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is today, generally running into the better 80s. the filter sunshine through the afternoon with some achiness in the air as well. we ll talk about what to expect on the weekend, talk about it more. here now with fast track traffic, here is danielle gersh. so overnight, we had a bad crash after route 1a at the ted williams tunnel. leaving the airport, they are the touring traffic to the callahan tunnel. it is also close before coming up here. we ll have to continue to keep an eye on this. no word yet on when this is expected to reopen, certainly, going to take you on the commute this morning. braintree to boston south of town, no issues. route 324, looking good. let s check the drive times, if door this morning. 10 minutes braintree to boston, 128, just 11 minutes on 93 southbound. want 28 to the bridge. both the t and commuter rail expected to start on schedule. and, we continue to follow the breaking news, the crash that danielle was just talking about. and go, t ....
crashed right into a tree. good evening, everybody. i m kate merrill. and i m lee merrill. students are holding a vigil in madeline s honor. jim armstrong has our stop story. reporter: it s a difficult time here at medway high school. just a short time ago, parents, teachers, coaches and students gathered here at the school and then headed to madeline s neighborhood for an emotional candlelight vigil. a community in mourning. the town of medway coming together in memory of one of their own. a candlelight vigil is being held in honor of 17-year-old madeline lamson. madeline was killed friday night when her car struck a tree in franklin and burst into flames. one of the most remarkable women i have ever coached and my heart is just broken that we ve lost her so young. and my team is devastated. reporter: her friends called her maddy, and she was a three- sport athlete at medway high. classmates and school officials say she was always upbeat and happy and they can ....
might have. when i began this book and met with my colleagues at grand central publishing we came up with the title, grand central how a train station transformed america. then i went home and said did it? that is an ambitious agenda to have to live up to. i realized that it easily did that. the more i researched the book, the more i realized this was a transformative place. stop and think if you go anywhere in the world and say this place is like grand central station, everybody knows what you are talking about. it is a metaphor for frenzy, chaos, people recognize it all over. grand central has been the side of ransom demands, homecomings, hope filled send offs, the target of nazi saboteurs, terrorist bombs. passengers have included presidents, kids left for summer camp, and soldiers who went to war. everyone has a favorite grand central moment. ben cheever whose father chronicled the suburban commuter, said it is as inviting as a rich person s house with the doors ....
crashed our entire economy through purposeful and fraudulent activities [laughter] banks and the bankers who bank them [laughter] have weathered attacked from all corners. the government is waging war on banks. they say wall street is guilty that your fortunes are where they are now because of wall street. people want to see bankers in handcuffs going to prison. jon: as as though seeing them punished appropriately would be somehow just or right. [ laughter ] well, guess what? the vampires finally got their blood. his name is kareem and his bankers lied about the mortgage backed security and he knew about that and looked the other way so he was guilty. jon: huh. lie being the value of mortgage-backed securities and looking the other way i think was the slogan for one of those companies, wasn t it? why is he the only person to have gone to jail for that activity? he pled guilty and he is now in prison. jon: oh, he want to jail for stupidity. doesn t ....
( cheers and applause ) stephen: welcome to the report, everybody. good to have you with us. thank you for being here. stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen. thank you so much for being here. i just got to wet the whistle for a second. ( cheers and applause ). stephen: sit down! i just want to give a shoutout to all of our friends in belgium watching right now. ( laughter ) nation, oh, breathe that in. spring is in the air. especially since i fired up my sweet pea and lilac glade plug-in. really makes it feel like sometimes i leave this building. and,sh, spring is the season of love when, shall we sabre the birds and the bees go at it in the sweaty pile of hard-core thorax-breaking. in this time of courtship tongues are wagging about one of america s most sought-after batchelors, rupert murdoch. ladies! ladies! he s breathing! ( laughter ) and you will not believe who rupert s cr ....