>> they are not chged with the death. they are charged with witness intimidation and lying to police during the investigation. investigators say the suspects admitted they were with bortner the day she died. >> and we are learning more about a woman accused of kidnapping and abusing a little girl she used to baby-sit. this just released search warrant also revealing new details about the injuries to that toddler. >> and newscenter 5's el kelley kelley -- newscenter 5's kelley tuthill. >> the fda is telling us -- the d.a. is telling us she baby sat for her once before she was fired. the horrific injuries include cigarette burns and road rash. a police search warrant now reveals abigail hannah was covered in dirt and claims she tried to coral a stray cat when investigators arrived at her home on friday. police say she lied to them repeatedly and then left with her mother and boyfriend to see a lawyer. police say she tried to take bags with her including a

toddler clothing inside. it included a pink jacket covered in dirt and debris jie. we are trying to cooperate as best we can and hopefully they will figure out what is going on. reporter: the 21-year-old accused of a brutal and strange kidnapping looked disor yepted as she appeared by -- before a judge. they say she is experiencing multiple psychotic symptoms. >> she endorsed auditory and visual hallucinations and has attempts. reporter: lyndon alvarez was reported missing from her home and found miles away naked with a shaved head and cigarette burns on her body. lyndon has been released from the hospital and her family released a statement saying "we are grateful to have our daughter back. we are extremely thankful for the incredible efforts to rescue our daughter." hannah's parents had little to say outside the court. we are thankful lyndon is i'm

-- is improving and wish her day. >> i am praying for all involved. reporter: hannah has been sent to a worcester facility for a mental health center. she is due back in court on december 11th. kelley tuthill, wcvb newscenter 5. heather:good news to report. the whale that beached itself in kingston today did get pulled back out into the water. experts say from the new england aquarium say the prognosis is guarded. they believe the animal is probably ill and in shock and likely to beach again. but for the moment it is out to sea. crews will be back out in the morning searching for it. ed: we are just past 6:00 at night and taking a live look over 95 south heading to gillette stadium. the headlights are heading in the direction of monday night football and traffic is backed up for miles beyond burlington as the fans head to foxborough and the patriots countdown against the bills.

continues with mike lynch. >> thank you very much. we fought through the traffic earlier this afternoon. welcome to foxborough where it feels like buffalo or block island. it is windy and it is cold. it is the first time this year that the patriots are going to play in such conditions. i spoke with bill belichick earlier in the week and he said we know how to handle cold weather. it is also the first time they will play a full football game without julianed -- julian edelman. 234 his place is danny amendola who filled in admirably. the drive set up the field goal for the patriots. frustration. >> you hate to lose players and you also know during football season because of the nature of the sport, it is inevitable that one position or two positions or three positions at different times in different years get packed

a little more production and hopefully you can continue to score points. >> coming up at 8:00 we will have our pre-game show. we go live with coach bill belichick. that and more coming up and kickoff is at 8:30. it is cold down here, folks, really cold. >> it looks it. the security will be extra tight tonight. th is the first home game since the uhing tays in paris. our live team coverage continues. john atwater is there live. john? >> as a fan you may not necessarily notice the extra security, but police have a stepped up presence. the fans as always will be going through metal detectors when the gates open in half an hour. you may see k-9s inside and outside of gillette. along with the local and state police, the fbi is also here tonight. and the nfl's clear bag policy will be strictly enforced as

attacks. forethought. i mean once again it keeps you more aware of what is going on around you. you have to keep in mind what is happening. >> i'm unafraid of going anywhere. i don't want them to think it can stop us from flying on a train. it is not going to work. >> and police say they are not aware of threats against this stadium per say. but they are being as cautious as possible. ed: what do you think? t-shirts, shorts, flip-flop weather? harvey: maybe for you. it is cold and it is the first time it felt that way this season. it is about 34 at gillette, but it is still windy down there at this hour. gusts in eastern mass. 24 in providence. if if you go to the west the winds are lighter, but it will be a tradeoff.

if the temperature keeps up it is windier and then you add windchill. if the wind dies down, then the temperature will be lower. it is very cold and the skies are clear and right now my best estimate is about 29 degrees. it can still be gust yes, sir than that -- gustier than that at the start of the game. the temperature is down to about 25. in the 20s and those are the temperatures to expect for tonight's game. ed and heather? ed: and comfy in your own home you can watch the game right here. countdown to kickoff starts at 8:00. we go one on one with bill belichick and rob gronkowski and newscenter 5 will immediately follow. heather: and because it is monday night and a lot are looking for abc programming, if you are looking for "dancing with the stars" and" castle" you can watch them live on me tv boston. you can see those shows at their regular scheduled times over the air on channel 5.2 and the cable providers listed below.

