s news later, :00. >> all signs point to the cargo ship el faro as the wreckage weekend. navy crews are sending unmanned subs down 15,000 feet far closer. 00 -- for a closer look. ed: rhondella richardson is live

rhondella: the mother of one of the crew members said she cries every night in the discovery this weekend brings little comfort. >> i did not care about the ship. it was one and nails and plastic. and i did not care about losing that. i cared about losing my flesh and blood daughter. rhondella: her daughter grew up and died at age 51 when the el faro cargo ship sank a months ago today. sonar may have found the missing ship thatha had 33 crew on board. the emotional toll of her younger sister and mom almost unbearable. >> no survivors. no survivors. which meant my little girl was gone. i do not know how to express my grief rationally. rhondella: she calls her middle

adventure, little but able. it could take investigators two recorder. that is information this broken family could find to be healing. >> i wonder when -- she knew that ship was sinking. if she had tried to figure out some way to escape. or some way to save everybody on their. because that is how she was. she talked about the bury. even though she knew that her daughter do die much you love. the family plans to pick a body of water and hold a memorial service. heather: thank you. outside. looking at the austin skyline. a beautiful night after, long after sunset. this is something we are not

what an adjustment with the time change. mike: i hope you set your clock. yesterday we had the sunset at 5:39. we keep losing 2.5 minutes a day until december 7, our earliest to sunset. then we start rebounding. it takes until march 5 to get back to where we were yesterday. so we have the early sunrise and that' s going to help both of you get up early tomorrow morning. today, still nice day. six you degrees. we started the day 10 degrees warmer -- 62 degrees. you know what? it is not going to get that cold tonight. a few thin clouds out there. we have a sudden breeze developing. instead of dropping into the 30' s, i think most of the overnight lows tonight will be in the 40' s. holding on to 50 degrees in the city of boston. things are going to be changing. not so much tomorrow. we warm up nicely but because of the upper air pattern we are in

for a real stretch of mild weather. we could be flirting with record highs by the end of the week. a timeline in a few minutes. ed: new clues into that deadly plane crash in the egyptian desert. investigators tonight saying the russian airline broke up at high altitude. more than 200 killed. the exact cause is not known right now but isis is claiming responsibility. that is largely being discounted. alex: the debris field stretches over five miles. huge chunks from the plane to tiny pieces of metal, stray clothing scattered in between. >> why an airplane would come apart in perfectly good weather, that is a very sobering question. alex: att ll 224 people on board killed, including 17 children. russian investigators have arrived in egypt saying it is too soon to say what triggered the crash, but that the plane altitude. the black box es, which include the data recorder, have been

recovered and will provide crucial answers. >> the probability with an in-flight breakup that something costs that. something on the order of a bomb or explosion of some sort. alex: egypt says there was no distress call during the flight or sign of mechanical problems before. just after 20 minutes from takeoff, the metro jet began to quickly descend from 31,000 feet and then disappeared from radar. the co-pilot' s ex-wife told russian tv her husband had complained about technical issues with the 18 year old airbus. >> russian commercial aviation has the worst safety record in the world. alex: militants linked to isis claimed responsibility, but intelligence officials say they do not have the weapons to shoot down a plane that high. in st. petersburg where the plane was supposed to land, grief stricken family members gathered at the airport.

going to church lighting candles in memory of the victims. heather: fire ripped through a three-story townhome in danvers overnight. this happen on williams street around 1:30. sadly, two do gs did not survive. firefighters were able to rescue -- the people who live in neighboring units did not even go back home because of the extensive smoke and water damage. the cause of the fire is still unknown. ed: flames engulf a fishing bout docked in north,. it was completely destroyed around 5:00 this money. firefighters used foam to keep flames from spreading. no one was hurt. the fire does not appear suspicious. heather: a homeowner' s decision to leave out cough syrup for trick-or-treaters was bad judgment. it wasn' t criminal. police got reporters about the cough syrup being left for kids trick-or-treating. they found the home and after talking to the person inside determined they were not trying

to hurt anyone. still, if parents know their last night you need to be sure to check their candy bags. grief counselors continue to help medway high school students dealing with a horrific death of a classmate. 17-year-old matty lampson was flowers mark the scene of that tragedy in franklin. she played several sports including field hockey. the car crashed into a tree and caught fire. ed: three puppy stolen from a kennel in holliston have yet to be found. the owners hoping the public can help them do that. those puppies were snatched during a break in on friday. the owners of the kennel think they know who could be responsible. >> this was the area that the puppies were in. reporter: three puppies, female yellow lab and a male a nd female boxer stolen from pick-and-pop kennel in holliston. >> it is something you do not think about because it has never

