how the "the brady bunch" actress is being remembered. the shopping rush is starting. >>live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. good morning to you. 5:00 right now on black friday. i'm chris mckinnon. >>and i'm brianna pits in for kate merrill. thank you for joining us. you're probably up getting ready to you're not out there. >>it was unusual just coming out of my town this morning there were cars all over the place. there wasn't traffic, but there were more cars than you recalled normally see at 230 in the. we've got temperatures in the 30s north and west and mid 40s in cape cod right now. not much going on. we're seeing a lot of cloud cover. it's going to be a rather cloudy day for the most part. there's just a remote risk it could brighten up a little bit.

showing a few showers. the forecast is calling for just that, a rather cloudy day, you were around 48 to 50 in boston, lower 50s in the cape. and a few spot showers and a touch mist with a light breeze. the rest of my forecast coming up. let's get you on the roads this morning if you are heading out for some deals. we'll take a live look at the mass. pike. no major problems on the roads right now. we have brng south. a police cruiser was rear-ended by an suv just before exit 11 b in milton. you can see the damage. we don't know if the driver will be facing charges. new overnight long lines on the roads and outside the stores. once thanksgiving dinner was done, shopping was on the menu. from framingham, cambridge and boston we're finding out what's in store on this black friday. by the

>>anna meiler is live outside the plaza this morning with a closer look at the black friday shopping rush. >> reporter: chris, i can tell you outside of the south shore plaza the parking lot is already full and there are a lot of shoppers here carrying a lot of bags around the mall. i have with me the general manager of the plaza. can you describe for us what it was like when the doors opened at midnight? >>we opened at 11:00, had an orderly transition from the outside to inside and then they all stood in ne i guess the best description is it was a sea of humanity here. it was packed. i showed you a couple of pictures. the lines were massive. some stores didn't open till 12:30, so the lines kind of stayed and grew and grew. it was like pulling a bathtub plug. the door would open and it was like ants when they all went into the stores. target opened at 1, so their line was outside. >> reporter: you were telling

berries than last year. >>i was here last year. my eyeballs tell me it was more. i don't have proof, but it looks like we started out much stronger and sustained it longer. >> reporter: you were giving me insight on the most popular stores. >>tank had a line for about four hours. h and m was very strong, victoria secret. h and m, as i said was very popular, forever 21 right now we're kind of in a lull. the kids are getting tired. the adults are just starting to wake up. >> reporter: speaking of that, what are some tips you can give to shoppers who have either been here or are heading here later this morning? >>you can go onto simon.com for south shore to see what the deals are. be prepared, and wear comfortable shoes. i wish i had them on right now. >> reporter: thank you so much for your time. we'll send it back to you guys in the studio

>>thank you very much. the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade was a success this years. thousands lined the streets of manhattan to watch the balloons and floats pass basement unprecedented security was in place this year -- to watch floats pass by. developing news an american service member helping to fight isis in syria was killed thanksgiving. the service suffered in an ied blast. officials say this is the first confirmed u.s. military fatality in syria since the operation against isis started there. breaking overnight florence henderson has died. the 82-year-old was best best known for her role on the "the brady bunch." her manager released a statement overnight saying she died surrounded by family and friends. a salem, new hampshire family is looking for a new home

the fire moved quickly and badly damaged the 100-year-old house. nobody was seriously hurt although a mom was treated for smoke inhalation. the daughter of the woman who owned the home was overcome with emotion. >>all that went through my family is this is my family's safe and they're safe. we may have lost the home by my mother and father is safe. >>her father says the fire seemed to be caused electrical problem. an investigator confirmed that was a strong possibility. at least one of the family's cats is still missing. this morning we're hearing from a man who tried to stop a wrong-way driver on 495. a man from norton was driving the wrong way on 495 south in plainville when he crashed into another vehicle killing himself and injuring another driver. a carver mantels us he saw the

flashing lights so oncoming traffic so people would be able to react before that happened. >>police are still trying to figure out how and why it happened. the other driver is at rhode island hospital with serious injuries. a roxbury man will be in court today accused of running down four boston police officers in dorchester. police were responding to reports of a person with a gun wednesday morning when they tried to stop after a struggle with officers, police say weeks took off dragging two officers and he hit two more officers with the front of his car. he got away but was later arrested. all four officers were taken to the hospital and have been treated and released. a family's last-ditch effort to crack a yearly 40-year-old cold case. they think new technology holds the key to solving the crime but they need your help. >> reporter: chris, it is a

