approve this messa. announcer: this is wcvb newscenter 5 at noon. diane: justice? no, no it' s just sad. >> breaking news right now, the mother of murdered journalist james foley says the targeting of his killer, jihadi john, is no cause for celebration. u.s. and british forces have been working around the clock tracking the isis executioner, whose real name is mohammed emwazi. >> so far, there is no confirmation a drone strike in

syria was successful. the u.s. saying it is reasonably certain he is dead. the drone fired on a vehicle emwazi was believed to be traveling in. secretary of state john kerry and british prime minister david cameron say the strike was an act of self defense. mr. cameron britain and our ally : will not rest until it defeats this evil death cult which it -- death cult and the poison ideology on which it feeds. >> your days are numbered and you will be defeated. >> james foley was one of several hostages beheaded by isis along with american journalist steven sotloff. emily: newscenter 5' s sera congi is live in rochester, new hampshire with more of that exclusive interview. sera: she says this is nothing to celebrate. she does not think of this as justice for her son.

in america, celebrating the killing of this deranged, pathetic young man. sera: diane foley says she gets no solace from news that her son' s killer may have been killed by a u.s. drone strike. diane: i think media has to be careful not to glorify this deranged young man. he' s a sad individual filled with hate for us. sera: in august of 2014, james foley, a journalist working in syria, was beheaded by isis while being held hostage. foley' s mother tells abc news the u.s. government should focus on freeing other american hostages. diane: it' s just so sad that our precious resources have been concentrated to seek revenge or

kill this man, when if a bit of them had been utilized to save our young americans. sera: mrs. foley says if the circumstances were different, her son may have befriended or tried to help the man who killed him. emily: more breaking news, new york prison escapee david sweat pleads guilty to all charges. he faces three to seven years for his escape from the clinton correctional facility in june. sweat and fellow inmate richard matt drilled their way out. matt was shot and killed by police. sweat is already serving life without parole. erika: the jamaica plain woman accused of ripping off the one fund has now changed her plea. as five investigates was first to report joanna leigh was accused of falsely claiming to be a victim of the boston marathon bombings. newscenter 5' s antoinette

time ago. antoinette: she pleaded guilty to larceny charges. her defense team says they are happy with her sentence. one year in jail, suspended for three years, which means she will not spend time behind bars. she will serve 300 hours of community service and another three years of ovation. she pleaded guilty to six counts of larceny. she built herself as a hero who ran towards the bear upon -- towards the marathon bombing site. her defense attorney claims she did suffer ptsd as a result of being there and helping victims, but he admits what she did, defrauding people out of tens of thousands of dollars was a stupid thing.

>> she has problems. when you pay back your 38,000 dollars, you are making a big apology. when you plead guilty, you make a big apology when you say i did stupid and bad things. >> do you want to apologize to the victims? >> leigh had nothing to say. prosecutors did push for time behind bars. they said this was not about money, but that public trust was violated. jail time was suspended. her lawyer says everyone will be paid back. her mother is paying that back with money from her retirement fund. that is the latest outside the superior court. a blustery day out there. strong wind sticks around. cindy: at least we have the sunshine back.

look at the wind gusts. 22 to 30 miles per hour in nantucket. wind advisories until tomorrow morning. we will see these gusts up to 45 miles per hour. it will bring in colder air. temperatures jump into the 30' s. 40, minneapolis. overnight and into the weekend, relatively mild, comparatively. 51, worcester. 58, boston. the wind is feeling colder. a couple of sprinkles near leominster. these will wind down. temperatures holding in the 50' s. dropping down into the 40' s.

