winfield scott organizes a military parade right outside the hotel at 14th and pennsylvania and march around the white house and back. john tyler, at brown's hotel, reads about it in the newspaper and recognizes what it is -- intimidation against the south and those who were unionists, and he contacts president buchanan the night before. you must cancel george washington's birthday. buchanan, who is nervous about everything, who says yes, i will cancel it. the parade canceled but the crowds are gathered. the federal units are marched back to their barracks and the d.c. militia units go ahead and do the best march they can do. congressman sickles hears about this and is enraged. he storms over to the white house and looking for the war secretary finds president buchanan. he says, this is a disgrace. you must resurrect the parade to honor george washington. oh, i don't know. president buchanan. he put that word they will have a parade that afternoon. [laughter] the marines were too far away at their barracks over and southeast. they reassembled and paraded around the white house. presid

and he starts pulling like-minded republican leaders -- carlson from kansas, duff from pennsylvania -- and others together in kind of a shadow organization for eisenhower, keeping his name out there. he keeps a link to eisenhower through the gentleman in the center, general lucius clay. clay was one of eisenhower's closest friends, a constant companion of eisenhower at nato and paris. and dewey communicated with eisenhower through clay. by the way, clay was the individual who masterminded the berlin airlift. and when they finally got to the point where they needed to have some sort of an organization on the ground, they turned to the junior senator from massachusetts, henry cabot lodge, who was then working so hard for eisenhower that he kind of let slide a challenge by a kid that he never thought could beat him in 1952, young congressman john f. kennedy. what lodge gave to eisenhower in 1952 hurt him in the long run. these three gentlemen here formed what i call just the eisenhower committee. it was never really a name for it. so when eisenhower changes his mind, he comes back to an

duff from pennsylvania, and others together into a shadow organization for eisenhower, keeping his name out there. he keeps a link to eisenhower through general lucius clay. clay was one of eisenhower's closest friends, a constant companion in nato and paris, and he would communicate to eisenhower through clay. clay was the individual who organized the berlin airlift. when it got to him that they needed some organization on the ground, he turned to the junior senator from massachusetts, henry cabot lodge. he was working so hard that he let slide to a kid he did not think could beat him in 1952. young congressman john f. kennedy. what lodge gave to eisenhower in 1952 hurt him in the long run. he formed what was called the eisenhower committee. when eisenhower changes his mind, he comes back to an organization that was already there and running for him. eisenhower decides that he is willing to accept the nomination as long as he doesn't have to run for it. but he does come back to run. what changes his mind? three things. the first -- you should really take a look at this online, an event

of mine, talking to black and keynote girls, fathers didn't matter and one of them -- they went to pennsylvania and i said let's just take this idea daddys don't matter. who paid for you to go to college? >> mom paid for college too. [applause] >> there is the idea that any talk of self improvement from within the community is somehow being conservative, blaming the victim. i think that is who we have always been as a people. time is up, thank you all. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the texas book festival is in its 20th year, founded by it than texas first lady laura bush in 1995 and will tv is live all weekend with author presentations and panel discussions. booktv has covered this event since 1998 and while festival goers get seated for the next author we are going to show you a couple programs from passed texas book festivals. in 2010 karl rove wrote his autobiography, courage and consequence. here is the portion. >> i remember walking up and down the streets of the other book festival buying too many books it took me months to consume. never thinking i wo

so we began to see nearly identical pieces of legislation be introduced in places like wisconsin, in pennsylvania, in texas. now, texas got a little creative and went beyond what had been upheld by the supreme court, because i don't think they could really help themselves when the debate got started. [laughter] nonetheless, what we see is this was not a grassroots effort. it wasn't like all of a sudden the public was demanding that these laws be passed. this was something that was done top down at the highest elements in the conservative movement to make, as i mentioned earlier, to make the electorate older and whiter and more crucially smaller as opposed to younger, more progressive, and the larger electorate we saw in 2008. because in 2008 what happened was there were five million new voters, and two million were black, two million were hispanic, 600,000 were asian. and president obama won 75% of that vote. and so you have two options when faced with this changing demographic. you can either change your policies if you're the opposition party, try to win over these constituencies, try to win ov

revis's blue collar work ethic began on this field, known as "the pit," in his hometown of aliquippa, pennsylvania. >> revis: you know, when you step on this field and play, it's like hallowed ground. >> keteyian: now rusted and decayed, the pit sits in the heart of what was once steel country. >> revis: it was electric here. we called it "the pit" because we like to trap our prey. >> keteyian: many athletes run away from their past. not revis. >> how you doing, baby? >> keteyian: he often returns, he says, to stay humble and grounded. here it is, right here. 309. his family still lives here in aliquippa, but growing up, revis, his mother, and extended family all lived in this now boarded-up home. >> revis: a lot of memories, man, the whole families, you know, 13-14 people in this house. you know, we all stuck together. >> keteyian: they still do. nobody closer than his uncle sean. a giant of a man, sean gilbert is another local football legend who played 11 menacing nfl seasons as a defensive lineman. in 1997, gilbert shook up the league when he says he turned down a $13 million offer from the wa

