i'm liam martin. >> and i'm paula ebben. the 10-year-old little girl suffered the worst. exclusive interview. >> reporter: paula and liam, the little girl has broken bones all over her body. i spoke exclusively with her father. he wants the driver brought to justice. >> to be able to be there and see her as opposed to what was going on over the phone was a great university. even if it got worse i was right there beside her. >> rt phone call that his twin 10- year-old daughters and their mother were hit and run tricker treating. >> rowan said she remember its and she was not slowing down. >> reporter: ever -- ever to -- evely n and her mom was

paula ebben from wbz and i want to you meet a friend of mine. >> hi. i'm ari. >> check this out. if you can make out the fingers -- . >> spider-man. >> yeah. looks like spider-man. the camera picks up where you are. isn't that cool? >> oh, wow. >> like a ping pong ball coming what is your favorite video game now? >> i'm awesome at pacman. >> oh, that's cool. >> looking at the ball. oh, that's cool. [laughter] >> you think about a family that you would like, what pops into your mind? >> a mom and dad and sibling and pets. >> are you a dog or a cat guy? there is no wrong answer. help find ari pl home. go to cbsboston.com/wednesdays >>> during the campaign, donald trump promised to deport millions of immigrants, build a wall on the mexican border and ban muslims. >> in his victory speech overnight he called for unity. >> he is not hitler. >> reporter: post election reflection at a small roxbury mosque. >> who would want this type of man to be the leader of the strongest nation in the world? >> reporter: abdullah is american born but remembers when candidate trump proposed banning mu

i'm paula ebben. >> and i'm liam martin. beth germano spoke with his wife. >> an explosion and a cloud of smoke and you could smell you know, that wiry burning smell. >> reporter: and that sent karen mcclair running outside to find her husband, bill, semi- conscious on the ground. >> laying flat and his eyes started rolling back in his

. >> and i'm paula ebben. eriche the storm. >> the ecology of the area. and ugly day but much needed rainfall. these are the rain deficits, very, very steep. and anyone who traveled over the holiday might have noticed the reservoirs, ponds, lakes, missing a lot of water. much needed rainfall tonight and temperatures are starting to warm. the heaviest rainfall south of the pike. and we should see the biggest travel. watching the winds starting to increase. gusts approaching 30 miles per hour. and they could reach 50 as we head into the overnight. the first half of the night. and in particular, cape cod, the south coast and the islands. main issues, localized flash flooding on the roads for the commute. and then as we look to the overnight, some of the potentially damaging wind gusts. and tomorrow, another round of rain moving in. liam and paula, back >>> overnight just a horrific crash in columbia. >> this is the plane right there carrying a brazilian soccer team to their biggest match ever. it slammed into a hillside and 71 people were killed and six surv

i'm paula ebben. >> and i'm liam martin. beth germano spoke with his wife. >> an explosion and a cloud of smoke and you could smell you know, that wiry burning smell. >> reporter: and that sent karen mcclair running outside to find her husband, bill, semi- conscious on the ground. >> laying flat and his eyes started rolling back in his william. stay with me. >> reporter: he was using a 24- foot aluminum pole to hang christmas lights. >> and he put the metal hook on the end of it to grab the string and the lights on the hook and reached up. >> reporter: to a tree that stands close high-tension wires energized to nearly 20,000 volts, and it was a breezy day. >> the wind just caught it enough and he went back too fa and he touched the live wire. >> reporter: the equipment on the lawn, evidence of the accident. >> an aluminum pole makes an excellence path. >> reporter: fortunately, the pole was also touching the ground at the moment of impact. >> when the electricity went through it, it grounded out in the ground and his body di

. >>> i'm paula ebben. i want to introduce you to a friend of mine. >> hi, my name's ari. >> look at these. unbelievable. if you pick them up with the fingers -- >> like spider-man. >> yeah, like spider-man. the camera picks up where are. isn't that cool? like a ping pong ball. i hear you like pokemon. what's your favorite video game? >> i'm awesome at pacman. >> oh, that's cool. >> see, you can get lost. oh, cool, oh, cool. >> when you think about a family that you would like, what pops into your mind? >> a mom and dad, a sibling, >> either. >> help wbz and mass adoption help ari to find a place to >>> on the healthwatch, talking presidential election. even trump supporters say there were times when he crossed the line talking about women and people with disabilities and different races and faiths. dr.mallika marshall, there may be reconciling and valuable lessons. >> i heard from children who said they were worried that their friend would be deported. there is a lot of question thas kids have, and the mos

. >> and i'm paula ebben. >> police reports show he threatened police officers in the past. christina hager is live in lynn. >> michael mcginnes was incarcerated 15 times and was just michael mcginnest's criminal record goes back years. he was hit by gunshots that killed him tuesday here in everett a couple years ago according to a police report he told police i got a 38 right here and i'm going to kill your expletive. he reached for his waistband and lifted his sweatshirt. tased him. he made several attempts to bite my left leg. and he threatened to kill me when he got out of prison. and he threatened emts, saying he'd rip their throats out. and he was combative, refusing to cooperate with orders and spit blood at officers. in malden last year, he threatened an officer in a cruiser. he said he would and shoot me. if he couldn't get my gun, he would do something that would make us have to shoot him. prophetic words now that lynn police shot him after he attacked a clerk in a convenience store. >> he was a young 18-year-old kid so he paid the penalty for it. >> the officer di

