on wbz. the news at 5:00 starts right now. >> breaking right now at 5:00 a.m., a state trooper injured in a crash with a truck. the details we're learning this morningp. >> fantasy sports sites fighting back against the cease and desist order in new york. morning. >> some big changes for one section of boston. a closer look at the plans to revamp the area near the td garden. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com good morning to you. it is 5:00. i'm chris mckinnon. >> i'm bree sison filming in for kathryn hauser. thanks so much for filling in with us on this thursday, november 12th. >> it's soggy. it's not as wet today. i am tracking another round of showers. it is a mild start with all of us running in the 40s as you step out right now.

46 in boston. same in norwood, upper 40s to islands. we're uniform because there are low clouds that are with us. the showers are advancing in through pennsylvania and western new york. so they will make eastward progress here and arrive as midday across western massachusetts. so through your morning commute, we're fine. patchy earns of fog may develop. this is the lunchtime hour. pockets of light rain and showers move in. temperatures will be either side of 50 degrees. these showers will linger through the afternoon and into your evening commute. temperatures rise gradually all the while still in the middle to upper 50s with leftover showers as we head through your evening commute and even a couple of downpours embedded in there as well. we'll talk more about that coming up and the weekend. first, traffic and weather together. good morning, robi. >> good morning, danielle. it's quiet out there right now.

the crash is up in danvers. that's exit 47. total traffic network tells me the left lane is blocked up there, but it's too early for any kind of development backup to be going on right now. too early for the traffic. we begin with breaking news this morning. a wrong way driver causing a crash that injured a state trooper. a witness called police to let them know someone was driving the wrong way on route 6 around 11:30 last night. two state troopers found that driver and used their cruisers to slow traffic to protect other cars on the road until the driver hit one of the cruisers. the officer inside went to the hospital. so did the driver of the wrong way truck. so far, no charges have been filed. a developing story from revere. police say an armed robbery in the parking lot of the fairfield inn started as a meet- up from craigslist. victim answered an ad for a pair of sneakers, but when he showed up at the meeting place,

one person has been arrested. police are still searching for another suspect. today, a judge will decide whether a pennsylvania mom accused of triggering an amber alert will debt her kids back. tiffany chair riff says her decision to bring her infant son from pennsylvania all the way to boston saved his life. he was in need of emergency medical care and cherry wanted him to get that at children's even though she passed dozens of hospitals on her drive from wilkes-barre. boston police say at least six people have been robbed as part of a so-called cat fishing scheme. scammers create fake profiles and urge potential suitors to meet them at home. then they are robbed at gunpoint. >> i wouldn't meet anyone i wasn't absolutely certain of who they were in a secluded area. >> while anyone you meet online

police say scammers often use a very attractive profile picture and they won't skype or use a web cam to chat. the profile might appear new or incomplete. we're getting a look at a drastic change to the td garden. susie, not everyone is happy about this. >> reporter: no, chris. as you know, this is a very busy area. we're on causeway street across from the td garden. a lot of people worry the construction project will only make it more congested. like it or not, this project will be under way shortly. we have the new pictures of what it might look like. these images reveal what the new boston garden is going to look like. the $950 million construction project cleared a major hurdle this week. groundwork is scheduled to start soon. >> we're excited. more entertainment.

>> i think it's great, honestly. we want more people in here. >> reporter: the project will friday people. it includes 500 apartments, 200 hotel rooms, sports bar, movie theater, poling alley, 600,000 square feel of office space and 300,000 square feet of shopping. >> what's your reaction to that? >> well, the traffic. >> reporter: some worry the construction phase will make it worse. >> when i grove down here, i was like, why did i go this way? >> reporter: local businesses say it is a trade worth making. >> a lot of our business is driven off of action at the garden so it's nice to see that it will be driving more people in the area, you know, on off nights or the summertime to help the whole city out. >> reporter: it's obviously dark out here at 5:00 in the morning, but you can see across the way this area where construction vehicles are sitting ready to begin this project. phase one has already been approved and got help from former mayor tom menino who

gave these private developers some big tax breaks. susie steimle, wbz this morning. it is 5:05 right now. fan duel vowing to keep running in new york state despite the attorney general telling both fan duel and posten paced draft kings to cease operations immediately. now fan duel is telling customers to keep on playing. meanwhile, draftkings says it plans to challenge that decision. in massachusetts, attorney general maura healey says she does not plan to follow in new york's footsteps but will offer her recommendations about how to offer consumer protections by the end of the year. it is 5:06 on in november 12th. a long time wbz sports anchor is taking a golf course in newton to court saying they discriminate against people with disabilities.

