yesterday, myrtle the turtle was fed brussel sprouts and squid. she liked the brussel sprouts better and ate them like candy. >> she's like the stuffing. i can't go there. i'm watching my shell. >>> thanksgiving means it's the time for the annual turkey pardon. you can lobby for your favorites between birds named honest and abe. >> only one bird gets the title of national thanksgiving turkey, but both will be allowed to live out their days on a special turkey farm. i'm just impressed that they get a well behaved turkey because the wild turkeys around here will attack you. >> cars, too. they are not afraid of cars, too. >> they are not afraid of anything. >> they know thanksgiving's coming and they need to get out of here. >> weather's cooperating today and tomorrow through the end of the week. we come into the mid-50s and 60 to end the week. the weekend is looking good, too. a couple of early morning rain showers on saturday. >> "cbs this morning" is next on wbz. see you in 30 minutes.

let's hear it for myrtle. the 6 news starts now. >>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston. wbz news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> two breaking news new at 6:00 a crash shut down making a bad commute even worse. >>> and three people hit outside a shopping center and we have learned one of those people have died. >>> we are going to give you an update on the traffic situation. >> according to google it is the worst travel day of the year. >> reporter: david, it is looking terrible here at the operation center, a bad night made much worse because of all of these crashes. it's from four to 8:00 tonight. a box truck and a car crashed it. that has been going on since 3:30ed to the truck ended up on the median closing many lanes -- no injuries, but certainly not what they needed today. combined with the evening rush of a normal tuesday, and holiday rush, it's awful. right around the 6:00 hour, it's hasn't been cleared yet, and the residual delays will last a long time. you can see right around the -- into the tunnel is backed up in boston right now.

disability that limits the movement of his arms.but it sounded like trump knew him when he said this in myrtle beach tuesday night: "written by a nice reporter, you ought to see this guy. oh, i don't know what i said. ah, i don't remember!"the times said it was "outraged that he would ridicule the physical appearance of one of our reporters." trump replpld, 3 "i merely mimicked what i thought would be a flustered reporter trying to get out of a statement he made long ago, i do not know what he looks like". but kovaleski told the times, "donald and i were on a first-name basis for years" back when kovaleski covered trump for the new rk daily news. trump had used one of kovaleski's articles from 01 to t to bolster his debunked muslims cheering on 9/11."law enforcement officials detained a number of people who were allegedly seen celebrating the attack!"but kovaleski said this week those allegations re never proven. and that he doesn't "recall anyone saying there were thousands or even hundreds of people celebrating."that's what set trump off. "he's going ahh, i don't remember, maybe that's what

that tom lingered at his parents' house in myrtle beach for several days after a family reunion ended. and then on his drive home to charlotte, stopped off to kill his sister. >> driving from myrtle beach to charlotte puts him on a route that takes him through the university where his sister was going to school at the time of her homicide. >> reporter: but pat offers no evidence that this actually happened. no receipts, no eyewitnesses along the way that could place tom anywhere on this route. in fact, in that hidden camera interview, tom tells pat he was at work in north carolina, 170 miles away, on the day of the fire. >> reporter: later, at his movie premiere, pat admits he never did check out the alibi. >> were you able to verify any of his so-called alibis? >> well, the last_well, the last alibi, i did not. at that point it just seemed like i'd be chasing another one of his lies anyway. >> reporter: you set up a high tech sting operation -- >> yes, i did. >> in this hotel room. >> yes. >> because you wanted to trap him and because you wanted to get him to confess to you that he h

day's end with some gusty thunderstorms across the southeast coastline that will be impacting your myrtle beach and towards jacksonville. also have some pretty strong wind gusts moving into the great lakes, green bay to chicago. those winds, 35 to 55 miles per hour. and then the talk of the town is this next system that's moving into the country's mid-section friday into saturday. going to be pushing in some accumulating snow from sioux false and next stop is chicago. kendis and reena, back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> how about some animals in the news. starting in southern texas where a monkey was on the loose. it was out of its cage. the animal injured an 84-year-old woman who was taken to a hospital. two others also suffered minor injuries. one described the whole thing as monkey gone wild. >> it wasn't that great. i guess it got away from the owners and they must have not had it properly put away. >> police and animal control officials responded to the incident. they safely recaptured the monkey. who knew, you see a monkey, don't interfere. >> see a monkey -- i was trying to thi

