we are seeing delays north of town, across south in andover coming up. but kelly ann, you can't blame the weather. >> you can't. we have seen beautiful weather, and sticks around today, and lots of time shares, we are topping out near 50 today, feeling like the 40s because of those winds, and tomorrow, topping out at 43 degrees, and guess what, sunday, we're down into the 30s, so it's going to be really chilly if you are heading out to the patriots' game, randy. randy: a petersham woman says that she has proof a mountain lion attacked her horse. zukowski says her horse, summit, got deep cuts from animal she's sure was a cougar, but the mountain lions are extremely ran massachusetts. just two confirmed sightings in the last years, zukowski, however, had evidence. >> i found a chunk of hair that was about tha big, and it was kind of stuck together, a clump, and it was light brown in color. randy: the dna lab confirmed the sample is from a mountain lion. the state wildlife experts are still looking in details after shots are fired and a campus police cruise

tom: now onto a developing story andover. news 9 has just learned a former student has been indicted on three counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault. jennifer: it involved another student and took blaze in the dorm in october of last year, that is according to the school. suzanne roantree has more from andover now. reporter: according to a health tere sent out by proctor academy it happened in october of 2015. >> the school has confirmed to wmur that the male student was he is charged with three counts of felonious sexual assault against a 16-year-old girl. in a letter sent to parents the school says it learned of the alleged incident in a dormitory shortly after it happened on october 25th, 2015, and "reported it in accordance with all state reporting guidelines." the boy left the school on the same day. proctor academy responded in an email to wmur stating "there is sexual or otherwise. we are saddened by the impact it has had on our community and the young woman's well-being is of kick concern." the letter says he e

eastbound on the pike, almt . 495 to 128, and 93, slow out of methuen and andover and more delays out of wilmington. so far trains and buses ok. randy: thank yo this morng stolen specialized stroller is back where it bong was returned to the fall river family where it belgs. the seven-yr-old caitlin mack was very much the stroller. her ride was stolen yesterday from outside of her house. her mom determined to get the 5,000 stroller back. she filed a political reporter. she posted notices all around the neighborhood, and on social media. and jeffrey hopkins knew where to return the stroller? he spotted it on a sidewalk just a fewlocks away. >> i knew it was not a baby stroll, andas it was, they we expensive. i thank him very much. randy: the family says the stroller is in great shape. and they are happy to have it ck. >> i am so glad that they got it. to yourconomysian markets are up, wall street futures are mixed, and investors are waiting for a snapshot of theloyment situation. that november jobs report is due tomorrow morning. nearly a million android phones are infected after hacke

right before 133 in andover. the crash is off to the right hand shoulder but we do have cars just tapping the slowing down to make sure there is enough room. drive time on 39 south half an hour. that crash not having a huge impact yet on our drive times. still early and shiri is watching that commute forecast which is clear but dry. >> shiri: clear but dry and the sun is about to come up. 6:55 the sunrise and already lighter on the horizon. temperatures from 32 to 40 degrees. cool out there and cooler work in between. towns and cities that make it into the lower 50s and tracking that weekend cool down. gene. >>> sending kids outside to play could help protect their vision. teens and young adults who are regularly exposed to the sun's uv rays are 30% less likely to become nearsighted later in life. nearsightedness is the number one cause of vision loss around the world. estimated that half of the world's population will be nearsight by 2050. a new sleep program is helping the internet. shut eye. a form of behavior

a live look at 93 south where there is an accident in andover. this is heading southbound before exit 43 and route 133. you have stop-and-go traffic back to exit 45, river road. there's also a disabled vehicle on the tobin bridge heading southbound in chelsea, and that vehicle is disabled near the on ramp from everett avenue. >>> now to some breaking news from overnight. police investigating a shooting in dorchester not far from a playground and a middle school. one person was taken to boston medical center. no word on their condition. >>> also breaking overnight, a car slams into a campus police cruise irin boston, and we're -- cruiser in boston and we're getting new information from police. >> nicole jacobs live in roxbury for us. what have we learned so far, nicole? >>reporter: nick, of the three incidents that happened overnight that police are now investigating, we now know two of them are connected, and they all happened in a very close proximity of one another and a ry video this morning. boston police now confirm that a vehicle was speedi

