heather: a driver's terrifying close call. >> oh my god, this thing is coming at me. heather: and the lucky break that saved her life. ed: teachers sexually assaulting students. 5 investigates how predators are escaping punishment. harvey: the chance of record warmth tomorrow and the chilly change for the weekend. heather: the new mom on the north shore who didn't know she was pregnant. ed: right now, an airport security boost is looming after of the downing of a russian jet. heather: it could be the work of isis. now u.s.airlines will be told to take action. wcvb newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live at logan airport with changes you could see. jorge. jorge. a russian jet in egypt could be a game-changer in. there is word, tonight, in the next 24 hours, the united states is beefing up security for planes coming to america. counter intelligence officials, tonight, focusing on electronic intercepts of terrorists talk about a bomb. there is; however, no evidence that russia downed that jet. >> it is going to take forensic examination of the wreckage of the plane and examination of th

. the enemy is not isis, but climate change. 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 th

. heather: in sickness and health. a plymouth's wife's lifesaving gift to her husband. harvey: another storm on the way. the timeline on the rain it will bring. ed: how this virtual battlefield is helping veterans deal with life after war. ed: right now, a warning about an online trap luring in more victims. good evening, i'm ed harding. heather: and i'm heather unruh. victims think they are meeting up for dates. but they are getting something much different. newscenter5's jorge quiroga is live in boston. jorge. f.m. they found shelves staring done the barrel of a gun instead. six incidents in the past five weeks. unsuspecting on-line daters finally arranging a meeting in person, only to be robbed at gunpoint. >> the sad thing that is so many people are des fright meet someone, they don't use common sense. jorge f. she owns match make in boston. every introduction she makes is she suspects the victims broke the cardinal rule are of on-line match making you never want to go anywhere where you are going to be line. jorge. the armed suspect always a man. the hold-up in mattapan a

>> wcvb newscenter 5 at 11:00 starts right now. heather: breaking news about a pregnant woman thrown from this car. ed: the treats that almost killed this dog. harvey: near record warmth today. the chances of breaking records later this week. heather: how insurance companies are saving money by cutting corners on your car repairs. ed: breaking news about that woman involved in this violent crash. the pregnant victim was thrown from the car onto the street and tonight we have learned she's had an emergency c-section. heather: newscenter 5's jorge quiroga live in manchester, new hampshire, tonight with the dramatic video and mom and baby's condition tonight. jorge. jorge: the young couple was on their way home to a doctor's appointment a block and a half away from their home right there when they got hit. tonight the expected mom forced to give birth to baby boy two months early. brittany beaudoin lucky to be alive in the hospital recovering from a dramatic car crash. that 23-year-old forced to give birth by caesarean section. >> we're just thanking the stars that all three surv

ed: a terror attack in israel claims a life in massachusetts. horror and heartache. heather: the whole school went into shock. ed: tonight the community mourn and search for answers. >> really at 18 years old. ed: that teen killed in a shooting rampage on a busy street. heather: wcvb newscenter 5's john atwater is live in his hometown of sharon tonight. john. john: heather, this come in the which maur tured him is devastated. >> watched him grow. john. his roots were in sharon but the heart was in israel, drawn to the controy study for a year before going to college. >> ezra was fun-loving, funny, silly, wonderful guy. big heart. john: that gen os ty on display in a final act of charity, delivering food to israeli troops. authorities say a palestinian man on a rampage crossed his path. spraying the street with bullets. ezra was one of five killed in a series i have a takes. the whole school went into shock. main, the middle school, upper school immediately canceled crasses. everybody came together to pray. john. the 18-year-old gradeddated in brook line fit year where the brutall

charged in her own dauter's she's one of three people arrested in the teen's overdose. heather: tonight, the girl's school is eyeing changes to keep kids safer. newscenter5's john atwater is live in rochester, new hampshire. 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? heather: there's a tragic end to the search for a missing malden teenager. heather: it with as a drone strike in this the syrian city. that strike targeted a vehicle that he was believed to be riding end. ed: the u.s. is trying to confirm if has been killed. jihadi john is believed to be british-born militant. he has been seen in videos beheading several americans including james foley. ed: right now, this new hampshire mother is locked up, charged in her own daughter's drug death. she's one of three people arrested in the teen's overdose. heather: tonight, the girl's school is eyeing changes to keep kids safer. newscenter5's john atwater is live in rochester, new hampshire. john? john: heather, the school