but it sounded like trump knew him when he said this in myrtle >> written by a nice reporter. now, the poor guy, you gotta see this guy--, "i don't know what i said! i don't remember." >>>>eporter: the "times" said it was, "outraged that he would ridicule the physical appearance of one of our reporters. trump respondeded but kovaleski told the "times,," donald and i were on a first-thaim of name basis foror years" back when kovaleski covered trump forked "new york daily news." trump had used one of kovaleski's article from 2001 to try to bolster his debunked claim that he saw thousands of muslims cheering on 9/11. >> law enforcement authorities detained and questioned a number of people who were allegedly seen celebrating the attack. >> reporter: but kovaleski said this week those allegations were never proven and that he there were thousands or even hundreds of p pple celebrating. that's what set trump off. >> he's going, "i don't remember. maybe that's what i said." this is 14 years ago. he still-- they didn't do a traction. >> r rorter: trump isn't apologizing. in fact, ela

the iowa river trail between benton street and myrtle drive will be closed starting monday for storm sewer repairs. crews will close the parking lot at ned ashton park, too. city officials hope to have the trail and parking lot re-open by december 1st. the iowa special o oympics is receiving thousands of dollars after dozens of people plunged into the cool water for charity in dubuque this weekend. they dressed in their best costumes and ran down a cement ramp before going into the water on saturday. two sheriffs deputies from dubuque county - and an experienced diver- made sure everyone made it in and out of the water safely. every year, the dubuque law enforcement family with their costumes. all together, the polar plungers raised $23,000 dollars. the salvation army in johnson county is aiming high this holiday y eason. today, the group announced its goal on how much it hopes to raise to help families in the area. . plus, the iowa football team moves to 10-0... for the first time in program history. more on the hawkeyess 40-35 win over minnesota late last night from kinnick... stay

. >>> the myrtle beach sun news reports that donald trump's family joined him on stage. the gop front-runner says he has never done that before and he also brought up a supporter of a crowd from thousands and someone who looked remarkably familiar. >> do you believe this guy? look at that. what the hell? come here a minute. >> trump describedship described the supporter as having a big, >>> "the washington post" honors the 100th anniversary of albert einstein's theory of gravity. it explains black holes, the big bang, and it's even used to make your gps work nor more accurately. >>> amazon makes a big splash in the race for reusable rockets and making u.s. space tourism a the country. >>> private space company blue origin founded by amazon ceo jeff bezos says it achieved a milestone. on monday, it launched a rocket from texas, then landed it upright for reuse. bezos announced the news on "cbs this morning." the rocket flew 62 miles high before releasing a capsule and touching back down. it's designed to carry space tourists. bezos tweeted the rarist of beasts. a used roc

trump's family joined i'm on stage for an event in myrtle peach. >>> this morning, a nonprofit group has grand ideas with what to do for nearly half of its operating budget. robert kraft is pledging $100,000 to christopher's haven for children being treated for cancer at mass general. he heard about the charity from a friend. >> he said you are a good person so i think i want to give you $100,000 in matching funds. i recognized his voice, and i knew it wasn't a joke. that's when my knees started to buckle. >> what a call, right? duval says the gift is so generous, they may be able to open another christopher's haven location. >> they do such good work there. it's awesome. i'm happy to see that donation. >> me, too. >>> there is a new way for men to sparkle this holiday season. >> up next, the trend that will >>> okay, guys. let's face it. a suit and tie or ugly sweater may be some of the only ways for you to dress up for the holiday season. >> a bow tie maybe, too. check out the latest trend. it's called glitter beard. don't just tinsel a tree or deck the halls. now you can be the sh

kate myrtle, wbz news. >>> to be exercising there. >>> not happening this morning. >> no. >> and probably not tomorrow morning. we need the scraper again. >> no, not the scraper tomorrow morning. the temperatures very bottomed up and we are in the low to mid- 30s and warming up for tonight. out to the west clouds are moving in and the curtain of cloud cover over new england and temperatures rising before you get out tomorrow morning and the same storms moving coming up the east coast and pulling the moisture and rain will be arriving late tomorrow. tomorrow will be more cloudy and those clouds will be persistent. a couple of showers break out. the majority of the rainfall doesn't pick up until tomorrow night. the steadyist rainfall like the last couple of storms, overnight into early on friday morning. i think the model is a little too fast pushing it out of here. it will linger in eastern massachusetts and it does look like sunshine from west to east. a few showers tomorrow especially in wooster and to central massachusetts and the best chance of wet roads and friday is the ones to watch

