now at 4:30, just in time for halloween, it s a modern day salem witch trial. this is for real, not the burning of the stake kind of thing we knew from way back when. this is a fight between a witch and warlock and wound up in court today. kelli o hara is live with all the details from salem. yeah, definitely was a crazy one. ultimately it was up to a judge to make a decision. i am a woman, i am not somebody s foot stool. reporter: strong accusations from a salem witch. self-proclaimed warlock bruno says witch says this warlock has been harassing her and scaring her. i wish you dead on me. i take it your psychic abilities prevent you from seeing the future. i can see the future, that s why i m here, your honor. reporter: never making any harassing phone calls and telling a judge that bruno made the whole thing up is what the warlock said. reporter: the witch and the enemies. they once worked together day s old witchcraft store in salem but bruno says thi
she fell in, but first responders were willing to risk their lives in order to save hers. temperatures tonight will be well below freezing deep into the south. at least 11 deaths are blamed on this storm that brought snow from tennessee to new england. more than 400,000 homes and businesses are without power. we have a team of correspondents covering the relentless wilderness. first, jericka duncan in boston. reporter: for boston commuters, nearly 1.5 million daily, this is the new normal crammed on to crowded shuttle buses as their trains remain entombed in snow. pat mccrory s commute of 20 minutes took more than four hours. i need to do something, and it s not acceptable. we want to clean down there. reporter: desperate to clear the tracks the boston transit authority is paying union workers and using prison inmates to join the shovel brigade. it could be a month before the entire transit system is back on a full schedule. every task that was once are you routine h
she fell in, but first responders were willing to risk their lives in order to save hers. temperatures tonight will be well below freezing deep into the south. at least 11 deaths are blamed on this storm that brought snow from tennessee to new england. more than 400,000 homes and businesses are without power. we have a team of correspondents covering the relentless wilderness. first, jericka duncan in boston. reporter: for boston commuters, nearly 1.5 million daily, this is the new normal crammed on to crowded shuttle buses as their trains remain entombed in snow. pat mccrory s commute of 20 minutes took more than four hours. i need to do something, and it s not acceptable. we want to clean down there. reporter: desperate to clear the tracks the boston transit authority is paying union workers and using prison inmates to join the shovel brigade. it could be a month before the entire transit system is back on a full schedule. every task that was once are you routine h
says. now, that was just one of the tapes released earlier by tmz. here is another tape. take a listen to this one. ross, this has created a firestorm within the nba. reporter: yes, this is uncharted territory for the league. this is donald sterling s first crisis he s facing. no one knows what he has powers over, but he said he has broad powers to protect the league. many believe that commissioner adam silvers will issue a hefty fine. because 15 sponsors have already abandoned the clippers, and we ll see what happens from this point on. we re see team clippers and other teams coming forward and doing acts of protest courtside, bad news at the worst possible time. this has been a banner year. but of course this is a shadow over the league. it s one of those things where we re banding together. lebron james has been speaking out against donald sterling wearing the black socks and black arm bands. adam silver must make a stand, this will be the first thing that he does,
near normal. then cooler inland in the mid-80s today. so a few degrees cooler compared to yesterday. this evening the patchy, low clouds will return once again around 7 9:00. we will drop down to the low 70s before sunset. and then we have a cooling trend in store for us. i ll tell you more about that with our next forecast. kira. francis, thank you. bart s two largest unions and management return to the negotiating table today in a last minute bid to avoid a strike tomorrow morning. the two sides negotiated all day yesterday. key issues included wages, pension, worker safety and healthcare costs. both sides say they are working to avoid a strike. we are not at impasse. our team is prepared to negotiate and get a contract. we are not at impasse. we will go as long as as we need to go if we need to if it looks like we can get something done and get an agreement. both sides plan to return to the bargaining table in just a few hours. bart s current contract expires at