giovanni: gracias a ustedes, dios los bendiga. gracias. sigue presiÓn -- sigue persiguiendo a hillary clinton. tiene el compromiso de hacerlo. Éstos son correos electrÓnicos que fueron obtenidos del servidor privado de la candidata cuando ella era secretaria de estado y estuvo bajo investigaciÓn del fbi, por otra parte tambiÉn sabemos que el candidato trump habrÍa pagado una firma de britÁnica 5 millones de dÓlares para obtener informaciÓn y para obtener estadÍsticas de los votantes hacia los estados unidos, que parecÍa ser una contradicciÓn de lo que el candidato republicano ha dicho su mensaje de campaÑa de traer los trabajos de los estados unidos y ambos temas han sido temas de ataques para ambos candidatos y aquÍ parte lo que se dicha las Últimas horas. trump: ustedes saben que cuando veas los grandes generales ya todos ellos detrÁs de mÍ que han recibido medallas de honor pensar en ella como su jefa remite no lo creo. hillary clinton: estamos en contra de la posible al de regresar y de que vuelva a ser norma la discriminaciÓn. tomen e

ic nick giovanni, wbz. >>> also breaking a man accused of a violent kidnapping is under arrest, police say he grabbed a 14-year-old girl walking to the bus stop and threw her to the ground. louisa moller has more. >> reporter: 18-year-old john allen is facing very serious strangulation and assault and battery stemming from an incident last week. on the morning of november 10, bourne police say that a 14- year-old girl was walking to her bus stop when allen grabbed her and threw her to the ground. of the witness called out the victim's name and allen fled. police don't know that the victim and allen know each other. the

nick giovanni has new information. nick? >> reporter: and david and lisa, commissioner evans just stepped over to brief us and tells us that this stemmed from an argument between not random acts of which they appeared to specify early on. they did fact know each other on west cottage street. one of the men was found dead near the doorway and the other man is interrogated at this hour as the investigation continues. no word if the other man will be charged at this point. and police did want to make it clear there is no threat to the public at this point. again, just getting to the gather more information. >>> looks like he was in agony that took place by two individuals who know each other and as a result, we have one deceased here and one in custody. >> reporter: as you can see, police are on the scene and sorting through what happened but they are making it clear there is no threat to the ic nick giovanni, wbz. >>> also breaking a man accused of a violent kidnapping is under arrest, police say he grabbed a 14-year-old girl

giovanni. >> black friday shoppers show up early. the first person there claimed a spot at 5:00 wednesday night. >>> to breaking news new at 11:00. >> no crowding, no crowding. >> reporter: police are investigating a deadly shooting at a high school football game. today police are looking for the shooter or shooters that opened football game. new video has been released that captured the moments the gunman started firing. hundreds of people were in the crowd at the time those shots were fired. two people are dead. four more in the hospital. we're told the city's mayor was just 200 yards away from those gunshots. he took to twitter to condemn the gun violence. case wide open. teresa gaylin was murdered when she was just 16 years old. and today her family hopes that her case will be solved. >> she was the type of girl who would talk to anyone who she came across. >> reporter: young and lovely, that's the way she rememb passed. december1978, teresa cogley had left a party at a bar when she was picked up by a group of men and allegedly s

nick giovanni, wbz news. >>> someone intimidate voters at a college in maine. and the governor is taking heat for backing the controversial claims. someone put up flyers at bates college. the flyers said students would have to register their cars instate in order to vote. >> it's just a little upsetting that someone is trying to make students not vote. against them. it caused such an uproar. >> the controversy grew when the governor said that whoever made the fliers had a point. the students could double dip by voting at home and at school. >>> stay with wbz and cbs news. we'll have the latest results on the race for prest. www.cbsboston.com and facebook for a special election webcast. >>> in an election filled with so much anger, so much hate. there's some joy to be found. >> still to come, the pride voters feel going to the polls. >>> and taking a look at our weather watchers network. and a beautiful day and nice pictures as well. i like the one that came in from hopkinton. technology on election night. 42degrees. sorry for the delay. it was worth it. c'mon i

