heather: i'm heather chilleddern for martha maccallum. bill: listen to the president and republican candidate carly fiorina. >> what a powerful rebuke to the terrorists it will be when the world stands as one and shows we'll not be deterred from building a better future for our children. >> it's delusional for president obama and hillary clinton or anyone else to say clue that change is our most severe near-term security threat. he somehow thinks our behavior is the threat so the climate change summit provide a rebuke. no it doesn't other than providing a target. heather: the president is trying to draw a connection between the war and terror and climate change. how is he going to bridge that gap? >> it won't be easy. and in some way with the it will be impossible. supporters and critics presume there is a connection between the two, global terror and climate change. and if they don't do something immediately it will create a more unstable economy. the president will be meeting on the sidelines with a number of world leaders including the

heather: top dogs. the family pet tipping the scales. >> you're watching wcvb newscenter 5 at 11:00. ed: accusations that car insurance companies are putting the bottom line ahead of your safety when it comes to auto body repairs. heather: more than 100 repair shops around the country have already filed lawsuits. and as kathy curran shows us tonight shops in massachusetts are about to join in. kathy: it looks nice from the outside. but safety reasons it's not. katherine spears' 2010 toyota corolla looked just fine after a repair job at one of her insurance company's preferred or referral auto body shops. but take a look at what was found behind the shiny new paint. >> these haven't been crash tested. there's no welds there. there's no welds in here. so this is all glued. >> mold infested the foam in the back seat. the results of leaks from shoddy body work. her gas door popped whenever she shut the door. and her original car parts were replaced with cheaper after market parts than are crash tested. rob

heather? heather: 5 investigates. jame based at the army reserve center until the discharge in 2013 and forced out amid child rape charges. investigators say he was wearing a gp bracelet when flock the armory saturday night. bloodstains matching the dna are were found inside. tracked down last night. morales will face a judge tomorrow. 16 have been recoveredded. ed: new at 11:00, a scare for former providence, rhode island, mayor buddy cianci. he passed out during the unveiling of his portrait at city hall tonight. the 74-year-old was taken to the hospital, but is now doing fine. in fact, here he is at a local restaurant tonight! at the ceremony, cianci joked about his past legal troubles, saying his portrait is not the first time he has been framed. ed: the panel wants shrilling to answer questions about 36 studios. the state lost $75 million up the deal bring that dop rhode island am this he committee had asked schilling to testify vol run tarle but he declined. heather: at hit list with the names of several student

heather: nope. it was real. yeah. heather: she starts crying all night long. dad says he is going to have operation soon to make sure that carolyn is the only child. ed: you know what, star in you know, i know you have daughters, you have children. i have children. it is a dream come truement? is terrific. heather: whether you know about it or not. it is a great surprise. ed: absolutely. meteorologist: beautiful little girl. we wish them the very, very best. wow. how about these for numbers today if salem, mass, at 77. virtually everybody in the 70's. boston hit 76. you see high temperatures today even out west in pitsburg, indianapolis, we're also 76. we know we have one more very warm day ahead. give a little perspective to this. high today in boston was 76. the high temperature was 21 degrees above the average nor time of year. the overall temperatures for november, five days young or five days old. le we're over nine degrees warmer than normal. the warmest november ever. we still have a long way to go. tomorrow, certainly not going to kang that. even tonig

heather hegedus: i'm heather hegedus. check in first with meteorologist sarah wroblewski who is monitoring a quickly changing forecast. sarah, i know you're studying new developments. sarah wroblewski: yeah, we're definitely watching for scattered showers this morning. but perhaps some steadier rain not just for the the cape and islands but southeastern areas and boston area. taking a look at the satellite and radar right now, low pressure pushing on through, providing some quality skies out there and a few showers. but look at steadier rain developing carolina coast. sure enough, this is going to be the moisture that streams north ward and brings steadier rain during the afternoon hours. but waking up right now, chilly out there, with temperatures in 30s, 47 in boston. 40s for the cape and islands vineyard and nantucket both in the lower 50s. not too bad right there. as we take you through the is day, temperatures rising. steadier rain develops this afternoon. we're going to take a look at when to expect the rain to come

