-- denise robert new hope after months of no answers. her brother tom. >> some people may have heard something at the scene of the crime but other people may have heard or overheard something or saw something after the fact where the perpetrator may have been bragging or did something to hide something. >> reporter: something the evidence response team is looking for. investigators scouring the scene. police climbing through windows in the radius of this tri-pod set up where she was murdered. >> this is like some nba show. >> reporter: for now, the attorney general's office is mum. shouldn't they say leads are not coming in as much as when it first happened. wondering why now? >> they need all of the help

they can get. they are really out there now. >> the report for information leading up to the case is up to about $40,000 and he's hoping that attention on the case now will led to more information. many manchester, new hampshire, christina hager, wbz news. david, back to you. >> big break would be good. breaking news tonight. the president said the u.s. is taking "very seriously the possibility that an isis bomb brought down that russian airliner. the president made the remarks earlier today. british officials believe it was a bomb and isis had claimed responsibility. now to a developing story, a body found in a burning car in worcester. late today, investigators scoured the scene once again

ken macleod is live in worcester tonight. ken? >> reporter: paula, detectives have now vacated the premises leaving behind this isolated dirt road. they are not even officially calling this a murder investigation yet, but it has all of the earmarks. homicide detectives helped a burned sedan onto a wrecker and neighbors went ahead with yard choresp. >> it is a very remote area and it doesn't surprise me. >> reporter: he's talking about this dirt stretch of swan avenue winding through the woods near worcester airport where a handful of neighbors heard gunshots. >> with the woods in the back, you know, people could be, you know, shooting squirrels or whatever. >> reporter: last night, though, the shots were followed by something burning and with responding firefighters doused the flames, they encountered a nasty surprise.

>> as soon as they got to the car, they discovered what appears to be a body inside. car. so they backed up and called police. >> reporter: for hours this afternoon, detectives sifted through the blackened debris for evidence. the victim is believed to be a woman, although police have declined to confirm that. >> i don't know. i was very surprised. >> reporter: this stretch of road has long been known as illegal trash dumping, but murder is a new visitor. >> scary. definitely scary. >> reporter: a distraught woman showed up fearing the victim might be her 24-year-old sister whose family hasn't seen her in 36 hours or so and whose facebook page has gone strangely silent. ken macleod, wbz news. paula, back to you.

just yesterday, a burned body was found in bridgewater. at this point, they have not identified her or determined if she was murdered there or somewhere else. tonight, a framingham high school student has been charged with raping a classmate near the school. prosecutors say patrick cower and three others skipped school to go into the wood where's they were drivenning and taking drugs. found intoxicated and disoriented. the only person on the plane when this plane crashed into the water in queens. the person has not been identified yet. it's registered to a man in rye, new hampshire. turning to the weather tonight, each day this week gets better and better. temperatures in boston soared

into the 70s today. that won't last forever. in fact, take a look at this. has arrived. june. >> reporter: it's nice to string up the lights when it's aren't going numb. what a treat here for the start of november right here at the mobile weather lab. everybody is walking around and you barely need a jacket. temperatures have been so mild. kids running around having a good time. we're up to 76 in boston. not quite enough to get to us record territory. it can still get very warm this time of the year. the record was set back in 1994 and shy in worcester. tomorrow will be a different situation.

part of the reason, we're going to have a good launching point in the morning. we stay in the 50s to low 60s. tomorrow while make a -- we'll make a good strong one for seasonal temps. a gorgeous evening and you want to soak up every minute when the sun is out or has set a little earlier out at faneuil hall. the only weird thing, paula, you can still get warm but it's still dark even at 6:00. >> the foliage was so gorgeous, it was like looking at foliage in summertime. a new hampshire cancer patient is suing the state over a medical marijuana that card. doctors say linda has months to live. she has stage four lung cancer. instead of using a narcotic for

pain, she wants to take medical marijuana that. she says her doctors have signed off. even though it's legal since 2013, the state has never issued i.d. cards. >> as a union activist, i'm in a position to stand up. this is my final crusade. i'm not going to stop until we've accomplished our goal. for the first time in a decade, the navy will have a vessel named the uss massachusetts in its fleet. it will be a virginia class nuclear attack submarine like the one you see here. the navy will announce when it will be in service this weekend. the last one to carry it is now a museum in fall river.