shelley: starting tonight, a former student at proctor academy in andover accused of sexually assaulting another student. good evening. tom: the alleged incident happened inside a dormitory at the boarding school in october of last year. suzanne rountree is live with the school's response to the accusation. suzanne: a merrimack grand jury and the school says as soon as it found out about the incident, it took action. proctor academy conference that the student indicted is derek. according to court paperwork, he is charged with three counts of felonious sexual assault. in a letter to parents, the school said it learned of the alleged in the event shortly after it happened. and reported it in accordance same day. the letter to parents goes on to say that he entered the girls dormitory let in by residents after check-in hours and after the faculty and residents had retired for the evening. according to the academy's website, he was on the school's hockey team for two years. there is no place at proctor for the incident has had on our community and the young woman's well-being is of particul

and heading north, 93 south, a patch of delays into andover and approaching spot pond. trains and buses running on schedule. antoinette: olessa, thank you. a brockton teenager held without mother. randy: and a driver crashing after a wild ride. antoinette: we take a live look outside over the city of boston. it is dark and we are down to 36 degrees. we're back after this. at fallon health moving forward with compassion. moving forward with care when you need it. moving forward with laughter and a healthy heart. moving forward with family. why move forward alone when we can move forward together. randy: ather tough break for the patriots. the surgery today for star rob gronkowski and just how long he could be out. >> a grim discovery in lawrence, a body found along the merrimack river, the family of a missing teenager fearing the worst. >> a violent robbery in lowell, the new video of armed and dangerous thieves. on the run. >> we're following breaking news on the eyeopener. a violent night in boston. shots fired and a wentworth campus cruiser struck by a vehicle. the in

inland areas in andover a little bit of snow. a few little lake effect showers here and there. >>> let's widen out our view and i'll show you the map set up. look at that cold air just steam rolling in behind the cold front that is now here. the good news is do you see any severe thunderstorms anywhere? no. no tornados today. no monster thunderstorms good news there. notice our future cast radar as we head through the evening hours. we'll show you, we'll keep some lake effect snow and rain going. primarily east of cleveland into tomorrow mornings rush as well. here's lunchtime friday. we still have that little streamer. could there be a stray flake or sprinkle inland? sure. but i think it will be mainly cloudy. then through friday evening a afternoon. same scenario. with the temps hovering right around 40 degrees. so no more 60s. at least not for a little while. 36 tonight, mostly cloudy, breezy, and chilly. >>> tomorrow why not 42 mainly cloudy with an isolated mix primarily east of cleveland with rain and wet snow. shouldn't sl

shelley: starting tonight, a former student at proctor academy in andover accused of sexually assaulting another student. good evening. tom: the alleged incident happened inside a dormitory at the boarding school in october of last year. suzanne rountree is live with the school's response to the accusation. suzanne: a merrimack grand jury

this concept of draining the swamp, a lot of people are down playing it andover looking it and saying it's not relevant. the base will stay there, these folks understand, they get him but i have this sense that if this goes a little too far, if they look up after the inauguration and they see washington with just a different pair of shoes on a different color tie, a different jacket but it's the same old stuff, that could hamper those first 100 days so that churns up the fighting we haven't finished fighting about yet. all the stuff beneath the surface comes back and it becomes a nightmare to establish the party as a governing party. >> that brings us to ali velshi. huge fan. great to have you on this team. goldman sachs and its role in american contemporary political history. what should we know? >> it's coming back but you recall matt tiabi wrote in "rolling stone" that was is a giant squid wrapped around the face of humanity. >> he does have a way with words. >> he does. bob rubin was bill clinton's treasury secretary, henry paulson was george w. bush's. now we have a bunch of gold

it's actually in andover. we're watching that crash. otherwise 93 not too bad. it looks like we now have a new crash on route 1 southbound, as well. braintree to boston northbound on the expressway, 26 minutes. so you're stop and go there. 24 a little slow as you approach 128. route 3 and 95 not too bad. the pike pretty much wide open all the way back the framingham. let's take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. 25 minutes on the expressway braintree to boston. 12 minutes into town on the pike from 128. no delays there. 93 southbound, 128 bridge, also 12 minutes. the "t" and commuter rail both running on schedule. back to you, guys. >> kris: danielle, thanks. in class act we're used to seeing people help out their neighbors. this morning we'll introduce do you a young lady not her neighbors, but across in another country. >> christa: she's a singts grader. she lives in east boston. her friends are helping make this all possible. she got them all together and did this. here's a look at today's class in east boston the donald