heather: are you tapering off on eating? ed: no. heather: watching your way. mike: start with hors doerves on monday. we are missing out on big storms in the middle east. they cruve -- they curve in this direction. they drag the warm air in. that' s why we are dealing with rain right now. it looks like we will stay rain until maybe after midnight. there could be a few wet snowflakes next in. a band south of the islands. trying to work its way northward. quite a bit of sure activity. some of us got rain. it was pretty light. then you travel down towards the cave and the eyeless, look how much rain we are talking about. 1/2 of an inch. we could see an inch and a half of rain towards the cape. 8:00 tonight, we have a lot of showers. the heaviest bulk of this will be offshore. the west, that is the end of the rain. so, this will kind of continue to ball up -- bubble up. 11:00, see the blue, magenta? that is mixed precipitation. we could see wet snowflakes. as we had after midnight, 1:00 a.m. until 4:00 a.m., this is the best opportunity to seize the snowflakes. so

heather? heather: upset with rahm emanuel as well over all of that. matt, thank you for joining us. leland: an unwanted thanksgiving visitor was the latest security scare at the white house. we're learning more about a man draped in an american flag who jumped the fence at the first family residence. the secret service apprehended him immediately on the north lawn. that's the video you're looking at right there. now he faces charges of unawful entry. barrett tenny live on the north lawn with details on that, hi, garrett. >> reporter: hey, leland. this latest incident is another t in what's become a string of publicized security breaches here at the white house. yesterday afternoon is the -- as the first family was celebrating thanksgiving inside, witnesses say the jumper was standing in a crowd along the outer fence of the white house when they saw him take off his sweatshirt, wrap himself in an american flag and then take a deep breath, and he said, "let's do this," before jumping a barrier a

heather: demolition disaster. the man buried alive by the tumbling tower and how he managed to walk away. jorge: a new twist on a thanksgiving tradition. high school football at fenway. ed: right now in boston, stores are packed. heather: you are looking live now. it is a chilly night out right now. things will change before you head out in the among. good evening, i am heather un ruh. ed: i am ed harding. harvey? harvey am. it is cold now. bedford, nashua, jaffrey, norwood is 24. taunton, 26. however, starting to go up in connecticut. look at new london, connecticut. they are 49 degrees. if you look carefully clouds are starting to cop up. the winds light out of the south. that is one of the reasons the temperatures won't fall any more. if anything, temperature will night. 7:00 or 8:00 tomorrow morning. in the 40's in boston. the south coast as well as the cape. 30's north and west. by the time the high school in 40's. even low 50's to the south. then, as we get ready to have our big meal. temperatures in the's.

heather: and you could be in store of a nasty commute. storm team 5' s harvey leonard is here with the timeline. harvey: you are right about the rain and wind. the worst is not here. let' fans of the rain moving into the region. there you go area you might say, this doesn' t look like it is going to last. heavier bands right now up in the merrimack valley. otherwise, intermediate. this chunk of moisture represents energy that is going to blossom. anywhere from i-95 on, that is where you can expect heavier bands of rain. for those on the road, it will not only be rainy but windy. starts to diminish and and' s during the course of the afternoon. in terms of the wind, wind advisory all the way until 7:00 p.m.. gusts of 40-50 miles per hour. see how the wind is picking up? strongest wind likely down on cape cod. gusts of 50. windy through the evening hours. as far as temperatures concerned, very chilly. wet for the first two-thirds of the day. ed: breaking tonight, draft kings is swinging back. the boston-based company is fighting an order to

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heather? heather: looking live over boston right now. it is still wet in some places. harvey the last of the rain is moving out. but something else is blowing in? meteorologist: yes. we sift from the wet weather to the wind tomorrow. so let's take you on that ride. heather: ok. meteorologist: ok. there is the last area of showers copping through. you can see they are west of worcester and areas east of worcester. we will show you it is moving quickly because i want top show first of all where it is. the heavier downpours which don't last that long. one in southern new hampshire around milford. we have showers in north cen ral massachusetts so following those. you can see around the area. that is heavy downpour. also pretty good around princeton at time. to the south and the west of that area, just moving to holden, another area of shower withs, down to oxford and auburn. now all of this activity on coming out of eastern about 30 to 40 miles per hour. certainly long gone by tomorrow morning. the skies will be cleared up in most of the area at that am too. however, for t

