talk to sharon. >> chelsea: what just happened? >> dylan: could sully have been more exhausted, or what? >> sharon: [ chuckles ] he was asleep before i even put him down in his crib. >> dylan: i know -- faith, too, although she insisted she wasn't tired. >> sharon: as her eyes closed. >> dylan: yeah, pretty much. >> sharon: hey, did you check under her pillow? >> dylan: i did. clean sweep. no sugar. >> sharon: good. >> dylan: room is clean.

let's now welcome pro body builder instructor sharon fillia. joined by two of her advanced fall prevention participants. pat morris and eva preto. welcome, ladies. thanks for coming. in wow. this is an interesting topic. for sure. before we begin, you are a >> yes, simplt. >> you have your own syndicated show. >> yes. it is produced in malden. syndicated in boston. wellesley, cambridge. revere. i'm all over. but what my love is is senior fitness and a big thank you to mayor gary christianson of malden and also the executive director of the malden senior center. who actually really, really o also allowed me to really develop the program. . >> now, what made you want to work with seniors? >> well, i have taught executives. i have taught all different demographics. but the fortitude that they have, they are smart. as i mentioned, you know, before we got started, you know, when i hear stories about someone who served on someone who served at pearl harbor, someone who showed me their number tattoo from the holocaust, these are experiences that condi

no sugar. >> sharon: good. >> dylan: room is clean. >> sharon: y i

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reporter: sharon wants to reach out to frustrated. she lost her number. >> i just probably would put my arms around her and say i'm sorry. i did that. reporter: investigators say the remains were released to the family after the autopsy was completed on monday. a go fund me page was started by a relative to raise money for funeral expenses. again anyone with information about what happened to madison dane ace urged to call the tip line on the screen. wmur news 9. reporter: thank you a concord mother now charged with child endangerment after police say they found drugs in the home she shared with her two young children. police say they made the discovery in august when they were called in the home for a report of a child who wasn't breathing. that child later died. but the mother is not facing any charges related to that child's death. she is charged with drug possession after detectives found 25 grams reporter: five people are homeless in conway tonight after huge flames consumed a house this afternoon. a news 9 viewer captured this v

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here you go. >> sharon: thaou >> dylan: i know that there's a lot going on. >> sharon: the thought of us being separated, the thought of you losing sully, the thought of you even taking a risk like that because of some dire need to go after victor? >> dylan: it's not gonna happen. you have my word. >> sharon: okay, well, you say that now, and i know you believe it, but i've seen what this has done to other people, including nick. and it's all bad. victor is the least of our worries until we figure out where adam, chelsea, and connor are. [ cellphone rings ] sorry. it's the station. give me one second. mcavoy. okay, thank you for the update. [ sighs ] they spotted the car. >> nikki: jack, i'm going to say this as someone who has been married to you and values our friendship very much. don't stand in judgment of me or my marriage. >> jack: nikki, all i'm saying -- >> nikki: nobody knows what happens, what goes on between two people. but i do know this. you would be better to examine your own relationship and stay the hell out of ours. >> jack: okay. [ door opens ] [ door closes ] >> vic

sharon: correct.ou need to figure out what is going to be pro-market, what is going to be the optimal way in which you regulate the economy that is going to lead to the types of outcomes. this has to get through congress. there's a 60-vote culture. it's not clear he's going to get any of these projects spent. he's got a long path to go. even on the trade agreements, he can't arbitrarily reduce the tariffs like this. he can start of, but that is a legislative process as well. is higher tariffs across the board both for the united states and for our trading partners. you're not understanding what exactly that is. francine: jim, on the surface of it, you could say there are very similar policies to krugman. it depends on how you implement them. who is the person that should become treasury secretary? does donald trump need to get people that are from the establishment or well-respected by the international community? jim: yes, but not one of these cookie-cutter global elites. brilliant,rainerd, but a rub