corley's body and the district attorney's office won't foot the bill. >>it's frustrating not to have the answers we've wanted. >> reporter: now is the team gerry hood says to bring justice for her sister. it was december 1978, tracy curlily left a party at a bar. according to authorities a group of men picked her up and assaulted her. days later she was found murdered in a ditch along 495. >>it's been 38 years, but i think for her, myself, and my family, especially a day like today, thanksgiving, it's like it was yesterday. >> reporter: now the hope is that technology is on their assignment hud hopes to exhume her sister's body for -- is

to see if there could be any trace dna under her nails. that's the one thing my family is focused on. >> reporter: it's costly, so the family is hosting a fundraiser to cover it. >>we wanted to feel as if we've done something to bring justice to her. >> reporter: hoping to find her sister's killer once and more all. the fundraiser is tonight at 7:00 p.m. at the bellingham sportsman's club. the family hopes this is also a night to >>nicole, thank you. developing news, two people are dead and four hospitalized after a shooting at a football game in kentucky and officers are searching for the shooter who opened fire at the game. several youth games at the annual event had just ended, and two women's teams were playing at the time. this is video taken by someone at the game and heard the gunshots. hundreds of people were in the crowd at the time including the city's mayor

violence. on thanksgiving president-elect donald trump tweeted that he was working hard even on the holiday trying to save jobs from being moved out of the united states. mr. trump says he's making progress trying to stop carrier ac company from moving hundreds of jobs to mexico. the company confirms there have been discussions with the incoming administration. president obama spending his last thanksgiving in office making calls to thank service members serving overseas. he members from the army, marines, navy, air force and coast guard wishing them a happy thanksgiving and thanking them for their service. a surprise for hillary clinton this thanksgiving. she tweeted this photo with the message, "i was greeted by this heart warming display on the corner of my street today. thank you to all who did this and happy thanksgiving." coming up a different kind of black friday sale. a local shelters using

much more than just football. it's rather cloudy right now. we've got temperatures near 40 around boston. there could be a touch of mist today but no big deal. i'll have the weekend forecast for you in just a few minutes ?

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. thanks to a text mix-up an arizona woman shared her thanksgiving meal with a complete stranger. we told you about this last week. the woman thought she was texting her grandson, but instead it was 17-year-old jamal hinton. he explained to her she was not grandson but he asked if she could still come over for the meal and she said of course. >>that shows me how great of a person she is. i'm thankful for people like that. >>the grandmother says she got 6 hung messages asking for a thanksgiving plate after her number was -- got 600 messages asking for a thanksgiving plate after her number was posted.

yesterday thought he was texting butter ball turkey, also texted a random person at 5:00 a.m. asking how do i keep the skin crispy. >>is that true? >>yeah. >>going to try it again this morning. >>we straightened it out [ laughter ] what are we dealing out there, black friday shoppers? >>crazy, i've never seen so many cars out as this morning. a lot out there. so a good day fo shopping, no question about that. not much happening. we've got temperatures right now around 44. that'll be -- the high yesterday was 44 in boston. you know how gloomy it was yesterday and we had a couple of flakes of snow here and there and it rained a little bit later in the day. the coastal weather off to the northwest, the -- the coolest weather off to the northwest. the temperatures have not changed much from yesterday, mostly in the 30s to the south, and so on.

highest temperatures down to the cape and islands. the forecast we'll be in the upper 40s in boston and lower 50s southeastern massachusetts. the farther north and west it's going to be a little bit cooler, lower 40s into southern new hampshire. those would be your wise today. not much wind today. across the whole country, not too much weather going on almost coast to coast. there was a system on the west coast which is giving some ann there, giving some rain there. very nice in florida to my recollection 82 in oral -- very nice in florida today. 82 in orlando. drizzle will be generated from time to time. there could be a couple of showers, but no big systems anywhere in the country. so we're not talking about any bad traveling conditions anywhere if you have to do that today to get back to destinations for the

