--take sot-- --4:38 (:06) milton ceo-- --"all the patient has to do is line up the combination code, and take the cap off d take their dose."-- milton cohen of greenwood village-based safe r-x wants this to be the way you store addictive pills at home. --take sot-- --3:03 (:10) milton cohen/safe rx ceo-- --"if this little lpv were used nationwide, we'd prevent five million kids, five million, from initiating jefferson county d-a's office made an arrest and shut down this secret facebook page of middle and high schoolers buying and selling drugs like oxycontin. --take sot-- --2:49 (:10) milton cohen/safe rx o-- --"the number one source for teen prescription drug abuse, nationally and here in colorado, is pilfering from our parents' medicine cabinets."-- that means stealing a pill here and there with mom and dad not realizing. --take sot-- --14:35 (:05)-- --"if someone pries it off with a screwdriver, one of more of these engagement pins will fail."-- safe r-x is working with wheat-ridg r-x plus pharmacies... to test this bottle... how will we know if it works? one indicator might be b

the late-great free market economist milton friedman in favor of open borders. sounds so great, people move where the jobs are and everyone benefits, right? except importantly milton freeman always noted this. one little problem with the whole thing. he said it is one thing to have free immigration to jobs, it is another thing to have free immigration to welfare. you cannot have both. two of the nation's top economic thinkers tell us why milton friedman was right? that's next. this is judy. judy is 65 years old. her mortgage payment is $728 a month. that's almost $9,000 a year now judy doesn't think that she'll be able to retire until her mortgage is fully paid off. this is mike. mike is also 65 years old. his monthly mortgage payment was $728 a month. now mike thought he would have to work for another 12 years until his mortgage was paid off. and then mike heard that a reverse mortgage may help him. he called one reverse mortgage to get the details. mike retired immediately after getting his one reverse mortgage loan. maybe you too can benefit from a reverse mo

milton friedman had the incredible foresight to make this prediction. the history of the school choice movement has been that of empowerment. when given the choice to leave and underperforming public school, parent sees the opportunity to exercise this choice. here to discuss the legacy of milton friedman in the school choice movement, we have an incredible panel of experts. i will start by introducing patrick j wolf who is the chair and school choice department in the college of arkansas and is the integral investigator of the d.c. scholarship program and is leading a national teams conducting a multi method evaluation of the milwaukee rental choice programs. he has authored and co-authored two books and two dozen articles and chapters on school choice and campaign finance. he has designed, managed results that employ a wide variety of research numbers including experimental and qualitative investigation techniques. a 1987 graduate of st. thomas, he received his degree from harvard in 1985. next, we have virginia walden forest, a visiting fellow at the

in milton tonight kelli o'hara seven news night team. now from the night team sponsors ditching deals after an olympic scandal. likely going to lose somewhere between 5 and $10 million. tonight, ryan lochte is paying the price. well it did not take long for consequences after his story of a rio robbery unraveled. 4 sponsors now deciding to part ways with the gold medal winner. >> rio games are over. for ryan lochte so is his partnership with four sponsors including speedo and ralph lauren. speedo saying we cannot condone behavior counter to this values this brand has long stood for. ralph lauren saying the company will not renewing reportedly worth as much $1.8 million rio police say lochte claimed he was robbed begun point to cover up an act vandalism. today 12 time medal says he respects speedo's decision after apologizing this weekend. that's why i'm taking full responsibility for it, because i overexaggerated that story. and fi every never did, done that we wouldn't be in this mess lochte is in hot water with sponsors seven years aft

that often gets attributed to milton friedman. so should we do something as important as a school choice program in the hands of federal policymakers? i want to walk to a couple of options for doing that really quickly. if we think about education financing, the vast majority of that financing comes from state and local taxpayers. but it is derived from state and local taxpayers about 40% of that comes from the state level roughly, to be a what state you're in, maybe 30 from the localities. then we have that remaining 10% that comes from the federal level. ever think about that, we've got about 90% come from state and local taxpayers and about 10% from washington. just as a practical matter if we want to advance choice options that robust options, it has to come from states and localities. beyond that, of course, there are concerns i think rightfully about federalism issues, about public schools and private schools and charter that impact of regulations as the result of federal options expanded the having said that there are quite

milton friedman had the incredible foresight to make this prediction. the history of the school choice movement has been that of empowerment. when given the choice to leave and underperforming public school, parent sees the opportunity to exercise this choice. here to discuss the legacy of milton friedman in the school choice movement, we have an incredible panel of experts. i will start by introducing patrick j wolf who is the chair and school choice department in the college of arkansas and is the integral investigator of the d.c. scholarship program and is leading a national teams conducting a multi method evaluation of the milwaukee rental choice programs. he has authored and co-authored two books and two dozen articles and chapters on school choice and campaign finance. resultsesigned, managed that employ a wide variety of research numbers including experimental and qualitative investigation techniques. a 1987 graduate of st. thomas, he received his degree from harvard in 1985. next, we have virginia walden forest, a visiting fellow at the heritage