. 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. actually going to be a mild day coming up. in boston, there will

blair miller. >> i'm heather hegedus, take a sneak peak of the forecast. check in with fox 25 meteorologist sarah wroblewski. >> yeah, we've got new models coming in and narrow down the timing of the rain this if you're stepping out the door right now, we do have a few scattered showers out there. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. near freezing marks in some locations, wouldn't be surprised places. all due to low pressure push to go the east, pushing a cold front to the region. look down across the southeast, the reason i'm showing the rain down here, this is all going to lift north ward and give us another round of heavy rain as we head into the afternoon hours. so through the region, expecting temperatures to climb into the low 50s. i'll show out the hour by hour forecast and when to expect the rain to arrive and when it will end. over to you. heather hegedus: breaking this morning, a stand off is over in norton. the man accused of starting it by firing at police is dead now. blair miller: live in norton this morning, stephanie coueignoux, police are piecing it all together.

. heather: a lot of people tweeting their sunset. you would love to see them. ed: red sky at night, sailors delight. we have new clues that this all the decades-old mr. turner heather: uncovering evidence linking a baltimore murders massachusetts. we want show you how it can crack the case. ed: an unusual traffic stop. what happens when that google heather: in paris, the french defense ministry says that they have launched airstrikes in syria tonight. panic in paris as people heard loud noises. it turned out to be a false alarm. investigators say the airstrikes launched today involved 12 ed: 5 investigates new clues in a cold case. a mystery woman battered body dumped in the woods. right to massachusetts. heather: karen anderson shows is carck this case. -- crack this case. >> this is where jane doe was found. karen: found here 40 years ago, she has no name. september, 1976, a young woman drug and gagged them dumped on an access road to a cemetery outside the city of baltimore. a van was senior the air. >> her arms were tied behind your back. there was a rope, 10-12 feet long, that

tomorrow. heather: a message as a teenager killed in a terror attack in israel has been laid to rest. frank holland has more on an emotional goodbye from his family and friends. frank: as resorts -- ezra s chwartz mourned by family and friends. >> he was a very good boy. very sorry about it. frank: hundreds attending the funeral at temple sinai, to remember a young man who lost his life. >> a very sad day for the whole community. frank: schwartz was killed while delivering food to soldiers in the west bank. >> really just hit us home, because he is from america. we were all were in seminary a few years ago. frank: jessica was a high school classmate. >> i' m more frustrated and mad than upset, because he had his whole life ahead of him and someone stole his life from him. they took it away. he had so much more to give. frank: his passing is emotional, who say they will remember his faith, and his smile. >> he made everyone so happy. an incredible kid. ed: to a standoff in norton where a suspect accused of shooting a police now being called domestic violence. it ended with the suspect

>> wcvb newscenter 5 at 11:00 starts right now. heather: kate hudson' s health battle new clues in the hunt for the paris terror suspects. ed: and new controversy. >> i am not interested. into massachusetts. harvey: how much colder it will be an timing some rain for later in the week. ed: a beverly man is accused of trying to kill his estate -- his estranged wife in her home be heather: john atwater is life for us. john: tonight, that woman has life-threatening injuries. i spoke with her sister. she is obviously shaken. she is at her sister' s bedside in the hospital right now. there is a large police presence here at the house as detectives try to uncover what led up to investigators say 45-year-old axel scherer came to this home to try to kill his estranged wife, strangling her inside. neighbors heard nothing, but late this afternoon, they saw teams of detectives swarming the house inside and out. >> we saw the paramedics run upstairs and then they came downstairs and they had someone on the stretcher. john: the woman was rushed to the hospital with critical injuries. neighbors s

