i mean, it's been mary and me, and you and thelma lou or mary, and me and you and, uh... well, i was thinkin'. yeah? don't you think we ought to spend some time alone? do you, uh... do you understand? sarah, get me 2-4-7. you should have mentioned this sooner. thelma lou? barn. yeah. listen, we can't make it over to mary's tonight. andy and i wanna spend some time alone. right... okay. you call mary. what do you wanna do? no, barn. that... that's not what i had in mind. that's not what i had in mind at all-l-l. you see, what i had in mind was i want to spend some time alone with mary. do you understand? see, i wanna spend some time alone with mary. hmm? follow me? are you kiddin'? son of a gun, of course i follow you. good. then, we'll be alone tonight, right? sure, pal. good, good, good. well, i'm going to floyd's and get a haircut. sure, you do that. oh... that son of a gun. i should've guessed. he's gonna pop the question tonight. andy and mary? really, barney? they're gettin' married? yeah. oh, isn't that wonderful? andy? getting married? my andy? yeah, yeah, he's ask

mary cay: good girl. brandon: and then say "heel" and turn clockwise. mary cay: heel.ong and thorough training session... brandon: there you go, just like that. narrator: ...luna is now following mary cay's every command, proving that the student has now become the teacher. brandon: perfect, and give her a treat. mary cay: good girl. oh what a good girl. brandon: nice, nice, nice. and at that point i'd seen enough. open that up. brandon: put it on her. narrator: luna has earned her green graduation collar and that's not only a victory for her, but for her new family as well. mary cay: i don't know how to explain how huge a gift this is. chris: it just makes me warm inside seeing how happy mary cay is having a dog that we both love and one that she's comfortable with. mary cay: she's a very special dog and is going to be a huge part of our family. i just don't know how to say thank you enough. brandon: alright luna, take care of yourself. luna lost her home and her family while mary cay's loss was her beloved dog. now new memories can be made for years to come, filled w

for it was mary ? ? mary... ? yes, sir. a fine girl. doing a fine job, works hard all the time tryin' to help folks stay healthy. i'll tell you one thing-- we're lucky to have her, i'll tell you that. ? ...they say marie ? are you doing? huh? oh, nothing. i was just listening to you go on and on about that fine girl. ain't it just fine that she's got such a fine sheriff to help her out with her fine work? a little sugar-- that didn't hurt none, did it? what are you talking about? that little kissy on the jaw-- that felt kinda good, didn't it? it felt better than a mule's nose. that's pretty good, isn't it? you don't think that's got anything to do with...? oh, no. i just think you wanna help her out stay nice and healthy. it's good to be healthy. it's very good to be healthy. and it's important that rafe get all them shots and you oughta help. the whole department oughta get in and help. it's a good thing she ain't campaignin' for folks to get their eyes examined. how's that? one kiss on your jaw and we'd all be wearin' glasses. oh, com

./// ((brian loftus)) and our very special guest, mary. mary is here... mary is one-years-old... tell us a little bit about mary. holly/animal foundation dog... she's so, so sweet, and she can't wait to find her new best friend to cuddle with. ((brian loftus)) >> really a kind heart.. greeting all of us in studio. mary good with kids and families? holly/animal foundation >> i would think so. she came in as a stray, so we don't know too much about her, but her personality seems like she would be perfect for that environment. ((brian loftus)) >> i would think so. loves to snuggle... loves to be petted, and very popular as i mentioned in house. now we're talking about mary, and our puppy pigskin pet of the week. we gotta see which way mary i don't know if mary is hungry, but it looks like there's some sweet bacon in the bowl. shall we take a stroll forward.. and see which way mary picks.. for our pippy pigskin picks of the week.... she's going, wait a second, i ate like 20 minutes ago, i'm good. ok, and she goes right for the green bay packers. puppy pigskin picks of the week have b

