ron cap has more from manchester. reporter: on the front steps only subtle evidence of a murder inside this manchester home. but in the driveway more obvious signs of the grizzly discovery made inside. >> it's nuts. it's crazy. reporter: neighbor mike elliott had been paying close attention since sue hutchison disappeared on september 20th. the man who had been living there recently stephen andrade had also been missing. >> she was just a really nice lady. i have got three kids when i hear stuff like going on right next-door you know it puts me on alert. reporter: the roommates hadn't been seen or heard for in more than 2 weeks. that changed last tuesday when police found andrade's body inside this motel 6 in tewksbury. >> it was obvious he had killed himself at this point. the concerned was this was a murder-suicide. reporter: that concern turned to rereality. rich i son's family members called police an reported a strange smell inside the 57- year-old's home.

investigators tracked the odor to a closet where they removed a false will and found a body in the crawlspace. >> it was obviously very surprising for everyone. i mean obviously it's terrible news for sue s's family to confirm that she is in fact dead. reporter: neighbors say the entire story is extremely unsettling. >> to have something like that happen to a nice woman like sue it makes you wonder what kind of makes somebody tick that way that they feel like they have to take somebody else's life. reporter: in manchester ryan cap wbz news. the attorney general's office is telling us that further details about the motive and the cause of death will be released after the autopsy. tonight bedford police are looking for your help in catching a violent thief who robbed a convenience store. happened about 9:30 last night. a man walking into the she will station on great roadie stabbed the check and then ran off with cash and lottery tickets. all we know is that the man was wearing a hoodie and mask. officers are reviewing surveillance video there.

new hampshire fish and game officers had to rescue a lowell man who hurt himself on mt. washington. yesterday the 26-year-old and a friend hiked up the mountain and they planned to take the train back down. when they discovered it was sold out they decided to hike back down but that's when the man injured his ankle. five hours later help did arrive. local homeowners say insurance companies are adding insult to injury stopping their coverage after the damage they suffered last winter. the globe's reporting that homeowners with significant damage who filed large claims are among those now scrambling to buy new policies. many say the insurance companies that drop them are major companies trying to cut risk and save money. there is no law in massachusetts that stops them from doing that. just last week the i-team showed us people still living in mobile homes waiting for their insurance companies to pay for repairs to homes with winter storm damage. developing story tonight investigators in turkey say isis militants are the lead

suspects now in one of the country's deadliest attacks in years. at least 97 people killed in a weekend bomb blast. hundreds were holding a peace rally when two explosions went off. for the first time since a deadly shooting students at umpqua community college in oregon did return to class today. the governor there was on hand to welcome them back. it was back on october 1st a gunman shot and killed -9d people before taking his own life during a police shootout. a dentist who killed cecil the line will not be charged. he had all the el paper work for the big game hunts. palmer sparked international outrage when he killed cecil with a bow and arrow. actor randy quade and his are wife are in jail. the couple left the u.s. five years ago over a property dispute and there were felony warrants out for their arrest. tonight they are both behind bars.

at the critics who say his doctor is a fraud defending him on wei as a person who shaped his entire philosophy on health. a magazine article spells out past complaints against alex guerrero. he faked his die at the time supplement to cure cancer. the of the c banned him from ever claiming to be a medical doctor. fherer 0 is behind brady's wellness regime. >> 10 years ago when i spoke with alex i think why we got along so well because we talked about all these things about being proactive with your own career, being proactive with your own life, and what are the things that you're going to do that may be different than whether other people may believe in. >> brady says it hasn't read the boston magazine article but it's reporting on issues he says take are all in the past. >> this is a highly controversial moment. a baseball player accused of

that broke another player's leg. seat right there. adrianna diaz shows us tonight the entire city of new york now seems to be hungry for revenge. reporter: as the playoff series between the new york mets and the la dodgers moves to the city field in queens tonight. >> controversial slide that broke the leg of shortstop ruben tejada is still on fans minds. >> it's a horrible play it was a dirty play. >> i think he wanted the man to fall down so he wouldn't tag him out but he didn't want to hurt him to the point he had no not play the the game. reporter: chase utley says he did not intend to injury tejeda and is appealing major league baseball's two game suspension. >> i based it on what i saw and the fact that you know we're trying to have rules that's going to keep these players on the field. reporter: there's been no hearing so far on utley's appeal which means he could be eligible to play tonight. there's a lot of talk of the mets retaliating at tonight's game.