were randomly select did in the scenario and in the - - in that first scenario, mary milton was mistakenly struck with a live round. >> she was transported to a local hospital and pronounced dead. her son gave a statement saying this is a devastating time for us, my mother was a saint, such a tremendous loss of the most for everyone involved. >> reporter: she was shot several times, according to a photographer who was covering the event for the charlotte son. milton was active in the community, volunteering as a board member for her library group. >> the officer is on paid administrative leave. one of the questions people are asking is why was a real gun the police department said that she was well known in the community, this was a small community and everyone here knew her on a first name basis - - a first name basis. >>> we have more information about a 10-year-old boy who died on the world's tallest water slide in kansas. caleb schwab was decapitated at the ride will be closed for the season. two people have said nylon shoulder straps came loose and the investigation into how he died i

traffic on northbound between milton to dorchester exits 11 to 15. the drive times from the split to downtown and the pike exet is 20 -- exit is 20 minutes. no delays on the t. outbound lowell train is 10 to 15 minutes behind scheduled stopped outside north station due to mechanical issues. new overnight a tractor trailer everett. check this out at broadway and beechham streets. no word on injuries in the-- and the scene is cleared. good news for people using broadway and route 99 this morning. kathryn. >> thanks so much. >>> now to a developing story in connecticut. a powerful explosion levels a multifamily home in vernon. 7 people were inside at the time. including 7 children. several children ravel rather. four others were trapped until firefighters pulled them two adults are in critical condition and a 7-year-old boy suffered significant injuries. >> i heard a boom. >> it felt like a car hit the building. >> a cloud explosion and i thought something hit our house. when i ran out it was a big cloud of smoke out the front and the back. >> the blast

police killed mary milton near tampa. she was randomly selected mistakenly struck with a live round. >> mary milton is a phenomenal person in this community. i know her very well. she runs a lot of community events. it's just a horrific time for all of us. >> the officer who shot her is on paid leave. the event was designed to bring law enforcement and the comm together. >>> new details into the investigation of the death of that 10-year-old boy on a kansas waters over a copy of a private inspection conducted on the slide and all the rides at that park in june. >>> diet soda could be making a comeback in colorado's p high schools. >> the state board of education a 7-year ban. >> there are very strong feelings about this issue of it was on the agenda with the idea of alining state -- aligning state rules with federal regulations. >> reporter: for seven years now, you haven't been able to snag a soda in a colorado public school of state healthy beverage standards do not even diet. >> diet soda is not a healthy beverage and

antoinette casey corcoran from : milton was on board with his young children. he says everyone was terrified. >> it was almost like a bang, like we hit a wall and just dropped straight down. there was stuff in the aisles, you had people crying. antoinette: hospital officials in south dakota saying all 24 released. those who made it to their destination relievers to have two feet, and their bags, on the ground. >> i'm so little shaky, but it's not going to deter from flying. i mean, it happens. antoinette there was a doctor : and two nurses on board the flight, helping the injured passengers until they made that emergency landing in south dakota and get to the hospital. at logan airport, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. the dangerous thing they say he did inside an mbta tunnel. maria: big ideas about tiny living spaces. boston, exploring new solutions for city housing. harvey: still tracking storms across western mass and temperature changes some will experience tomorrow. all of that in the forecast. ben: and the report card is in for the temporary startin

i did not know who milton friedman was when i first got into this. i got involved as a parent and i wanted to see kids do well. period. as time has gone on, i understand it. we have got to be a part of making sure that every child is in a place where they can thrive, where they can store -- soar, and watching the young people in dc that i have kept in touch with, has been an incredible reward for a hard-fought battle here in dc it continues to be a hard-fought battle and we will continue to fight because we had tiffany and carlos and calvin and jordan and many other children who will stand up and say, i understand why it is so important, never when i asked them to come back and speak with in programs never do they say no. they get it. they understand. we will continue to work with those students and remember what dr. friedman said. for every student that receives the scholarship, they receive success in life. that was important. that is what he said to me. he encouraged me to continue fighting for kids. hearing dr. friedman say, keep fighting, you kn

was between needham and newton on 128, that is cleared for the most part, only slow through quincy, milton and dorchester moving up a little bit, see north of the city no problems on 128, still slow as you go 93 in somerville, pike moving for the most part. pike eastbound through brighton, see smooth sailing there. here is look at drive times, route 1, 13 minutes, expressway jammed up, 93 from 495 to leverett connector going to take you 34 minutes right now. shiri, i know scattered showers and storms and finally seeing blue skies over the city, more above average temperatures, a little bit of cooldown in the works for tomorrow at the beaches. then mostly dry conditions through the weekend. i phrase it like that because we do have a couple of showers right now over the south shore, the cape, islands, so that's where we are tracking rain drops in plymouth right now 69?, and drizzle close by and not much in more than actually seeing right now but see mix of sun and clouds as we go through the afternoon. so it isn't overcast, partly cloudy conditions like by 11:00 a.m. 73?, 1:00 p.m. 83? and w

