. >> mayors of chicago boston and san francisco not welcome. >> the closest chick- fil- an is 40 miles away. a recommend they don't come closer. >> free societies don't have state ideology. but no new chick- fil- a have opened in chicago or boston. >> and this ph ysist led a probe and comment. and said that while wearing this shirt which people called offensive. >> and the shirt i wore this week. >> i made a mistake and offended many people. and i am very sorry about this. >> the he didn't fight back. he cried. >> they destroyed him anyway. and they don't care. an apology is not enough. they are making an example to others. >> they made an example of silicone brend man ike. >> in support of proposition eight to ban gay marriage. >> in 2008. a leftest said i am not in favor of gay marriage. >> and four years later it was no longer politically correct. >> the silicone community accused him of community lashe accusing him of homophobia and brig try. he resigned. >> a year later, ike still can't find work. >> he invented one of the most popular programming languages we use today. his opini

. >> mayors of chicago and boston and san francisco not welcome. >> the closest chick- fil- an is 40es away. a recommend they don't come closer. >> free societies don't have state ideology. but no new chick- fil- a have opened in chicago or boston. >> and this ph ysist led a probe and comment. and said that while wearing this shirt which people called offensive. >> and the shirt i wore this week. >> i made a mistake and offended many people. and i am very sorry about this. >> the he didn't fight back. he cried. >> they destroyed him anyway. and they don't care. an apology is not enough. they are making an example to others. >> they made an example of silicone brend man ike. >> in support of proposition eight to ban gay marriage. >> in 2008. a leftest said i am not in favor of gay marriage. >> and four years later it was no longer politically correct. >> the silicone community accused him of community lashe accusing him of homophobia and brig try. he resigned. >> a year later, ike still can't find work. >> he invented one of the most popular programming languages we use today. his opi

chicago. also boston, boston is nice. but this is a great place. we are joined from our guest at washington.sident, thank you for joining us. are you a capitalist? >> i'm sorry? mark: are you a capitalist? [laughter] >> no, i'm a trade unionist, quite frankly. mark: so you reject the label capitalist for yourself, just like bernie sanders does? [laughter] augh that it'sa left a yes, or a laugh that ist's a no? >> it's a laugh because it's a silly question. mark: some people say his answer might be harmful to him. what you think about that? >> i'm sorry, i'm having trouble hearing you. can you repeat that? mark: sure, do you think of bernie sanders saying that he's not a capitalist can be problematic for him politically? >> i'm sure in some segments it will. in other segments i am sure it won't. other people are more concerned about the issues that he's addressing and how he is addressing them. look, american workers and the american public are angry because they think politicians and leaders in this country are not listening to them. he has been listening to them and he is talking about what

the man who made that hit was he wanted to sell it only in chicago and boston to drive up the demand everywhere else, but it consistent work out. >> and computerland selling big brand names like vector graphic and polymorphic systems. >> that summer was so fun! >> 1985. >> "back to the future" was sort of like "star wars" in the way that everybody loved that movie and everybody saw it. >> by the way, i saw marty mcfly earlier at the dunkin' doughnuts. >> he was ton hoover board. >> where do you think he landed? he needed caffeine. >> up next, mbta memories. >> and your chance to own the art that was part of a million of commutes. >>> closed captioning is brought to you by plymouth rock >>> massachusetts attorney general hollywoodly is our in- studio guest tonight on the wbz 10:00 over on my tv 38. everything is on the table and we're taking your questions on everything from fantasy sports to the crises. tweet me at wbz and we'll see you then. >>> and tonight at 11:00 for someone with an allergy, an epipen can be the difference of life and death, but the c's of these life-saving krugs

little bit of cloud cover in chicago and boston but most spots looking good.> thanks, david. >>> in health check a new study has found a toxic chemical in nail polish not listed as an ingredients. researchers at duke university and the environmental working group say some polishes have a chemical that's usually used to manufacture plastic and as a fire retardant. doctors say it could affect hormone regulation and reproduction. >>> well, less is apparently better when it comes to breast cancer screenings. the american cancer society says women should start mammograms later in life and get fewer of them. women with an average risk are recommended to start annual breast screenings at age 45 instead of 40 and switch to every other year at 55. some doctors say they're concerned the guidelines may shift focus away from catching cancer early. a lot of confusing information out there. >> up next in the morning buzz today is the day that fans with certain time traveling classic movie has gone gaga over. >> plus a roach infested restaurant shut down months ago will fina