. heather: anger after the release of shocking video showing a teenager's killing at the hands of an officer. that video, very difficult to watch, everyone. good evening. i'm heather unruh. ed: i'm ed harding. an officer is charged with murder in this case. new developments right now. reporter: we want to keep these live picture u.p.s. police say the team was -- teen was acting erratically, refusing to drop the knife. he was walking away from officers when he was shot 16 times in 15 seconds. the dash cam videos from a responding officer arriving to find 17-year-old laquan mcdonald walking in the middle of the street, a knife in his right hand. watch the left side of your screen as mcdonald is walking away from them. two officers approach with guns drawn. one of them, jason van dyke, opens fire. we're going to freeze the video right here. but mcdonald is spun around by the first few shots, falls to the ground, hit 16 times. >> of the eight or more officers on the scene, it was only the defendant who fired his weapon. reporter: that's why cook county state's attorney has charged office

research and development for new clean energy technology. heather: you expect more privacy when it comes to your phone records. the national security agency is ending its collection of american phone records today. the surveillance program began 14 years ago under president george w. bush. it was kept secret until 2013 when edward snowden leaked its existence. president obama now requires a court order to get phone data. heather: wcvb.com >> 70,000 homes in oklahoma remain without power by an ice storm. power lines were covered in ice, the ice also brought down trees that block driveways and roads and debris were problems for residents. >> what a mess out there. ther' s e' s a game on tonight. >> what is it like in denver? >> let' s break it down a little bit. you will notice all of this rain to the south. you notice the ice on the fringere s of that. we focus in on denver, there is not much going on. hours, you start to see snow developing here. i think during a game, they will pick up a little bit of snow. this is not much by colorado state is. 1-3 inches of snow mostly in amounts. the th

tonight in a city still on edge. heather: the plane scare on a boston-bound flight, ed: and breaking news on the patriots. julian edelman hurt. the injury putting the rest of the season in doubt. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ed: newscenter 5 live everywhere news in breaking tonight, you' re looking at logan airport right now where passengers are on the ground after a scare on board their flight. heather: in worcester right now , dangerous weapons stolen from a military armory. the fbi trying to track them down before someone gets hurt. ed: and in new jersey where the paiots ' victory comes at a price. details just coming in on julian edelman' heather: we begin with breaking news out of paris. jets in the air as france takes the fight to isis. a suspect wanted in connection with friday' s deadly attack. ed: let' s go to kerley' s others -- kelly' s others at the breaking news desk. reporter: the strikes involved some 20 problems and five fighter jets. the fighter jets launched f

. ed: inferno on the water. the boat up in flames. heather: puppies stolen. the kennel break-in. how you can help find them. mike: a few clouds tonight. when temperatures could hit 70. ed: nine months after a blizzard, a baby boom. the new arrivals, putting a silver lining on a wicked winter. heather: right now, security-camera video captures vandals about to strike, and tonight, this is being called a hate crime. good evening. s not the first time this mosque has been targeted. our reid lamberty is live in on the crime. reid? reid: graffiti was the crime years ago. the same crime was committed again. this time, we got a good look at the suspects. the vandals probably figured the cover of darkness would camouflage their crime. instead, security cameras clearly exposed the car in which they arrived, and the masks they wore to conceal their faces. what we don' t see, is what happened next. >> this side, the backside, that site. reid: all sides, repeatedly spray-painted with "usa." the sign at the center' s front entrance, also tagged. the two men seen on camera, and a third in the car,

heather: breaking news, the death toll rising from the fiery crash or a plane into a neighborhood. ed: also breaking, daily fantasy sports sites fighting back after new york shuts them down. harvey: rain now, heavier rain on the way. what it means. heather: and his new demand tonight for the presidential candidates. ed: right now, heavy rain and strong winds are moving into massachusetts. you are looking live at begin held. you can see, raining pretty steadily. several of you under wind warnings. 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

