right now at 6:00, two women taking on uber. the ride-sharing company facing a federal lawsuit and one of the cases stems from an alleged assault here in boston. >> you knew this was coming. a class action lawsuit just filed against draftkings and fan duel. the shacking allegations from the plaintiff. >> take a look at the students taking over a school committee meeting. whose job are they fighting for? captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com good morning, great to have you with us on this friday. i'm kathryn hauser. >> i'm chris mckinnon. isn't it always better to kick off the morning on a friday?

>> yes. >> especially when you have this weekend to look forward to, danielle. >> it looks awesome. i feel like there's something for everyone. good morning, everyone. happy friday. 56 in boston right now. similar to the past few mornings. a cool start but the clouds have been on the increase. once the sun comes up, we'll see sunshine out ahead of areas of rain. notice this first batch through new york and vermont. it's behind that that showers and downpours will move in later on today. so between now and late morning, notice getting into the pockets of rain. we top ought around 70 degrees. it's north and west of boston. can't rule out an isolated thunderstorm that could contain gusty wind.

for the evening, scattered showers and downpours will east. by 9:00 p.m., we're drying out comes in. through the evening hours. we'll take you through the holiday weekend coming up. traffic and weather together, kathryn. right now. you are stop and go from route 27 between granite avenue. north of town, we're seeing a two-minute delay on 93 south between 128 and spot pond. and route 129. uber is facing a federal lawsuit this morning. >> two women including one in boston says they were sexually assaulted by uber drivers. good morning, nicole. >> reporter: good morning to you, kathryn. outside of what many would say is the convenience of the uber controversy surrounding it. now it's coming in the form of

neglect when it comes to the safety of young women. two women, one from here in massachusetts, the other out of south carolina claim they were drivers. their names, jane doe number 1 and jane doe number 2. they say the company falsely advertises safety but instead solicits young women who have been drinking. in february, jane doe number 1 salted her. she and two of her friends were picked up. jane doe number 1 was the last in the car. that's when she says the driver times. the 36-year-old man was arrested and charged in that case. the attorney for the victims released a statement saying "the lawsuit holds uber accountable for what we believe to be a focus on profits over safety." uber's statement reads in part "we pro effectively worked with

share information and aid their investigations. both drivers have been permanently removed from the platform." this, of course, comes in the midst of uber coming in are fire for what many would check. i should add that according to an uber spokesperson, the boston suspect in this case did undergo two background checks which we're told he passed. in boston's north end, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. new this morning, a serious crash at the borne rotary. a man drove through the rotary and crashed on a hill right around 3:30 this morning. the suv ended up on its roof. the driver a man in his 60s had to be cut out of the car. injuries. also new this morning, a crash. state police tell us its owner is under arrest and facing oui charges. the crash happened early this in auburn.

the female driver went off the woods. injury. the dog was very friendly and take ton tufts animal hospital. the driver is in state police custody. this morning, two fantasy sports sites have been named in a class action lawsuit. this after they were accused of insider trading. our reporter susie steimle is live in boston with new developments on this class action suit here. susie? >> reporter: good morning, chris. we're live for the second time this week as the company tries to win back the public's interest, a class action lawsuit is filed accusing the company of fraud, false advertising, and negligence. it's also in that class action lawsuit rival site fan dual. these are fantasy sports sites

that allow tons on the weekend rather than waiting for the entire season. they have been wildly popular this season. earlier this week, we learned that a draftkings employee earned $350,000 on rival site fan duel. then we learned others claimed $6,000 launching an investigation by the attorney general of new york. maura healey says fans have expectations. >> i think that those who play want to be and expect to be assured a level playing field. i think someone who cares about that is in place. >> reporter: as she said, fans should have expectations of the

sites treating their fans fairly. draftkings and fan dual have yet to speak publicly on this issue. we're live in boston, susie steimle, wbz this morning. it is 6:07 right now on your friday. the united states navy is taking over efforts to find a cargo ship that sank in hurricane joaquin. the el faro disappeared near the bahamas last week. the navy will use sonar to find the data recorder to determine why it went down. trouble for a potential juror in the trial of a danvers teen accused of murdering his math teacher. juror 39 admitted he had case. his son goes to danvers high school and he attended at least one vigil for the victim colleen ritzer. he'd already been dismissed from the case but was still talking about it to other jurors.