, 128 very slow between needham and milton as well and brighton moving well and spot as make way eastbound and here are drive times for split and 37 minutes and 93495 to leverett connector and take you almost an hour right now. >> catherine: teen sitting in car when hit and live at police headquarters this morning and the teen was rushed into emergency surgery overnight. >> incredibly, catherine and daniel, the teen i survive, according to boston police. i received an update last 40 minutes and now asking for the public's help because they still have not arrested anyone. a lot of questions remain this morning. i do want to show you video though. this is video from just after that shooting and this is in south boston. shooting happened just before midnight on gavin way which is just off of old colony avenue and police told us again the teen was inside car when all of shooting they say tension continued to rise so much so that when we arrived around 3:30 in the morning to relieve the overnight crew, two police officers remained on scene because they were breaking up several fights. again, th

are doing today at 7:00. 93 jammed up bedford somerville, also the expressway jammed up quincy and milton, slow on pike through framingham too and draw your attention to the accident, route 3 southbound, near route 18 main street, in that for you and draw your attention north, 128 slow there as you go through woburn. elsewhere not too bad in terms of volume right now. take look at live cameras, traffic on 93 going south through somerville, and see volume pretty typical. take look at drive times right now. 2419 minutes, 9336 minutes. on the expressway from the split to the pike, 26 minutes there. gene and sara, over to. >> gene: catherine, we continue to follow breaking news out of south boston this morning >> sara: the teen was sitting in a car when someone opened fire. fox25 stephanie coueignoux is live at police headquarters this morning because officers told us the scene where this happened was just too dangerous, stephanie. >> stephanie: yeah, they actually called it a hot bed, sara. there was a group of people out in that neighborhood when we first arrived at around 3:30 this morning

that's why, back to to milton friedman, milton friedman talks about freedom as a whole. there are different components of it but to truly live free you have to have the ability across different areas. if you don't have economic freedom, it's hard to really have freedom of the press. if you just have economic freedom but you don't have personal freedoms can you really flourish as a human being the way we would all like to across the range of things that we care about as humans, to have the well-being that we want. we think freedom is a kind of necessary but in insufficient cause of well-being but if you don't have it it's really hard to thrive. maybe at the top you can which is why we want to look at cronyism because we don't want the creation of a two-tiered society but the fact is even for those people, can it really thrive in all the ways we want to as human beings. >> i do think we have a lot of common ground with occupational licensing and the council of advisors and more or less i second what will said. i think it's not just for libertarians. you could take this ind

they are 54-year-old janicetrunn milton smith. friends tell us that smith was trunk's boyfriend. both were shot multiple times inside the apartment here that trunk shared with her 19-year-old son. friends and family gathered outside the forest gardens apartments this afternoon. they're stunned and grief stricken over what happened here last night when someone walked into an apartment in the complex on the 100 block of forest avenue and shot and killed 54-year-old janice trunk and the man friends say was her boyfriend, 44-year-old kevin milton smith. trunk's sister learned of their murders overnight. >> she called me every day. we spoke every day a million times a day. slaw a good sister. >> reporter: it was just after 11:00 last night when neighbors heard the gun shots and called police. for much of the day today the crime scene tape remained up. mid morning the coroner removed the bodies. friends said trunk shared the apartment with her 19-year-old son and that smith frequently stayed here, too. they said trunk worked as a itress at a diner in lansdale and they can't imagine any

and we want to move away from a system that does that. >> i want to ask john about his godfather, milton friedman's suggestion that the reason it's bad for taxes is because it's so easy for government to raise the tax. what do you think? >> well, not my godfather. the main things is the tax code's already complicated. it already exists that they can raise the income tax rate. so the problems with the consumption tax are the same things we have with the existing tax code. what's important about it is it is one way that we can limit how much we enter the federal government. these other ways we have to give it regardless. >> what do you think, rich? >> i think john is being idealistic about this. i also think the next president's going to be the first one that's going to have to deal with crypto-currency, black chain currency, making a sales tax difficult to implement. >> very interesting point. let's end it there. thank you very much. the "cashin in" gang coming up. >>> the media going ballistic on donald trump over his second amendment comment. why are they focusing more on that than his

the dictionary was shaped by people that read milton. it was very male and white and british. he really forces and this is long before the dictionary starts going online. he gets interested in magazines like poplar mechanics and the language of ras tufarians. he brings in a man and makes this man actually stand in front of him so he can fake notes. this is a language of on old gentlemen sitting in the cottage with hounds by his side. it is part of a mission for john to open the dictionary to new readers and writers and the whole world by putting it online. >> he is going on book tour? >> absolutely. he better be. he has done a lot of public speaking as editor and chief and i think we are gearing up to have him do more. >> how important is selling it book >> i think it is remains on the kind of book. for fiction it is important and certainly kinds of non-fiction. i don't think it is essential a lot of times. history is review this and there are smaller factors in the way we publish and promote books and there are other ways of promoting books like social media accord or people