we are live in tooksbury, nick giovanni. >>> the f.b.i. investigating the rampage at ohio state as terrorism. a student drove his car into a group of people on the sidewalk and started to slash them with a butcher knife. they say the 18-year-old somalia refugee injured 11 people. >> and then shot dead by police. liam has the latest. po warrant at the home of that attacker as they tried to confirm a motive and see if he had any help. >> additional unit is at 19th and college and several pedestrians struck. >> 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan driving his honda civic to a crowd of students. getting out and slashing several with a butcher knife. >> i heard screaming and i took my headphones out and all of the people were rushing over this way. >> and then a stroke of fortune. 28-year-old officer allen harussia happened to be nearby and responding to a call about a gas leak and saw abdul razak ali artan and opened fire. >> we got one down. critical. >> the shooter is in custody. >> the officer was on the scene in less than a minute and he ende

defensas diego reyes, salcedo, moreno, arau araujo, alanis, medio campistas, marco fabiÁn de la mora, giovanni sigan disfrutando que le hayan ganado a las chivas. marÍa leticia: presidente barack obama recibe a los cachorros por compromiso porque Él le va a los red sox. >> porque es algo histÓrico. gracias william. ♪ veamos cÓmo pinta el clima para los prÓximos dÍas. leen felipe: para eso estÁ listo guillermo quiroz con el pronÓstico. guillermo: ¿quÉ tal, amigos?, las temperaturas con mÁs del promedio 71°, asÍ que agradable en la regiÓn, pero los cambios en camino, uno sistema que estarÍa trayendo toda la humedad para el norte y remanente de unas lluvia en la regiÓn, hay que tener cuidado, a partir del prÓximo domingo, posibles lluvia, especialmente en las autopistas, no hay advertencias, agradable en la lÍnea costera, alto oleaje, 71° en la bahÍa, san josÉ en los 75° se espera que por la noche en los 72°, ¿cÓmo pintan los proximos 5 dÍas? panorama nublado a partir del sÁbado y domingo, las temperaturas que van a alcanzar cerca de los 67 de en promedio, 20% de posibilidades de lluvia, el dÍa d

nick giovanni, wbz this morning. >>> janitors at harvard university reach a tentative agreement. they had threatened to go on strike. under the new deal they would the union members. >>> 4:34 right now. a mother is accused of being high on drugs while dropping off her daughter at school. staff at the school told police she was mumbling incoherently monday morning. the department of children and families is now investigating. >>> police need your help identifying the man on this scooter. investigators say he broke into a mosque and stole money. he's also a suspect of break-ins along quincy avenue. >>> a driver tabbed in the wreckage of her -- trapped in the wreckage of her when it rolled off the road. >> reporter: chris, the new hampshire woman is recovering after she was trapped in her car for roughly ten hours. firms say janice capco -- first the 70-year-old wouldn't get -- couldn't get out, but rescuers say she was smart. >>she had a bunch of clothes in the backseat. she put the closeds on to keep her warm. >> reporter: she also found a bang et but couldn't locate her cell phon

nick giovanni has more. >>reporter: at the height of friday's lunch hour, jimmy's famous beef and seafood in danvers was popping >> very busy. >>reporter: every booth by a window was occupied when one of customers stopped in. >> she was taking an order and all of a sudden it sounded like a big explosion. >>reporter: surveillance cameras captured the moment the restaurant was rocked. watch the bottom left side of your screen. a man is sitting by himself when the car comes crashing in, jolting him right out of his seat. >> he was in shock because when you walked up here, he's looking at his cuts. not much. >>reporter: according to jimmy, the restaurant's owner, the woman behind the wheel was a long-time patron, going back to when he first set 1967. >> she tried to stop the car, but the car was rolling. >>reporter: just so happened that particular panel of glass the woman crashed into, it had just been replaced by dan a matter of months ago. he says he opted for safety glass. >> i had to change it and because,

