>> we expect to learn more details about the case tomorrow when all three adults are formally charged. >> more breaking news, a man' s body washing ashore in plymouth. that' s where newscenter 5' s rhondella richardson is. >> the body was found in this area and investigators have ruled out foul play. the 18-year-old, missing since tide. police secure the area after contractor building a seawall made the discovery of the teen' s body. >> i was trying to get some stone in and night looked up and saw the body. i thought it was a dummy at first, really. s office afternoon.

the beach is remote , a nearly five miles sandy drive to where the body was found. summer homes are vacant with the exception of a few year-round residents. the discovery of a badly decomposed man unsettling to workers. >> it does not look real. it did not look like a person. the clothing looks like my clothing, it looked good. a patriots sweatshirt and brown pants and shoes. cause of death. the family reported him missing to police but had not seen him since october 17th. he would' ve turned 19 and three more days. >> it' s starting to look and feel a lot like november. november is like that. >> it has been nice so far for the most part but it is a little damp. we do have elements of rain and

drizzle coming through the area. mostly just misty but every once in a more steady fashion. we will show you some of the showers moving through the region. there is some steadier rain across new bedford, also out in steadier rain there. if you have your showers in connecticut and one final band moving through new york state and pennsylvania. that is where the front is that will approach our area are little before midnight. after that the skies will erupt, so that is good news. tomorrow morning the sky should be nice and clear and generally in the 40' s at that time. keep in mind as we look ahead to tomorrow, there will be some sunshine but look at that wind, 20-40 dollars per hour. these are sustained winds through the day tomorrow but there can be gusts close to 40 in boston and even higher on the south coast.

>> two boston police officers credited with saving a veteran who was threatening to hurt himself on an mbta bus on veterans day. new at 6:00 tonight we' re , hearing from one of those officers. newscenter 5' s jack harper is live in dorchester. jack: by 17 was making the turn, and when it did they happen to be in the right spot to see it 27 year veteran, captain who was working the detail. >> the bus driver runs off the bus grabs me and says there' s a man on the bus with a hatchet to his neck. i get on the bus and sure enough there is a gentlemen with a -- of gentlemen about 50 years old, sitting down with a hatchet up to his neck making scratch marks with the sharp edge. i am trying to talk him into putting the hatchet down and he is not going for it. he is like i just got kicked out , of the shelter and i have got no reason to live.

in conversation. he asked him, are you a veteran? and he says yes. the simple words thank you for your service is all it took to get him to put the acts down. i was very happy the words of kindness is all it took because this guy looked like he was going to hurt himself. i went to the ambulance with him and we talked. he was thankful for the kind words the thank you from officer , godin made him feel someone , he felt he wasn' t being recognized and he just wasn' t feeling the love. >> he is undergoing psychiatric review, the captain hoping this

>> a pennsylvania mom who triggered an amber alert when children' s hospital failed to today. the judge denied her request to remove dps from the case. she has unlimited visitation rights until her next hearing in january. in good health and has gained six pounds. ed: a charlestown man in court, accused of pointing a fake gun at a driver during what' s being called a case of road rage. state police say they found the replica gun inside 20-year-old gary pimentel' s car. another driver says pimentel pointed the gun at her on the ramp from 93-north to mystic ave. in somerville. pimentel remains behind bars his bail in a pending assault and battery case was revoked. in new hampshire, a battle over medical marijuana with a cancer patient saying she will diet if she doesn'

>> her name is linda and she wants to get a medical marijuana card right now, even though the state dispensaries are not open yet. she has stage four lung cancer. the medical mayor white dispensary will not be open for at least four more months, but she says if she gets the card now, she could get medical marijuana from maine, where dispensaries are already open. >> i want the state to stop dragging their feet over technicalities when you' re talking about people. >> new hampshire prosecutors say state law prevents issuance of any medical marijuana cards until the dispensaries are open in the state. the judge did not say when he will issue a decision. >> we are losing the middle class in south boston and across the entire state. >> never say converting this school into pricey condos will