now he could face charges. jury selection continues. a new chapter in a war of words in brookline. parents and students showed up at a school meeting last nature to save a beloved teach area's job. bree is here with the latest on this battle. hi, bree. >> good morning. that middle schoolteacher was taken off the job after he was heard swearing. now former students are organizing protests on his behalf. students filed into the brookline school committee meeting to explain why teacher larry chen should get a second chance. 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 us about the civil rights movement. this feels like it on a smaller scale but something similar. >> a final decision has yet to be made. students will get another chance to make their case at a meeting next week. chris, back to you.

one couple is looking for a new home after this fire at a quincy marina. the fire broke out at a boat yesterday morning. the flames quickly spread. at least 11 boats were damaged, four sank. a brewster ambulance crew used a drone to show how bad it was. >> we just sold everything to move and live on this. all we had left was in there. >> now we have to find our next move. >> a friend offered them a place to stay. nobody was hurt. boston residents have given the city an ambitious wish list when it comes to fixing the transportation issues. based on interviews with more than 6,000 people, a group known as go boston 2030 says city residents want every household in boston to be ten minutes or less from a rail station, a key bus route, hub way station, and a car-sharing location.

they also want to see the mbta on time 90% of the time and the elimination of deadly traffic crashes. speaking of the roads, you can expect a lot of company. last year, the friday before columbus day weekend was the second busiest toll traffic day. that means major gridlock on the pike, the pike extension, the tobin bridge and the tunnels. the busiest day we should note was the tuesday before thanksgiving. coming up, a school bus crash caught on camera. >> so a worcester driver sent trying and the new punishment she'll now be facing. >> and busted at logan. what police and a k-9 uncovered in a suitcase. >> plus, a local restaurant owner taking a former employee to court. >> danielle? >> reporter: kathryn, the hour by hour forecast features some sunshine this morning. temperatures rising from the 50s into the 60s. i am tracking wet weather. we'll have the hour by hour

you take a live look at the skyline of boston. sunrise coming up at 6:50 this morning.

welcome back at 6:13. how long could you go without using your cell phone?

>> one eighth grader made a bet with her principal after learning about the dangers of phone overuse. so they both gave their phones to the health teacher who locked them in a closet. after 15 days, it was principal justin who caved. mia says being disconnected actually helped her get back in touch with life. >> i kind of, like, realized more what was going on actually in the world, and, like, i'm really seeing through my phone, but now i actually saw it with my eyes. >> there you go. for losing that bet, principal cameron is promising to treat mia and her friends to lunch. i like how they challenged each other in that way. but he caved. that's interesting. >> who do you think would cave first, you or i? >> that's a tough call. >> you think me? >> definitely. i think we should challenge each other to not text each other. >> do you think we could do it? >> absolutely not.

the bus stop forecast with temperatures around 50 degrees. i am having a friendly suggestion rain coat instead of the umbrella. by the way, barry burbank visited third graders, i think it was, at the huckleberry hill elementary school in lynnfield. yes this is the 80 third graders. their school motto is we are a team. they like to save someone's day through a kind word or action. barry had a blast with you guys. today, yes, you may want the rain coat. you may get showers by the time we get to the bus ride home from school. it's generally after pittsburgh p.m., and temperatures come up near 70 degrees as well. the wind will be gusty and showers on the way. 56 in boston right now. 50 in worcester. 43 in nashua. clouds a bit on the increase. we'll get a little bit of sunshine before they thicken up. here's rain coming back through vermont. downpours in upstate new york.

it's the tail end in western new york with the showers and your pours. that's what's going to look in our direction. watch what happens with this front. most of the rain missing us to the north. at least the steadiest rain through late morning and midday. there may be a couple of showers through manchester, concord, jaffrey, keene, the berkshires. the main story comes in later on today. so 4:00 p.m., north and west of town, scattered showers and downpours. i can't even recall out embedded thunderstorms today. because the wind is so strong above the surface, too, any downpours and thunderstorms could drag down that wind. we may get gusts up to 40, 45 miles per hour. during the evening commute. 9:00 p.m. boston. still pockets of rain south shore to the cape. that will clear the coastline around 11:00 p.m. and drier air and clearing skies comes in overnight tonight, setting us up for an awesome weekend. notice by lunchtime, that wind,

