>> jadiann: good afternoon, everyone. breaking news out of new hampshire. f.b.i. agents search for clues in manchester in the unsolved murder of a 62-year-old woman. union leader employ ye was shot to death while out for an evening walk in august. we have the very latest from the scene in the search. >> reporter: right now investigators are still on scene. and this search area continues to expand.

initially, investigators were concentrated on this lawn all morning. they have since moved over here. this is ray street. this is where denise robert was found dead. they are trying to dig up new clues into this murder. investigators scouring the lawn of a home on carpenter street in manchester. not far from where denise robert was killed. the 62-year-old who worked for the union leader newspaper was shot and killed in august. while out on an evening walk. the night of her death, a truck was seen leaving the area. now the f.b.i. has joined manchester police and the new hampshire attorney general to continue the investigation into her murder. the scene looked at from all angles. sectioned-off grass closely combed through with metal detectors. dug up in search of ghi evidence that may help law enforcement get closer to solving this murder mystery. again, investigators are still on scene here, still trying to solve this murder.

updates on this story, we will make sure to bring them right to you. live from manchester, new hampshire, 7 news. >> jadiann: a body found charred in the burned wreckage of a burning car in worcester. victoria warren has been on the scene for us reporting there all morning. now she joins us live with more. >> >> reporter: police still have a lot of questions. because even though this neighborhood where i'm standing, there are a lot of homes. when you get up this hill behind me, where this car was found, it's aed wood area. it's pretty december late desolate. the folks here say last night unusual. neighbors upset to learn a report for a car fire led to the discovery of a dead body. i'm really shocked. >> scary. definitely scary. >> reporter: it was on swan avenue behind washington heights as this road curves uphill, it becomes a dirt road. a popular place to get some

exercise. walking trails. it is conservation land. it is really nice except that people use it to dump trash. report th woman says trash isn't the only problem she has seen. >> there have been burned-out vehicles there before. there is probably still some remains of burned-out vehicles in there. because i used to see them. i don't think anyone removed them. >> i don't walk up the hill. hill. i walk around here with the dog. >> reporter: neighbors have asked for something to be done to make the area less attractive for trouble. >> we asked that they install some cameras. but that never happened. >> reporter: as police continue to investigate, neighbors saw they saw nothing unusual. >> i'm on a cul-de-sac. sort of at the end of the road a bit. end of a dirt road. >> i didn't hear anything. they were quiet about it. >> reporter: it is too early in the investigation for police to have any identity on this victim. and also to have any information on the exact cause

live in worcester, victoria warren, 7 news. >> jadiann: now we are taking a turn to the forecast. a live look outside. temperatures klining today. some unseasonable temperatures. take it. we have no complaints coming >> jeremy: right. that is correct. lots of sunshine. look at these numbers. almost out of control. boston, 74. norwood, 75. worcester at 70 degrees. the record in the city is 78. early this morning, i didn't think that was possible. but now i'm thinking hmm, maybe we will make a run at 7, 77. the eastern half of the u.s., flooded with all sorts of warm air. twin cities in green bay, by their standards, this is warm. you notice the shading of blue at the edge of the map. cool air. typically, when one side of the country is cold, the other side of the country is going to be warm. again, these are morning temps.

still for them, it is cooler than normal. jet stream, it looks like this. this is why. it is so warm. and it's going to look like that today, tomorrow. eventually, through the weekend and especially on sunday, cold weather returns. we will talk more about that sunday forecast in a few minutes. >> jadiann: thank you, j.r. happening now. the murder trial of a local teenager continues today. jury selection resumes one day after a judge declared philip chism competent to stand trial. he is accused of raping and killing his teacher at danvers high school back in 2013. jury selection had stopped two weeks ago so chism could undergo a mental health evaluation. a violent crime in maine: three people are murdered. a gunman shot and killed two women and a man in a home in oakland. the 4-year-old shooter then killed himself. police also found a four-year-old girl inside the home. thankfully that, little girl was unharmed. an elderly woman is dead and another seriously hurt after

