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for illegally dumping trash and torching stolen cars. the body, however, is a first. >> the way things are in society now adays with people just shooting anybody randomly, that doesn't surprise me. >> reporter: about mid- afternoon, a distraught young woman showed up here at the crime scene fearing the victim might be her 24-year-old sister. now, the family hasn't seen her in 36 hours or so, and we're told her facebook page has gone abnormally silent. live in worcester tonight, ken macleod, wbz news. a high school student pound staggering out of a swamp in framingham wear nothing shoes and tonight her classmate is under arrest accuses of raping her. liam? >> reporter: they are both students at framingham high. the alleged rape happened during school hours. police say 18-year-old patrick could youer and three hours skipped school wednesday. they were allegedly drinking and doing drugs near the woods

counselors later found the female student who initially police. she was heavily intoxicated and half dressed. when they found her, they brought her to the hospital raped. he said he did have sex with the girl but that it was consensual. he has been ordered held on $50,000 bail. we did reach out to the framingham schools for comment. they have not yet responded. jury selection is under way again in the trial of a math teacher. the judge ruled yesterday that stand trial. is he charged with raping and killing colleen ritzer in danvers high school in 2013. the fbi is setting out on a grid search stepping up the murder mystery. christina, i know you spoke today. >> yes, david.

her brother is just glad this is still a priority with investigators who were today digging in the grass at one point and another point they were up in the air over this roof. this is the same fbi evidence response team that processed the marathon bombing for days following that. today, they were searching the radius around this spot over here where denise robert was shot. >> it's almost like a movie set. you know this is like some fbi show or whatever. >> reporter: the fbi's evidence response team waving metal detectors through piles of leaves. investigators climbing through windows of nearby houses checking everything in a radius of this tri-pod set up exactly where denise robert was murdered. the newspaper ad woman was walking in august when a bullet hit her in the head. >> i don't think anything's been ruled out.

family new hope after months with no answers. her brother tom. >> reporter: hopefully, it's one more bit of information on top of what they already have make sense. >> reporter: for now, the attorney general's office is mum except to say leads have not been coming in as much as they were when it first happened. at least neighbors wondering as they watch, why now? >> looking for a bullet in all of that area? i mean it must be a daunting kind of endeliver just to even think about it -- endeavor just to even think about it. where do you start? >> reporter: tom robert says the reward for information leading to a break in the case is now up to around $40,000. he's hoping it may lead to even more tips in the case. tonight, a local man is accused of trying to attack a

woman and her toddler with a knife. now he is in police custody. 27-year-old david brock of mansfield is facing charges. police say he charged at a woman and her toddler with that knife today. officers then arrested him at gunpoint. he is expected to be in court tomorrow, but the woman and baby are both doing okay. lisa? tonight, there is growing friction over the cause of a deadly russian plane crash. u.s. officials isis terrorists probably planted a bomb on board. other countries don't agree and say no one should be saying anything until investigators announce the official cause. >> reporter: as search teams are out, they can't be certain. >> it looks increasingly likely that that was the case.

>> reporter: british prime minister david cameron grounded all u.k. flights to and from egypt. the doomed plane took off from the resort town last saturday before it broke apart 23 minutes into the flight killing all 224 people on board. egypt's president, who was on a preplanned trip to london told the prime minister airport security is tight and there is no evidence of terrorism. new video taken shortly after the crash shows smoke rising from the wreckage and egyptian ambulance workers on the scene. aviation experts say if there was a bomb, wreckage and bodies will provide the evidence. >> there are going to be certain types of markings on the body and it's going to be certain times of markings on the plane. >> reporter: jonathan

vigliotti, london. there is the search for a wreckage of a small airplane that crashed in the waters off of queens, new york. the plane was registered in new hampshire and traveling from philadelphia to portsmouth when it went down last night. we know that one person was killed. it is unclear how the plane went down. a local school guilty. the superintendent barged into actually lived there. he was in court today and pleaded not guilty and says he's very eager to tell his side of the story. what a week monday, tuesday, wednesday, and now here we are all the way to thursday gorgeous days. and the warmest day could be next. we could actually hit a record high tomorrow. >> we're talking mid-70s in november. this is crazy. it doesn't seem right when the faneuil hall christmas tree arrives under sunshine and warm temperatures. eric it is so hard to believe that we've been talking about christmas right now.

