and the match was canceled. and they evacuated a second stadium where a crowd was gathered for a concert near. right now investigators are looking for a second fugitive that may have been involved in last week's terrorist attacks in paris. right now the police have warrants out for one person. salah abdeslam. his brother is urging him to turn himself in. a total of 16 people have been arrested and detained in connection with the deadly attacks. and ten french fighter jets are carrying out strikes in syria in response. stay with wbz for continuing coverage of the investigation of the attacks in paris. scott appeal sly there live -- scotts pelley is there live. a construction worker hurt on the job. a driver slammed into a piece of equipment pushing it into

the man. and tonight he's in the hospital. and the investigators are trying to figure out how this all happened. >> it was a really bad accident. >> reporter: a wild scene on the streets of lowell. a construction worker seriously hurt, thrown in the air after a chain-reaction crash. a 76-year-old woman was driving this mazda in traffic toward a construction site and suddenly there was chaos. >> a vehicle went to the left and passed all the cars in the line and was accelerating hard, just missed one of our detail officers and struck a bobcat and he was work in the road and spun it 270 270 degrees. there was a worker there and it launched him into the air 70 feet in the air. and another worker hurt his leg

>> a worker was pinned and thrown across the street into another car. >> reporter: what is going through your mind about that? >> it is awful. it makes you sick and sad. >> reporter: and the question is what went wrong? what led to the terrible crash. the police immediately began the investigation. the elderly driver was not hurt and her 84-year-old husband was banged up. but he'll be okay. the rmp will likely be declared and eminent threat losing her license during the investigation. >> she reportedly told money that her accelerate are -- told some people that her accelerate are got stuck. that. the police arrested this man charging him with attempted strangulation and the person is in critical condition.

new clues in the new hampshire cold case that has been under investigation now for three decades. four bodies discovered in 55- gallon drums. and now investigators are hoping that the technology may help them finally turn the corner in the case that they have not been able to identify the victims much less find the killers. >> it has been frustrating. but it is not a case worth giving up on. >> reporter: and with that, new hampshire's cold case team started working to on this case again 30 years old. it was november 1985 when a hunter at bare brook state park discovered the remains of a woman and a girl in a metal drum. a state trooper found that the skeletons of two younger girls a hundred yards away stuffed in the drum.

>> reporter: she showed off the latest computer images of a mother in her 20s and a mother and daughter beaten to death and another girl two or three and another girl not the woman's child. and they believe all were murdered at the same time in the early 1980s. and they will do testing on bones, teeth and hair shows something else. it shows that the three related victims lived in the northeast, probably new hampshire and the final girl was with them for the last few months. and now investigates hope that a media storm will spark someone's memory. eventually. >> reporter: just identifying the allentown four will be huge. but the police don't believe it

will take a miracle to solve the case. too late. >> tonight the i-team looks into an important story for anyone that is flying this holiday season. here's a closer look. you have my full attention. >> have you ever paid much attention to what happens to your boarding pass after you get off the plane? a lot of us don't. and we talk to people that left them in the pouch or in the them completely. but some of the passes contain information that could reveal some important personal details. >> great stuff for further attacks if we wanted to try to get into their bank account. this would have been a great start. >> reporter: you might be surprised how easy it can be to get this information with someone that has a cell phone and a little bit of training. it is not that hard that 1

>> i never gave is a thought. >> mine becomes a bookmark and no more. >> that is changing as of tonight. if you have a senior i -- story that you think that the i- team to should investigate, give us a call. if you're driving to your thanksgiving destination, you'll be getting traffic before you get turkey. aaa is reporting 47 million americans will travel more than 50 miles from home for the holiday and 90% of them will be on the road that is the highest number since 2007. call this a sign of the times, the word of the year that is not quite a word. and raise your mug to some good news about coffee.

discovered that will make you happy if you drink coffee. this viral video that got a big jump on sweet potato pie. and checking in with our weather watchers. a lot of 30s. arnold checking in at 36. there's no diving in the sticks t is getting chilly and i'll

i owe about $68,000. i owe $44,000 in student loans. my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable. i'm hillary clinton and i

oxford dictionary word of the year is impossible to pronounce. >> that is because it is not a world, emoji. and the second most possible, face throwing a kiss. and then there was add locker,

>> and we looked at my phone and saw what the most emoji was. i have two kids under the age of two and a half. and we change a lot of diapers. >> fun little emoji. >> mine will be the smiley face on the bike. she is only a little girl, but she is also an internet sensation. what makes her stand out? >> watch this video. >> show me your mad face. show me again. >> i love it. >> that is little ammani. and she just celebrated her first birthday she has her own facebook page and her mother thinks that she is destin for stardom. whatever the emotion is, she can do it.

and she affects everybody else. the sweet potato pie has turned into the must have item by patty labelle. and that is thanks mostly this. >> here we go. patty, if anybody knows patty labelle. patty, you'll turn into patty eating this. >> and james wright posted that and he tried the pay for the first time and it has more than 1.6 million hits. it sent pie lovers scrambling to get their hands on them. the $4 pie is selling for $46

on ebay. he said that patty labelle even called him to thank him for the video. >> i've never had sweet potato pie. they don't fly or bend but they are superheros. we'll introduce to you these kids that will save the day with a smile. what evidence led germany to evacuate this soccer stadium. and a new program that tries to reach muslim youths targeted by isis for recruitment and turn them on a different path here in the u.s. we have a quick look what the is hot on cbsboston.com.

a spark of hope, once premature babies are now helping parents focus on the future. >> and having a tiny baby covered in tiny tubes can be so frightening. but i take you in the shoes of some special kids that are coming to the rescue. >> reporter: baby kie had no idea that there are certain life events that you don't want to arrive too early for, like being born. >> he was 29 weeks and three days. >> reporter: and he weighed about two pounds. how big is he is now. >> three pounds, i think four ounces. >> reporter: you call at midnight to find out the weight?

