it was beverly. detective allison went to see carl. >> you'll never forget the look on somebody's face when you tell name that you found their spouse. it's hard. that's probably the hardest i said was she alive? and no. i'm sorry. but she wasn't. >> we had worked so hard to find her. we just tried to do right and it wasn't enough. >> i know she pleaded. i know she pleaded for her life and to be sent to come back to us and for her grand babies and i had to comfort them. >> arron was charged with murder and kidnapping and his wiefl crystal lowery charged as his accomplice. they pleaded not guilty. his words to shannon miller outside those of the sheriff's office didn't sound like an innocent man. >> why beverly? >> she was a rich broker. >> it was just as chilling in person as it was on tv and he gets into the car and you're >> two weeks later, shannon interviewed lewis in jail and he told a vastly different story from the one he told detectives. was he willing to cop to anything? >> no. >> i didn't ki

it was beverly.ison went to see carl. >> you never forget the look on somebody's face when you tell them that you found their spouse. it's hard. it's probably the hardest part of it. >> he said we found beverly. i said, well, is she alive? and -- he said no, i'm sorry, but she wasn't. >> we'd worked so hard, i mean, to find her. we just really tried to do right and it wasn't enough. >> i know she pleaded. i know she pleaded for her life and to come back to us and for her grandbabies. and i just have to know that god was there comforting her. >> aaron louis was charged with murder and kidnapping and his wife, crystal lowrie, charged as his accomplice. they pleaded not guilty. but his words to reporter shannon miller outside the sheriff's office didn't sound like those of an innocent man. >> why beverly? why beverly? >> she was a rich broker. >> it was just as chilling in person as it was on tv. and then he gets into the car and you're going what did he just say? >> two weeks later, shannon interviewed

. >> we can't find beverly. she went to show a house. >> an arkansas real estate agent remains missing this eveing. >> i'm texting her, i'm calling her. something's wrong. >> it's beverly. i haven't been hurt. please dont call the police. if you call the police, it could be bad. >> you can hear how scared she was. >> i know she pleaded. i know she pleaded. >> this is like a movie, this chase and this kidnapping. >> oh yeah. >> emotions are just everywhere. >> i can still feel the pain. >> did you find her? is she alive? >> in this southern city linked to this president and first lady, there was another lady making a name for herself in little rock, arkansas. >> she had a billboard on one of the busiest interstates. >> as a top selling realtor, beverly carter had become somewhat of a local celebrity. with her infectious smile he put house hunters at ease, trusted to find the perfect home, she often did. >> beverly was awesome. nobody could do it like beverly could. >> but there was a down side to her celebrity. >

i wanted to find beverly. i wanted to find beverly. i hit her and that was it.t one time in 34 years, one slap upside the head isn't bad. >> and he said beverly never held it against him. >> she never held it against me. >> detective allison had other work to do. the client's phone number and address in her book were fake. and eerie photos taken inside the house just before she went missing. >> coming up -- >> she knew something was wrong. >> what had happened inside that house? a new lead morphs into an all-out manhunt. >> a guy jumps out a second story window. >> this is look a movie, the chase and kidnapping? >> oh, yeah. >> when "dateline extra" continues. (sighs sadly) try this. only aleve can stop pain for 12 hours. plus, aleve is recommended by more doctors than any other brand for minor arthritis pain. aleve. live whole. not part. an expression of disgust caused by inadequate litter tidy cats is the cure. with new guaranteed tidylock protection, you won't have to face one more stank face. tidy cats. every home, every cat. there's a tidy cats for that. sm

so, i went to see my doctor in beverly hills- - beverly hills? - yeah. - say, beverly hills is so ritzy, (audience laughter) it's so ritzy, it's the only city that has parking meters (audience laughter) and where else can you find a city park that has minx instead of squirrels? (audience laughter) hm (laughs). i wouldn't say they're wealthy in beverly hills, but they each so much rich food, they have the only garbage disposals that get the gout. (audience laughter) - bob. - the city is so ritzy, the dogs have only trained fleas. (audience laughter) - look, bob. - beverly hills has more foreign cars than tijuana. (audience laughter) now wait a minute! (audience laughter) wait a minute! - [group] (laughs) - wait, wait a minute! (audience laughter) shut that off. - what's the matter, jack? - we're supposed to be making this record together, and so far i haven't had a chance to say anything. you're getting all the laughs! - [dick] oh, but jack ... - well, i'm not gonna stay here and be humiliated. you have no right to take advantage of me. - [bob] oh