at first it will be san francisco, chicago and boston. lyft drivers can get discount on daily, weekly and monthly car rentals through hertz. uber has incentives for the drivers includes a car rental pilot program and discount fuel card. >>> the accrediting commission that over sighs state colleges is in jeopardy. san francisco city attorney sued claiming that city college was treated unfairry occuring the review process. now a state commission recommends the board of governors should vote to set up a replacement agency. commissioners scheduled a special meeting in sacramento to discuss the report and take public comments. we'll follow that story. >>> time is 6:10. still ahead, sonoma jail officials are facing a civil rights lawsuit. what a former female inmate is accusing a keep of cog. >>> the frontrunner to be the next house speaker bowed out. the reason mccarthy gave for removing himself from the race. >>> traffic is moving well in the east bay on some freeways, slowly on others. owly on others. . >>> fog has returned to the coast, inl

police say campbell was on a united airlines flight from boston to chicago last night. just before take-off, he allegedly made a comment about having a bomb in his bag. state police were called and quickly removed him from the plane but they didn' t find a bomb. the flight took off without campbell about an hour later. campbell was held on $250 bail, his arraignment later today in live in boston, frank holland, wcvb. randy: breaking overnight, boston police are investigating a fight at a bar that landed a man in the hospital with slash wounds. according to boston ems, it happened either inside or outside the bell in hand bar on hanover street in the city' s north end. one person was taken to mass general with slash wounds to the neck but he' s expected to be ok. another man suffered minor injuries. emily: new this morning, a dzokhar tsarnaev' s pre-trial confinement at devens. newly unsealed court documents show the fbi screened all his calls, he was barred any contact with media and cut off from communicating with other inmates. right now, tsarnaev is being held in sol

frank: yesterday evening temple was on a flight from boston to chicago. he had a bomb in his bag, he said in front of passengers. the flight took off about an hour later and campbell was held on $250,000 bail. he is expected to be arraigned later on today. emily: another testy republican debate but this time the attacks not just among the candidates, the moderators became targets. how about talking about the substantive issues? emily: they were criticized for inciting more fights than encouraging policy discussion. the overall theme was the economy. questions ranged from taxes to the debt ceiling and social security. front runners donald trump and ben carson stole less spotlight this round. marco rubio and ted cruz are being praised by pundits this morning for standing out. the next republican debate is less than two weeks away. >> a big battle in foxborough as the miami dolphins come over to face the patriots. a lot of talk about the two teams. the patriots are undefeated so far this year and have had such a great season coming off a super bowl win. the

from someone else it's all green at philadelphia inlts ag agoal airport particularly kick chicago, orlando even boston. we'll talk about the rain coming on friday afternoon maybe into friday evening and then of course changes for the weekend. but overall a nice one out her here. i would like to see a little more sun. >> we me, too, david. thank you. >> a new plaque in north philadelphia honors an officer that lost his life in line of duty. family and friends of robert wilson third along with charles ramsey were at a demonstration. sergeant wilson died in a gun battle a gamestop as he found himself in the middle of an armed robbery. >> richard gere will help accept the prize. the tibeten leader was forced to cancel his four after his doctors said he needed rest. a long dime budis. it has been for human rights in tibet. both go on sale friday 6abc is a trot cast partners. >> families will become homeowners thanks it to a good foundation. thank volunteers were on hand to help homes call hope village. one is ready end this month and others should be completed by the end of the year. >> much more ahead. mo

john: i would hope, but no new chick-fil-a seven opened in chicago, san francisco, arm boston.g this physicist who helped plan the probe on a comment for the 1st time in history. but he said that while wearing this shirt which some people call offensive, sexist. >> the shirt i wore this week -- john: he quickly apologized. >> i made a big mistake and defended many people and then very sorry about this. john: the physicist did not even fight back. he cried at his apology press conference. >> and they destroy him anyway. they don't care whether he is sorry. what they are doing is making an example to others. john: they also made an example of silicon valley who lost his job after they discovered he made. >> 82,008 the nation are thousand dollars in support of proposition eight. john: but in 2008 even leftist said. >> i'm not opposed to gay marriage. an activist discovered by extermination. >> the progressive silicon valley committee lashed out accusing him of homophobia and bigotry. >> he resigned in the year later he still cannot find work. >> he invented one of the most popular

