duel were accused of insider trading. good morning, susie. >> reporter: good morning, kathryn and chris. we're back at draftkings headquarters for the second time this week just as the company tries to win back the public's trust, a fan files a

the company of fraud, negligence, and false advertising. if you are unfamiliar with draftkings and its rival site fab duel, this is a way for fans to play fantasy sports and win money on a weekly basis rather than playing through the entire season as other sites traditionally have done. earlier this week, we did learn that draftkings employees had won $35,000 of playing on rival site fan duel. that raised a lot of eyebrows and forced the new york attorney general to launch an investigation. maura healey has been listening in on this since that came out. yesterday, a fan in kentucky filed a class action lawsuit claiming that draftkings employees have already made $6 million by unfairly using inside information. >> i think that those who play want to be and expect to be

assured a level playing field, and i think that particularly somebody who feels about consumer protections, it's important to make sure that that is in place. >> reporter: the companies have yet to comment publicly since the class action suit has been filed. it's unclear how this might affect people who play the game other than hurting some trust of some fans. espn analysts assume that fewer people will be playing this week. live in posten, susie steimle, wbz this morning. >> -- live in boston, susie steimle, wbz this morning. police are looking for two people who stabbed a man outside of the park street t station. the only description of the suspects is that they are a man and a woman. trouble for a potential juror in the trial of a danvers teen accused of murdering his math teacher. the essex county d.a. says juror 39 admitted he had outside information about the case. his son goes to danvers high cool school, and he a-- high

least one vigil for the victim. he had already been dismissed from the case but was still talking about it to other jurors. now he could face charges. a worcester school bus driver off the job after a crash last month that was caught on camera. takes a turn. into parked cars. then you can see that she goes flying out of her seat. police say the video clearly shows that she didn't buckle her seat belt. she's been cited, lost both her commercial and personal driver's licenses. there were no children on the bus at the time. it is 5:07 right now. ape war of words in brookline. parents and students lining up at a school meeting to save one of the teachers' jobs. bree? >> reporter: the middle schoolteacher was taken off the job after he was heard swearing.

students filed in to the brookline school committee meeting to explain why teacher larry chen should get a second chance. chen received a notice of termination from the outgoing superintendent after he used the grown-up version of b.s. in the presence of students after school. the movement to save chen has become a teachable moment. >> mr. chen teaching the civil rights movement, and this feels like it on a smaller scale but something similarly. >> reporter: a final decision hasn't been made yet. students will get another chance to make their case at a meeting next week. the navy will now take over efforts to find the cargo ship that sank in hurricane joaquin. the el faro disappeared near the bahamas last week. investigators hope to recover the data recorder to determine why it went down. earlier this week, the coast guard suspended efforts to find survivors, including eight with ties to new england.

searching for two men who are wanted for stabbing the man who stopped the terror attack. the wounds are not life- threatening. police say stone and four companions got into a fight with another group near a bar. in august, stone and two friends stopped a man who attacked a paris-bound train armed with guns and a box cutter. stone suffered a severed thumb, but it was reattached. a shocker an capitol hill to tell you about. congressman kevin mccarthy was about to be elected speaker of the house when he withdrew his name right before the vote. john boehner who resigned under conservative pressure planned to leave on october 30 but now says he'll stay until the house picks a leader. a suspected cocaine dealer due in court. police in arlington arrested 32-year-old paul santos. they found piles of cash, drugs

and a handgun at his grove street home yesterday after executing a search warrant there. a california man due in court after state police at logan airport found drugs in his suitcase. so check it out. 100 pounds of marijuana sealed in plastic and two checked troopers stopped the california francisco. >> 5:10 on your friday morning. coming up, the bs starting off the season with a loss. >> what went wrong last night? steve burton has the latest. >> and later, a federal lawsuit over dumplings. a local restaurant claims former employees stole a family danielle? >> chris, you don't need the umbrella or the rain coat this morning, but we do have changes on the way. it's going to be windy and mild today with late day showers and downpours. i'll time them out hour by hour and take you through the weekend when we come back. pumpkin excitement is back at dunkin'. pick up your favorite pumpkin-flavored baked treats and beverages,

people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. . welcome back. october is down's syndrome awareness month. >> this weekend, i'm pumped to be part of the annual buddy walk as the emcee this year. thousands will gather in wakefield to take part in the walk for the down's syndrome community in the public. you are all invited to come down and join us for a lot of fun and a really important cause to me and my family.