nick giovanni has the story. >> reporter: he was one of people magazine's most eligible bachelors. former prosecutor gary zerola obscured his face from the camera as he was arraigned on all-too-familiar charges of rape. the former district attorney turned criminal defense attorney faced assault charges. eight years ag arrested on multiple charges but was acquitted. today, he was charged with two counts of rape on november 10. the accuser was not identified but is said to be someone that zerola knows. >>> the other big story, planes, trains, automobiles, no matter how you are traveling, things are packed. this is a nice view. expect the worst between 3:00 and 6:00. so hey, what you are looking at now may be as bad as it gets. >> at 6:02, perfect. [laughter] this is a look at the traffic maps. you can see a pretty amount of red out there, but for most of the traffic cameras, not as bad as yesterday. >> it was a very busy day at logan airport. mass dot estimates a million people traveling it's the season for traffic, lines, and delays. >> it's all for a great reason and we want to hel

reporting marlboro, nick giovanni, wbz this morning. >>the couple who accused their nanny of killing their baby has been awarded $4 million. mccarthy was deported to ireland. the family's lawyer knows she doesn't have the money, but they want to make sure she doesn't profit from any future movie or book deals. >>> a man charged with posing to -- fbi agent and trying to get inside someone's home. >> reporter: police say the man was armed with a gun, a knife, a stun gun, rope, duct tape and zip ties. his attorney claims the items were for camping. 23-year-old beganen le blanc was arraigned yesterday. he works at lincoln labs in lexington and so does the woman who lives at the home. she didn't know him. they say he identified himself as an fbi agent and asked to use the bathroom. >>he knocked on the door and they didn't know who he was and he said, well, i'm an fbi officer, and he said can i use your there were, and they thought -- your bathroom and they thought that was suspicious. residents for calling police immediately. le blanc also w

nick giovanni, wbz news. >>> more breaking news. this time, out of saugus. fire crews on the scene of a large house fire. skyeye. we don't know about any possible injuries yet. we are working to get more information. as soon as we do, we'll pass it along. >>> no question that the holiday rush is on, and thousands are on the road heading to their destinations and not getting there nearly as quickly as they like. and we could see a few from yourys tomorrow. >> eric, it's looking okay. >>> a chilly gray day, a few snowflakes bad forecast and not a bad travel day with many towns back in the 30s, high pressure in control and a few high clouds ahead of the approaching storm system. it's not very strong and actually weakens as it moves towards new england. tomorrow morning, a chance for a few flurries and spotty drizzle. we'll have to keep a close eye to see if anything develops. day. as you head home, the rain showers will be more widespread and snowflakes across new hampshire and vermont in the higher elevations. the idea is most of us stay in the 30s, overcast s

and sorting through what happened but they are making it clear there is no threat to the ic nick giovanni, wbz. >>> also breaking a man accused of a violent kidnapping is under arrest, police say he grabbed a 14-year-old girl walking to the bus stop and threw her to the ground. louisa moller has more. >> reporter: 18-year-old john allen is facing very serious strangulation and assault and battery stemming from an incident last week. on the morning of november 10, bourne police say that a 14- year-old girl was walking to her bus stop when allen grabbed her and threw her to the ground. of the witness called out the victim's name and allen fled. police don't know that the victim and allen know each other. the are uninjured. >> the aggravated part of the charge comes from her being under the age of 16. >> reporter: allen is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow in falmouth district court. louisa moller, wbz news. >>> and also tonight, going free. massachusetts house speaker sal dimasi will be released early, serving 5 years of his 8-year sentence for corruption. >> and because of his rapidly dec

governor baker is making a late push to stop the proposal as nick giovanni reports. >>reporter: it's a debate that will soon be settled at the polls, the question of cannabis in the commonwealth and whether recreational marijuana should be legalized in massachusetts. >> i think all the questions at into what i would call the too- close-to-call category. >>reporter: those in favor and against pot's legalization reaffirm on question 4 friday, including massachusetts governor charlie baker. >> to question yourself on question 4, it's 6,000 words long. it was written by the marijuana industry for the marijuana industry. it's a billion dollar industry that's just dying to be able to commercialize its product here in the commonwealth. >>reporter: governor baker maintained legalizing marijuana would pose a public safety threat, deaths of massachusetts state trooper thomas clarty who was killed when his cruiser was slammed into by a driver who prosecutors claim was under the influence of marijuana back in march. >> it's not just a legitimate concern for folks in law enforcem