student accused of murdering his teacher show what he did hours after the crime. it shows philip chisim buying a ticket at a theater using her credit card and he was captured stealing a knife from a bj's wholesale club. the defense team say their client was suffering from a mental break at the time of the murder. heather: a man accused of a catfishing scheme is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. he allegedly used fake a line dating profiles to lure people. the on-line dater were robbed at gunpoint. austin was wearing a gps monitor throughout the string of robberies and he was held on $75,000 bail. heather: some saved, but dozens of animals were tragically killed at a fire in a local shelter. >> it is hour -- horrible.

the -- het het the incredible outpouring of support. ed: and powerful moments for julianed edelman. the moment he calls life changing. harvey: and a cold start to the thanksgiving week. i'll show you why it will be a different finish and we'll look at travel weather across the country. >> hi, everybody. i am no harvey leonard, but i can tell you it is cold and windy down here in foxborough. how will the pa i tree jets

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you're watching newscenter 5 at 6:00. heather: these dogs survived, but dozens of other animals died in an early morning fire at an animal shelter. help has been pouring pouring in all day long. ed: and rhondella richardson is live at the scene. rhondella? reporter: all of this stuff has been donated just in the last 18 hours just to bring a little comfort to the

surviving animals. 39 cats and 11 dogs died in last night's fire. >> only five dogs survived. 37 animals died when a two-alarm fire destroyed this animal shelter. >> it is horrible. they were our baby. >> we do the fundraisers to give them a better life and to rescue them. we didn't rescue them this time. >> we had smoke inhalation. one of them passed away on the way to the vet. >> this is all they have left. dick clark runs the shelter. >> i'll make it. i won't fight it. >> we have had a couple here last night that were here for

they were like our own dogs. >> it is a shelter that many considered the animal sanctuary. they started a social media campaign for donations and it is going gang busters. the fact that people are so wonderful in bringing all of this stuff. reporter: this is the type of place that gives animals a second and even third and fourth chance. there is a lot of grieving because the animals don't have a chance million this no kill shelter is back up and running again. wcvb, newscenter 5. heather:absolutely heartbreaking. faces. the people too are devastated by it. boston has three of the worst bottlenecks. amazing it is only three. heather:the spots that have drivers seeing red tonight.

kickoff continues. julian edelman is taking us

heather:new at 6:00, chief up boston drivers. there are bottlenecks that are worse than what you are dealing with. they ranked the top 50 worst bottlenecks and the central artery between the pike and the bridge, that checks in at number 15. the expressway is the next boston choke point. and a logan connector between the pike and the williams tunnel, that comes in at list. you can read the entire list on wcvb.com. >> julian edelman is making some powerful moments off the field. tee talks about a trip of a lifetime.

>> the patriot wide receiver traveled to explore his jewish routes with a group called boston's jewish federation. edelman hit the ground running. he was meeting israeli fans. the trip was back in july and it had a huge impact on the super bowl champ. we caught up with him when he got back at boston common magazine's 10th anniversary party. >> do you like the way he looks? >> i think the editor did an amazing job to make it look like that. reporter: the smile and the sense of humor you will see it a lot in the video. >> it was unbelievable experience to go to israel. reporter: the video shows him having a ton of fun. joking around -- >> riding these horses in

and then the western and wailing wall. you don't usually get to see . >> keeping some of that emotion to himself edelman does share one thing he learned about his past. >> this is what my ancestors did when they used to play football. keep the old sun out of the eyes boys. >> you can make it happen anywhere. >> in all seriousness edelman said it was interesting to see how people in the middle east lived their daily lives. can you imagine being part of the tour? ed: hoe -- he was the tour guide. let's look at gillette stadium. the sad thing is julian won't play tonight, but when they get to the playoffs and that will happened -- that will

happened delman will be available. harvey: it is cold. it is cold throughout the area and we are experiencing decent wind which is adding to the chill it is down to 28 in orange. you know the air is cold down here. the wind gusts exist in eastern mass. it is a race as to how quickly the less wind moves in or the diminishing wind. but even if that happens the temperature will fall even more. if the wind keeps up, the temperature keeps up a little bit. no matter how you look at it, it will be cold. the windchills are down to 20 degrees in worcester and i would not be surprised if the wind chills drop into the upper teens at times the air temperature is 29 with the start of the game. the wind could still be gusting 20 or higher that's how you could get windchills in the upper teens.