carried away by the beverly hills mansions? no, by the beverly hills police. they don't like us walking around ionaires' homes. you mean you got busted? oh, no. just questioned and directed to the number 83 bus. where's fred and lamont, rollo? grady, they're out looking for you. ohh. you know what, rollo? i just think i'm gonna move out of my daughter's house. i mean, i just feel so miserable there. hey, man, it's natural to feel that way. ing with them, right? yeah. and you feel like you're taking and not giving them anything, right? right. well, tell me this. how did they like the housewarming gift you give 'em? well, they never said "thank you." why not? i never gave them one. well, that's the problem, grady. hey, man, give them a gift. you know, a nice housewarming gift, man, then they'll be grateful to you. then you'll feel good because you gave them something. hey, that's really great. i'll go get them something that they want, and then they'll really be glad they met me. right. yeah, thanks, rollo. and i know just the thing to get them. what? an origina

disappearance and murder of beverly ail. >> . two weeks after the problem solvers revealed the district attorney considered the case the district attorney decision not to seek a grand jury has infuriated investigators and the family of beverly england. today we spoke to the sheriff by phone. who insists this case remains active. especially because of a recent phone call. that provides new information. >> . the information into the 1980 disappearance of beverly. took on new urgency. last year. when tph-fgt tors were finally able found in a mountain re-ravine. as the remains of beverly england. detectives want a grand jury to question witnesses under oath. but two weeks ago. district attorney announced that wasn't happening. >> it is impossible in my opinion. that anything would break loose in a grand jury proceeding. that would over come the lack of evidence. from the last 36 years. >> since our story aired. detectives receive an important phone tip. that helps identify persons of it leads us to believe. there are other people out

beverly: oh my god. laughing where's your halo? cassandra jones: you're so sweet beverly: couldn't happen at a better time. cassandra jones: yeah? things are a little tough right now? beverly: oh yeah. my son died about 6 years ago. he was in the service, and my ex daughter in law so to speak is coming to see me this week. cassandra jones: so you're doing some grocery shopping for her visit. beverly: uh huh cassandra jones: so you were probably wondering how you were gonna stretch that extra dollar huh? beverly: exactly. thank you channel 5. cassandra jones: you're so welcome, you're so welcome. beverly: thank you. how wonderful. cassandra jones: hi! you watch monica and jason? i'm with em, i'm doing the weather. i'm jonesy. michael: i know you are. cassandra jones: and we wanted to pay for your groceries today. carl: want to pay yeah carl: okay, i'll take it then. cassandra jones: is he a veteran? michael: yes. world war ii. cassandra jones: and you're a veteran too? michael: yeah, u.s. army. my mom and dad, they just had their 69

beverly: oh my god. laughing where's your halo? cassandra jones: you're so sweet beverly: couldn't happen at a better time. cassandra jones: yeah? things are a little tough right now? beverly: oh yeah. my son died about 6 years ago. he was in the service, and my ex daughter in law so to speak is coming to see me this week. cassandra jones: so you're doing some grocery shopping for her visit. beverly: uh huh cassandra jones: so you were probably wondering how you were gonna stretch that extra dollar huh? beverly: exactly. thank you channel 5. cassandra jones: you're so welcome, you're so welcome. beverly: thank you. how wonderful. cassandra jones: hi! you watch monica and jason? i'm with em, i'm doing the weather. i'm jonesy. michael: i know you are. cassandra jones: and we wanted to pay for your groceries today. carl: want to pay for them? cassandra jones: yeah carl: okay, i'll take it then. cassandra jones: is he a veteran? michael: yes. world war ii. cassandra jones: and you're a veteran too? michael: yeah, u.s. army. my mom and

beverly hills 90210. "what's up buddy?" beverly hills 90210. aaron spelling's glitzy teen drama that would not only define television in the '90s but pave the way for future teen dramas. but in the weeks leading up to the series finale, the show was still doing what it did best, it kept viewers guessing. "there's a gonna be a big explosion and the whole city of beverly hills is going to go up in smoke." "jason priestly is returning. he's coming back except he's not playing brandon. we're going he'll be wearing a mustache. he might be the bbi at david's ... somebody's wedding ... oh no, did i just blow it? yeah, don't talk about any weddings, okay please? please?" "it's been like family for the last 10 years. it's togoing be weird not to play donna but i'm really excited to do other things." 90210 debuted on october 4, 1990 on the still fledgling fox network and perpetuated the fantasy of life in beverly hills - expensive cars, platinum credit cards and an good looks. "action! "hey feeling any better today?" "no, actually i'm feeling a lot worse

beverly: oh my god. laughing where's your halo? cassandra jones: you're so sweet beverly: couldn't happen at a better time. cassandra jones: yeah? things are a little tough right now? beverly: oh yeah. my son died about 6 years ago. he was in the service, and my ex daughter in law so to speak is coming to see me this week. cassandra jones: so you're doing some grocery shopping beverly: uh huh cassandra jones: so you were probably wondering how you were gonna stretch that extra dollar huh? beverly: exactly. thank you channel 5. cassandra jones: you're so welcome, you're so welcome. beverly: thank you. how wonderful. cassandra jones: hi! you watch monica and jason? i'm with em, i'm doing the weather. i'm jonesy. michael: i know you are. cassandra jones: and we wanted to pay for your groceries today. carl: want to pay for them? cassandra jones: yeah carl: okay, i'll take it then. cassandra jo he a veteran? michael: yes. world war ii. cassandra jones: and you're a veteran too? michael: yeah, u.s. army. my mom and dad, they just had the