>> but, sheriff... >> mary. how did you manage to escape? >> escape? >> yeah, from the banditos. >> what banditos? >> the ones that took you prisoner yesterday. >> i wasn't taken prisoner. >> then where were you? >> well, i went down to the railhead tnd to some of my friends, to help establish my identity as mary stark. >> well,hy didn't you told before you goed? >> i guess i just didn't think about it. when i got bac you weren't around, so i came over here to talk to the sheriff. >> she was telling me what holden was up to when you boys got into that scrap with him. >> well, you believe her, don't you, sheriff? >> why, of course. >> then why did you arrest us? >> why, you're not under arrest. here are your guns. i just brought you boys over here because miss stark was waiting for you. >> you know, cisco, this is the >> (chuckles) say, sheriff, when will the probate judge arrive here? >> he's already arrived. as a matter of fact, he's going to hold a hearing on jim's will in about an hour. >> cisco, the evidence i wired for won't arrive for at least a

ed: mary ann? mary ann: going 0-2 is never good and linda ran on 0-2 and cleaned up the state and got everybody to go against it. charlie baker gets help by being in the urban areas and will pick up support there and will pick up suburban voters, mothers in particular because of the opposition to charlie baker goes to he'll have to answer why he supported yes on two. the problem with the legislature now is they are legislating by ballot initiative so they put school funding again for how many years only to have to deal with it again. they did the same thing with medical marijuanaa which is why we ended up with the ballot question to legalize it and they'll have to deal with it again. it's the wrong way to govern. janet: charlie baker himself made a point when asked about that that he did go into the cities and did do campaignin intangibles. >> this is a good opportunity for governor baker to show his ability to govern on the follow-up to these two questions. ed: we go to break now but fios is not c

mary anne: purgatory was too political and that advice. jaent: democrats have a new party leader, gus bickford. he's ready to give the governor a run for his money in 2018. any advice for him? ginny? ginny: i don't know. take a nap. [laughter] ginny: i think it is going to be a tough pill to flog there. jaent: issue right? mary anne: no. charlie baker only won by 40,000 a way to go after him. ed: robert kraft went to see donald trump. was he just congratulating them question mark congratulating him -- congratulating him? mary anne: if you are a fan, and your quebec" supported him -- ginny: it is someone that is out of touch. donald trump won the election. three reasonable, tell the people supported him. mary anne: if you are anything other than a white man, you weren't happy with the election. ginny: i was happy with it. ed: of course there will be a lot of things that table because seldom ac has been allowed release, but after the the 2016 season, who should be told to sit at the kids table this year? mary anne: the 16 republicans that ra

i made a phone call and we had a conversation about the engine. >> marie: kelly says he found what he was looking for on the site rise suns.com. he she's did his home work. >> he sent he an invoice in a pdf form. >> marie: so heen check for $900. >> it had a delivery date on there and we're sitting here so that never happened. >> marie: the website was owned by john kep linger. >> claimed he was selling auto engines but never sent them. he took people's money, cashed the checks and did not send what people paid for. >> marie: his business may have started with good intentions but quickly turned fraudulent or even worse. dangerous. >> they had not been tested in the way he claimed they had. their engines fail while they were driving on freeways. >> marie: 300 victims lost more than $300,000 across the country. bowen says he feels he did his due diligence and isn't sure he would do anything different. >> i called the number and had a conversation. that's a big thing. you hear the person's voice and it gives it a sense of legitimacy. >> marie: san francisco postal inspectors say simple s

i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." migraines steal moments from my life. so i use excedrin. it starts to relieve migraine pain in just 30 minutes. and it works on my symptoms, too. are moments gained with excedrin. >>> it's re-election day, hillary clinton and donald trump spent the last hours making a final pitch to voters in the states they need to win. trump clinton called for unity. >> there is no reason, my friends, why america's best days are not ahead of us if we reach for them together. >> real change also means restoring honesty to our government. so, the first thing we should do, let's get rid of hillary. >> record numbers of americans have voted early. 42 million cast early ballots by mail or at polling stations. >>> and this is one presidential seth doane takes a look at how other nation, covering the 2016 campaign. >> reporter: it may be america's election -- but the world is watching. >> hillary clinton and donald trump so close in the polls. ? >> reporter: russia has figur

