developments on the war onies. >> a u.s. officials tells u.s. news, that a us strike killed isis mohammed emwazi. he was known as jihadi john. a missile was entered thursday night. >> the british prime minister praised the united states and said he was intent on on murdering many more people. >> he killed steven sotloff and others in 2014. the gruesome videos he appeared in presented the terrifying image of the islamic state and were a propaganda tool for the group. a citizen in the mid-20s was

he had a degree in computer program. he disappeared from his family's london home two years ago and traveled to syria. the video massacres he staged turned him into a symbolic leader of the us state and a top target. >> secretary of state john kerry said the strike against jihadi john, mohammed emwazi ould be a signal that their days are numbered. and they're, now, in control of sinjar. they celebrated celebrity gunfire in the towns this morning. they launched major offense. this was one of the key lines running from iraq to syria. they were looking for one man who raped one woman and attacked another. we have new information.

on the exterior door of this building in the houses. >> we're trying to keep the doors locked for a long time. >> the broken part fixed within hours of police releasing this surveillance video from inside. a man lurking in the lobby minutes before he followed a 40- year-old's mother into an elevator forced his way into her apartment and then raped her. >> it's terrible. >> you're afraid. >> yeah. >> she was at least the thd victim, that same man attacked within a three-hour span. in the first case police same he followed a 33-year-old woman into her building and tried to assault and rob her. he did the same to a 24-year- neighborhood. both fought him off. the victim was hearing impaired and may not have realized he

was following her. the suspect rode up to the victim with her floor. >> she's terrified right now and she got three kids. abou >> part of the problem is, as soon as these locks are fixed someone breaks it and leaves it insecure for people who can live in. >> helps hoping the recent incident will make them think twice before tryi to break it again. police continue to hunt to find this man before he preys on yet another victim. >> the victims in the first two cases were not hurt and the third victim was treated at a the los angeles police department since a homeless man is responsible and under arrest.

>> reporter: she's a fan favorite as abby on the ncis helping her team investigate crime. but, in real life pauley perrette became a victim of one, assaulted in hollywood. the actress wrote about it on social media, i am shaken and trautimad. i almost died tonight. she says, a psychotic homeless man jumped her while i was walking on the street. he punched me in the nose, grabbed me and hit my forward repeatedly saying he would try to kill me. he let her ganswer w able to draw a sketch of the man and a friend named james tracked him down before police arrested him. matthew sandusky is one of the closest friends. they own the bake shop here in new york.

she's my best friend, so, i'm 3,000 miles away. you get that helplessness, i wi was there. >> perrette ended her long st, we need using and help for the homelesswe need support our cops and we need to not walk along. >> despite getting attked acshe was thinng of others. >> that's pauly, that's why we love her. she puts everyone before her, always. >> they've identified pauley perrette's attacker as 45-year- old david merk, he's charged with aggravated battery. >> two campaign 2016 campaign donald trump held nothing back. and there was the response to isis. >> donald trump went on for an hour and a half.

>> i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. i would bomb the bleep out of them. >> i'm telling carly, whatever her name is, i'm saying would you stop cutting in. rubio, weak on illegal immigration, weak like a baby. and then the lowest blows were for ben carson. he described him as a pathological angry youth. he says he's pathological, if there's no cure for that. if you're a child molester, a sick pucky, there's no cure for that. . that there's only one cure, and we don't want to talk about that. that's the ultimate cure. there's two, there's death and the other. >> for carson the story of redemption.

>> he plunged it no the belt, knife broke. how stupid are the people of iowa? how stupid are the people of crap? >> trump went on with little regard for the fallout. that wasn't nice what he said, who cares? i go back to my life. presidential candidates debate. to you can watch it liveon cbs 2 at 9:00. a dispatch is under arrest accused in a drunk driving case dead. the truck slammed into 63-year- old robert forniser and fitzpatrick was a assistant at the medical student. there was an anonymous threat on twitter.

of a shooting at a school in poughkeepsie. students who live at college were told top stale in their residents halls until further notice. the nypd released this video. he picked up a gibson store and walked out. the guitar is worth more than $4600. still more ahead at noon. marijuana in the school, it's lym. find out how. >> and fantasy sports fans take to the streets as they try to shut down two popular sites. >> she disappeared for almost 20 years, taking her daughter with her while the f.b.i. was looking for her all that time. >> winds have already been gusting to 40 miles per hour. we're going to see a windy afternoon.

the forecast is coming up.