a dry weekend shaping up andover overall a pattern begin to establish itself as a chilly pattern. december 1 marks the first day so when we want to look at statistics and compare winters we pick out the lee coldest months of year, which is why it is not the same as astronomical winter which is december 21. we continue to lose daylight. sun up this morning at 6:54. december 15, sunrise, 7:07. december 31, sunrise at 7:13. so it is critical to get these sunny days because there is limited daylight as there is. big storm itself across southern canada, similar to the one that did last week. there is another cold front attached to this storm which will come into new england tomorrow night. now, when it comes through it will not act like big brother. there is not another round of heavy rain on the way, although in the drought it wouldn't be bad. what it will do is knock the 50 degree weather out of new england. that doesn't show up until tomorrow night. that is why i think tomorrow we can get our numbers up close to what we have right now, upper there is that breeze, west and northweste

the drive time on 93 south with the 20-minute mark from 495 in andover is southbound to the zakim bridge. >>> shiri? >> shiri: currently in boston light rain at 49 degrees. 6 a.m. that time frame we are watching closely in boston because rain will turn a little bit heavier. i will show you how long the showers will last when i am back with new 10. experience to a new level. the new option that let's you watch a show on the go even if >>> meteorologist shiri spear here and tracking showers from uxbridge to franklin, walpole. steadier rain from preliminary nought down to the cape and islands, but a heavy batch of rain working its that by from western massachusetts. the timeline on when that passes through your town in less than five minutes. >> julie: all right, shiri. >>> for more than a year we reported on the opioid crisis both from the perspective of the victims and those who dedicated their life to fight the problem. this morning, fox25's heather hegedus reveals the state is encouraging nursing homes to carry narcan. >> reporter: not the type of place would you expect to see known for

down here towards andover a little bit of light snow, for the i-90 corridor into geneva and madison. 41 cleveland, akron at 38 degrees. and look at those winds out of the south and west 13 to 20 miles per hour. it's been a blustery day as we said it would be. it will continue to be blustery during the evening hours. 37 mansfield. 13 miles an hour winds worcester and akron. so your windchills will be in the 20s through the evening. just be prepared, your feels like temps in the 20s. >>> all right cloudy and breezy overnight. can't rule out a little isolated light rain and light snow for the snow belts from cleveland east. look at the lows upper 20s inland to near 30 degrees. but closer to the lake shore mid-30s for you. seven-day isolated mix of rain and wet snow friday. we'll try to keep everybody dry saturday. 41. sunday a little bit of wet rain and snowflakes mixing in. then we're in the 40s all the way through thursday of next week. remember, just seems like it was a day ago we were warm and spring like. it was 62 degrees yesterday. >> it was a day ago. thank you, mark. >> up next

half hour on the expressway and up to an hour on 93 south from andover down to the leverett connector. shiri spear joining us now and once we make it through the rain it is turning brighter and breezier for us. >> peak inside studio in dedham already brightening up which is great news and significant rain and much needed rain half inch in central massachusetts and third inch in boston and quarter of inch in massachusetts and got hefty rain overnight and a lot of winding down and slow boston, boston done with showers and spot that will continue plymouth down to the cape and islands but only another hour and rain reported, foggy, gloomy like brighter and brighter and only 60s on map though are going to be over southeastern mass. boston not quite getting that high, but you could see 8:00 a.m. we do continue to brighten up and got lingering clouds and couple of showers over the cape and islands but those are gone within and sunshine, couple scattered clouds and wind, of course. wind sustained 10 to 20 miles per hour, we will have gusts close to 30 miles per hour and 56 this afternoon in p

. >> host: karen, north andover massachusetts. go ahead. >> caller: good afternoon. i am so happy that you wrote the book. i have not yet seen it, but i will read it soon. i was furious at two things quickly. i have worked with eric peete animals or children in schools and read -- would you say to be a good idea to have more animals to tamp down as far as bowling and maybe reading books better. the other question is what you think mr. trump would do well to have a zoned out for therapy animal? >> guest: i think dogs are great for everybody. i have a say that every dog needs a kid and every kid needs a dog. it does soften your heart and teacher responsibility. it makes you have that is. especially if you get a dog at seven or eight years old, you live with the dog until you go to college or beyond and there's nothing like that kind of love. you always know that dog is yours and i think the kids how. it sounds like you're more of an expert than i am when it comes to little children what they might mean. i think of course having dogs in schools, i grew up on a ranch and