when authorities said she took off to boston rather than admiter two-month-old son to a hospital in pennsylvania. children's hospital in boston after she showed up with her son there. but when the judge heard cherry cherry's story, he set bail at only $250 cash. >>> as any parent has the right to do and any parent in this courtroom would do, chose to go to the children's hospital in boston, probably the premiere pediatric hospital in the united states, as opposed to going to a regional hospital in pennsylvania . >> reporter: family members say cherry was concerned her son son's breast feeding wasn't going well and when she was told to take her son to the emergency room in pennsylvania, she decid decided to go to boston instead because her family is here and because she thought her baby would get better care at children's. >>> i think in this situation, the amber alert was misused. >> reporter: the prosecution says it asked for high bail because of cherry's outstanding warrants but as a condition of her release she has to go to court and get them cleared. as for baby shall family members children

joseph and jenny carrier, so-called quincy been owe and clyde were arrested in pennsylvania today after allegedly robbing another bank in wilmington, delaware. the two are in police custody. we'll bring you more information as we get it . >> anchor: on to a developing story off the coast of canada a fifth body after yes's deadly whale watching accident. that ship sinking with tourists on board. investigators are looking into this disasterous sea as the safety of the ship comes into question. 7's adam william joining us now with unfolding details . >> reporter: kim, crews are serving for for where you person still missing as you say. they found five victims so far. vancouver late yesterday afternoon. boat crew set out one of those distress signals but vet or are still trying to figure out why. witnesses say it was a clear and calm day, 27 people were on board when the ship went down. at least 18 people were rush to the hospital. canadian police said an under underwater recovery team to search for the missing person, local search and rescue teams and the coast guard are also helping out w

. >>> and we're following breaking news out of pennsylvania right now where an unmanned blimp the size of a couple of football fields has just landed safely. but it broke loose earlier today. 7's adam williams live in the newsroom with the breaking details. this happened just in the last minute. >> yeah, that's the good news, kim, that it's on the ground. officials say a blimp has landed in an unpopulated area. it will became untethered from a military base. the military had to scramble fighter jets to track the blimp as it came close to the ground. someone on the ground caught the blimp on camera floating overhead. a large cable was hanging from the massive blimp which officials say began dragging on the ground, hitting power lines, causing power outages and shutting down a local college even for the day. plus you just consider the enormous size of this thing and what sort of damage it could have done. authorities are now making sure the spot where the blimp landed is indeed secure. it's on the ground, so it appears for now the situation is under control. we'll continue to follow it f

the remaining section that came to rest at a pennsylvania right there will be remanufactured over the weekend of the hull of the has been stuck since wednesday. u.s. armsy officials say helicopters will pull it from the trees saturday and military trucks will haul it away. businesses near are facing a couple of thousand dollars in damage from that . >>> it will be a pain just to get it done. it's not something we had planned. we go from there . >>> we've lost a lot of business because we don't have our fryer or our grill. it shored out something when the blimp glue over and took everything out. >>> not only did the run away blimp tear through the roof tops of businesses, it took down . >>> following a developing story from the campaign trail. the republican national committee is suspending its participation in a february telemundo. this comes after complaints of g.o.p. presidential campaigns about this week's cnbc debate and this weekend the republican candidates are planning to meet to discuss their frustrations with the primary debate process. chris pillone has more on what candidat

debate and a new poll showing hillary clinton still in the lead but losing ground in florida, ohio and pennsylvania. but biden out-performs her in the general match-ups in the key swing states. it all comes as biden's aides are blasting as a physical and categorically false while mourning his son's passing. biden himself first -- for the democrat raisin flux, hillary clinton's husband sat down with steven cobair late tuesday. here. who do you think is the most 2016? saturday night live. >> reporter: the 42nd president also weighed in on the principle frontrunner. >> he's master brander and the most interesting character out there. >> did you call donald trump and ask him to run for the president of the united states? >> no. no. [ cheering ] >> because that would be pretty smart, man. >> yeah. >> yeah, i get credit for doing a lot of things i didn't do. >> a long-time biden supporter says the vice-president is still deliberating. >>> already, still ahead, a shark saved for a fitchburg man. yes says his encounter with the shark off california ultimately saved his life. >>> a deadly confrontation. he

