s mary saladna has the eaking details. mary? mary jc and phil, police are : -- police made that arrest just a few hours ago. 41 year old jazzmyn rood and her boyfriend mark ross, both of rochester. jazzmyn rood was the girl' s mother. she' s now facing drug charges and reckless endangerment of a child. investigators say 17-year-old evangelique eve tarmey died of an accidental drug-overdose, specifically, acute fentanyl intoxication. the spaulding high school student was found dead in a rochester motel room on october 17. fentynal is a painkiller, and often mistaken for heroin but is far more potent. >> i hope that at the charging stage, eventually if we have a trial, the result will demonstrate the significance of having these substances available to children are

s going after anyone who may have contributed to the teenager' s death. phil: also breaking isis is , claiming responsibility for an horrific attack in lebanon. jc: at least 37 people were killed in two suicide attacks, nearly 200 more hurt. ed harding joins us now from the breaking news desk with more. ed: the two suicide bombings happen just moments apart during crowded rush-hour today. the islamic state claimed responsibility on social media, but that has not been independently confirmed. the first bomb went off near a mosque, the second year of bakery. there are also reports of a third suicide bomber who was killed before he could detonate his bomb. lebanon is right next to syria where isis is fighting and this would be the groups second attack there. let' s take a live look at the radar there on your screen.

about the wind but right now it' s all about the rain. a lot of places are under .10 inch, but it has been damp and wet and drizzly through the afternoon and we still have elements of light rain and drizzle in the region. also there a couple of showers to the west but visibility has been down. only a quarter mile -- a mile in boston but 1.5 miles earlier. one final band of showers could approach later on tonight and then we will get a break in terms of sky conditions tomorrow and we will get the clearing. however, look at the wind tomorrow 20-40 miles an hour. temperatures will be through the 50' s and might even touch 60 degrees. then we will at the cold to it

>> also breaking tonight, a body is found after washing ashore on a south shore beach. newscenter 5' s rhondella richardson joins us live. rhondella? >> right now investigators don' t have an id but the man was fully clothed. plymouth and state police spend the morning standing watch over a man' s body discovered on a remote plymouth beach along gurnet point. contractors building a seawall made the discovery. >> pulling up to get a load of stone i saw it i thought it was a dummy at first. >> look like he was in the water for a while? >> yes, for quite a while. it wasn' t pretty. it was in the ocean a good amount of time and bloated the . >> summer homes adjacent to the scene vacant, but elaine nudd is

s a mystery. happened eventually. the discovery unnerving for it didn' t look real >>it didn' t look real but the clothing looked good, like a patriot sweatshirt and brown pants and shoes. >> the district attorney' s office now taking over the investigation while police check missing persons reports while everyone waits for information from the medical examiner. jc: former seabrook, new hampshire police officer mark richardson will spend the next 3 weeks in jail for slamming a suspect against a wall 6 years ago. richardson admitted to simple in the case involving drunk driving suspect michael bergeron. the plea came after a jury failed to reach a verdict last may. richardson claimed he never meant to hurt bergeron; he simply lost control of the suspect while trying to restrain him. phil: right now a state trooper is recovering after being hit in a wrong-way crash on the cape. it happened on route 6 in barnstable just before midnight.

police say an 80-year-old man with medical issues was driving east on the westbound side. when troopers tried to slow traffic to stop him he hit one of the cruisers. the driver has been issued a summons and may have his license revoked. solidarity protests are being held on campuses nationwide like this one at boston college calling for racial equality. this movement driven by alleged racial injustice at the university of missouri. today the school selected a new interim boss. university of missouri wasting no time naming their new interim president michael middleton, a longtime law school professor. >> the university has faced it share of troubling incidents and we recognize that we must move forward as a community. >> it was monday when the former university president and the chancellor announced their resignation.

the turn of events in missouri inspiring students on campuses across the country. now marching and rallying for change. >> raising concerns and some already getting results. >> i have committed to them that we will work to make this the best yell it can bp request yelled devoting $50 million and ethic of creating a new chief diversity offers are -- officer position. someone vandalized the sign outside the black culture center. to missouri college students posted threats online against black students. both of students were arrested, one was in court today and denied bail. prosecutors say he told investigators he had a deep