. >>> flying, airport delays likeiest in new york, boston, chicago, detroit andmiami. >>> there's a lot o of worko be done to recover a valuable mimilitary sveillance blimp that floated away from its base. the rainn overnight at the rural pennsylvania site where it w went down didn't make things easier for workers. >> it broke loose at the military's aberdeen proving hours later in moreland township, pennsylvania. abc's linsey davis is there. >> reporter: for hours a mystery, just where was the $175 million military blimp? >> it knocked down our power at school and knocked down all of columbia's power. >> 12:20 p.m. it becomes unhinged detaching from its station in aberdeen proving ground in maryland traveling north 16,000 feet in the air floating into pennsylvania. >> it's going to land right in the cornfield. >> reporter: the blimp floating over a high school in bloomsburg, pennsylvania. >> oh, my god, it's going down. >> reporter: dragging a long metal tether, a cable several thousand feet long wiping out power lines along the way. the top secret balloon cost $175 million. the progra

dennis campbell boarded united airlines flight 439 from boston to chicago wednesday night and after the wrong word. who, you know, worst-case scenario, unfortunately used airplane. unfortunate that common sense >> reporter: employer will argue he was making light of the heavily packed overhead bins, telling the flight attendant, when we land, that bad could come flying out of there like a bomb. but, that word is all anyone on board needed to hear to call police. campbell was arrested because he didn't have a bomb, he's been charged with making a false bomb threat. >> be very, very clear, he had absolutely zero intentions of doing anything wrong. >> reporter: the defense tried to plead with the judge to be realistic, saying that the case would not be indicted. the judge did not take kindly to that saying this is a serious offense and ordered campbell to stay away from all flights until the case is closed. you saw dennis campbell walking out of court in the video because he did post his $250 cash bail. he has been ordered a way to stay away from airports, cannot fly or leave the state unt

police say campbell was on a united airlines flight from boston to chicago last night. just before take-off, he allegedly made a comment about having a bomb in his bag. state police were called, and quickly removed him from the plane. they didn' t find a bomb. the flight took off without campbell about an hour later. frank: campbell was held on $250 bail, his arraignment later today in east boston. live in boston, frank holland, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: sentencing will be handed down today for the former new hampshire prep school student whose rape trial made national headlines. owen labrie was cleared of the most serious charges, but was convicted of using a computer to lure a 15-year-old girl to a sexual encounter. he' s hoping for probation but faces up to 11 years. his trial exposed a campus sex competition culture between male students at saint paul' s in concord. >> we are running for someone has convinced you attacking me is going to help you. randy: trading barbs and trying to gain ground. jeb bush and marco rubio go on the attack against each other. but the r

across the east looks good, chicago 58, boston 56 atlanta 69 and we're pushing 60 this afternoon. back with the weekend forecast in just a few moments. >>> more motorists on the roads but no issues to slow you down so looks like our weekend already off to a great start with a lot of earlier issues we have primarily in prince georges county all resolved, so we're off to a great start this morning. stay with us we'll have much more news, weather and traffic and a look at how things shape up on metro coming up right after the break. >>> in your money this morning, venezuela's president plans to file a lawsuit over a dispute issued a decree issued by president obama. in march president obama declared the south american country a threat and imposed sanctions on top officials for alleged human rights violations. venezuela's president says he will file suit in the u.s. court to try to get those sanctions repealed. >>> seven people have been indicted in connection with the largest disaster fraud identity theft case ever. federal prosecutors say the defendants are accused of faking more th

philadelphia's musician will still be paid substantially less than their counterparts in new york, boston and chicago>> ♪ >> flyers bringing it on home tonight. >> after a tough start to the season, jim, after two losses on the road to open the season flyers are in town for the home opener against florida. but there is an unexpected change in net tonight. our jaime apody is live at the wells fargo center. >> two days after the worst outing of his flyers career steve mason is out of the lineup with what the team is calling a personal family matter. gm ron hextall basically begged the media this morning to respect mason's privacy and so he is out and in is michael neuvirth in goal tonight. he'll get the start. he got in the game saturday after mason was benched in their seven to wontless florida. tonight a chance to get revenge on that same team. it's not the way they wanted to start the season two games, two losses. after all slow starts is what keeps getting coaches fired. >> it's an important game for us obviously like every other one but it's always something special the first game of the season at

