and tonight, police hit them with felony charges. as expected, the 17-year-old died of a drug overdose, fentanyl specifically likely cut into heroin. today, police pin some plame on folks close to her. investigators believe the accident death was accidental but they are charging her mother with endangering the welfare of a child in her daughter's death. >> the fact that it is the mother of the victim makes it even more disturbing to me. >> reporter: police have also charged mom's boyfriend mark ross with falsifying evidence and witness tampering to conceal that he provided eve with the deadly dose. family friend less a abberly faces the same charge, which sentence. we asked prosecutors about published reports that mom was pushing eve into a life of drugs and prostitution.

question that, again, would be imprudent for me to answer. >> reporter: eve is rochester's eighth fatal overdose of the year but the death of a well- liked senior has clearly struck a chord here. >> a definite change in the landscape. i cannot relate this case to any that i've seen in my career. >> reporter: mom and her boyfriend both face arraignment. the boyfriend was living in happened. ken macleod, wbz news. david, over to you. now to the body that was found on a beach. bill shields joins us live. this body we know is just identified by police. >> reporter: just identified. 19-year-old haute of malden. he's been missing since mid- october, and that may explain why the body was so decomposed

>> it was just something on a beach like a halloween decoration or something like that. it looks like you put a scare crow on the porch like that and filled the belly full of extra. it looked just fake. >> reporter: a construction crew found the body washed up at the end of duxbury beach. from what they could tell, the body had been in the water for some time. >> we were working over here and when i went to get stones from the loader, i looked down brought it in. >> reporter: the workers called the death appeared suspicious. >> on the other side of the rocks over here. >> reporter: the crew stopped working and called 911. police arrived but said little. now we know it's that of a 19- year-old man from malden. the workers said from what they could tell, the body had been in the ocean for weeks. >> i turned around and said you have to call 911. it's definitely human.

he's fully dressed, but it's just a skeleton, that's all. >> reporter: the police right now will only say they do not believe foul play was involved. i'm bill shields, wbz news. david? breaking news out of lebanon tonight. isis claiming responsibility for two bombings in beirut which killed at least 43 people. if true, this would be the fist time isis has shown any activity in lebanon. also also threatened an attack on russia. praise for two boston police officers who saved a veteran from taking his own life. >> yesterday, the veteran threatened to kill himself with a hatchet on an mbta bus. that weapon.

beth? >> reporter: sometimes, it's just knowing the right thing say. on veterans day yesterday, these officers offered a veteran sympathy both in the right place here at the right time. the mbta bus was in trouble when the driver pulled off at a dorchester intersection saying a man on board was armed with a hatchet. captain hussein had to confront him. >> he has the hatchet against his neck and he's scratching his neck with the hatchet saying i know where my jugular vein is, i know how to do this. >> reporter: behind the desperate act? the veteran officer heard a desperate story. >> he was kicked out of the shelter, no place to stay, no reason to live. >> reporter: he sized up the situation on the bus and was joined by a fellow officer who knew the power of the right words. >> he engaged him quickly. are you a veteran? the guy says yes. officer golden says, well, thank you for your service.

the hatchet down. >> reporter: they had deescalated a difficult situation that started when the man first got on board and his weapon. according to police, the man threatened the bus driver with the hatchet, prompting him to help. the driver told passengers he would open the back door and they should make a run for it. >> he's like this guy will hurt me or himself so he was very police officer standing there. >> reporter: the captain who has worked these streets to are 27 years is credited with calm, quick thinking. he's giving the credit to his part. >> sometimes it's just knowing the right words? >> those were magic words. he did a great job. >> reporter: captain hussein hopes the veteran gets the help that he needs and facing potential charges, he admits he hopes the courts will go easy on him. reporting live from dorchester, i'm beth germano, wbz news. david, paula? >> thank you so much.