heather? heather: investigators are working to find the cause of a fire that destroyed a historic new hampshire inn. the owner had to be carried to safety as smoke filled the armont inn in campton just after 4:00 this morning. a neighbor who heard popping sounds and spotted the flames called 911. ed: this is less than 24 hours after pundits called him the win wither and senator ted cruz heads to new hampshire. heather: he was looking to capitalize on that buzz. he held a town hall in cunningston putting the focus on the role of the u.s. military on this this vets day. voters eager to get a closer look at the candidates. >> stand up. stand up. if we stand up to the soviet union and key fend our rights, then will be damned we lose them to our own government. heather: tomorrow morning, cruise in concord, new hampshire to reg are the name in the first of the primary. ed: bob low bills sueing a newton golf course suing discrimination. wrongly denying the right to use the specialized golf cart for t

heather: looks like a tough little kid. great smile. ed: it just melt your face. heather: it does. feeling for what the family has gone through.

heather: coming up next, our new heroes. artie: i will issue -- some of my competitors plan to reduce the use of antibiotics over the next few years. r but what are you having for dinner tonight? rtry perdue simply smart and harvestland . rtwo trusted perdue brands of chicken raised with heather: updating breaking news. an international manhunt is underway for this man, the french defense ministry says he is the brother of one of the suicide bombers. he rented a car that was used by the terrorists. french officials say he was questioned after the attacks but was let go. ed: we turn our attention to artie' s heroes. the hope is you do eventually find it. laura hogan found hers and it is the last thing she expected but it is what makes her tonight' s hero. artie: from a farm in kansas. during the depression, laura hogan had little more than her faith, but she learned how to raise money. >> we raised, believe it or not, at that time which was a lot of money, $5 million. this used to be the old church. enough. >> he said, what c

heather: what a treat. you' re seeing here the finale of a fireworks show, commemorating the official opening of the ken burns memorial bridge. the $110 million bridge was just completed, after three years of construction. it connects worcester and shrewsbury over route 9. >> now, sportscenter five with mike lynch. series going on as we speak, 2-2 in the 10. it looked like the mets were about to extend the series. they were up. innings. he had an argument with his manager, and convinced him to put him out on the mound. then, they scored another run on a throwing error from first. to bat. teleconference belichick, asked about a report that the jets request their locker room be swept for bugs. they did not make a request. it was a random check. >> you should talk to the league about that. we have nothing to do with any of those things. we are just going to, i am going to focus on what my job is, coach this team and get ready to play. all the rest of that comes under a whole different, something i am not reall

heather: in chicago right now. this is what's happening on the streets there as protests have good night little out of hand for a ment. protesters in chicago are out in the streets, they're demonstrating their anger after the release of a shooting video. of a white chicago police officer who shot a black teenager 16 times last year and has been charged with first-degree murder tuesday. we're keeping an eye on the situation. police obviously trying to disperse this crowd right now. we'll let you now how it ends up. ed: new york city. quite a discovery for a church custodian. he found a newborn with his umbill cal cord still attached in the christmas nativity manger. he was wrapped into towels inside the church. it turns out the parrish priest didn't want the christ set up this early. >> usually we wait until the third week of advent to set up the scene. so by it being up, again, this woman found in it this home for her child. it's really a christmas story. ed: the baby was taken to a nearby hospital. is in good cond

heather: hopefully not thatch. the man who nailed the prediction on last year's record winter is back for more tonight. harvey has what you can expect. meteorologist: judea cohen is an expert in forecasting seasons. and new boston -- knew boston would get blasted last winter, in spite of the slow start. check out these numbers. only 5 1/2 inches fell until late january. but after that, a wicked winter shift that left boston with a record 110 inches of snow. >> it will be hard to repeat anything close to last year. reporter: but cohen's model suggests mother nature might at least try. >> the model predicted 62 inches. it's above average. reporter: and cribblingts what is -- contradict what is most long-term forecasters are predicting. their models rely heavily on a significant el anyoneow, growing stronger right now in the pacific. that phenomenon generally leads to milder, wetter winters. especially in the southern united states. >> it's the strongest el anyoneow since 1997 -- el nino since 1997-1998. reporter: he