(audience laughter) - underprivileged children in beverly hills? (audience laughter) - we have a wonderful, wonderful schedule. as soon as their private school is out, we fly those kids to the french riviera, jet (grunts). udience laughter) from there, a chauffeur whisks those kids off to paris, where they stay at a primitive, funny, little hotel, so the kids get a chance to see the more rowdy side of life. (audience laughter) you see, mr. benny, it's a very, very worthy cause. incidentally, since you're doing so darn much for us already, (laughs) how would you like to be a sponsor? - a sponsor? now, tell me, mr. pickle, when i ... (audience laughter) who do i ... who do i follow when i go on to entertain? - whom you follow? - yeah. - mr. benny, didn't they tell you? - no, no. - you are the only entertainer, mr. benny. - the only ... what kind of programming is that? i mean, you should have somebody on there before i come on. i mean, isn't there anyone here with talent? quite effective. - bird calls? - yes. (twittering) that was a red-tufted gurm c

reporting in the newsroom, beverly taylor, fox 6 news. steph thanks bev. tomorrow is the last day to vote early in milwaukee. the city expects 50-thousand people to cast their ballots before tuesday. there are three locations to vote early this year. the zeidler building downtown, midtown center and the forest home library. polls are open at seven a-m on election day. you will need a photo id to vote. if you aren't registered, you can register in person at your voting place. from early voting to campaign rallies, polls and more. keep track of it all when you visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. just click the politics tab. a woman involved in a crash that killed two men is sentenced today. a milwaukee county judge ray pleaded guilty last month to amended charges of homicide by vehicle and use of a controlled substance officials say ray was speeding near sherman and roosevelt last december when she hit another car-- killing darrell thompson and terry jackson. ray initially ran from the crash but turned herself in after hearing they were killed. she

strongest winds have now passed but still impressive gusting to 30 at worcester. 37 in beverly. so going to be slowly winding down. not diminishing completely but certainly easing some but temperatures have dropped. it is uniform. 20's to low 30's. again, the kids' soccer game tomorrow morning. their uniforms will be cold really hi. now boston drops between 32 and 34 but many other are areas will be down ob the 20's early in the day tomorrow. we talk about the temperature recovery and how warm it will get later in the week and early next week and the changes and the important ones. ed? ed: right now, extensive damage to a home in house on harrison avenue. witnesses say the fire appears to have started on the first floor this afternoon before moving up through the second fire and spreading to the roof. one cat was rescue and return odd the owner. right now, investigators are looking into whether a drug overdose played a role in the death of a baby in marlborough. grieving neighbors tonight stopping by to pay their respects leaving behind candles and a teddy bear. police responded

[applause] beverly: thank you very much. good evening, everyone. you have heard from any of our distinguished speakers and longtime friends of union station about the pride we all have in this historic restoration. as president and ceo of the union station redevelopment corporation, a nonprofit steward of union station, i am proud of the unwavering support we have received from the historic community, the stakeholders we have to the station, the businesses and members of the public throughout this wonderful undertaking. i think it is truly a testament to this building and how valued this historic treasure is to each and everyone of us, and also to our region. we are excited to have a chance this evening to celebrate the great milestone with many of our friends and peers, and wish that many more could've joined us but we know that many forget to enjoy the station each and every day. in an effort to show the celebration, we are introducing two complementary exhibits that hopefully you have had a chance to see. one is the pictures we have collected sh

. >> reporter: 70-year-old beverly morris didn't hold back when she told us about the team of three that tar cetd her at simple conversation from one of the women shown in this surveillance photo. >> dmoi where this salsa is. morris helped the women find what they were looking for but then she realized the conversation was a distraction and her wallet with credit cards, cash and even her social security guard is gone. police say it's not first time the women have struck.

to beverly. >> . sheriff believes most persons of interest have told other people what happened. and hopes those people will now come forward. >> the one thing i want people to know. because she's not seeking the grand jury. we're actively tph-fgting this case. >> . we reached out to the district attorney. asking her if she might reconsider. we haven't heard back. meantime. detective -ts hope anyone with information about the beverly case. will call crime stoppers. >> . on the issue last night. at their meeting. aurora and denver have made similar declarations. >> . aurora host ago pane -l on immigration questions. at aurora central high school. thursday. >> . questions answered on local and national immigration. and policies. as well as find out more about mental health sources available. and interpretation. and child care will be provided. >> . investigation under way right now. into the crash of a plane carrying brazillen soccer team. >> . the plane traveling from brazil. stopped over in bolivia. before heading for the colombia city. it went down about 18 miles from the airpor