boston south end. the driver is telling police that solar glare may have been responsible. she says she couldn't see the women. the two friends were in a crosswalk at tremont and west boylston street when they were hit. the victims' family says the grandmother of six lived a few blocks from the scene. people who live in the area say it is a dangerous spot. >> that is what the lady kept saying. she said "i couldn't see anything. the sun was in my face." you can't see. especially with this crosswalk here. a lot of cars. people trying to cross. it's always like that. people trying to cross. cars going by. >> jadiann: no charges have been filed. we have the latest on a small plane crash in new york. police pulled plane parts out of the waters off of queens at the site where a small plane

nypd has recovered a man's body. the f.a.a. is conducting an investigation of the crash. and the plane took off from portsmouth tuesday morning, landing safely in a philadelphia area that same day. now, investigators from new york recovered debris last night. including what appears to be the fuselage and a wing after receiving a 911 call about a smalt plane possibly going down by breezy point. >> we are still searching for more parents of the airplane. ... more parts of the airplane. >> jadiann: the search for other victims was called off because of weather. that does resume today. u.s. officials say there was significant evidence a bomb was onboard a jet that crashed

they believe isis may have directly been involved. bill neely reports from cairo, egypt. >> reporter: from the moment the first rescuers arrived, the bomb was one possible cause of the crash. investigators scouring for clues for six days. now u.s. intelligence says the evidence indicates it was likely a bomb. isis has twice claimed it downed the plane. it has shown no evidence. it is active in the area. u.s. officials believe if it was a bomb, isis may be responsible. it is a strong suspicion. not a conclusion. and no evidence of explosives has been found. but it is a suspicion shared by britain. >> we formed the judgment that there is a significant possibility that the russian aircraft was brought down by an explosive device onboard. >> reporter: britain, one of three countries stopping all flights to the airport where

american rcraft have long been warned away from this area. >> we have a strong desire to get to the bottom of what exactly happened there. >> reporter: no one is ruling out a technical fault as the cause. the black box recorders are still being worked on. the egyptians are really kinning back now. the government minister saying he simply doesn't accept the u.s. theory as fact. but egypt has now fired the head of the airport from where the plane took off. ann and investigators have found really lacks security there. the russians too don't accept the u.s. theory. 23 russian tourist planes are flying into that airport today, but the russians have just sent anti-aircraft missiles to protect their warplanes in syria. they clearly believe they are now a target. back to you. >> jadiann: all right.

coming up next at noon, a child missing for more than ten years is finally found. now we know who had him. quite a sight in the sky: two men equipped with jet-packs fly alongside an airliner. >> jeremy: sunshine for the afternoon. near record warmth. the forecast up next. >> jadiann: donald trump raising a ruckus before he live. we will explain. breaking news or a story idea? you. call us on the tip line.

>> jadiann: all right. check this out. the swift pilot known as jet-man is at it again. he and his protege used their jet-packs to fly alongside an air-bus. it took place over 4,000 feet above dubai.

wednesday. a lot of work went into preparing for the choreographed flight. safety was obviously their primary focus. wow. i can hardly believe that video, j.r. can you believe someone would >> jeremy: i can. wild stuff. don't they? great video there. closer to home, some warm mostly sunny skies. clouds at times. mid-70's this afternoon. close to a record. the record in the city is actually 79. tomorrow, i think we will get there. the record tomorrow for boston, 73. november, of last year, started cold. high temps only in the low 40's, early last year. and then this year, the exact opposite. with temperatures this afternoon into the 70's. here is why. last year at this time, the jet stream was pulling cold air out from canada. december was warm. then it flipped over to you know what in january, february, and march.