bob lobel lives with an illness that makes him use this golf cart. this specialized chair spins, lifts him up and provides support while he swings. lobel claims it's lighter than a lawn mower and he's used it around new england at courses but not newton. >> if i got on another cart i can play, but you can't use that cart here. >> reporter: for two years, woodland golf course in newton banned lobel's cart saying it hurts the greens. lobel is willing to test that ban in court against the americans with disability act. >> if you are open to the public for any reason, you are open to the public for all reasons. everyone with disabilities, whatever that may be, or any other protected category, has the same right to be there and be accommodated. >> reporter: the club president issued a statement saying "the golf cart caused significant impressions and tears on the greens. damage to our greens represents an unreasonable burden to hundreds of members."

lobel contends the club needs to rethink their policy. >> some things are unnecessarily restrictive. this one came from a lack of understanding. then it went to a willingness to not understand. >> reporter: in a phone interview with boston.com, the woodlands says no carts are allowed on the putting green but lobel and anyone else can use an adaptive cart everywhere else on the court including the tees, fair ways, rough and approaches. several republican presidential hopefuls will be back in new hampshire. jeb bush will attend a house party today. rick santorum is speaking at a breakfast event in manchester then heads to concord to officially get on the primary ballot. ted cruz is filing paperwork at the statehouse today. and john kasich will hold a meet and greet in exeter. donald trump is campaigning

trump walked into his event yesterday morning to a "twisted sister" song. he spoke to a song at a manchester. he talked about everything from health care to veterans to immigration to the heroin epidemic. >> people are hooked, and i don't know what it is with heroin, but it seems to be a from. it can be done, and we're going to take care of the people. addicts and his proposed border wall would keep the drugs from coming into the country in the first place. coming up, the patriots getting to take on the giants. >> and marcus smart pack on the court, but could the celtics keep up their winning pace against indiana? hey, danielle. >> good morning, chris. it is a dry start right now, but i'm tracking some showers. they should be in her buy lunchtime.

i'll bring you through the hour by hour time line and take you

morning.

harvard and m.i.t. scientists discovered something in space that has the science world excited. >> it's cool. it is a new planet. there's probably nothing living on the planet because the temperature is around 500 degrees. it's 39 light years away and right near a star. the hubble telescope will be able to study it and maybe give die enterrists new information on how -- scientists new information on how the universe started. >> 35 light years away. >> and the hubbell can see that. >> it's amazing with scientists out. it's wild. daniel niles is here with a look at what's happening on our own planet. >> i forgot to text you guys to say bring the umbrella. >> i know, but i brought it. i never took it out of the car. >> mine's in the car, too. it. it is a dry start this morning, you guys. that includes the kids at the

visit on tuesday. these are the third graders. there's 80 of them from the charter school. last month, there was a ceremony marking the official opening of the stem system. absolutely had a blast with you guys, and barry said you had a lot of knowledge about the weather so that's impressive. it will be in the 40s, cloudy and cool. fall jackets this morning. then the umbrella or rain coats with scattered showers developing. as we head into the early afternoon, they'll linger. a lot of us running in the lower to middle 40s. 45 in lawrence. 41 in worcester. we're pretty uniform because the clouds are in place. they act like a blanket to help hold in the warmth so to speak.

severe weather in southern iowa and the snow in parts of the rockies. there's a lot of energy with this thing, but it's losing steam as it approaches us. scattered showers do arrive west to east midday, last through the evening and clearing comes in tonight. tomorrow features sunshine to start then building clouds. there could be a sprinkle by the end of the day. worcester hills back to the berkshires. friday night into saturday, we get snow showers. otherwise saturday will be breezy but a lot of sunshine. sunday looking good, too. sunday afternoon. by 10:30 this morning, a couple of showers here. western central massachusetts, these advance in the midday and early afternoon. they are scattered in nature but do fill in just a little bit late afternoon into the start of your evening commute so you'll encounter wet roadways so you'll linger through the evening hours with downpours embedded in there, too. then clearing comes in after that.

most of us end up with a tenth to a quarter of an inch of rain that comes down by later on today. high temperatures, lower to mid-50s. cooler than average. tonight we drop down into the 40s with clearing skies. highs tomorrow will be milder, an above average day. the wind may gust to 40 miles per hour. you will notice it. it's going to be breezy on saturday but not quite as windy. cool, too. crisp, fall air in place this weekend. another warming trend back up into the 60s in the middle part of next week. traffic and weather together, robi. >> so tomorrow night's friday night football forecast is very important because concord, carlisle, my hometown team high. [ laughter ] >> are you going to the game? >> that's the chop. >> they do the chop. >> we're the patriots.