imagine myself going through what they are going through right now, i can't imagine it" something beverly also can't imagine...looking next door and no longer seeing the resturant she s miss the lights, at night you could always look over there and see the street lights and the security lights on around there and everything like that it, that's what i am going to miss beverly and many others hoping the family rebuilds and reopens a new live in studio -- taylor bailey -- news seven -- kwwl. mac? workers say the restaurant was open during the time of the fire but nobody was was hurt. the cause remains under investigation -- but owners say new at five -- we now know the name of a 19-year-old woman shot this weekend. police say talasa wright was shot friday night in waterloo. she was taken to the hospital and then sent to university of iowa hospitals and clinics where she later died. two vehicles were involved in no arrests have been made. if you have any information -- please call police. dubuque authorities warn the public about a deadly drug making its way through the state. kwwl's shirley

so it s-s case of beverly. earlier this year. rob low brought us the dna update of the 1980 disappearance. rob reportno a grand jury was supposed to be the next step. >> . i want to put my mom to rest. >> 41 year-old last saw her mom. when she was a five year-old girl. this park. >> my mom has had injustice done. >> she left her two kids with a bib by sitter to meet someone june is 12. 1980. 12 years later human bones were found -fpt because of mistakes. tos test the bones. at a lab in texas. and identified the remains at beverly england. >> we know the person who did it. >> . reopened the case in 2015. with help from police chief. >> i think we have a good case. >> both men thought district attorney agreed. after all. this is her going before county commissioners august ninth. to request funding for a grand jury. >> she was no longer seeking a grand jury. >> is your mother being denied justice. >> yes. she is. >> . he and his sister were blind sided. by the decision. >> i don't know what her deal is. i thought we were in this to

from the city hall, i'm beverly white. back to you. >>> stabbings and shootings, a very violent night in the district. police working several crime scenes in southeast. i want to start first with a stabbing that happened overnight, closer to the 2:00 pennsylvania avenue. a man with multiple stab wounds taken to the hospital. i want to go to a double shooting that happened just before 10:00 last night. one man, one woman, shot on the 2800 block of douglas place in southeast. transported to the hospital and then another, another double shooting, two men shot on the 3,000 block of stanton road before the 2:00 a.m. hour. these active crime scenes police are looking into, are there any suspects or any motives in these active situations. from the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez, back to you. >> erika, thank you. >>> 6:15 right now. president obama will honor our nation's veterans today. the president will pay tribute by laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. president obama will also make formal veterans. it is the la

sky 7 over the scene in beverly. a super moon high tide their peak an hour ago. several streets are flooded tlchld this is a look at the radar. showing rain headed our way. we could see some heavy bands of rain before it is all over. thank you for joining us at noon, everybody. i'm sarah french. >> kris: i'm kris anderson. it is definitely expected to get worse before it gets better. possibly in time for the evening commute. >> reporter: well, the good news is that high tide pulled through already at 11:08. we still have rain headed our minor coastal flooding. first, a quick look off to our west. we are seeing some embedded storms. most of the heavy rain staying off to our west. this continues to push northward. right now, seeing some lighter rain to moderate rain in boston here. but again, that high tide having pulled through. that has caused some flooding. you can see morrissey boulevard is closed. that is expected to be the situation here for the next 45 minutes or so. and i do anticip will continue to get these reports. in especially over the next half hour o

in milwaukee, beverly taylor, fox 6 news. still ahead -- a cat in russia has a new superweapon in the fight against boredom. how this little guy got to drive an economy rigged for the wealthy. and ron johnson's made it worse. johnson took a shady $10 million corporate payout, then went to washington and voted to protect corporate tax loopholes for companies shipping wisconsin jobs overseas, and wants to eliminate the federal minimum wage. senator johnson works for wall street, not us. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition resident who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. there are people who love their cats. and then there are people who - re

let's start with vander pump's beverly hills mansion gone to the dogs. perfect for a woman who knows her way around a catfight or ten. >> thank you for inviting us into this spectacular gorgeous home. >> you're welcome. it's my zoo really. >> lisa gak me a tour of her home villa rosa which includes swans, miniature horses and eight dogs. >> can you name them all. >> grumpy, avery, chicky and harrison. >> i almost wore this today. that would have embarrassing. it's just under 9,000 square feet and includes an infinity pool. lisa lives a few miles away from her co-star kyle richards. this summer the couple finished a $1.5 million renovation on their 7,000 square foot bel air home. >> this is my dream home. it's a little big. it's deceiving when you see the bathrooms. >>sley and her mus gave antonio sabato junior the grand tour. >> thank you for inviting me in yo home. let's check it out. >> we love this. i'm very proud of all my bottles. >> you remodeled this house. >> it was an outdated '80s modern. not at all. i didn't love that, but i love the home and

