maria: breaking news and the unsolved murder of the woman in princeton. ed: an armed robber caught on camera. what is different about this video that police say could lead to an arrest. >> how long the times will last and when we will get winter cold. gave him a second chance. >> this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 7:00. ed: police are looking for an suv in connection of the woman in princeton. good evening. i'm ed harding. maria: i'm maria stephanos. vanessa marcotte was killed three months ago while out for a run. newscenter 5's john atwater is live in princeton with the new clues and the warning from police.

spanned three months. people who live here are hoping this clue can lead to answers. a dark-colored suv was parked here along the road where vanessa marcotte's body was found. witnesses saw it the afternoon of august 7 right around the time the 27-year-old left her family's home for a run she was never seen again. for more than 3 months now, her family and this community have waited for answers. that is the part that is unnerving. no one has an answer. reporter: people who live here hope this clue can help lead to justice. police are asking to think back to that sunday afternoon and they are asking for a phone call if they know someone who may have had access to a dark suv, that man may have had visible injuries. marotte was here, visiting from new york, and tonight, outside her family's home on the same road she disappeared a lingering hope that someone will come

>> absolutely hopeful especially . every lead, i'm assuming they are very important. reporter: police are looking for that dark-colored suv. they have no other detailed information about that car. live in princeton. ed: breaking news, it involves the red sox. he has won the he's the first red sox pitcher to get the. maria: the search is on for this man, it shows him storming into a gas station armed with a big gun. david is live with what the robber said to the clerk. reporter: a hot mike has caused

and writing just before the robber walks in. the robbers says please, as he raises the gun to his shoulder. >> open the register please. open the register now. hurry up. give me the money. reporter: he grabs a handful of cash out the door and gone. >> and got no one got hurt. reporter: he's never seen anything like it. the robber got away with between 300 and $400. >> that is quite a bit of money. >> that is a days cash sales. reporter: they hope someone will recognize this robber by the sound of this voice. >> hurry up.

and you say that is the person. reporter: another security camera is on the outside but it is pointed at the pump. the owner thinks he avoided it by going along the side of the building. ed: police have an arrest warrant for the boyfriend of one of the victims and a stabbing. court documents identify 26-year-old jeffrey labathe of hyde park as the attacker. police say he attacked a 23-year-old woman and her 43-year-old mom in their home on huntington avenue ine he's also accused of breaking windows at the home and smashing up the victim's suv. the landlord today mopped up the trail of blood. >> some talk too much. >> have there been fights? ed: he told police he came to get his laptop. maria: three people are under

police swarmed a shopping center in burlington this afternoon after the men tried to pass off fake cash. newscenter 5's mary saladna is live in burlington with the investigation. mary: we're live at police headquarters. police are still booking three of the four suspects accused of trying to pay with a phony $100 bill at the bed bath & beyond. the men fled on foot when that time police cornered them. three of them were arrested. one of them did get away. sky 5 was overhead. police tell me the fourth suspect is still at large. they have issued a reverse 911 to alert them of that.

we will keep you posted on what is happening. ed: the state's highest court will decide how to the side convictions with a crime lab technician. they heard arguments from the aclu tied to annie dookhan, who admitted to falsifying evidence while she worked at the state crime lab. hundreds of drug convictions have been overturned as a result. but there are 20,000 more that the aclu wants thrown out. >> it is time for the commonwealth to actually restore integrity of the justice system. that means allowing these folks to move on with their lives. ed: no timetable on when the sjc will make its decision. maria: president-elect donald trump staying mostly out of sight as he continues working on his transition team, but today he did meet for about a half hour with a familiar face. the patriots haven't said why owner robert kraft was there. meanwhile in washington, vp

mike pence met privately with vice president joe biden. the trump team is denying the reports of turbulence inside the transition. ed: governor charlie baker also spending some time with vice president elect pence. baker is just back from a meeting of republican governors. he says he'll be watching the trump transition closely and is already troubled by the appointment of chief strategist steve bannon who critics call racist, sexist, and anti-semitic. >> some of his previous remarks and activities, that was a concern to me. the thing i'm going to worry about here is making sure whether working with the delegation or trying to work with the new administration that the interest and the concerns of the people of the commonwealth are represented by what happens going forward. ed: baker said he'll fight any attempts by the administration to cut off federal funding to massachusetts cities that are

maria: the immigration issue taking center stage at tufts university where some students are pushing to make the school a sanctuary campus. about 200 students rallied in support of the idea today. being a sanctuary campus would mean limiting cooperation with federal immigration authorities. there are 2 dozen undocumented students at tufts, including one young man who has lived in this country for 12 years. >> i have lived here my entire life. i don't know mexico. i will fight for my place to stay in this country. maria: the university's president told students today he will explore what it means to be a sanctuary campus. unsafe lead levels found in hundreds of local schools. ed: as we continue, request from the ministry at her try to test