orlando: y giovanni medina, padre del hijo de ninel conde, hizo lo inimaginable.6. ya senos fue el aÑo! johnny: este aÑo se me fue en un dos por tres. ustedes saben que ayer estuvimos presentando el video del holograma de jenni rivera. esto ha causado una controversia increÍble, porque todo el mundo decÍa que no era jenni, sino que era chiquis. vamos a llegar hasta los Ángeles. allÍ vamos a tener la oportunidad con luis sandoval deber cÓmo es que sucede este proceso, y que nos lleven paso a paso. alan: se ve impresionante. y quÉ exclusiva de addis tuÑÓn! el hijo de juan gabriel, alberto aguilera, dice que teme por su seguridad y por su vida, de que sÍ le exigían muchÍsimo a juan gabriel para que hiciera conciertos. no se lo pierda mÁs adelante. karla: yo creo que estas declaraciones van a dar mucho de que hablar. y tan tan tatÁn! hoy varias famosas se van a vestir de novia! lo mÁs divertido es que quizá de aquÍ salgan con marido. alan: varios se pueden apuntar. karla: y con ese vestido, enseÑando el ombligo y todo... johnny: conozco dos o tres que estÁn solteras,

nick giovanni is live back at that scene tonight. there has been a lot of accidents there. >> reporter: to the point where d.o.t. refers to this intersection as a high crash location. we saw why today. shattered glass littering the streets. dorchester. >>the cars are coming across. >> reporter: the latest case involved a three vehicles, one parked outside of the austin fire station -- of a boston fire station. >> there were a couple of accidents over the summer, one after the other. >> reporter: we saw a series of near misses right here where the streets merge. their left turn signals. there is no stop sign so they are left guessing as to whether or not they can go. one man in his 60s now fights to his life, taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. neighbors are fighting for a stoplight to replace some of the stop signs at this intersection. >>hopefully someone will look at putting in a light or doing something. >> reporter: i will tell you, as we were focusing on a sexual intersection, my photojournalist noticed to the

live in walpole, nick giovanni, wbz news. >>> day two in the books, but the switch to electronic tolling seems to be going off without a hitch. you can see cars moves at a normal clip for the evening commute. the massachusetts department of transportation says they are ahead of schedule right now. more than half of the toll booths have been demolished. and by the way, the is up and running. >>> the countdown is on after a long election season. we are a week from election day in the race for the white house. and governor baker has made up his mind not to vote for anyone for president. >> i said months ago that i didn't think donald trump had the temperament. and i thought hillary clinton had believablity issues. race discouraging, it's the first time that he will not be casting a vote for president. whether they are voting for president or not. we know that 200,000 people have signed up to vote in massachusetts since the last presidential election. that brings the number of voters in our state to 4.5 million. we'd love to have you join us on election night. cbs news wi election special at

. >> reporter: nick giovanni, wbz news. >>> libertarian vice fannual hall. fan -- faneuil hall, and he has spoken about how qualified hillary clinton is for the job and it's his primary goal to make sure donald trump does not win the house. >>> tomorrow the new york cemetery where susan b. anthony is buried will extend hours for people to visit her grave. it's a tradition for some, and with hillary clinton on the ballot the crowds are expected to be larger than usual. anthony lee give women the right to vote. >>> and one thing republicans and democrats can agree on is this election was one big source of stress. expertssay if you are experiencing election-related anxiety -- who isn't -- there are things to do. stay informed but don't binge watch and try not to worry too much about the outcome but if you are worried, just make sure you votes. that would help you feel like you are taking a proactive night. scott pelley and the team netanyahu work will begin coverage at 7:00 and stay on it all night if necessary and at 9:00, you can join us on cbsboston.com. thi