beverly an inch and a half of rain. the timing stinks because it's the evening commute. we're in this drought. we'll take the rain and welcome it. there could be localized street flooding. it does wind down overnight tonight. morning commute will feature clouds. there could be a couple pockets rain. >> anchor: thanks jeremy. you can track the rain or weather any time download 7 news mobile or tablet app for updates on the go. >> anchor: 2 people are hurt in a crash involving an ambulance. the 3 children patients in the ambulance not hurt. the emt treating them and the passenger in the other car. a lot of damage there. none of the injuries is life threatening. >>> alsoon in andover after a dangerous drive. she was dropping her child off at school school administrators know something wasn't right. kimberly bookman live with the details. >> reporter: video from school security cameras that show this mother's bizarre behavior. while dropping her daughter off police say 41-year-old mary ellen shay left her car door login book and mumbling. >> it's terrible that they would dri

road t let me say they've that congressional districto we have marshall fudge walking away the and beverly goldstein. the paddle for the district in theis u.s. house also called eay on think of the republicanll picking out michael wager. she really begins donald larson cap there is serving her 17th turman's tied for second longest-serving woman in areress the latest resultsts in. we have jim renee see walking i pickens keep monday the andlts from that racece 35 percent for monday.or bell road to 13th congressional district the numbers show that he had 60 percentnt to the opponents 3 fox 8 is your home for up to them election observation here northeast ohio for continuing coverage and four results. encourage you to stay with usio also go to fox8.com located ate the event great should website why some say the election is to blame. the rain moving further south there's the big burst of rain approaching canton b with a fewe showers still leftover out over the lake the temperatures his retiredl downout this afternoon will try out above 50 hht not a big temperate curable talk more about the fore

beverly hill, california. their bentley auto dealer, the botox clinic, $4 million to their diamond brokerage. >> that's just the start. public records show our government is granting special loans as reduced rates to some of the most keszful companies in the nation. sub si come beet against the little guys. and taxpayers assume the risk. we pay for it when their ventures fail. >> $1.5 million flowed intu the auto dealer. a reduced rate. taxpayers had the risk on the loan and the auto does he recall went out of business and the loan was charged off. >> over the past ten years. adams watch drag group found $27 billion in charge offs. that's how much we got burned. taxpayers hold it in the bag. >> many of the successful small business loans wind up feeding business big. ten fortune one hundred companies and affiliates scored more than $250 million in reduce theed rate taxpayer backed small business loans including divisions of chevron, xon, ford and j gm. >> my administration supported records amounts. >> preside

beverly taylor fox 6 news. 8-point buck-- except it wasn't a buck at all. wayne douville doo-vill was hunting near abrams-- just north of green bay when he spotted the deer he first saw two years ago.douville managed to tag the deer-- and when he hung it up-- he discovered it wasn't a buck-- it was a doe! the dnr says the deer likely had a higher level of testosterone hormone than a normal female would have, and it expresses itself in a masculine way - hence the wayne douville this is the trophy of a lifetime. i said to my wife last night, you could live 10 lifetimes and not have this happen to you. douville isn't wrong. d-n-r officials say it was probably a 1 in 100-thousand chance. douville plans to have a full-body mount done on the doe. he says he hopes his wife will let him put it in the living room-- but that's probably a long shot. an audience member of "hamilton" saturday night. the incident happened during hamilton's "yorktown" song and the line that goes "immigrants, we get the job done." that's when theater police told security that 56-year-old j

in beverly hills, casey cumley, 10news wtsp. >> that is incredible. casey will get answers for that driver right there. i am so glad he wasn't in the neighborhood. kruse are working to -- crews are working to repair the road. >>> a veteran explains his side of the story after a restaurant manager took away his free meal. why the popular chain is scrambling to make things right. >>> we are starting to see holiday decorations pop up all over town. is it too early for christmas we traveled the world sampling the best cheese for two reasons one, to bring them all back for you to enjoy and two, we got to each a bunch of really good cheese along the way. publix deli specialty cheese. over 36 varieties to fall in love with. >>> welcome back. you are taking a live look outside at clearwater beach. it's monday. it's cloudy. it's cold. but it doesn't get relatively cold for us. meteorologist bobby deskins is also tracking some showers. he is gonna tell us when we're gonna see the sun again, i hope no we are counting down. nine days until thanksgiving, which mea

yeah kiffin birth to beverly late last month. emma has invited us -objection i get this is the i'm time for 'em an her eli has a little sister and it's been a bit of an adjust for us tins. it's definitely more he heck i obtain have too. >> okay. well, you're going to see much more of tram and math's visit with emma. best lay beautifully build an and be blew. so cute that -- i just had to point that out. you're going to kill me tow. when you're corninging down to tom's big ramped things up with the traditional the extremely talented jan diaw industry after not to touch anything. thanks to january our blather was named we a test but we will be when -p takes. >> you handled that turkey she wouldn't request me. uribe tuesday is tomorrow you can food city on dysart road. or to team cool april strike crying ultimate local january conon do you mean and meet your 12 taste 12 fake areaser ago part in all the festive. any can't come out tomorrow you still think help all mom long barkes foot say stores the state are collecting monitor donat