if you're flying, airport delays likeliest in washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york, boston, detroit, chicago. >>> no state criminal charges will be filed against a soututh fatally shot an unarmed 19-year-old during a drug sting. >> zachary hammond was o on a first date sitting in his car when officer mark tiller approached with his gun drawn. hammond was shot as he tried to drive away. prosecutors say the shooting was juified because the officer had reason to fear for his life. it all started when the woman in hammond's car allegedly bought mamarijuana om an undercover officer. >>> there are concerns this morning about the safety of cryotherapy after the death of a spa employee. the treatmentnvolves exposure to subzero temperatures for a minute or two. it's supposed d to relie pain and help patients lose weight and make them look younger but the young woman was found frozen to death in one of the spa's cryotherapy chambers. investigators in las vegas say she should not have used the equipment by herself. >>> a disturbing crime caught on camera in philadelphia. realizing he had been robbed th

it will be the chicago cubs against the pittsburgh piratesp. >>> a celebration of the best in boston sports. david ortiz and rob gronkowski take part in the first awards

boston 49, chicago a chilly 45 degrees. >>> temple football puts their undefeated record on the line at link. the owls play tulane this afternoon. here's ducis rogers with the rest of the sports. >> reporter: good morning we'll start you off with an injury report for the eagles. kendricks and alonso out. peters is listed as questionable. many people are questioning demarco murray lack of production and how he is being used this season. everyone says he is frustrated. he said he feels differently. >> i wouldn't use the word frustration, obviously you wouldn't want to be 1 >> we're not having success running the ball. it's not just one player that's involved it's the entire group that's involved in success of rushing the football. >> reporter: noelle will not practice because he is banged up. >>> troapt -- toronto, 4-3 lead. the rangerrers win 6-4 to take the lead. game 3 is tomorrow night in texas. that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a terrific weekend. >> the chairman of the board was honored at the kimmel center last night. philly pops performed

we take on a celebrity from nbc nbc's chicago pd for a sweet show down at a boston landmark. >>> our forecast is looking chilly at first but we are gearing up for a storm. we haven't seen the likes of in quite a while. >> anchor: check out this group of michigan women bringing record for the most rosie the riveters. more than 2000 all dressed up as the iconic character used to recruit female industrial workers during world war ii. so they posed for that photo and an old bomber plant south of detroit. >> anchor: just time for halloween. good halloween costumes right there. pete, i know you are working on yours, right? >> anchor: working on it. i had to use it over the weekend and . >> anchor: what is it? >> reporter: costume failure. was captain kirk and the zipper broke and my wife had to staple it. weather man can't aford a costume . >> anchor: not for a night? >> reporter: do you want me to dress up just for you? >> anchor: i feel bad for you, that's all, pete . >> reporter: it was kind of weird . >> anchor: that's kind of weird. >> reporter: i don't think, so that is too. we won't

. >> anchor: for my first challenge i am taking on this chicago pd star and this boston institution . >>> we're at mike's pass tree to see who is more skilled at filling canoli . >>> let me get in the zone . >>> this is the hard of thing ever . >> reporter: watch and you can vote on who did who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. right to rise usa is responsible for the content who has the plan for jobs? tax cuts for the eliminates special loopholes. an explosion in growth and new jobs. jeb: cut taxes. grow america. is responsible for the content of this message. >> anchor: a man is lucky to be alive after surviving a shark attack in hawaii of he is now talking about how he survived. the man wept for a swim last weekend and ended up fighting a shark to make his escape . >>> he lost a foot but said he wasn't going to give up without a fight. >>> i just felt a big yang on my legs. that's all surprising. then i looked back and that's what i saw, it was a shar

. >>> he got on a plane at logan bound for chicago but touched down in a boston courtroom today. an uxbridge man says he was only joking when he said had he a bomb in his bag -- he had a bomb in his bag, but no one on the plane laughed. he instead can't go to logan nor can he fly on any airline >>> it has been a controversial program for decades. >> now china could be on the brink for a major change or one thing that works better than anything else. >> just ahead, gronk playing in the snow. what's the story behind rob's smells like spaghetti with my favorite. the johnsonville factory burned down brian. i may as well move out. well, if that's i'll stay. italian sausage. . >>> china's one-child policy will soon become part of the past. the decades old rule was implemented to prevent skyrocketing growth. >> if chinese lawmakers clear the change, future generations could grow up with is inlings. >> -- with siblings. >> the one-child policy was implemented in 1980 to slow china's population growth. it was 969 million that year and more than 1.3 billion today. there were always excepti