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draft king and fanduel to stop taking wages in new york and fans disagree. this decision was made without being informed. chemical weapons. you didn't find out the regulations of the game, you didn't know if the game was run with good intentions or not. you made a decision on a whim. >> both companies say their skill. the new jersey school becomes the first in the nation to allow medical marijuana use for students. a nurse will, now, administer edible medical marijuana, and sheep is 16 years old and has potentially life-threatening seizures. she gets a midday dose during school hours. >> they're like, anybody who has epileptic seizures and needs this medicine and is properly licensed we'll accept it. >> we're happy, jenny can stay in cool all day. >> they refeast fused to allow it on school grounds because of

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. closed captions, it was brought to you by winthrop university hospital. >> here's john. >> this is snuggle weather. >> it's time to snuggle. we're talking about the potential r one of the coldest days this season. i've got readings in the 40s, 49 to 61 for the south shore. but, we've got great pictures. i love this from eva, windy take off right there. it's coming up fromment plains, i love that shot. look how i tent. he's rely loving the leaves. there's little oreo right there. we're hanging on to color. red, white and blue, this is great. look at the white caps.

it's blustery out there. that's the view from tribute park. thank you for that. that's a nice view. another way to look at the city. pretty, but windy man, we've got winds screaming out of the west. you see the camera shakeing a little bit. windt newark, it was at 43 miles per hour, and we'll see that 40 plus rang this afternoon. 52 to 57 in the city, but edison babylon closer to 60, the hamptons at 62. we have winds gusting to 35 miles per hour this hour. we'll talk about wind chill in just a second. 58 will add a degree or two, it's above normal which has been the pattern this month of 11 of the 12 days of november, they've been above normal in a range of 8 degrees, we'll turn around in the next few days. october 18th. so far this season, they hit 50, tomorrow it will be 49 and

with the wind. you get a sense of that wind with these clouds screaming by. there is moisture, so passing shower can't be ruled out, even tomorrow morning, north and west around this big low, it's that low and a building high, the pressure gradiant, it's funneling the wind from over 40 miles per hour, you do the math and you compare, you factor in the temperature and the wind, it will feel like 32 degrees tomorrow morning in the city, wind chills in the 20s, i think we'll be widespread, again heat your apartment and home safely. never candles and make sure if you're using space heaters, which i do, use those wisely as well. the wind chills will be rough, you're feeling freezing again, sunday morning, and on sunday

that's story of a potential shower north tonight and maybe even a flurry north and west. to then the high pressure builds in, there's less wind and nice and bright, sunday into monday, we're back to our old november ways with temperatures well above normal. watch out for the wind traveling this afternoon and get ready for a cold one tonight. >> near freezing. >> thank you, to find out the weather any time, get the forecast, check live radar and send us your weather video and the app is free in the i tune store. the f.b.i. searched for a mother and daughter for 20 years, she took her daughter when she lost custody in a divorce battle. they found them after 20 years. we have the story of dear savannah. >> i knew my mom as alex my entire life.

she wasn't alex at all. she was lee. >> alex's perfect world was about to collide with the secret past of lee bar net. >> there was a big pounding on my door, i'm here with a warrant for your arrest. >> the f.b.i. had been chasing dorothy lee barnet for almost two decades across five continents, agent chris quick. >> she thought about this and planned it and was determined. >> in april 1994, lee barnet vanished with her baby daughter after losing custody to her. >> husband in an ugly court battle, allegations that she was violt and mentally ill. >> did you have a history of mental illness? >> never had a mental illness. >> the judge made it clear, he

gave custody to harris todd. >> when they came and took her, that's when i lost it. >> she lost fah in the family court system, she took her baby and ran and stayed missing until the knock came at the door. >> i knew it was up and they found me and i knew i would have to face the consequences. >> marijuana, what were their lives like on the run? >> you know it was -- maureen, what were their lives like on the run? >> you know it was interesting. where were you when you were supposed to return savannah, she was in paris. she got remarried and had another child. they lived a normal life. it never really happened, she never was comfortable, and was always looking over her shoulder. her daughter had no idea this had gone on. >> how did she get caught?

sheep told one friend who reached out to harris todd. >> wow. >> thank you. >> you can watch the story, dear savannah on 48 hours, it's on at 8:00 just before the campaign the 2016 democratic debate. >> how do you catch an emu on

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the stores and we'll have that at 5:00. >> police have captured a unwelcome fugitive. this is a run away emu, it was missing for two months in delaware. the six foot bird became a nuisance, and there were lockdowns in nearby school. he'll be brought to a local farm and put up for adoption, by the way. >> he's restless. they'll calm him down. i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm mary calvi. have a great day and a great weekend. look how beautiful it is...

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