treasure plotting the future of the colonial theater. >> dishes, mugs, table and chairs. the simple things that make a house a home. a charity helping with the simple necessities and what a big difference it makes. >> a highlight real shock from the boston celtics. there's only one problem, it didn't count. andrew: the one thing about soccer that i like the most is when i put my uniform on, the age just leaves me. the ages leave all of us. we simply become kids again.

i think all of us play for that very reason. it makes us the child we once were. the years just glide away, and i'm back to where i was. you are that little andy guy who used to be down in me, and i get to be that person all over again. my name is andrew,

. >> tonight a mansfield man is accused of trying to attack a woman and her toddler with a knife. this man charged at the woman and a child with a knife in an apartment. the woman managed to get onto a balcony where she called police who then disarmed brock at gunpoint. after two years are work, a crucial piece of i-95 is opened. the southbound side should be ready soon. this cost the state more than

emerson college is putting together a task force after the book of mormon closed. the school does need a new dining hall but has been criticized for endangering one of boston's most beloved performance spacesp. >> they will do the right thing. talk about this week with the extra hour of daylight saving time, and they really needed the rest. >> i'm going to sigh, i'm thrown off by everything here, eric, because it's dark out at 6:00. it's 70 degrees. you are in front of a christmas tree but you are not wearing a jacket. >> reporter: if every instinct you have is wrong, then the opposite must be right. it's like the bizarre-o world in seinfeld.

we set the clocks back. we've got that good new tree smell here. you can join us on november 21st as they start putting this up tomorrow and lighting it and we'll simulcast it on my tv 38 on november 21. write that down. we know it won't be as warm then as it was today. the record today goes all the way up to 79 set in 1994. we'll have a much better shot tomorrow. where does that stand in how unusual is this? our average was october this 14th. the latest we reached temps so warm is december. this has just been a stretch of them. tomorrow, sunday is our only chance through the end of next week with one day with below average temperatures. with southerly winds bringing

up moisture and warmer air. a lot of record highs in the east today. there will be many more tomorrow. we're also tracking the cold front that's going to bring some changes. tonight we stay in the 50s to low 60s. the humidity creeps up and clouds start to thicken. a chance for a couple of showers and a chance for a couple more stray showers tomorrow morning. then the high temperatures well into the 70s contingent on sun tomorrow. i wouldn't be surprised to see upper 70s tomorrow afternoon. as it is, forecasting 75. taking a look at the hour by hour, expecting the clouds to fill in. big question mark on how long we can keep the sun out. it's going to be a very warm day. also tracking a couple of showers and not expecting a lot of action. on saturday, there are clouds hanging out, especially across

they tend to thin out into the afternoon. then sunday a bright day and finally it will feel more like november, like football weather. the patriots taking on the redskins. temps in the low 50s with a breeze out of the north- northwest. here's your accuweather seven- day. back to our old tricks in the 50s and low 60s. by the end of next week, the high will be 52. just a bizarre stretch. we'll soak it up because, paula and david, you never know when a streak like this will end. this winter i'm inclined to think we'll get more than usual. >> wow, okay. we hope you are wrong about that. all right, eric, thanks so much. join us for the tree lighting ceremony live november 21st simulcast here on wbz-tv and tv 38. now we can talk about the

>> we've had a couple of extra days, which i think is a good thing, steve, because they are pretty banged up. >> reporter: a week ago, the patriots played thursday night football. come sunday they'll be on the same field only this time, the washington redskins are coming they are looking for the same result. the game. the pats have to continue doing what they do best, get the ball to gronk and continue the reception streak. >> i just like playing the game. whatever's called, i like variety of the play calls. >> reporter: then the focus is on stopping the redskins' running attack. washington's ground game is one of the best in the league. >> they will stretch the sideline and you know, run with three backs all good. >> reporter: the pats may have going for them that they are playing at home. losing at gillette almost never happens.