i feel like he's the best one out there. >> reporter: here at this convention center in myrtle beach,d trump is speeching to the converted. >> reporter: john, during the speech he spoke about the alleged conversation 14 years ago in new jersey. he said he did not misspeak and therefore he's not apologizing. he's taking heat but described it very correctly, he's not making it up and said, quote, the liberal media does not want it out. i should tell that you donald trump criticizes and teases the news media at every rally he has. he laughs it up and says the media are terrible people except for a few people but today there was a special level of vitriol, so much so that some were raising their fists at us. this is the tenth campaign i've covered since 1980. >> happy thanksgiving. >>> next, we're going to go back to chicago for a late update on the protests there. stay with us. this is black friday. oh my god. does anybody want to be part of this? nooooo. well, chevy has a better way, with black friday deals all month long. that's a great idea. what if you could get up to twenty percent

thousands of supporters turned out for the rally in myrtle beach. trump introduced members of his family, including his wife melania, son baron, ivanka and her husband jared, and tiffany melania's parents. until now, melania has chosen to stay largely behind the scenes of trump's campaign. but the former super model took the stage and spoke briefly to the crowd. s/melania trump / donald trump's wife :24 "good evening, isn't he the best? he will be the best president ever. we love you." trump takes his campaign to sarasota, florida on saturday. still to come on live at five.... school stabbing. the details on one teen being charged as an adult. that and more after the break.... you know families today are so stretched... ...they're working two jobs; they're working extra hours, but paychecks have barely budged. raising family incomes is the defining economic challenge of our time... i have a plan that will put raising incomes right at the center of our economy again. we've got to get back to making it possible... ...for anybody in america to go as fa

they take their wood from myrtle trees, which grow back quickly. they're accompanied by sherry constantine, an environmentalist. she wants to gain insights into the fishermen's daily operations. that will in turn enable her to decide what changes are needed and where. traps like these have been used for decades here. the fishermen only haul them out of the sea once a week. but due to growing tourism, they are sometimes unable to find their traps when water taxis or diving boats rip their markings loose. sherry: it can be very difficult. as with human nature, when someone has been doing something for a very long time it gets harder to convince them to do things a different way. that's why a fisher cooperative is important as well, because if you have a very good, charismatic leader who can mobilize the fishers to act in a particular way, this person can cause change to happen in the country. we see why the changes are so critical for the fishermen the day after. they set out to sea at 5 in the morning. but the haul for the day is minimal as so often

. >>> "the myrtle beach sun news" reports that donald trump's family joined him on stage. while he was campaigning in south carolina, the gop front-runner says he has never done that before and he also brought up a supporter of a crowd from thousands and someone who looked remarkably familiar. >> do you believe this guy? look at that. what the hell? come here a minute. >> trump described the supporter as having a big, beautiful head of hair. >>> "the washington post" honors the 100th anniversary of albert einstein's generally of relatively. it explains gravity and how it affects matter, light and time. it explains black holes, the big bang, and it's even used to make your gps work more accurately. >>> still to come, amazon space mission. the online retailer makes a big splash in the race for reusable making space tourism a reality. >>> here's a look at today's the country. >>> private space company blue origin, founded by amazon ceo jeff bezos, says it achieved a milestone. on monday, it launched a rocket from texas, then landed it bezos announced the news on "cbs this mor

tuesday at the trinity pharmacy on myrtle avenue. the three men of with a gun jumped the counter and and in no demanding prescription bills, they then isn't tied the employees, took their wallets and ran. if you saw those suspects please call crime stoppers at 800-577-tips. >> quintin tarantino isn't backing down and is calling police officers killing in certain cases. he has and trying to clarify the remarks that he made where he said, some say the implied all cops are murderers. and anti police brutality rally in the city last month is when it happened, many condos, ands ill-timed considering they came days after officer randall holder was shot and killed on the job. clinton tarantino is not apologizing. he is reiterating his point during an interview on ms nbc last night. in the case of jimmy arias i believe those were murders. but they were exonerated. >> police unions called for a boycott of his next film the hateful eight which is due out in theaters on christmas day. >> donald trump's campaigns is new radio ads will begin airi