beverly taylor is at city hall where the event will take place. bringing in the holiday season—on this, a very unseasonable november day. but then again the warm weather, may cause more people to come out... and as you can see there are plenty. dressed up with decorations. in fact its been going on for 103 years in milwaukee. but that doesnt make this year any less special. 'ah, i love this tree. :27 i think every one is going to be so excited to see it. note: unable to connect to opus super: david caruso/tree decorator david caruso owner of dynamic events is the tree decorator for this massive 38- foot colorado spruce. he had more than 5- thousand lights and 150 ornaments to work with. 'the stars of this tree are the 12 signature ornaments that local artists created with their own creative and unique though and they really stand out as the most beautiful ornaments on the tree.' :18 in past years the tree has been located at red arrow park.... this year it returns to city hall at the corner of water and wells. this tree was donated by rex ha

we have some upper 40s, and you can see that there in beverly hills. inverness at 54, floral city and homoeosis is a. brooksville has been in the mid-40s for a lot of the morning already, now up to 51. spring lake at 53. ridge manner at 56. so we certainly have some cooler temperatures than what we started off with yesterday

beverly taylor reports on how some are using a different kind of "financial aid". "i got my acceptance letter from depaul and i'm like "mom, i'm going there." she was like, yeah, okay cool." we first caught up with brionne candie of milwaukee, as she packed for school-- pursuing a degree in nursing. she was surprised when she was accepted at depaul university in "not". "i knew it wasn't, it wasn't an issue...'cause her grades through high school had been awesome. and she's a really hard worker." but then reality set in. "ooo,who gonna pay for this laughs " depaul is a private school with a hefty price tag. "i was just working and you know, saving my money. and then of course my mom was saving her money. as well as my dad and my grandma, she always helps when she can." "by this being kinda my first experience i wasn't really scholarships and different things. so we got a few. but we didn't get as many as we probably should have."on top of that, johns had recently opened a new business called transcending salon and spa, and with the bills that generated-- not to ment

most of these on the north shore of beverly but you will keep climbing. lower 60's into worcester. 67 right now in fitchburg. you make it close to 70 in the next few hours. we got a little more cloud cover. even more clouds as you go across central and northern new england so not as bright in northern e southern new england. we had some rain up over the state of maine associated with this front that continues to move through. what's going to bring us rain is this cold front the west. a cluster of showers and storms north of the chicago area associated with this frontal boundary and this is all shifting in our direction slowly. dry into tonight. low chance for a couple of showers tomorrow. our best chance for rain is coming tomorrow afternoon and it will likely linger into the temperatures through sunset holding in the 60's and we fall back into the 50's as clouds begin to thicken overnight. you can see that after 7:00 tonight, clouds do thicken and that will blanket us. another mild night with temperatures holding. either side of 50 degrees ethically get

in milwaukee, beverly taylor, fox 6 news. a smooth election night reported for both voters and poll workers. fox 6's brittany shannon tells us how typically busy locations were operating at a slower pace last night... slow and steady is the way to describe voting on election night. even at locations that election officials say are usuall with activity. overall—a smooth voting process for workers and voters reported... election officials telling fox 6 news there were no major issues at the polls. with the voter i-d law in place, officials say there were some voters who forgot ids. they were given provisional ballots. many voters at cass street school were registering to vote ahead of casting their ballot. "0313 33:48 i actually had to register here which was very easy. made it pretty simple going to be long lines but it actually went quicker than i thought 1:25" officials estimate that record-setting early voting this year may have contributed to the slower pace at the polls on election night. in milwaukee, brittany shan

bridge-luis treto/beverly hills "uno de cada diez pacientes que atiende dr.s. y estos un 90% victimas de bullying". hace tres semanas rios se sometio finalmente al bisturi en una cirugia gratuita que le practico el doctor talei... la cual duro dos horas para reconstruirle el labio y remover tejido joseph rios/victima de bullying "i feel normal now, now i can actually talk to people normally. i don't need to be shy, worried about what they're gonna think of me." "ahora me siento normal, puedo hablar con la gente normalmente sin preocuparme de lo que van a pensar de mi. ahora si puedo mostrar lo contento que estoy." paola-tag joseph dice que el procedimiento le ha cambiado la vida, aunque su transformacion aun no esta completa... cont. sandra y es que para borrar la mancha sobre su rostro tendra que someterse a otra cirugia y pasar por varios tratamientos de rayo laser. la cirugia y los futuros procedimentos costaran mas de 16-mil dolares... take nats sandra --- dos personas murieron y otras cuatro resultaron heridas luego de una balacera que se desat ayer en e