today as we go through the day, some rain may develop here and there, patches of mist, upper 40s to near 50 or so near boston. a little cooler to the north. a few snowshoers mixed with rain in the mountains. a lot of ski areas are opening today. some had been open but more are opening today thanks to the snow that they had been getting. and we're going to be seeing temperatures tomorrow the low to middle 40s but tomorrow the rain should come up over southeastern massachusetts and possibly up to boston, so this will be the wet area tomorrow, maybe up to the i-95 corridor, not much north and west of there. here's the 7-day forecast, you go from that 46 tomorrow and the rain mainly over southeastern mass., sunday breaks of sunshine possible but still lots of clouds and cooler. and sunday will be the day when

all kinds of sunny weather coming up. and then it's raining again tuesday and into tuesday night and more rain coming back in wednesday afternoon. so sort of an unsettled stretch coming up. maybe monday will be the day we'll see -- we'll need the shades again. >>all right. i hope so, barry. you can buy a new pair of shades if you go black friday shopping today. if you're hitting the roads this is a live look at the alston lanes on the pike. as you can see people out there this morning, but nothing too bad. you won't be slowed down heading out to go shopping. the high school game was about more than just football today. the communities came together to honor thomas clardy who was killed in march. his wife and six children were brought to the center of the field where his youngest made the opening coin toss. the trooper always took thanksgiving

it was -- to be with his family. >>i thought of my husband. i was wishing obviously that he was here to see the support from everybody. >>in his honor the hudson team wore the police logo on their helmets and the marine corps logo because he was also a veteran. a local shelter is hoping to use black friday to find homes for some of its cats. the human society adoption springfield is having a black if you areiday sale. they are reducing adoption fees on black friday. the usual fee to adopt adult cats is between $59 and $179. instead of going indoors to shop, why not go outside to walk. guide hikes are being

parks. the hikes average several miles in length. might macy's thanksgiving day parade is a highlight of the holiday for some, it may be even more memorable for one new york city police officer. officer docey proposed to his girlfriend in front of the nypd band during the parade, and she said yes. adorable. counseling next the bruins facing off ag senators. >>but it wasn't a good thanksgiving for the black and gold. what went wrong in ottawa. plus we take you around the state for a little high school football action. levan reid shows us the top thanksgiving

it was a bad thanksgiving >>we better rebound today because i'm going to game. a busy day of high school football. levan reid has more. >>thanksgiving is over hopefully has leftovers for days. land classical taking on english. english down 15-12 and they hit on a 21-yard touchdown pass

over. stop assuming. after scrambling around he eventually gives the rock to marcus rivera and this kid has got serious skills, makes a block, goes up the right sideline and picks up a couple of blocks. lynn classical wins 21-20. another great game, 4th quarter latin throws e they go up 21-14, but brighton tied it. jared clark makes this catch. 32 yards, brighton wins 28-20. undefeated salm -- falmouth, nick cohen, 57 yards of pay dirt.

7-0. falmouth wins 40-21. hanover taking on norwell. hanover controlled this all the way. they hooked up with 3 touchdowns, hanover wins 21-3. they improve to 11-0 and they are headed to the decision 3 super bowl. let's get to hockey. the bruins, on the backhand was nice, boston up 1-0, but things go south from there. all tied at 1. the senators take the lead for good. the b's lose 3-1 and host the flames tonight. the celtics host the spurs this afternoon. it looks like the garden bull gang will be at hard work for that celtics-bruins changeover.

i'm levan reid for wbz sports. >>i like that he held it up. >>very thoughtful. it's a tradition as important to some as eating turkey. >>several games on yesterday including the steelers taking on the colts. steelers wide receiver antonio brown with the big-day catch and three touchdowns. the steelers won this one beating the colts 28- 7. the lions who started the on thanksgiving. a close battle as it came down to the late field goal with the game winner with this field goal as time expired. the lions win 16-13. the cowboys were looking to become the nfl's first 10-win team this season. elliot scoring two touchdowns on the helping lead his team to a 31-

win over the redskins. still to come in the next half hour much more on the black friday madness. we'll have a closer look at at the holiday shopping rush and the deals. and a former presidential candidate calling for a recount. challenging some results in this year's presidential election. we've got a rather great day coming up. there could be a touch mist around but how about the rest of this weekend. we've got some ra and then it gets windy and turns partly sunny sunday. details coming up. i'll see you in just

