>> christa: u.s. air strike in syria targeting the isis terrorist known as jihadi john. the wanted terrorist has appeared in several brutal videos released by isis. >> jadiann: he is believed to have been behind several beheldings. including massachusetts native

>> reporter: jihadi john: u.s. officials are work right now to confirm he was, in fact, killed in this attack. here in rochester, new hampshire, james foley's parents through a statement said this latest development offers little comfort. james foley last spoke to his parents in november of 2012. a week before he was kidnapped in syria. in august of last year, they learned of his gruesome murder posted in a video on-line. his masked killer came to be known as jihadi john, was later identified. thursday night, the pentagon announced that u.s. forces had targeted emwazi with an air strike. foley's parents find little killing. in a statement they said q. back. if only so much effort had been given to finding and rescuing jim and the other hostages who were subsequently murdered by isis, they might be alive today." foley grew up in wolfeboro, new hampshire and had been working as a freelance

was captured. a number of other hostages were murdered in similar videos. the figure spoke english in a british accent. >> we will continue to strike the next of your people. >> emwazi is a british citizen believed to have been born in kuwait. officials believe he was killed in the air strike carried out in syria. >> we are still assessing the results of this strike. but the terrorists need to know this. your days are numbered. and you will be defeated. >> reporter: in their statement, the tollies also added that their focus right is on jim's life. in rochester, new hampshire, 7 news. >> jadiann: breaking news today. new york state prisoner david sweat pleads guilty to three felony charges related to his escape from prison. sweat, a convicted murderer, was the subject of a three-week manhunt this past summer.

he along with a fellow prisoner richard matt escaped from the clinton correctional facility last june. matt was shot and killed by officers. >> christa: fanduel and draft kings filing suit against new york's attorney general. both fantasy sports companies filing today, asking that the new york supreme court halt current efforts to shut down the popular on-line games once again in the state. new york's attorney general says the web sites are illegal because regulators believe it is a form of gambling. >> jadiann: happening today: a mother and her boyfriend in court after a teen tragedy in rochester, new hampshire. police say the woman provided her daughter with a lethal dose of drugs. the teen was later found dead in a motel room. nicole oliverio live in rochester with the latest for us. nicole? >> reporter: well, both that mother and her boyfriend were arraigned inside a court just minutes ago. we learned not only were they there when this teen allegedly overdosed and died, prosecutors say they waited nearly 90 minutes to call

and deleted text messages. those who knew 17-year-old eve tarmey say she never had a chance. a teen who claims he was the girl's boyfriend says the woman who should have protected eve, her mother, is responsible for her death. >> i think the mother introduced her to everything. the mother and the boyfriend. they just got her hooked on it. >> reporter: in court, eve's mother and her boyfriend were charged with contributing to the girl's death and covering up evidence. >> the mother. how can she say she loves her daughter when she did these things to her daughter? >> reporter: eve was found unresponsive in a rochester motel where she lived with her mother and the boyfriend. she accidentally overdosed on the prescription drug fentanyl. more powerful than heroin. prosecutors say the two gave eve to drug and were in the motel room when she died. >> i'm sick to my stomach. and glad they are finally arrested. >> reporter: a woman who identified herself as only mary claims the three lived in her fiance's motel two years

ago. she claims even then, eve appeared drugged and says the mother was prostituting herself. >> eve was so young. i called the rochester police department. i called dhhs. dhhs never showed up. >> reporter: that woman mary saying the only thing she thinks she could have done would have been to kidnap her. she said she wanted to be a voice for the 17-year-old. live in rochester, new hampshire, nicole oliverio, 7 news. >> christa: turning to your weather now. go ahead. put away the umbrellas today. we have a windy weekend ahead. for more on that, let's get over to bri eggers. >> bri: certainly windy out there. some spot showers. i wouldn't recommend the umbrella. even for those showers. look at the wind gusts. 25-35 miles per hour at this point.