mary anne: you. janet: believed that four years ago let's talk about who they are targeting, their strategy. as he pointed out, donald trump dozen states. hillary clinton has instead decided she will not hit as many states, but she has a plethora of celebrities doing a lot of campaigning for her. what is this difference, what does it tell you about their strategy? mary anne: that is a real strategy. these events, whether beyonce, jay-z, lebron james, you have to pick up a tickets. you go after the event and vote. everyone attends an event goes and votes that is smart and not leaving it up to chance. like trump. janet: is she right? eric: no. you start with a romney electoral nap and then at ohio -- those states will go his way. after that, if he can peel off a big blue state like an subbing out near, it is over. he wins. mary anne: hold on -- eric: you hold on. the second congressional district in maine. there is a possible he can do that. to say you cannot have -- ed: we want to move to the new hamp

mary: i'm mary moloney reporting. joyce: police say weather conditions were clear and dry at the time of the crash. kathy: graphic photos just released raising new questions about the shooting death of jay anderson by wauwatosa police. they show the scene inside the car in which anderson was sitting in the back in june. the photos show the interior of the car, still stained with jay anderson's blood, when police released it to anderson's family. kent wainscott spoke with his family about why they has disturbing images. kent: jay anderson, sr. describes his first look at the car in which his son was shot and killed by a wauwatosa police officer. >> it's horrifying. i mean, it's horrifying. kent: the shooting happened in june, but family didn't get the car until recently, going public with photos they took of the interior. we have blurred the some of pictures which show blood stains remaining months after the shooting. >> i feel like he was left there to bleed out with all the blood i seen and i just feel like it was wr

anne-marie. >> hena daniels here in new york. thank you so much, hena. >>> a reminder, cbs election news begins on cbs at 6:30 p.m. with scott pelley, 5:30 central. you can also watch all day on news," pioneering women, at the grave of susan b. anthony. >>> and the star of "hamilton" stops by the late show to make the case for voting. ? what do you say get your hands hold you back try theraflu expressmax, now in new caplets. it's the only cold & flu caplet that has a maximum strength formula with a unique warming sensation you instantly feel. theraflu. for a powerful comeback. ? ? you gave up your say and the way you say it listen now what do you say get your from this election day ? ? if you're fighting you decide all the tools you use the power people died for ? ? now is time what you gonna do ? ? history has its eyes on you ? >>> it was a message that could have come from a founding father, but probably not the way they delivered it. "hamilton" star javier you meunier visited stephen colbert should hip-hop to the polling place

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with this rip-off alert, i'm marie mortera. >> michelle: all right. so we're two weeks away from thanksgiving. isn't that hard to believe? >> krystal: it's here! and, of course, at thanksgiving thanksgiving parade. we ha have a look at the new balloons unveiled today. kind of cool. >> michelle: good, important stuff. we'll be back. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this erica depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. ?? find a plan that may be right for you... like an aarp medicarecomplete plan insured through unitedhealthcare. it can combine medicare parts a and b... with prescription drug coverage and more... like primary care doctor visits for a $0 co-pay... all in one simple plan for

i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. and vote. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. and vote.it is election day. good morning, it is tuesday, november 8th, as we take a live look at the bay bridge. good morning. i am kenny choi. >> and i am michelle griego. we are here to talk a little weather and traffic. >> the weather is perfect. no reason why not to get out and vote. i am sure you will say the roadways are clear, too, to make your way to the polls. >> good morning, everybody. if you are just rolling out of bed this morning, we will be experiencing temperatures close to 80 degrees. but first, rocky? >>> let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, a cash lane back up but otherwise running smoothly into downtown san francisco. carquinez bridge will take 18 minutes and a new crash on westbound 92, a solo car crash, a hit-and-run. the one car still there is off to the shoulder. ambulances are on their way. it is cleared off the roadways. no delays onto the san mateo bridge. 880 to 101