is mourning the death of soul and funk singer can sharon jones. battle against pancreatic cancer at the age of 60. anthony mason looks back at the career of this extraordinary talent ♪ 100 days 100 nights to know a man's heart >> reporter: from the first notes you heard, you could feel the force of 4' 11" sharon jones. born in augusta, georgia, and raised on gospel, jones began performing in bar bands while work as a corrections officer at rikers island. but an early meeting with a record company executive nearly made her quit as she told us in 2010. >> he told me, "you need to go maybe loose loouz some weight, and use some bleach because you don't have the look we're looking for. we want someone light skinned." and he literally came out and said those things-- i was too fat, too plaque, too short. >> reporter: it wasn't until many years later at brooklyn's daptone records that the then-46-year-old jones would release her debut record with the dap-kings. >dap-kings. ♪ i got a thing on my mind >> reporter: in 2013, her late-in-life stardom was side

i want to project the right image. >> sharon: exactly. maybe i should just put my hair up. >> dylan: no, we just have to be truthful. we got to speak from our hearts, and we got to tell that judge how much we love that little boy and we just want to spend some time with him. >> sharon: i'm really praying this works out. it was so hard leaving christian at chelsea's the other day. >> dylan: leaving him?

>> sharon: [ sighs ] what do you think of my outfit? >> dylan: it looks good. >> sharon: no. i mean, is it right for court? i want to project the right image. >> dylan: maternal? >> sharon: exactly. maybe i should just put my hair >> dylan: no, we just have to be truthful. we got to speak from our hearts, and we got to tell that judge how much we love that little boy and we just want to spend some time with him. >> sharon: i'm really praying this works out. it was so hard leaving christian at chelsea's the other day. >> dylan: leaving him? what are you talking about? >> chloe: all ready for court,

>> dylan: it looks good. >> sharon: no. i mean, is it right for court? i want to project the right image. >> dylan: maternal? >> sharon: exactly. maybe i should just put my hair >> dylan: no, we just have to be truthful. we got to speak from our hearts, and we got to tell that judge how much we love that little boy and we just want to spend some time with him. >> sharon: i'm really praying this works out. it was so hard leaving christian at chelsea's the other day. >> dylan: leaving him? what are you talking about? >> chloe: all ready for court,

alan and sharon are around here some place. oh, i was so surprised when sharon told me it was bud who stopped on the highway -- - come here you little -- get up there and take your bath! - jamie, you get cleaned up! sharon, you leave him alone! (door slams) i have to apologize for my children. big sister, little brother, they can get into the darndest fights (chuckles). bud, how about you and betty? does she give you much trouble? (gentle music) joy into her life either. we have the usual amount of fights, i guess, just average. - [jim] well, how'd it go? - [margaret] where's bud? - oh, he's putting the car away. - [jim] well, tell us, what happened? - bud was wonderful. he could have destroyed me, absolutely destroyed me if he'd wanted to, i was so proud of him i could have cried. - thank goodness. - i'm not surprised. after all, he is my son. (audience laughs) - his manners were perfect. he was simply an angel. - well, we're back with the family now we can pick up where we left off. get me a drink of water! you just can't tru

. >> sharon: [ sighs ] what do you think of my outfit? >> dylan: it looks good. >> sharon: no. i mean, is it right for court? i want to project the right image. >> dylan: maternal? >> sharon: exactly. maybe i should just put my hair up. >> dylan: no, we just have to be truthful. we got to speak from our hearts, and we got to tell that judge how much we love that little boy and we just want to spend some time with him. >> sharon: i'm really praying this works out. it was so hard leaving christian at chelsea's the other day. >> dylan: leaving him? what are you talking about? >> chloe: all ready for court, i see. >> chelsea: yeah. i want nick to