at least now going into the western side of north america. salt lake city, 36. rapid city, south dakota, 34. you jump on the other side of the jet stream, 60's and 70's up and down the eastern seaboard. a warm day. boston, 74 right now. norwood at 75. worcester, 70. fitchburg at 75. also, the dew point temperatures into the mid-50's. equally impressive. i mean, you can get some warm days in november. typically, the air is dry. with dew points in the 40's. when they talk about dew points, upper 50's to around 60, quite unusual. in fact, they are going to be even higher tomorrow. those dew points tomorrow will make a run into the lower 60's. that is almost unheard of for the month of november in new england. then as we work into saturday, those are dew point temps. down into to around 40. there have been clouds off to our southwest. they have been falling apart, though, as they move toward

i thought the clouds would show up in greater numbers and block out some sun throughout the afternoon. not the case. you will have clouds down through the south coast and the cape. there may be a couple of sprinkles very late this evening and overnight tonight. in those locations. a few clouds around tonight. tomorrow, more clouds than sun. still a warm day. 7's tomorrow. there goes the cold front tomorrow night. the cold air is way back here. back through the u.s.-canadian border. that does not arrive until we head towards the second half of the weekend. saturday, still a mild day. low 60's. there is your chilly day on sunday. high temps near 50. so again today, 71-76, tomorrow, low 70's. the record in the city, 73. boston, tomorrow, around 74. patriots game on sunday, mostly sunny skies. chilly, near 50.

>> jadiann: protesters gather in new york city for a dump trump rally. those demonstrators want nbc to cancel trump's appearance on snl because of his controversial remarks about immigration and racism. the republican front-runner took a swipe at his closest rival in the polls. >> donald trumpshowing saturday night live to week because of equal time rules for television, mr. trump can only speak for four seconds in this promo. >> let me just say this. ben carson is a complete and total loser.

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>> jadiann: welcome back, everyone. an alabama boy who disappeared in 2002 has been found alive. he was just five when his mother reported him missing. now 13 years later, he was found in cleveland.

him and it was his own father. the only movement in this house, the flicker of the tv set as the f.b.i. kept a close eye on it. >> i'm shocked. >> mike nearly speechless that his next-door neighbor he knew as john was really bobby man. >> i think... he said he was from alabama. you know what i mean? i knew he was in the navy. that's what he told me. you know, i never got into his personal life. you know what i mean? >> reporter: when julian went missing in 2002, it was believed he was taken by his father. the f.b.i. was tipped off over the weekend that the hernandezes could be in cleveland. >> they were not here under the names of julian hernandez and bobby hernandez.

and f we were looking for them. >> no clue whatsoever. none. i mean, he was picking the house up. built a shed. put a fence up. totally shocked. >> reporter: well, police arrested hernandez on monday. his preliminary hearing is scheduled for november 12. a big announcement coming from nasa. what we could learn today. cameras capture a dramatic drop. diapers get quite the surprise when a burglar crashes their meal. there's a better way to specialized surgery that's right for you: lahey hospital and medical center. cardiac teams pioneering innovative treatments... and neurosurgeons at the forefront of spinal surgery... right here. america's largest live-donor

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mars today. the space agency will deliver new findings on the red planet's atmosphere. some speculate the discovery could give clues on how the climate on mars was formed. the agency announced they discovered water. remember that in flowing on the surface of the planet. that was back in september. well, there is much more to come on 7 news. including this. police officers don't typically buy you flowers after they pull you over. coming up, why these somerville officers felt they needed to bright an woman's day. >> jadiann: how a man helped his neighbors escape from a burning home. breaking news following a murder in new hampshire this summer. f.b.i. agents executing a new search today. killer?

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>> jadiann: we have two breaking news stories here at noon. the first in manchester, new hampshire. f.b.i. agents are conducting a new search for clues in the murder of denise robert. the 62-year-old was shot to death while out for a walk in august. her killer was never found. we have the latest from the scene of this new search. who worked for the union leader newspaper was shot and killed in august while out on her evening walk. the night of her death, a truck was seen leaving the area. now the f.b.i. has joined manchester police and the new hampshire attorney general to continue the investigation

into her murder. the scene looked at from all angles. sectionled-off grass closely detectors. dug up in search of any evidence that may help law enforcement get closer to solving this murder mystery. scene here. still trying to solve this case. of course, we will get more updates on this story. we will bring it to you. in manchester, new hampshire, 7 news. >> jadiann: another breaking news story out of worcester. firefighters find a body inside of a burning car. victoria warren has more from the scene. >> reporter: police blocking a neighbor's street. >> i'm shocked. i'm really shocked. >> scary. definitely scary. >> reporter: this road becomes a dirt road. a popular place to get some exercise. >> they established some walking trails. it is conservation land. it's really nice.

