. live from the channel 4 studios in boston. wbz news at noon starts right now. it's super tuesday. here is a live look at the polls, let's get a look where voters are choosing their candidates in the biggest states so far in campaign 2016. hundreds of delegates are on the line good afternoon thanks for being with us. thanks for join ustion today could be a game changer when it comes to the presidential race, massachusetts one of a dozen states voting today up for grabs half the delegates needed for the republican nomination, a third needed for the democrat.

starting with nicole jacobs live in where big names are pushing. >> it was the biggest kept secret. really pushing for his wife hillary but knowing just how important the super tuesday is bernie sanders had his own push in vermont. >> this is the day when every vote count a day when those in the race bring out the heavy hitters. >> hi, hello. former president bill clinton shaking hands taking selfies and getting votes for his wife hillary. less than 12hours earlier this was the scene in worcester. you said give them hell here tonight. >> making way for hillary elsewhere. >> we reject the kind of mean

peddled by the republican candidates. it is a super tuesday race too close to call. the wbz amherst poll showing clinton leading bernie sanders by 10 points with 9% of undecided voters. sanders casting his own vote is hoping to capitollize on those undecided. >> i am confidence if there is a large voter turn out across this country we are going to do well. if not we'll probably be struggling. the mayor marty walsh is not in that number casting his ballot. >> it is about the future who has the best message to be the president of the united states of america. hillary has the issues people really care about. taking a live look here voters casting their ballots they'll do that through 8:00 tonight. voter turn out could be the

race i can tell you according to massachusetts officials they expect 2 million voters to head to the polls. nicole jacobs wbz news. in fact they are expecting potentially record turn out today here in massachusetts. this election season has been unlike anything else. mainly due in part to one candidate, donald trump. susie is live in watertown with more on how the republican race is shea shaping up. >> reporter: our recent polls shows donald trump has 47% of the vote. that support has not only gotten people out for him to vote on the republican side, made some democrat voters say they don't want to see him in office and making sure their voices are heard today as well. >> whether you are motivated to vote for a candidate. >> i voted for governor kasich. donald trump just frightens me to death.

republicans are being credited with bringing people together to vote charlie baker cast his ballot early tuesday morning wouldn't say who he supports. >> i wasn't going to vote for ted cruz, you can take it from there. we are going to have a very good super tuesday. >> making voters worry the less combative candidates just won't be heard. >> i think kasich actually on the republican side is the one that has some credibility but the votes. most say they want to hear substance. >> when it comes to substance issues, i don't think the me in anyway. >> i just want to see it witel down. >> now, the massachusetts secretary of state has told

democrat voters changed their january. that means it can be huge numbers for republicans in this election. but not only that just possibly historic numbers over all. we're live in watertown, wbz news. thank you. wbz and cbs news has you covered on this super tuesday, get the first results and reaction on mytv38 as soon as the polls close at 8:00 tonight. then at 10:00, cbs news will have a prime time special right here on wbz followed by a super tuesday wrap up on the wbz news at 11:00. that's a great day for voters weather wise, it is a bis chilly a live look at the long fellow bridge, a nice start to the month of march but we are in for some changes. >> always. never a dull moment, especially in march. february is behind us, i don't know march was windy and chilly. if you step outside the

there is a bit of wintery weather on the way for tonight, hours between now and 2 p.m. we'll be in the lower 30s whispy clouds, cool, dry, quiet, 5 p.m., clouds will be on the increase dipping back by the time the polls close mid-30s by 8 p.m. now some slick spots tonight are primarily going to be confined outside of 495, the typical spots the worcester hills into southern new hampshire, the brock brookshire, snow, rain and downpours in there too all of this coming into the ohio what we'll notice the rest of the day is some of these high thin clouds starting to increase filtering that sun a little bit, a lot of the wet weather doesn't arrive until late evening and the first part of the over night. notice the pink representative here of that light freezing rain we make that transition over during the predawn tomorrow, as temperatures rise actually over night to the 40s tomorrow morning's commute will be wet areas of rain pushing