heather: the navy says it was a test missile. the bright light was spotted by people in california, nevada, and arizona. the navy says it was a test launch of an unarmed missile. before the explanation, a lot of folks were thinking it was little green men. and then it flew up into an and or miss bright light. missile was launched from a submarine in the warning because tests are classified. announcer: now, sportscenter 5. have an mri on his knee tomorrow. meanwhile with moving parts along the offensive line the patriots handled the washington redskins with ease to move to 8-0 on the season. they marched 84 yards and 13 place. 7-0 lead. then you try and onside kick. hatred have a knack of making teams look fuller, don' t they? -- patriot teams have a make two turnovers in the first half. redskins. they give it right back to the patriots. with four. 129 yards on the ground, rumbles in. here we go. interception, tom brady. tom brady winds up making the tackle with his legs. all it takes is one injury. stay away. space, grabs his kne

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heather: harvey is tracking the rain in the forecast. s heather: we' re just getting news from the presidential race -- apparently he' s telling people he is dropping out. time. ed: we turn now to a war of s being settled in massachusetts. yesterday, moulton tweeted is the shame the government -- the governor does not know the difference between it refugees and those who need refuge. >> i doubt the congressman heard my statement because if he did, i doubt he would have said that. i think it is unusual a straight guy like that went to partisan talking points. >> i did not receive any talking points. i' m speaking about my values and american values and i' m speaking about the values i was proud to uphold when i was fighting in iraq. ed: the congressman says any potential terrorists could be screened out before they hit the united states. heather: new policies for the department of children and families after several among the changes, the new intake policy that requires action on nonemergency reports of abuse and neglect. emergencies are to be handled immediately. it also mandates a view for all

heather: i am heather unruh. no reports of damage, but there were some jolted nerves. it was a magnitude 1.5 near millis and holliston. john atwater is in holliston. people say it felt like an explosion. reporter: a lot of confusion when it happened at about 8:30. a lot of people thought they heard an explosion. >> i was in a meeting, actually. i heard a loud explosion. did not know what it was at first. something like that. >> i was sitting on my couch, watching tv. i did feel something. like i said, it is an old house. someone said, did you hear about the earthquake? reporter: as you police in the area when it reported. ed: breaking tonight, in the paris terror attacks, fresh evidence of another suspect on the run, seen in a video but nowhere to be found. we are learning the u.s. is taking new steps to protect americans from the isis threat. desk. reporter: the u.s. is sending terror investigation continues french investigators are analyzing videos that may show a ninth suspect. there is mounting concern in the hunt for salah abdelslam, the man who allegedly fired on

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jntq c+< heather: breaking news. the message released from the family of the melrose native killed and the colorado planned parenthood shooting. bob: after a few mild days, get ready for the feel of winter. how cold it would get in who could see some snowflakes. the search right now for a robber caught on camera. >> from boston' s news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:0 0. news from colorado, where the wife of a slain police officer has now released her first statement since the murder of her husband. saying his last act was for the safety of others. officer garrett swasey, one of three people killed in a shooting at a planned parenthood clinic. the massachusetts native honored as a hero. bob: we are following new information about the gun man. kelly: we expect to learn more as a suspect in the deadly shootout is scheduled to have his first court appearance tomorrow afternoon. tonight, the lead shooter' s comments to investigators are shedding some light on what may have motivated him. police have not released

heather: be exciting to see. coming up tonight at 11:00, it is a hefty burden paying back your student loan. some are paying them down faster. the boston startup that is trying to help. that is at 11:00. next, abc' s world news. >> coming up on world news tonight, dr. carson, new questions over his life story to the new information from sisi r when others head home. at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long. r upgrading technology, managing vegetation, r improving how we get information to you, t because we know you're counting on us. we're ready for winter, r and we want to make sure you're ready, too. r visit eversource.com to learn more and sign up for storm updates. r and be sure to follow us on facebook and twitter. r [ duck quacks, wolf howls and wind whistling ] [ electronic beeping ] but... the minx boot: t tested tough in the pacific northwest. [ wolf howls ] ed: we were just talking about the leaves in our backyard. maybe 10% are left, but they are like 100 inches of snow. blowing and dri