except that people use it to dump trash. there have been burned-out vehicles there before. there is probably still some remains of burned-out vehicles there. i used to see them. i don't anyone removed them. >> i don't walk up the hill. i'm afraid to walk up that hill. i walk around here with the dog. >> we asked that they install some cameras. that never happened. >> reporter: neighbors say they saw nothing unusual. >> i'm on a cul-de-sac at the end of the road. end of a dirt road. i didn't see or hear anything. >> reporter: in worcester, victoria warren, 7 news. >> jadiann: all right. switching gears now. turning to your forecast.

a live look outside. some unseasonable weather for this time of year. j.r. is standing by to talk about that. we are not hitting records today. we may soon. >> jeremy: yeah. it will be close today. the record in boston, 73 tomorrow. that one is going to fall tomorrow. fitchburg at 75 at this time. eastern half of the united states, all sorts of warm air. buffalo, 70. green bay at 66. temperatures across the south, 60's and 70's. here is why. the jet stream is doing this right now. think of this jet stream, this river of air between you and the neighbor. you are the warm air. your neighbor is the cool air. nothing personal. that is the case, i think, for the remainder of the week. there are some signs that the jet stream will allow some cool air to come back into new england for sunday. just one day, that won't be

the afternoon. temps between 71-76. tomorrow, much of the same. temps tomorrow into the lower 70's and lower 60's by saturday. >> jadiann: thank you, j.r.. a woman's body found burned near the railroad tracks in worcester. the question here: who left her there? we have reports from bridgewater with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: a woman's body found bound and burned near the train tracks in bridgewater. someone called 911 about a suspicious car in the neighborhood. >> we don't have any evidence at this point that the crime happened there. other than the fact that the burning definitely happened there. as it pertains to the... when the individual was killed, we don't have that information as of yet. >> reporter: neighbors tell us around midnight, they started to smell something bad and heard a commotion in the

and including this woman's daughter. >> she heard someone racing down the reed. they were racing. they seemed to be panicked. going real fast up the street. rorbt the district attorney's office doesn't know who the woman is. investigators spent the day searching the crime scene in a nearby neighborhood, hoping they will be able to figure it out. >> this is obviously a very concerning incident for this community. ly say that all of the investigative resources are being devoted to determining who the perpetrator or perpetrators of this crime are. >> reporter: in bridgewater, 7

this was after another car forced them off the road. they both suffered broken bones but are expected to be okay. a somerville woman getting a special guest from the officers who pulled her over. so when she arrived home, there were flowers waiting for her. nick emmons live for us in somerville. nick, help us understand how that happened. >> reporter:. yeah. really is. brings a smile to your face. especially given negativity surrounding police stations across the country. the mayor was out front of city hall here earlier today. did. lives matter poster. of course that, movement raising a lot of concerns about police stations and some actions across the country. but that was something to smile about and something the city wanted to get behind. this started on wednesday morning along route 16.

detail and she says this speeding down the road. she pulled her over for doing 40 in a 30 zone. walked up to her window, got her license and registration and said, hey, i'm going to let you off with a warning. as long as everything checks out with your license. the officer understood and let her off with a warning. that wasn't the only kind gesture. she followed up with flowers later on in the day. something she felt compelled to do. >> i was in a position to do something nice herler. ... for her. many people think, you know, once the traffic stop is over, that's it. they are forgotten. it is not like. that we take things and we carry it with us.