light in the poconos, i think. 42 in allentown now, 39 in coatesville, 35 in philadelphia, wilmington andoverll above the freezing mark and these clouds as they thicken, it will prevent the temperature from dropping a whole lot tonight. the moisture coming in is not that impressive, it's in pieces, so it's not a steady rain to start off with. even by 10:00 tonight, still just cloudy, but by tomorrow morning, not only is it raining, but the temperature is up a little bit in philadelphia. let's see if that's the case, this is bucks, montgomery counties, ooze we head to 6:00 a.m. everybody's starting to get rain, lehigh valley, parts of delaware and all the way through to jersey shore. the jersey shore really starting to warm up after it stops raining in the morning. >>> we want to update you on breaking news out of chester where a u.p.s. driver was shot on the job, that driver hit in the arm around 1:30 this afternoon just after making a delivery to the rite aid at 9th and highland. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. >>> now to nbc10 responds, a teen found what he thought

andover 22 miles an hour wind speeds coming out of the northwest. so much colder than those actual temperatures. so of course we got to get to those feels like temperatures. starting at 6:30 p.m., we're seeing mainly low 40s, upper 30s, that's what it's going to feel like. by night, upper 20s for doylestown. and allentown, it will feel like a chilly 27 degrees. otherwise your christmas forecast looking pretty good, all around we're seeing upper 40s to low 50s, a stunning christmas in the works, your 10-day on 10. we're tracking some showers to get here. notice some extra clouds developing, but i do think it will be mainly dry, keeping the temperatures in the upper 50s, of course it's all about new year eve, it's all dry, but it will be dry. >>> a truck with an oversized load has gotten stuck in montgomery county. some special equipment we're told is on the way to help clear that truck, we're going to continue to monitor this shot and the traffic situation on the northeast extension and keep you updated throughout this newscast. >>> if you're looking

braintree to 42 minutes pike eastbound and 40 minutes on the expressway, 53 minutes on 93 south from andover down to the leverett connector. >> gene: 18-year-old brockton man charged with murdering own mother. >> witnessed whole thing and almost became a victim herself. michael henrich is live outside the courthouse in brockton where the teen will face a judge soon. michael? >> michael: good morning, court opening up at the hour and arraignment could happen any time this morning. district attorney's office says that 18-year-old. teen's grandmother came screaming out of the house grandmother out of there and said no, you're not going in. >> michael: d.a. says officers recovered the knife involved in the stabbing inside the house and arrested polynice on scene and homicide and assault and battery with dangerous weapon. fox25 will be in the courtroom here once arraignment takes place. michael henrich, fox25 news. >> new this morning, brockton police are searching a wooded car crash involving a police cruiser. this was the scene around 1:30 in the morning. can still see several officers in the v

a former student at proctor academy in andover is accused of sexually assaulting another student inside a girls dorm at the boarding school. the alleged incident happened in october of last year. 19-year-old derek tillotson of bow is charged with three counts of felonious sexual assault involving a 16-year-old girl. that day, reported it immediately to authorities, and the male student left school the same day. another round of negotiations is set for today hoping to avoid a strike by local school bus drivers. union drivers at first-student's belmont location first authorized a strike nearly three weeks ago but talks have continued as the sides try to work out a deal. if drivers do strike it could affect thousands of students,prompting schools to make backup plans. timberland and hampstead schools before any strike happens. still to come, spreading holiday cheer. the program that local police departments are teaming up to help. easter seals has launched a major building project in manchester, but now they need help raising a lot of money and in the next half-hour concerns about changes

in massachusetts, 93 south is heavy from methuen through andover, that problems getting into boston. this is brought to you by bernie and phil's. from the wzid traffic network, i am deb davidson for 95.7. erin: thank you. an elderly woman is dead after a tragic, freak accident in durham. sean: police say the woman was dragged and then run over by her own car as she was leaving a friend's home yesterday. wmur's ray brewer joins us live this morning in durham to explain how this happened. good morning, ray. ray: police say a witness called 911 around 3:30 yesterday afternoon, reporting someone had been hit by a car along bagdad road. officer say when they arrived at the scene, they found an 86-year-old woman with very serious injuries. she would later die at the hospital. investigators say the woman had been visiting friends. band when she left, she started , the door and got out. officer: it appears the vehicle was in reverse and rolled down the driveway into the street, and then came to rest off of the road near a telephone pole. ray: the woman was found in the road, her car just a f