melania trump stumped with him for the first time in myrtle beach, south carolina, telling supporters he would be quote the best president ever. trump again called out hillary clinton as lacking the strength or the stamina to lead the country. >>> hillary clinton meantime, is appeasing immigration activists by take a new direction with her language. during a facebook chat with telemundo clinton said her use of the term illegal immigrants earlier this month was a poor choice of words in describing immigrants who are breaking the law by entering the u.s. she later went on describe them as undocumented immigrants. >>> pope francis begins his first trip to africa today and lands in kenya later today, the first leg of a five-day visit and make stops in uganda and the central african republic. it has the growingbiggest growing population of catholics any p anywhere. >>> among this year's 17 medal legends willyie mays. barbara surprise sand and james taylor. flora and he stefan. well deserved. >>> a new champion crowned on abc's "dancing with the stars." >> 17-year-old bindi irwin got a pier

melania trump stumped with him for the first time in myrtle beach, south carolina, yesterday telling supporters he would be, quote, the best president ever. trump again call out hillary or the stamina to lead the country. >>> hillary clinton, meantime, is appeasing immigration activists by taking a new direction with her language. during a facebook chat with telemundo yesterday, clinton said that her use of the term "illegal immigrants" earlier this month was a poochoice of words in describing immigran who are breaking the law by entering the u.s. she later went on describe them as undocumented immigrants. >>> pope francis begins his live first trip to africa today. he lands in kenya later this morning. that's the first leg of a five-day visit. the pontiff will also make stops in uganda and the central african republic. the continent, by the way, has the fastest growing population of catholics anywhere in the world. >>> the recipients of the nation's highest awards i include politicians, educators and, of course, entertainers. among this year's 17 medal of freedom nominees, willie ma

i think we have one more warm day with sunshine toward myrtle beach and out towards charlotte but there's going to be some heavy rain along a cold fronont which is also going to produce some thundery downpours and potentially some flash flooding and this is going to mount if ananything or the course of the upcoming weekend as this front really slows down to a snail's pace. northeast, well, we're looking at some fog here through the midday hours, but the good news on in the day and records again will be challenged. big changes, though, for the weekend. reena and kendis, back to you. >> justin, thank you so much. >>> eaking news now from brazil where a potential environmental disaster is in the making. a dam holding back waste from an iron mine has burst burying a small town in toxic sludge. at least 17 people havdied. that toll is expected to rise since dozens are missing. rescuers say they're h having trouble reaching the site because of the mud. >>> also brereaking rit now, a mystery in the caribbean. a search overnight for a passenger on board this ship, "the oasis of the sea" who ended

but it sounded like trump knew him when he said this in myrtle beach tuesday night. >> written by a nice don't know what i said, i don't remember. >> reporter: the "times" said it was outraged that he would ridicule the physical appearance of one of our reporters. trump replied, "i merely mimicked what i thought would be a flustered reporter trying to get out of a statement he made long ago. i do not know what he looks like." but kovaleski told the "times" "donald and i were on a first-name basis for years." back when kovaleski covered trump for the "new york daily news." trum hp used one of kovaleski's articles from 2001 to try to bolster his debunked claim that he saw thousands of muslims cheering on 9/11. >> "law enforcement authorities detained and questioned a number of people who were allegedly seen celebrating the attack." >> reporter: but kovaleski said this week those allegations were never proven and that he doesn't recall anyone saying there were thousands or even hundreds of people celebrating. that's what set trump off. >> i don't remember. he's going, i don't remember. mayb

they celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary in myrtle beach with the entire family. from there, lots of pictures, videos and kisses with a favorite grandfather and devoted spouse. ernie would go into hospice care eight months after his diagnosis. "he said, 'i really want to make it to our 46th anniversary,' and i said, 'don't you dare.' he was in so much pain." ernie passed away a week later, leaving behind a loving family, a cherished farm and compassionate communities. "between jesup, raymond and gilbertville, everywhere i went afterwards, it just made me feel good." jerry standup: this makes janie feel good too. lining the streets of jesup, purple ribbons to raise awareness of a disease many feel does not get enough attention.one young woman in cedar rapids agrees. "you should look just like me. use your mirrors and step forward. she how simple that is." it takes a team of dancers to keep up with crystal kuehl. "are we good?" but that wasn't the case two years ago. exactly 9 days after ernie schmit -- a complete stranger -- passed away from pancreatic cancer, crys