finally climbing to near 60? the city of boston sitting at 58 right now. 60 in new bedford. and where did our great sunshine go? well, here come the cloud cover. we are also in for the spot showers. already falling near groton right now. the northeastern part of worcester county. and moving in. through the afternoon, this is what we can expect. light showers. they don't stick around for very long. they don't amount to much. there is enough energy still come around the bottom of the system that we could continue to see that spotty activity through the afternoon. next couple of days, gusty winds, staying with us. and tomorrow, the cooling temperatures will feel very chilly with those blustery winds. what does the rest of the weekend look like? more details in a few minutes. >> jadiann: a woman claiming she was injured in the marathon bombing pleads guilty to defraud one fund, boston. she claims she suffered a traumatic brain injury after running into the second blast. prosecutors say that isn't true. steve cooper live for us outside the suffolk superior

court with more details. steve? >> reporter: lee spent the past couple of years in a very public way, telling her story. at times, criticizing the one fund that was distributing all that money. but today she came here to suffolk superior court and had a different tale to tell. and she pleaded guilty. >> guilty. >> reporter: after she spent two years claiming she suffered a traumatic brain injury running towards the second bomb blast at the marathon finish line in 2013,, the 41-year-old had a change court. and a change of plea. pleading guilty to six counts that included defrauding the one fund by filing false claims for her injuries she never suffered at the bombing. in fact, prosecutors say she let the air... left the area before the explosions and was a block and a half away on fairfield street. >> the defendant was not within 5-15 feet of the bomb blast as she claimed.

she did not sustain a traumatic brain injury. >> reporter: prosecutors wanted lee sentenced to three years behind bars for receiving nearly $40,000 in assistance. but in the end, the judge sentenced her to a year behind bars suspended for three years which means she won't be sent to prison. what did you want to say? did you want to say anything to the victims? she declined to apologize to the victims' families or survivors. the victim. injured. her false claims were a stupid decision, he says. >> she did a stupid thing. she did a stupid thing. she made a claim for stuff she didn't need to. reporth aside from the suspended sentence, the judge ordered lee to repay all the money that she has received. and do it as soon as possible. also to serve 300 hours of community service and she will be on probation for the next three years as well. we are live from boston this afternoon, steve cooper, 7 news. >> christa: now the race for the white house today: donald

out in iowa. boy, he went after his rivals. pulling no punches. quite a rambling speech. here is nancy chen with more on his message. >> i would bomb the (bleep) out of them. >> reporter: donald trump giving his most bizarre speech yet. talking about his plan to take out isis. >> i would just bomb those suckers. and that's right. i would blow up the pipes. inch. there would be nothing left. i will take the oil. >> reporter: he included his most aggressive attack on ben carson. accusing him of bag liar and comparing him to a child molester. >> he said he's got pathological disease. he actually said pathological temper: then he defined it as disease. he said he has pathological disease. now, if you are pathological, there is no cure for that, folks. >> reporter: at one point,

podium and pulled his belt buckle up and down to mock ben carson's story about trying to stab someone. moments later, trump told the crowd he can't understand why anyone supports carson who is essentially tied with him for states. >> how stupid are the people of iowa? the country? to believe this crap. >> reporter: carson's campaign fired back saying trump was bitter and rambling. he says trump likes carson but resent seeing him on the rise. what nancy chen, 7 news. >> jadiann: jeb bush and rand paul campaigning in new hampshire today. bush attended a town hall in franklin. and hold a town hall in portsmouth. >> christa: democrats will meet and have their second debate in iowa. meantime, a new poll finds hillary clinton is the

candidate who really can bring change. according to the "new york times" survey. 62% of voters would be affected. about 51% polled gave the thumbs-up to bernie sanders. sanders, meantime, is inspiring college students across the country to protest mounting student loan debt and rallied for free tuition at public universities. students in philadelphia took part in thursday's million-student march. and here at home, about 50 students from the boston area gathered on northeastern's campus for a demonstration as well. back in june, sanders said republicans would be forced to tackle the issue if a million young people marched on washington. >> jadiann: coming up, a close encounter for a connecticut couple. now they are speaking out about their honeymoon shark scare. >> christa: the m.b.t.a. reveals the winning design for new trains on three of its lines. >> jadiann: driver drama for uber. a woman says her driver lost

her in the car until she... locked her in the car until

>> jadiann: raccoons as art themes? in oregon, police found these four raccoons hiding on a shelf. luckily, the masked bandits didn't get away with any prized art. >> christa: oh, yeah. they are preerbing it. that's all. right? didn't know they were art aficionados. pretty funny seeing them there. bri was talking about a cat on a window sill day. >> bri: winds kicking up. those gusts are anywhere between 25-35 miles per hour. and they only strengthen as we go through the day today. and into tomorrow as well.