heather: we will take it. ed: he promises. we will take it. mike: the bruins are making the lists and checking them twice. get it? checking, hockey term. ok, whatever. the team arrived at target for the annual holiday shopping trip. they will deliver toys to 600 area kids in boston hospitals. heather: you are so letter. a visit with old st. nick will once again be free at a mall in new jersey. i know you are saying, it is always free, right? parents complained about the $35-50 for the adventure to santa fee. it was completely free last year. ed: i was going to react to the to be the only undefeated team. beginning of the news, that little boy. mike: we will have to show it again in sports. nothing but great thoughts for him. julian edelman is in the back of our minds, too. he is going to be ok. we are pulling for hudson i'm chris bosh. when i was sidelined with blood clots in my lung, it was serious. p fortunately, my doctor had a game plan. treatment with xarelto . hey guys! look up to... xarelto is proven to treat and help r

heather hegedus: i'm heather hegedus. we'll get back to that breaking news of in the disappearance of a toddler. first, fox 25 meteorologist sarah wroblewski is here with us. sarah, quiet out there right now but changes on the way. sarah wroblewski: yeah, absolutely. more changes because we've got one big change that happened overnight. temperatures have dropped. in fact, waking up this morning, it's about 20 degrees colder than it was this time yesterday. so we've got a much colder start to the day and of course that means we're going to see temperatures a little cooler for the day today. no more 60s like we had yesterday. right now 30s and 20s, 40s across the cape. got some clouds. high pressure in control. but i am tracking this system which is headed eastward. i'll show you when to expect the wet weather. latest timeline coming up. recovery to you. heather hegedus: breaking news now. one person now in custody this morning, accused of kidnapping a 2-year-old little girl from hamilton. blair miller: we've been updating

heather: company that wants to build a casino. mass gaming and entertainment will prevent the final proposal to board. mge wants to build a $677 million casino resort at the sight of the fairgrounds. the city like has the plan because the group will kick in are 10 million to ease traffic congestion. procton vote remembers narrowly approvedded the casino last spring. heather: new at 11:00 all city sports stores are closing. ed: new at 11:00, all citysports stores are closing. a month ago, the boston-based sports gear retailer declared bankruptcy, stated it was closing some of its locations. but now, the company that bought citysports says it will close all 26 stores along the east coast. a going-out-of-business sale will begin this friday. heather: look at this close call for a driver. ed: the big mistake we're make. meteorologist: mild weather today. near record break weather later this week t. he changes to expect. ed: wreckage from plane registered out new hampshire found out the coast of new york city. the first video of the sc

you. >> heather: chris? >> >> chris: and there is will fuller right there. an established starter has twice engineered fourth quarter game-winning drives, both times converting and touchdown receptions by number 7. >> kirk: when things happen continually, you start to realize that -- i told him this before the game, at the 50 yard line, i said, there's some guys that work their whole careers to have that and there are other guys that are just born with it. and i really think his background as an athlete, he just handled himself when he's under pressure. he performs at his best when the game is on the line. we saw it in the very first time well were introduced to him as a notre dame quarterback in charlottesville when everybody was terrified that zaire was down. he stepped up and made plays and hasn't looked back. the clemson game, he played well enough to give them a chance. he's special. he believes in his team and his team more importantly believes in him now as their leader. >> chris: at pittsburgh, wake

heather: this is new at 11:00. president obama visiting a sight of one of the deadly terrorist attacks from two weeks ago. walking with french president francois hollande, president obama placed a single rose hall. dozens were killed there when that gunmen opened fired during a performance by an american rock band. the president arrived in paris just before midnight. he is therefore the climate change summit. just hours before his arrival protestors skirmished with police in the streets of the -- paris. some 100 people arrested at a rally for clean energy. france has been in a state of emergency since the terror attacks in paris. and large, public gatherings are not allowed. severe weather making life miserable in a large section of the country tonight. oklahoma still reeling from an ice strom that has left thousands in the dark and made travel conditions treacherous. a state of emergency is in effect at this hour. snow is falling in several states tonight, making the holiday quite a challenge. in a much different