things still quiet out on 93 south for an easy 20-minute ride from 495 in andover to the zakim bridge. >>> shiri? >> shiri: wind chills at or below freezing. feels like 31 in boston and 23 in worcester and we will essentially stay there in the upper 20s, lower 30s for wind chills through 7 a.m. wind chills in the lower 40s in the afternoon. wait until you see how much colder it will get when i am back with you at 10. >>> ahead at 5:00, coming face a clerk at a local liquor store surprised with two masked men to put a gun right to his head. next how he was able to keep calm during the terrifying [ bell clangs ] celebrate the holidays with delicious dunkin' coffee. stop by dunkin' donuts for two k-cup boxes for $15.99 or 3 pounds of packaged coffee for $19.99. america runs on dunkin'. ?? why do banks treat you and youre money like this?19.99. n't do that. they've reimagined banking, and built a checking account that's free of all that nonsense. no fees. no minimums. no gotchas. at capital one, your money stays your money. ?? dylan: anybody can do parkour. our whole aim with the gym is t

numbers in the single digits early this morning.ar soly, t your friday features increasing cloud cover andov and daytime highs below freezing.ez upper 20's. maybe we'll get the low 30's here in the city.here but we'll keep it dry.ry all right.ight stay tuned. i'll be back momentarily.tari we'll talk about this wintryt mix late tonight earlyte ton ear tomorrow morning.morr morning. back to you.ba >> tucker we're not alone. dozens of states caught up in un the deep freeze.e de the extreme cold weather with a wintry mix pennl multi car pileup on interstate r 80. temperatures this weekends weekd expected to remain belowel freezing throughout much ofghou the midwest.idwest >> ♪♪ >> developing overnight back here at home a family of four displaced in that freezingrein cold after their home wase w seriously damaged in a fireire overnight.er >> melanie alnwick joins usie now live from silver springpr with more. good morning, melanie. melanie >> reporter: hey, goodepr: h morning, steve and allison. a. take a look at the home behinden me. me. it used to be a red brick home m but if you can see some of

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our boston station is in andover near the new hampshire border. danielle, good mor. morning to you. so i have to say just within the last 30 minutes or so we've made the transition over to rain after a sloppy, just over 2 inches of snow. not a big storm here in southern new england. enough to snarl the commute with poor timing here. satellite and radar shows the snow across central and northern new england. that rain/snow line progressing northward here and will continue to do so through the remainder of the day. a lot of this wrapping up from west to east pretty quickly here by late morning and afternoon. most impressive the farther north you head. so it's been a couple inches here in southern new england. some spots seeing three, four, inches, five by the time it's all done. six or more from northern new hampshire. could be as much as a foot in some of the highest terrain of the white mountains by the time the day is done. after that, it's all about the cold. big blast of it coming in. a big upper level low. big trough that's going to dig down out of central canada. that is going

. >> and that is not something that comes up over andover that is unique. >> so are you proposing to tell the district for you applied the wrong standard the right standard is that race can -- raise can predominate blacks. >> i do think that this proper with respect to some of these districts it is reversed. with richmond analysis the facts are not in dispute. >> it is hard to do that the tissue cannot pull the orders in and now you push them back quick. >> that is a fair point. look at the map we are talking about those geographic pockets for cosell side virginia the against of border of north carolina the lower and upper him to inroads 50 each of those with impact to the other so i do agree in general but if you recall indicates that the core of her glass turn that with a single district that was racially gerrymandered for:date did the redistricting it only affected the neighboring districts. but i do understand the .1. >> in that sense it would not be unreasonable step to take and apply it correctly. >> to understand your agreement to apply the right standard that was done fairly

meteorologist danielle miles of our boston station wbz is in andover near the new hampshire board. danielle, good morning. >> good morning, lots of active weather coast to coast, we are live here about to watch one storm depart from the northeast later on today. but another storm coming in to the west coast with areas of rain and snow, and gusty wind, as well. so we've got winter weather advisories and warnings, areas of snow and rain continue to expand eastward across the pacific northwest. and that will continue over the next 12 to 24 hours. we're talking about some snowfall totals that are going to top out over a foot. particularly when you get to the high terrain of the cascades, and then back into the intermountain west. lesser totals, the lower you get in elevation. but it's also going to be accompanied by winds. near-zero visibility at times with blowing and drifting snow. meanwhile the rest of the week you're going to hear about some big-time cold. it's going to be diving out of central canada, big upper level low. big trough digging in with temperature readings that are go