you know you have your hometown behind you. >> reporter: the question was posed in the locker room, could team? they have washington, the giants and buffalo bills all before they take on what ma consider the game of the year dense the denver broncos -- against the denver broncos. they answered it the way they question. they have to worry about washington and sunday. i'm levan reid, wbz sports. >> levan, thank you very much. check out patriots all access tomorrow night at 7:00 right here on wbz. as for sunday, wbz gets started with patriots game day at 11:30. immediately after the game, flip over to my tv 38 for the post game show. the only place to see the press conferences live.

bruins this season. the black and gold are 5-0 away from the garden. but the downside, they won just 1 out of 6 at home. turnover of all time. jaccouder throws the ball inbounds from the other side of the court and banks it in. however it doesn't count because he was out of bounds. instead it was a turnover but an impressive one. 94 feet. all net. that's sports for now. guys, back to you. people would be using that trick all of the time, though, from the sidelines. >> thank you. up next, taking the simple items people don't need and using those to give someone a fresh start. the couple who turned one good deed into a charity that's

on average, women need to work an extra two hours each day, to earn the same paycheck as their male coworkers. join the fight for equal pay. join the fight for sara and women everywhere. i'm hillary clinton,

the cbs evening news coming up next with scott pelley. >> paula, david, great to be with you in boston. president obama's father, also known as bush 41, has been silent about the events that occurred during his son's presidency, and particularly the men who serve him. today in a new book that's come out, he was highly critical of dick cheney and former defense secretary rumsfeld and the way that the country got into iraq. we'll have those quotes for you and the rest of the world news all coming up for you on the cbs evening news in about ten minutes. >> very interesting. scott, we'll see you then. thank you. you may not know their name or maybe you never heard about their work, but for nearly 25 years, household goods in acton has been a life saver. >> listen to these numbers. household goods helps 8,000

the basic things they need to outfit 2500 apartments. today with generous donations, they are still turning houses into homes. they have it all, furniture, dishes, beds, even pictures to hang on the wall. all in a 10,000 square foot show room in acton. donations are coming in, and volunteers give thousands of hours of their time to clean and organize the items. >> they give us household goods that they don't need which are perfectly good. >> reporter: in 1990, they asked for donations to help a family from el salvador who had nothing to outfit an apartment. >> people responded extremely generously, and we could have furnished three or more apartments. >> 25 years later, people have 140 towns come here to get the things they need to make a home. >> a lot of them are veterans, refugees. a lot of it is the homeless

people. >> they have one thing in common. >> need and not the means to meet the need. >> reporter: after living in a shelter for a year, chuck farrel found this revere apartment. >> the place was empty. >> not for long because wees referred to household goods. >> house cold goods was able to set me up with pretty much everything you see here. i don't know anybody else who does what household goods does. >> that's wonderful. that's 25 years. it's so great for the elderly that have a place to go. >> he's elderly. [ laughter ] >> barbara and ira, both in her 80s, work in the show room six days a week. go to our web site, cbsboston.com, to find out how you might be able to help them out a little bit and help the folks who need some furniture. >> what a marriage. what a relationship. he's right to be able to do

that in their golden years together. >> starts with one good deed and now they are helping 8,000 people a year.

. hey, everybody, lowell runners stopped right in the middle of the race to help a family in a medical emergency. how training turned into action for them. these are not scenes from a james bond movie. these are two men on jet packs flying next to the world's largest planes. the amazing sight 4,000 feet up. david? >> and i can't take shampoo on a plane. [ laughter ] how far can your boss go to keep an eye on you at work? a local man found a hidden camera in his office. the i-team takes a closer look. it is a story you have to see tonight at 11:00. all right, steve, what do you think? we're getting down to the end of the week here.

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