to east by about 10 a.m. and clearing comes in after that temperatures will be cooling during the afternoon tomorrow. so it is a great time to download the cbs boston weather app, it is free, available in the apple and google app stories. a funeral is underway for an officer killed on duty her first day on the job. officers are in virginia to honor the life of ashley glenden. we have a live in prince william county where the funeral for the 28-year-old officer is just getting underway. she grew up in new hampshire where the station with draped in her memory. they plan to bury her next to her father in this cemetery in springfield massachusetts, he was an air guards man who committed suicide after returning from a torn iraq. >> she had experienced tragedy

yet she was able to move forward with her dream. >> army staff sergeant you see here has been charged in her murder. state police are investigating a deadly crash on route 24 in randolph, officers say that a car went off the road this morning through the median and on to the other side of the highway before hitting a guardrail. the driver was killed and a passenger taken to the hospital with serious injuries. their identities have not yet been released. high winds caused damage, police say early this morning construction debris came raining down from a site, the falling i tells broke windows at the hotel and part of a glass atrium next door, police say luckily no one was hurt the area is now cleaned up. this noon a woman has died after being pulled from a burning home dramatic video shows firefighters that work this morning, the fire broke out around 8:15 at the home on main street crews say there was heavy smoke and flames when they arrived. the quads is under

and the victim has not been identified. in beverly, a morning fire also under investigation the flames broke out at a home around 7 b 00:00 this morning. firefighters got to the scene quickly and everyone made it out safely. but crews faced a challenge when a wire fell. >> the house had dropped on one of the fire houses and burst one of the firehouses we had to shift lines and be careful of that. luckily no firefighters were hurt, no word on the amount of damage done to the house. shutting down late night service a private company wants to broker a deal to takeover. bridge, the bus service that operates like ride sharing services like uber and lyft launched a website to sit down with officials. the late night service is losing money and riders slated to shut down no later than march 18th. coming up, a historical site covered in graffiti, how

vandals caught. >> i was like, oh my god. >> reporter erin andrews back in court today, a day after that tearful testimony on how she was secretly video tapes in her hotel room. >> and the concert in cuba

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. today erin andrews is back on the stand in the suit of her tennessee hotel. she broke down with the painful way she was secretly video tapes in her hotel room. >> i saw it for two seconds i was like, oh my god. she sobbed as she described the moment she saw a naked video on herself online and called her parents in a panic. >> i don't know what it is. i don't know where i am. >> i heard her say, naked. i am naked. >> what about my career? what about my life? and she was hysterical. >> the 37-year-old tv sports caster is suing the owner and operator of this nashville

failed to protect her privacy. >> national marriott could have just called me and said, we're putting this man that requested to be next to you, is this okay, and i would have called the cops. in a recorded deposition her stalker described how he secretly filmed andrews in 2008 choosing her because she was trending online. he said he used the house phone in the hotel restaurant and asked to be connected to her room. they connected me, the house phone shows a room number, what room she was in. barrett said he requested the room next door and rigged a peephole. >> my naked body, like they put bars over my body parts my girlfriend was calling me, running around new york city throwing coffee on all the papers because she felt so bad. >> he pleaded guilty to stalking in 2010 and sentenced

>> i never thought this would happen, i never thought a hotel would let somebody next to me without telling me. >> and now the target of vandals, this dates back to the revolutionary war when it was manned by george washington troops. now graffiti covers virtually every part of the building. police trying to track down who spray painted the site. throw some good security cameras high enough and film it and everybody knows everybody in this town. you got them kids. >> definitely sad that people treat a part of history like that. >> crews from the department of conservation and recreation tried to paint over the graffiti but not been able to keep up with the vandals. tonight for the first time in nearly a year, astronaut scott kelly will be back on solid ground. touching down before midnight, spent a year in space so scientists could study the

they are using this information to see if astronauts could handel a trip to mars. back here at home. high winds causing big problems but a brush fire knocked power lines on south street. ever source utility crews spent the night make regular pairs. i know it won't me up in the middle of the night woke you up too. >> did it wake up the baby? he was crying. >> mine slept right through it. neighborhood. a lot of barrels. it does make a difference in terms of the real feel too. a look at the charles river where it is not bad for march first, these peak wind gusts were impressive. 58 miles per hour, and 40 plus, ashfield, north redding still