>> dylan: happy thanksgiving. >> sharon: we're gonna get

. >> sharon: dylan. >> dylan: i won't be long. i'm gonna get changed and head back to the station. >> sharon: wait a minute. you're not scheduled to work today -- it's thanksgiving. >> dylan: you told me to get out. i just assumed that we're not gonna spend thanksgiving together. >> sharon: dylan, i'm so sorry. you know, everything came crashing down at once. sully was gone and then faith wanted to live with nick and i i know that your heart is in a million pieces because of me, and all you've tried to do is help and understand, and it's a miracle that you don't hate me and haven't walked away from me. but, dylan, i can't lose you, too. do you think that you could forgive me? >> dylan: happy thanksgiving. >> sharon: we're gonna get

(bright music) ♪ >> sharon: [ sighs ] what do you think of my outfit?> dylan: it looks good. >> sharon: no. i mean, is it right for court? i want to project the right image. >> dylan: maternal? >> sharon: exactly. maybe i should just put my hair up. >> dylan: no, we just have to be truthful. we got to speak from our hearts, and we got to tell that judge how much we love that little boy and we just want to spend some time with him. >> sharon: i'm really praying this works out. it was so hard leaving christian at chelsea's the other day. >> dylan: leaving him? what are you talking about? >> chloe: all ready for court, i see. >> chelsea: yeah. i want nick to

. >> sharon: dylan. >> dylan: i won't be long. i'm gonna get changed and head back to the station. >> sharon: wait a minute. you're not scheduled to work today -- it's thanksgiving. >> dylan: you told me to get out. i just assumed that we're not gonna spend thanksgiving together. >> sharon: dylan, i'm so sorry. crashing down at once. sully was gone and then faith wanted to live with nick and i blew up at you. i know that your heart is in a million pieces because of me, and all you've tried to do is help and understand, and it's a miracle that you don't hate me and haven't walked away from me. but, dylan, i can't lose you, too. do you think that you could forgive me?

sharon stone and others urged a change in the culture to allow victims' voices to be heard. >> there is a big need for all college campuses. this is an issue that all campuses are dealing with on and off campuses. it needs to be talked about. >> data from the national violence resource center shows as many as 90% of college students victims of sexual assault do not report the crime. >>> some bay area nonprofits are among those to benefit from collin kaepernick's pledge to donate one million dollars to charity. giving away one million dollars a month and it stand because of the protest as racial injustice. the silicon valley will get $25,000. groups in milwaukee, dallas and new york and chicago are getting donations. >>> state officials say that california's jobless rate has remained steady for four months in a row. figures released put the state unemployment rate at 5.5% and down from last month. the state development office says employers added 31,000 nonfarm payroll jobs last month. california has now added more than 2.4 million jobs since the economic rebound in february of 2010.

sharon jones was 60 years old. >> ifill: tell me about "a little bit of me."little bit of me is one of songs i played on my acoustic guitar. a lot of the new songs i play on electric guitar, but that song is kind of like an older song of mine. it's an old comfortable shoe that i play. and i have background singers for the first time. >> ifill: you have an opening for a backup singer? >> come on. >> ifill: i'm just saying i could to it. it would be a dream. >> now, the girls wear little short skirts. >> ifill: okay, never mind. it's not going to happen. >> stewart: finally, two nephews of venezuela's first lady face long sentences in american prison. prosecutors say the 97 use of celia flores, the wife of embattled venezuelan president, nicholas modewaro, conspired to smuggle cocaine from honduras to the united states. a jury in manhattan federal government convicted the pair yesterday and they'll be sentenced in march. that's all for this edition of "pbs newshour weekend." i'm alison stewart. good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access g

>> sharon: mariah, you don't understand. >> mariah: i'm pretty sure i do. you just unloaded on dylan for taking faith to nick's. and i'm trying to figure out when you decided that your husband, faith's stepfather, was the enemy. >> sharon: faith belongs here gets to stay, nor is it dylan's. that's up to me, and it's up to nicholas. >> mariah: dylan was just trying to give faith what she asked for, which i feel the need to point out at this particular moment he was able to do because he was here -- with you. he hasn't run off and bailed like most people would after what you did. >> sharon: well, i'm sure he had the best of intentions, but he still had no right. >> mariah: he always has the