fans we've spoke to said they are not so sure that's a good idea. >> sometimes cooler heads have to prevail. >> we need to score some runs. >> that's the best way of retaliation winning the game, winning the series moving on. reporter: the five game series is tied at one game apiece. adrianna diaz cbs news flushing, new york. >> will there be fireworks tonight? mets pitcher matt harvey has indicated he will stick up for his teammates. george h. w. bush got a huge ovation throwing out the first pitch at the astros royals playoff game in houston. he broke a vertebrae in his neck over the summer you can see he's sill in a wheelchair and neck brace. former first lady barbara bush was there about by his side. a bummer to see him in the chair nice to see him smiling. >> yeah. >> a little girl punched on the playground. >> her mother stunned and furious over what somebody then said at the hospital. an amazing story sisters separated on the other side of

the globe end up working side- their story is ahead. >> it is unbelievable. coming up at 6:00 new details about this sleeping police officer. what we just learned about his past performance on the job. >> we're going to head to break what's hot on cbs boston.com. halloween themed stage performances.

(buzzer) hey, you're a lucky guy. you'll probably win the jackpot. (bell) you know, luck doesn't play any role in slot machines. the odds of winning are the same every time you play. (buzzer) if you lose money, just keep playing. you'll win it back. (bell) don't chase your losses. set a limit on the time and money you want to spend. learn more about gambling and how to keep it fun. visit the gamesense info center at the plainridge park casino. (buzzer)

. an angry mother's letter to a hospital worker has gone viral. >> at issue is what the worker daughter. a boy at school had hit the little girl you can see how bad the injury was. she needed stitches. and the man said quote, i betty likes you of it on facebook the mother who lives in ohio wrote that statement is where the

begins to set a tone for what is acceptable behavior. you are a person we needed to help us and your words of comfort conveyed a message that someone who likes you might hurt you this is all her words. she says no i will not allow that message to be okay. boy you think of all the dumb things you could say in a situation like that. >> i bet he'll never say anything like that again. >> maybe he meant nothing by it but it certainly hurt. >> not a good choice of words. >> mattel just launched something entirely new. >> superhero girl. the company worked with dc comics to develop 7 action figures wonder woman and super girl that he go on sale next huge. >> that's great. my son runs around with spiderman. my daughter could use you know wonder woman. >> two orphan sisters separated as kids in south korea decades ago just reunited in an incredible way.

nurses on the same floor of a florida hospital. holly and megan here are their pictures when they were adopted by different american feels. earlier this year holly started to work at a sarasota hospital. two months later a person said you know there's another nurse here who's also from south key a. they connected that's when they realized their backgrounds were so similar and dna tests confirmed yes they are half >> gives me the chills. >> how do you explain something like that. >> they were meant to be in that hospital. that's gate. two decades after a devastating hockey injury travis roy is a member of the boston bruins his way of thanking the city he loves. . wbz weather watchers checking if with us on this holiday saying what a fantastic day this has been the whole weekend has been awesome. temperatures gets can back close to the 70s upper 60s. barry drake says awesome weather today of it 70 degrees the weather doesn't get any better than there. he says life is good.

latest foliage pictures from fitchburg. the colors they are a popping. i hope you get out weekend. new tonight staying safe when you're all by yourself. new app promising that you'll never have to walk alone again. . i try my best not to be out late in boston because you hear the stories all the time. >> i carry my keys in between my knuckles in case. >> there's possibly a safer trip home a quick trip to the app store how it works if it's safe. 11:00. ready to head out when others head home. at eversource, we prepare

upgrading technology, managing vegetation, information to you, because we know you're counting on us. we're ready for winter, and we want to make sure you're ready, too. to learn more and sign up for storm updates. on facebook and twitter.