>> she came on the force in 2011. in 2012, she received an award for going to a burning building to rescue people out of the home. she is a pretty special officer. we have a lot of special officers on the somerville police department. >> reporter: pretty amazing stuff there. given flower situation here, trying to bring a smile and brighten someone's day. and then given her past, running into that burning building. as the mayor was talking about there. amazing. that is what the city says this police force is all about here. they want to get more officers like this one. >> jadiann: this winter, the m.b.t.a. unveiled their new snow-fighters that come with wider plows and snow-throwers to clear those tracks. "t" officials say they are inveing more than $83 million in new equipment. they are also promising to do a better job communicating

>> we will have more people pushing out the alerts. last year we had more people doing dispatching than we had people putting out the alerts. the back-log, they were way behind. >> jadiann: to pay for all the new equipment, they will discuss a possible raise in fares. authorities are trying to determine if a bomb onboard caused a plane to crash in egypt. killing everyone inside. u.s. intelligence says that evidence shows it was likely a bomb blast that downed the plane. isis has claimed responsibility but hasn't shown any evidence it was them. great britain also suspecting a bomb. it is onele of three countries canceling all flights to that from. >> we obviously have a strong desire to get to the bottom of what happened there. >> we formed the judgment that there is a significant possibility that the russian aircraft was brought down by an explosive device onboard.

reject this theory of a bomb. caught on camera: fast burglary suspect crashing inside a florida restaurant. watch carefully here. footage shows the man falling right there. literally, through the ceiling. officers say the 30-year-old was trying to crawl down to get to the office that's where the restaurant's safe is. instead, he ended up over the dining room. customers held him down until and arrest him. a man rushes to the rest kuhl of a family trapped in a burning building. a mother forced to make a desperate decision. the man says nothing was going to keep him from catching that little girl. >> the majority of the heat was from about here up to the top. >> reporter: mark can't some reliving the events of sunday night. he was at home relaxing. he noticed a bright light on

then this. frantic screams for help coming from the next-door duplex. he found the place engulfed in flames. a family of five was trapped in the down-stairs apartment. a family of four upstairs. >> my husband usually knows what to do. he froze. he didn't move at all. i had to step into action. >> reporter: cheyenne james tapped into what she calls her momma skills. with the fire growing inside, she raced over to the second-story window. cheyenne settled her nerves and dropped her baby below. >> you realize that that child's well-being is in your hands. miss. nothing. >> reporter: the two-year-old was the next to drop. the passer-by caught him. cheyenne and her husband then jumped to safety themselves. this as the family down-stairs climbed out of their window. >> a fire doubles in size

every 30 seconds. it was growing like you can't believe. they all got very lucky. >> reporter: very lucky, indeed. perhaps nobody knows that better than cheyenne and her family. >> i never thought our house would catch on fire ever. >> i feel like i'm somebody who stepped up when somebody needed some help. i would hope and pray that anybody would do the same. >> jadiann: wow. what an angel. officials are still investigating what caused the fire in the first place. and ahead on 7 news, big dogs are known for their big appetites. this st. bernard bit off more than he could chew. who you should start and who you should sit. we get the upper hand on this year's fantasy fixer.

>> jeremy: man, this november thing, this is easy, huh? sunny skies. warm. temps this afternoon, low to mid-70's. the record in the city tomorrow, 73. we will get there. 73, 74. colder by sunday. again, it is all relevant. when you come off the week of 60's and 70's, then 50 degrees sunday afternoon, it will feel colder out. closer to normal.

chilly out west. warm on the eastern seaboard. pause of the jet stream looking like this. carving out a dip in that fashion there. that is where you find all your chilly air. i do think on sunday, this jet stream, at least temporarily, will position itself to shove the warm air out of the northeast. in terms of establishing a new pattern, a colder pattern, i don't have that in the forecast just yet. 74 in town right now. norwood at 75. dew point temperatures also above normal for this time of year. running in the middle and upper 50's. in fact, i think they will be higher tomorrow. added humidity through the air. leading to some cloudiness. the clouds are starting to build. as we work into the afternoon, skies may turn overcast. metro-boston. south of town, you will hold on to the clouds. even a couple of sprinkles possible. that is what we are seeing right now. connecticut and rhode island. if you have outdoor plans this afternoon, i would keep them.