>> sharon: mariah, you don't understand. >> mariah: i'm pretty sure i do. you just unloaded on dylan for taking faith to nick's. and i'm trying to figure out when you decided that your husband, faith's stepfather, was the enemy. >> sharon: faith belongs here with me. it is not her decision where she gets to stay, nor is it dylan's. that's up to me, and it's up to nicholas. >> mariah: dylan was just trying to give faith what she asked for, which i feel the need to point out at this particular moment he was able to do because he was here -- with you. he hasn't run off and bailed like most people would after what you did. >> sharon: well, i'm sure he had the best of intentions, but he still had no right. >> mariah: he always has the best of intentions because he

>> sharon: dylan. >> dylan: i won't be long. i'm gonna get changed and head back to the station. >> sharon: wait a minute. you're not scheduled to work today -- it's thanksgiving. >> dylan: you told me to get out. i just assumed t 're not gonna giving together. >> sharon: dylan, i'm so sorry. you know, everything came crashing down at once. sully was gone and then faith blew up at you. i know that your heart is in a million pieces because of me, and all you've tried to do is help and understand, and it's a miracle that you don't hate me and haven't walked away from me. but, dylan, i can't lose you, too. do you think that you could forgive me? >> dylan: happy thanksgiving.

>> reporter: in october, sharon was scheduled to perform at an event for president obama on the white house lawn. when her health forced her to have a speedy recovery and that we have a chance to see you perform in the future." what a show he would have seen. ? to my happiness ? >> reporter: anthony mason, >> ninan: a growing number of families who have lost a relative to a drug overdose have found comfort by loved one's organs. kenneth craig tells us about a pennsylvania family's gift of life. >> full of hope. >> reporter: long before the day came, charles grugan let his parents know he was going to be an organ donor. >> he was checking it off because he believed it was the right thing to do. not that he would ever be called on to do that. he had big dreams. >> reporter: but an addiction to pain killer cans derailed those dreams and swept charles epidemic. he had his first pill in high school. ? happy birthday to you ? >> reporter: and by his 30th birthday, he had moved on to heroin. he was 33 when he overdosed in the family living room. >> and i yelled to him again, "charl." and he

>> sharon: mariah, you don't understand. >> mariah: i'm pretty sure i do. you just unloaded on dylan for taking faith to nick's. and i'm trying to figure out when you decided that your husband, faith's stepfather, was the enemy. >> sharon: faith belongs here with me. it is not her decision where she that's up to me, and it's up to nicholas. >> mariah: dylan was just trying to give faith what she asked for, which i feel the need to point out at this particular moment he was able to do because he was here -- with you. he hasn't run off and bailed like most people would after what you did. >> sharon: well, i'm sure he had the best of intentions, but he still had no right. >> mariah: he always has the best of intentions because he

>> sharon: dylan. >> dylan: i won't be long. i'm gonna get changed and head back to the station. >> sharon: wait a minute. you're not scheduled to work today -- it's thanksgiving. >> dylan: you told me to get out. i just assumed that we're not gonna spend thanksgiving together. >> sharon: dylan, i'm so sorry. you know, everything came crashing down at once. sully was gone and then faith blew up at you. i know that your heart is in a million pieces because of me, and all you've tried to do is help and understand, and it's a miracle that you don't hate me and haven't walked away from me. but, dylan, i can't lose you, too. do you think that you could forgive me? >> dylan: happy thanksgiving.

