[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] randy: on mother facing charges on her overdose death in the parable drug she made available to her teenager. emily: an attack on the ice is teenager and why the family of james foley is not applauding the ambush on g hottie john. randy: indications i murdered woman knew hers -- newer killer. announcer: you are watching wcvb , boston' s news leader.

emily: look at the ground here, it is moving. this is in canada but it is a natural phenomenon. we wilexplain just ahead. good morning. randy: a monster is going to jump out of the ground. emily: it is friday the 13th. cindy: we will see some sunshine for a change. it has been a gloomy week. on the horizon, the class -- the skies have cleared out in boston and the sun will be up but you will need your sunglasses today. the temperatures are running in the mid 40' s. 51 in boston and lower 50' s in the cape but it' s about the wind today. these are the forecast wind speeds. the wind gusts make these 30

miles per hour. the wins will wrap around a big storm that came across the great lakes moving parts of quebec for the state of maine. it will pull in colder air for the weekend but now it has cleared out the skies. the wind will give is a good amount of sunshine this morning with some clouds this afternoon. 57 degrees by lunchtime. the wind will make it feel colder with highs today in the mid-and upper aff s. olessa: a live look outside on 93 at summerfield and the traffic is picking up. 93 south is stop and go down to approach south pond. he' s been on the pike only 15 minutes from 490 52 128 and volume into newton corner. south of town, delays into the

ring -- braintree split. trains and buses are running on schedule. randy: u.s. airstrikes have targeted a member of ices. emily: we have no information. erika: moments ago, british prime mr. david cameron eight praise the operation but he' s not certain that the man known as jihadi john is dead. this was a direct hit and the terrorist possibly evaporated. the pentagon confirms a drone strike targeted a vehicle in syria believed to be transporting the terrorist. his real name is mohammed emwazi

foley' s mother told abc overnight that mohammed emwazi' s death would be, quote, small solace, and the u.s. should have done more to stop him before her son and others were killed. the u.s. military is assessing the drone strike. randy: the isis threat will be the focus of a special meeting between world leaders next week. president obama will -- will meet with leaders at an economic summit in turkey. emily: this mother is facing charges in the drug death of her own daughter. the high school student overdosed on the powerful drug fentanyl. that drug already under the

microscope in the growing opioid crisis. the eyeopener' s sera congi is live in rochester, new hampshire where that mom will face a judge today. sera: that mother actually one of three people charged in the teenager' s death. and while they face a judge there is a new push to stop this from happening again. 17-year-old evangelique tarmey was found dead inside a rochester, new hampshire motel room 3 weeks ago. this morning, her mother, jazzmyn rood, her boyfriend, mark ross and leslie aberle of salisbury, mass are in jail. prosecutors say the trio made fentanyl available to the teenager. her school, still grieving the loss, is opening a conversation about teens, drugs and addiction. >> we talked about additional education and training for students of all ages and how we do that and making sure we intervene as soon as we can. sera: overdoses have already claimed 8 lives in rochester this year. fentanyl abuse, in particular, has exploded. last year, massachusetts logged the second highest seizures of the highly addictive drug in the nation.

emily: right now, another scandal rocking the secret service. an agent charged with preying on kids for sex while he was on the job at the white house. officer lee robert moore is charged with sending a nude picture of himself to what he thought was a 14-year-old girl. but, he was actually communicating online with an undercover delaware state police detective. he' s accused of sending explicit messages and trying to arrange a meeting for a sexual encounter with a minor. prosecutors say he admitted to the charges in a recorded interview after his arrest. randy: commitment 2016, another republican with plans to file for the first primary in the nation. rand paul will make it official today at the office of the secretary of state in concord. he' ll then hold a town hall meeting tonight in portsmouth. jeb bush on the campaign trail in new hampshire. at a town hall meeting in tuftonboro, he talked about dealing with congress as president and says he regrets