we'll be kicking off the fun at noontime. my cousin kasey has down's syndrome and it's one of those causes that's important to me and will be fun, too. >> he'll be right by your side. >> he's a lot of fun. the weather will cooperate for the walk, and it looks absolutely fantastic. we have changes on the way for today. meantime, 55 in boston right now. the wind is out of the south 8 miles per hour right now. that wind is going to become quite gusty later on today. 50 in worcester. cooler north and west of town. nashua sitting at 42. 44 in lawrence right now. we have had increasing clouds. once the sun comes up this morning, we'll see partial sunshine. clouds come out ahead of rain. you'll notice this first batch will mostly move to our north and west. it's behind that in western new york right now.

impact us but not until later on in the afternoon. so for most of us it is a dry morning commute, dry through the early afternoon. notice by the time you get to 1:00, 2:00 p.m., north and west of boston, scattered shower activity. downpours in there, too. i wouldn't be surprised to see a couple of thunderstorms embedded in here. notice 6:00 p.m., a line in southern maine. ahead of it, showers and downpours, too. gusty winds the primary threat. even in the downpours, we may get some of that strong wind that comes down to the surface. 9:00 p.m., drying out north and west of boston. south shore to the cape, by 9:30, 10:00, clearing skies come in. that sets us up for an absolutely fantastic weekend. although, it will be chilly to start. so today, the forecast wind gust, notice i will play things through, and you'll notice in general 30 to 40 mile-per-hour

but across the board. the wind will gradually subside once it passes through. the wind does drag in mild air today. look at the temperatures. we come into the upper 60s and lower 70s. tomorrow, about 10 to 15 degrees cooler. these are the highs for saturday. lower 60s for metro west. then we get a warming trend. so sunday, it is a mix of sun and clouds. look at this, highs 65 to 70. for columbus day, we hit low 70s at the coastline, middle 70s across the interior with plenty of sunshine and a couple of late day clouds. it's looking like an awesome weekend overall. a little something for everybody. the cool, crisp fall air tomorrow and a warming trend tuesday, actually monday night. a few of those linger into tuesday and the leading edge of relatively cooler airthat will come in for wednesday and thursday with temperatures back in the mid-60s. let's get a check of the

so far, it is a good root. we're seeing minor delays on the secondary roads for minor construction. for the most part, the major routes are moving right along. a national historic theater turned college dining hall. there's growing outrage about a plan to throw the colonial theater into an emerson college student center. it would include a calf tier that and another performance base for students. this plan is only one of several options that the college is considering. over to sports now. one pats player is signing a contract extension. >> plus a disappointing start for the bruins. morning sports. >> let me just start by saying ouch. not the way to start the season opener. winnipeg torched the bruins

david krejci got the bs on the board first. things went bad in the second period. jets scored three straight goals to take the lead. bs go down hard in the season opener. 6-2 the final. the patriots continue to get ready for sunday's game with the cowboys. dion lewis went to a two-year contract extension. lewis wasn't looking to go for a bigger payday. >> they already showed a commitment to me. i just got honored to keep going out there to keep making it right. they gave me a chance, so that's how i repaid them. >> be sure to catch patriots all action for all of the not see anywhere else. we start sunday with patriots game day with the pats and cowboys right here on wbz followed by the fifth quarter post game show over on my tv 38.