happened before. reporter: he says and 10:00 friday, the alarm went off. of place. left. >> it was not until the next morning my manager found that three puppies were missing. reporter: earlier that day, specifically about those three dogs. as you can imagine, though steps of questions come up a lo ot, and the employees thought nothing of it. >> we did not think anything of it but it is possible that was what happened, that those were the people involved. reporter: people purchasing puppies this weekend upset about the crime. >> i do not know why or how, i just hope they find them, you know. reporter: the kennel will lose money but that is not what he is worried about. >> the most important thing is that the puppies get taken care of. they do need additional shots, they do need certain food.

microchips and they hope tha that makes the puppyt nappers easy to track down. heather: a giant turtle found dead off the coast of cape cod. what marine investigators believe took that leatherback' s life. ed: a deadly shooting at a college campus with the gunman still on the loose. mike: 60 today and comfortable. when we had the 70' s and then cool back to normal. >> the red sox did not play. the patriots did not play. the celtics and the spurs will

ed: breaking news. fred thompson, the former u.s. senator who was well-known film and tv actor, has died. this news coming from a state issued by his family. thompson became well-known for his role on "law and order" before he was elected to the

he ran for president in 2008. he was 73. biologists at the new england aquarium say an 800 pound leatherback sea turtle found floating off with hole yesterday died because he got tangled in marine gear. experts examine the animal' s body and found abrasions on the animals neck and flipper. turtles often get caught in lines attached a lobster traps and they cannot get free. heather: paul talking today about changes coming on capitol hill. he says the republican majority has to do things different the. speaker ryan: we have been too timid for too long around here and that is because we have not given people a sense of what we can do different me, how we can fix these problems, where we would go if we get a chance. that is what we have to do. heather: rra yan is rolling out comprehensive immigration reform while president obama is in office. ed: supporters lined up for the

the run, walk and wheel kicked off at lynch park in beverly. proceeds will build a new all access pray ground -- playground in pete' s honor. his battle against als helped inspire the ice bucket challenge. heather: you are looking live at worcester. looking like the fourth of july. tehse are -- these are liv e fireworks lighting up the night sky. as part of the official opening of the ken burns memorial bridge, which connects worcester and shrewsbury on route 9, and was completed after three years. that is something kit ed: and the time change, courtesy of the time change. it' s dark now. mike just ahead with the forecast. not going to feel much like november. maybe even like summer. heather: maybe a little like the fourth of july. coming up next, the colorado community stunne tt2watv#@6d bt@q:98

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heather: still searching for a gunman after a deadly shooting at winston-salem state university. a 19-year-old student was killed. another wounded when a shot rang out and the parking lot. that school was celebrating homecoming and halloween weekend. the campus was locked down for several hours. in colorado, investigators are looking for answers after a deadly shooting spree there. the gun man opening fire on -- in the middle of the street. ed: three people were killed in colorado springs before the police were able to stop the suspect killed in a shootout. candy: street in colorado springs covered in crime scene tape instead of halloween decorations. the aftermath of saturday' s shooting. >> we heard boomb , boom, that shattered my windows. my son looked out the window and said somebody just fell off the bike.

candy: matthew looked outside and saw a man holding a rifle and revolver. he says he did not think twice before calling 911. then running down to follow him. >> i didn' t want him to get away. >> minutes later, more gunfire. >> shots fired, possible shooting. >> he was walking. he stopped, saw lady smoking cigarette and -- kept walking. candy: two women on the porch both died. as the shooter walked on, police showed up, inciting a gun battle. >> the cruiser were shot at. we turned around and that' s when we shot him a good 20 times. are investigating the names of the people involved, but they have -- b at the home of the shooter. he started a fire there before

he went on his murderous rampage. >> now your storm team 5 forecast with meteorologist mike wankum. mike: it took a while, and we got the sun to come out. the temperatures warmed up. a lot of low 60' s, a few upper 50' s. but this may be one of the cooler days we see for a while. we will warm things up this week. the sun went down earlier today than what we have gotten used to. 58 degrees but watch that wind out of the southwest. busy at 13 miles per hour. it will be back out of the helping us to warm up. that direction is going to stay with us most of the week. current temperatures have s. but it is not going to drop off as much as we saw on setting morning or yesterday morning print as we talk about lows in the 30' s, i think tonight most of us will hold onto s. it worked his way finally through. more clearing to the west early