our most commonly traveled destinations although we're starting out rather cloudy towards chicago and towards bostonrning. erin. >> thanks, david. >>> in health check this morning, a new study has found a toxic chemical in nail polish not listed as and ingredient. researchers at duke university and the environmental working group say some polishes had a chemical usually used to manufacture plastic and used as a fire retardant. doctors say it could affect hormone regulation and reproduction. >>> less is apparently better when it comes to breast cancer screenings. the american cancer society now says women should start mammograms later in life and get fewer of them. women with an average risk are recommended to start annual breast screenings at age 45 instead of 40 and switch to every other year at age 55. some doctors say they're concerned the guidelines may shift focus away from catching cancer early. >> a five-day rest for the flyers didn't do them much good. they took on the dallas stars at the wells fargo center last night. that's steve mason back in goal after missing two games for personal reas

we're going green aircraft so no major delays and philadelphia boston out to chicago partly cloudy skiesatlanta is clear as a bell and some clouds this morning in orlando but not quite as bad as what we had yesterday. so, hopefully it's clear sailing for those of you flying out of phl. matt and tam. >> all right -- >> erin. [laughter] >> in health check a new study breaks down new mothers -- how a new mother's weight gain could affect her baby. doctors already knew that women who gain a lot of weight during pregnancy are more like to have overweight children. >>> but surprisingly women who gained weight after pregnancy are also more likely to have overweight children. there are three plausible explanations for the link between a mother's weight and her child's weight including genes lifestyle and intrauterine programming. >> 5:22. up next in the morning buzz the little girl who loves going to cvs so much she wanted to have her birthday party there. >> plus, the moment when a college student is found after missing for nearly three days. that's at 5:30. but first here's america's money. >>

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i've run boston, chicago, nothing compares. >> you're going to be firing the pistol at 755.l me. you remember your time. you were a student at catholic university. >> i was a senior. probably stayed out the night before. stayed up till 4 in the morning and came down. i have a son racing this morning. >> he's one of the volunteers. >> one of the volunteers. it's great advertising for both d.c. and virginia. people have been coming in here for days. >> and coming from all over the world. 59 miles. you run every day. >>y. this is a beautiful day. you don't want it too hot. you don't want pouring rain. i remember in new york it was raining so hard your sneakers got heavy. it was like carrying 10-pound weights around. but this is pretty cool. >> you mentioned politics. were on the campaign hill with hillary. it's all about endurance. >> we had great day in alexandria. after 11 hows of testimony, she came out with us. >> we had 3,800. you were there. she was fired up. we had a great dinner. you've got to stay to this. you know, listen. we don't have our first contest till february

challenge kind of thing. >> this time we went over to an institution in the boston's north end, 1010 and taking star of chicago pd. really cool, show, right? how good is this person at stuffing canolis. you get to decide in the first installment of "who did it better?" >> today we're finding out if sweeter. you. welcome. >>> i'm going to beat you. but we will love watching you try. >> you actually probably going to beat me because i will eat them as i make them. >>> first we learned from the best. >> then it was time to get to work. >> you're making me nervous. >> that's the point. >> nope. that's terrible. wait a second. wait a second. how do i get this down to the bottom of the bag. i need the pastry guy back. can you get the canoli boy. dip, and dip. i see. >> 3, 2 -- >> come on. wait. >> i let jessie finish up his second canoli, and then its was my turn. >> she's already doing better. that's upsetting. there's ricotta. how the whole thing is ruined. >> it's hard. second one doesn't count. you have 30 seconds and you haven't made a good one yet. the conoli guy said you have the wrong shell. >> in the end i

drives the golden spike, it sends out a signal and people in the public areas in new york and boston, chicago, all erupt in cheers when the continent is spanned. this is the great era of world's fairs or expeditions, philadelphia centennial is a huge world's fair with millions and millions of people around the country and around the world. and the showcase event of this and all the other worlds fairs is technology. there's the generator on the right. the most amazing pieces, powergenerating machinery on the face of the earth. it powered the entire exposition. a big muscle flexing of america's technology and ingenuity. and the brooklyn bridge, which they would look at the brooklyn bridge and it's this beautiful bridge with the stone towers and gothic archways. there's a lot of nostalgia associated with the brooklyn bridge. 1883, itit opened in was the most advanced piece of technology, certainly in the united states and arguably in the world. it was a very complex machine, it was a great example of what steel could do. and so millions of people turned out for this unveiling of the brooklyn bri