back to milton friedman. milton friedman talked about freedom as a whole. there are different components but to live free you have to have the ability across different areas. if you do not have economic freedom it is hard to have freedom of the press. if you have economic freedom but you do not have lots of personal freedoms, can you flourish as a human being the way we would like to across the range of things we care about as humans, to have the kind of well-being that we want. a kind ofreedom is necessary but insufficient cause of well-being but if you do not have it it is hard to thrive. maybe at the top you can which is why we want to look at cronyism because we do not want the creation of a two-tiered society. that even for those people can you thrive in all the ways you want to as human beings without freedom. have common ground licensing. like i echo what will said. and index is not just for libertarians. you could take this index and you could say this is how you could think about freedom but some things might be more important than freedom. maybe a

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back to milton friedman. milton friedman talked about freedom as a whole. there are different components but to live free you have to have the ability across different areas. if you do not have economic freedom it is hard to have freedom of the press. if you have economic freedom but you do not have lots of personal freedoms, can you flourish as a human being the way we would like to across the range of things we care about as humans, to have the kind of well-being that we want. we think freedom is a kind of necessary but insufficient cause of well-being but if you do not have it it is hard to thrive. maybe at the top you can which is why we want to look at cronyism because we do not want the creation of a two-tiered society. even for those people can you thrive in all the ways you want to as human beings without freedom. >> i think we have common ground with issues like licensing. and i echo what will said. our index is not just for libertarians. you could take this index and you could say this is how you could think about freedom but some things might be

the dictionary had really been shaped by people who read milton and tennyson and a detective novel but it was very male and very white and very british. this is long before the dictionary starts going online. he forces it into the modern age he gets interested in magazines like popular mechanics and get interested in reggae and he's trying to figure out the proper definition of thinking. he makes this man's tank in front of him so he can take notes. he's an old gentleman in the countryside. he is part of a mission and he wants to open the dictionary to new readers and new riders. >> will he be going on book tour? >> absolutely. he better be we are gearing up to have him do a lot more. i think for pictionary remains very important for certain kind of nonfiction it does as well. a lot of the books are for future events are driven by radio. i think we have certainly seen through smaller and smaller factors in the way that we publish and promote books and there's all these other ways of promoting books now to like social media where people can go to many channels like youtube and i think o

he's accused of setting up a camera in a bathroom in milton. police say a coworker made this discovery. 7's kris anderson with more on this disturbing story. >> kris: a lot of people upset about this. a woman found this camera when she saw the blinking light while in the bathroom. that's when police were able to track down >> you're nasty! you're disgusting! >> kris: yelled at outside of court, park ranger raymond mckinnon not talking to our cameras or anyone else about the accusations he's facing. >> do you want to apologize for what happened? >> kris: mckinnon is accused of filming female life guards at this facility. he allegedly hid a pen camera in recording cut short when discovered by one woman over the weekend. >> the state trooper indicated that while going to the bathroom in the staff bathroom at the lifeguard facility, she noticed a blinking light. images were obtained and certain videos, videos of certain employees knowned to commonwealth, mostly lifeguards going to the bathroom at the pond. >> kris: the to 30-year-old arrested quick

freedman because milton freedman's ideas were ascended in that period from 1980 to 2005. we saw the ball of the berlin wall and we saw what happened in china. and just to give you one statistic that tells you about the amazing progress that was made in that 25-year period when for the most part countries moved toward economic freedom that are talked about in the publication and index of economic freedom. over 1 billion people, over 1 billion people in 25 years, by the way 25 years is like a nano second. we moved people out of poverty. that is an amazing accomplishment. and yet i would make the case and i would love your reflections on this, that age of milton freedman unfortunately has come to a halt, maybe not a screeching halt but slowing down as some of the ideas that took hold in the 1980's and 1990's are now in retreat. we so that, for example, in the united states, we saw half of the american voters in the democratic party voting for a socialist. that tells you a lot that some of the ideas that we are talking about have lost favor. as the ideas lose favor, people wi

milton schelling. is there because he is a veteran and while partly true e when he was taken to home plate he was presented with a purple heart.n he was wounded in vietnam but never received it until now. lon and hold i would get one some day and the lord came through. >> l lit has been 46 years overdue. and to be a part of that, knowing what an individual he is.a he received his purple heart with the help of his neighbor every contact the foundation for exceptional warriors. >> a we can help the veterans during the fox 8 foxtrot on sunday you cansu pick up your shirt and bib number. wednesday at edgewater beach and thursday and friday at fleet feet pepper pike and register for the foxtrottl at all of these locations. miranda lambert engaged but, this little boy and east rutherford new knows what he wants. sebastian gunned-down alunni askin for her hand in marriage. he gave her a ring. during the show saturday, she told the audience that she said yes. wait another 25 years. that doesn't for fox 8 news