incredible training and the ability to keep calm in that situation and for it to happen on veterans day. >> for those words on veterans day clearly got right to him. excellent work there. we are facing tonight another round of rain, showers slowing down the evening commute over the next couple of hours. nicer weather is on the way. eric fisher assures us. tell us it's true. >> i don't think i like that scoff from wade there. [ laughter ] >> we're going to get sunshine back in the picture here over the next couple of days. we're watching a large system spinning over the great lakes and producing a ton of wind off to our west. one more cold front is starting to approach and will bring us rain showers through this evening. it's been a wet day. those last until midnight and after that mid to upper 40s overnight. tomorrow it's all about the wind. the winds will be picking up

friday, we'll see numerous gusts over 30 miles per hour making it uncomfortable outside. we just had a few outages with the last nor'easter. taking a look at the brighter weekend forecast coming up in a few. paula? eric, thanks. now to a developing story, the state's education commissioner is recommending a new version of the mcas exam. the education department's been considering whether to continue with the mcas or adopt another standardized test called the park. they could adopt a compromise test that includes both. the full board will vote on this next week. coming up, the head the of the massachusetts teachers association will join to us talk about the decision and what it means for your kids and their education. david? all right, paula.

more than 100 women, including one who lives in chelmsford are suing a birth control manufacturer because they say they got pregnant on the faulty packets of the pill. the pills were manufactured by qualitest. in 2011, the fda pulled 3 million birth control packets pause the placebo pills were put in the wrong spot. the women are seeking millions to cover the costs of having and raising a child. coming up, thinking inside of the box. >> cargo containers transformed into little shops or dining spots. how this idea is giving a quick boost to a boston neighborhood. >> back home and back inside. ben affleck brings his newest movie to lawrence. >> the patriots ready for a giant matchup and why sunday's game may be their toughest test

shipping up to boston. the newest dining destination. it's a new way to bring food and small shops to the area where there's been too little of both. >> we're talking about the far end of the seaport district, which has been a bit of a wasteland. this project may change that. >> reporter: freight containers are the workhorses of industry. outside of the innovation and design building in boston's marine industrial park, shipping containers are reborn as eateries and small shops. two of the eight containers are open for business. jubilee juices and healthy dishes and triangle coffee. >> we've only been open for five days and have had a great response so far. >> reporter: coming soon, grilled cheese and burgers at roxy's, chinese food at may may and fresh seafood at yankee lobster. >> to have the different options is wonderful. >> reporter: it's not just

cut splice offers quick food and hair splicing. >> this area near the black falcon terminal is industrial and the containers pick up on that theme. it's also an area for young people. it's kind of like the next generation of what business could look like in this area. >> it's sort of like a food truck but at the same time it is a permanent facility and we're able to do more than a food truck. >> i think the containers are great. it's nice to have somewhere we can rely on every day. >> reporter: all of the containers will be open for business by next week. >> that is so ingenius to use the space and not have to build anything. i'm telling you right now, i would take you just to go to roxy's grilled cheese. >> everybody swears by it. >> it's unbelievable. >> i will say something that will make eric go through the roof. ready? eric, i don't like grilled cheese. >> i can't work with these people. >> i don't even know you anymore.

how could you not like bread and cheese? >> burton doesn't like it, either. he's too nice say it. it is tomato soup and grilled cheese weather. temperatures at the dew point teens there's mist in the area. now through the 50s in southeastern massachusetts. it looks very much like a winter temperature map. the colder air tends to get locked into the areas. we're watching the big area centered around lake superior. we're looking at a few rain showers that are rotating around eastward. this is the line that we're tracking adds we head through the evening. just starting to approach the capital district in new york. we've got the spotty showers and drizzle right now. that will have a few rounds of showers up around midnight. all told, not a cold night at all by november standards.

a little built of sunshine to start the day tomorrow. a little bit of sunshine to start the day tomorrow. as we head through the afternoon and early evening, a couple of pop-up showers in the berkshires and worcester hills. i watched it transition to snow as we head into tomorrow evening. things calming down and brighter skies await us for the weekend. in terms of that snowfall, if you are traveling, getting into the gray lock area up into the mountain of snow. tomorrow looking at partly sunny skies. temps in the 40s but already gusty in the morning and winds increase as we head through the afternoon. so building clouds, winds will be pretty frequently gusting over 30 miles per hour and a few evening showers. so high near 58 in norwood. nantucket up around 58 degrees. winds. the reason this big powerful

gale is spinning moves north of us on friday. it keeps us in the windy zone for friday and saturday. the wind advisory is up through nantucket through late tomorrow morning lou early saturday morning, some of the gusts are 40 to 50 with several power outages with the last nor'easter. could see a repeat of that. friday is our windiest day. saturday is our second windiest gusting over 25. sunday is still breezy. brighter skies, partly sunny on saturday and high pressure is building in for sunday. that will bring us even more sun. we'll have less wind. here's the accuweather seven- day. to upper 40s. you factor in the winds. sunday would be your pick. lower 50s, a little less wind and then a great week shaping up for monday, tuesday, wednesday, milder temperatures and snow is nowhere to be found in that forecast. david, paula, over to you. david. >> eric, everything's changed.