>> sharon: mariah, you don't understand. >> mariah: i'm pretty sure i do.ou just unloaded on dylan for taking faith to nick's. and i'm trying to figure out when you decided that your husband, faith's stepfather, was the enemy. >> sharon: faith belongs here with me. it is not her decision where she gets to stay, nor is it dylan's. that's up to me, and it's up to nicholas. >> mariah: dylan was just trying to give faith what she asked for, which i feel the need to point out at this particular moment he was able to do because he was here -- with you. he hasn't run off and bailed like most people would after what you did. >> sharon: well, i'm sure he had the best of intentions, but he still had no right. >> mariah: he always has the best of intentions because he would do anything for you and

a lot of red map. >>> accident on 95 north in sharon has cleared. biggest delays are north of the city heavy traffic all the way down into the on on tunnel. drive time right now from the new hampshire state line down to the zakim bridge 78 minutes. we have small pockets of congestion happening on route 1 south and then also a little bit more traffic on route 3 south in lowell. >>> our top stories this morning shutting down a major freeway in los angeles thousands disrupted traffic for hours and the protests spanning coast to coast including here in boston where they were no arrests reported. >>> and today donald trump is heading to the white house to meet with president obama. he called for national unity yesterday and said he wants to peacefully transfer power to president elect trump. hillary clinton also said she would work with trump to help the american people and trump himself pledged his victory speech. >> to all across this nation i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> donald trump is going to be our president. we

my own voice. >> actress sharon stone read what was known to the word as emily dough. the victim that was sexual assaulted. >> i didn't know what was in it. i didn't want my body if it had been contaminated. i wanted to take off my body like a jacket and leave it at the hospital with everything else. >> in the audience were students and teachers and others and addressed how sexual assault is handled. one in five women will be a victim while in college. there were stories of rape cases that were mishandled. >> the university never contacted the survivors to interview them. there was no effort made to secure evidence and the women never received updates. >> spear recounted a case where the victim was told to buy sneakers in case she encountered him again. >> another was told to take off school because the alleged rapist had a year left to graduate. >> this is to make sure that the next emily dough is supported. >> there is a big thing on college campuses for this, to get the word out. an issue that all campuses are dealing with on campus and off campus houses. it definit

sky 5 live over 95, and in the area of sharon. >> i'm emily riemer along with cindy and olessa, it is warmer today. this morning, i guess. >> yes, and you said 6:30, right? things were so dark. >> i know. >> and a few more days. >> a few more days. >> right. >> these are some of the latest sunrises of the year, and sun not up until 7:19 today, and it gets later through saturday morning, and then we turn the clocks back, so sunday morning the sun will be up at 6:24, just a reminder for you there, and this is it's so much milder. 15 to 20 degrees warmer than this time yesterday, so don't need the heavy jackets, or the hoodies this morning. it is mild, but a lot of clouds now in the low 50s, and 60s well up into the 60s as the kids are off the bus. and right now 50 in worcester and 51 boston, in the cape we're in the mid 50s, and we're going to keep climbing as the clouds thin out this morning. low 60s by lunchtime, and with some sunshine. and we'll keep climbing into the 60s this afternoon. you can see the cloud cover ahead of this, we're going to keep that southwesterly wind bringing i

phil explores the toll heroin has taken not only on nikki, but her mother sharon and sister, samantha. nikki is 8 months pregnant and turns to prostitution to pay for her heroin habit. dr.phil talks with sharon about the toll. >> when your girl is 8 months pregnant and prostituting herself -- girl. my girl wasn't a heroin addict. this is not my girl. this is a heroin addict. i did not give birth to a heroin addict. how do i feel internally? it's devastating. after all these years you wear a person down. heroin addicts wear their families down. >> the message dr. phil delivers to this family fighting addiction today at 4:00. >>> new tonight on cbs4 news at 5:00, the lack of snow in the on seasonal workers there, and now they're having to rely more on food banks. the shortage that has now created and see what it took to free two bald eagles stuck in a storm drain and how they're doing now. >>> dave is back with the friday forecast and the weekend forecast. >> little cool front that came through, it's a little hazy. that's cool air settling in over the valley here. but you can still see