to shift out of the southwest. gusts 30 to 40 miles per hour. not just at the coastline, across the board today. it's going to be a windy afternoon and behind the front, the wind will still be gusty tonight, but it will drag in that drier air. it also drags in the milder air tonight. upper 60s in the worcester hills. look at this. these are our high temperatures tomorrow sop definitely a cooldown. upper 50s to low 60s. crisp air, dew points will be in the positives. so it is a dry air that comes in. 65 to 70, though, on sunday. columbus day, look at this warming trend with a lot of sunshine and late day clouds. high temperatures top out in the low to mid-70s. accuweather seven-day forecast monday night into tuesday, showers are likely and that's the leading edge of relatively cooler air that comes back through the middle part of the week. there's an accident on 495 north at exit 7 to tell you about. that's route 24. we're seeing a five-minute delay there.

the expressway is already bad as well. you are slow from the braintree split up to the gas tanks. north of town, 93 south is slow going from woburn to 128 to spot pond. we are following breaking news in arizona. right now, a shooting at northern arizona university in flagstaff. three others wounded. in custody. the school sent out an alert indoors. again, this is a deadly shooting at the campus of northern arizona university. we're going to continue to monitor this for you and keep you updated right here on wbz this morning. a worcester school bus driver off the job now following a crash last month that was caught on camera. take a look at this as the bus driver takes a turn. she loses control slamming into parked cars. the crash sends her flying out of her seat. police say the video clearly shows jean did not buckle her seat belt.

she has been cited and lost personal driver's licenses. there were no children on the bus at the time. logan airport. state police say they found drugs in his suitcases. 100 pounds of marijuana sealed in plastic in his checked bags. troopers stopped the california man after he flew in from san francisco. is he expected to be arraigned in court. a food fight over dumplings is now heading to court. the owners of dumpling daughter say two former employees learned as much as they could about the restaurant's family recipes and business practices and opened a nearly identical restaurant this summer in millbury. >> i take a lot of pride in the recipes that my mother and i created together. we tweaked everything together, and it's something that's very special to us. >> reporter: so we checked out the millbury restaurant accused of stealing the recipes.

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welcome back. it's 6:23 on your friday morning. a big question this morning, do americans spend too much money on pets some a recent article in "the globe" says yes. >> this morning, jon keller is fighting back and takes a closer look at why we just can't help but pamper them. >> reporter: good morning. let's close out the week a topic that's close to my heart and if a recent poll is correct, yours, too.

62% of us have one or more pets in the house and almost all of us told the pollsters we see our pets as family members. extra beloved family members considering how we treat them and the billions we spend on them money fearly 50% of them say we buy birthday gifts for our pets. 31% of us cook for them. sometimes regrettably, 20% of us like to dress them you the in outfits. of course, more than 7 in 10 of us let the dog or cats sleep in our beds. 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 find experts somewhere to claim there's something wrong with everything. "the globe" reports a biology professor says our love affair with dogs is "ridiculous." the average dog has a whole

money than the average child in syria these days. i agree that doesn't seem fair. professor, let me explain something to you. 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 at keller@wbz-tv.com or via twitter@keller at large. it's all aboard for your pets along the northeast corridor. amtrak will allow small animals on trips up to seven hours long. the pets have to be in carriers and combined weight must be 20 pounds or less. the animal must be up to date on shots and passengers have to make a reservation, pay a $25

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. right now at 6:30, uber is under fire. why two women including one from boston are now suing the company. >> a weapon, drugs, and piles of cash. why police found the items and the man now facing charges in court this morning. >> a concerning new report why researchers say the u.s. could

outbreak. good friday morning to you. it's 6:30. i'm chris mckinnon. >> i'm kathryn hauser. great to have you here with us. all eyes on the holiday weekend. >> it looks awesome. i feel like we have something for everybody. so, like, cool tomorrow. mid-60s and 70s for columbus day. it looks awesome across the board. we do have clouds that moved in, right? these clouds will thicken during the course of the morning, but it is a dry start to the morning. temperatures once again in the 40s and 50s out the door. 47 in norwood. not as chilly as yesterday. upper 40s orange and fitchburg. and yes, the clouds have moved in. we might get peeks of sunshine. heavy rain moves back through vermont and central new hampshire. the bulk of that will miss us

to the north. increasing and thickening clouds through the morning drive here. sunrise coming up officially 20 minutes from now. a couple of showers well north and west of boston. gusty wind. that is one thing you'll notice today. it will increase rapidly here this morning. mid-60s by lunch hour and topping out 65 to 70 for most of us today. showers, downpours, even's isolated thunderstorm for your ride home with wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour this afternoon. we'll take you up to the holly weekend coming up. first, traffic and weather together. >> the left lane of 95 south is blocked at route 1 at newbury street. no word on any injuries there. there. use caution. the framingham worcester earlier mechanic ale problem.