thursday night football seen right here on wbz. missing a second straight game with a shoulder injury. matt hasselbeck to the rescue. he was sick and didn't even know if he could play. the guy threw two touchdown passes. colts win it 27-20. what a game by matt hasselbeck. major league baseball, the astros beat the royals 5-2. that's sports for now. i'm steve burton. guys, back to you. the chicago cubs begin the series tonight against the cardinals as they try to end a 107-year world series titled route. >> steven colbert weighed in and had some thoughts on the inif a house curse of the billy goat. >> ever since then, the cubs have suffered from the curse of the goat. as well as the curses of bad management and unwillingness to pay for good players.

>> also on the show, a robotic tackling dummy used by the dartmouth college football team. colbert put on pads and tackled the dummies himself but colbert was the one who ended up down. tonight's guests include co- founder and ceo of vice shane smith and singer housely. >> i don't know how to say it. clear lee we don't know who that is. jon keller is fighting back against the argument that americans are spending too much money on our four-legged friends. >> coming up at 5:30, a new warning and why researchers say the u.s. could be on the verge

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we have breaking news to tell you about. the 2016 nobel peace prize has been awarded. the national dialogue is the winner. >> the group has been given the honor following the revolution in tunisia from december 2010 to january 2011. it eventually led to the ousting of the long term president there. americans spend too much money on their pets? a recent article on "the globe" says yes. >> jon keller is fighting back. it's a closer look at why we can't help pampering them. >> reporter: good morning. let's close out the week with a

topic close to my heart and if a recent national poll is correct, yours, too. our pets. according to the harris poll,62% of us have more than one pet in the house and we see our pets as family members, extra beloved family members, considering the way we treat them and billions of dollars we spend on them. nearly 50% of us say we buy birthday gifts for our pets. 31% of us cook for them. sometimes regrettably 20% of us like to dress them up in outfits. of course more than 7 in 10 of us let the dog or pet sleep in our bed, a special plus on cold winter nights. i admit that's where buddy the wonder lab sleeps in my house when she wants to. is there something wrong with this? you can always find some expert somewhere to claim there's something wrong with anything. "the globe" quotes a biology

affair with dogs is "ridiculous." the average dog in america has a better life because of the money than the average child in syria these days. well, i agree, that doesn't seem fair but on behalf of dog people every dids where, professor. for those of us who love them, dogs bring out the best in us. they teach us about devotion, provide unmatched companionship, and offer unconditional love. am i spending too much on buddy? no way. i couldn't possibly repay her for what she does for me. share your comments with me via e-mail or via twitter@keller at long. >> i couldn't agree more. a food fight over dumplings is headed to court. >> the owner of dumpling daughter in wesley says two former employees learned as much as they could about the restaurant's recipes and

a nearly identical restaurant this summer in millbury. >> i take a lot of pride in the recipes that my mother and i created together. it's something that is very special to us. >> so we went out and checked out that millbury restaurant, accused of stealing the recipes. no one wanted to talk to us there, but the menus are very similar. >> i just get hungry looking at that. >> i could eat that right now. still to come in the next half hour, a new warning about the measles. >> why scientists say you could be on the verge of an outbreak here in the united states. >> a class action lawsuit against two fantasy sports sites and why they claim it's ripping off customers. >> plus, attention all shoppers. the holiday weekend is bringing big sales. the items you'll find the deepest discounts on.