then over here, right now, there are a lot of clouds new york and pennsylvania. they'll find their way into our sky through the afternoon, so we'll spin this positively and say a mix of clouds and sunshine. breezy. mild afternoon. temps this afternoon upper 60s. >> christa: let's be thankful we don't have a repeat on the roads of the rain from yesterday. how's it looking traffic wise? route 24 was 12 miles. it's 10 miles now because of a fender-bender on 24 northbound, right before route 28. the backup on 24 northbound is ten miles. heavy traffic elsewhere? you bet. the tobin bridge bumper-to-bumper from chelsea. route 1, a stall there. 93 is tough too. also out of the peabody, danvers area, 128 southbound slow to 93, the t says we're okay, we're on time. rich kirkland, "7 news today in new england." 6:31. 56 degrees and these are your top stories. breaking news overnight a drive-by shooting on 495 south in wrentham. no one was hurt and police are looking for the driver but they do not think it was a random attack. investigators found evidence of the shooting at

mostly sunny skies now. over here in new york and pennsylvania. they will find their way into our sky as we work into the afternoon hours. more clouds this afternoon. despite cloud on the increase still a mild day. tomorrow mix of cloud and sunshine. a little bit cooler tomorrow. that 62 that's where we should be for this time of year. i'll talk more about that in 15 minutes. >>> let's start thing off at 9:30 with breaking news. sky 7 over the serious crash that happened in middleton. one person had to go to hospital. they had serious injuries. a box truck as you see here rolled on to side. over north maine street. this is the north andover line area. this happened before 7:00 police were still on the scene about an hour after that the victim was flown to hospital we'll keep you posted on that. three people in the hospital after shooting near the tennessee state university campus overnight. a few hundred people had been in party when police say that a group of armed men arrives and then were turned away. those people start shooting into the could

. >> christa: a pennsylvania little league field normally packed with kids is empty. officials there canceled the rest of the season after they say bullets were found at the field gate with names of people written in permanent marker on them. parents say it's been a tough year with ongoing fights between parents of the players on opposing teams. >> this is the 50th year, it should have awesome for all the kids, everyone involved and hopefully it continues next year. >> i have no idea where it's coming from but it has to stop. the kids have more sense that be the adults. >> each team has met with coaches who stressed how important it is to keep the players safe. >> today the centers for disease control will issue the first flu report of the season. most seasonal flu activity happens between october and may and peaks between december and february. if you have not gotten your shot, do it soon. this season's vaccine is said to be more effective than last year's. >>> if you're trying to diet, make sure you break common weight loss rules that could be hurting your progress.

the player as you might guess >> teenager from pennsylvania landing a special day to his homecoming dance. marcus joesy has been battling leukemia since april. he went out on limb. he invited miss new jersey to the dance. after hearing the story she couldn't turn him down. battling cancer at such a young age i wanted to make it special to him. >>> miss new jersey said the invite was great because she missed her own homecoming. he will never forget that. you kidding. the pictures. and the bragging right. much more ahead in the next half hour. the latest on breaking news in jamaica plains. very soon. >>> we're tracking a few rain showers around the metro. some thunderstorms with pea-sized hail moving through buzzard's bay out on to the cape. lamar odem continuing to fight for his life. a look at the everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet and wi-fi available, from 50 to 500 mbps. but the main reason to get fios? we're

>>> we do have breaking news this morning, an amber alerted after a 2-year-old child is taken from pennsylvania and found in boston. >>> a tractor trailer. >>> a double stabbing overnight and what we know so far. >>> a car barreling right through the front door. >>> 6:00 on this chilly saturday morning, thank you for waking up with us. i'm kris anderson. >>> isle julie chang. >>> and it's chilly. >> bundle up a bit. >> i did and i was thinking i should bring out the mittens at this point. >> if you need mittens this morning, you will need them over the next couple of mornings. the cool weather gets cooler as we go through the next couple of days. 25 degrees in nord, and 35 and 48 in the city of boston, you will notice the temperatures don't warm up all that much throughout the day, although we will see in the mid-50s. the see of boston upper 40s into the worcester hill. there has been a thin band of clouds out there, and even a couple of spot showers over the vineyard. i don't expect much rain over this, but this is the leading edge of the cold air that is moving in. look at temperatures over i

they arrested the 36-year-old mother from pennsylvania. she is accused of taking off with the baby friday afternoon. >> breaking overnight: state troopers in the hospital this morning after a track or the-trailer slams sight into his cruiser on the mass. pike in newton. police say that trooper was at a work detail when this crash happened around 10:00 last night. he was taken to mass. general. we still don't know the extent of his injuries or if the driver of the track or the-trailer was also hurt. >> also breaking overnight: police are searching for a suspect after two people were stabbed in east boston. it happened on bennington street around 2:00 this morning. and both victims are expected to be okay. police say a group of people got into a fight. >> teenagers under arrest after officials say he slammed his s.u.v. into a pole in ashland. pictures from the fire department show the s.u.v. after it shortly burst into the crash happened at the intersection of union streets just before 1:00 this morning. the 18-year-old driver faces a number