only push more families out to the suburbs. the long battle in south boston has now landed in court. a developers plan to convert the shuttered catholic school into 26 condos has prompted a lawsuit from a neighborhood group which has long opposed the project. >> we are losing the middle class in south boston and across the entire city. >> the gate of heaven neighborhood association said the condos are enough and that families here need more options to educate their children. >> the school has been closed since 2008 and neighbors feel strongly it should be replaced with another school. >> the church always says they want to do what is best for the community. the best for the community would be a good charter school. >> alternatively the neighborhood favors senior housing. they say condos put a strain on the already short supply of parking. the developer, who could not be reached for comment, has said previously a school wasn' t viable. both the mayor'

s office and the archdiocese declined to comment due to the ongoing litigation. in addition to the lawsuit, the neighborhood group has asked for a meeting with cardinal o' malley and is planning a protest march. >> the christian thing would be to not take whatever money and run, they would actually help out the community. in south boston kelley tuthill wcvb newscenter 5 heather: a huge endangered sea turtle found dead off cape cod and just ahead, the 3 human-caused hazards to blame. krejci recognize that guy big . big papi back in boston, putting big smiles on the faces of some sick children. >> rain, drizzle and fog. i' ve got the timeline of when it all gives way to pretty strong wind, and the weekend forecast. >> do you recognize this guy?

>> a giant sea turtle' s death is being blamed on humans. the new england aquarium says a post-mortem exam shows this 400-pound endangered leatherback sea turtle, found in cape cod this week, died of three factors, getting hit by a boat. getting tangled in marine gear and ingesting this plastic. and this plastic resulting in a gastro-intestinal blockage. experts say usually turtles die from one of those, and this is the first time they can recall a turtle dying from all 3. heather: new at 6:00 a veteran , fighting to get care for his seeing eye dog says he' s grateful for offers of help, but plans to keep fighting the v.a.. we brought you david lynn' s story on veteran' s day. after serving 14-years in the air force he is now legally blind. he says the v.a. is refusing to pay for his dog' s vet bills because of a policy change to

accredited agencies. called pilot dogs. and he has no plans to trade him chris harvey is keeping a close through. >> ben affleck the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics,

and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather, an honest leader building a movement with you to give us a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >> new at 6:00 a very happy , birthday to sadie snyder of brookline. she turned 106 today. sadie was born in east boston, grew up in winthrop and has lived in brookline for over 50 years. she is loved by all at the epoch assisted living at boylston place, where she lives. her party included lots of friends, cake, champagne and music by her favorite jazz pianist. >> a very happy birthday to you. this is new at 6:00.

ben affleck back in the bay state shooting a new movie in lawrence. take a look. the cambridge native is not only directing the 1920' s prohibition-era, crime drama he' s also starring in it, as the son of a boston police captain who becomes an outlaw. live by night is based on the novel of the same name by dennis lehane, who is from dorchester. sienna miller and zoe saldana are also in the movie, which is scheduled for release in 2017. >> this is new at 6:00 tonight. papi power off the field. visiting the hospital for children, but he brought a lot more than just that big smiled with him. >> he may be a silver slugger, but david ortiz was born for this as well, embracing children. his foundation provided a check for mass general but the real present was his presence. >> you just put a smile on their face and get to hang out with

>> this was a chance to push his december celebrity golf tournament and online auction, funds raised support pediatric care in the dominican republic and at mass general. it includes hitting lessons with ortiz,and behind the scenes red sox tours. as a parent he says -- >> it can be anyone of us. we come from different backgrounds, but at the end of the day, for all of us, the most important thing is having a good childhood. >> he met with some patients privately. ortiz said to have raised more than for children' s medicine. $3 million>> i come from a poor childhood and i struggle. i have kids and i think about it every day. >> he says he reminds children to keep trying. 13-year-old skylar, leaving after a week in the hospital already knows that lesson.