>> a holiday weekend looks fantastic, chris. tomorrow, a warming trend through columbus day. today mild up around 70, but it comes with showers and wind. the hour by hour forecast is

right now at 5:30, uber under fire. two women suing the company after they were allegedly sexually assaulted by drivers. plus the local connection to the case. >> a second case of e. coli linked to a fair in maine as a toddler fights for his life. >> the u.s. could be on the verge of a measles outbreak. good morning, it is 5:30 right now. welcome back on this friday. i'm kathryn hauser. >> i'm chris mckinnon. we're starting off dry but changes are on the way. >> yeah, but not until 3:00 or 4:00 p.m. a lot of the afternoon will be dry but the evening, the showers and downpours, weekend is still exhausted. >> get the rain over with. >> exactly. 55 in boston right now, you guys. temperatures are similar to where they've been the past few

maps. springfield, vermont is sitting at 39. 55 in boston, mid-50s from the south shore and the cape. clouds on the increase. the rain will move to our north and west, but it's behind that where we get scattered showers and downpours that come into so sunrise, 6:50. the wind. gusting between 30 and 40 miles a few showers possible well north and west of boston by your midday lunch. the rest of us, mostly dry. temperatures in the mid-60s. we'll top out around 70 today. a couple of downpours for your evening drive and could be windy. there may even be an embedded thunderstorm. all of the details coming up. let's get you on the road. traffic and weather together, chris.

the t this morning. the e-branch is delayed because of a switching problem. the words are still wide open and no delays on any of the major routes into the city. new this morning, a serious crash to tell about you at the borne rotary. a man drove through the rotary and crashed through the hill. the suv ended up on his roof. the driver, a man in his 60s had to be cut out of the wreckage by a firefighter. kathryn? checking our top stories on this friday. uber is facing a federal lawsuit filed by a woman in boston and a woman in south carolina who say they were sexually assaulted by uber drivers. the lawsuit claims the company is misleading women by offering it as a safe transportation option then failing to screen drivers. uber says it's removed the two drivers in question. two popular fantasy sports

sites are facing a class action lawsuit. a ken condition man allegations employees of boston-based draftkings and fan duel had an insider advantage when playing on each other's sites. the lawsuit says draftkings employees won at least $6 million playing on fan duel. fan duel did not have a comment. draftkings did not get back to us. a second child who contracted e. coli from a fair is fighting for his life. his father says he's sufficienting life-threatening kidney failure. the 17-month-old is receiving dialysis. 20-month-old colleton died on monday. investigators think both boys came in contact with the bacteria at the oxford fair petting zoo. the anti-vaccination trend could be putting one in eight kids at risk for the measles, according to a new study by emory university.

researchers say the u.s. could be on the verge of an outbreak. bree is here with a closer look on what that means. >> reporter: the study out says families who tend not to vaccinate their kids tend to cluster in the same community. that makes for a stronger outbreak if it comes into that community. a now discredited study links vaccines to autism fueling an anti-vaccination campaign. the emory university report says children, especially those under the age of 3 are most at risk. a measles outbreak in disneyland, california sickened 125 people and parts of the baystate are also in need of more vaccines. >> we're lucky to live many massachusetts where vaccination rates are yenly high.

state and in new england where vaccination rates are slipping, and that really scares me. >> reporter: the spots where vaccinations are at their lowest around massachusetts include western mass, the cape, and martha's vineyard. kathryn, back to you. at least one couple is looking for a new home after a fire at a quincy marina. boat. the flames quickly spread. 11 boats were damaged. four of them sank. we have an interview with one couple that lived on one of those boats. >> we just sold everyone to do this to live on this. all we had left is in there. >> it's who'ver hemming. now we've got to figure out our next move. >> as bad as the fire was,

officials in south carolina are protecting drinking water following widespread flooding there. flood waters caused the canal that serves as a major water source to collapse. now crews are scrambling to holes. this morning, the governor is warning residents to evacuate as storm water flows back towards the ocean. if you are heading out on the roads today for the big holiday weekend, expect a lot of traffic. >> this was the second busiest toll traffic day last year. that means major gridlock on the pike, the pike extension and the businessiest last year was the tuesday before thanksgiving. columbus weekend is a big day for shopping. the biggest discounts will be on shoes and accessories, not clothing. we'll also see sales on

experts predict the 55 inch tv will sell for the same price as it will on black friday. straight ahead a price hike for netflix customers. >> how much a monthly subscription will cost you now. >> plus, facebook users may have a new way to express themselves. danielle, we've got weather watchers up this morning. >> yes, many up right now, chris, and temperatures are running in the 40s and 50s for most of us. we've seen a couple of reports come in with the clouds moving in. dawn in hollis, new hampshire says clouds have started coming in following a mostly clear night. we'll take you through the hour by hour forecast. thank to you all of our weather watchers for the morning, as. if you want to do our team,