. >> reporter: nick giovanni, wbz news. >>> libertarian vice

. >>> a suspect in a deadly double shooting in west phoenix surrenders to police. 26-year-old giovanni is facing first degree and attempted murder charges. he has beeny leased on bail. police say. two men were found shot near 67th avenue and van buren. espeno died and hernandez suffered serious injuries. espeno's wife told police her husband and to steal marijuana from another plan and then espeno demanded his share of the money before he was shot. >>> and an inmate escaped custody this morning has been recaptured. 25-year-old michael hoffmann kicked out the back of a transport van and then he took off. but mcso deputies say they were able to capture him this afternoon and he was serving a nine month sentence for aggravated assault involving an incident with his girlfriend at >>> by now you probably know there is a new sheriff in town. democrat paul penzone unseats long time maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio in last night's election this was kind of a stunner. a bitter defeat for the self-proclaimed toughest sheriff in america who was seeking 7th term in office. we caught up with sher

nick giovanni, wbz news. >>> we have a november warmup. and some spots could get close to 70 degrees. >> not a bad pattern for and it's a cool, bright day with lots of sunshine. temperatures in the 50s. and look to the west. all the 80s across the middle of the country. if you had in your -- that cleveland would host the world series near 80 degrees. i want to take you to vegas. clear skies for now and increasing clouds later on tonight. we're looking at temperatures not as cold as last night. boston. and then temperatures should be up in the 60s and maybe close to 70. it doesn't last too long but a couple of days to get outside. >>> we have a developing story in maryland. federal investigators are already on scene looking for clues in this deadly crash between a school bus and a transit bus. there were no kids on the school bus but the crash killed the school bus driver and five people on car, struck the entrance to a cemetery, and veered into on coming traffic and hit the transit bus. >> it literally looked like a bomb exploded in the bu

nick giovanni has more. >> three. two. one. >> reporter: without dramatic pause it, pull the switch again. 30,000 lights, illuminated the heart of boston on saturday. >> it is beautiful. they are a little almost every year and it is so beautiful and amazing. >> reporter: thousands filed in like a big boston family. than the faneuil hall holiday spectacular hosted by wbz news anchors lisa hughes and david wade. all eyes trained on the norwegian spruce that stood 85 feet tall. >> it is beautiful that the people are here together. it does not matter what nationality. it is a great time to holiday season with festive sights and sounds and the blue man group is the leading the christmas tree topped off a tradition that kids of all ages countdown to celebrate. >> we are trying to start in the holidays and really getting into cherishing what we really have. >> reporter: the lights are on and the confetti is flying. the holidays are officially underway boston. six weeks of lights and sound extravaganza. reporting from -- mick giov

green and giovanni bernard yesterday. they'll be coming to cleveland in a couple weeks. but the giants, mary kay and josh, come to town this sunday. they are 7-3 on the year with eli manning now playing really, really well. a lot of these teams coming in here and that they play on the road through the remainder of the season need wins when they play them >> the giants have won 5 straight games. going to tough football game for the browns. >> i think they're awe septemberable to a loss, because of how bad the browns have been playing and how good they have been playing. >> do you think they're taking them lightly? . >> taking them lightly. >> one of the great games at the new stadium was that monday night win. i think, if there's a win out there for the browns, i think it's the ben gals team. i think the ben gals are ripped apart emotionally. been a disaster of a year for >> that's possible. the other thing is the browns players lost huge after so much that they would want to win that game for him so badly, and that's what they wanted to do the first time around. >> that

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. >> la bloggera giovanni sÁnchez comenzÓ a publicar en twitter desde que falleciÓ fidel castro.ibiÓ junto a una foto que representa los millaes de cubanos que se han lanzado al mar en busca de la libertad. (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> ademÁs del presidente obama el presidente electo, donald trump reaccionÓ a la muerte de castro, asÍ como tambiÉn los presidentes de bolivia, ecuador, el salvador, honduras y el primer ministro de canadÁ enviÓ sus condolencias. >> muchas gracias, nos vamos ahora de vuelta con marÍa celeste que estÁ en la habana, adelante. >> asÍ es, frente al monumento a josÉ m donde se rinde homenaje pÓstumo a fidel castro llegan miles y miles de personas a medida que pasan las horas, estÁn esperando pacientemente, algunos por horas, una vez entran al monumento pasando por el frente de esta foto de fidel castro y estos arreglos florales que fue enviado por el pueblo. el partido comunista asÍ que estas dos ofrendas florales tienen un significado diferente, hay rosas blancas, hay gardenias, tambiÉn hay una frase de raÚl castro ahÍ escrita, hay muy cerca de allÍ un do