captioning company >> a pennsylvania mother arrested after setting off an amber alert. now one of her friends is speaking out. >> police say a wrong way bars. what happened after an alleged drunk driver got behind the wheel. >> game day in indy as the pats prepare for the colts. both players and fans motivated to get that win. >> a popular business that has been open for more than 100 years deciding it's time to close down. >> announcer: this is 7 news today in new england. >> 7:30 this sunday morning. thank you for joining us for 7 news today in new england. i'm kris anderson. >> i'm nancy chen, we've plenty of news but first we want to get a check of your sunday forecast because it's actually kind of cold out there yet again today. >> it is, much colder in the city of boston than yesterday morning. yesterday morning we were at degrees, right now at 34. in many of the suburbs down to the middle to upper 20s this morning. little bit of a breeze, it's not tremendous, about 5-10 miles but it does add a chill to the air. windchill factor here, willful factor in worcester a

police say a woman from pennsylvania took off with her infant son who was sick. they were found okay right here in boston. apparently, a nurse at children's hospital noticed the child matching the description on the amber alert and then called authorities. an alleged drunk driver under arrest this morning. police say that this young man here drove more than 20 miles down route three but in the troopers had to resort to drastic measures to end that wild ride in plymouth. >> patriots fans getting ready to take on the colts tonight. tom brady and the patriots counting down to kickoff against the colts. the first time, obviously, since the afc championship game leading to deflategate. now many say the pats are ready for revenge. >> you think the colts are the one who is want revenge. since they got spanked last time so bad. the patriots have to be pumped for. this they are riding a six-game winning streak. indy may be needing a little revenge. high point coming in 2012. the pats dropped 69 on the that was andrew luck's first start at gillette. not going to forget tha

tiffany's family calls this a misunderstanding saying tiffany thought doctors in pennsylvania weren't moving fast enough. >> they had her sitting in a what for, what's going on. so she had mentioned that she would rather bring the baby to where she knows she can get him good medical care, where she's familiar with, home. >> reporter: family says that the baby was born at boston children's hospital and that tiffany's family all lives in the boston area. as for the baby, he's still in the hospital, now in state custody but family say he's doing better and taking a bottle and the mom is due in court this morning. live in roxbury, victoria warren, "7 news today in new england." >> christa: thank you. now to an alarming assault at boston university. a student says a stranger snuck into her dorm room while she was sleeping and sexually assaulted her. let's go to nicole oliverio with more on that story. >> reporter: christa, police are still looking for the suspect. they say the victim didn't know him and this all happened during parents' weekend in a dorm right across the street from the bu

. >> jadiann: a bull on the run in pennsylvania. the animal put up quite a fight but police were able to get ahold of him and, wow, took him home safely. who knows why the bull crossed the road. >>> 7news turning to recalls to tell you about. more than 150,000 dishwashers are being recalled in the u.s. and canada because their power cords can overheat causing a fire hazard. bosch, da know, ken more, elite and therm adore dishwashers. five fires damaged homes. >> christa: da villagey baby reports mattress support brackets breaking. 12,000 cribs were recalled in july and it's now expanded to include 6,000 more. we posted full details on boast both recalls on whdh.com. >> jadiann: u.s. and international police are investigating a data breach as officials say a hacker has stolen information from 15 million t-mobile customers. t-mobile announced the breach affects people who applied for credit and includes names, addresses and birth dates. it occurred at ex peer on. >>> staples will be closed thanksgiving day. they've been open on thanks

police say cherry left pennsylvania friday night with her 6 -month-old son. family members say she was bringing him here to boston hospital where he was bond to receive medical treatment. the boy is doing better and is in police custody. >>> a hacker claims to have access to classified information including cia director owes security clearance. a law enforcement official said this doesn't appear to be true. the teen said he was motivated by politics and the desire to shame the government. >>> now, to the race to the white house, senator berniey sanders still holding strong in new hampshire, a new poll shows he continues to lead clinton by a 38-30% margin. however, vice president joe biden has moved up to 19%. biden is expected to announce whether or not he intends to announce whether or not he plans to run for president any day. however, supporters of the others say they won't change his mind if he runs. >>> donald trump in a new poll >>> donald trump in a new poll, but ben carson is close behind him. trump has 25%. carson is at 22%, which is within the margi