>> we're going to take you down. >> that will be a good one. >> the wind factor? >> i don't know, do the kids have issues with the wind? >> it could mess up the passing. >> 28 to 30 mile-per-hour gustsp. >> great, there will be a running game. still quiet out there right now. we have an accident up in danvers. 128 southbound after route 114. the left lane is blocked there. we're not seeing any significant backup. let's check the ride from the south with the live look over the expressway. moderate to heavy volume on the expressway northbound. the rest of the route's coming up from the south. they look smooth right now. chris, bree? >> robi, before i lose my gator fans because this is also for the florida seminoles. let's get to other sports quick. >> the pats gearing up to take on the giants. >> the cs get the starting

point guard back. steve burton has more in morning sports. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. the celtics were right back at it last night taking on the pacers welcoming back marcus smart who missed the last three games with a toe injury and avery was out with a leg injury. celtics came out with an 11-2 run. turner led the green with 20 points. then it's turner with the shot. it's rimmed in and out but sullinger. 11 boards. rj hunter launched the long got it. cutting the indy lead 89-79. cs were just 4 from 24. paul george here with the nice runner putting indy up by 7. later in the fourth, george with the sweet behind-the-back pass. george finished at 26 points,

10 boards, 3 assists. to football, the patriots got back to work down at foxboro gearing up for sunday's game with the giants. pats listed four offensive reports including sebastian vollmer who has a concussion. it was a late practice with the team dressed in sweats and no pats. the memories aren't so great, especially those two losses in the super bowl. qb 12 says they won't provide any extra motivation on sunday. >> i would much rather have won than lost them, but you know, they won't have any bearing on this week or, you know, what the matchups are. it is a totally different team and game and situation and so forth, but they've got a great organization. they've had a great organization for a long time. >> patriots looking to improve to 9-0. i'm steve burton. guys, over to you. the "late show" with stephen colbert making history.

a special live edition of the show will air immediately after the super bowl on cbs. it's the first time the late night series has immediately followed the game. if you can't wait until february 7th, see the "late show" every weeknight after our news at 11:00. on this more thanking had's healthwatch, it looks like we are losing the battle of the bulge. the centers for disease control says the obesity rate is now 38% of adults up from 32% just ten years ago and comes despite years of public awareness campaigns about the dangers of sugar and processed foods. harvard is collecting toenails. researchers say toenails can offer a snapshot in time of what's going on inside of your body. the "boston globe" says doctors are researching the compounds in the toenails to see if they can find clues about cancer and heart disease. so hey, anything that helps, right?

clippings and bags in their closet or something. >> harvard has a whole basement full of them. dies. jon keller explains why outrage over thighs coffee cup is part of a growing trend to try and please everyone. >> later at 5:30, a pop warner team dealing with the death of a teammate and their inspiring

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some call is the war on christmas. it's the push by retailers and other national chains to acknowledge the holiday season without offending anyone. >> jon keller looks at if the need to please everyone is getting out of hand. >> reporter: good morning. here we go again, the bickering over whether or not the religious aspect of christmas is being properly acknowledged. when did all of this start and who started it, can anyone remember? i recall a night at least 20 years ago attending the annual holiday concert at my son's public elementary school which once was known as the christmas concert and watching with mounting horror as the kids performed hanukkah songs, juan saturday songs, and even jingle not one. many of my christian neighbors with are furious about it, and i didn't blame them. things have gotten so bad

firm is promoting a christmas buy-cott encouraging consumers to shop at businesses according to how sensitive they are to christian beliefs and traditions. one of the first targets of the buy-cott. starbucks, said to be disrespecting christmas by rolling out blank red cups for the season by contrast with dunkin' donuts which has the word joy on their season all cups. this is a little bit confusing because starbucks also offers a product called christmas cups while dd cups never mention the word christmas. both companies say they respect all faiths and traditions, as they should, and maybe that's the way out of this silly holiday grievance spiral we're stuck in. just showing respect for all, is that really so hard or has