dangerous weapon, and breaking and entering. heather: breaking tonight, were that weapon stolen from a worcester armory have been recovered in new york city for the missing firearms included military assault rifles as well as handguns. rhondella richardson is live with breaking news with more on how those weapons were found. rhondella: three of the 16 stolen weapons were found by homeless man going to trash in a bronx park. nypd confirming military guns like these were discovered friday in a plastic bag in a trashcan at a park near yankee stadium. the 51-year-old homeless man called police and turned in the weapons. m4 assault rifles were stolen last friday from worcester' s army reserve center. the 34-year-old sharks has ties to new york and went before a new york judge friday. james walker morales was based at the army reserve center until discharged in 2013. as 5 reported, he was arrested in may on sex assault charges. he was wearing a gps bracelet when he broke into the armory. blood stains mashing his dna were found inside. mo rales will be returning to massachusetts. the f

great week, everybody. "happening now" starts right now. gregg: bye-bye. ♪ ♪ heather: as france remembers the 130 people killed two weeks ago in paris, we're getting some new information about possible new leads around the terror attacks with links as far away as germany and slovakia. i'm heather childers in for jenna lee. leland: i'm leland vittert in for jon scott. france today pausing in somber remembrance, crowds gathering to honor the victims of the worst attack on french soil since world war ii. the french president pledging to, quote, destroy the army of fanatics responsible. this amid reports of an arrest in germany and word investigators may have tracked down where some terrorists have been getting weapons used in other attacks in france this year. greg talcott is live in paris as there are some suspects still on the run. hi, greg. >> reporter: hi, leland, that's right. an interesting new possible lead in the paris terror probe. reportedly, it turneddous, that the -- turns out, that the paris attackers got at least some of their weaponry online. a man has been arrested

the fox 25 morning news. it is saturday, 6 a.m., november 21st, i'm heather hegedus. >> and i'm blair miller. fox 25 meteorologist sarah wroblewski joins us now. a cold start to the weekend so far, sarah. >> absolutely. some spots waking up well below yesterday. in the 30s in boston, 29 in norwood. 40 still for the cape and islands but compare this to yesterday, some spots 15 to 20 degrees colder when you walk out this morning than it was. so we've got a big drop in temperatures after reaching 60 in boston. even colder weather to the north and west, when you have got colder air and milder air, you get a clash of some precipitation, watching a storm system to the middle west, we'll be tracking changes as this system gets closer to our area this weekend. my latest timeline when to expect some rain coming up. >> following breaking news in morning, a person in custody two-year-old girl. >> we've been updating the development on this story as it unfoldeded yesterday. lyndon albers vanish inned from her home yesterday and turned up hours later and miles away. >> and now police have co

six hours for the investigation. which is currently being handled i mass state police. heather: investigators are now looking at speed is a factor in a deadly crash in the charles river. we are live where that car went off the road. reporter: we spoke to friends and family of the victims who cannot believe what happened. the only evidence of what happened last night is behind me -- the crews working to fix that guard rail. brian arcane, the father of a teenager, and rebecca smith, 36 years old from rhode island, died after the pickup truck plunged 15 feet into the charles river. >> the truck had hopped the curb, hit the guard rail, and then went into the water. reporter: it happened around 7:00 saturday night near the museum of science. >> i was doing a lot of yelling, trying to get people, direct cable, and i think a lot of reporter: rescue teams responded pulling the victims out of the vehicle. then the pickup out of the water. >> we activated dive teams from cambridge and boston fire. they did up preliminary search of the whole larry. they were in the water for several minut

on top of this and bring you more when we know it. heather: also breaking tonight, a woman hit by car on a boston street has died. ed: wcvb newscenter 5's john atwater is live in the south end. john, the driver may have never seen it coming? john: two women in the crosswalk behind us here. police believe the sun may have blinded the driver. she was upset. she was pretty upset. john: witnesses say the driver was so upset after hitting the women, she had to be taken to the hospital herself for chest pain. the setting sun could be to blame for the tragic accident. >> that is what the lady kept saying. i couldn't see anything. john. the women prn up the crosswalk. witnesses say it did not look like the driver was going fast. >> about that time, it gist hike right in your eyes. they come down. they are holding the hands up. john. the violent impact killed a woman in the 70's. the woman she was walking with was ser osly hurt. the police toad the suv. some who live here know the dangers of sun glare and avoid crossing the street oughttogether continue the late afternoon. >> not a good pl