that's why, again, back to milton friedman, you know, mi milton friedman talked about it as a whole. to live free, you have to have the ability across different areas. if you don't have mick freconom freedom it hard to have freedom of the press. if you don't have personal freedoms, can you flourish as a human being the way we would all like to across the range of things that we care about as humans? to have the kind of well-being that we want. and we think freedom is the kind of necessary but insufficient cause of well-being, but if you don't have it, it is really hard to thrive. maybe at the top you can, which is why we want to look at cronyism, we don't want the creation of a two-tiered society, but the fact is even for those people can you really thrive in all the ways we want to without freedom? >> i think we have a lot of common ground with the egalitarians on issues like occupational licensing with the president's counsel of economic advisers issued a great paper a few months ago. and i more or less echo what will said. i think our index is not just for libertarians, you can ta

medford somerville on 93 and expressway starting to improve and smallpoxet in milton area, averaging 9 miles per hour as you come down from the north and 13 miles per hour as you make your way up the expressway. over here on 128 just a smallpox net lexington where slow going to 29 miles per hour and as you work your way north, pretty slow there in needham and newton. coming up here i wanted to take -- give you look at situation here. 495 going south. one lane blocked there you're seeing some delays behind that point and also before that point, so both directions around that spot. take a look, this is traffic on pike going eastbound, volume heavy but nothing too concerning, drive times on pike, 31 minutes. on the expressway from the split to the pike, jammed up there, 24 minutes, 93 from 495 to the leverett connector. looking at 41 minute drive there, and shiri, we know that drivers might be experiencing some different conditions depending where they are. couple rain drops definitely what need, and drought monitor, look at it, 17% of massachusetts and 4% of new hampshire. so last time

casey corcoran from milton was on board with his young kids. it was almost like a bang, like we hit a wall and just dropped straight down. there was stuff in the aisles, you had people crying. erika: casey says within 15 minutes that plane was on the ground. is being brought in to bring passengers to california. we'll keep you posted as we get new information. randy: a disturbing story out of rhode island, where a father is charged with leaving his 3-year-old son alone in a sweltering car. cranston police say the man had taken another child into a dentist's office. the boy was left with the windows cracked open just an inch, the temperature 93 degrees inside the car. someone wa little boy and called for help. police say the child was really >> the guy was standing there holding one child and all he kept saying was i was just going to be a minute. randy: police say the child was really there for nearly 40 minutes. the boy was crying and sweaty as he was taken to the hospital. he's expected to be ok. his father is facing cruelty and child neglect

freedman" because milton freedman's ideas were ascended in that period from 1980 to 2005. we saw the fall of the berlin wall and we saw what happened in china. and just to give you one statistic that tells you about the amazing progress that was made in that 25-year period when for the most part countries moved toward the economic freedom ideas that are talked about in this publication an index of economic freedom, over one billion people -- over 1 billion people in 25 years -- by the way 25 years is like a nano second. in 25 years, we moved one billion people out of abject poverty. that is an amazing accomplishment. and yet i would make the case and i would love your reflections on this, that age of -- that things have trended in the wrong direction in the last 10 years and that age of milton freedman unfortunately has come to a halt, maybe not a screeching halt, but it certainly as -- is slowing down as some of the ideas that took hold in the 1980's and 1990's are now in retreat. we see that, for example, in the united states. we saw half of the american voters in the de

this happened at a popular pond in milton. the suspect faced a judge in quincy. >> reporter: raymond mackinnon has been a park ranger for eight years and a seasonal ranger for longer. he's facing charges of misconduct against his fellow coworkers. >> reporter: he faces multiple was a covert plan to capture images and videos of workers. police were tipped off by a female lifeguard who noticed what looked like a pen with a flashing light. >> after further investigation, the card was inserted into a state police computer and as a result the and certain videos. mostly life guards, going to the bathroom. >> they remain committed to assisting the state police as they continue their investigation. he was ordered to ventured any firearms. >> -- to surrender any firearms. [ indiscernible ] taken by the police. >> reporter: he posted $10,000 the courthouse. >> and it was closed to the general public while the dcr and state place continue the investigation. it's believed that mackinnon acted alone. >>> an elderly woman was hit lowell tod

mary milton died after being the shovel others knew something was wrong when they heard how loud the shot was. >> when she turned, i could see in her eyes that this was bad. this was not going to end well. and she hit the ground, that's when there was just the shock was shot several times. the police department called the shooting a horrible accident. noton was well known in her community. >>> family of cot writer of marvin gaye's song let's get it own is accusing ed sheeran of stealing part of the song for his song thinking occupant loud. ? ? [ music ? [ music ] ? ? >> sheeran is also fighting a copyright lawsuit over his song photograph. >>> a man in dubai is beating >> a few showers and thunderstorms pushing across the state. we also have a stationary front to the north of us. stationary now, high pressure gets out of the way, changes to a cold front, sweeps through the state. 90s out of the forecast. ,, narrator: 2010. short-sighted budget cuts in washington threatened to close the colorado facility that oversees the nation's response to insect-spread diseases. but michael bennet