sharon stone will be reading parts of that letter at the conference today. they are going to address the culture of rain and what college campuses can do to weep colleges safe. numerous people including a conwoman will be speaking -- congresswoman will be speaking. the event gets underway at 9:00 a.m. it's by invitation only. >>> police arrested five teen age girls in connection with several robberies near bart stations. they are accused of stwong armed roark that targeted women. some of the -- strong arm robberies that targeted women. the suspects stole cell phones and purses and even a white nissan. the girls used that as a get away car. >> i was thinking, what would i do, i could not just give up my phone, it would be a fight, unless they had a knife or a gun. >> police arrested the girls monday in the stolen nissan. detectiving are investigating to see if the girls are connected to other robberies. >>> police in san leandro ended with an elderly couple of the hurt. passengers in two cars were shooting at each other. one of the cars was speeding away from

in colma, sharon chin, kpix 5. >>> that's going to bring us to our nightbeat question.id you brave the crowds to go shopping [chuckling] this black friday? did you score any deals? send me a tweet at #veronicadlcruz. we'll have your comments and that story on bay area nightbeat; come join us at 10:00 on our sister station, kbcw 44/cable 12. >>> bet you used a credit card on some of those deals and some of those cards could soon cost more. especially if you are late on payments. the government is raising the limit on some credit card late fees. the "wall street journal" reports starting in january, american express will be the first issuer to increase its late fee. that means if you are late on more than one payment in a six- month period, it will cost you another $38. >>> a lot of people have been whipping out their credit cards for this. the make america great again cap for your christmas tree. the brass ornament imprinted with the donald trump election catch phrase is finished in 24kt gold. they originally retail for $149. they are so popular that amazon is already so

>> sharon: mariah, you don't understand. >> mariah: i'm pretty sure i do. you just unloaded on dylan for taking faith to nick's. and i'm trying to figure out when you decided that your husband, faith's stepfather, was the enemy. with me. it is not her decision where she gets to stay, nor is it dylan's. that's up to me, and it's up to nicholas. >> mariah: dylan was just trying to give faith what she asked for, which i feel the need to point out at this particular moment he was able to do because he was here -- with you. he hasn't run off and bailed like most people would after what you did. >> sharon: well, i'm sure he had the best of intentions, but he

sharon sent a letter across campus vowing safety is the number one priority. all three victims knew their attackers and they're all students. sharon's letter encouraged everyone to look out for one another and to step in if they see someone being threatened. >>> a story we brought to you on news 5. police officers dash cameras. it was the topic of a news 5 investigation in may. six months later those cameras have arrived. megan hickey road along with an officer to see how they've changed every day on the job. >> how are you doing? >> good how are you officer? >> an arrest in seven hills caught on camera. recording every step of the sobriety test. >> 2001, 2000, 2003. >> we wanted them for about a year. we presented information to city council earlier this year and they weren't receptive to purchasing the cameras. >> our story ran in may the city approved the cameras in june. they were installed last month. not soon enough for mike who was using his own body camera in the meantime. >> you paid for this? >> he told me several officers got their own. >> there's t

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this is video of an armed robbery in progress at a freight company in sharon hill. police are searching for the two bandits and the individuals that when to pick up the drugs in the first place. chad pradelli with the story. >> reporter: yes jim, you have one free company and a load of drugs worth nearly a million dollars and now police in darby and the dea is trying to figure out who is responsible. >> this is surveillance of one arm the suspect storming a freight country in chestnut hill and orders two employees to the ground and lets his partner inside and flees with a box police assume has narcotics but they own got away with one of two boxes shipped from the same address in california to sharon hill. the second one left behind contained much of this high grade marijuana and cocaine. >> two kilos of cocaine and approximately a block of about 50 pounds of marijuana. after police responded and found the second box they began checking surveillance video and soon learned another robbery occurred outside of freight company an hour earlier and was never reported. this

