kelly's mom said the 10-year-old walked to the bus stop alone, one of several bus stops here along methuen boulevard where they saw her around 8:30 monday morning and never saw her get on the bus. >> everybody looked around to to go up, but up in the bus but she didn't go in the bus. >> reporter: selma medina working nearby saw kelly hail a cab, get inside and take off. >> two cars, two taxis and she is like this and one taxi stop. >> reporter: her friend said that is not unusual for the 10- year-old. >> and she always used to miss the bus and stop and use ised to stop a cab to go to school. >> reporter: she was not alarmed at first thinking the program. she realized something was wrong and soon after, she got a message from kelly claiming she was with her dad in queens. >> she said she's with her father? >> yeah and with father. you. >> reporter: the father told us over the phone that he's just as worried but does not have her and hasn't seen her. >> when did you see your daughter last? >> here. uncertainty about why or how she went missing, parents are urging their kids to be more cautio

no major issues southbound out of methuen all the way down to the leverett connector. trains and buses also running on schedule. i'm olessa stepanova. that's a look at your traffic. erika: today is a critical day in the race for the white house. candidates in both parties trying to get out the vote here and in 12 other states across the country. on the republican side, there are five candidates left. but all eyes will be on the top three. marco rubio and ted cruz hoping to score wins in their own states and slow the momentum of front-runner donald trump. when it comes to watching the votes come in tonight, our marsh says watch the turnout. big turnout can make a big difference. but, in the end, it's all about the math for hillary clinton. >> if she wins massachusetts, it is very hard for bernie sanders to continue. he would then have to get 60% of every vote in every contest to even catch her in delegates. erika: another thing to keep in mind. this is not a winner-take-all night. the wins are proportional so every candidate has a chance to snag some delegates. you can

so hampstead, methuen, you're next for the heavy rain. clearing out by lunchtime. >> sarah: thanks, robb. -- rob. the bruins beat the garden. lee stempniak and john-michael liles suited up for boston. and rhode island native noel achari made his nhl debut. but a familiar face provided the big play as patrice bergeron scored to break a tie late in the third period. b's won 2-1. they take on the blackhawks tomorrow night. >> christa: celtics' coach brad stevens has been honored by the nba. he was named the eastern conference coach of the month stevens led the c's to a 9-3 record last month. boston is currently in third place in the conference standings, as well. they've been doing well. they're on a roll. >> sarah: up next at 5:30, concerns on the campus of harvard this morning. the troubling diagnosis sending students to the hospital. >> reporter: we're live this morning in newton after a car crashes into a restaurant leaving two customers dead. >> christa: and we're also tracking breaking news developing. police investigating after a? 13-