in sports, bob halloran sits down with troy brown. heather: five investigates the break-in at the army reserve in leicester. karen anderson with some never before seen photos. something out of a movie -- breaking in and stealing high-powered weapons. here is the outside of the army reserve building that housed the weapons vault. the burglar broke through a window near the top of the flat roof building. inside, the window leads to the top structure seen by these pictures obtained by five investigates. the vault has a reinforced door, alarm system and is equipped with backup systems. sources say a thin antenna on top helped communicate when something goes wrong. it is not clear why the alarm wasn' t triggered or if it was disabled or wasn' t working correctly. taken from the baltimore six assault rifles, the kind being fired in this video as well as we have a lot of questions for the army reserve, including whether they are doing anything to make the weapons vault more secure. ed: a boston hotel is facing a $12,000 fine. they hotel is used by mass general and many of its patients. w

earthquake rattling massachusetts. i am ed harding. 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 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. >> it was like a minor bump. something like that. >> i was sitting on my couch, watching tv. i did feel something. someone said, did you hear about the earthquake? reporter: as you can imagine, a lot of calls to police in the area when it happened, but tonight, no damage 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. heather: phil is at the news desk. reporter: the u.s. is sending more marines to europe as the terror investigation continues to uncover a potential night attacker.

bills. heather: the patriots beat buffalo 20-13 and our live coverage begins with sportscenter 5's mike lynch. lynchie, how did the pats pull through? mike: they have enough people, next man up. james white was one of them. there are a number of concerns tonight, number one, the left knee of danny amendola. he left after he fielded a punt and called fair catch, grabbed his leg and left, not to return. tom brady was hurried, he was sacked. he threw a lot of passes and didn't have the time he usually has but the patriots, as they win, 20-13 the final in this one. brady was ripping into his offense when he came off the field a number of times. he can't find anybody open. buffalo has a pretty good secondary. meanwhile, key play, 13 seconds remaining in the first half, brady to james white who was he's in. the pats have a 10-3 lead. play. watch brady throw the ball right here, the whistle blows. apparently thought tom brady was out of bounds. danny amendola is wide open. perhaps he could have scored a touchdown. the referees ruled inadvertent whistle and they had a game for the patriots

>> wcvb newscenter 5 at 11:00 starts right now. heather: toilet cleaner, razor blades, halloween candy scares. >> a teen attacked by a man claiming to be a police officer. >> the key clues in this video that can catch a band of armed and dangerous thieves. harvey: it was mild today, milder in the midwest. here. heather: the uber driver under attack, the demands sending his passenger into a frenzy. ed: that is toilet bowl cleaner handed out to trickor treaters, the poisonous disks ending up in the kids candy bags. heather: police are trying to track down who did this. jorge is live tonight, jorge. jorge: nothing funny about this halloween trick, poisonous toilet cleaner passed off as halloween candy and tonight everyone in this town absolutely grateful none of the kids ate it. two children, 6 and 14 found a toilet tank cleaner like this. >> if i open this and i'm a 5-year-old, i'm thinking this is a candy bar. jorge: members of the high school wrestling team can't believe someone can be as dumb and malicious. >> it's messed up. halloween is a time kids look forward every year to g

is intensified for one of the most wanted men on our planet. the suspect is now on the run. heather: security is being ghosted at home as isis warns that a major american city could be the next target. some u.s. senators are looking refugees, fearing isis killers could be hiding among them. hampshire are two of those states. jor ge is live at the statehouse tonight. jorge: syrians coming to the united states must meet a strict criteria for refugee status. only 150 have resettled since the civil war began. half of them are children. >> people like us , we live, we have our own business, we worked, we were very happy over there. we never thought of leaving syria. jorge: she and her husband, their kids, the family left war-torn syria in 2012, getting to the u.s. was not easy. >> there are no refugees entering the u.s. without going through the long process of the background check that takes up to two years. jorge: news that one of the attackers had a syrian passport has other states putting on the brakes to programs allowing syrians to resettle in the u.s. >> i am not interested in acc