building a better bank starts with looking at something old, like this... and saying, "really?"

so capital one built something new - caf\s. where you can unwind with free wi-fi and banking advice, without all the mumbo jumbo. free checking accounts. no minimums, fees or gimmicks. and a top-rated banking app that lets you handle your financial needs... right here. that's banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? . an honor or the garden ice.

accidents during a game. roy was on the ice for the first time as a member of the b u hockey team when a hit changed his life forever. >> liam spoke with transfers nice to see him doing so well. >> 20 years it's been they have raised millions of dollars through the foundation they founded two years after his accident. speaking of the accident, 20 years it was october 20th, 1995 roy took to the ice as a member of the b u terriers 11 seconds into the first shift of his first college game this hit left him paralyzed. he has zips graduated from school he's written a book and work as a television hockey hahn lift and motivational speaker. today the bruins signed roy to a one day contract made a $50,000 donation to the travis roy foundation which helps those dealing with spinal cord injuries. >> this city does not forget its athletes. whether they are legends who

here or whether they played for 11 seconds as a freshman in new england we live in a special place. i guess we witness it every day. >> on tuesday october 20th there will be a night for travis roy to mark exactly 20 years since his injury. all the money raised during that event will go to the foundation they are hoping to raise a million dollars. you can tell from hearing him and talking with him today at the td garden he really believes in this city and he's deeply touched by the way over 20 years people have remembered him and remembered his cause. >> it doesn't seem like 20 years. it sees like it was yesterday that it happened. and every single time we see him he's got a big smile. >> he's done so much. his contribution is ongoing. >> they are working toward a cure. here we are on october 1th

>> barry i'm going going to admit something. i didn't want to come to work. >> i have to admit something as well. i didn't want to come to work. oh my gosh i got to go to work. >> i love forecasting talking about good weather. people always like the good weather when it happens on a 3 day holiday weekend. it's too bad the sun is setting so much earlier we can enjoy the sunshine into what were it 8:00 at flight the sun would be out. wouldn't be that pretty nice. 6:07 the sun is setting this evening. it's going to be warm still mild out there right now. then we go to halloween the sun will be sit setting at 5:39. then the next day is when we go back to standard time daylight saving time and so on november 1st the sun will be setting at 4:38. take a look at the october so far and with the past couple of warm days now we've warmed it up so the mean temperature is up to a little under a degree below the average the 12 days of october so far. so we're going to have some

going to get colder especially this upcoming weekend. so, let's take a look at the high temperature in boston it was 76 at 2:32 this afternoon in boston. so that's 13 above the average high for this date. nowhere near the record though of 90 back in 1954. so here we go with the temperatures right now low 70s mid-70s out to the northwest. cooler on cape cod but still beautiful down there with all this sunshine. we have this weather front coming tomorrow with a few showers. but before that gets here we have the system off the coast streaming north east it looks like the plume of moisture will surge overnight. >> watch the time stamp as the temperature goes down this evening in the 60s. 50s. we'll have the cloudiness coming into cape cod first overspreading much of eastern new england by early tomorrow morning with mostly cloudy conditions. maybe sun through the clouds later tomorrow morning looks like most of the energy from that system down the coast will come up over southeastern massachusetts with a few spots

move off to the northeast. then we actually get breaks of sunshine in the afternoon which would boost our temps in the lower 70s. for tomorrow. the first batch of showers coming in from the west with that approaching cold front had been in areas northwest of with dying showers there. will will be one more batch of showers coming in, but that seconds bands looks like it wants to start to physical out as it approaches. we start wednesday morning in the low to mid 50s with sunshine then lots of clouds come in so it's still relatively mild on wednesday with maybe a brief shower as yet another cold front comes on through here. you know the drill for the foliage. it is really starting to pop in many locations glorious and vibrant in spots. other places it's still kind of muted. looking ahead to the next 7 days. here we go. bee still we still got a mild day tomorrow. isolated shower in the evening. cooler on wednesday brief sprinkle possible. upper 50s on thursday. then this weekend we have