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nick giovanni has more. dramatic pause, pull the switch again. 30,000 lights illuminated the heart of boston saturday. >> it's beautiful. they were a little off. >> we come almost every year, and it's just like so beautiful and amazing. >> reporter: thousands filed in like one big boston family. for the faneuil holiday spectacular hosted by wbz news anchors lieu is a hughes and david wade. all eyes stood on the tree 80 feet tall. >> this is the people are together to celebrate. great time to celebrate all. >> reporter: ushering in the holiday season with festive sights, sounds and hats, not to mention the blue man group. the lighting topped off a tradition kids of all ages count down to celebrate. >> we're starting the holidays and really getting into cherishing what we really have. >> reporter: so the lights are on, confetti is flying, the in boston. six weeks of light is and sound extravaganza. >>> and your weather forecast is about to get even better. the ges-r satellite was launched last night it was del

even with the language barrier the the pastor there, don giovanni, he didn't speak any english so thank god for google translate because i know very little italian. so he made a phone call to a friend of his in scotland and at one point she and i were talking back and forth and she explained to me that they have been, they have known about philomena for a while now and they have been praying for her. >> so many people are praying for her right now, what do we hepp to have next or what is next on this journey. >> our next journey is an mri first week in december that is the miracle we're hoping for. >> daddy will hold your leg. >> if he lets go i will think he left me. >> daddy will never leave you and let you go. >> what is it like for your family because this is a shell shocking experience to get news just this september and you are in the middle of all this, what is it like to go through this with your children and fighting together. >> i can't answer that because you don't even have time to think, you just go through it second by second and by the grace of god we have the strength to

entre los que fallÓ, giovanni dos santos. alan: se queda con las ganas.raiders. alan: voy al superbowl, ya tengo el boleto! >> yo creo que es mi responsabilidad como ciudadano tener conciencia de quiÉn ♪ satcha: la campaÑa demÓcrata reaccionÓ con beneplÁcito al cierre de investigaciÓn sobre los correos electrÓnicos hallados en la computadora de huma abedeen. donald trump dijo que la ex secretaria de estado estÁ siendo protegida. invitamos al director de la campaÑa de hillary clinton. un placer saludarlo. >> buenos dÍas. satcha: vamos a empezar con la conclusiÓn a la que llega el fbi respecto a no imputar cargos a hillary clinton.. ¿es demasiado tarde para la campaÑa de la primera dama? [habla en inglÉs] >> creo que este asunto ya estÁ resuelto. desde el comienzo hemos dicho que aquÍ no había nada nuevo, que el director del fbi lo certificÓ. si queremos concentrarnos en estos Últimos dÍas, me complace decir que hoy ella harÁ un anuncio de dos minutos para hablar de su versiÓn positiva para el paÍs. satcha: no cabe duda que el anuncio por parte del fbi de l

entre los que fallÓ, giovanni dos santos. alan: se queda con las ganas.los raiders. alan: voy al superbowl, ya tengo el boleto! >> yo creo que es mi responsabilidad como ciudadano tener conciencia de quiÉn va a ser mi lÍder, quiÉn va a cambiar mi mundo, mi entorno, mi cultura, mi educaciÓn. johnny: mi gente, continuamos en un programa muy divertido, en un lunes maravilloso, y recordÁndoles que tenemos que salir a votar. oigan, ¿se acuerdan del pulpo paul? ana patricia: sÍ, ya muriÓ. johnny: que se encargaba de predecir quiÉn ganarÍa los juegos en los mundiales. resulta que ahora en china hay un mono que aseguren que predijo quiÉn serÁ el ganador de las elecciones de los estados unidos. la forma de predicciÓn consiste en besar el cartÓn de uno de los candidatos. segÚn el mono, el ganador serÁ donald trump. francisca: se muriÓ de amor el mono por donald trump. lo mÁs importante es que todavÍa hay tiempo para ganar. recuerden que tenemos que hacerlo tambiÉn por aquellos que no tienen voz. ya estamos a poquito de saber quiÉn gobernarÁ esta gran potencia mundi