the french. >> congress as a french workweek schedule. it turns out i was doing the french a great disservice. [laughter] i have written a letter to the french ambassador apologizing. the french apparently work 39.4 hours. randy: bush also talked about the economy, national security and immigration. he called donald trump' s plan for deportation unreasonable. emily: the state education commissioner is pushing for a new version of the mcas test for massachusetts children. the board of elementary and secondary education votes on the test next week. mitchell chester says the new test would most likely consist of material from the parcc exam. half of the school districts in the state took that exam last year as part of a pilot program. the results came back earlier this week, boston performed well below the statewide average. another setback for the indycar race set to hit the streets of boston. "the herald" has learned hubspot has already secured the contract for the massachusetts convention

center labor day weekend of 2018. that means the indycar race, which plans to shut down streets in that area starting next year, would need to relocate. boston has signed a 5-year contract with indycar to host the race starting next year. randy: right now, an investigation into how a malden teen died is just getting underway. a new hampshire family struggling months later to find any leads in the murder of a loved one. denise robert was gunned down as she walked through manchester' s north end on august 30th, her killer still on the loose. police are trying to connect the the victim' s brother now tells our sister station wmur that the investigation started with back to robert' s high school years. >> murders occur between people they are not random. randy: a reward fund now stands at $42,000. new evidence that may solve a brutal murder nearly forty years ago, the victim still unknown.

emily: five investigates with the developments police hope will give this woman a name and bring her killer to justice. and new this morning, train like a ballerina. the fitness routine keeping the boston ballet in top shape. randy: plus, a close call at a car wash, the mistake that got one guy, caught in a rotating brush. erika? erika: breaking news, the mother -- british prime minister david cameron making his first comments about isis. cindy: the sun is up officially in the next 20 minutes and a whole lot of wind. the outlook for the weekend, and the change in store for next week ahead. first here' s what to expect when you head out the door in

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>> we are the second graders at the face school. we want to say, good morning. randy: the second graders at the fay school getting us off to a great start this friday with that wake up call. emily: you were there with them. cindy: i wish my own kids would see that. we had a nice weather visit. a special good morning. keep those wake up calls coming. just go to the front page of

wcvb.com and upload it in the u-local section of our website. it is national pancreatic cancer day so we are wearing purple. this is incredible video. this is out of the chicago area. look at the wind doing some damage. there was wild wins over the past 24 hours. it slowed down flights at the airport. we have been tracking a powerful storm system that has been producing winds near hurricane strength like into your it, illinois at 71 miles per hour. it' s been over 60 through illinois and that storm is shifting east. it' s spinning near montreal now and we will notice the winds picking up as well. they are out of the west this morning. they are strong enough to dry us out so the clouds we have been under for about three days are gone. you can see clearing skies over

will be active the next couple of days and it' s bringing in colder air for the weekend. we will warm it up next week. 47 degrees lawrence to beverly. the wind is starting to pick up and you will notice it out the door this morning. over the next 12 hours, the wind ramps up. by lunchtime, they are up over 20 miles per hour and that' s were they stay all afternoon. the wind gusts make these 30 miles per hour in it will be they come down. they could gust over 40 miles per hour on the cape. the wind will eat away at the high temperatures. you think mid to upper 50' s but it feel colder. at least we will have sunshine today with some clouds overnight and 44 a low tonight but north and west in -- of town, 30'

s. energy is dropping in it will be cold enough that means higher elevations will be looking at some snow showers through the out tomorrow morning. that' s the leading edge of cold air working for the storm system and that will shift the winds to the northwest and bring in colder temperatures for tomorrow. the highs tomorrow are only in s. the wind chills during the day tomorrow are running in the 30' s and less wind and sunshine on sunday and next week, we do it again. another pattern change and the jet stream will scoot to the north and that will bring in milder than average temperatures. s this time of year and that' s where we will be this weekend or cooler but we warm up next week. olessa: a quiet start on the road with no accidents.

these are travel times as you had north. near 125, the viable pickup south. where watching the disabled truck at route one at the tunnel. the pike looks good. an accident free trip on 24 north. re right in the expressway is about half an hour braintree into boston and trains and buses emily: 5 investigates with new attention to a decades-old unsolved murder in maryland. only to 5 investigates' karen anderson. the unidentified girl was found in baltimore in 1976, bound and gagged, her face covered with bandanas and a seed bag. that seed bag is one of the clues tying the crime to massachusetts. it was sold in just 5 stores, all in this state and new high-tech pollen testing has all but confirmed the girl came from the boston area.