we've been following breaking news in arizona this morning. there's been another school shooting. let's get right over to bree. she's been following the details. good morning, bree. >> reporter: good morning, kathryn. it's the shooting in flagstaff. we do know that one student is dead and three others are wounded, but there's no word on the extent of those injuries just yet. checking the school twitter feed, then say the shooter is in custody and that the situation is stabilized. the school did send out an alert telling students to shelter indoors. it is a deadly shooting on the university. this on the same day as prime minister is heading to oregon to meet with the victims' families of last week's school shooting where nine people dade. chris, kathryn, back to you. >> keep a close eye on that one for us this morning. lawsuit. >> two women, including one from boston say the company didn't do enough to protect them.

closer look at this case. good morning, nicole. you. the federal lawsuit. two women claimed they were drivers. one of them many massachusetts, the other in south carolina. they're named as the alleged victims, jane doe number 1 and jane doe number 2 in the lawsuits. they say the company falsely advertises safety. instead, it solicits young women who have been drinking. it was in february jane doe number 1 said a boston uber driver assaulted her. she and three friends were picked up on the north end. jane doe number 1 was the last in the car and that's when she says the driver indecently touched her several times. a 36-year-old man was arrested and charged in the case. an uber spokesperson says the driver passed two background checks. of course he no longer works for the company. the company also says they have

we're live in boston's north end, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >> thank you very much. boston police are searching for two people who stabbed a man outside the parks street t station. paramedics rushed one person to the hospital. he is expected to survive. the only description of the suspects is that they are a man and a woman. piles of cash, drugs, and a manned gun. police in arlington say they found these items in the grocery home of 32-year-old paul after executing a search there. the suspected cocaine dealer is due in court this morning. a man from new bedford busted with more than 1,000 oxycodone pills. rhode island state police say they pulled over jose cabrera for violating the move over law. during the stop they pound $33,000 worth of drugs in a backpack. it will be another two weeks before baby bella's funeral.

another autopsy on the little girl. her headstone is ready to go but they can't bury her until the medical examiner's work is done. her mother and her mother's boyfriend are now facing charges in connection with bella's death. this morning, two fantasy sports sites have been named in a class action lawsuit coming days after fan dual and draftkings were faced with insider trading. what can you tell us? >> reporter: it's been a tough start for football season for fantasy sites draftkings and its rival fan duels. we told you about the insider trading information in which an employee of draftkings made $350,000 on rival site fan duel. that certainly raised a lot of eyebrows. now it's looking even worse. a class action lawsuit was filed in new york city

yesterday by a fan out of ken condition that alleges that the draftkings employee or multiple draftkings employees, rather, have made $6 million total, betting on rival site fan duel. this launched an investigation by the new york attorney general's office, maura healey in massachusetts looking into it as well. we have yet to hear from either draftkings orphan duel on this issue. they have stayed silent. as to how this might affect people who are playing, it's unclear at this point in time, but some espn analysts suggest that it's not only going to hurt people's trust, but it's going to make fewer people play at least this week if not more in the future. live in boston, susie steimle, wbz this morning. it's 6:36 on your friday morning. today, bill crosses by will have to testify under oath about an alleged sex assault as part of a lawsuit filed in december 2014.