whose beating of the la policemenbly police minimummerrablely put it "can't we all just get along?" >> i like that? can't we all just get along? still to come, we have breaking news to tell you about. >> a trooper hurt in a crash. we have a live report coming up. >> plus, planning your thanksgiving feast. we've got easy tricks to make your meal just a little bit danielle? >> that turkey looks so good. >> i know. >> in the meantime, we're tracking some showers on the way later on today. so it is a dry start this morning. the weekend is looking mostly i'm watching another warm-up. we'll talk about all of it

breaking news right knew at 5:30. a state trooper injured while responding to reports of a wrong way driver. the details we're learning this morning. >> a terrifying drive. the weapon used to threaten

passengers on an mbta bus. >> and keeping the memory of a former teammate alive and how his death sparked an inspiring journey for the team. welcome back, everyone. i'm bree sison filling in for kathryn hauser. >> i'm chris mckinnon. it is 5:30 on your thursday morning. we're rolling towards the weekend. here. >> the weekend is looking good, so we should be dry on saturday and sunday. we're tracking another round of wet weather today. afternoon. start. now. pretty uniform, 46 in boston, same with norwood. upper 40s to low 60s on the cape and islands. there are low clouds in place this morning. the clouds will be with us out of the gate, but at least it is

we've had reports of drizzle in the lower connecticut river valley. i'm tracking the showers across pennsylvania right now. this is the wet weather working in our direction. sunrise coming up at 6:31. a light and variable wind. showers move in. they will be light for the most part and temperature around 50. the wind starts to turn out of the southeast. it will be breezy particular- through the afternoon, 10 to 20 miles per hour with scattered showers and pockets of light rain for your evening commute with temperatures running in the mid-50s. more details on that coming up. traffic and weather together. hi, robi. how's it looking? >> hi, danielle. just hearing about problems up north as well. the accident is 128 southbound and a tough spot right at route 37. the backup is to logan express. the expressway is heavy and slow now from the braintree split up to furnace brook parkway. to the north we go, 93 southbound getting busy in the

woburn to boston stretch. watch out for a disabled struck just before 495. chris, bree? it is just about 5:32 right now. preaking news to tell you about. a state trooper injured while responding to reports of a wrong way driver. that crash happened in route 6 on barnstable village. >> let's get to nicole jacobs with the latest. nicole? >> reporter: bree, chris, i should tell you first and foremost, the driver of the vehicle and state trooper are going to be okay. that is the good news, but i want to show you this video scene. barnstable. the call came in around 11:30. reports of that wrong way driver. in an attempt to stop the driver and protect other motorists from the driver, state police positioned themselves to slow traffic behind them. happened.

cod hospital and was treated there and released. we're learning more about the driver of the pickup truck. we're told he is an elderly man who experienced some sort of medical condition, and that is what caused the crash. we're told he also was treated medical issue. it is unclear at this hour if he will face charges. of course, we'll continue to follow that and bring you more when we learn it. nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >> thank you very much for the update. a big scare for passengers on one mbta bus when a man on board threatens people with a hatchet. it happened near columbia road and stoughton street. police say the man threatened passengers but didn't hurt anybody. the t says he'll face charges. he's now undergoing a mental health evaluation. the member of a decorated soldier is fighting to honor

andy nutt enlisted to fight in vietnam. he was wounded once, went back and came back paralyzed. he died at the age of 32 by suicidal overdose. for that, his name was never placed on the vietnam veterans memorial, a decision his family says was wrong. >> he loved his country. he got disabled and hurt and i think he deserves recognition and being on that wall. i do. >> so the family has written letters and made multiple phone calls over the years with no luck. they are hoping the defense department's new acknowledgement of post traumatic stress disorder means they will ultimately change their mind. a pop warner team is dedicating its season to a teammate who died too young. the fuel team in hyde park is undefeated put wish their cowboys captain junior was there to lead them on.

he was the victim of bullying but kept the pain inside. >> we probably could have done better and could do better now for people around us and people who respect directly connected to us. >> when they see any bullying, they nip it in the bud right away. it's gotten them closer and treating each other like brothers and sisters. >> some of the players had a chance to play for their high school football team but made the decision to play pop warner in honor of their friend. a taunton family dog is pack home after spending a cold night down a 25 foot well. the higgins family was worried sick when they couldn't find buddy. that's him you see him hoisting up. another dog led them to the well and buddy was at the bottom of it. the fire department came and used a harness to pull them out. >> when i heard them, he came running out. he started moving. he was in about a foot of water.