rare pollens found on her clothes are believed to have come from the arnold arboretum. detectives hope the new evidence and publicity will prompt someone to step forward. police collected two male dna >> call us if you think you know who she is. it' s time for some buddy to step up to the plate and give us a call. emily: police collected two male dna samples from the scene and continuously check the fbi' s database. so far, no match. anyone with information should call baltimore county or boston police. randy: topping economic headlines, asian markets fall sharply overnight as the u.s. rate hike before year' s end. here at home, stock futures are mixed after the dow plummeted more than 254 points on thursday. poise and grace and strength. erika' s back with the secrets to

help you train like a member of the boston ballet. erika: the exertion by athletes can be obvious by that grimace on the football field, a grunt maybe with a tennis serve. consider ballet and what it takes to make every move appear effortless. >> they are a marvel. the boston ballet begins their day with company class, toe work at the bar. >> whirling across the floor. >> it' butter. >> the exercise entree? real rehearsal which can last 6 hours. dancer shelby elsbree explains on top of that they workout. >> if it weren' t for our cross training regimens, there would be a lot more injury. >> for cardio, shelby likes to swim. >> i' ll do maybe 30 minutes of laps. >> but her staples are pilates and yoga. every day she does the pilates 5. >> it should be coming all from your abs, 6 more. >> 5 mat-based abdominal >> i' m good. i can' t talk but i' m good. >> i don' t think i look too

not judging >> to compliment that a back and leg series. >> there you go nice >> that also can kind of affect your arabesque. >> head physical therapist at the ballet, heather southwick, explains everyone benefits from a well-rounded routine. >> really, the key is maintaining balance and keeping good strength throughout good flexibility. >> little jump onto toe. >> here, more like great flexibility. erika: the nutcracker opens the day after thanksgiving, starting a marathon season and you can get the full workout. the boston ballet offers ballet classes for all ages and all experience levels. we have a link on wcvb.com. randy: a natural cause making s and the car wash, leaving a man cleaner than ever. it' s ahead in eyepoppers. then new at 5:30 - -- at 6:30 a.m., umass soccer players, punished for a twitter rant, the issue getting them into a war of words with a pro player. antoinette? antoinette: governor charlie

fantasy sports betting debate. his opinion, after giving draftkings a try. randy: new statistics, showing autism to be even more widespread than previously thought, the jump in cases, ahead. british prime minister david cameron says he is not certain john was killed in an airstrike but the pentagon believes this was a direct hit.

>> we are here at the salute to scouting dinner. good morning, i opener. randy: thank you eagle scout justin st. louis from lowell. and everyone who came out in boston last night, helping raise about $300,000 for scouting programs for boys and their families in greater boston. the young kid will go to camp in my name. emily: i thought that was like a floating vessel. randy:

emily: you might be good at that, i' ve heard. cindy: you are an official cub scout. 51 degrees in boston but the skies have cleared and we will see some sunshine today. clouds will build this afternoon but it' s about the wind with wind gusts over 30 miles per hour this afternoon. it will feel cold with the wind and a blustery start to your weekend with highs in the 40' s saturday and 50' s on sunday. the wind it chills will make it feel like it' s in the 30 so a cool start to the weekend. randy: a lesser is back with eye poppers. olessa: a bizarre sight in a nova scotia forest - take a close look,the ground is moving almost like it' s breathing. could this forest be haunted? actually, the ground movement is caused by detached roots which move whenever the wind blows through the trees.

olessa: sing it. a scare for a car wash manager when he goes for a spin. the hose he was using inside the car wash got caught in one of the rotating brushes. the whole ordeal lasted for less than 30 seconds. it' s not nice to laugh. he had a few scrapes. he is laughing about the experience this morning saying despite the wash he took a shower that night. it' s like a roller coaster ride. t get any ideas. emily: still ahead a medical women get pregnant, the procedure that could give women, a new uterus. the family of a new hampshire man killed by isis with a strong