showery weather friday and by the time we get to sunday it's really going to be cold with highs of 46 to 48. so that's what about 30 degrees lower than what it is right now. >> wow. okay. well we're going to feel that. and we'll enjoy this. >> what's opportune he the weekend it was cool at times? in the morning. >> if you were in the sun it wasn't so bad. >> kind of a cool breeze at times. >> thank you. >> your rent may be expensive but in 80% of the country childcare costs a lot more. a new report from the economic policy institute says the biggest disparity is in binghamton new york where childcare costs 3 times as much as the average rent. the numbers in the boston area far more balanced but let's fay it that's because the cost of housing here is so very high. starting next month workers at the popular job networking site linked in are about to get a new perk unlimited vacation time. the company says it wants to focus on results and performance not the number of hours an employee works. experts say companies that

adopt this model often find that employees take really about the same amount of time off anyway. and the way you shop just might change. department store kohl's is going to be offering same day delivery in boston. customers can opened err on line have it delivered to their home later in the same day. that service should start in the next few weeks. the ride sharing service uber is more popular than ever. the company telling the globe that uber drivers provided about 2 million rides to massachusetts passengers last month which is a new record. the milestone comes as lawmakers consider how to regulate ride sharing services that have really cut into the taxi business. cabs of course tender to be more expensive. well are you obsessed with selfies? some psychologists say it's becoming a real problem. it's changing the value system of some younger people who are more focused on physical beauty, attitude and caris pa than more important things like compassion and kindness. some are taking things so far that they have actually gone to

see plastic surgeons. >> i see a lot more people come into my office, and the answer to the question what bothers you and why you do decide to come and see me surprisingly enough is i saw selfie of myself and i hated it and i have to fix it. >> psychologists say obsession with selfies can be a sign of low self-esteem. the best way to combat it a courage real world human interaction and stop counting those likes. i can see it to a points. when you take a selfie your face is so close to the camera. you never look good. >> i always look in the wrong place. made a very exclusive list. >> a video with more than a billion views on youtube any guesses? the answer's next. >> coming up new at 6:00 one of the state ice biggest

employers swallowed up in a mega merger. how many money the bosses will make off the huge deal. a young field hockey player dies suddenly during practice. we'll hear from her mother and

. nantucket native megan train or part of history.

have a billion hits for a single video. >> her number one lit all about that bass has 1,066,000,000 views since its debuted in 2014. the video with the most youtube views gangnam style with 2.5 billion. >> if you only will the choice of two someplace could listen to one. >> all about that bass. >> gangnam style. >> we have much more still ahead. >> news at 6:00 starts right now. . >> a shocking loss a high school field hockey player dies suddenly at practice. how could this happen to an otherwise healthy 16-year-old? >> the biggest merger ever in the tech industry. but how could it affect thousands of jobs here at emc this hopkinton. >> the weekend is about coming to an end here and so is the beautiful weather. we have changes on the way cooler weather and maybe some showers. >> and a little miracle. a newborn whose parents were told she wouldn't survive. >> they prepared us for her to die in the womb.

they prepared us for her to die during the birth or immediately after. >> now she's going home with a whole lot of hope. she was celebrating with her friends and moments later she was gone. tonight mourning the shocking and sudden loss of a 16-year- old field hockey player. there were really no warning. casey dunne died suddenly of a brain hemorrhage. >> letter family her friends classmates are grieving while also trying to celebrate the life that she lived. jim smith is live in deadham tonight. reporter: david, this entire school community is in shock tonight. you can see the flag at half staff behind me as everybody struggles to cope with the sudden loss of this young gifted student athlete who had her whole life in front of her. >> she was the light of our life abandon kind of the glue of everyone.

reporter: casey dunne was only