right now at 4:30, the crash of a russian airliner leading to security changes at u.s. airports. >> 'man accused of going after a mother and -- a man accused of going after a mother and baby with a knife and now the mother is coming to his defense. >> the half marathoners who became lifesavers. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com good morning. it is 4:30 right now. i'm kathryn hauser. >> i'm chris mckinnon. it is november 6th. you had a very big wave to

you were excited for this forecast. >> i know. it's like hi, danielle! >> a lot of times at the start of the show, it's the first time we all see each other. >> happy friday. fever. 76 degrees. the latest it's ever been has been december 7th in 1998 with these highs in the 70s. we're coming back into the 70s again today. this morning, it's 62 in boston. it is a little sticky out there. the wind from the southwest at 10 miles per hour and a lot of spotted are running in the 50 -- spots are running in the 50s and 60s out the door. we've had clouds in place as well. little breaks in the cloud cover and a few showers overnight on the cape and islands. you'll encounter wet roads.

60s to start, touch of fog, patchy. an isolated shower on the cape. by lunchtime, 72 degrees. southwest breeze a little active today. we'll still be in the upper 60s heading into the ride home. can't rule out an isolated shower. that's the leading edge of cooler air that comes back. we'll talk about the weekend in detail in a couple of minutes. we begin with a developing story. cbs news has learned security changes are coming to u.s. airports. that announcement is expected today. it comes nearly a week after a russian plane crashed in egypt. >> now there are concerns a terrorist bomb may have brought down that plane. >> reporter: as new video emerges the moments after the crash, a bomb is emerging as the leading theory of what brought the plane down. >> i think there is a

bomb on board, and we're taking that seriously. >> reporter: president obama stressing there is still no hard evidence of a bomb. what investigators do have are intercepted communications from a terror group indicating a plot and heat flashes picked up by a u.s. satellite. one flash followed by three more as the plane fell to the earth, indicative of an explosion. there is work to do in confirming that a bomb caused it. >> they'll get a good reading by swabbing this. this residue will remain even if it's underwater. >> it is a real game changer in terms of isis because this is an expansion of their activities. >> reporter: massachusetts congressman keating says that is especially troubling in light of security lapses at airports. 96% of undercover agents were able to get through screenings with weapons. >> as we look at the bombing,

signals to us, not just in the overall fight on terror but also on airport security as well. >> reporter: keating says there are already changes in the works with the tsa including screening employees and better security at the perimeters of airports. i'm liam martin. a mansfield man will be in court today accused of threatening a mom and her baby daughter with a knife. 27-year-old david brock is facing two counts of assault. the mom was helping brock pack for a move when he got angry, had an outburst and charged at his mom with a knife. a motorcyclist died in a collision with a car. this one happened on route 44. in sandwich, an offduty firefighter called for help after a head-on collision. two medflight helicopters and

four ambulances responded to the scene. three people were hurt. two were flown to the hospital. no word yet on what caused that crash. police are trying to identify a person found dead inside of a burning car in worcester. investigators are trying to determine whether that person was murdered. the car was found near wild wood avenue. police sift through ashes and clues yesterday. neighbors say they heard gunshots around 10:30 wednesday night. >> this was the scene in manchester, new hampshire, yesterday as the team of fbi agents searched that neighborhood looking to solve the murder of a 62-year-old woman. den nice robert was -- denise robert was out for a walk in august when she was shot and killed. the fbi performed a grid search yesterday. the investigation is giving her family hope. >> some people may have seen or heard something at the scene of the crime, but others may have overheard something or saw something after the fact where

the perpetrator may have been bragging or did something to hide something. >> detectives offered a reward in the case, but the attorney general's office says fewer tips are coming in now than when the murder first happened. the massachusetts senate addressing the unregulated practice of exchanging an adopted child. it's called rehoming. it happens when an adoptive parent believes they can no longer care for a child and post an ad online to pass the child to another parent or family. this happens without any government oversight. the bill approved yesterday would regulate that process. the measure now heads to the house. right now on your friday morning, a programming ham high -- framingham high school student accused of raping a fellow student. they skipped class to go into the woods where they drank and took drugs. later, a 17-year-old girl was found in the swampy area