after several hundred were out this morning. the temperature 40 degrees right now, that wind not strong as over night, under 10 miles per hour boston, does create a touch of a real feel, logan airport right now. this is kind of normal for march first, we'll gain a couple degrees before the day is done. cooler north and west, king, currently 44 in taunton, low 40s on the cape and islands wave had some of these high thin clouds the whispy ones these clouds will be with us from time to time the rest of weather-related issues. we are tracking a storm to the west, areas of snow freezing rain and plane rain that will move in as we head into late evening and over night tonight. the temperatures will tend to cool off through the evening, though, bottoming out at 35 a little cooler in some of thesuburbs, it is because of that there might be light freezing rain that begins when

you can see it just a brief period particularly outside of 495 late this evening first part of the over night. any untreated surfaces may be a little bit slick, worcester hills keep a close eye on the car thermometer. otherwise areas of rain downpours tomorrow morning a wet morning commute with pockets of rain coming through during the morning rush hour, 10:30, left over showers the cape and the islands, thunder shines breaking out after that, temperatures falling through the 40s. the wind will be an issue as well ramps backup tonight won't be as strong as last night until pre-dawn, 4 a.m. gusts over 50 miles per hour right around that possible from the south coast back down to the cape, we may see some isolated outages results in that particularly for the cape and islands tomorrow morning with that wind still strong it is not damaging for everybody else but we'll see some gusts 30 to 40 miles per hour right

the colder air will come back through the region. we fall to the 35, starting around 50 tomorrow morning thursday sunshine with temperatures in the 30s, friday storm to our south will likely stay to our south but it will be strengthening, that's what we're keeping an eye on for friday. a period of snow is possible in southern new england the greatest chance of accumulation come in southeast massachusetts ma, we rebound in the 40s for the next week. back to you. the young boy's fight with cancer is inspiring others conner is battling stage four cancer confined him to a wheelchair but not his spirit. he is now student of the month and honored for perseverance seeing the positive side. >> they are looking for a cure, i think there is something out there that's going to work. >> we are trying to find something that will slow it

there has to be a way to be closer to the cure. the family recently returned from a make a wish trip to the bahamas you can see the community tied blue and orange ribbons to honor him and welcome him back home after that trip we are rooting very hard for conner here. still aturning the page how the oscars best picture win is drawing new attention to abuse

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. after winning the oscar for best picture, the movie spotlight is prompt ago new chapter in the sex abuse scandal in the archdiocese, lawyers say more survivors are coming forward. those in that movie say 50 new victims have come forward since it day becauses. woman says she understands why it is empowering victims she claims she was abused by a priest for six years, they exposedded the church's misdeeds to a wider audience. >> more people realize what we've been through and that these documents really existed.

participate in this cover up. >> now they are regaining the dignity that they lost as children when they were sexually abused by a priest. says they have 500 abuse cases pending around the world. rolling stones. today the band announced they are heading to cuba. the legends will play march 25th in a show in havana the biggest fan to hold a concert in cuba in half a century. might have been them who played there before. >> very true. coming up place yourself. the must see smile that is lighting up social media. great to see so many reports and appreciate them as always, temperatures are in the 30s and 40s, lexington, bright sunshine, 39 degrees a high thin cirrus overcast, nice to the month of march we'll take a

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this out a puppy in michigan had teeth so crooked he couldn't close his mouth. he is expected to wear the braces for a few weeks. most people get the braces danielle. >> i kind of did. retainer. >> you change the colors for holidays so. >> i got really into it. >> had to kind of embrace it you know what i'm saying? so tomorrow we're talking about temperatures around 50 in the morning and then falling through the 40s which will be rain for the morning commute which makes it tough and then turning colder we'll watch the storm on friday. >> brace yourselves. thank you very much. it is super tuesday we have full coverage coming up in our

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eric fisher on wbz news >> victor: what's this? >> victoria: it's just proof that you're not the man that i thought you were. marco annicelli, dad. go ahead -- try to explain your way out of this. >> victor: sweetheart, people tell all kinds of stories about me. haven't you learned that yet? >> adam: probably want to check and see what's on that disc before you dismiss it. >> victor: don't listen to your brother. he's bitter because i just relieved him of his duties at newman enterprises. >> adam: oh, i see. okay. nice spin. is that how it went? except i left on my own accord. it was my choice. >> victoria: i guess you're rewriting history again. doesn't surprise me. >> victor: what fabrications have got you so upset? >> victoria: dad, these are not fabrications.