for three masked men how old up a pharmacy in glendale queens at gunpoint 1:00 at charity pharmacy myrtle avenue with money and prescription pills. >> new york, is one of the least obese in the country 35, on a new list. but new jersey and connecticut did better new jersey 49, and kent 45. >> way to go new jersey sl. >> ranking from wallt hub.com. >> 49 -- wshd 50th probably hawaii? >> same thing. >> i don't know. >> colorado. >> colorado usually up there on those kinds of lists. >> i would say ka california but big. >> like this in northern california. >> true. >> basketball xhooks in cleveland taking on lebron james cavs in second quarter, james does not like the cavs new t-shirt style uniforms, going to miss 3 pointer goes incredible hulk on jersey tearing it apart in fourth, economics down by 7 carmelo going to beat rebron in paints, 2 of 17 on night new york -- down by 5, lebron was too much, moments later -- from four out gets the bucket to go 23 points for him, as the cavs beat knickss 96-86 finalizing score,nets in at quarternets up by one, lopez the politic here, that hills the o

changing under port by that state health department the crabs been of health and moderate they put myrtle date for bread note the very trace the cause of adam opel crabbing in the first place. in the game as spoke with the state health department fish wildlife they say it will take at least another week of testing so let's wait and see everyone is anxious give a "bottle to celebrate" >> reporter: more infamous than describe seven of the imported washington and. canadian crab. and more expensive. some of catching crabs angel is waiting tables it was chouettes for the season to jump-start. all data holes dug up holding her breath mother nature and brokers to get a grim life of catching crabs again. >> pam: 2 indication of touch the conditions now affecting the pacific ocean marine mammal center in marin county says as that tough year for sea lions and others patient jeff bush's live tonight a marin county explains what is causing the mammals to get sick. >> reporter: because of a toxic algae bloom that's growing in the ocean. "oceangoing animals have been treated at the marine mammal center

they celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary in myrtle beach with the entire family. from there, lots of pictures, videos and kisses with into hospice care eight months after his diagnosis. "he said, 'i really want to make it to our 46th anniversary,' and i said, 'don't you dare.' he was in so much pain." ernie passed away a week later, leaving behind a loving family, a cherished farm and compassionate communities. "between jesup, raymond and gilbertville, everywhere i went janie feel good too. lining the streets of jesup, purple ribbons to raise awareness of a disease many feel does not get enough attention. one young woman in cedar rapids agrees. "you should look just like me. use your mirrors and step dancers to keep up with crystal kuehl. "are we good?" but that wasn't the case two years ago. exactly 9 days after ernie schmit -- a complete stranger -- passed away from pancreatic cancer, crystal knew something was wrong. a dance instructor for cr spirits, she felt very weak. "i kept telling my mom, 'i can't news no one wants to hear. "i was numb. i don't have cance

but it sounded like trump knew him when he said this in myrtle beach tuesday night. >> written by a nice reporter. now the poor guy, you've got to see this guy, oh, i don't know what i said, i don't remember. >> reporter: the "times" said it was outraged that he would ridicule the physical appearance of one of our reporters. trump replied, "i merely mimicked what i thought would be a flustered reporter trying to get out of a statement he made long ago. i do not know what he looks like." but kovaleski told the "times" "donald and i were on a first-name basis for years." back when kovaleski covered trump for the "new york daily news." trum hp used one of kovaleski's articles from 2001 to try to bolster his debunked claim that he saw thousands of muslims cheering on 9/11. >> "law enforcement authorities detained and questioned a number of people who were allegedly seen celebrating the attack." >> reporter: but kovaleski said this week those allegations were never proven and that he doesn't recall anyone saying there were thousands or even hundreds of that's what set trump off. he's going, i

myrtle, the 80-year-old green sea turtle, got her meal of brussels sprouts and squid -- her favorite snack. she happily munched away. she loves brussels sprouts. [laughter] sean: high school students from the project smart program at unh are learning about the environment in a really interesting way. they launched a high-altitude balloon that took two hours to reach the edge of space at the balloon burst and the payload was recovered in maine. apparently, when you are up there studying that, you get some incredible views. erin: amazing. they are doing real research that will be used. kevin: there was a project where they launched a balloon, as well as one on the west coast last saturday to see if there was a difference in radiation. erin: that is what this is from. kevin: pretty amazing stuff. lots of sunshine expected and it will be milder into the afternoon. that puts you in the upper 30' s in parts of the north country even though you start in the teens to mid 40' s in the southern spots. not as cold later on tonight. we will drop into the 20' s and 30' s, which denotes progress.