>> the family now plans to fill the well. buddy, by the way as you can see right there, is doing just fine. >> he is so happy to be how the. dinner? >> oh, man, speaking of dinner, thanksgiving is inching closer, bree. some families are already planning the menu. health magazine is releasing a few simple ways to add newt presents to your feast. >> up fist, serve roasted carrots because they are a great source of vitamin a. next add kale and quinoa to your stuffing for a boost of vitamin d. i will pass on that one. finally, instead of a regular salad with iceberg lettuce, serve a salad with beet greens. experts say they are packed with fiber, calcium and iron. >> don't burn the turkey. >> nothing worse than a dry turkey. macy's teaming up with another major retailer. >> the satellite stores that will pop up soon across the

lovers. mcdonald's adding a tasty new danielle, good morning. >> checking in with our weather watchers thankfully for your observations and temperatures are running in the 40s. let's check in south of town 48 degrees says mary ann with a lot of clouds with a fairly light wind. that will ramp up by later on today, especially tomorrow. more details with the showers later on today. if you want to join the weather watcher network. we'd love to have you. head over to our web site for details.

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5:39. welcome back. an interesting perk to one company's per few. >> i got a sneak peek and it's cool. >> hey, jill. >> good morning. macy's stock fell 14% yesterday. macy's says unexpectedly warm weather has them buying coats. macy's expects the sales will fall next year. so there is good news for shoppers, more markdowns. macy's is teaming up with lens crafters. first there was all-day breakfast. now mcdonald's is thinking snacks. the fast food chain is asking mozzarella sticks to the menu. a box of three should cost $1 and should be available next year.

attracts men and believe it or not repels mosquitoes. scientists tested dozens of mosquitoes including those with deet. bombshell was almost as effective as deet and they can't figure out why because previous research found that mosquitoes like fruity and floral scents. unbelievable. chris and bree? >> i am so buying a massive bottle next year. >> then you can use it and still smell good and not have to worry about it. >> that's the worst part about bug spray. >> take it on vacation as double duty. >> brilliant. that's news you can use. >> and who just has three mozzarella sticks? >> i know. we'll have to call mcdonald's. >> three to four pucks. coming up, a check of your traffic and weather together. >> plus, a look at the day's

changes coming to boston and a closer look at revamping the area. would you want to know the future of your baby's health? local doctors are doing breakthrough genetic testing to map out the illness a newborn could get later in life.

rain, wind, hail and even

tornadoes. this is a powerful storm system that's stretching from texas to minnesota and brought severe weather to several parts of the country. >> it started with snow in parts of colorado and up to a foot of snow fell in some places. it's only november. weather yet. >> well, we've had a mild november so far. so hopefully that means -- >> that same storm is headed our way, but we're on the warmer side of it. so we are tracking another round of wet weather that moves in later on today with showers that are in the forecast. temperature's 46 in posten. most of us are running in the middle to upper 40s from northern have the have the back down to the south coast because in.

this is the same storm that's brought in this weather. for us, the wind kicks in tomorrow but the rain moves in later on today. rain advances in for the midday hours. we'll be with us for the evening commute home. we debt clearing that comes in tonight and tomorrow. the wind kicks up and will be a dry day aside from a sprinkle in the worcester hills, the berkshires tomorrow late in the day. saturday will be breezy, not quite as breezy as tomorrow. then we get sunshine and building clouds on sunday afternoon. so between now and late morning, a couple of showers advance into the lower connecticut river valley. these come by in posten and metro west included. a couple of downpours and notice a pocket of light rain through your evening drive. through the evening hours, there will still be downpours around. the leftover sprinkle as of midnight tonight and clearing comes after that. by the way, tomorrow into early

up a little bit of snow in new england. there could be a couple of inches on the summit. for us, though this afternoon, it's scattered showers. partial clearing overnight, breezy and cool. that wind tomorrow, you will notice it out of the west- southwest about 10 to 20 miles per hour sustained but gusts during the day tomorrow, building clouds and temperatures in the upper 50s. accuweather seven-day forecast, we cool it down by about 10 degrees on saturday. really crisp, dry air. dew points drop into the 20s. sunday starting with sunshine and a few clouds mixed in. the start of next week looks quiet, too with the warming trend back into the 60s for tuesday and a mild middle part of the week.