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5:40 on your friday morning. netflix customers will soon be paying more for subscriptions. >> plus, good news for the market. jill wagner is live with today's money watch. happy friday to you, jill. >> reporter: happy friday. we made it. good morning. stocks reversed course yesterday then finished higher after minutes from the meeting showed no rush to raise interest rates. the dow posted its fifth straight day of gains. it will open above the 17,000 mark this morning. that hasn't happened since august. the dow jumped 138 points yesterday, the nasdaq climbed

the company announced it is raising the price for new subscribers. it says it needs to cover the costs for increased licensing fees. facebook is getting more expressive. the social media site is adding six new buttons next to its "like" button for different reaction. they include love, laughter, laughter, happiness, shock, sadness, and anger. for now, facebook is testing the reactions in ireland and spain. i'm the most indecisive person ever, so this is too much for me. i don't need another decision in my life. >> the emojis will help you express that indecision or the feelings that come with it. >> i don't know do, they have one of the -- >> you need one with the mouth that's just kind of neutral. >> there you go. have a fantastic weekend. we'll see you on monday morning. >> people at home were practicing the emoji faces. coming up, we've got a

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boston firefighters cranking up the heat. >> all right. it's very distracting. 12 firefighters taking it off for a good cause. this is a new calendar for 2016. we got a sneak peek at their calendar launch party in boston last night. if you missed the event, again, don't worry. the firefighters will be doing ten more. here 'the thing, all of the proceeds support the boston burn foundation so again, for a great cause. we were talking about this, do guys say hey, i'm mr. january? >> and are there months they fight over? >> we don't know. us. >> both saturday, sunday, and columbus day feature sunshine and a warming trend. now, for today, i would suggest the rain coat as opposed to the umbrella just because the wind

we will be dry, no problems. it's towards the end of school that we may see a couple of showers mainly north and west of boston. notice temperatures, too, come up near 70 degrees later on today. 40s andoos out the door. 55 in boston. 44 in lawrence. lower 40s nashua and keene. low to mid-50s from the south shore back down to the cape. satellite radar shows clouds that have moved in overnight and early this morning, but there will be sunshine poking through from time to time this morning before the rain arrives. the rain is already coming into parts of vermont. most of that will miss us to the north and west. it's the next line of showers and downpours that is an extension of this area of rain that will move in from west to east later on today. so let's time things out between now and late morning. a couple of showers possible in the monadnock region. most of us, though, will be dry through the early afternoon.

p.m. showers, downpours, even a today. notice by 6:00 p.m. they are scattered but a broken line from the coastline of maine all the way back down into connecticut. this is where we could see a few stronger storms with wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. that wind will be strong during the afternoon today in general. 9:00 p.m. drying out and we see the showers and downpours that clear the coast before midnight. clearing comes in and sets us up for a great looking weekend. >> showing you overall trends so noontime the wind's cranking up out of the south. that's why we come up around 70. notice gusts around 30 miles per hour. then the wind shifts. then eventually northwest should be gusty as the air moves in happen high temperatures do manage to come

