live in brighton ryan katz wbz news -- ryan kath the bbc news. >>> this airplane was about to land when air traffic controllers had to instruct the the first attempt had to be scrapped because the flight was slow to exit the runway. the flight did land safely later. right now people are using the roadways and runways to get to their holiday destinations. as daniel nottingham tells us, some passengers will see extra security. >> reporter: thousands of airline passengers were up early to avoid the rush at laguardia. they still face to delays. fog and rained delayed nearly 200 fights in the northeast wednesday morning. >> lines are much longer than normal. the big thing is to get myself extra time. >> reporter: there were also long lines at chicago's o'hare airport and heavy traffic at drop-off areas at lax. nearly 38,000,000 people traveling over the holidays need tsa tells cbs news more passengers are likely to pass through body scanners, enhanced airport security which comes after terrorism attacks. there is an enhanced machine that now replaces the more clear body image machines. rain

. >> ryan katz wbz news. >>> even if they don't win the game, the financial picture could improve, u mass is slated to receive more than $3 million guaranteed fees to play perennial power houses like florida and south carolina. >>> chipotle in cleveland circle is not open as was originally planned, health inspectors give the brighton restaurant and all clear to resume business, workers were even delivering produce there this morning in anticipation, but there was a water leak inside the building overnight. managers need to fix that before they can reopen their doors. >>> it is a really down to the wire now, holiday shopping procrastinators were out in full force across the area getting last minute gifts. but most malls closed a few minutes ago, julie spoke with some shoppers. closed at 6:00 as did most malls in our area, many shoppers told me they weren't worried because they do this every year. >> for a lot of people, men. >> we just started so it hadn't been too bad. >> it really is the most wonderful time of the year. >> usually, i mean i like to figure out what i need for everybo

. >> ryan katz wbznews. >>> hundreds of people in brockton spent christmas morning without power, car crashed on the street took down power lines. national grid crews are working forget christmas eve, officers were serving a warrant at a home after a stabbing when investigators say the suspect's mother hit one officer with a frying pan. she is facing charges, her daughter is charged with a stabbing and a man at the scene was arrested for disorderly conduct. >>> cardinal sean o'malley presided owe mass, he made his traditional visit at st. francis house where jon keller caught up with him for comments on hottest story on american politics. >> he has spoken out in defense of both syrian refugees and american muslims. two groups under fire from gop presidential frontrunner donald trump. and while the cardinal is steering clear of any direct political conflict, the difference between the philosophies of the two men could not have been more clear. >> the cardinal brought his homeless people and volunteers at the state's largest day shelter, three months to the day after pope francis delive

. >> as i team reporter ryan katz shows us tonight, all that pain could have been avoided and millions could have been saved. >> reporter: along this route 128 bridge in and out of gloucester construction work and orange cones have become part of the scenery and employees have a front row seat for the gridlock. stow rei murray said the -- zoe taken a bite out of the -- project has taken a bite out of the lunch business. the top watchdog was asked to take a closer look because things got so bad. >> we weren't getting ans that made sense and wanted to confirm taxpayer -- answers that made sense and wanted to confirm taxpayer money was spent properly. >> reporter: not only is this project four years behind schedule, the state also wasted at least $2.6 million here's the thing. the auditor says this could have all been avoided if the state had simply done an inspection on the front end. instead after construction began workers found some unexpected problems. >> there was a fatal error. >> reporter: and when the bridge needed reconstructive surgery instead of just a band- taxpayers big. >>

. >> as i team reporter ryan katz shows us tonight, all that pain could have been avoided and millions could have been saved. >> reporter: along this route 128 bridge in and out of gloucester construction work and orange cones have become part of the scenery and employees have a front row seat for the gridlock. stow rei murray said the -- zoe taken a bite out of the --