latest is southbound in milton on the expressway after exit 11. left lane is blocked another accident route 3 north in rockland before exit 14 and 228 and this is blocking the shoulder. we have a third accident on 95 bumper to bumper back to exit 4 and route 295. now back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> right now, police are investigating a crash that badly injured two people in lowell a man and woman were hit by a car while crossing branch street last night. the woman was airlifted to a boston trauma center. we are told the man was up and talking to police at the scene. the driver did stop. so far, no charges have been filed. >>> a big day for casino gambling wynne start work on the casino project. jim smith is live in everett didw a closer look at what's -- with a closer look at what's happening today. >> reporter: it is happening. it's a reality for a couple hours now, it's been humming here at the wynne cay can seeno construction site -- casino construction site. the the building has begun on the two billion dollar casino project which will sit

milton lai of sydney, australia came up with this gluttonous fast-food creation. from top to bottom, it is, domino's pizza, mcdonald's chicken nuggets, french fries, another pizza, burgers, more pizza, and some kfc. cindy: may be your last birthday cake if you eat that one. a couple of spots showers around this afternoon. we brighten it up tomorrow afternoon. look at the heat. emily: thank you. >> you know what they say. if at first, you don't succeed, try, try again. and that's why we've invited a few folks who had some tough luck their first time here to come back today and take another shot at that $1 million. it's second chance week on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ? ? hello,ve i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] very special day. i am excited about this. our first contestant is a risk taker who gambled his way to the $500,000 question, took a chance, and lost $225,000. [audience groans quietly] he didn't come back for the money. he wants redemp

from the south your problem spot is, of course the expressway of the traffic is heavy from milton to dorchester. 20 minutes just to get through that stretch this morning. and new overnight, a major milestone for the bridge project a3 million pound span was float odd-a barge down the weymouth river overnight going through the marine channel and turned 90 degrees. and we have live pictures of it and the span will be installed today once completed it will search as connection between quincy and weymouth and travelers to and from boston. >> thanks so much. >>> 6:31 is the time. we are following several breaking stories from overnight. in new york police say reports appear to be unfounded. two terminals were evacuated and all inbound flights stopped as police investigated. officers say they found no weapons no ammunition no shell casings or any evidence of gunfire. >>> tense moments in milwaukee overnight. police say they used an armored vehicle to get to an injured shooting victim during a protest. officers in riot gear confronted a group of protesters throwing rocks at police. protester

backup from this begins in braintree on 128 south as you traffic in milton from exit 11 gran granite avenue to exit 15 at columbia road. almost 30 minutes from 128 in braintree to downtown. we have no delays on the t or the commuter rails. chris kathryn back to you. >> thanks. >>> breaking news overnight all delta airline flights are grounded. >> they are dealing with a system wide outage. nicole jacobs is live in logan airport with what we need to know. nicole. >> reporter: chris kathryn it's just that with a mountain of headaches. i want to direct are attention to the mobile kiosk that was rolled out right now by a delta worker. you can see he is doing his best to assist the hundreds of passengers who continue to wait in this delta line. and if you look just past that gentleman you can see the passengers go as far as the eye can see. just about 15 minutes ago there was an announcement that there apparently an hour ago they made a similar announcement that the system would be up and running in an hour but that has come and gone. right now we are told it's really only affecting the i

milton at 6. boston at 70 and always a little warmer in the city. low and mid-50s across the south his or her and the south coast. harwich at 61 degree. still dry in these spots but all the spots on my map, this is where you are going to be dealing with the patchy morning showers. through 10 a.m., few sprinkles. noontime 83 degrees. partly sunny this afternoon. even 87 at 3 p.m. going to be a hot one today. hour-by-hour look into these showers coming up. here is catherine parrotta with live drive time traffic.volume starting to pick up in all of the usual spots. a couple of incidents too. a stalled vehicle. 93 going northbound after cambridge street. coming down 93 making your way south, pretty slow all the way from wilmington to right city. shifting west, 290 eebld. a -- eastbound. ramp partially blocked. not seeing problem around one. the pike eastbound. according to mass police, crews are on the scene doing overnight cleanup from the two truck crashing. only one lane get big 17 miles per hour in auburn. a a look at the pike, eastbound through bri