the coast, where clouds will hang on longer today. what is going to heaven to these clouds? they disappear. they are gone. we go to tomorrow morning, we see a little deck of clouds, 8:00 in the morning. it does not do much. this is 11:00. then it moves on out of here during the afternoon. do keep that in mind. if you are south of pike that thin overcast is going to be there in the morning. mostly clear tonight, miles. 40-48 degree spirit tomorrow mostly sunny but those thin clouds to the south. and look at this again. 58-cv two degrees. nice day coming in our direction as we talk about tomorrow. 58-62 degrees. i want to point out one thing. we' ll use bedford for example. you will see what happens. look at the temperature drop off just a little bit on wednesday. we have a slight risk of seeing a seabreeze developed wednesday. it will not be in effect over worcester for are you will see the temperature going up. but if you' re right near the shoreline, on wednesday, it

degrees. amount of time. then it is going to warm back up again as we had toward thursday and brought up a temperatures tomorrow over the cape -- looking like they will be into the 50' s. let me break it down over the next seven days. as i mentioned there will be clouds south of the pike to appear here is why. a storm system down the coast. direction. however, it stays down to the south. all we see are a few thin clouds. then it moves on out of here. south. you do not have to worry at all about that. look at the temperature -- 62 degrees. tuesday, mild air. a nice flow in the summer overseer -- in the upper atmosphere. so, as we head towards wednesday we like it the seabreeze to develop. we heat th e bro -- the ground up and pulls this cool air of the shoreline. near record heat on thursday. looks like the high of 70 in worcester.

a high of 72 degrees in boston. not records but boy, those are getting close for this time of year. a chance of showers on friday. once again close to record highs. those records on friday, by the way, are easier to break. normal high temperature this time of year is only about 56. when you say this you go, how long is this going to last? there is the end. it comes in on saturday. on sunday, high temperature of 50. we will pay the price for it eventually, but boy, a great week coming your way with temperatures in the 50' s and 70' s. another weather update tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. >> now sportscenter 5 with mike lynch. mike l.: press conference for bill belichick. the jets did not make such a request. it was swept as part of a random check. this today from bill belichick. >> it was a league matter.

you need to talk to the lake about that. we do not have anything to do with any of those things. so, we are just -- i' m going to focus on what my job is, coch 00 -- coach the team and get them ready to play. mike l.: big ben roethlisberger is back. they have to burn those uniforms. don' t ever wear those ever again. he was picked off not winds -- not once but twice. dalton has the bengals unbeaten at 7-0, the best start in franchise history. you can see the touchdown difference -- final play of the game. out of the end zone. see you later. the bengals remain on bnp are how about this one down in the superdome? the saints against the giants. drew brees tied a record with seven touchdown passes. eli manning threw six.

most combined touchdown passes in one game. the teams had over one thousand yards in total offense. it comes down to the final field goal. there is the ballgame, folks. the patriots will be at the giants two weeks from today. after an opening night win over the 76ers, the celtics have now lost two straight pay the afternoon the spurs came into town and they left town with a 95-87 win. tell you one thing -- these guys play hard for brad stevens. 18 and the second. -- in the second. 8% from three-point land but they still made a game of it. five. but san antonio knows how to put teams away. lamarcus aldridge had 24 points for san antonio. this is a team that just knows when they need it. san antonio wins over the season.

they go to indiana wednesday. kansas city royals can win the world series with a win tonight over the mets. mr. october, daniel murphy open the gates tonight. the royals to win. the difference in the game. the look says it all. the royals win last night. now they have three chances towin one game and win the world series. they last one in 1985. this is the brady bunch. tom, giselle and nemo on the left in orange and the incredible hulk on the right. that is the brady bunch on halloween. coming up in sportscenter 5 ot, the bruins are surging. we will have the world series for you, provided it is over. high 5 goes over to watertown to show you the field hockey family, past, present and future. what makes them tick. the streak is still alive. ed: did i see that right, a slow roller in a world series game against the mets in new york

that resulted in a run? where did i see that before? mike l.: somewhere it brings about. heather: coming up tonight at 11:00, nine months ago what was going on. we were snowed in in the middle of a record winter. you know what that means -- it just so happens a lot of babies are being born right now. the blizzard baby-boom keeping maternity wards busy. tonight at 11:00 on newscenter 5. at 6:40 it is a vc' s -- abc' s world news. reporter: the mysterious plane crashed or 200 dead. could it have been a bomb? tornadoes and flooding rain along the gulf. and the suspicious culture of a

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