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right now at 5:30 an suv slams into a police cruiser on 93 south. also breaking overnight, known for her role on the "the brady bunch." hollywood mourning the death of florence henderson. and we're live inside the south shore plaza where the

underway. one family sharing why this has become a favorite tradition. live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. welcome back. i'm brianna pittts in for kate merrill. >>and i'm kate merrill. i appreciate you being here. a lot of people trying to so r some deals. not the greatest weather outside for sure, chris. it's not going to be sunny at all we may have a little bit of mist and a couple of showers. right now around 40 degrees in boston, not that cold especially with no wind to deal with. low to middle 40s in the cape, some 30s off to the northwest. a little precipitation, mist and a few showers breaking out in some locations right now. you can see that closer on the doppler. you can see that especially across northeastern massachusetts, so a little rain here and there. 48 to 49 around

central mass. on the damp and gray side today with a light breeze. more weather coming up in a few minutes. what's happening on the roads? hi, barry, not too much. let's get a live look right here at mass. general. not too much happening, no issues here. if you are heading into the city north of the city to go shopping it is two thumbs up. breaking news overnight florence henderson has died. the 82 was best known for role as carol brady on the "the brady bunch." her manager released a statement saying she died surrounded by family and rends. a cruiser crash on 93 south. the cruiser was rear-ended by an suv just before exit 11 b in milton. the driver was arrested and is now facing oui charges. it has become a tradition for many teams. >>after thanksgiving dinner is

a lot of people looking to score deals, anna. >> reporter: chris, you were just speaking about tradition. i have a group of black friday shoppers who have been doing this for 30 years. give me some insight of how this started. >>30 years ago it started with just my mother going to the department store. their black friday consisted of opening an hour early, a couple of items on sale, and so we'd race down there and so that progressed. other family members came. they changed the rules on black friday. other stores got into the habit. they started opening at 5:00 a.m., 4:00 a.m. now we're way back at 1:00 a.m. >> reporter: and you've been going all night long, right? >>we left the house at 11:30 this is our 4th mall. >> reporter: just tonight? >>yes. >> reporter: that is very impressive. what are some of

>>as a group, electronics, obviously. you would think they wouldn't be good anymore because they've been on sale for years now. electronics, my all-time favorite is i love my egyptian sheets so i made sure that i got there and got my 1100 count. we have small kids in the family, the board games are really priced right this year. all in all it was good. >> reporter: you'll have comfortable sheets to go rest in after here. >>absolutely. that's one thing, i go home, wash them and put them right on. >> reporter: quickly tell me why it's so important to keep that tradition going. >>we started with my mother. she'll be here shortly. and it's all family members. all family members, 3rd generation. it's something as a family we can do together that's fun instead of hearing all the other things that could be out there in the world. it's fun to get

healthy and just makes us have some joy. >> reporter: thank you guys so much. i hope you enjoy the rest of your shopping experience. i love the matching t-shirts. we'll send it back to you guys. >>anna thank you. to the latest on the trump transition. president-elect donald trump tweeted he was working hard even on the holiday trying to save jobs from being moved out of the u.s. mr. trump says he's making progress trying to stop carrier ac company from moving hundreds of jobs to xi they have been in discussions with the incoming administration. a presidential candidate is questioning the voting results in several states. it's jill stine who's asking for a recount. she says it all raises questions of fraud with electronic voting machines and demonstrate the need for a count of the actual paper ballots. >>let me be very clear. we do not have evidence of fraud.

do have is an election that was surrounded by hacking. >>stine raised over $4 million in just 24 hours for election recounts. the opening of marijuana retail shops in massachusetts could be pushed back several years. the globe reports that lawmakers are discussing delaying the opening of pot shops until mid 2018. they're also looking at pushing back the start date for when people can legally grow marijuana at ei it would still be legal to possess and use the drug in the state. boston public schools says it's reviewing the communications breakdown following an alleged sex assault on a charter school bus. this involves a route serving boston renaissance charter public school parents heard about the incident from a facebook page and not school officials. boston public schools tells the harold it's conducting an internal review.