a brief down over the milton area. and rain in potential marshfield this evening. a picture that came in earlier on. mike kelly sent thin minden. and this didn't produce a tornado it was awfully close. it shows us what type of atmosphere we have today. the warm front has been moving northward. and the dew points are in the 70s. and it's going to stay really soupy up until tomorrow air. we have sun breaking out to the west. and temperatures spiking around 90 in hartford. mid-80s in springfield. and many of us will see the 80s before the sun goes down. more storms off to the west. and these are something to over getting to the hudson valley were mass by 9 p.m. and towards midnight we bring in the chance thunderstorms. and until early tomorrow morning when the cold front moves through. a chance for more activity. so all of this will be scattered in nature. and the best chance will be in the line from boston to the north and west with a low risk to the cape and the islands and temps in the 70s. muggy tomorrow morning. and as the day wears on. the dew points will drop a

prosecutors say was a covert plan to capture images and video of unsuspecting fellow workers, bathhouse in milton. police were tipped off by a female life guard who noticed a flashing light. >> mostly life guards going to the bathroom. several of whom genitals are clearly seen on the videos. there's a video of the individual who placed the camera. >> reporter: the dcr is deeply ur and remains committed to assisting the state police. mackinnon was ordered to surrender any firearms. >> he has been suspended by the issuing authority. firearms have been taken by the police. >> late today he posted $10,000 cash bail. he had no comment as he left the courthouse. and it was closed to the public conducted the investigation. it's believed he acted alone. jim smith, wbz news. >>> so far you don't have an easy path when toll booths on the pike become a thing of the past, it will take a toll on the wallet. what we'll pay when we make the transition to electronic polling. and some drivers will be paying more and a break. on october 28th. the switch will be flipped on electronic tolling. you'll no longer be pa

. >> i can tell you mary milton is a phenomenal person in the community. i know her very well. she attends a lot of community events. it's just a horrific time for all of us. >> police will not say if officer cole followed proper protocol. they will only say they were not aware that real bullets were in the gun. >>> we're working to find out the relationship between two suicide earlier this morning at miami's airport. we know that both people found shot in a parking lot were men. witnesses say they heard them arguing just moments before someone fired a gun at least three times. the police investigation has not impacted any incoming or outgoing flights. >>> an arkansas officer shot in the line of deputy this morning was just taken off life support and passed away. sebastian county deputy bill cooper soon. billy jones was arrested after a standoff at his house. we're told that officers went there earlier this morning after jones' father asked police to check on his son. a local police chief was also shot but he is out of the hospital tonight. >>> now the most accurate weather tea

but i think that is a feature milton friedman would have said is a feature, right? it is a competitive charlie public system that allows all of this to rise. can't speak for freedom but i would imagine he would be supportive of the tax credit scholarship model as well. why would you go to school once the child had left? >> thank you so much for coming here today and for your great insightful questions. these join me and thinking our panelists. [applause] [indiscernible chatter] >> air force lieutenant general joseph was recently confirmed by the senate as national guard euro chief. this morning there will be a handover ceremony at the pentagon. live coverage at 11 a.m. on c-span. and an update on the international aids conference thisin south africa summer. we'll hear about advancements in funding for hiv aids research. live noon eastern also here on c-span. >> a c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, houseorse -- white correspondent will discuss president obama's plans to move ahead with the

casey corcoran from milton was hit a wall and rocked straight down, stuff on the aisles. people crying. >> within 15 minutes that plane was on the ground. it's not clear how serious the injuries are. jetblue telling us another plane is being brought in to bring the passengers to california, and we'll keep you posted as we get new information. >> a disturbing story out of rhode island where a father is charged with leaving his three-year-old son alone in a sweltering car. cranston police say that the man had t dentist's office. the boy was left with the windows cracked open just about an inch. the temperature is 93 degrees inside the car. someone walking by saw the little boy and called for help. >> i was standing there, holding one child, and all he kept saying was i was going to be a minute. just a minute. >> police say that the child was really there for nearly 40 minutes. the boy was crying and sweaty as his father is facing cruelty and child neglect charges. >> it is 6:06, mayor marty walsh voicing his support for a plan to lower the speed limit throughout boston. law

you're a milton friedman fan. i'm a milton friedman fan. it is what republican party used to be is generally libertarian. anyway, gary johnson, bill weld, two successful republican governors. david: patrick, i know you're a philosopher and you have eternal hope but you really don't think he could win, do you? >> oh, that is exactly, the big lie in this campaign we only have two choices of the truth if both hillary and trump, i just think for the record, i think trump is a disgrace to america and i think hillary clinton belongs in an orange jumpsuit, but if both of those, if gary can win a small number of electoral votes, neither of them get over 20 the whole thing gets thrown into the house per the constitution. top three people go and house decides. hasn't happened in almost two centuries. david: that is bank shot. that is real, that is countying on a lot of things happening? >> well, it means that gary has to win 20 or 30 votes from hillary and trump, has to win ohio or florida. some combination of states where this whole thing moves in t