police say cherry left pennsylvania friday night with her sick 2-month-old son. family said she was worrying him to boston hospital to receive better treatment. >>> now to story that was first on 7 rochester police on the search for a person behind a cruel crime. police say that someone shot a family's dog with a pellet gun several time. that's go to kriks s anderson with more. >>> he's recovering at home and getting better. he was just out looking for the dog he found him bloodied at local cemetery. police in that area are looking covered in pellet wounds. >>> at least 8 shots have left the 4-year-old pup bloodied. went to pet him and he had blood all down his site. he let him out of the home to do his business. noble ran off. and when mike finally found him at the neighborhood cemetery that's when he realized someone had shot his beloved ped. he had to have been in a many times. >>> rochester quiet town where you can hear leave russell and birds chirp and this recent report of animal cruelty has police on high alert. >>> it's definitely very difficult when it c

after we start to try it out, even some breaks of sun back through upstate new york and into western pennsylvania. as we get into the afternoon, more prevalent. not a whole lot of of rain out there. just a passing shower at times, through about lunchtime today. a few breaks in the overcast. it's a milder day overall with temperatures already running until into the 50s for many towns. tomorrow hardly a cloud in the sky at times. so we'll see clearing skies tonight into the day tomorrow. so rain chance today about 30% chance of a shower in any particular hour here. that will drop off as we get into the afternoon. drying out this afternoon. all right. 53 in boston right now. 56 in plymouth. 50 in bedford. these numbers warmer than any time yesterday afternoon for a lot of towns. when you compare it to this time yesterday morning, a good 10 to as much as 20 degrees milder than what we had yesterday. thanks to the southerly wind. where they are seeing soaking rains, if not flooding rains, basically from houston, texas, back through new orleans. and then in towards northern louisiana and up into arkans

tiffany cherry, born and raiseddener boston says when a nurse near her home in pennsylvania told her her son needed to be admitted to the hospital she made the drive to boston. cherry says the colin called police and an amber alert was issued. boston police arrested her after she arrived at the hospital. >> my children were receiving substandard healthcare at best and i'm tired of it. i would never imagine this could happen in america in 2015. i have the right to seek the best care for my children. i have the right to that. >> jadiann: cherry has dealt with tragedy in the past. another son was stillborn back in 2009. she says that's part of the reason why she decided to go to boston children's hospital. from bourne police custody will appear in falmouth district court today. cogger-shall turned him over to police. he was arrested friday night for outstanding misdemeanor warrants but investigators say he slipped out of the handcuffs and got out of the police cruiser before running away. cogger-shall faces charges of escape from police and destruction of property. >> christa: the ntsb

tiffany cherry born and raised near boston said when a nurse at a clinic near her current home in pennsylvania told her that her son needed to be admitted to the hospital. she decided to make the five-hour drive to boston children's hospital. ercy said the clinic called police and that's when the amber alerts issued. boston police arrested her shortly after she arrived there at the hospital. >>> my children were -- had been receiving substandard healthcare. i would never imagine this could happen in america in 2015. i have a right to seek the best care for my children. >> cherry said she has dealt with tragedy in the past. another son of hers was still born back in 2009 and she said that is part of the reason why she decided to come here to boston children's hospital. >>> we're following more news today. the ntsb will be back in worcester to figure out what caused a deadly plane crash. the single enbegin plane crashed shortly after taking off saturday morning. the pilot 66-year-old a dentists from connecticut was killed in the crash. a vigil for local man killed onboard the missing cargo ship

joseph and jenny carrier were caught after a police chase that ended in pennsylvania. ed the couple robbed banks up and down the east coast, including florida, maryland and massachusetts. >> christa: now a developing story this morning. a south carolina sheriff's deputy pulled from the school where he worked after a resource officer -- some video of his surfaces him showing him slamming a student to the ground. classmates just watching this all in horror. let's go to kris anderson. this is really unsettling. >> reporter: it really is, when you look at the video, the sheriff's department says the student was disturbing the class when the teacher called for the resource officer. the video shows the officer grabbing the student, slamming her to the ground while she sits at the desk. he pulled her from the chair and through her to the other part of the classroom. the local sheriff is out of town but has seen the video. >> of course we're going to look at what led to this. >> i'm a parent and i'm ashamed. my child wasn't in the classroom but i feel sorry for that parent and

they were caught after they apparently led police on chase that ended in pennsylvania. the couple is now accused of robbing banks up and down the east coast including ones in florida. maryland and right here in massachusetts. >>> we're following more news today in than tackette man charged with raping two women at knife point and face image more charges. he confessed to two morsel assault one which happened as recently as last month. madison pleaded not guilty. he's held without bail. >>> we may learn more about tsarnaev living condition. the judge who presided over the trial scheduled to release public information tomorrow. lawyers involved in the case will have a chance to try to convince the judge to keep that information private. tsarnaev is in colorado while he awaits a transfers to prison in indiana. woman charged with killing her own uncle is now undergoing a mental health evaluation. court officers carried 367-year-old yavonee lewis into the courtroom. >> investigator say a big blast that levelled a homes caused by the homeowner in the 52-year-old woman left ope