>> a new hampshire mother goes in front of a court. 17-year-old is angelique was found dead inside a hotel room. her mother and others are in jail. prosecutors say the trio made the drug available to the teenager. the school' s opening a conversation about teens, drugs, and addiction. >> we talk about training for students of all ages. we intervene as soon as we can. emily: the city of rochester has seen 98 overdoses this year, death. erika: a new hampshire family any leads in the murder of a loved one. denise robert was gunned down as she walked through manchester' s north end on august 30. her killer still on the loose.

dots with very little to go on. the victim' s brother now tells our sister station wmur that the investigation started with questions dating all the way back to robert' s high school years. a reward fund now stands at $42,000. emily: commitment 2016. a big advantage for democrat hillary clinton. a new survey shows she has locked up public support from half of the democratic insiders s national convention. the associated press contacted all 712 super-delegates in the past two weeks and heard back from more than 80%. they were asked which candidate they plan to support at the convention next summer. more than 350 supported clinton. while martin o' malley has 2%. erika: gop hopeful donald trump unleashing a tirade of insults and scathing comments against his chief rival.

attacks to a whole new level. >> it is his most over-the-top using words he wrote about his troubled youth, when he said a pathological temper. mr. trump : if you are for that. if you are a child molester, a sick puppy, you are a child that. there is only one cure. that cure. that is the ultimate cure. >> his rant did not end there. mr. trump: what have we come to when we have to believe this kind of tough and we are going to put some money and also sue

leave the definition of pathological disease. i am not saying it. he said it about himself. >> he brought out an imaginary knife to imitate a scene in carson' s biography, where he says he tried to stab his friend . mr. trump: how stupid are the people of the country to believe this scrap -- this crap? >> he says mr. trump has resentment when he sees mr. carson rise. erika: trump was on a roll, going after just about everyone in the republican race, dismissing marco rubio as a lightweight, and referring to carly fiorina as "carly what' s-her-name." right now another republican is about to file papers for the first primary in the nation. rand paul will make it official in just a few minutes at the office of the secretary of state

meeting tonight in portsmouth. emily: draft kings is working to keep their site running. governor baker making his opinion clear. in the bay state. played a game over the weekend and says the company massachusetts. he sees consumer protection as the issue. >> we need to make sure it is a level playing field. we need to make sure the interest as consumers are protected. emily: massachusetts attorney general maura healey is still investigating the sites, but has indicated that she does not think they should be banned. erika: another setback for the indy car race set to hit the streets of boston this summer. the herald has learned hubspot has already secured the contract for the massachusetts convention center labor day weekend of 2018.

which plans to shut down streets in that area starting next year, would need to relocate. boston has signed a 5-year contract with indy car to host the race, starting next year. >> a randolph high school teacher gets a big surprise. a check for $250,000. michelle ryan is the winner of the milken educator award. this recognizes ryan' s exceptional work of as a model for the state and nation. she found out just hours ago at a school-wide assembly. the $25,000 prize -- of the prize comes with no restrictions. >> a huge congratulations to her. a court decision for the former penn state assistant football coach.

the decision that is expected to have an impact on the finances of the convicted child molester' s family. a pastor' s pregnant wife killed in an attack. cindy: colder air for your weekend. wind chill in the forecast as we head into the day. >> the testing of self driving

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emily: police are searching for the gunman who killed a pregnant woman inside her indianapolis home. amanda blackburn, the wife of a pastor, was shot in the head in what police believe was an early morning burglary tuesday. her unborn child did not survive. her young son was also at home at the time. police say there was another home invasion nearby, hours before she was killed. erika: new at noon, a pennsylvania court is ordering the state restore the pension of former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky. sandusky was convicted of sexually abusing 10 boys. a month.