in separate jury trials, he was convicted of second-degree murder for killing sharon meade and raymond until after serving 70 years. >>> two local businesses, they are still recovering from flood 2016. but they are doing it in style. copper alligator and rossen's daughter in czech village how old a vintage fashion show to showcase their styles. the flood because what is awesome is we're not stopping. >> as the a new business owner in seed sewed, community support in the flood was just amazing n2008, we weren't prepared and there wasn't enough time and people saw how the city was affected negatively. >>> you can visit next week. that he plan to open their new location on small business saturday, the sat of thanksgiving. >>> after presidenel in iowa are looking at how his policies, if approved, could impact your savings. cbs 2 news reporter steffi lee is at the capitol and has the potential impact for us. >> reporter: experts say people shouldn't only focus on the day to day volatility of the fm markets but to also focus on long-term goals. although interest rates are going up, this stil

sharon jones was 60 and will be missed. >>> zika virus world health organization said it's no longer a international public health emergency. that means at the global level it's under control. they create a technical committee to handle research and efforts moving forward. there's no vaccine or medicine to treat zika virus. >>> in "healthcheck" be disturbing information about the number of people living with high pressure. the largest study of its kind. researchers found more than 1 billion people worldwide suffer from high pressure. that number has doubled in 40 years. the increases were found significant in africa and south asia. hypertension puts extra strain on the heart brain and kidneys. >>> southwest philadelphia school principal and her students are taking steps to get new computers. the principal is raising money for the computers by running the philadelphia marathon. the students took part in a fun run. donations are helping toward the $94,000 for the 240 computers they need. >> there needs to be equity and resources when you are not given something in life that you deserve

sharon, i need you to take over one of my cases. oh, i'll be right with you. i thought we might have some time to talk. i was hoping you'd help me learn learn to get the feel of this place. are you free tonight? yeah, i think so. how about dinner? oh, um, if you'd rather not -- oh, great -- talk to you later. you findininyour way around okay, counselor? uh-huh. i'm telling you, neal, there's a chemistry between me and that chick. well, just cool down, lover, 'cause she just asked me out on a date. what do you mean, i wasn't on city business? your all statement makes it clear -- you were off duty, test driving a car for private purchase. right, when the incident went down. detective, i work for the city, all right. i go by the city's regs. i never, ever heard of t ts before. happens to be new as of january 1, as the result of abuse by your own fellow officers. if you're ofofduty, and there's no resulting apprehension, there's no reimbursement. oh, so if i'd d rested an innocent citizen, i could have covered my butt. r owner has zero insurance, that leaves me on

her battle was depicted in this year's documentary miss sharon jones. she came back even stronger with a grammy nominated give them what they want which is exactly what she did on this broadcast in 2014. ? >> reporter: in october, sharon event for president obama on the white house lawn. when her health forced her to cancel, the president sent this moat. michelle and i hope you have a speedy recovery and that we have a chance to see you perform in the future. what a show he would have seen. ? ? to my happiness ? i've seen a lot of places i've been through a lot of things ? i'm still here hey ? >> she was surrounded by her family, by her loved ones and her band when she died. >> what a phenomenal life she was. >> she was booked to be here in four weeks. i can't believe she is not going to be with us. our condolences to her family. field in the beginning. >> the music world has one less >>> up next, norman lloyd w born a few months after the start of world war 1:i. he is said to be the oldest working actor in hollywood. that is coming up. you're watching

we should be nice and rested the football game that will sharon has you person the morning with that update. >> vanessa: a slot machine in the casino shows they won a jackpot but the house is no, you didn't. the woman thought she hit it big to the tune of $43 million. it was in late august and resorts world casino in new york but that machine malfunction. according to the casino on all machines it said malfunctions for all pays and played. >> woman: he offered me a steak and a big dinner. >> man: and now the house that is unfair. >> reporter: the casino. >> about the max for the only winning she is entitled to is $2.25 per that doesn't seem right.>> mark: that is quite a distance from what she one. i think they might have a case there speed and 86-year-old grandmother has been warned you will have to pay up to $5000 were illegally downloading a game she has never heard about. >> mark: investigators say she is likely to the thousands of canadians have received notices guilty or not. a private company called canadian law enforcement such illegally downloaded the effort she is upset she