i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. and vote. i'm anne-marie green. now at 4:30 - it is election day!the polls open in just a few hours here in wisconsin ... and we've got you covered. 3 and - a pedestrian is hit by a car in kenosha.we have new details this morning. good morning to you!thanks for joining us. today is tuesday november 8th--- election day! day! get you prepared to head to the polls today.we have everything from the best time to go... details on a free rides to get there... and what you ?need? to bring. 3 but first... tracking your temperatures at this hour is meteorologist michael schlesinger. 3 ((???quick 30 second wx tease 5) 5???))today...cooler. mostly cloudy. scattered light rain showers in the morning. highs in the mid 50s. northwest winds 5 to 15 mph. chance of showers 30 percent. tonight...colder. partly cloudy. lows in the upper 30s. north winds 5 to 15 mph. wednesday...sunny. highs in

at first, marie says she got a bill for about 700 bucks. i said google fox6, blah blah blah, so within 5 minutes, she calls me back, waive your fees. last month, we met marie when she first found her car on the north side. marie was mad because it took milwaukee police 40 minutes to respond. im not gonna rest until somebody explains that to me. the police log shows marie called m-p-d at 9:20 am on october 22nd. she said her car was already used to steal someone else's vehicle in brown deer. called it in and the police never responded so now my vehicle, that stolen vehicle i was sitting by, got up and moved. about five minutes later, police saw the car but canceled the pursuit as the thieves drove recklessly. m-p-d tells us the district captain is still working with marie to figure out what happened that the feel. marie is glad to have her car back...it 's pretty important since she's an uber driver. but she doesn't think there's any way way she can keep it. i dont, you know? its creepy. people were in it, its a violated feeling. its creepy.

at first, marie says she got a bill for about 700 bucks. i said google fox6, blah blah blah, so within 5 minutes, she calls me back, shes like oh my god, i watched it with the owner, were gonna waive your fees. last month, we met marie when she first found her car on the north side. it was stolen when her son left it running at a wauwatosa gas station. milwaukee police 40 minutes to respond. they told me they would make this an emergency. maam, i already put it in as a higher priority. the police log shows marie called m-p-d at 9:20 am on october 22nd. she said her car was already used to steal someone else's vehicle in brown deer. by 10:02, no one had shown up. i called it in and the police never responded so now my vehicle, that stolen vehicle i was sitting by, got

mary: just two months until inauguration day. mary bruce, abc news, bedminster, new jersey. cherise: the bells are already ringing and donations are filling the red kettles outside local stores but tomorrow the salvation army officially kicks off its annual christmas kettle project. a ceremony will be held at the statehouse with governor maggie playing christmas carols. donations collected through christmas eve will go to ten salvation army corps that offer services and programs for all ages. brave fourth graders willing to travel into the white mountain national forest can get a free christmas tree. fourth graders involved in the federal every kid in a park program with valid passes can get a free permit. which usually costs about $5. those permits can be picked up at forest service offices in campton, lincoln, gorham, and conway. the on by purina has become a tradition on thanksgiving day every year, but it's not that often one of the participants is a granite state dog. meet hellion's ronin samurai, he's a one-year-old miniature bull terrier from nottingham. he and his ow

i talked to mary about it, and she thinks it's a very good idea. see you later, mary. come on, p pcho, let's get our horses. we'll ride out a way, pancho, >> now we're gonna give somebody a big surprise, eh, cisco? >> shh! >> hello, house, we are back. >> shh! >> the coast is s ear, nebraska. your having me watch the house is gonna pay off. i just saw 'em all ride out, except the foreman.. he's in the bunkhouse. >> come on, we're gonna go after that money. it's cisco, playing possum. don't you make a move! throw your gun across the room! >> get 'em up quick! >> catch! >> just a minute, george. >> what in blazes? i thought i said-- >> we didn't leave at all. we was watching you. ?? >> there are your killers, miss, and there is theheecret way in and out of this room. >> what you want to do with them now, cisco? >> take them to the bunkhouse, pancho, and tie e em up. >> all right, pull yourselves all together. suspecting you. >> it's all right, cisco, i guess i did act a little stupid. >> oh, the picture! i hope it isn't ruined. uncle will prized it so highly. >> yes, i a