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more money to test unsafe lead levels in school water after about half the schools tested so far have show unsafe lead levels. the commonwealth started the testing last spring after news of the water crisis in flint, michigan. so far, about $2 million has been spent to test 450 schools. the commissioner of the mass department of environmental protection tells newscenter 5 his department needs another $750,000 to test nearly 400 more schools. maria: story. bob weeks, known for those amazing lobster rolls. he was sick and needed a new kidney. a lot of you reached out and got tested. something he is grateful for, but someone close to bob who ended up saving his life. >> there is so much in this moment.

love the ocean, flowers, who loved life and who saved bob. this is judy. >> she really loved bob. they go back a long time. reporter: she worked for bob. she actually made those lobster rolls. she was devastated when she learned he was battling serious kidney issues and needed a transplant. >> she loved those shoes. quite she was in her home when she collapsed. she started bleeding between her skull and blaine -- and her brain. they learned judy was not going to make it. that is when blair made a tough decision that ended up saving bob. >> we want bob to be the

said it's not done that way. i just knew it was going to work. nobody can tell me anything. it was going to work. >> you knew who you were getting the kidney from. that is hard for you. >> it is still hard. it is still hard. i think about judy every morning when i wake up. it is still hard. match. it did. everything lined up. it was a success. the pain of losing his friend is with bob every moment. >> judy talked about doing something for you. i've known her since i was a teenager. reporter: a part of her lives in

that is what i keep thinking. you could not write this. it was just something that was divine and it happened. she wanted to do it. be an organ donor. you give people a chance at another life. reporter: you can see bob looks great. fully recovered. he said i have some breaking news. he said i am off dialy just fine. which is amazing. ed: he looks fabulous. maria: he did. it is hard for him but he appreciates and loves that incredible gesture. ed: judy made the lobster rules. maria: they are good. ed: that is quite a story.

to enjoy mild november weather. when the change comes it is going to catch your attention. 52 degrees. we have a westerly wind. notice this clearing trend working through connecticut into western massachusetts. it continues to edge north. that should be the trend overnight for partial clearing. the wind is going to start fairly dry air and light wind. temperatures in the normal cold spots. other areas will be in the 40's. we will start off tomorrow morning. that is not as cold. you see how mild it is.

65 in indianapolis. tomorrow, temperatures should babe and 55 and 60 degrees. more sunshine then you had today. with today's 62 tacked on, we are about average for the month. he see the mild air to the west. we are golden for a wild. here is where the change is going to come. p southeastward. that time, the cold that is coming, it is going to be accompanied by gusty wind. we will introduce a wind chill later as well. skies should be more clear. friday looks like a great day.

the region. so bright on friday. temperature pleasant as well. get to saturday. some of those approach from the east. the two will converge over us. we are going to catch a piece of the development. probably some showers on sunday. this could produce some snow. you can see the wind and cold is what we will be dealing with. a change in the pattern is your transition day. with wind it may not make it to 40 degrees. the wind chill will be down compared to what we have experienced.

drill. >> as you heard, your american cy young winner. the announcement was made an hour ago. he was surrounded by family and friends. >> it is unbelievable. i have my family standing here. i don't think they know yet. ha >> i don't want to limit how difficult it was. i take a lot of pride in what i do. the pressure i was putting on myself, pressure playing in a city like that. it is something i could not get out of my own way. anchor: he worked on his

think about how you feel if you are in detroit. rick porcello, justin, -- maria: one his mom came over. ed: the best part was him saying how tough it was. >> a lot of folks don't admit it. ed: don't go away. maria: we have seen it. maybe you haven't. there is a new tom brady commercial we want to show you. >> it takes a hit at recent scandals that had everyone talking. >> >> just because something is great doesn't mean anything is going on.

>> the word deflategate is not mentioned but there is no doubt about what they are talking about. >> there is your answer right there. the other thing, roger goodell watching this commercial. going right past it. ed: i want to see him handing tom brady the trophy. ed: a local campaign giving a

maria: five for good. a big boost to the local organization. ed: at&t is donating money to the run that begins and ends at fenway park. the group helps veterans transferred back into civilian life. w cvb is also a sponsor. harvey is back with a quick look at the weather.

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maria: we are talking about cleaning off the roof and the ground and all that stuff. harvey: they think you're are talking about snow. not yet. a little bit but not yet. the cold is early next week.

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