jesse: -- jc: commitment 2016. another busy day in new hampshire. several more republican candidates adding their names to the primary ballot today. south carolina sen. lindsey graham got emotional this morning, saying it' s been a long journey getting to this point, adding he will not accept being called an undercard candidate. about an hour later, ted cruz showed up at the secretary of state' s office to get his name on the ballot in new hampshire. then it was rick santorum' s turn. he filed just after 11 this morning after speaking at a politics and eggs event. nine other major candidates from both parties have already filed paperwork to be included in new hampshire' s first-in-the-nation primary which is expected to be held on february 9. phil: boston' s seaport hotel was the site of a first-in-the-nation meeting targeting youth violence. the 3-day conference attracted about 150 mothers from across the country. each has either lost a child to violence or had a child commit a violent crime. monalisa smith of boston lost her nephew. she hopes her pain, and that of others, can be channeled into

positive change. >> we have to be able to use what we have, which is our pain and grief, to begin to influence the decisions of those that are in positions of leadership. >> the mothers for justice group also hopes to encourage a million new voters to go to the polls next year. justice and equality was founded 5 years ago here in boston, when smith lost her nephew to violent crime. jc: a news helicopter crew the victim of a laser strike. phil: the strike caught on camera. still to come the quick action of that news crew that helped police catch up with the people shining the green laser. jc: honored at the white house, the heroic actions that earned this army vet a medal of honor. phil: a new development in the mission to recover the el faro cargo ship. the item turned up by the ntsb tonight. jc: alarming new details about obesity taking doctors and researchers by surprise. and taking a look at first alert you'

bridge. it' s a busy night out there although the traffic is moving. re right. can see it is jammed in both directions, almost 45 minutes . those traveling farther west,

phil: investigators combing the wreckage of a plane that was caught on camera crashing in ohio. the small plane slammed into an apartment in akron tuesday, killing all 9 people on board. the ntsb says no distress call was made before the plane suddenly dropped as it approached an airport. the cockpit voice recorder has been sent to a lab but right now investigators suspect a mechanical failure. a deadly shootout in baltimore to tell you about. one man shot and killed after shooting a police officer in the leg. police came across that man armed with a gun on a city street last night. another officer returned fire, killing that man. jc: a tv news helicopter, helping catch a man accused of shining a laser at the chopper. the wabc chopper was up last night near newark liberty airport in new jersey when it was hit by a green beam. you can see here. the chopper was able to stay over the scene and guide police to the location, where a suspect was arrested. >> yeah we still have eyes on him, the car is going to be parked there and he' s walking away. if we could get the cops over here it would be awesome because we'

ve got him dead to rights. >> two other new york helicopters reported laser incidents this week. the federal government has been cracking down on offenders, they now face up to 20 years behind bars or a $250,000 fine. today president obama awarded the military' s highest honor. retired army captain florent groberg survived a deadly suicide bomb attack and saved the lives of military leaders. as captain gro berg received the medal of honor, he had tears in his eyes. >> that is the stark reality behind these medal of honor ceremonies. >> he was leading a security gate commanders and afghan general, walking backward. the former university of maryland track star acted quickly. >> he noticed an object under

gracie and another soldier push the man away into the ground where the bomb detonated. the action caused another suicide bombers weapon to detonate prematurely. his leg was severely injured and four of his fellow soldiers died. >> he showed his guts, he showed his training. that is an american we can all be grateful for. >> there are for families that don' t have a father, son, or a brother. >> after the ceremony, he paid tribute. >> this belongs who made the ultimate sacrifice. jc: groberg says he will try to be a better american for the rest of his life because of those four individuals. he is only the tenth living recipient of this award. phil: the western part of the

pummeled by severe weather. as you see here the same system , that brought a foot of snow to denver continues to drop more. in wyoming, several roads had to be shut down because of severe black ice. wind gusts up to 70 miles an hour also triggered several more wrecks last night. and it wasn' t snow but tornadoes wreaking havoc farther east. strong winds knocked down trees and scattered debris, cutting power to some parts of the area. the national weather service has confirmed at least one twister touched down in iowa. meteorologists are in the state today surveying that damage. >> anytime we are transitioning, we tend to see more of these destructive storms. >> we have a time lapse of the last 24 hours across the midwest and out to the northeast and we are getting rain showers out of this now. let' s show you the rain in the northeast. it'

drizzle and poor visibility causing airport delays, almost an hour and a half at newark, new jersey. the lowest visibility along the mass pike to worcester. if the clouds and the airport are at 1000 feet, then that is it, the clouds are right there. visibility is reduced in eastern massachusetts and easter new england with the rain and the drizzle and fog, kind of a murky evening. we see the rain showers in the region and there is one final band with a front that is back here. that band of shower should be approaching us at around 10:00 or 11:00 tonight, but after that the front will come through in the sky should clear by tomorrow morning. we will probably have a lot of sunshine tomorrow in boston and on down to kate todd but it will