heather and heather back to you. >> robert gray thank you so much. intere there is a petition to get raven simone off the view, they have 125,000 signatures. >> they did not -- okay. it's in the constitution. >> viewers are upset over several controversial comments she maze this season most notably about hiring people with quote ghetto names. abc standing behind the co host saying raven and confident, genuine and opinionated all qualities that make her a great addition to the panel. to be continued for sure. the host of the view are still feeling the heat over comments about car lae fiorina. >> she kicked off her thing saying people tell me that i didn't smal enough during the last debate. shea looked demented. her mouth did not downturn one time. >> it was like a halloween mask. i love that. >> a smiling fiorina. can you image? >> carly fiorina is now smiling back saying she is sick and tired of being targeted by liberal nem niss. >> i think there's a double standard. i was on the view they said none of that to my face. there's nothing more threaten

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heather: he' s not kidding it' s way up. how a wheelchair bound man is showing that nothing can hold heather: breaking news right now. has been told to stop operating in our state. the company call their business a game of chance. ed: new at talk about grinding six, it out. he' s paralyzed from the chest down but as you can see, this melrose man crushed it in this spartan race. newscenter 5' s kelley tuthill shows us why he' s always up for a challenge. >> to see tim morris in action is to believe anything is possible. on saturday the parapalegic competed in the spartan sprint at fenway park, a grueling obstacle course. >> i wheelbarrowed the entire thing, three and a half miles. hands, and legs where he does indeed feel pain. his team believe, supported by sullivan of tire fame, provides assistance. -- >> they' re helping me holding my legs but i want to do as much of the race as possible. >> for the box jump, the substitutes an explosive push and watch as he carries these 30 pound jugs. tim' s done tough mudder races, tack

heather: and i'm heather childers in for jenna lee. republicans are in orlando, florida, the state that two of the top contenders, of course, call home. the sunshine summit featuring a battle between jeb bush and marco rubio, florida insiders calling the showdown one of the most important in the state's history. bush now forced to fight for home turf advantage from rubio who has been on the rise. carl cameron is live in orlando with more, jon, right? there you are. >> reporter: hi, heather. hi, heather, yes, carl's here. heather: yes, there you are. >> reporter: and it's -- hi, heather, carl's here, and so will marco rubio in just a matter of minutes. he's one of the first speakers here and, obviously, the florida senator and the contrast and the juxtaposition to former florida governor jeb bush is what everybody had expected to be sort of dynamic to. watch. but in fact, now, marco rubio is in a major spat on immigration with ted cruz. yesterday rubio called out ted cruz and said that his immigration plan is much the same as his own an

ran for 143 and he's with heather. >> heather: chris, thank you so much. congratulations. we just talked to your coach and the level of confidence that he has in you. he said it's about your confidence level. where is it right now? >> you know, i've gotten a lot of experience in the first, you know, six, seven games of the season and i've been in a lot of situations as a young quarterback and it's kind of sculpted me into the guy i am right now. the last drive there, that we were playing, i already went through it once and twice and that experience is what's allowing me to be comfortable. >> heather: describe your mind set after two picks. how do you come out and have the second half performance that you did? >> it's tough. it's frustrating. going into the red zone in the first half two times and end up with two interceptions is unbelievable. that's uncalled for. i'm not allowed to do that. i'm taking that upon myself. i'm trying to fit balls into spots where they're not supposed to be. and that's, you know, that's laziness on my part. i have to make sure to improve with.

heather with brian kelly. >> heather: chris, thank you so much. coach, temple didn't make it easy. how did you keep this team believing? >> well, we've got a group that's, you know, veteran and they believe they're going to win, as well. we've been a fourth quarter team all year and, you know, we made a play when we needed to. we had too many missed opportunities, obviously, in the red zone, but we showed great resiliency against a very, very good team. >> heather: you've talked this week during your bye week that this is a team that is in march madness mode. how did you get them to play like it's one and done but not pressing too much? >> again, we're playing with a young quarterback. we have to play better around him but he made a huge play when he needed to. we mounted the big drive when we had to come up big and i'm proud of the way our kids competed tonight and found a way on the road to win a good game. >> heather: and your defense stepped up, as well, seeming the win with that interception. what was your reaction as your defense did that? >> we needed to make a play. we hadn