that is really the big headline for the weekend. or at least for today and starring the weekend off tomorrow. blustery, windy, gusty conditions. the wind advisory goes into effect starting at 1:00 this afternoon and stretching into tomorrow morning. but i have a feeling that might be extended through tomorrow. we will keep an eye on it for you. current temperature, impressive, though. bright sunshine to start. help those temps to warm. we have some warm air above in the upper atmosphere upstairs. that is helping the winds, sort of mixing that pot down. we are close to 60 degrees. here are some of the clouds. unfortunately, the bright start can't stay stay with us into the afternoon. we have those spot showers that will pop up. and then they move on very quickly. i don't even think an umbrella is very necessary for these. we have a lot of dry air in place down below the showers. it will take a lot for them to really spike and make it to the ground. a few drops is is a possibility. i'm saying 20% chance of spot showers through today. it is because of all of this

energy that is still rotating around that big storm system to the north of maine. as we move through the timeline here, even this forecast model, maybe underdoing the showers. just bringing them through intermittently throughout the day. it is tough to say who gets them, who doesn't. most of us will stay dry. as we move through tonight. look what happens. snow showers in the berkshires and possibly some flurries as we get off into the worcester hills. now, again, just a very slight chance of showers today. then we are dry through the rest of the weekend. and in through much of next week, if not all of it, wind gusts really will be the top of the weather forecast for today and tomorrow. first out of the west, southwest for today. then out of the west. then tomorrow at times, gusting out of the northwest. that is a very chilly breeze. with our temperatures dropping tomorrow, from near 60 today to near 50 tomorrow, really topping out in the upper 40's. it is going to feel very chilly. maybe heading out to new york

for the big patriots game as we get into sunday, it will be cool but it will be clear. a lot less windy than it is today. here is a look at my 7 on 7 forecast. very chilly and blustery tomorrow. will enjoy that sunshine. sure. that warm-up still in store for the end of next week. you. a connecticut couple getting up close and personal with an aggressive shark. mouth open, in attack mode. the shark made a line for the cage. diving session. they were on their honeymoon. right? south africa. >> jadiann: now they are sharing that account of this jaw-dropping encounter. adam williams has the story. >> reporter: lots of newlyweds enjoyed looking at their honeymoon videos. the rileys especially enjoyed this one. >> it all happened so fast. the shark came out of nowhere. out of the murky water. >> reporter: his bride had seen enough sharks and was back on the ship out of the cage.

>> i was right behind it. like, looking over the rail. i saw the shark come and slam into the cage. i didn't know it went inside until we watched the video. i just thought, well, he is going to be happy about that footage. >> reporter: some people are blasting the shark cage company for endanger the animal. the story is on-line all over the world. >> it is kind of funny to see all the different articles out there. it is like, "extreme diver." narrowly escapes death. it is funny reading all those things. you know, it didn't seem that dangerous or crazy when it was happening. >> reporter: adam williams, 7 news. >> christa: wow. still ahead, a stressful ride with uber. what one woman says happened

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a chicago woman describing tense moments after a ride with an uber driver. >> christa: she claims this driver locked her in, wouldn't let her out after he said the ride should have cost more. for ten terrifying minutes, gia said she was locked in a stranger's car. >> your first instinct is like, this is a joke. like, let me out of the car. she requested an uber on monday to travel about a mile from a bank to work. the app charged her $5. but she says her driver thought the ride should cost her more. when she refused to pay him more, he locked her in. >> i was going to kick out the windows. she called 911. he finally let her go. she says the harassment didn't stop there. >> he followed me up to the shop, got out and started screaming. >> she contacted the ride-sharing company and posted about her uber nightmare on social media. she says friends shared similar stories. one woman saying she ended up throwing money at her driver just to get away. >> you just never know. you hear all these different

>> reporter: uber finally responded, saying the driver was deactivated and violated company policy. uber called the situation frustrating and unusual but added all drivers are trained and are thoroughly vetted. >> he was threatening. >> reporter: she says the risk for a ride isn't worth it. the experience has been traumatizing for her. >> i don't feel comfortable using the company anymore. >> reporter: if you ever are in a similar situation and feel threatened, call 911 immediately like that woman did. file a police report. >> jadiann: coming up, rob gronkowski with an adventure

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the league may suspend him. the colorado forward received a ten-minute penalty for the hit on mar chand. moments later, he punched him. he received a penalty. the bruins lost-2. we still don't know if jamie collins will be able to play giants. the n.f.l. network reporting collins has a virus and hasn't even been able to eat. he has been feeling weak. right now he is being kept away from gillette stadium and hasn't practiced this week after missing last sunday's game. >> jadiann: rob gronkowski and his uncle paul star in a new ad for jet blue. he tries to convince his uncle who is a real pilot for jet blue to fly the plane. >> you are my uncle and the chief pilot. it is a no-brainer. >> you know i can't let that happen. >> what am i supposed to do?