they happen to milton delaware where the dogfish head brewery is and you are salivating. why is it so important to have it here? >> we love this brewery. we have been there and with the permission and the crazy things they get up to. it's about time that we fina and ohio. >> reporter: we are bringing it home. dawn kendrick reporting live from liquid channel 3 news. >>> new at 11:00 two men have been charged in an indictment for allegedly shooting a woman at the cuyahoga national park. they had been charged with attempted murder and other charges. court documents say they tried bite shooting her in the head. if convicted the two can face up to 30 years in prison. >>> to canton where people are searching for the man or woman who killed two men. the 911 call came in from a neighbor around 9:00 this morning. when they arrived they found two men had been shot and killed in the house. one of the victims cousins says he has no idea who could up the mess. >> they will know in the first 48 hours or they will not. >> reporter: police say there were three children in the home rangin

and recreation faced several charges after police say he secretly videotaped them using a bathroom in milton. >> this involves an investigation by the state police after a lifeguard identified herself to a state trooper and indicated that while going to the bathroom in a staff bathroom at the pond she noticed a green light. reporter: prosecutors say she noticed it milk crates. the pen was turned over to the state police with videos. >> there is an individual who placed the camera and adjusting the camera. based on the forehead that is depicted in that video several have identified them as the defendant. >> they released a statement saying in part that the dcr's >> saying mckinon was on leave without pay. they declined to comment on the case. there were several bail conditions including stay away from the victims and witnesses in this case. hoten pond is closed as they continue their investigation. wcvb newscenter 5. ed: an unholy crime. two women accused of robbing a woman studying to become a nun. what police say they stole om found out she didn't have any money. >> toll booths gone before

leominster at 58. 48 in londonderry, new hampshire. 59 in lynn. 55 in milton. boston at 51. it is typical for the city to run a couple of degrees warmer. only 10 degrees warmer than lexington and natick and 52 or medway where it is 51 degrees. lower 60s sprinkled in across the cape this morning. either way you want to spin it, i think a lot of you will want to grab that light jacket. 7:00 this morning, 54 degrees. cool but nice and sunny. sunglasses also be our best friend today. at noon, 75 degrees. 3 p.m., 80. comfortable humidity today and our range will go anywhere from the upper 70s to the lower 80s as sunshine rolls. hot and cool spots. we will see how long it stays comfortable. drive time traffic. >>> speaking of sunglasses. they were giving out free sunglasses at the zip trip in westford. a great place to go and get those best friend sunglasses. another one coming up this friday. roads are nice and quiet. route 1, 9 south, no issues. pike wide open and expressway is clear. over to your live drive times. 10 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the exi

antoinette: casey corcoran from milton was on board with his young children he says everyone was terrified. >> it was almost like a bang, like we hit a wall and just dropped straight down. there was stuff in the aisles, you had people crying. antoinette: hospital officials in south dakota saying all 24 injured were treated and released. destination relieved to have two feet and their bags on the ground. >> i'm still little shaky, but it's not going to determine from flying. i mean, it happens. antoinette: there was a doctor and two nurses on board the flight, helping the injured passengers until they made that emergency landing and got to the hospital. antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: that closed down part of the mass pike in charlton. right now, state police say the westbound lanes are open, but two lanes are still closed eastbound. a fiery crash sets off a terrifying chain reaction shutting down a busy highway , late last night. right now an investigation is underway into how a minivan slammed into the cars in front of it, which had slowed by a construction zone. route in ne

fifty-four year-old janice trunk a 44 year-old kevin milton smith were killed sunday nate at forest garden apartments in ambler. trunk's sister tells us she lived there with her nine year-old son who was not home at the time. police say killer shot trunk and smith several times, no word on any motive or a possible suspect. >>> septa says it expects much shorter lines today as it continues to require pass evening tours get tickets before boarding trains, during the busy evening rush hour. change went into effect yesterday at five center city stations. tickets are collected on the platforms between three and 6:30 leading to some very long lines at suburban station. recent defect for septa's silver line are sweep translated in trains and conductors unable to collect tickets. this is their solution. new policy is causing even more headache for passengers. >> i cancelled my train down here. >> it will be a hassle, you know, you get into your daily routine, and next thing i necessity i have to reorganize here. >> septa says lines should be short tore day as people adjust to the new policy. there

and lighting the tires first will be bo butner, the milton washington runner aaron strong. for aaron strong and bo butner, and of course our favorite, bruno mass. where do you think these two to his final. he would be the 101st driver to go in the pro stock car run. >> i'm aaron strong. i'm a race winner and i run pro stock. i'm from auburn, washington. >> going up a very talent bo butner. looking for that first wally today in pro stock. >> i'm bo butner, a former sportsman champion, i run pro stock and from floyd's knob, indiana. >> one of my favorite places. floyd's knob, indiana. >> he's definitely going to need to pick up his performance. >> how about this! eric strong is advancing to the final. bo butner with problems at mid track, despite only running a 6.065. we have the 101st finalist in pro stock, his name, aaron strong. when you're the underqualified car, tony, just make a representative run. if the other guy has a problem, you can advance just like that. >> anything can happen. but for aaron strong, he was actually with bo butner in terms of performance. the bigg