>> on pam cross, wcvb newscenter five. >> what a great moment. >> he had those gloves on and i was ready for that. >> he deftly brought a beautiful smile to that face. let' s check out the northeast, that' s where the action is in terms of rain, even some snow in the great lakes. we do have delays of close to an hour in boston and almost an hour and a half around newark, new jersey. most places oral around or a little under .10 inch. we still have showers to come to the region. the final one back here is will cross the region toward

after that it will start to dry out in the sky should clear. that will set us up for a brighter day tomorrow but it will be a much windier day also. during the late morning and afternoon, some clouds coming in from the berkshires and winter hill. saturday will be a windy day, just like tomorrow. the difference is a much chillier saturday than the temperatures we will have tomorrow. wind advisory that last until 4:00 a.m. saturday. the rest of the area will also be quite windy with 20-30 mile-per-hour winds and some go to 40. so be aware of that winds. these are the steady wins projected in boston tomorrow around 25 miles per hour with some gusts 30-40. notice there will be sunshine and in the 50' s.

might even touch 60 along the s around worcester will make it feel chillier than that. on saturday the actual colder than the readings you see there on friday. that is something i definitely wanted to point out to you. we have the pat s game on sunday, temperatures in the 50' s and then 45-50 by the end of the game. look what happens to the jet stream next week, after being chilly through sunday, we are back on the mild side must -- much of next week. i would not be surprised if we touched 70 a week from today. and a week before thanksgiving, degrees. i will have a full update for you later on tonight. >> now, sportscenter 5.

>> tough to win a football game when you turn the ball over multiple times. the patriots managed to do it last week but as bob halloran tells us, the patriots know that securing the football against the giants is the best way to secure a win. >> no team in the nfl has given the ball away less than the patriots, and no team in the nfl has taken the ball away more than the giants. something' s got to give, give or take. >> our ability defensively to create turnovers and score is obviously very impressive, by far and away the best in the league at that. >> we' ve just got to be prepared for that. >> the giants gave up seven touchdown passes to the saints drew brees. the giants also intercepted him twice and lead the nfl with 13 interceptions, so there is also reason to perceive with caution.

>> it' s about good decision-making and knowing when to cut your losses and get down and protect the ball and be ready for the next light. >> you cannot take that away from the giants, which is why the patriots cannot let them take the ball away on sunday. >> oats patriots and giants this sunday afternoon. the next game is a week from monday night. rex ryan and the buffalo bills november 23 right here on channel 5. a coverage begins at 8:00 with our sportscenter 5 countdown to kickoff show live from gillette stadium. for high 5 this evening we pull off the revere beach parkway and into historic everett stadium where the tenacles of uncertainty and uneasiness gripped the city and the football team until a magical win and gesture released a tide of joy and elation. the pregame message was simple.

win tonight and return to everett with the game ball for their teammate who was back home recovering from stab wounds suffered on halloween. the crimson tide faced a tall task winning a playoff game at , peabody after a turbulent week that ended with qb marvens fedna being released from the hospital. one teammate actually wore marvens #9 in the game which looked dim until everett reached deep inside and began their comeback. this touchdown sprint with 5 and a half remaining brought everett within two points. then with 14 ticks remaining everett won it for marvens and after celebrating on the field the crimson tide, cheerleaders as well as the band boarded 3 buses to complete the evening' s mission >> the bus ride home was very loud. >> pretty fun bus ride, fun bus ride. >> awaiting the bus was marvens

fedna who had been transported to the high school in a police cruiser for the celebration of his young life. >> i just couldn' t stop smiling, emotions overwhelming, couldn' t of him. it was really emotional, i couldn' t stop. >> when you saw marvens what was it like? >> honestly i cried, tears of happiness because my brother was alright. >> the fact that they went out and dedicated it to me, really means a lot. i was really proud of these guys. >> friends, teammates,

salute the everett crimson tide family as this week' s -- >> everett rolls on. they have another playoff game this saturday afternoon against central classic. >> if they do reach the super bowl, he could play. >> johnny says that marvens could play. >> coming up, a young girl' s body dumped hundreds of miles away, for decades ago. no name, no leads. 5 investigates reveals the new evidence linking her here to massachusetts. that' s tonight on newscenter 5 at 11:00. first, david muir and abc world

>> the breaking news tonight, the secret service officer under arrest. what he is accused of doing with inappropriate pictures of himself. and the young pastor' s popular wife murdered at his home while he was away. >> comfort food in a classic space. dumplings done korean style and

>> did a nice job with that high 5 in everett.