to perform a sex act at the playboy mansion that 1974 when she was just 15 years old. the claims set off a string of accusations against the comedian. it remains to be seen if today's deposition will be made public. a hearing on that matter will happen in december. the 2015 nobel peace prize has been awarded to a tunesian democracy group. the announcement was made about an hour ago. the nobel committee honored the national dialogue quartette for its work to -- quartet for its work on when tunisia was on the brink of civil war. it faced years of turmoil after the 2011 revolution. republican congressman kevin mccarthy was about to be elected speaker of the house when he withdrew his name before the vote. outdoing speaker john boehner planned to leave october 30 but now says he'll stay until the

senator rand paul will host a business themed town hall in manchester this morning. then tomorrow, he's in nashua for the national convention of the republican liberty caucus, part of the republican party's libertarian wing. and chris christie will be in hannicer today for a pancake breakfast holding a town hall at the legendary breakfast spot for locals. that one start as the 8:00. homeland security secretary will get a first land look at the flood damage caused by days of rain. the governor is urging residents in coastal areas to evacuate as storm water flows back toward the ocean. the anti-vaccination trend could put one of eight children at risk for measles according to a new study. researchers say the u.s. could be on the verge of an outbreak. bree?

families who choose not to vaccinate their kids tend to cluster in the same communities. that makes an outbreak a much stronger possibility if measles were to be introduced to those communities. the study by emery finds the number of americans vaccinated against measles is dropping dangerously close to the level where large outbreaks of more likely. a now discredited study once linked the vaccines to autism, which fueled an anti- vaccination campaign of sorts. the new emory university report says children, especially those under the age of 3 are at the most risk. a 2014 measles outbreak at disneyland in california sickened 125 people. parts of the baystate also need more vaccines. >> we're lucky to live many massachusetts where vaccination rates are generally high. however, there are areas of the state and in new england where vaccination rates are slipping. that really scares me. >> reporter: the spots where

vaccination rates are at their lowest include western mass, the cape, and martha's vineyard. back to you. >> okay, bree, thank you very much. a new policy for job applicants. if you smoke, you will not be hired. >> they are subjecting applicants to a drug test that will look for nicotine as well as illegal drugs. those who test positive for nicotine can't work at the hospital. current employees won't be affected. so we wanted to know what do you think? do you agree with the policy? >> marie on facebook says everyone has some type of achilles' heel so if they single out smokers, will they eliminate those who overeat, drink, swear?" >> "is isn't that a form of discrimination which is against the law"?

post a comment right on our web site, cbsboston.com. coming up it is 6:40 right now. a check of the day's top stories, including a dog in the hospital and its owner under arrest. >> what police are telling us about this one-car crash from overnight. >> and a lesson in loyalty. why dozens of students showed up at a school committee meeting last night. danielle? >> reporter: kathryn, checking in with weather watchers. temperatures are running generally in the 40s and 50s out the door. doug in tewksbury says increasing clouds. the hour by hour time line and the weekend forecast is coming up. pumpkin excitement is back at dunkin'. pick up your favorite pumpkin-flavored baked treats and beverages, like the new pumpkin macchiato

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part of this since the very first one 18 years ago. >> you and kasey have so much fun. >> it's 3 miles and kasey's like maybe a mile or two. >> we're excited. >> good weather for it. >> it sounds like it's going to be perfect. >> for any outdoor plans this weekend, it looks fantastic. this morning it is a cool start again, you guys. it's 43 degrees in bifield. forest avenue in hudson sitting at 48. that time of the year where you need the light jacket and the sweatshirt this morning. 40s and 50s for most of us. the clouds increasing, too. we get sunshine and the clouds end up winning out. we have heavy rain spreading through vermont here. it's the showers and downpours that are behind it with the cold front that will bring in cooler air for our saturday before a warming trend this weekend.

the bulk of the rain passes to our north. back through vermont and back through maine. we will be mostly dry with breaks of sun through the midday and early afternoon. then it's 2:00, 3:00 north and west of town, we get showers and downpours. notice the exception boston back down to the cape and the south coast mostly dry through mid-afternoon. there may be thunderstorms out there, i think, will be isolated, but brief gusty winds can't be ruled out. any downpours and thunderstorms that do develop could drag some of the wind down to the surface. 6:00 p.m., a rumble of thunder commute. 9:00 p.m., we're drying out still leftover rain from the south shore down to the cape after that. that sets us up for an absolutely fantastic stretch for the holiday weekend. the wind will be quite gusty today. it ramps up quickly here this morning so by noontime we're gusting over 30 miles per hour. this is not just a coastline thing. this is across the board in southern new england. numerous gusts 20 to 40 miles

afternoon. the wind will shift around as evening. there's some late day showers and downpours move in most communities a tenth to a quarter of an inch of rain, though i can't rule out the higher amounts. weekend. 60, cool october air tomorrow. sunny, clouds pleasant on sunday and the mid-70s for columbus day. there's spotty cover all over the region in terms of leaf peeping particularly the farther north you go. some showers come in, by the way, monday night into tuesday. that cools us back into the 60s for the middle part of the week. kathryn. it is 6:47 right now. friday. there is an accident blocking the left lane of 95 south nap's right at exit 46 in peabody. slow going through medford.