>> reporter: it is hard for his mom to picture him as a big boy. but they're about to get some help from kids in capes. they meet in the halls of justice and also halls in brighman's women's hospital. >> i like meat balances and pasta for dinner. >> reporter: there's nick, olivia and ella. are you a superhero? >> no. >> reporter: why are you wearing a cape? >> it is for the march of dimes. >> reporter: the kids come back to thank their doctors and

>> you were little, weren't you? >> reporter: and the parents walk baby here too and my baby is really little. >> reporter: when sasha get to see the little in purple unleashing fist bus of hope. >> it is hard to imagine it when you're in this situation and your baby so-so small. so i feel a lot of hope. >> connie wants tomeet them too. she wants her purple cape. >> the kids and the capes and the parents visited nine boston hospitals delivering care packages from the march of dimes and a ton of smiles as well. and all the parents, the new parents said the same thing. when they're that little, you cannot picture them four, five, six years old going school.

we know what the secret is with sta and meat balances. i meatballs. >> we have cold air moving in. and certainly you felt this morning. worcester was below freezing at 30. and it ll be colder tomorrow morning out the door and we have a coveted blue squares on the calendar. there have not been too many of them at this point. we're down to 37 in norwood and look at keene, freezing mark right now and there will be teens outside by tomorrow morning. and we're watching the storm system to the west. and we have a flow of they're goes from the gulf of mexico to the arctic circle right now and our weather is being controlled by high pressure. and then the winds go calm and the skies are clear and that is

the perfect recipe for a resurrection -- radiational cooling night. and i think we'll have sprinkled teens in the metro west and the came and the islands, we're looking at subfreezing temperatures. so a cool start to the day tomorrow and the winter jackets, absolutely. and we'll see bright skies again and fairly light winds again and a little light wind out of the southeast. and the temperatures will rebound at 50 degrees so a cold morning but a nice payoff once we head to lunch in the afternoon. and 51 in plymouth. and lawerence up around 49 and manchester topping out in the upper 40s. and we'll start to watch the next storm system. really slow crawl across the country. i don't think any showers will break out locally till thursday afternoon if not thursday evening. so no issues out there for the morning. and then the heaviest rainfall will be rolling through thursday night and the first half of friday. so the headlines the same as last night, one to two two inches much rain and flooding

unlikely and knew answer is street flooding is possible. and then the steadiest and heaviest rain the first half of friday and the winds will get gusty out of the south. but i don't think we'll deal with any damaging wind. and we could use the rain. the rainfall deficit is over nine inches in boston and eight in worcester. we had the long, dry stretches with a storm mixed in every couple of months. friday morning will be the wettest and the slowest in the region. and the weather is controlled by the big ridge of low pressure and keeping us on the milder side. and this weekend, we'll get colder air near and that will lead us into thanksgiving week. saturday, we're looking at a mix of clouds and some sun goes down here and moonlight and the temperatures in the low 40s for the treat lighting spectacular that you can catch right here on wbz. and a good week at fenway park and we have a little football

going on here next to the green monster and the kickoff looking at low 40s and partly cloudy and no major weather issued expects for that matchup. so take a look at your 7-day. and we look forward to next week and next weekend and we could see a couple rain showers monday morning and some wet flakes mixed in. and 40s to start next week. so a lot of chilly air is around the corner. this the 7 hills charter school in chester. we'll let them sipping for a second here -- them sing for a second here. [ singing ] >> i was dancing. a lot of energy in the classroom. they had some excellent question and they gave me this sweet shirt. thank you to the students at seven hill. >> so you had a dance party and a shirt. >> if you start wearing that, you're going think you're superman. christmas is just 37 days

away and we're getting into the holiday spirit. and we hop you'll join us on saturday -- we hope you'll join us for the nathaniel hall tree lighting spectacular. here's great news for coffee addicts. may help you live longer name live three to five cups a day have a 30% risk of premature death. the researchers found the same results in decaf drinkers. >> we can drink to that. a western mass police open the department and their hearts to a little boy. >> how they made his dream come true. next at 6:00, we're following breaking news out of germany. two stadium evacuated over an explosive threat. what the authorities uncovered before it was too late. that and the latest from paris

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this boy who that is stage four cancer and he has all wanted to ab a police officer. and one pittsfield officer made that happen. he gave chaves a full tour of the station. he may have wanted to be one of them, he is already a hero in their eyes. and we have much more straight ahead. the news at 6:00 starts now. new terror fears. two stadiums in germany evacuated over the threat of an attack. >> a woman restrained on an international flight to boston after she tried to open and exit door. >> reporter: and ready to round the bases one last time. david ortiz reportedly planning to retire. a storm system is moving across the country and what it

arrives here in new england. we have breaking news first here at 6:00. fears of a new terror attack two stadiums in germany evacuated. authorities say they had, quote, concrete evidence that there was a risk of another attack. >> leah martin is here with the layest. >> reporter: the latest fears are in the city of hanover in germany right here. and the fears took place at two different stadiums. this is the soccer stadium here and that another stadium where there was a concert going on. and they had to evacuate both of them and the soccer stadium was the center of that worry. and the police chief told germany tv that they believe someone wanted to set off a bomb inside the stadium. and the interior minister said about the attack. and the match was going to be netherlands. but an hour and a half before it began, the match was abruptly canceled and fans were told to leave. no explosive have been found