i'm liam mart snipe and i'm paula ebben. the 20-year-old had a blood alcohol level nearly three times the legal limit when he crashed his car last spring. jim? >> reporter: paula, this is a tragedy for everyone, and it was a heart-breaking day in th father spoke out through his tears. >> i hope that our loss, as painful as it is, can maybe prevent someone else from having the same loss. >> reporter: fred sampson, junior is a broken man. craig was only 19 years old, and the endicott college student was killed when the car he was in crashed, a car driven by his close friend. today, the close friend, joseph castano, agreed to plead guilty with a blood alcohol level nearly three times the legal limit and will spend th years in jail. >> he recognizes it's never going to be enough to doing what he is doing but it's all he can do. >> reporter: castano's family walked him into court. sampson's father has a message for anyone who will listen. >> alcohol was a factor in this. people made decisions to drink. people made decisions to dri

paula ebben has the story at 6:00. >> this is the honor room at the bell um home in portland, oregon. dedicated to john pellum who died in afghanistan. it was unusual when she was walking on a falmouth beach and found >> it has a name engraved and i wiped off some of the sand and i noticed a kia. >> it stands for killed in action. the name on the bracelet. special wrist john pellum. she called his father in oregon. it wasn't a shock. the family is used to getting messages from friends of their son. >> people from all over the >> this is the closest to a message in the bottle. >> when she called and started explaining what happened. it didn't surprise me at her reaction because i feel that often that -- and i affectionately look up and say now you're just showing off. >> the bracelet takes its place in the honor room. >> the learn who wore the bracelet to honor him and how it was lost on the cape cod beach. >> you can see what it meant to the person who found it and the dad. >>> let's talk about the weather. things are about to change a little bit. >> sunny today and not so today. >> w

. >> and i'm paula ebben. beth beth? >> reporter: family members believe it was a group of women who have did the attacking. no arrests have been made but family and friends are marking the spot where her life was taken. family members are looking for answers after flowers were made outside a lowell apartment complex where 44-year-old died. >> she was jumped in front of my brother. she died. >> reporter: luis's brother was with her at the time. she was asked to leave the party only to be met outside by a violent group. her son witnessed it all. >> you traumatized the kid and for you not to have one ounce >> reporter: family members gathered at the scene want justice. >> you just threw her out there. i don't know. i want all of them to get charged. ist everybody. >> reporter: the complex here is prone to trouble. this altercation is called senseless. >> you are afraid to go out overnight and you don't want to go anywhere. you don't want to go to your neighbor's house. you don't know what's going on. >> reporter: family me

. >> and i'm paula ebben. >> police reports show he threatened police officers in the past. christina hager is live in lynn. >> michael mcginnes was incarcerated 15 times and was just michael mcginnest's criminal record goes back years. he was hit by gunshots that killed him tuesday here in everett a couple years ago according to a police report he told police i got a 38 right here and i'm going to kill your expletive. he reached for his waistband and lifted his sweatshirt.

. >> and i'm paula ebben. eriche the storm. >> the ecology of the area. and ugly day but much needed rainfall. these are the rain deficits, very, very steep. and anyone who traveled over the holiday might have noticed the reservoirs, ponds, lakes, missing a lot of water. much needed rainfall tonight and temperatures are starting to warm. the heaviest rainfall south of the pike. and we should see the biggest

. >> tha to stretch your holiday shopping budget, paula ebben sat down with an expert to give us tips. >> reporter: john is the ceo and founder of the frugal, a savings website based here in boston. thank you so much for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> as the shopping season begins, this is it for the retailers, black friday coming up at the end of the week, and what is the number one way save money. >> you know, for a lot of people, shopping is a social activity. you want to go with your mom, your daughter, your cousin and hit the stores and have fun but if you are really looking to save money, online is the answer. it will be easier to find deals, easier to find coupons, cash back. all of those things online. >> anything new to cybermonday? i know people have the black friday monday is engrained in the culture. any new trends? >> it was always big with apparel. people tend to get that online having looked at stores on friday, saturday, and sunday, and the other big thing online are video game consoles. people want to look at the picture quality and play with save a lot of

. >> and i'm paula ebben. beth beth? >> reporter: family members believe it was a group of women who have did the attacking. no arrests have been made but family and friends are marking the spot where her life was taken. family members are looking for answers after flowers were made outside a lowell apartment complex where 44-year-old

. >> and i'm paula ebben, and that includes 1 million people who and new hampshire could be the key to the white house. >> reporter: hours away from election day and the fight for four electoral votes has taken center stage on college campuses across the granite state. >> there is a huge responsibility in such an important state as new hampshire. >> reporter: the battle rages on because of the number of voters undecided. >> yeah. i'll probably be voting, but, want, though. >> reporter: how many of your friends are in the undecided vote spot still? >> a lot. a lot of undecided because they don't want to be judged by their peers who they are voting for which could be a huge issue. >> reporter: the latest polls out of new hampshire shows nearly 15% of voters are still on the fence, and donald trump and hillary clinton are pourin scales for one final pitch before voters head to the polls. >> just like i don't know, really. >> it's about what is beast for myself and my future career and my parents and their future. >> reporter: nick giovanni, wbz news. >>> libertarian vice