content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] heather: new information on the victims of a deadly plunge into the charles river. >> fake guns real danger. boston' s plans to get them off the streets. >> buried by student loan debt? what if you could pay it off faster? the boston startup trying to help. heather: new information about a rhode island couple killed in a crash. it crashed through a barrier across the street from state barracks. >> one of the victims is the father of a teenager. he and his girlfriend were in boston to celebrate his birthday. ryan is the 36 or old man state police was pulled from the a second person , rebecca smith, also died. preliminary investigation indicates their truck ran a red light before side swiping an suv. >> i saw two cars fighting for the same lane. the truck hopped the curb. >> then through this guardrail before dropping 15 feet into the river. it happened before 7:00 saturday night. >> i was doing a lot of yelling, trying to direct people. some confusion. >> the state trooper jumped into the water as did a passerby. divers pulled them out through the

heather: the secret stash of weapons found in a leicester home. why police call it their worst nightmare. speaking out. the message tonight from the family of the melrose native killed in the colorado planned parenthood shooting. mike: cold air replacement track is a rate towards midweek. heather: why tomorrow' s cyber monday sales are more important than ever, and the deals already available tonight. right now, disturbing firearm charges against a local man. police laying out an arsenal of weapons after his arrest. it second intense manhunt to round up the suspect. police, get a nightmare scenario. reporter: when the leicester man fled his home he was several hundred yards to this backyard and police say stole that boat, evading them for several hours. >> i said i don' t think our boat is there. reporter: her boat is back and he faces a slew of charges. police found all of this in and around his second-floor pastry department and say he did not have a license to carry that have it -- any of it. >> he jumped a fence in left the field and came down through this way. he stole the

investigators can hear on the cockpit voice records er. heather: we now know the names of the two people who died in this pickup truck crash into the charles river. but many unanswered questions remain. it was a saturday night crash and that happened across the street from a state police barracks. good evening, everyone. ed: we just heard new information about the victims. reporter: we' ve learned the victims were boyfriend and girlfriend in boston last night to celebrate a birthday. friends and family tell us they still cannot believe what happened. it is hard to believe what happened until you see the caution tape and the guard well broken during that deadly crash. brian arcane, the father of a teenager, and rebecca smith, both 36 from rhode island, died after their pickup truck plunged 15 feet into the charles river. >> the truck hopped the curb, hit an electrical box, hit the guard rail which collapsed. and then went into the water. reporter: it happened around science. >> i was doing a lot of yelling, trying to direct people. doing the same thing. reporter: rescue teams pulled then

debate this weekend. good morning, i'm jon scott. 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 a

heather: breaking news in metrowest. ed: an earthquake crumbling several towns. heather: new suspects identified in the paris attacks. harvey: frosty night in new england, but heavy rain is on the way. ed: our first look inside the worcester armory hit by a thief. heather: how teachers may be secretly watching your kids online. two air france planes diverted because of security threats. los angeles. that is the one you are looking at now. it has landed in salt lake city. the other was coming from washington dc to paris. right now, they are both on the ground. ed: we have a map to show you where they were going. nova scotia as well. this is video from nova scotia tonight. abc news reports anonymous threats were found in. both planes are on the ground days after terrorist attacks in paris. we will have more breaking news just ahead at 11:00. also tonight, yes, that was an earthquake rattling massachusetts. i am ed harding. 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 ho

consideration. 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 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't made many plays and it w

have two children. his greatest joy for his family, his church and his calling as a heather: fire arms charges against a local man. police laying out an arsenal of weapons after his arrest. it took a daylong manhunt to take the suspect into custody. rhondella richardson is live in leicester. rhondella: the leicester man is being held inside. police catching up to him 30 miles away in thew woods wear he was carrying two firearms. >> this is a law enforcement officer' s worst nightmare. rhondella: a scary discovery. leicester police found all of this -- weapons and survival gear, in and around his main street home during a manhunt overnight for 32-year-old dean larges. he' s in custody and wanted by worcester police for crimes leicester' s chief did not fully describe. larges was already on the run. >> at the offers developed information that a possible gunshot had been fired at or they found in the back, a fully loaded ar-15 assault rifle with a safety often determine there was a substance on that rifle that appeared to be blood. they also found a camouflage backpack which appeared