learning the most effective way to study. researchers say taking practice tests may protect your memory from stress. the study reveals students had better recall even under high levels of stress than students who used the traditional method of studying my rereading class material. researchers at har verdict say they've solved the mystery behind the great molasses flood of 1919. 21 peoples were killed when a storage tank ruptured. scientists now say they know why the loss of life was so great. the molasses was still warm but when it made contact with the cold air it thickened making it hard to rescue people. more on the black friday rush. >>how the deals today compare to last year and a closer look at how much people have already spent. the strike threatening amazon's holiday deliveries and why a judge is getting

weather watchers checking in on this black friday morning. let's see what's going on. i think mostly around 40s around boston. to the north we've got mostly 30s. we've got 38 degrees here. let's check out in natick. larry says kind of cloudy there, a little bit of rain yesterday and rather cloudy this morning. and some places reporting a little bit of drizzle right now. my forecast for the weekend is just a few

a new christmas ornament with a hefty price tag. donald trump is selling this. it's finished in 24 carat gold. the ornaments are on sale on his website. black friday is going to the dogs this year. plus how this year's deals compare to last year's. and a judge looking to keep holiday deliveries on time. good morning, jill and happy black friday. >> reporter: good morning chris and brianna. a federal judge ordered pilots for a cargo airline to go back to work. that's 250 pilots who went on strike tuesday as part of a dispute over working conditions. the judge said it was in the public's interest to end the strike because holiday shoppers expect their gifts on time. it is black friday, the

year. according to early numbers thanksgiving dade broadens $1.15 billion in online sales, nearly 14% more than last year. most purchases are still being made from desktop computers but smart phone purchases are catching up. 30% of black friday shop remembers planning to buy something from their -- for their pets this year up 17% from last year. >>so cute the dogs in the jill, thank you very much. have a fantastic weekend. >>i already bought my dog a present the other day. >>you should have waited for the black friday deals. >>it was just some bones. it was all right. i haven't bought one thing for myself yet. coming up a warning about all of the thanksgiving leftovers. >>you're going to want to hear this. the foods you should not reheat, what you need to know >> reporter: plus we're live at the south shore blahs a where black friday is well underway.

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an odd sight in japan, snow in november. this is the first time tokyo has seen snow this early in the season in more than half a century. above freezing temperatures kept the snow from sticking in most cases, though it did accumulate on sidewalks

it today in central tokyo in november was 1962. >>big fat flakes there. >>quite a while ago. barry, we were expecting snow yesterday. i was in weymouth, i didn't see any. >>i saw just a few flakes yesterday. we were doing the road race in andover with 10,000 of my closest friends. hi to everybody who did thoa race today. we saw just a few flurries. >>hi, everybody. here's what's happening in november so far. last week red squares across the board, a whole week. this week blue squares. that's how different weather can be. it tends to go in cycles so we're in a cool week for sure. that doesn't necessarily mean next week will be warm, but it should be somewhat warmer than this week. yesterday was below average again, 44 in boston to

it was a gloomy day. the sun started to peek through the clouds in some locations in the afternoon. this morning the temperature is a little bit higher than yesterday. we're looking at around 40 in boston, 30s off to the north and west. there is in drizzle around in some locations, a few spotty showers. 40s off to the south. 20s across canada. hi to all our friends in baker lake. 16 degrees up there this morning. and certainly a lot warmer than last weekend when how about the united states for today? not bad, temperatures cool across the north and warm across the gulf coast states as you might expect. 82 in orlando. 52 in st. louis. 59 in the capital. there's a system on the west coast reduce producing some rain there -- reducing some rain there.

for today. it's going to stay gloomy for the most part. if it brightens up -- a bonus. tomorrow there's a better shot of seeing a few breaks of sun through tomorrow afternoon. farther north and west of boston in the morning tomorrow an area of rain will blossom up. some of the rain may come down at a pretty good clip for your saturday. and maybe a couple of sprinkles in boston. farther northwest of the i-95 corridor it'll be cloudy central mass. there may be a few breaks of sun in the afternoon. as a developing storm is offshore it could be changing to snow on sunday. lower 50s southeast, lower 40s in parts of worcester county. mid 30s to low 40s for lows tomorrow. and highs tomorrow should be

for 7 days looking ahead cooler weather sunday as it tries to become partly sunny with a few breaks of sun and a chance of a snow flurry, but the wind will get gustier. finally we have a sunny day monday and rain developing by tuesday and more rain coming in wednesday afternoon. you get the idea it's kind of unsettling and gloomy the next several days, brianna. >>barry, thank you. lege the roads. zakham bridge, lever connector, volume is starting to build out there. you can see it's filling in there in the back left side of your screen. no major issues to report. a family's last-ditch to try solve a cold case. a state trooper involved in a crash. a crash on 93 south a