factor later in the game as the temperatures slide through the 20s. y yes it will be cold. boston gets down to 28 or 7 and it has been 31 for the lowest temperatures so far this season. another cold day similar to today. a little cloudiness, but a good deal of sun. the high temperatures may be up a notch or two in the afternoon. as chilly as it is now, the things will really change later this week. look at the high temperature i am predicting. 20 degrees milder and up to 62. worcester going from 39 tomorrow to a 59 on friday. so we will certainly see a trend of warmth. once we see this chilly high pressure move to our east and the winds will shift around to a southerly direction. as for the next seven days in general there is your story form. your story. we will start to get stormy weather to the northwest. it will start to move farther

to the east while we are still cold and dry on wednesday. we start to see some rain toward the middle of the country and still snow in the far west. still nice in the east. we may have low clouds and a little ocean breech to start. but then the sun should go to work midday and afternoon and starting out in the 30s and earlier in the day until the start of the high school football games to 50 by the end. many may see high temperatures over 50. warmer on friday. if you are doing any shopping you will do it with mild temperatures on friday. even if you are doing it after midnight thursday night and friday. that's the front that will cross the region on saturday. it will cause a band of showers and quickly take the temperatures down so that by saturday night and sunday we will see temperatures as they year. saturday is 55 and probably around dawn with the temperatures falling as the cold air moves in. except for late friday night and saturday morning i think most of the seven days will be

on the dry side with lots of temperature changes. i'm meteorologist harvey leonard. see you later on tonight. >> now sports center 5 with mike lynch. >> hi, everybody. stadium. it feels more like january 23rd than november 23rd. it will be a cold one here tonight. it already is whipping and the windchill is far below what the temperature is reading. the buffalo bills sail into town riding a two-game win streak and the dolphins, you know rex ryan will have his buffalo bills amped up. the last time they had them amped up they added up to penalties. i had a chance to talk about how he handles rex ryan and the buffalo bills in the stubborn run defense. >> what's similar and what is different from week number two? >> it is always a different match up. we have some players that played in the game that won't play in this one.

harvin and kyle williams. both teams know each other well and there is a lot of familiarity. even though you play the same team and play there the same they match up differently and they are called at different times. we just have to see how it plays out. we are prepared for the game. >> one of the things they have to do is contain the elusive quarterback. with more on that story let's swing it on over to bob. reporter: lynchy when you start talking about the quarterbacks in any patriot game, advantage tom brady. that's true once again this evening as the patriots prepare to face taylor for the second time. brady has the highest quarterback rating in the nfl. but rex ryan likes to say that taylor has the third highest. he is efficient and he leads in the offense scoring 25 points per game.

good enough for tom brady to take notice. >> they have good match ups so they have a lot of confidence. when the coach says you have this guy and you will match him and shadow him, they do a good job. it was disappointing to see from my study they were playing as well as they were. >> in that week two match up, thea pick up off taylor three times, but since then taylor has only been picked off once in 146 throws. lynchy he is playing better and so are the bills. >> rex ryan is hoping to pull closer to the patriots in the afc east and stay alive. coming up live at 8:00, bob halloran will go live not only brown.

with bill brel law check. they will talk about the suns -- the son diagnosed with cancer. peyton manning will not play and the broncos say osweiller will be the starting quarterback. he played yesterday in chicago. right now the focus is on the buffalo bills and the place to watch the game is right here. see you then. ed: in the warmth of your own living room. heather:of course after the patriot game on newscenter 5, students suffering concussions and still playing. 5 investigates the troubling trend at local high schools. why it is still happening. that's tonight on newscenter 5 after the patriot game right here on channel 5. first david muir and abc world news tonight. >> heather and ed, breaking news, the suicide belt now

discovered in paris. here at home several flights passengers kicked off planes for suspicious behavior and breaking news on the young pastor his wife shot and killed and word now of two rleah: i just was thinking any minute could be the minute. and the minutes kept passing. r we both kind of relaxed and thought, "she'll come when she's ready." [ grunting ] woman: it's a girl! leah: and she did. woman: a big girl! [ olivia crying ]

>> taking a live look at gillette stadium. they are starting to warm up. i know, harv, it is going to be cold. harvey: it might be. i think it is more the fact

that it is the first time it has been cold and windy this winter season. there have been colder and windier games. heather:if you are looking for "dancing with the stars" and" castle" you can watch them on me tv boston. you can see the shows at their regularly scheduled times over the air on channel 5.2 and the cable channels you just saw. ed: how will the air pressure