the ttp andover asian equivalent in nato, but i don't inc.he data shows the american people are resistant to an activist policy. we have to have the debate of american roles in the world and the american people will take part in that debate and tell us. mixed onnk that is whether there is any indication. who do we want to deter, how do we want to deter them, who do we want as allies and who will we protect? all of those questions will be answered. i know we are running over time, but let me say as far as deterrence goes, this is what the russian and chinese military planners worry about most -- the american soldier, sailor come and men, marine and coast guard. military, nother in the history of our planet that is as innovative as these people. if i was a chinese or russian military planner and started to model andeterministic say it's time to take on americans, sooner or later, the model is going to freeze up go some young american is going to say why don't we do it this way and they will whisper something say the generals here and yes, let's

we're seeing a couple of accidents elsewhere, route 3 south at exit 29 and 93 south in andover. that's backing up traffic to river road. >>> breaking overnight, shots fired near the rugles "t" station. a car fleeing the scene crashes into a campus police cruiser. scene. a wentworth officer was taken to the hospital for evaluation. >>> also breaking overnight, one person rushed to the hospital over a shooting in dorchester. this happened near devon and norm dlnd andy streets not far from a playground and a middle school. no word on the victim's condition. >>> we're back in 30 minutes with another update. ahead on "cbs this morning," members of the rockefeller family give their first tv interview about a public ? >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning.? coming up in this half hour, the shooting death of a star football player joe mcknight in suburban new orleans. the former nfl and college player was killed in what looks like a road rage incident. witnessed this encounter. >>> some descendants of oil tycoon rockefeller have accusations against exxonmobil. ahead only here on "cbs th

no problems. 93, that slowing investigate traffic starting to pick up as you make you way through andover and methuen. route 1 heading into boston, not seeing any issues. if you're getting ready to head out the door. 15 minutes braintree to boston northbound on the expressway. not that bad. 12 minutes enter town on the pike from 128. and then 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, 13 minutes this morning. both the "t" and commuter rail running on schedule. back to you, guys. >> christa: breaking news overnight. a suspect leading brockton police on a chase. and then crashes into a cruiser. this started when an officer pulled over a vehicle. the driver took off. during that pursuit, the suspect's vehicle and the cruiser the officer suffered minor injuries. the driver and the passenger ran off. police with canine units searched the area of pleasant street, but two people are still on the run this morning. >> kris: right now police are investigating after a mother is murdered, her 18-year-old son arrested for this crime. investigators said the woman was stabbed. >> christa: and her own son i

they'reover levered andover extended right now.ain beneficiary will be germany . >> you're asking me? >> yes, john. >> the federal government wasn't antieu zone, internal vote against the establishment. it has opened up with the resignation of prime minister, an election, that opens up the opportunity for the five-star movement to come in, he's definitely antieu and antieurope. that opens up now. 18% nonperforming loans in italian banks, in britain it's 1.5% and in america 2% and in france down to 5%. so it gives you some real figures as to how the problem is for italian banks and the possibility of -- that's why the money is moving out into germany maybe even london. maria: to we will see impact in u.s. banks? >> if the antieuropean union party get in and hold sway in a coalition, it would prevent the italian government getting funds and having bonds bought by the european centralback and therefore unable to this massive wound of totally insolvent banks. those banks are international. that will affect our banks. we will leave it t

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graduated from andover and drove to boston and took an oath as naval enlistee becoming the youngest fliervals for decade upon decade have come back together in honor of realizing that what unites them is more important than what divided them. >> it's striking the kind of men who were presidents. the kind of people who were leaders in this country and what they brought with them from their past and these conflicts that we just don't see anymore at the top of our government. >> they've been through so much. i think, for example, bob dole, a child of the depression, i felt greatest generation was formed. when i would talk about basic training, i said what do you remember? i never had a breakfast like that. i had my first pair of boots or trousers. and one of them said to me i said how tough was it? they said not as tough as putting up hay on my uncle's farm in kansas in the middle of summer. they were a tough generation in a lot of ways. let me say something quickly about bob dole and phil hart, the senator from michigan. ironically, having been wounded in different theaters of the war came