grab the rain gear. pennsylvania. it's on the move. first drops 4:00 or 5:00 p.m. rainy evening commute but not heavy rain. that will hold off until later to know. an inch of rain overnight. >> jadiann: maybe a day for the galoshes, the wellies. >> and the you mean brel. >> new at 6:00, battle if boulder. the presidential candidates preparing for the debate. which candidate has the most at stake. >> christa: a family tragedy. a mother and her baby killed in a car crash. this morning we're hearing from a heartbroken relative about this. >> jadiann: the fate of a south carolina resource officer caught on camera roughing up a student set to be decided in the coming hours. ahead this morning, the agency joining the investigation into yo re unpking alrdy? ye, help mfind sommugs. su. (bp) he.. o. th' ll d wa up to t mountaigrown ara of folrs. he best rt of wan' up sowhere doou want start? i ink thiss a prettyood plac s folgerin your p it's the final countdown! the final countdown! if you're the band europe, it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on

there's rain off to the west back through new york and pennsylvania. and this is the storm system coming at us. it's tough to pick out the remnant. some are from hurricane patricia. it's got left over tropical moisture. as well as some wind energy. decent-sized storm. i don't think i call it a powerhouse storm. situations like this recently. the difference will be the timing with the brunt of the storm is overnight tonight and very early tomorrow morning if you do have an early morning commute that may slow you down somewhat. rainfall an inin boston. it has been dry. the ground can handle that. but the storm drain they may struggle. because they may be clogged drains in some of those cities and down leading to localized street flooding. later this evening through about 9:00 or 10:00 tomorrow morning. winds gusting 25 to in some location 30 miles per hour. may lead to brief power loss because there's foliage on the trees. that combined with the gusty nature of the wind as well as the on and off rain might have some minor power outages later tonight. enn

the balloon broke free from the hold in maryland and managed to float 150 miles to pennsylvania before it was grounded. fighter jets, state police and people looking in the sky helped track it down. the balloon is loaded with millions of dollars in highly sophisticated, secret tracking equipment and is being guarded by state police. the blimp took out several power lines leaving 25,000 people in the dark into the internet museums were interesting. >> jadiann: it was something you don't see happen every day. what's going on. >> christa: you lost your blimp? a different kind of witch trial in salem. why a witch and warlock are conjuring up trouble in court. >> jadiann: police looking to unmask a person who shot at a windshield in new hampshire. >> jeremy: rain gear a great idea this morning. then as we work through the morning hours, the chance of rain goes away. by lunchtime, sun's out. an occasional sprinkle on the cape. this afternoon partly sunny skies. dry. business traveling, there mighting delays at logan getting out of northeast. otherwise the rest-of-the-nation storm free. chica

the balloon broke free from hold in maryland and managed to float 150 miles to pennsylvania. fighter jets police and well peel just looking up helped track it. it's loaded with millions of dollars in highly sophisticated and tracking equipment. >>> this is part of new military radar system that's supposed to detect cruise missiles. fast flying low flying cruise missiles. probably from russian aircraft. >>> the balloon is being guarded by state police this morning. it did take out several power lines leaving 25,000 people in the dark. >>> still ahead, a royal visit. prince harry takes a trip across the pond for a special visit with wounded warriors. >>> and coming up in 7 sports the celtics team is deep and well coached. few breaks in the overcast. sunshine by noon. >>> thanks for joining us on "today in new england." a big tree crushing a car. this is in milton. police say this is one of many trees brought down by strong winds and heavy rain last night. that tree just uprooted in the person's front yard. right now officials are warning people to stay clear of route 28. becaus

. >>> a military team is trying to recover a surveillance blimp from a wooded area in pennsylvania. they're considering using helicopters to lift the wreckage. the process will take at least all day today. police fired about 100 shots at the blimp yesterday to drain the leftover helium. the blimp, about the size of a football field. broke free from its -- i'm sorry, broke free from the anchors in maryland and drifted 150 miles before stopping in trees if rural pennsylvania wednesday. it took down poles and knocked out power to 30,000 people along its way. the investigation continues into why the blimp came loose in the first place. >>> crews are trying to raise the whale-watching boat that capsized off the coast of canada. they say it could take days if not weeks. five people were killed when the vessel sank. divers recovered electronic equipment from the boat which could give clues as to what caused the capsize. >> christa: in what could be called a snub to the obama administration the european particle. is during dropping charges against edward snowden. it would prevent extraditio