the air will be a little unstable and there could be a shower in those areas during the hot part of the day. in boston along the coast it will be chillier to the west but a big temperature difference saturday compared to friday. there is a wind advisory in effect, down on nantucket. the winds are likely to be the strongest tomorrow. the rest of our area looks like they are getting close to a wind advisory situation. i expect 15-30 miles an hour winds with gusts of 40 possible in and around the boston area tomorrow. the storm winds are already in evidence down around the great lakes and buffalo. buffalo has had some gusts in the last couple of hours between 50 and 60 miles per hour, very powerful winds around the great lakes at this time. you see a few little lights there because the clouds are so low in boston right now.

if you degrees is the temperature. when the temperature and dew point meet, the air is saturated and that' s the reason for the fog. the wind will be coming from the west-southwest moral. 40' s and low 50' s at this time and temperatures will not be that chile starting out tomorrow. the wind picks up from mid to late morning through the rest of the day. the temperature should make the upper 50' s along the coast and i think boston has a shot of actually touching 60 degrees tomorrow. inland areas with elevation in the low 50' s will be about it. that is where we are tomorrow. tomorrow night there could be a shower in a few spots, maybe a flurry in higher elevations. then saturday, just as windy as friday but 15 degrees colder. that is a big difference. as you follow the gusts building

up through the course of the day into the night, very windy and also very windy on saturday as well. a cold saturday night, we moderate a little on sunday afternoon, but look at next week. temperatures will be above normal and we might even be able to use the word warm around wednesday or thursday before showers return on thursday. jc: we are proud to be a sponsor with home base, and organization that works with veterans. you gave more than $100,000 and we are still counting. you can still give. the phone lines are close but you can text veterans to 919 99. phil: a $42 million lawsuit accusing taylor swift of stealing lyrics has been thrown out of court. a musician claim the song he

phrase in her song "shake it off." the judge actually used swift' s lyrics in her ruling, writing, at present the court is not saying that braham can never, ever, ever, ever get his case back in court. but, for now, we have got problems, and the court is not sure that braham can solve them and at least for the moment, defendants have shaken off this lawsuit. >> how do you take that seriously? that is a court case. jc: the boston pops spilling its secrets to success. phil: up next, the key moves that help them light up the stage. jc: a major lawsuit over an apparent birth control mix-up. at the dozens of women who say 5:30, they got pregnant after taking mislabled pills. >> and then new at 6:00, that is ben affleck, where in

>> a special voice he' s back. , james taylor is returning to fenway park on august third along with jackson browne. the bay state-bred singing

legend first played at fenway last year. tickets to the show go on sale friday, november 20 at 10am on redsox.com. jc: the boston pops kick off their holiday season in a few weeks. and you can bet they are working hard and not just on their musical artistry. tonight we look at how they prepare for their big performances. phil: newscenter 5' s erika tarantal tells us when you' re talking sometimes 3 shows a day, making music is truly a physical feat. >> the pops maestro compares this to this. >> injuries a conductor can sustain are similar to those of baseball pitchers. >> he gets no five-man rotation relief so he gets serious about preventing overuse injuries. >> some have had rotator cuff surgery and reconstructive surgery. mostly it' s just to keep the muscles in my shoulder from

>> he says therapy helps. as with players, warm-ups are crucial. >> i' m a coach for crossfit on the side. >> breathing exercises prime the longs. and there' s a special regimen to ready his most famous so low. >> it starts with the feet. and then that usually will lead to -- >> then you get a carrot. holiday pops begins december 2. tomorrow, train like a ballerina. dancers from the boston ballet show us the cross training that makes for power and employees. >> holiday pops is such magic when you are there. a new discovery in connection

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>> this is newscenter 5 at 5:30. >> three people are under arrest in the overdose death of a new hampshire teenager. >> facing drug charges are the victims mother, her boyfriend and another woman. >> also a death investigation is happening right now, a man' s body was found on a remote beach there. >> isis is taking credit for a deadly attack in lebanon. at least 37 dead. u.s. intelligence has not confirmed the isis link. >> 51 degrees in the needham area. some of us are seeing rain but not everybody. first of all we had visibility reduction in some areas and winds that will be a factor, but not until tomorrow. low visibility around worcester.