reporting from wauwatosa, beverly taylor, fox 6 news. this organization is growing and so is its need for volunteers. we'll attach contact information to this story on our website: adlib to weather weather rain wraps up around conditions expected for thanksgiving. highs will range from upper 30s to low 40s. light snow is possible friday morning then a stronger storm system brings rain showers sunday night into the beginning of the week. temperatures gradually warm into weekend. tonight: cloudy. showers ending. low: 37 wind: var 2-4 mph thursday: partly to mostly cloudy. high: 42 wind: wnw 5-10 mph friday: morning rain/snow showers then mostly cloudy. am low: 33 high: 42 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: high: 44 wind: sw 5-10 mph sunday: increasing clouds with showers in the evening. am low: 34 high: 48 wind: se 5-10 mph monday: showers likely. am low: 39 high: 50 wind: se 5-15 mph rain wraps up around midnight conditions expected for thanksgiving. highs will range from upper 30s to low 40s. light snow is possible friday morning then a stronge

. >> reporter: scott's mother beverly was also murdered. it was discovered after they found kayla brown locked and chained in a storage property on his property last week. brown and her boyfriend had been missing since august. they identified remains in another shallow grave as >> they say he continues to cooperate, but as for a motive, so far they've offered few clues in a man accused of horrific crimes. >> he appeared before a judge sunday and was denied bond. >>> just ahead the brits take casterate your fire to a whole other level. r level. with eight times more fragrance control, the air wick? scented oil warmer lets you dial up or down to fill small secret rooms. and even tall rooms you climb to. you get the perfect amount of fragrance. no matter the size of the room. air wick?. home is in the air. fill your home with the joyful scents of the limited-edition air wick holiday collection and save over $7 in coupon savings, this week! ? ordinary tissues left dakota's nose sore and red. ve been on i'm bushed! my feel alyea me too. excuse m

look at beverly, visibility is a quarter of a mile. south shore, plymouth, visibility half a merrimack valley, northern worcester county, visibility is way down. the fog is out there this morning and we have through the connecticut river valley a dense fog advisory until 9:00 this morning. you step outside, kind of spring-like. 49 in worcester, 42 in boston. we're already in th lower 50s on the cape. and above the fog, the clouds have been trying to break on up. so not out of the question that as the sun comes up, there may showers across coastal connecticut. but for the most part we are dry until lunch and then we'll get rain this afternoon. with an easterly wind, i think the temperatures will hold steady. lower 50s on the cape this afternoon. you see showers aroundmidday. that's about it. it's going to be midafternoon, 3:00, 4:00, that we see the steadier rain in the worcester area and then it fills in for the evening commute. there will be heavier downpours just like drainage floong. atai is with us until about midnight. there's ano

let's start with vander pump's beverly hills mansion gone to the dogs. perfect for a woman who knows her way around a catfight or ten. >> thank you for inviting us into this sctpearacul gorgeous home. >> you're welcome. it's my zoo really. >> lisa gak m home villa rosa which includes swans, miniature horses and eight dogs. >> can you name them all. >> lollipop, pink doug, snooki, grumpy, avery, chicky and harrison. >> i almost wore this today. that would have embarrassing. it just under 9,000 square feet and includes an infinity pool. lisa lives a few miles away from her co-star kyle richards. this summer the couple finished their 7,000 square foot bel air home. >> this is my dream home. it's a little big. it's deceiving when you see the outside. it looks cozy. it's seven bedrooms, eight bathrooms. >>sley and her mus gave antonio sabato junior the grand tour. >> thank you for inviting me in your home. let's check it out. >> we love this. i'm very proud of all my bottles. >> you remodeled this house. >> it was an modern. not at all. i didn't love that, bu

among them, woman who was known to police already had consensual relationships with two other beverly officers, but no one was fired. >> people made mistakes. people were punished for their mistakes. >> is there a separate set of recalls for law enforcement? >> i don't think it's necessarily a separate set of rules. >> lieutenant tom nolan is a professor at merrimack college. immunity can be a useful tool in police internal investigations but says the secretive process can fuel suspensions. >> more transparency would eliminate the perception on any member of the public that there is a dual system exist. located in one place and accessible, coming up at 7:00, officers forced off the job after getting a carney letter working in sensitive public jobs again. mike, 5 investigates. >> 5 investigates, give our tip line a call, 781-285-tips or leave a message on the 5 investigates facebook page. >> harvey joins us. i just checked the temperature. 56. not a bad evening. >> not bad at all. are inaround the area. >> i see some in new york, will that make its way here? harv: no. but just a touch

