it was at wasser-- i can't remember if it was wasserman's 50th-- >> lou wasserman, 50 years at mca. >> at mca. >> yeah. >> that was amazing. >> you're kidding. >> i mean, you just blew me apart with that. >> well, i was just out doing some jokes and stuff like that. >> oh, boy, no, it was great. >> yeah. >> it was a great speech. >> well, we gotta get together more often. [ laughter ] >> were you there, that night? >> no. >> no. >> well, that's very nice of you. >> i came over to thank you. and you were very shy. >> yeah. >> and sort of couldn't accept the thanks. and george burns was sitting at your table. >> that's right. >> and i went over to george burns and i said "i wanna tell you how i admire you. and i've never met you." and so on. and he said "kid, are you" -- are you in the business?" and i said, yeah, i am. he said, "are you gonna stay in the business?" and i said "yes, sir, i think so." and he said "me, too." [ laughter ] >> he was only 94 at the time-- or 93. >> yeah, it was great, just great. >> how'd you get into acting? >> uh, well, i was a farm boy from kansas. and i

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. >> daniel: in the meantime, deputy chief john mca thee will be leading the apartment. >>> happening today the union that represents 700 custodians at harvard will begin contract for affordable health care and adequate retirement funds. earlier this week dining hall workers walked off the job protesting wages. >>> the second presidential debate is two weeks away and how voters view the candidates. take a look at numbers from you have folk university. hillary clinton and donald trump are in a virtual tie. clinton is barely ahead. the state has four electoral votes and depending on how other swing states fall, those four could be the difference more than 250 gathered in a small room to hear donald trump speak in new hampshire. last night trump held a town hall-style meeting. he spent 45 minutes talking to an audience of supporters and answered their prescreened questions. the set-up is similar to the next debate but trump insisted its not practice for sunday. >> we are just here because we just wanted to be here. you know hillary frankly -- they can talk about debate prep. that's not d

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lowell school board using computer based mcas test. students will take the test in this second version of the mcas is expected to be used statewide by 2019 but state officials are urging schools to adopt the changes sooner rather than later and officials hope the new computer based versions wilbert measure student skills. >> gene: today drivers in massachusetts will learn how much it will cost them to drive on mass pike. mass dot board expected to vote on new toll structure this afternoon and new electronic tolling system will take effect and will no at toll plaza and without ez pass will receive bills and may be slightly lower than the current ones. also keep records on how fast drivers are going urn the new toll sensors and speed data will not be used to issue tickets and state will only and mass dot used for research purposes and track the movements individual court cases and court forced to turn over the information if judge issues a court order. >> >> sarah: tracking matthew and rain to bahamas and current drought monitor just upd

second version mcas expected to be used statewide by 2019 and state officials are urging schools to adopt sooner rather than later and officials hope the new computer based verses wilbert measure students skill. >> daniel: drivers in massachusetts will learn how much tolerates on mass pike will cost. the mass.org expected to vote on new toll structure this afternoon. starting october 28th new electronic tolling system will take effect. drivers will no longer slow down or stop at toll plazas. cars without ez pass will receive a bill in the mail and some cases the new rates will be slightly lower than the current tolls. mass.says it will keep records on how fast drivers are going under the new toll sensors. speed data will not be used to issue tickets and state will only store the information for 30 days. mass dot says the numbers will be used for research purposes. critics fear the data could be against them in court cases. the state would be forced to turn over the information if judge issues a court order. >> julie: we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. looking at driv

. >> join us for night beat at 10:00 mcas back here tonight at 11:00. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: mm-hmm. thank y'all. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. welcome to our "almost christmas" special, coming out november 11. this gonna be a big show today, folks. [cheering and applause] let's go. give me david. give me will. steve: all right. let's go. we got the top 8 answers on the board, fellas. name a place grandma tells grandpa to go. will: straight to hell. steve: straight to hell. [buzzer] will: let's go. you took too long. steve: yeah. you ain't got all day, david, and you talk slow, anyway, so-- will: yeah. we're going to play. steve: gabrielle, name a place grandma tells grandpa to go. gabrielle: the doctor. steve: the doctor. will: good answer. yes. yes. whoo! whoo! steve: kimberly. kimberly: go to bed. steve: go to bed. will: yes. yeah. good answer. good answer. whoo! whoo! steve: romany, name a place grandma tells grandpa to go.

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. >> a lower school board agreed to use the computer based mcas tests (^), later this year the students will take it on the computer. the second version of m. cas is expected to be used statewide by 2019 but state officials urge schools to adopt changes sooner rather than later. officials hope the new computer measure student's skills. a hiker falls 60 feet down the cliff, left with a broken neck, almost all alone. coming up the two things she said saved her life. >> plus, piles of trash and discarded tents litter a high school football field. still ahead the party leftovers that are forcing that school to a kenmore square project that's been in the planning stages for more than a decade could finally happen. developers originally use complex and bridge over fenway park 14 years ago. the $500 million price tag delayed the project. developers presented a lan to build the complex in two part, and they went to start with two apartment buildings before building a massive deck over the highway. >>. city of lawrence has to spend $875,000 to replace its high school football field. after it was

>> i was listening tonight, toil c to kailey mca nananey, and she clearly upset at what she said, sottie hughes. they believe both really upset about it. i think that -- that the way they believe that a heart-felt apology would be good, and would be enough, and for trump supporters, that might be enough. but the problem that donald trump has is, not only is there history here, as there was with the birther movement by the way, that you couldn't erase history with one sentence for the birther movement. there is a history here of name-calling. alicia machado, et cetera, et cetera. david was talking about he has to add supporters and i was talking to republican strategist, who was pro-trump late today, and he said to me, look, we've been bleeding independence, we were trying to get up there a little bit with married suburban women, and they feel they had some opportunity there, and he felt that this on slot would kill all of that. so, apology or no apology, people see enough of this and they start deciding and it's hard to undecide, you know, a month out from the election. >> dana i wan

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