9, noter dame, to stay in playoff consideration. 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 defens

. heather: a new search for clues in manchester, new hampshire, j.c. monahan is back with more. j.c.: several roads were closed today as agents looked for the tiniest bit of evidence that could help them solve the case. crews spent hours today looking for evidence on the lawn of a house roughly a block away from where robert was shot. investigators taping off the yard, sweeping it with metal detectors before packing up and leaving just about an hour ago. the employee was shot once in the head as she walked near her home last august. robert's family just want answers. >> we're way past the shock stage and we're all looking for some sort of resolution. j.c.: a reward for information in this case has grown now to more than $42,000. ed: a framingham high school student accused of raping a fellow student, the alleged victim said to be incoherent when she was found by school counselors near a swamp in the woods. let's gets to kelley tuthill who is live in framingham. district court, pleading not guilty, held on 50,000 bail. the 18-year-old pleaded not guilty to raping another framingham h

rally by number 9, noter dame, to stay in playoff consideration. 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

, to stay in playoff consideration. 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?

consideration. 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 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't made many plays and i

. cursory handshake. briles to mayfield. shepa shepard, monster night. down to heather with bob stoops. >> heather: chris, thank you so much. coach, congratulations. what did your team show you tonight? >> played really well. they executed well, both sides of the ball. came up with big plays. you know, played within ourselves and played a good game. >> heather: your offense is an entirely different offense than it was even at the beginning of the season. how did it help you tonight? >> well, you know, staying on the field, making big plays, baker mayfield again was incredible. and when you play baylor, too, you got to score. keep them on the bench and move the ball. and we were able to do that. >> heather: five games ago, hard to believe, this same team lost to texas. since then, what has changed about these sooners? >> well, you know, the execution overall is -- has improved every week and they come in here in their place and win here was another good win. >> heather: and let's talk about your brother and what his defense did for you guys, slowing down this prolific bay lour offense.

i am heather nauert. >> i am answheather childers. >> the kansas city royals are the world series champs. >> the 1, 2 again. inside corner. the royals 2015 world champions. >> there you have it, the reigning royals pulling out their late inning magic coming from behind scored twice in the 9th inning to tie the game and then exploding for five runs to secure the world series title 7-2. >> words can't even describe how awesome this feels right now. couldn't have done it with a better group of guys. >> perez made world series most valuable player. back in kansas city royals fans poured in by the hundreds to watch their team take the crown while mets fans tried to stay positive. >> they had a tremendous season and they came out of nowhere. >> such loyal fans. the world series parade a victory celebration will be held tomorrow in downtown kansas city. heather? >> there's always next year. both presidential campaigns coming together for a rare strategy session in the wake of the cnbc debate debacle. changing the format of future debates. live from washington we are here to breakdown the

to pick a body of water and hold a memorial service. heather: thank you. outside. looking at the austin skyline. a beautiful night after, long after sunset. this is something we are not what an adjustment with the time change. mike: i hope you set your clock. yesterday we had the sunset at 5:39. we keep losing 2.5 minutes a day until december 7, our earliest to sunset. then we start rebounding. it takes until march 5 to get back to where we were yesterday. so we have the early sunrise and that' s going to help both of you get up early tomorrow morning. today, still nice day. six you degrees. we started the day 10 degrees warmer -- 62 degrees. you know what? it is not going to get that cold tonight. a few thin clouds out there. we have a sudden breeze developing. instead of dropping into the 30' s, i think most of the overnight lows tonight will be in the 40' s. holding on to 50 degrees in the city of boston. things are going to be changing. not so much tomorrow. we warm up nicely but because of the upper air pattern we are in for a real stretch of mild weather. we could be flirti