up 70 to 74 degrees. 60s from the worcester hills back into southwest new hampshire. tonight, totally different feel. dry air moves in. we become clear, crisp and cool. our weekend is looking fantastic with a warming trend. so it will be chilly tomorrow morning. 60 for a high. 70s as we head into columbus day. great for leaf peeping, too. we've got moderate color that's been popping. you may notice, too, it's widely variable. some areas have peak color and some of it is still low. good kind of viewing for color across new england this weekend. traffic and weather together, kathryn. >> danielle, thank you very much. we'll get a check of the roads for you on this friday morning. we'll see a couple of trouble spots with an exit at 495 in raynham. volume we're seeing is already building on the expressway. a typical time for the workweek. you are also stop and go from route 37 to the braintree

split. players taking legal action against two fantasy sports sites. >> plus, uber facing a federal lawsuit after two women say they were sexually assaulted by drivers. here are your top stories on this friday morning. >> reporter: good morning, i'm nicole jacobs in boston's north end where a woman back in february says she was sexually assaulted by an uber driver. that woman is now named jane doe number 1 in a federal lawsuit against uber where she and jane doe number 2 out of south carolina say they were victimized by uber drivers. that lawsuit accused uber of neglect and fraud, advertising specifically to young women who have been drinking. at 6:00, more specifics about the boston connection. also, what uber has to say about this lawsuit. we're live in boston's north end. nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. i'm susie steimle live outside draftkings headquarters in boston for the second time this week.

the company once again under fire, accused of making its employees money on rival sites fan duel. both are now involved in a class action lawsuit that was filed in new york city yesterday. the class action lawsuit was filed by a fan out of kentucky alleging that the company has made $6 million and its employees have made $6 million betting on rival site fan duel. this launched an investigation by the new york attorney general's office. maura healey of massachusetts is looking into this as well. you'll hear from her coming up at 6:00. you won't hear from draftkings orphan duel. we're live in boston. susie steimle, wbz this morning. it will be another two weeks before baby bella's funeral and we've learned there will be another autopsy. relatives say they can't bury her until the medical examiner's work is done and they determine her cause of death.

island and no one knew who she was. a middle schoolteacher canned after he was heard swearing receives an outpouring of support from his now former students. they are organizing protests on his behalf. last night they marched in the brookline school committee meeting to explain why teacher larry chen should get a second chance. a final decision on chen's job hasn't been made yet. students will get another chance to make their case at a meeting next week. presidential hopefuls are spending another weekend in new hampshire, home of the country's first primary. senator rand paul will host a manchester. tomorrow he's in nashua for the national convention of the republican liberty caucus as part of the republican party's libertarian wing. >> and chris christie will be breakfast. it is a legendary breakfast

that start as the 8:00. mexicans are listed for the alleged role for the prison authorities say they participated in the escape or failed to prevent it. guzman escaped mexico's maximum security in july through a long tunnel that led to his cell. today we're talking about policy for job applicants. hired. >> the metro west daily news reports that umass memorial hospital in marlboro is subjecting applicants to a drug test that bo look for nicotine as well as illegal drugs. those who test positive for nicotine can't work at the hospital. the policy began last week. current employees won't be affected. so we want to know if you agree with this new policy there. >> you are weighing in all morning. mandy says "isn't that considered a form of discrimination, which is against the law?" boston girl says "i think an

employer should be allowed to reject a could be applicant if that person is a smoker, especially in the health care environment." >> you can always comment on our "daily talker." we love hearing from you. you can tweet us. don't forget that hashtag #wbz talker or write on your facebook page. we'll have more comments coming up at 6:00. still to come, it's friday. so we're taking a look back at

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. welcome back. it was definitely another busy weekend here. >> it's friday and here's a look back at the week that was. >> the coast guard calling off its search for the crew of a missing cargo ship that went down. >> we now know it was mechanical failure. >> his family believes he suffered a heart attack. >> where's that cold front. >> where's that cold front? let's play now. >> a maine toddler has died of e. coli after visiting a county fair. >> historic flooding. >> i would have never known about this cancer. >> last friday night you told me to wear rain pants. everyone was mocking me, but who was nice and dry. >> making egg mcmuffins and pancakes all day and all night. >> the mighty mites busted a

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