she says she was raped. cower says the sex was consensual, but he is facing rape charges. crews were yorking overnight to -- were working overnight to fix the virus that affected state computers. over to campaign 2016 now. chris christie will not be on the main stage for next thursday's prime time debate. christie will be in new hampshire today to file paperwork to officially get on the ballot in the state. so will ohio governor john kasich. he will host a town hall afternoon. a group of runners racing to the rescue. the teen stopped in the middle of a -- the team stopped in the

a family in trouble. good morning, bree. >> reporter: good morning. team babsy as they call runners do. they ran across a busy road when they saw a panicked man jump out of a car. he was yelling for help because his father was in the driver's seizure. one managed to throw the car in park, another called 911, and someone helped direct traffic. here's the kicker. the team of eight was only on the course because the race director made an exception. they wanted to push a jogger for 71-year-old babsy who has sm. that's not usually allowed but the team was also able to help another family in the process. >> i good's all of our theories is to pay it forward. -- i guess all of our theories is to pay it forward that somebody would do the same and pay it back to us.

marathon and in the end finished 20 minutes behind their goal time and said they would do it again in a minute. good way to kick off a friday. coming up, burning fat without hitting the gym. >> reporter: two new lasers promising results. they were developed right here in massachusetts. dr. mallika marshall takes a closer look at whether they work. >> someone who didn't know me took a few moments of their time to do something so generous. >> an act of compassion from a somerville police officer. the traffic stop that has people across the state talking. >> plus, toyota turning to massachusetts. the high-tech research facility that's set to open in the

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welcome back. it is 4:42. a pair of m.i.t. grads have a new way for to you charge your phone. >> plus, the key report due out today as the fed considers a rate hike. happy friday, jill. >> reporter: happy friday. wall street's watching the jobs report. the government releases new numbers for october before the opening bell.

the fed says the strength of the job market will be a key factor when it decides whether the economy's strong enough for an interest rate hike at their december. m.i.t. will be playing a key role. row pottics. they are opening research facilities in silicon valley and massachusetts at m.i.t. toyota says the research will go beyond self-driving cars' everyday use such as robots if you mix a low-cost retailer with a high-end fashioner, you create a frenzy. shoppers lined up for hours and fights even broke out. the collection ranges from $18 rings to $650 dresses. you know the feeling. you get to a restaurant and a

there is a new company called chef charger, the brain child of an m.i.t. grad. it makes candled and coasters that allow to you charge. they fit right in. i say brilliant. >> you are sitting there and you see the battery power leaving and you think what do you do? >> plug it into the salt shaker. dangerous storms in texas. a tornado ripping apart a roof in fort worth. you can see it torn up and blowing away in pieces. parts of the metal roof were completely torn off. what a mess here. amazingly, no one was hurt. >> thank goodness. we are not dealing with any of that wild weather here. that's for sure. danielle's had like a kickback week. >> oh, really?

>> hey, you know it's coming. you have to be ready 24/7. >> you are absolutely right. i'll take this stretch of weather. we're coming into the 70 again today. the records to beat were in the 70s. today the record is 73 degrees. no significant rainfall in sight, either. temperatures cooling into the low 60s tomorrow. speaking of 60s, it's in the 60s right now as you are stepping out. 65 in taunton. mid-50s in nashua. these are really the coolest spots. yesterday, we were in the 30s and 40s. look, 61 degrees in jaffrey right now. mid-50s in southwest new hampshire. this is our starting platform. we get any breaks of sunshine

today, which will boost our temperatures into the 70s. there is a touch of fog. this is current visibility. it it's a little patchy in the cape and islands and then back into southern new hampshire. nashua, three quarters of a mile visibility now. the showers have since pushed offshore. we have a little bit of light rain on the east side of nantucket. back to the west, there's rain with the cold front. this marks the chilly air. 40s and 30s. that's the chilly air mass that will be coming back to new england as we head through the weekend. let's take you hour by hour. between now and mid-morning, you'll get a chance of a shower. i can't rule out an isolated sprinkle elsewhere, but most of us will be dry. noontime, it won't be as bright as yesterday. breaks of late day sunshine come out, though. gusty southwest winds boost us into the 70s and then the cold front comes in this evening. so notice by 7:00 p.m.,