emotions when you walk around boston right now because the tree we're introducing you to that in a little bit, you have the fall foliage and feels like summertime. we'll be looking at changes as we head into the weekend out here this evening. we've got gorgeous, warm weather. barely a jacket to be seen here. high temps are way on up there. take a look at the readings around the region. we had a high up to 76. 21 degrees above average. 74 in lawrence. worcester up to 70 degrees. that's unbelievable warmth all across the region. a little shy of records, though. today's record in worcester is 73. 79 in boston. not quite up to that total. tomorrow will be a different story for us. taking a look in the next few hours, temperatures are holding in the 60s and humidity's on the rise keeping us at a very mild night. temperatures will hold in the 50s and lower 60s. slight chance of a shower

toward cape cod and the islands. back out here live, you see the beautiful lights twisting. we'll introduce you to the tree that came into town a short time ago. we'll look at the record highs and a cooldown. he's pretty much everybody's favorite patriots player not named tom brady. we're talking about gronk. he is awesome and apparently he thinks he's awesome, too. sports director steve burton has more on what he was saying. steve? >> reporter: yesterday, jay gruden compared rob gronkowski to lebron james saying no matter how you defend him, he will get his place. come to find out he knows a thing or two about playing on the hardwood. >> i love playing basketball. it was definitely fun playing in high school. i was the number one dunker. [ laughter ]

>> i had to throw down my jams every game. >> reporter: gronk, tom paradey, and the rest of the pats have a third straight practice out of foxboro as they continue to get ready for the washington redskins who visit gillette on sunday. check out patriots all access at 7:00 on wbz. all of the behind the scenes stuff you do not want to miss. wbz starts things off and then check out the post game show on my tv 38. you can see the press conferences live. 8-0, that's the direction the patriots are trying to go. still to come, a young boy found alive more than a decade after he went missing. >> it is an incredible story. up next, how the new teenager discovered that people have been searching for him for 1 years. >> the new fat burning treatment created right here in massachusetts. they claim to zap away fat cells in minutes.

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golden apologized publicly to the uber driver. he had worked as a marketing executive, and he has been fired. >> it's not me in the video, you know? it's not me. i'm ashamed. i'm going to make it right. can do, you know? >> reporter: he mentioned meeting the driver, but the driver says he's afraid of golden and has no intention of meeting up with him for an apology. him. the civil suit is for at least lisa? david, a shocking story out of cleveland tonight. a boy missing for 13 years found safe. that boy is now a teenager applying to college. it was going through that process that he discovered he was a missing child. paula ebben is here with this incredible story. paula? >> reporter: it is remarkable the story. julian hernandez who was just 5 years old when he went missing

well, and living in cleveland 13 years later. he was found in ohio living with his father both under different names. bobby hernandez is facing charges in connection with the boy's abduction. investigators believed that julian was with his father at the time that he went missing. the investigation came to an end this fall when julian had issues with his college application. his social security number didn't match his name. so a school counselor who worked with him to find out why discovered he was in the missing children database. >> it was just great for me to be able to tell the mother that, hey, you know, all this time, i don't know what you've been thinking but all this time he's been alive and he is doing well. you know, it's a good thing to be able to step out of the negativity and walk into something that's positive. >> reporter: so julian's father is accused of tampering with records and will face charges.

police are unsure if julian and his mother have reunited but they have been in contact. since he is 18 and no longer a juvenile, the question of whether he returns to alabama or stays in ohio is his choice. >> what news for his mother. 70 degrees. 70 in november. >> right in evening when there's no sun at all. hall christmas tree. eric, we'll really have an issue if it's like this november 21st when they light up that tree. >> i think it'll cool down a month. bundled up. last year it snowed several times and was very cold as we went to the try lighting. there she is, 80 feet tall day. a lot of people were walking up to it and taking pictures and

your christmas tree is rolling up and grown in pennsylvania. it's 80 years old. it lived a long life. we thank it for its dedications. we'll start setting it up tomorrow. if you are walking around the area, you'll see them put it up and start stripping the lights. then the whole thing goes down on the 21st of november. we'll talk about that later on this newscast. how about the weather today? 76 the high. the average high this time of year is 55 degrees. not touching the record, 79. that's also the latest it's been that warm in the season. that was set in 1994. so the ravage last 76 -- average last 76 degree day was the latest was december 7th. so it can get very warm late in the year. the interesting thing about this week is we have several days all in the 70s. every day has been well above the warmth so far in november. that will continue through this weekend.