reid: more than a thousand people at the pete frates 5k in beverly today. running, walking, and wheeling frates, of course, the former bc -- boston college baseball player, whose battle with als helped spark the ice bucket challenge. nichole: love to see so many people come out for that. bundling up. reid: a little bundled. able to disrobe a little bit, maybe take a layer off? mike: how to say that? reid: take a layer off. 4:31 today. we keep losing time until this low point of the winter, 4:10 in the afternoon. to get to where sunset was today will take until february 27. oh, well. the low temperature was at noon come away those backward days out there. in boston, 47 degrees. the wind at 12 miles per hour with a wind degrees. we have scattered showers. inland, you saw a lot more sunshine. we are left with these bands working their way right along the shoreline. you saw a lot of that today. you will see more of it ring the evening hours. this area here from the cape cod canal up toward where him and stretching almost up to route 44 and as we head toward fal

that water main break happened early this morning on truman boulevard in beverly hills. >> deputies say truman is shut down from south washington street to south barber street as crews work to repair that water main break. no injuries have been reported at this time. we do have a crew on the way right now. we'll bring you a live update >>> now take a look at this, trump trashing graffiti on a mobile home. >> you see there it says burn everything with an arrow pointing to a mobile home next door set on fire overnight. reporter clifton french is live at the scene right now. any word yet on what caused this fire? >> yeah, we're still waiting for hillsborough county fire department to get back with us. you know, witnesses tell me that they've seen two people inside of this mobile home. it's vacant. they've seen people in there the last three nights started, but the words right here on the mobile home next door show that this is alone suspicious. >> it's very scary. >> spray painted words of hate and violence, expletive trump, burn everything, and an arrow pointed directly to the scene of a

. >> scott's mother beverly was also murdered. kohlhepp's alleged role was discovered, investigators say, when they found kala brown locked and chained in a storage container on his property last week. brown and her boyfriend had been missing since august. authorities announced they identified remains found in another shallow grave as carver's. >> the cause of death is multiple gun shot wounds. >> they say he continues to cooperate, but as for a motive, f into the mind of a man now accused of horrific crimes. >> that was sarah dallof reporting. kohlhepp appeared before a judge sunday and was denied bond. >>> just ahead, the brits take donald trump's catch phrase you're fired to a whole new level. we'll bring you those details just ahead. with eight times more fragrance control, the air wick? scented oil warmer lets you dial up or down to fill massive minimalist rooms. of fragrance. no matter the size of the room. air wick?. home is in the air. fill your home with the joyful scents of the limited-edition air wick holiday collection

have you been to that man shop-- ritzy man shop in beverly hills? >> no, i have not. >> mr. velvet. [ laughter ] mr. velvet. they're rude in there. i said to the salesman, "what do you have for a man with my physique?" and he says, "pity." [ laughter ] [ applause ] i said, "i'd like a johnny carson suit." he says, "haven't you been hit with enough of those?" i mean-- [ laughter ] yeah, boo. anyway, tonight we have a very, very funny young man tonight. howie mandel is with us. [ applause ] very amusing. lovely actress. mimi kennedy is here. [ applause ] and the new yorker. calvin trillin is here, so lot's going on. thank you for coming, and we'll be right back. [ music ] thank you. [ music ] >> what a crowd. what a night. >> what a night. what a crowd. that's good. i feel all right now, but it's been a rough week. you know what i mean? what am i doing rodney for? yeah, all right. what do we have here tonight? anything you want to mention? >> no. >> or anything. you really haven't started christmas shopping yet. we do this every year. you say that you wait until the last-- why

. >> reporter: the kink tides led to coastal flooding like this in beverly. >> it's fascinating hearing about the supermoonand seeing the results of it. >> reporter: the mull of the moon also pulling onlookers to the water he's edge to witness one of >> it's fun, it's something different and unique opportunity to experience nature in a different environment. it's great. >> reporter: take a look here this. is what it was, this is what it's like now if you pan up the side of longs wharf here, the water came all the way up here and was over the top of these stones. this is how much water was here today. the next time we're going to see a supermoon like this will be in a few years. it will be 2034. that's along boston harbor, i'm byron barnett, 7 news time, can cause trouble. >> jadiann: jeremy reiner to help break down what causes the king tides we've been talking about. >> reporter: right, yes, so you know the earth and the moon, they play tug of war every month. that's why we have the high and row tide cycle, sometimes the rope is a little shorter. sometimes they are a little closer to t

any hope of bringing beverly england's killer to justice was wiped away with a decision by the local da to not bring it >> devastated. i don't feel justice has been exhausted. there has to be something more we can do. >> reporter: last year, england's remains were positively identified launching a full cold case task force investigation. cbs4 learned that investigators have a prime suspect. >> really, really disappointed. i don't really know how to put it into words. >> reporter: the sheriff says the district attorney made the wrong call. >> really close to where i >> reporter: molly chilson says there is just not enough evidence to get a conviction. >> in the early investigation, no photographs, no recorded statements. no physical evidence. that is the starting place and to a certain extent the ending place. >> reporter: under fire for her decision to not move the case forward, she is not backing down. >> but, i have done my best to explain my decision. >> if it is her mother or her sister or daughter, she would go give justice a chance. >> reporter: in colorado, there is no end to