>> jadiann: jet blue is using the commercial to announce that it is now the official airline of the patriots. the company says this ad was the first part in a five-part series. soy would imagine we will see more dance moves to come. >> christa: you know, it seems like a gronkism, doesn't it? all else fails to stand. this is what you do. >> jadiann: turn it into a party. much more to come on 7 news. rok-a-thon wrapping up in new york. we take a look at the stops he took including boston. >> bri: what a riot. we have to talk about the weekend forecast. gusty winds right now. chillier temperatures tomorrow. that is coming up next. >> christa: a teen tragedy in new hampshire to report. a mo their accused of supplying her own teen daughter with a deadly dose of drugs. she is facing a judge today. >> jadiann: an isis terrorist behind the beheadings of americans targeted by a u.s.

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>> christa: a u.s. air strike in syria targeting the isis terrorist known as jihadi john. he is a wanted terrorist who has appeared in several videos terror. f james foley last spoke to his parents a week before he was kidnapped in syria. in august of last year, they learned of his gruesome murder posted in a video on-line. his masked killer came to be known as jihadi john. later identified as mohammed thursday night, the pentagon targeted emwazi with an air strike.

very little solace in the possible killing. they said "his death does not bring jim back. if only so much effort had been give given to finding and rescuing jim and the other hostages, they might be alive today." foley grew up in wolfeboro, new hampshire and had been work as freelance journalist in syria when he was captured. several other hostages were murdered in similar videos. the figure spoke english in a british accent. >> we continue to strike the next of your people. >> reporter: emwazi is a british citizen born in kuwait. u.s. officials are working to confirm he was killed in the air strike, carried out in syria. >> we are still assessing the results of this strike. but the terrorist associated need to know this. your days are numbered. and you will be defeated. >> reporter: the foleys added

on jim's life. in rochester, new hampshire, 7 news. >> jadiann: breaking news right now. convicted marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev fess appeal for a new trial is set to be heard on december 1. attorneys for tsarnaev have appealed his conviction and death sentence. arguing that pub list dismade it impossible for him to get a fair trial and that capital punishment is unconstitutional. tsarnaev was sentenced to death in june for helping his older brother carry out the 2013 marathon bombings that killed three people and injured more than 200 others. >> christa: also breaking this hour: new york state prisoner david sweat pleading guilty to three felony charges related to his escape from prison over the summer. sweat, a convicted murderer, was the subject of a three-week manhunt. he, along with fellow prisoner richard matt escaped from the clinton correctional facility. in june, matt was shot and killed by federal agents. >> jadiann: fanduel and draft kings fueling suit against new york's attorney general. both companies filed today asking the supreme court to

halt current efforts to shut down the popular on-line games in new york state. new york's attorney general says the web sites are illegal because regulators there say it is a form of gambling. >> christa: happening today: a mother and her boyfriend called to court after a teen tragedy up in rochester, new hampshire. police say the woman provided her own daughter with a lethal dose of powerful drugs and sadly, this teenager was found dead inside a motel room. here is nicole oliverio with the latest. >> reporter: those who knew 17-year-old eve tarmey say she never had a chance. boyfriend says the woman who should have protected eve, her death. >> i think the mother. introduced her to everything. the mother and the boyfriend. they just got her hooked on it. >> reporter: in court, eve's mother and boyfriend were charged with contributing to the girl's death and covering up evidence. >> the mother... how can she say she loves her daughter