thank you very much. sunday's patriots/giants game will include a reunion with old friend shane vereen and he's clearly looking forward to it. he posted this throwback thursday picture with julian edleman on instagram today. the old buddies are finally going to see each other. >> you know what they weren't cooking? >> yeah, exactly. >> grilled cheese. >> put a burger on that grilled cheese and we've got something. with a win on sunday, the pats will stay undefeated. with all that on the line, levan reid tells us this could be the pats' toughest test of the year. >> reporter: something to think about. the pats are getting ready and this week it's been without jamie collins. the linebacker is still out with an illness. game talk and for the patriots, the object is to stay on schedule. >> you hit adversity throughout each drive and we just have got to overcome it. >> reporter: first the pats

always a threat for the end zone. he represents the last time they played the giants in a meaningful game. >> it's definitely in the past and we've got a chance to prove ourselves now. >> reporter: the giants have a young man named o'dell who is simply ail star. >> you can tell he has really good hands. he is a tough matchup and a challenge for any secondary. >> reporter: the giants lead the league in take aways. once the receiver catches the ball, the guys hold the receiver up. now the patriot players will have to make a decision. do they do yards after the catch or just fall to the ground in at gillette stadium, i'm levan reid, wbz sports. >> be sure to check out patriots all access tomorrow night at 7:00. at 7:00, patriots game day at 11:30.

by the fifth quarter post game show on my tv 38. over to hockey, there is a good chance dennis siden will make his season debut tonight. he has been out for seven weeks after undergoing back surgery. so it's also a game time decision with an undisclosed injury. switching gears, david ortiz paid a victim to mass general for children this afternoon. he spoke with kids and took pictures and his charitable fund donated $100,000 to the hospital. >> through the years, i see kids in so much pain going into surgery or coming out of surgery. it's just like forget about the pain for a day, you know what i'm saying? that's very important to me. i this i all of us as an athlete, we should take some time and come visit. >> reporter: you can catch more of david ortiz on cbsboston.com.

that's sports for now, guys. the cbs evening news is coming up next at 6:30. >> and scott pelley joins us live with a preview. scott? >> reporter: great to be with you. a major offensive was opened today by the united states in iraq. u.s. warplanes hit positions held by isis opening the way for iraqi kurdish forces on the ground. we'll have the story from the battlefield on the cbs evening news in about ten minutes. >> all right, scott. we'll see you then. next, he's a hollywood superstar but still likes working at home. ben affleck returns to film his

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we'll return to suffolk downs. today approving an application to run a series of special races next year if some conditions are met. the commission also approved live racing at the plain ridge

park casino and brockton fair as well. ben affleck hit the streets of lawrence to bring his latest role to life. >> in his role in "live by night" in the prohibition era crime novel, affleck's directing and starring the scenes focusing on the bank robbery. affleck plans to spend two weeks shooting there before moving on to other locations including the north end. >> he likes the movies about bank robberies. james taylor is playing at fenway park. >> it was such a hit that he'll return on august 3rd 2016. he'll be joined by jackson brown. tickets go on sale one week from tomorrow. the spring summer concert calendar is getting crowded. justin bieber will play the td garden on may 10 so paula, write that down.

kenny chesney returns on august 28th. a plethora of artists. >> i have to see the biebs while he's in town. now gronk's dancing on a plane. yes, there's room, and there's

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tonight at 11:00, predicting the possible future of diseases your newborn could face as an adult. would you want to unlock the secrets of your baby's dna? a fist of a kind project happening here in boston. rob gronkowski's showing off his dancing skills, but this time on a plane. >> he is appearing for a new online video series for jetblue. first he's talking with his uncle, who is actually a jetblue pilot. gronk asks if he can fly the plane. his uncle says no.

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