a military team still trying to recover one of its surveillance blimps from a wooded area in pennsylvania. they are considering using helicopters to lift out the wreckage. that process will take at least all day today. police fired about 100 shot at the blimp to drain the left over helium thursday. the blimp which is about the size of a football field broke free from its anchors in maryland and drifted about 150 miles before finally coming to a stop in trees in rural pennsylvania wednesday. it tack down polls and knocked out power to about 30,000 people along the way. and the investigation is still under way into why the blimp came loose. >>> nearly two dozen runner will take part in the new york city marathon on sunday in honor of youngest victim of the boston marathon bombing. this team has raised more than 60,000. the money will go to martin richard foundation. marting was 8 years old when he was killed in 2013. >>> 7 healthcast now. get ready because we fall back for daylight saving. you get an extra hour of sleep. that's great. it can also throw off your body. this morning we have st

we'll have some of the clouds back in the western pennsylvania and western new york start to work on in as we go through to mid late afternoon. more clouds around tonight. look at this heavy rain. flooding rain, severe weather through texas again. the brunt of the storm system across the gulf coast. what will happen here over the next couple of day this batch you see across wisconsin and back through chicago that will go to north and west of us. the back down across the deep south then out to sea. it sort of split and avoid us. i don't see much of rain chance. just a slight chance of passing shower. otherwise much of the time and much of the area is dry. the other theme going on this week warmer air from midwest back down into the planes. we will shake school weather. by thursday and try close to if not above 70 degrees. foo to 56 this afternoon. light wind partly cloudy sky mostly cloudy tonight. all the little ones in their costumes they are ready to go and run tout door. at least this afternoon into this evening. it will be fairly comfortable. a little bit on the cooler side. temp

issued out of pennsylvania. along with three default warrants in massachusetts. a nurse at children's hospital called police after she checked in a baby that matched the deskrings of the amber alert. cherry was then arrested at children's. dcf is also investigating this case along with law enforcement in boston. >> new at 11:00: a naked man is rescued from the boston harbor this afternoon. boston police say he jumped into the harbor after he was spotted near an ice rink. doctors say he is now being treated for hypothermia. right now no word on his condition. >> patriots fans ready for a grudge-match in indy. tb 12 and the patriots counting down to kick off against the colts for the first time since the afc championship game. major off season headache for tom brady and the team. now we have the latest. >> if you think about it, rivalries don't exist that much in the n.f.l. anymore. the patriots and colts certainly have the makings of a modern-day version around the league. if there was any need to add more fuel t

she left pennsylvania friday night with her sick baby with. family members say she was bringing him to boston children's hospital where he was born for better treatment. cherry two month old son is in hospital now but in dcf custody. >> sky seven hd in jamaica plain this afternoon where crews put out fire that caused a buildings roof to cave in. building was vacant and caused white house. and a war of words between republican candidates donald trump and jeb bush. it all started when trump implied george q. bush does didn't keep at country safe jeb quickly jumped to his brother's defense and launched campaign ad mocking trump's foreign policy credential ps bernie sanders is feeling the burn from an snl. >> millions of people on the streets, awe got to do something. we got to do it now. >> larry david took on the candidate's role over weekend ask senator sanders says he did a great job. >> in terms of larry david i think we're going to put him up on stage at our next rally let him do it better than me he does it better than i do. bernie sanders

joseph and jenny carrier were caught after a police chase on i 95 in pennsylvania. the chase coming after police say they robbed a citizens bank in wilmington delaware around noon today. investigators say the couple was driving this same stolen buick suv from quincy seen at the previous robberies over past this brings an end to crime spree that when up and down started in massachusetts at the end of september. police say joseph carrier robbed a bank on center street and told teller he had a gun and demanded all large bills. after that invest garts say they were spotted in florida, holding up a wells fargo bank and getting away with cash there. and then, a few weeks ago, investigators say the carriers hit bank in maryland. each robbery police carrier investigators were very concerned about the fact that duo could be very dangerous. >> that all ended today when a letter delaware state police officer spotted the stolen suv. tonight that couple facing charges in 4 states plus federal investigators are involved in this investigation unclear when charges. in control room

leading edge of the rain still back through pennsylvania. this buys time morning commute will not affected by this storm. looks like this will slowly move in. initially, it's like rain through afternoon i'm thinking between 3 and 5 o'clock. but we might see a little bit sooner out through worcester. steady rain by 6 o'clock. so you know, in that sense, there's going to wet weather around for the evening drive. but not intense. not until after ten or lern o'clock tomorrow night. that's when you get involved in these shadings of yellow and orange here with downpours in possibility of thunder. then the final leg of it is right here 6 to 8:00 on thursday morning. tomorrow, highs in the 50s. starting off in the 40s. again a. game hurry up and wait really until showers start to move in around 2 or 3 o'clock and then more steady rain into evening. our temperatures go up through the night and lot of wind late tomorrow more than more on that new a 11 house fire in hingham sends two people to hospital include firefighter you can see flames coming out