traffic and weather together. any big trouble spots, robi? >> we have accidents, breakdowns, slowdowns north and south of the city. take your pick right now. from the north, we have a disabled truck up in andover. 93 south is heavy and slow between river road and 133. it will also bog down into the well. you are crawling from the split up to the furnace brook parkway. on 24 northbound, you are seeing slow pockets. some big changes coming to the area around the td garden. >> we begin with breaking news from the cape. here are your top stories this monday morning. >> good morning. i'm nicole jacobs live in south yarmouth where state police are investigating a wrong way crash that involved a state police cruiser. getting you right to video from

11:30 around route 6 in in. state troopers positioned themselves to protect other drivers from the situation, but we're told a man in a pickup truck did crash into a trooper's cruiser. the trooper is okay. he was taken to the hospital, treated and released. coming up at 6:00, more on the driver of that pickup truck and whether or not he could face charges. we're live in south yarmouth, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. police in dover, new hampshire hope the surveillance pictures with ill help them catch an arsonist. the cameras spotted this man walking near the lilac garden apartments late monday night. that's when someone torched a car in the parking lot. investigators want to talk to that man there on the screen about the crime. good morning. i'm susie steimle live in front of the td garden where phase 1 of the boston garden development project has been approved. we have new pictures of what it

might look like when it is all finished. this is a massive development project that's set to get under way very soon boasting 500 apartments. more than 200 hotel rooms, movie theater, bowling alley, sports par, and shopping. idea. a lot of people living nearby say this will make an already congested area of posten much worse. at 6:00. for now we're live in boston, susie steimle, wbz this morning. police shoot and kill a gunman at a construction site in san francisco. investigators seay he was armed with two weapons in an elevator tower and taking aim at a nearby hospital. the hospital was put into lockdown. the gunman was wanted for a robbery at a nearby sporting goods store. there were no other injuries. crews battling a wildfire in california. the fast-moving flames scorched dozens of acres near seemny valley. fire crews say this fire is

burning in the same general area as the rustic fire back in august. that could help limit the damage. four little bears plucked from the wild and given a little love and a temporary home. >> the cubs were left orphaned in new hampshire when their mom was killed by hunters. so they were scooped up and sent to the bear whisperer. he is set to earn his ph.d in bear social behavior next month. >> i wish we could educate people easier. they are only in people's backyards because there's food there. >> caring for the bears is not cheap. about $1500 each. there's now a go fund me page set up to help. he hopes to release the cubs back into the wild this may or june. time now for our "daily talker." a breakthrough in medical science that could allow

future health right now. >> it's pretty interesting. doctors say they may be able to predict whether doctors can map want to know? >> reporter: some are calling this the book of life. a new genetic screening being done here in local hospitals. for the fist time ever, doctors at brig -- first time ever, doctors at brig emand women's are sequencing the genome. currently all new importants are screened with a blood test for dozens of medical conditions. with genomic sequencing, they can determine if a patient will have a positive or negative reaction to a particular medication and cancers. hospitals hope to enroll 500 new importants half healthy, half sick to find out what if any role the sequencing will

it could lead to better medical care, raise privacy issues, and even introduce the possibility of genetic discrimination. we want to know, would you want to know the future of your pavey's health even if it meant finding out the worst? would it be a comfort or curse to you? let's check out the answers coming up now. andrea says "the tests are a great advancement put should not be mandatory. if there's no immediate danger, why focus on the negative?" christine says then another rise in the cost of insurance. we'd love to hear from you. real read more coming up at 6:00. dr. mallika marshall will have a closer look at these tests and how they all work. that's tonight at 11:00 right here on the wbz news. still to come, a rare gem goes up for auction and brings in a record-breaking amount of money. >> now we know what's on bree's

how much you would need to get your hands on this blue

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million. >> chump change. >> it is among the largest known. it was the show piece gem at auction. it plays off the express once in a blue moon. bree, i'll apologize now. >> when you are getting paid a million dollars a year or something, you know, save up. >> i can afford like $1,000. [ laughter ] news.

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