so to start off, mary beth rogers. >> thank you. well, i thought i would read from the after word of my book which talks about the hectic nature of political campaigns. and in the light of wikileaks, we know all sorts of things that are going on inside a campaign, i thought you might like to know a little bit about what went on inside some of anne richards' campaigns. now, my campaign experiences in texas are now ancient history. to see them in the context of today, it helps to remember the old french proverb, the more things change, the more they stay the same. so political campaigns remain pretty much as they've always been; messy, chaotic and often brutalizing experiences. in 1990 when i became campaign manager for ann richards' first race for governor, an old hand at running campaigns told me all you have to do is make decisions. well, that quickly proved to be an empty promise. it wasn't as if i could just loll around reading the news clips and position papers, then show up at a staff meeting to choose from an array of rational

at first, marie says she got a bill for about 700 bucks. i said google fox6, blah blah blah, so within 5 minutes, she calls me back, shes like oh my god, i watched it with the owner, were gonna waive your fees. last month, we met marie when she first found her car on the north side. it was stolen when her son left it running at a wauwatosa gas station. milwaukee police 40 minutes to respond. they told me they would make this an emergency. maam, i already put it in as a higher priority. the police log shows marie called m-p-d at 9:20 am on october 22nd. she said her car was already used to steal someone else's vehicle in brown deer. by 10:02, no one had shown up. i called it in and the police never responded so now my vehicle, that stolen vehicle i was sitting by, got later, police saw the car but canceled the pursuit as the thieves drove recklessly. m-p-d tells us the district captain is still working with marie to figure out what happened that day. its kind of nice. im getting the feel. marie is glad to have her car back...it 's pretty imp

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we have marie cal erpds here today. sasha johnson from marie callenders. you are here with some examples. these are the fixin's that go along with the turkey. the pie the most important part. we were talking about the prices. you can get a whole meal for less than 100 bucks. turkey breast. it comes in this gorgeous box prepared. >> krystal: do you find a lot of people say okay i'm going get the turkey i'll take care of the rest or you guys take care of the rest and i'll do the turkey. >> yes. and we have options for all that. you can just do a ham, a turkey. you can just buy individual sides or do our ultimate side trio that comes with the mash potatoes, the gravy and stuffing. >> krystal: i'm curious what's your most popular, like, thanksgiving item that people in mass? >> we sell a lot of gravy. >> krystal: gravy is good. >> a lot of gravy no matter what. a lot of cornbread. >> krystal: that's a good one. and, of course, the pumpkin pies. >> always the pumpkin pie. >> krystal: were you saying just to let people know marie rereyou don't mess around -- mar

. >> reporter: mary snitch of that come with it. and to keep her car looking like new, mary says the car salesman sold her a third-party dent and ding policy for $580. when mary noticed the dent, she said, no problem, she's covered. >> it wasn't even a dent. it was more like an impression. >> reporter: she sent the warranty company pictures of the dent. shortly after, it denied her claim because the dent, according to the company, was in >> it was hard to see exactly where the diameter was. >> reporter: she brought it to the dealership who sold her the warranty. mary was convinced once they saw the dent, they'd agree it should be covered. mary was wrong. >> the service manager came back and said, you aren't covered. it's more than 4 inches. come talk to our body person, body manager. >> reporter: then, according to mary, the person she thought was the body manager offered her a we don't have the ability to fix this under your policy. but if you will pay cash, $1,000, i will be able to fix it like new. >> did he give you anything in

(mary tinson, bride) when a man has a crush on you," said mary. the couple later decided that it was time to seal the deal. and what better place than where they reunited, so they asked harvey's to serve as the venue. (ken wicker, harvey's v.p. of operations) "we are extremely excited to be part of this special day," the supermarket assisted mary and larry with the planning for several months and helped with the live music and the wedding cake topped with none other than cranberries. (ken wicker, harvey's v.p. of operations) "on thanksgiving i mean we all have things to be thankful for and we appreciate them allowing us to be a part of this special moment," a moment that mary, larry, and the over 70 witnesses will never forget. (mary tinson, bride) "on thanksgiving day, he said what he wanted to do is to give thanks to the lord for the old going out and the new coming in." walked away with a can of cranberry sauce to remember the couple's special day. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. waking up to a slight chance of some drizzle & high e