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randy: breaking news right now, the family of a new hampshire journalist, murdered by isis is reacting as the u.s. attempts to take down a wanted terrorist. emily: a mother about to face a judge her own daughters death and this is raising concerns about the kobe on crisis. randy: the alarming results of a study in autism. announcer: you are watching wcvb , boston' s news leader. this is new center5 oh -- eye-opener. randy: it'

cindy: there is a lot of wind in the forecast this morning. s nice to have the sun back. we are 51 and boston and have s in the cape. s on average. stir and as we get deeper into the morning and by lunchtime through the afternoon, these are sustained winds up over 20 miles per hour and the wind gusts make these 30 miles per hour and stronger on the cape. it' s coming from a storm near montreal this morning. it will eventually drag in colder air but throughout today, 57 degrees by lunchtime. don' t let the temperatures fool you, with a stronger wind, 59 and boston will feel cooler. much colder to start the weekend

we will check that out coming up. let' s get you out to the roads. olessa: a live look outside. we are looking good. no major problems but a bit of a delay. where watching one accident on 24 north downs and the crash is by 128 and he lays back to harrison boulevard. stop and go delays out of sharon. the expressway is 30 braintree to boston. eastbound on the pike is about 20 minutes with sun glare that will become a factor. 93 southbound, so far, so good but the volume picks up where watching the disabled truck on tunnel.

james fully' s family released a statement that this was small still listen more should have been done before he and others were killed. a new hampshire mom was getting ready to face charges in the overdose death of her own daughter. antoinette: governor baker says he believes the fantasy sports sites are legal in massachusetts. these websites have come under increasing fire most recently from the new york attorney

general who is trying to shut them down in that state. he claims the site' s to gambling which would be illegal. governor charlie baker says he played drafting' s over the weekend and said the boston-based company should not be blocked in massachusetts. he' s says is a new enterprise and a new business and a new way of engaging people in these games of skill. the massachusetts attorney general is investigating this issue and indicated she does not think these sites should be banned. we will keep you posted. randy: soccer players at umass boston are accused of tweeting way out of bounds and taking aim at one of the biggest soccer stars around. erika: they said that tweets were out of line in the three members of the soccer team are facing disciplinary action.

the players waged a war of words. they were angry at support for new rules. it was five years ago that an early retirement was announced after seven concussions. >> it' s important for them to understand the consequences of inappropriate use of social media. team goes to the ncaa tournament this weekend possibly without those three key players. randy: a former new hampshire police officers spending the next three weeks in jail for slamming a suspect against a wall and the confrontation on the video happened six years ago. a jury failed to reach a verdict in this case. richardson pleaded guilty to simple assault and he says he

emily: a controversial documentary is flaring up reaction from friends and family at a fire in rhode island. 12 years later, the lead singer is talking about the tragedy. a recent radio interview, he says he' s making a documentary about his life and what happened that night it it will be his way of apologizing to victims and his family. that apology comes too late for many. >> as a human being, the words i' m sorry, would have gone a long way 12 years ago. >> the best thing for jack, stay away from rhode island, shut your mouth and leave us alone. emily: no word yet on when the documentary will be released. a violent outbreak at stonehill college. randy: what students are being asked to do this weekend. a new study showing a spike in autism but not everyone is convinced.

the factor that could be overstating the results. emily: we continue to follow breaking news -- british prime minister david cameron says he is not certain the isis terrorist known as jihadi was

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a live look at the expressway. the volume is not to bed just yet and we are watching one pretty good. it' s been so gloomy lately but sunshine today with building clouds but look at the winds to our west, gusting over 30 miles per hour across new york state and the winds will be headed here. it will be windy for the next two days. we are in the 50' s today but only in the 40' s on saturday and the wind chills will be in the 30 all day long. a cold start to the weekend. emily: a staggering statistic -- a new government survey shows a big jump in the number of children with autism. more than 2% of kids across the country have been diagnosed which is one in 45 children between the ages of three and 17

the researchers say doctors are changing the way they diagnose autism and parents are far more likely now to seek a diagnosis. a possible medical breakthrough -- surgeons at the cleveland clinic are hoping to become the first in the country to transplant a uterus to help infertile women become pregnant. women without a uterus or those who have a damaged organ can be considered or this surgery. the transplants will be temporary of the uterus is one or two babies. easton are battling a viral illness spreading on campus in several students were sent to local hospitals. students are now being encouraged to consider going home for the weekend of possible. the school says it' s working on sanitizing the affected areas. s