mass pike is stop and go from framingham from route 30 and south of town, 95 north is slow from neponset street to 128. the expressway is jammed from the split to columbia road. typical trouble spot at this time. we are following breaking news out of arizona this morning. one person dead, three others weekended during a shooting at northern arizona university. there's no word on the extent of those injuries. the school says the shooter is now in custody. the school also sent out an alert telling students to shelter indoors. "cbs this morning," coming up next. we'll have the latest on this morning. checking our other top stories this morning, a dog is injured in a crash in auburn for oui. >> state police tell us the crash happened early this morning on interstate 395 north. the female driver went off the road and crashed into the woods there. the dog suffered a mouth injury

and was take ton tufts -- take ton tufts. a woman in our area and one this south carolina says they were sexually assaulted by uber drivers. the suit says suber fails to screen drivers. uber says it has removed the drivers in question. a middle schoolteacher fired for swearing receives an outpouring of support from his now former students. last night they launched into the brookline school committee meeting to explain why teacher larry chen should get a second chance. a final decision on his job hasn't been made yet. students get another chance to next week. still to come, the bruins' big season opener after a disappointing past year. >> could they hold on to the early lead against winnipeg at the garden last night? we'll tell you. >> boston firefighters showing off their muscles for a good cause. where to get your 2016 calendar coming up after the break. ngs at chevy. we're sold. it's so pretty. beautiful! it feels great. perfect. this is not what i would expect from a chevy at all. get more than you expect

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welcome back. the bruins kicked off the though. the bs taking on winnipeg at the garden last night. the bs led it 1-0 after the first. 6-2 the final. the bs mission the top two defensemen. good news for a red sox fan. ticket prices won't change for next season, but you have to act fast. the sox say tickets will hold at the 2015 price for fans who

december 31st. after that day, the end of december, prices for tickets will increase by an average of 1%. certain areas will remain unchanged like the roof deck, upper bleachers and all standing room as well. we're already talking about next season. >> it's over. boston firefighters are turning up the heat, showing skin for a good cause. >> the 12 firefighters of 2016 got a sneak peek at the calendar launch. if you missed the event, you are bummed out about it. the firefighters are holding ten more. all of the proceeds support the boston burn foundation. it is 6:53 and time for a closer look at when's coming up at 7:00 on "cbs this morning." >> let's check in with nora o'donnell. good morning, nora. >> good morning. ahead here on "cbs this morning," we'll talk with john

dickerson about what's next in the fight to become speaker of the house. >> and seth doan is in north korea with rare access to the communist country. morning.

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>> here is a look back at the week that was. >> the coast guard is calling off its search for the crew of the missing cargo ship that went down. >> we now though that it was mechanical failure. >> michael was at the control of the american airlines flight when thinks family believes he suffered a heart attack. >> you just said where's that cold front? >> i like game shows, too. >> two fantasy sport sites are under investigation. >> a maine toddler has died of e. coli after visiting a county fair. >> historic flooding in south carolina killing at least 12. >> if this hadn't happened, i would never have known about this cancer. >> he was mocking me, but who was nice and dry? >> mcdonald's will be making egg mcmuffins and pancakes all day and all night. >> the mighty mites busting a move in the middle of a play. >> you can see the coach going, get back into line. >> what a week. >> i know. so many things happen in a

week's time. >> isn't that going to be an adjustment to not hear his voice? we get showers and downpours today. mainly late this afternoon and evening. it will be windy and then our weekend looks fantastic. cool around 60 tomorrow, day. it's dry each day. mix. not until monday and tuesday. >> rain gear for this evening? >> yeah, the rain coat because it's going to be so windy, the umbrella will whiplash a bit. >> that will do it for us. we'll see you in 25 minutes.

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