average. here's the big setup. why the warm air? we've got a ridge of high pressure over the east drying up the more moist air. the winds turned around to the south west and we'll keep that air mass in place tomorrow. we'll start to get more humid and there is a chance it could get even warmer tomorrow afternoon provided we get enough sunshine. meantime tonight's staying way above the normal. our overnight low is much warmer than the average high temperature for the date. there will be a few showers moving across cape cod and the islands. very contingent on cloud cover. all we'll need is a few breaks of sunshine. i wouldn't be surprised to see mid and upper 70s on the board right now playing more conservative. that potential is there. it'll also be more humid tomorrow than today. so our records for the day on friday, we're looking at 70 in worcester. i think we can tie that at least. boston's record is 73. we have a very good shot at beating that, especially considering we'll be starting

the day in the low 60s. it won't take much to jump above that mark. hour by hour there will be a lot of cloud cover around. there will be enough sunny breaks to get us into the 70s throughout the afternoon. and a couple of widely scattered showers early in the morning and late in the evening. not expecting much rainfall at all. as we head through saturday, there will still be clouds around, especially towards the cape, the islands, the south coast and south shore. the clouds tend to thin throughout the afternoon and a lot of sunshine as we head into sunday. it will be cooler as we head into the second half of the wand. looking at high temps in the low 50s. crisp, cool football weather excellent out there in foxboro. the seven-day as we look into next week, looks like temperatures are all above average. sunday is the only day we might see a day. otherwise it's 50s and 60s as far as the eye can see. it's just an amazing evening out there. my favorite people are from out of town. they're saying, is boston

>> we're all enjoying this great weather together. thank you, eric. wbz's proud to bring you the city's first tree lighting of the season. keith lockhart and the boston boston. we hope you'll join us saturday evening november 21st at 7:00 on my tv 38 and right here immediately after college football. tonight, an i-team investigation. how far can your boss go to keep an eye on you at work? ryan kath is here about a man who's fighting back after losing his job. >> reporter: that employee was fired for sleeping on the job and the company argued it had the video evidence to prove it. little did management know the employee had discovered a hidden cram are a in his office -- camera in his office and brought it home for a closer look. >> that was the first clip you saw? >> that was the first clip i saw. >> what are you thinking at that moment? >> i'm thinking my 13-year-old

>> reporter: coming up, what he found on the hidden camera and why it could have several charges. we'll also discuss what your boss can legally do to monitor your work habits and why you don't have as much privacy as at 11:00. ryan katz, wbz news. >> thank you. coming up, the balloon you swallow in a pill and how it helps you lose weight. >> coming up new at 6:00, giving people the simple things they need to get a fresh start. >> a floor lamp, table lamp, a night stand. >> the charity that's been quietly helping people get back on their feet for 25 yearsth the couple who -- and the couple who started it all with

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the new kid on the block, sculpture, was just approved by the fda and approved in massachusetts. >> this allows the laser energy to come right through here, shoot-out, go into the fatty layer without damaging the skin. >> reporter: these are before and after photos from clinical trials. >> we need no anesthesia for the treatment. there's no down time. people go right back to work after the session. they feel tender for a week or so. it's like having a big workout. >> reporter: the treatments don't replace your workout and should not be used for weight loss. >> diet and exercise, if they were invented after these devices would be considered miracle cures because they work much more effectively than these devices and have a healthier health. >> reporter: the dermatologists say they are perfectly good alternatives to going under the knife. >> it's truly a game changer. >> reporter: because sculpture was just approved by the fda it's not widely available but probably will be soon.

i know the camera's going crazy here. is that me or the camera? it's not clear how much it will cost. cool sculpting costs $600 to several thousand dollars depending on the areas being treated. again, two developments in massachusetts. >> i appreciate what he says, and that is that it doesn't replace diet and exercise. >> reporter: no, but it does work for small areasp. >> then we're talking weight loss. if you need something more significant, spot treating is not going to do it, there may be another option. >> reporter: something else with a massachusetts connection. it's called balloon in a pill and developed in wellesley. the patient swallows the capsule which enters the stomach. when it dissolves it releases a balloon that's inflated to the size of a grapefruit with a removable catheter reducing the amount of food someone needs to eat to feel full. four months later, the balloon automatically deflates. preliminary research shows it can help patients lose weight. it has not been tested in the u.s. and won't be available for

a few years, but that is something to look for on the horizon. >> would you always feel full, do you think? >> i think so, during the four months and teaches you portion control. hopefully that continues once it's gone. >> interesting. thank you, doctor. >> that would be call if it was a helium balloon so when it released you started talking with the high pitched voice. still to come, one candidate's rapping radio ad. >> plus, an i-team investigation. a massachusetts family sounding off on a drug they say causes side effects that the government is considering major changes about. >> and a man tried to set his house on fire.