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randy: good morning. a mother is going to be facing charges in her daughter' s governor' s admission about fantasy sports. emily: erica has breaking news in that airstrike but first, we have your forecast. cindy: we have a lot of wind but this is a change after gloomy weather -- the sun is back today and 51 degrees in boston. the wind is out of the west-southwest at 18 miles per hour already. to the west, temperatures drop s and 40' s. that will settle in for the s clearing out our skies. more sunshine in eastern west of worcester. temperatures the mid-50' s by lunchtime.

the winds are sustained 15-20 miles per hour but will gust over 30 miles per hour this afternoon. mid and upper 50' s today but it will feel colder with the wind. hour winds will shift around to the west but overnight, colder air will be brought in through the berkshires and northern new england and there will be some snow showers and flurries overnight and cold air for the weekend. tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m., it will feel in the 20' s and 30' s and the wind chill on saturday will stay in the 30' s all day long. high temperatures will be mid 40' s on average saturday with sun and clouds and less wind and sunshine on sunday. let' s get you back out to the roads. olessa: this is a live look at the expressway with the north side moving. south of town, still watching a

95 is building via him approaching 128 into the braintree split. the pike eastbound will give you some glare. 93 south looks good in the body and picks up near comfort street and approaching the leverett connector.the trains and buses are running on schedule. randy: we have several new developers after a u.s. airstrike targets a notorious isis terrorist. erika: this just in -- british prime mr. david cameron says he' s not certain the isys executioner known as jihadi is dan -- is dead but a u.s. spokesperson says it was a direct hit. the mass killers real name is mohammed emwazi was shown in video showing the beheading of western hostages including james foley. david cameron called strike self-defense and strikes at the

>> great britain and her allies will not rest until we have defeated this evil terrorist death cult and the poisonous ideology on which it. feeds erika: james foley' s mother said this was small solace calling the strike a huge effort to go after this deranged man filled with hate when they cannot make cap that ever to save the hostages while the young americans were still alive. abc news has been tracking the story and we will have up-to-the-minute information next on gma. sera: the mother of a new hampshire teenager died from an overdose is one of three will face a judge today in the girl' s debt. the 17-year-old was found dead weeks ago. and another suspect have been arrested and police a they provided the powerful drug fentanyl to the teenager and the

mother was there. the three are scheduled to appear in court for a host of charges in connection with the girls debt. -- the girls debt. antoinette: governor charlie baker is convinced the sports betting sites are legal. he said he played a draft kings game over the weekend. he said the boston-based company should not be blocked in massachusetts. the website has come under increasing fire most recently from the new york attorney general who is trying to shut them down in that state claiming it amounts to illegal gambling. massachusetts attorney general is to looking into the sites but she has indicated she does not think they should be banned in massachusetts. we will keep you posted.

emily: a group of muslims were at the statehouse yesterday to lobby for recognition. organizers say there is not a single elected official of muslim faith working in the statehouse and are concerned about their communities and are disappointed by the recent incident of vandalism at a burlington mosque. the group was rallying for more political representation. randy: a person shot in new hampshire is accused of smuggling drugs and state police say the 49-year-old brought drugs into the northern new hampshire correctional facility which is in berlin. he worked there for 11 years and accused of trying to smuggle in more than $67,000 worth of drugs and police say the investigation is ongoing and there may be more arrests. emily: two massachusetts doctors are accused of profiting off of patients addicted to opioids. investigators say the doctors charge low income patients who were covered by mass health for a drug used to suppress withdrawal and cravings. the patient should have been covered under the state' s