seaboard is with us for the remainder of the day. really, the remainder of the week. we have similar weather on the way for tomorrow. it is warm. a little bit of humidity. i do think there may. >> sprinkles overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. here comes a cold front. again, that will help to rearrange that jet stream by friday night. again, a passing shower possible after dark tomorrow night. otherwise, this moves the weather out of new england on saturday. but still mild. i mean, usually right behind these cold fronts, the air turns sharply colder. in this situation, it is going to lag a little bit. that chill ideal air doesn't return to new england until sunday. mostly sunny skies. normal high is 55. it is not overbearing or anything like. that when it is so warm, it will feel cooler than what you are used to, certainly. redskins-patriots on sunday. patriots by three touchdowns on this one. >> jadiann: i'm here with

hey, pats fans. the pats, one of four teams undefeated right now. they will take on washington. who is poised to have a good game? >> reporter: jadiann, the n.f.l. all about matchups. the patriots offense, a bad matchup for anybody. dion lou wye, the toughest matchup on this team next to rob gronkowski. we have seen what he has done this year. washington's defense, 26th against the run. sfvs >> jadiann: washington one game out of first place. their offense is inconsistent a little bit. >> yeah. the nfc east. 3-4. one game out of first place. they haven't found stability there. garson, a receiver around the n.f.l. for a while. very inconsistent this year.

the patriots. no bigger surprise than the oakland raiders. one of the best quarterbacks in football. 15 touchdowns and three interceptions. >> jadiann: go set your lineup. another surprise coming up with dion lewis in another episode of who did it better. a game of go fetch ends with a dog rushed to the emergency room. oh, man. see what happens.

>> jadiann: a dog in montana bites off more than she could chew. she ended up with a 14-inch stick stuck in her throat. that is horde to even say. the situation was tough to swallow. veterinarians worked fast to

here is how. big dogs typically have big appetites. for this st. bernard puppy willow, eating was a pain. >> every time we fed willow, he would start yelping. >> jadiann: veterinarians at two shelters were stumped. multiple tests, x-rays and ineffective. >> we actually said, it would be great if there was something in there i could grab and make it better. >> they found a rather large stick with the end scope. >> i was thinking a twig. >> jadiann: doctors carefully bigled the stick free. >> i was the crazy shocking. i have never seen anything quite like this.

it had all these branches off. >> jadiann: it will take weeks, maybe months of healing. no matter how much time passes, no one involved will ever forget willow. >> precious. >> jadiann: oh, poor thing. the bills for the hospital visits totaled more than $5,000. all right. up next on 7 news, she is a superstar but in real life, it looks like serena has some

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>> jadiann: a would-be thief gets served by serena williams. a man takes off with her cell phone. she was impressed with herself, pooeing that picture on her facebook page. there is a message she wants everyone to walk away with. kim khazei explains. >> reporter: superstar on the tennis court channeling her superhero while out to eat with a friend last night. serena williams posted this picture on facebook, telling fans that she stopped fast man who stole her phone. williams said her superhero sense kicked in. while the man was standing next to her stable table. williams says the next thing she knew, the man grabbed her phone and ran. the thief was no match for the tennis champion. because she rek aed without even thinking. "i jumped up, weaved my way in and out of the cozy restaurant, leaping over a chair or two and chased him down. he began to run but i was too fast. those sprints came in handy." the 34-year-old called it a

win for the ladies. telling her followers, "i was upon him in a flash." listen to your superhero inner voice. keep your things close. fight for what's right. stand for what you believe in. be a superhero. just because you are a lady, don't be afraid to step up to any challenge and not be a victim but a hero. kim khazei, 7 news. >> jadiann: an unexpected guest stole the show at the 49th annual cma awards. pop star justin timberlake took the stage with country newcomer chris stapleton. stapleton was actually the big winner of the night. taking home theme awards. including male vocalist of the year. voice coaches blake shelton and given stefani confirm they are, in fact, dating. shelton split from miranda lambert after four years of marriage in july.

stefani announced that she was getting a divorce after 13 years. burlington's own amy poehler, a musician, actress kerry brown, seen at a wedding during a book reading in california. poehler helped out. she played the piano during the ceremony. j.v. here. hopefully, he will play the guitar a little for us while he does weather. i know you can. >> jeremy: i need to tune it up. perhaps tomorrow. i'm here all week. record warmth tomorrow. we will get to that record of 73 tomorrow. >> jadiann: maybe next time, j.r. 7 news continues at 4:00.