when she did these things to her daughter? >> reporter: last month, eve was found unresponsive in a rochester motel. she accidentally overdosed on the prescription drug fentanyl, a drug more powerful than heroin. prosecutors say rood and ross gave eve to drugs and were in the motel room when she died. >> i'm sick to my stomach. and glad they are finally arrested are. report@woman claims the three lived at her fiance's motel three years ago. she says appeared drugged and rood was prostituting herself. >> knowing eve was so young, and feeling like she was on drugs back then, i called the rochester police department. and i called dhhs. and they... dhhs never showed >> reporter: in court, we learned the mother's boyfriend allegedly waid to call police. instead, he threw out evidence first, called his drug dealer

and deleted text messages implicating him in a possible crime. in rochester, new hampshire, 7 >> jadiann: we have some windy weather ahead. you may want to button up. for more on the forecast, let's get straight over to bri eggers. >> bri: yeah. you might take off like mary poppins. the gusts between 25-35 miles per hour at this point. but wind advisory will go into effect this afternoon. in through tomorrow morning. for cape cod and the islands. 45-plus. that could be the case as we get into even overnight hours. this is making leaf clean-up difficult. and also more necessary. kind of a conundrum there. current temperatures, mid to upper 50's. the possibility of getting into the low 60's in many spots today. and we are also still seeing some of those pop showers. now, i know you look out to the west. you think wait, that looks more than spot showers, bri: i understand. they are kind of dying down as east.

nevertheless, you might get a little bit wet and then those showers move on out. dry through the rest of the weekend. we will get to those details coming up in a few minutes. >> christa: all right, bri. a woman speaking about the loss of her cousin after his body with us discovered on a beach in plymouth. the body of 18-year-old was discovered thursday. he lived in mansfield. hadn't been seen since october 17. his cause of death still unclear. family members have been praying that he be found alive. >> when the detective called me and said we have news for you, i was running and i said, well, hopefully, they found him. he is fine. there was a... he was a good guy. very nice boy. and everybody is sad right now. >> reporter: police do not suspect foul play. >> jadiann: now a story you saw first on 7: an m.b.t.a. bus driver is talking about

have saved local veteran's life on veteran's day. police officers working a construction detail in dorchester. after the passenger held a hatchet to his neck and threatened to kill himself. the officers didn't have to use their weapons to disarm the man. >> i was pretty much having a conversation with them. to keep them at ease. and he was telling me all this stuff that he has been through. >> the simple words "thank you for your service" was what it took for him to put the ax down. report a judge ordered the man to undergo a mental health evaluation. >> christa: the n.t.s.b. announcing it found the bridge deck of the el pharaoh cargo ship that sank last month. search crews are still searching for the black box that is usually attached to the bridge. the data recorder box is still missing. the ship disappeared during hurricane with a wean near the bahamas. 33 people went down with the ship, including three crew members from here in

winthrop native keith griffin, jeffrey ma these of kingston were an board. >> jadiann: a secret service agent facing charges after he allegedly sent obscene messages to someone he thought police arrested the 37-year-old lee robert moore after the girl he thought was underage turned out to be an undercover police officer. even admitted to sending explicit messages while he was on duty at the white house. the university of missouri has appointed its interim president. 68-year-old mid call middleton will serve as the presidentnal replacement is named. middleton is recently retired senior administrator of the university and a professor of law. he takes over for tim wolfe. now, you will remember, that is the man resigned monday. missouri's chancellor announced he would leave his position at the end of next month. he will take a new position at the school beginning in january. >> christa: new details now on accusations of domestic

violence surrounding cowboys player greg hardy. earlier this week, deadspin published the 126-page with the n.f.l. and the players association. according to the transcript, hardy's attorney said the woman tripped and fell, ending up with bruises. the transcript also shows his attorney's describing the accuser as suicidal. this is back in 2014. that he was convicted of choking his ex-girlfriend, slamming her into the bathroom wall, and throwing her on a bed which was covered with assault weapons. it was later overturned on appeal. two weeks after the meeting, hardy signed a one-year deal with the dallas cowboys. >> jadiann: new details in the arrest of jarred fogle. prosecutors are looking for the maximum sentence against the former subway spokesman. prosecutors asked the judge to sentence him to 12.5 years in supervised probation. thursday on possession of

with a minor. >> christa: the surviving victims of a balcony collapse in california have filed a lawsuit. the manager apparently did not close off the structure. six college students were killed when that balcony collapsed back in june. >> jadiann: police have fired the florida officer who shot and killed a man whose car was broken down on the highway last month. an attorney for the family of the 31-year-old cory jones says he was waiting for a tow truck when a plain-clothed officer confronted him. officials haven't given a reason for the termination. an investigation is under way into whether he will face criminal charges. >> christa: a driver on a high-speed pursuit going the wrong way down a highway in southern california. you can see the car is racing past other vehicles. th this was on thursday. police arrested the man and woman after the chase ended. possibly involved in two