. >> actress sharon stone with an emotional reading. that letter made famous in the brock turner case. >>> you took away my worse, my privacy., my energy. >> coming up, the symposium to educate students about sexual assault. >>> new at six. supposed to be a fun event. now a crab festival is called off. how a bounced check set off alarms and what happened to people that bought the tickets. >> i want my money back. i don't think it will happen. >>> there was a conference put together in the aftermath of the case of brock turner. >> the stanford swimmer given a six month sentence after being convicted of sexual assault. the event started with sharon stone reading a graphic letter. >> you took away the worse, my privacy, my energy, my time, my safety, my intimacy, my confidence. my own voice. >> actress sharon stone tearfully written by the woman known to the woman as emily dough. the victim unconscious sexually assaulted. >> i was terrified and didn't want my body and if it had been contaminated. who had touched it. i wanted to take off my

. >> sharon hill co-founded honor everywhere which bridges the memorial to ailing veterans, through virtual reality. >> this is, you know, a way that they can feel like they were there. >> cook was able to finally see the monument in 3d, through these goggles. cook's daughter and son were also choked up over the virtual tour. >> this memorial is for him. and i think, you know, if they can see that, and to see the expression on his face, just -- i know it meant the world to him. >> it is a new way to salute aging war heroes. don champion, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> and as the nation prepares to mark veterans day tomorrow, there is an unlikely reunion between two people touched by war. >> new york native laura, didn't know much been her roots, but quick internet is her notch her past revealed a link to viet nam vet, a man from doylestown, who she didn't know. >> i always thought about going back to viet nam. i knew my parents had passed, you know, not alive any more, but i really never had this desire to go look for anybody. >> so when i called bob, so curious, i never even -- never re

kpix 5's sharon chin joins us live from target and colma where shopping is under way. >> reporter: the parking lot is full. a steady stream of people have been coming in and going out. six in ten americans say they are shopping over the four-day thanksgiving weekend. the lines stretched through half the store at kohl's and carts are full at target in colma. >> normally this would be an insane thing to do. >> reporter: but you're here, aren't you? >> yeah. >> reporter: why are you here today? >> because 300 bucks off on a tv when your main tv is busted is actually a really good. >> reporter: jack and his family are among more than 137 million black friday shoppers nationwide. the national retail federation says holiday retail sales will jump more than 3% fueled boy a positive economic outlook and retail therapy. >> yeah. >> are you spending more this year? >> you know what? i have to say now that it's post-election, why not? why not? i mean, you just don't know what the future holds. >> reporter: more than half of consumers surveyed began shopping before thanksgiving thanks to sales lik

. >>> a new accident blocking the two left lanes on 95 north in sharon. it's at exit 8 mechanic street and traffic is backed up down to exit 7. we also have need brakes between exit 21 now -- you'll need the breaks around exit 21. drive times are already faster. mass-dot says drivers headed into boston yesterday between route 9 in framingham and westton in about 27 minutes, 10 minutes faster than last week. the drive between weston and brighton out of the 155 old tollbooths are already down. >>> good news thank you. >>> thousands of gifts meant for military families go up in flame. the cape cod military support foundation branch in borne says fire at a forge facility destroyed 70% of their donations meant for this year's operation santa party and with just a month to go they need donations fast. boxes in all of their branches. >>> a credit carrying says boston and other cities could be risking their -- credit agency says boston and other cities risking their credit rating. the report says more details will come out tonight with the full report after the e