it managed to float 150 miles to pennsylvania before finally coming down. the balloon is loaded with highly sophisticated and secret tracking equipment. >>man: this is part of a new military radar system that's supposed to detect crew missiles. >> military security team has secured the balloon's landing site. it did leave a trail of destruction behind thanks to a mile long tether. it took out power lines, knocking them out leaving 25 thousand people in the dark >>> a south carolina officer is now off the job for that. slamming a student to the ground in a classroom. sheriff's deputy ben fields fired today for the way he handled this situation with a high school student. the fbi is now investigating to see whether he should face charges in addition to losing his jobs >>> a new hampshire student will be charged on sexual assault charges. he could face up to 11 years in the lawyer wants the judge to order probation. >> the dark details of the sex abuse scandal in the catholic church in the spotlight. spotlight follows the boston globe investigation into the se

a soldier surprise for one boy in pennsylvania. you can see a military father an his son being reunited. it's the first time in nearly seven months that the sargent has seen his son, jason. >> has been on pins and needles the past couple of weeks that i've known the date that i was going to return and haven't been able to tell them. >> was a total surprise. i'm just really happy that he is home. >> jason's class assembled to talk about veterans day and he had no idea that his dad was going to walk in but of applause from all of the classmates and lots of hugs of course from dad. heart warming to see when they see each other after being months apart. i can't imagine being sprited from someone you love. i love those stories. i love them. there is a series about them. every time i would be bawling. >> a lot people are. it's so emotional. let's talk about the weather because if you didn't enjoy itself cold weather yesterday, all you have to do is wait 24 hours, thing change. >> we'll wait another 24 and they'll change again. so the tem

. >> new here at 4:30 the pennsylvania mother who triggered an amber alert by bringing her son to a boston from custody. tiffany cherry appeared in a courtroom. the amber alert was issued on saturday when the mother failed to bring her son to a hospital in pennsylvania. a judge released here but she is due back in court in december. a woman in barre is facing her 9th due. she was arrested on sunday. her blood alcohol level was nearly three times the legal limit. she is also charged with neglect driving for having an open container of alcohol in her vehicle. >> a local cat with nine lives surviving a trip trapped under the hood of a car. rescuers say the cat was next to the car's hot engine. but with the engine off the driver knew something was wrong. we have how the cat is doing. >> reporter: inside the hood of this car, a cat's stow away. >> come here. >> reporter: animal control called to the mcdonalds after chrissa heard noises. >> i heard a, i thought it was a cat meow but at first i thought it was something from inside mcdonalds that i guess strange halloween noise. >> reporter: there

this is baby griffin, all dressed up look a state trooper and though this little guy is from pennsylvania his uncle is a trooper in massachusetts. griffin won second place in a recent costume contest. he lost out to a witch. i tell you. mass state police say griffin is still investigating how that could have happened. >> anchor: he could cuff that witch and take the first prize. . >>> i know. he looked great too. great trivia too his uncle. i'm sure his uncle liked it too. what are those things call you used to roll around in? >>> buggies? red buggies? right? with the yellow top, right? >> anchor: i don't know what it was called. . . >> anchor: however many years ago. i won't give it a i will look it . . >> anchor: a beautiful day outside today am a little windy . >> anchor: and bree, the wind is going to taper off as we go . >> anchor: the cool air though staying with us. now i want to take you away from home though because big weather headline and it will be not just now but throughout the weekend. this is hurricane patricia making records. the strongest hurricane on record. that's the

it happened around noon shortly after joseph and jenny carrier were taken into custody in pennsylvania. the husband and wife are juaned in several states, suspected of bank robberies in maryland,

. >> reporter: he along with a pennsylvania man by the name of justin ran to help him up. >> these two guys picked me up and walked me to the finish line. >> he said we get there before five hours? >> i said i think we will. >> reporter: they sure did. all crossing the finish line at four hours 50 and 53 seconds opinion all three perfect strangers but all three sharing a common bond. >> there is a little bit of camaraderie as you are running on marathon day especially when you get to 24 and 25 mile point. >> the act of kindness that i've received blows my mind. >> reporter: clayman has been running and coaching runners for more than 50 years. at 75 he completed 38 marathons. he is lest with a bruised hip after his fall yesterday but x rays show nothing is broken. he is back at the track. >> we'll go around reverse about three slow lapse. >> reporter: back coaching today albeit using a walker. while bruises will heal he is leaving a lasting impact on those who ran with us. >> he could have had us put him on the side but he was adamant about getting to the finish line which was' pretty c