you go to new york and boston chicago, i d.c., they are getting flooded with money that does not needh return. we need to be more diligent. we will go into atlanta, dallas, houston, seattle -- we are looking to find great communities where there is job growth, wage increase, all of these wonderful signs. millennials moving in. we see opportunities across the country and bring the community aspect, which i think adds more value. stephanie: you had time with steve ballmer. will he invest? we will talk later. it is great. we are growing. building these relationships is a great thing. as an athlete, you spend time running away from people -- you need to focus and do my job. but as a businessman, you have to make relationships. as an athlete, you spend your time running way from people, one in your personal time. this is a different time for athletes want to be social media personalities. david r.: that is a big change. stephanie: if you were a plan today, could you do that? absolutely. your doctor your time. in my time, we did not want our business in the streets. but now was a community,

. >> reporter: raymond will be travelling to boston over the next year it reminds me of chicago. people are kind and also unapologetic which i love. and people are very honest. >> reporter: raymond's brother tended berkeley she plans to work in a recording studio herself here in the boston area on a project. she won't reveal what it was though. in the newsroom, i'm christa del camp, 7 news. >> we have a jam packed night of primetime television on 7 nbc. it starts with: >> >> there is another 30 minutes of 7 news ahead. >> elizabeth: i'm list list, 7 news starts now. >> announcer: victim speaking out. >> he hit me from behind then, got me on the ground. >> announcer: as a local faster faces a judge on assault charges. breaking news in the case of a midford police detective caught on camera threatening a driver. >> another balmy day. tomorrow cools down a little bit but not much much. >> announcer: plus the stage is set for the first democratic debate in the race for president. we're live in las vegas and andy hiller has his instinct. 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> adam: a brookline

the chicago white stockings, and the boston red stockings, for example. mike kelly led the league in batting, and in runs scored. his ability to steal bases was immortalized in a song called "slide kelly slide." and i am going to just play a little bit now. you have to turn it on. there you go. >> ♪ ♪ i played a game of base-ball, i belong to caseys nine, the crowd was feeling jolly, and the weather it was fine a nobler lot of players i think were never found when the omnibuses landed that day upon the ground the game was quickly started, they sent me to the bat i made two strikes, says casey, "what are you striking at?" i made the third, the catcher muffed and to the ground it fell i run like a devil to first base, when the gang began to yell slide, kelly, slide, your running's a disgrace slide, kelly, slide, stay there, hold your base if some one doesn't steal you, and your batting doesn't fail you they'll take you to australia, slide, kelly, slide ♪ professor waugh: that is a wonderful song it, and don't tell me it isn't. [laughter] professor waugh: ki

there is not a big change in temperatures from boston out through chicago. and there is no real cold air for this time of year. that is going to be the theme from the midwest into new south. as we go through much of next week. look at some of these rainfall totals. south of austin, texas. close to a foot of rain. once again, dealing with a lot of flash flooding in portions of texas. this time close to the austin area. now, this rain shield is moving off to the north and to the northeast. the system breaks apart, in fact, some of it will try to slide off to the east. and another chunk of this moisture will get wound up into the midwest and then maybe into southern canada, but it loses a lot of strength. come on through, i don't expect much out of it. you know, i can't rule out a passing sprinkle or brief shower on sunday. much of the day is dry and many of us won't even see. that here is the pattern into next week. we do get cold and stormy through the west coast. that will allow the ridge to build through the midwest, ohio valley and into the northeast. mild

it's now available if philly, boston, washington dc and chicago . >> i need my own smart lunch sometimes. >> thank you, jill. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> coming up we have a check of your traffic and weather together. >> plus a look at the top stories. >> are you a big tipper? if not you might like this next story, a bunch of restaurants are doing away with gratuities. is this a good idea? geico motorcycle, >>> it may seem early to be talking about this but skiers in new england could hit the slopes soon. >> sunday river in maine is testing its snow-making equipment. they said if the weather cooperates the resort will open the upper portion of one trail on monday. that would be the earliest opening in 20 years. it's going to be chilly this weekend. >> uh-huh. >> be prepare ed -- be prepared. >> you guys aren't fans of snow. you know the skiers and snow borders are loving it. >>> new england may see a little bit of natural snow this weekend. 48 in boston right now. a lot of 30s on the map though. it's much cooler than 24 hours ago. it's 36 in jaffery, upper 30s in nassau, lawrence. lower