the doctors must now pay more than $400,000 apiece in penalties and restitution. randy: three plainville residents are facing charges for stealing three puppies in holliston. they are charged with receiving stolen property. it' s still under investigation but thanks to an anonymous tip, the detectives found the puppies and a clear them for sale earlier this week. emily: a former boston university hockey coaches back in boston for assaulting a hockey player who was 14 years old. the case was not reported to police until last year and richardson has pleaded not guilty to three charges of child rape. randy: police are searching for the gun man who killed a pregnant woman inside her indianapolis home. amanda blackburn was the wife of a pastor and we shot in the head in what police believe was an early-morning robbery on

not survive and her young son was at home at the time. police say there was another home invasion nearby hours before she was killed. emily: an aging mobster is acquitted for his role in a 1978 heist made famous by the movie "goodfellas." he was cleared of racketeering charges yesterday in the lufthansa heist. he was charged in 2014 after his cousin implicated him in that $6 million armed robbery, one of the largest in u.s. history. his lawyer successfully argued he was framed. >> how stupid are the people of iowa? how stupid are the people of the country? to believe this. randy: donald trump on a tirade, ripping just about everyone including his chief rival ben carson. he compared what he called carson' s childhood temper to a child molester.

emily: the winners are in for the nbta subway redesign. this is what the new orange, green, and redline cars will look like. questionable votes were discovered. no word on when you will see these new designs on the tracks. randy: the campbell soup company spaghettios. pieces of red plastic or found in a small number of cans and could pose a choking hazard. if you have these in your home, the recalled cans of a february 22, 2017 date stamped on them. that' s the expiration date and customer should return them to the store where they were purchased. emily: the bruins lose again at the garden, this time against the avalanche.

the bruins scored 72 seconds in with a goal from zdeno chara. they led early, 2-0, but colorado gets the next 3. 3-2 the final. and the bruins could lose brad a cheap-shot knocked him over last night. but he gets up and the league is reviewing all marchand could be out a couple games. randy: a familiar face visiting children at mass general hospital for children. david ortiz visited sick patients there yesterday. to many children' s faces. big papi has raised millions for pediatric care at mass general and in his native dominican republic. emily: are you ready for a parade? it' s time for america' s hometown thanksgiving parade and we took part last year. you can come join us. we want you to enter by going to our facebook page to enter the sweepstakes and it includes a hotel stay in a restaurant gift parade. randy: s next weekend so register today. cindy: randy is looking forward to the food tent. randy: with you and me.

emily: i know. randy: we could not tear you away when you are there. cindy: a live look outside. you can see the sun glare. olessa: that is easy been moving to the top of the screen. as you head south, 24 northbound still has an accident by 128 which is backing things up to harrison boulevard and up -- and an accident on the expressway is north braintree to boston. eastbound on the pike, sun glare and an accident by 120. 93 south looks ok and the volume picks up near concord street. trains and buses are still running on schedule. cindy: we have not seen a morning like this since i think monday and it' s friday. it' s been a gloomy week overall. the winds are picking up today and getting active out of the west-southwest.

close to 20 miles per hour but we are just getting started with the winds. the winds are coming up over 20 miles per hour shortly and sustained winds will stay there throughout the day and we will find wind gusts over 30 and perhaps 40 miles per hour. the strongest winds are on the cape where there is a wind advisory through tomorrow morning. starting out at 51 in town with lower 50' s on the cape and 45 in worcester and 47 in lawrence with brighter skies in eastern massachusetts. there are clouds to the west and they will fill in this afternoon with temperatures hitting the mid 50' s by lunchtime and upper 50' s for our high today. with the wind, it will feel colder. it will cool off tonight and we are in the low 30' s north and west of town and a disturbance comes by to shift the wins and could produce snow showers toward the berkshires. clearing out with lots of sunshine in the forecast for saturday. the wind will continue so take the wind with a high temperature in the mid-40' s and it will feel like it' s in the 30' s all day

long on saturday. keep that in mind for outer lower 50' s and less wind. s are back next week. a milder pattern. the weekend.

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