the judges also ordered the board to pay back interest. >> a former pilot is suing allegiant air, claiming he was jet' s engines appeared to be smoking. he says he was punished for costing the company money and 141 passengers were evacuated, some of them hurt as they jumped and slid out of this allegiant jetliner back in june. the flight attendants reported a burning smell just after takeoff from a florida airport, prompting an emergency landing. >> we' re going to be evacuating. >> hold off on your evacuation, please. >> who said to hold off? >> yes, please hold off on your evacuation. >> yes, who is this? in its termination letter, allegiant said the evacuation was entirely unwarranted and said part of the pilot' s job is striving to preserve the company' s assets. the pilot says he is suing for safety reasons. the airline says it values safety above all else. erika: a safety recall from kia. the steering could fail on a popular model. the south korean car maker is

s. the recall covers souls from the 2014 through 2016 model years. kia says the adhesive that holds steering gear parts together may not be strong enough and the parts can separate. that can cause loss of steering. the recall is expected to start later next month. ford is testing its self-driving cars and it built a fake city to do it. the tests are taking place in m-city, which is actually located in ann arbor, michigan. m-city features storefronts, traffic lights and other real-world infrastructure, but no one actually lives there. google has been testing such cars for years, and a california police officer just pulled one over for going too slow. emily: you don' t often think of surfing as a sport in wisconsin. but gusty winds made for waves just big enough to accommodate surfers on lake michigan.

region. cindy: behind us, the current wind gust gusting 40 in milwaukee. detroit over 40 miles per hour. we are just starting to get into the wind now. the storm that is causing it all is situated north towards the border. as the wind shifts to the in more cold. we could see rain and snow england. we go from 50 in syracuse and 30' lakes. it is going to get colder over the next 24 hours. s

tomorrow. by sunday, temperatures in the lower 50' s. turning colder this weekend. temperatures at or below normal. our perception of what november should be like has changed. by next week, the temperatures come above average again. clouds building up in the distance. 58 degrees in boston. the wind is active at of the west southwest. sustained at 20 miles per hour. when the gust locally, gusting to 30 in orange. wind gusting over 20 miles per hour elsewhere. that will continue tonight and through tomorrow. a wind advisory on the cape and islands. likely we will see gust to about 35 miles per hour. brightest skies over southeastern massachusetts.

around leominster, stretching up towards nashua, cannot rule out a couple of these over the worcester hills. gusty wind continuing and temperatures might inch up another degree or two. the wind is going to feel colder. the wind stays up into the overnight hours through midnight. we are talking about sustained winds 15 to 20 miles per hour. that will make it feel cold tonight. down near 40 in boston. already' s north and west of town. berkshire, the wind shift line drops in and a couple of rain cold enough for a couple of snow showers. skies clear out by morning. some snow showers may accumulate and we could see one to three inches across the adirondack. a taste of the wintry season.

you will feel the change. high temperatures tomorrow not getting out of the 40' s. the wind will be active tomorrow. if you have outdoor plans tomorrow morning, the wind will feel like it is in the 20' s and 30' s. wind chill by 1:00 p.m., still running in the 30' s. it will be a blustery saturday. the wind starts to come down with sunshine on sunday. lower 50' s will feel more comfortable. we switch the pattern around again. jet stream takes a dive to the north. likely up around 60 degrees again. mild november resumes after this weekend. emily: a staggering statistic. a new government survey showing children with autism. more than 2% of kids across the country have been diagnosed. that' s 1 in 45 children between the ages of 3 and 17, an increase from an earlier 1 in 68

researchers say doctors are changing the way they diagnose autism, and parents are far more likely now to seek a diagnosis. erika: the campbell soup company is recalling 355,000 cans of spaghetti-o' s. pieces of red plastic were found in a small number of cans and could pose a choking hazard. the recalled cans have a february 22, 2017 date stamped on them. customers should return affected products to the store where they were purchased in exchange for a full refund. coming up burglars caught in the , act. emily: surveillance video tracking their moves around one home. what they stole in addition to the homeowners'

emily: three burglary suspects apparently got a little hungry as they ransacked a home in san jose, california. erika: they were caught on a surveillance camera raiding the fridge. police say 3 suspects forced their way into the home, ransacked the house and stole personal property before taking off. one is in custody. police are looking for leads on

the other two. cindy: the wind is active now. it will not die down until saturday night. more seasonable temperatures on sunday.