before exit 11 b in milton no word on injuries. fire crews are searching for the cause of this fire in salem, new hampshire. the flames burned through a family's home thanksgiving morning. firefighters were able to get the fire under control quickly, but the 100-year-old home is a total loss. one family's last-ditch effort to find justice for their murdered sister starts tonight with 38 years ago theresa corley was found murdered. family members believe one last dna toast could read lead to the killer. they're holding a fundraiser tonight in order to cover the cost to exhume her body. coming up at 6:00 why the family is forced to -- to foot the bill. and a scare inside the door chester offices of the boston globe. a trespasser somehow got

night. when officers arrived the man refused to leave, and he allegedly kicked an officer in the face. no word on the officer's injuries or the man's identity. it's a sure sign the holiday season is here. >>it's black friday and you know what that means. people are ready to shop. anna meiler is live inside the south shore plaza with a closer look at the holiday shopping rush. anna chris and i are shopping from our phones at the desk. >> reporter: well, brianna, i christmas is one month from today and that's probably why they have seen a huge turnout at the mall, more so than last year. i'm here with paula from brockton. tell me what you've been buying this morning, how long you've been going for. >>we've been up since 1:00. the kids got up at 2:00. we were out of the house at 3:00. we hit kohl's and it was mobbed, but we got through the line. and then i hit olympia and the

i'm done with everything. >> reporter: you're all wrapped up for the day. >>we've just got to go to kay jewelers. >> reporter: why is this something you have been doing the last few years? what is the motivation to get up that early in the morning? >>you do get great buys. >> reporter: describe what the energy has been like so far here at the mall this morning. >>everybody's been walking around and very nice. the cashiers, everybody, excited. bags full. last year when we came it wasn't this crowded. >> reporter: everyone's getting in the holiday spirit. paula from brockton, thank you so much for joining us. >>thank you very much, anna. if you are looking to get the hottest toys for the holiday season you may already be out of luck. some of the most sought-after are tied to movies this year including trolls and

battery-operated drones are also atop the list. to avoid overspending this season experts say first set a limit on how much you'll spend and stick to it. be aware of holiday sales especially like black friday, stick to your list and don't just get something because it appears to be a good deal. take advantage of the rebates and coupons too. if you're thinking about eating some leftovers today, listen up. experts say some favorites are not safe they say don't reheat rice or potatoes and aluminum as bacteria can grow in it when it cools to room temperature. foods with a lot of moisture should be thrown out and when eating things up try to use the oven and not the mike wave. also be sure to toss out leftovers after three to four days. a touching note from a 10-year-old who shared what she's most thankful for this thanksgiving. boston police

officers so she wanted to share with them and all police officers that she's thankful for protecting the city for all of us. we are very thankful for that. >>a very thoughtful little girl there. still to come tom brady's showing off in the kitchen

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the field but tv 12 is now -- t b-12 is showing off his skills in the kitchen. he posted, "it's easy to feel good around the people you love." >>his wife tweeted saying it's a special day where she gets to be with family and friends. she is most grateful to have health and be surrounded by love. she wishes you and your families a beautiful day and so probably the healthy evident thanksgiving dinner there in the brady household -- healthiest thanksgiving dinner there in the brady household. a new tradition of dressing up babies born on the holiday in turkey costumes. these are the newborns all bundled up. most of them seem pretty unaware just how adorable they look. but they made it on tv right after they were born.

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good morning, everyone. i'm brianna pittts in for kate merrill. >>and i'm cripple cyst thanks so much for being here. we have breaking news to tell you about. the actress best known for her role on "the brady bunch" has died. a driver arrested after slamming into a state police cruiser on 93 south sending a trooper to the hospital. and no sleep for shoppers. here's a south shore plaza where some people have been hitting the stores for hours already. plus a parade proposal and how tom brady and his family spent the holidays. let's check in with barry burbank for a check of the forecast. >>good morning, chris and brianna. not much going on this morning. a little bit of rain, a little bit of mist in spots. not terribly cold. it's in the 30s north and west of the i-95