. >> krystal: marie mortera tells us it begins with a claim that your child has been kidnapped. >> marie: the fbi says these virtual kidnapping cases are growing. scammers snare victims over the phone. one father shares his story. >> picked up and there was a little girl crying on the phone to me screaming daddy, daddy. >> marie: and so began some of the most terrifying moments of andy stone's life. andy. i said yes it is. and he said well i have your daughter right now. she's in my truck. >> marie: not only did they know his name, andy has a six-year-old daughter. >> at that point i was -- i didn't know what was going on. i was in shock obviously. >> marie: the caller did not ask for a ransom and hang up. stone immediately called his daughter's washington state school and she was there. a relief. but police say several others in the area received the well except in some of those the caller demanded cash. >> i became pretty hysterical. started crying and please don't hurt her. >> marie: that's what happened to this mother. nbc news learned she paid a $10,000 ransom only to find her colle

they'll put in exactly the right information they know will maximize a refund. >> marie: social media photos show him with some of the $12 million he received in the carrier noticed checks arriveing at the same atlanta home with different names. inspectors say any of can be a victim. >> make sure that you file your taxes as early as you can. because once taxes have been filed for you for a given tax year, they can't be filed again. >> marie: shabazz convicted on 30 counts of wire fraud, identity theft and defrauding the irs. with this rip-off alert, i'm marie mortera. >> krystal: we're about to show you a door buster but this >> kim: it's caught on camera. hello! oh yeah. how this whole thing ended after a very quick time-out. >> krystal: oh boy. >> tom: it's time to take a moment for tom's trivia challenge where each friday you have a chance to win a prize for what you know about the area that you live in. this week you are playing for a room at casablanca for one night and one spa or golf. to win go to the news3lv.com website and click on station then contests. or go to our twitter

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i'm anne-marie green. today, president-elect donald trump is scheduled to meet with vice president-elect m pence is heading mr. trump's transition team. meanwhile, mr. trump's choice of steve bannon the former head of the breitbart news website as key adviser has growing criticism. with the movement until the top level of the white house. hena daniels is here in new york with the details, good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. president-elect trump is announcing his first choices for service is now vetting residents and empoyees of trump tower as they work to provide the soon to be commander in chief with the same level of security as president obama. a campaign source tells cbs news rudy giuliani is favored to serve as secretary of state in donald trump's new administration. speaking at a "wall street journal" forum in washington last night, the former new york city mayor refused to discuss his chances. instead, he came to the defense of steve bannon, a right media mogul sttapped as the presiden

>> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. i just want to take a minute and point out this mood change that has taken place right now that has taken place at the white house and right outside the white house. up until now, it has been noisy and crowds outside of the white quiet outside the white house as this news has now now settled in. donald trump has called for unity after this campaign as the businessman and television reality star is elected the 45th president of the united states. president-elect donald trump emerged on the stage cheered by crowds of supporters >> it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> reporter: the republican nominee defied expectations tuesday, racking up crucial victories in the battleground states of florida, north carolina, and ohio, among others. >> i have not met a single person out there yet who doesn't feel like i do and has the same burden on their heart and what is happening to our country. >> reporter: earlier, hillary clinton called trump to concede the race. >> she con

good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning, wind-stoked wildfires have forced the evacuations in two popular tourist towns in east tennessee. a mandatory evacuation was ordered for downtown gatlinburg as flames and choking smoke swept through the area around the great national mountain park. an advisory was issued there, some were also evacuated. police have been going door to door to warn residents. >> the wind direction is swirling. we've picked up many embers and started spot fires. multiple trees began to fall, taking down power line which is caused other fires to occur. we are in the process of fighting multiple natural fires. >> the national guard has been also evacuated last night. it's hoped that overnight rain will help control the fires. >>> a chartered jetliner with join people on board crashed in central colombia last night. a brazilian soccer team was on board but there are reports of survivors. officials say at least 75 people were killed. rescue operations have been suspended. the jet had stop