heather? heather: the murder trial of the danvers teenager accused of killing his teacher is on break until after thanksgiving. today, jurors saw video showing philip chism at a movie theater hours after the murder using the victim's credit card. the victim was seen stealing a knife. the man accused of masterminding so-called catfishing scheme is held on $75,000 bail. katra shahadatganj -- rakeem austin is charged with assault with a deadly weapon. he lured daters to an address and robbed them at gunpoint. ed: donald trump claims thousands of muslims in new jersey, jersey city, to be specifically, celebrated the 9/11 attacks and he cites a "the washington post" article. the post" is saying that article is wrong. jersey city's mayor says trump has issues. >> either he's willfully making up lies or he has memory issues. ed: ben carson backs up the claim saying he saw film clips of muslims celebrating the 9/11 attacks. trump leads the republican field. the latest abc news "the washington post" po

heather with brian kelly. >> heather: chris, thank you so much. coach, temple didn't make it easy. how did you keep this team believing? >> well, we've got a group that's, you know, veteran and they believe they're going to win, as well. we've been a fourth quarter team all year and, you know, we made a play when we needed to. we had too many missed opportunities, obviously, in the red zone, but we showed great resiliency against a very, very good team. >> heather: you've talked this week during your bye week that this is a team that is in march madness mode. how did you get them to play like it's one and done but not pressing too much? >> again, we're playing with a young quarterback. we have to play better around him but he made a huge play when he needed to. we mounted the big drive when we had to come up big and i'm proud of the way our kids competed tonight and found a way on the road to win a good game. >> heather: and your defense stepped up, as well, seeming the win with that interception. what was your reaction as your defense did that? >> we needed to make a play. we hadn

heather: city sport is going out of business. they had hoped to find a buyer for its 26 locations and going out of business sale begins tomorrow. the company says harsh weather last winter and stiff competition pushed the company into bankruptcy. ed: quite a birthday celebration in chelsea yesterday. 107 years young! >> happy birthday to you! ed: no, thank you, thank you. the festivities at the leonard florence center for living, another resident is 106 years young today. joe has been married to hi wife irene for 67 years. she is 91! joe has two daughters, four grandchildren, four great grandchildren and a fifth great, great grandchild is due in january. and also new at 6:00. >> at 6:20, i started pushing her out. at 7:26 she was born. heather: you're looking at little carolyn rose, a very loved but 100% unexpected baby. new tonight at 6:00, her parents are telling newscenter 5 jack harper about the hospital trip that turned into the surprise of their lives. and it was getting worse. jack: judy called hubby jason for a quick ride

back to heather with mayfield. >> heather: thank you so much. baker, incredible numbers, also, swiped the game ball here, has it tucked away in his helmet. he told me not to tell, but i had to bust on you, baker. you think they'll going to find out? >> they will you busted me. >> heather: what was the difference tonight? back and forth, you threw a pick six early and you grilted it out. what do you think was the x factor? >> just focusing in and doing our job. that interception is all my fault. if i'm going to miss anywhere on a pass, i got to miss outside and that kid made a good play on it. i learned from it and i was more aggressive. >> heather: you heard you go to your offense after that interception and tell them, you know, what you just said, it was my bad. won't happen again. where does that believe and that confidence come from? >> i believe in my guys. right now, we have an incredible team. i think we can go wherever we think we can. i'm proud of us and so, i mean, i'm confidence in our right now. that's where it comes from. >> heather:

chris: heather anne campbell. >> i love your hat mr.er if he will. i'm sure you're a nice boy but we're racist here. [laughing] >> chris: so -- i mean ... heather anne campbell a thousand points. 500 to derek and know he will. we go to our next game. >> chris: it's time for "a wing and a prayer and a pack of menthols." a florida woman was just arrested after she called 911 to see if they would be willing to swing on by and bring her cigarettes and chicken wings. liann watson was then brought down to the lake county sheriff's office where they snapped this mugshot of the geico lizard without his makeup. this was a blatant misuse of 911 resources! central florida responders probably had a lot of other emergencies to deal with that what else do you think came in for a call. >> hell i'm in florida. >> hell i locked my baby and keys in the truck. i need a ride to work. >> my baby -- chris: points. leather an campbell. >> it's me george zimmerman. is jeff in. >> chris: heather anne cal campbell. >> i'm here to report a gang rape. i mean spring rape. >> my