worcester county back in through connecticut, we may get a brief shower or sprinkle this evening. then skies partially clear overnight. tomorrow will be a dry day, but clouds are going to linger. temperatures will be in the lower 60s. sunday looks beautiful. sun's shining, crisp, fall air, but temperatures are about 20 degrees cooler. 74 will beat the record. most of us 70 to 75. highs tomorrow, about 10 to 15 degrees cooler either side of that 60 degree mark. on sunday, lower 50s for most of us. accuweather seven-day forecast, we've rebounded a little bit heading into the middle part of next week. back into the 60s we go. a couple of showers possible late tuesday and again by thursday. could getting rid of unwanted fat be as easy as zapping it with a laser? two local companies say they have the equipment to it do it. >> is it too good to be true? dr. mallika marshall weighs in.

>> reporter: love handles, muffin tops, saddle bags. >> that is the number one cosmetic issue among americans. >> reporter: liposuction used to be the only option. now there are two noninvasive treatments that are popular. >> they both do the same thing, injure the fat. one uses heating, one uses cooling. >> reporter: this wand suctions the area of fat, cools it down and destroys it with little to no pain. the new kid on the block, sculpture was developed by a company in western massachusetts. >> this is an area that allows 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 downtime. people go right back to work after the session. we feel a little tender for a week or so, but it's like having a big workout. >> reporter: these treatments

should not be used for weight loss. >> diet and exercise, if they were invented after the devices would be considered miracle cures because they work much more effectively in these devices and will help your health. >> reporter: the effects are not immediate. dermatologists say they are perfectly good alternatives to going under the knife. >> this is truly a game changer. >> reporter: since it was just approved it's not widely available and it's not clear how much it will cost. cool sculpting costs $600 to several thousand depending on the areas being treated. i'm dr. mallika marshall, wbz this morning. a generous gesture. instead of giving a speeding ticket to a driver, the police officer gives her flowers instead and a thoughtful note. she was already distraught after making the difficult hospice care.

she probing down in tears. her story resonated with dr. aschly katado -- ashley k atad -- ashley katado. >> it was amazing. >> officer katado says she's been in situations before where she's wanted to act but this stuck with her because she has a son of her own. >> that was just going above and beyond. everybody has a day and sometimes when you get pulled over, it's that piled-on feeling. one driver's very close call with a 4 by 4 smashing through her windshield. hear what she's doing with the wood post.

replacement of those defective dallas panels at the new you're watching wbz news this

. it's 4:52 right now. some changes are being announced in the wake of evidence that a bomb may have

been planted on a passenger jet going from egypt to russia where all 224 people on board died. a man field man is in court accused of threatening a mom and baby daughter with a knife. he is facing two counts of assault. police say the mom was helping brock pack for a move when he had an angry outburst and charged the mom and girl. his mother says he's bipolar and off his medication. this morning, we're hearing from a woman nearly hit in the head when a piece of wood nearly hit her. >> reporter: a tractor-trailer picked up a piece of wood and sent it flying through her windshield. the pictures are jarring. she said it happened so fast that she didn't have time to think about it or even that the

wood could hit her windshield. if the board hadn't struck her dashboard at an angle, she knows it could have been differently. >> it could have ended in disaster but now all i have to deal with is a broken >> reporter: she kept that piece of wood and shards of glass. she says she'll keep them as a reminder of how lucky she is. work is under way to reinstall glass panels at the t station. crews removed the panels in september because the seals were defective, allowing moisture inside and causing the windows to get fogged up in certain weather conditions. the manufacturer paid for the replacement panels. the t tells "the globe" more than half of the dallas needed to be reinstalled. prosecutors say a former dorchester man sold an elderly woman's house from under her

street inn, which is a homeless shelter in boston. the suffolk county d.a. says he approached the victim and offered to sell the house on her behalf after she got into debt. he sold the house at a discounted rate, the woman he knew, who then sold to another at a higher profit. the newest movie out shining a spotlight on real life events in boston opens today. spotlight profiles the "boston globe" investigation of the priest sex abuse scandal. cardinal sean o'malley, the head of the boston archdiocese says it reveals a shameful part of the church's past. >> reporter: a local liquor store wants your help. >> the contest is under way and who could come up with the next big thing? next. quely you. brew because it's not just any coffee.

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