ed newscenter 5's mary saladna : explains. mary: plenty of red taillights on the pike tonight, the holiday getaway is undwa >> i am heading back to connecticut. how are you finding it right now? >> a little busy. mary the peak travel day is : tomorrow, and experts say leaving early a.m. or late in the evening is your best bet. >> that is when you're real crunch time will be hit. leave in the morning if you can. or leave late. mary some encouraging news, : travel on the pike could be a little easier this year, the removal of the toll booths in >> travel through, keep driving, it is great. >> some of the areas where we would historically see quite a bit of congestion at a chokepoint are those tolls at 495 and 84, and at 128 as well, and those chokepoints will be lessened. mary: experts say regardless of when you make your getaway, plan to stay safe and tuned in. >> watch for distractions, you know, put the phone away. please always wear your seatbelt. mary: as in years past, massdot will be shutting down all he 5:00 a.m. on or e

mary: in chelsea, i mary saladna, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: did she say he was working until five years ago? what a shame, harv. harvey: that is truly amazing and remarkable. we still have to deal with that wind that is out there. it is fanning the flames of that brush fire in lynn as well. the winds are elevated uric concorde, new hampshire, still gusting at 30. we have a wind advisory at 1 a.m. brookline, medford, all gusting between 40 and 49 miles per hour. even a few scattered reports of downed trees. boston is starting to chill down. 44 degrees. steady winds of 18 miles per hour. that does not include the gusts. for tomorrow. these are the actual low temperatures late tonight and to start your day tomorrow. it will not be as windy tomorrow as today, but still fairly breezy for late morning to the mid afternoon. high temperatures tomorrow, we have full sun with 45 to 50 degrees. expected to a milder on sunday because by lunchtime we will be moving into the low 50's, so th to get to 55 or 59 or so for high temperatures on sunday. at we

mary kay cabot from cleveland.com joining me now. the numbers are sad. franchise record, 12 consecutive losses. 19 of their last 20 games they have lost. 27 of their last 30 games they have lost. de ground. >> oh my gosh. i mean, when you even say that -- >> doesn't that really shake you? . >> it hit home. 27 out of their last 30. and the thing that really strikes me is these fans keep coming back over and over again. i asked hugh jackson, don't you feel bad for people to come out and pay their hard- earned money? he said, "yes, i feel bad." . >> when i give you those just because we were -- we had high hopes for hugh jackson coming in. the fans are getting the brunt of everything that's going on. they keep coming back. they are die-hard fans. all we can do is tell them to wait, be patient. >> i know. wait till next year. i don't know if they can accomplish this in a year's time. i think there's so much work to be done. le situation, because there's an endorsement of cody kessler to let him play more. mccowen is healthy. he can play in this game. he's ha

. >> reporter: mary mcguire is live from the scene. what happened mary? >> reporter: in the last 10 minutes, a tow truck arrived on the scene to take the car out of the bad monkey bar, and here's what happened. around 3:30 the bars here were and a scuffle broke out that when's a man got into his car and intentionally drive into the crowd of people. one person was hit and transferred with a broken leg. two people who were involved in the incident are now in custody. police are looking for the driver of the vehicle. the surveillance video has about an intentional act. i thought it was an interesting thing to note, gayle and gene. i'm looking here at the tree and power pole here, and none of those seem to have any damage to them it seems like the driver was final maneuver aroundaround those, and no danger to the power lines, but the bad monkey bar. the owner is distraught object what happened. we look at the pictures, and it was not someone we believe work at the bar or owned the bar. it was just a patron of the burglar, and this is someone's business we are

take a look. >> marie: the calls were bogus but the threat was real. leading to an arrest and urgent warning for everyone. in an emergency every second counts. but instead of dealing with emergencies, 911 operators in washington state were dealing with someone's practical joke. >> all of a sudden the phones just locked up. >> marie: bogus calls flooded the lines. one every 30 seconds for nearly frightening. >> marie: police say the suspect claims he got a link from a friend and tweeted this in all caps. >> i can't believe people are this stupid. >> marie: it included a link. when people clicked on it hijacked their cell phones forcing them to all ka 911 over and over. >> it just looked like it was 911 calling. it was just like a blank screen that kept saying 911. every time you click it was recalling and calling and calling. so, like, there was no way to stop it. m link in florida. law enforcement there and in california issued warnings showing different posts from different accounts making the rounds. all with the same link. >> it was just impossible

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