different robberies. >> jadiann: three men broke into a home in california. they got a little hungry as they ransacked the house. this video shows the suspect raiding the fridge. getting a little juice. the home owner was away during the break-in. obviously, had cameras set up. they hope this video will help identify the other two. my, is he thirsty. >> christa: i was going to say. didn't even bother getting a glass. a worker at a louisiana car-wash ends up getting caught in one of these spinning scrubbers. he was cleaning the area. and the hose got stuck into the rotating power-washer. there he goes round and round. wrapped him right up. he managed to slip out after 30 seconds. what a frightening ride. you know, the good news is he wasn't hurt. so he joked about not having to take a bath that night. or shower. >> jadiann: he is making light of it. still ahead, another outrage after her young son gets in

give his crush. >> bri: gusty winds and spot showers out there right now. we will get to that forecast

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>> christa: rok-a-thon wrapped up in new york city today. before it got all tied up, al roker spent some time in our neck of the woods. there you go. then you see pete out there with them.

clearly, at the boston tea time. and pete couldn't help but to offer up a little gift. >> we want you to make some tea tonight and just rest. that voice is getting a little hoarse. no! the heck with you! >> christa: i love his joke there. he said just kidding. the british have really good scones. (laughter) he did finish up today. then did the weather for the final time in new york. then officially broke the guinness world record. he's got two now. >> christa: last year was 5, 36 hours. this year was all 50 states. >> jadiann: he is doing it for a good cause. >> bri: it is appropriate. he hasn't had time to shave

or sleep. hopefully that, tea, he discarded it. had caffeine in it. quite gusty for us today. 25-5 miles per hour at this point. the winds will strengthen through the day. the national weather service issued a wind advisory. we would have to see gusts stronger than about 46 miles per hour. that could happen. sustained winds could also be stronger than 1 miles an hour. we are talking about some blustery conditions today and tomorrow. current temperatures low 50's for worcester. the 50's. a big change from yesterday. you remember yesterday, and the night before, we didn't see the temperature gauge bob at all. we are seeing those spot showers showing up. i know you look at this and you think that looks significant. as we take a closer look at radar, there is a good clip that is moving through west of worcester. these showers are kind of dying out as they are moving farther to the east. could get a little wet today. it looks to be a shower that

showers or pop-up showers, it's gone before you can even pop that umbrella. you don't want to pop the windy. now, we are in for the potential for some snow showers in the berkshires overnight tonight. worcester hills. not going to rule that out. there is the potential for. that the temperatures will be cold enough and the moisture there. again, far northwest in the state and in the higher terrain. 20% chance of those showers today. so 80% of us don't see them and we aren't in for a lot of water. more sunshine tomorrow, but it will be windier. we are looking at temperatures topping out in the upper 40's. watch what we move through the out of the west for the most part. with those winds. then tomorrow they start to blast out of the northwest. so this is a chillier wind tomorrow. chillier temperatures as well. it will be chilly tomorrow. just make sure to pack on the partly cloudy. the wind is back with us 58-63.

those temperatures could climb a touch. and then tonight, slight as i mentioned. those flurries as well could be the potential. again, the more west you get, the more likely that is. here is a look at my forecast. that warming trend is still in for next week. it looks to be delayed a couple of days. nevertheless, making it into the 60's for thursday, friday. >> jadiann: school administrators threatened to file sexual harassment charges against her young son for giving a love note to his crush. the fourth-grader wrote more than one. and they were unwanted. so it borders harassment. other students started teasing him, saying he wanted to see the girl naked. >> how she wears the same uniform. and her eyes sparkle like i do mondays. my nine-year-old doesn't know what sexual harassment means. >> christa: a homeless man in

story of overcoming adversity. james and his two-year-old son became homeless after moving from new york to denver. their housing arrangements fell through unexpectedly and james was down to his last few dollars. well, then he met a tv host who had helped him out by giving him a thousand dollars and a hotel room for a week as part of an effort called "go be kind." >> i was in tears, man. those are real tears, man. i was like, i can't believe this. like, it seemed like god made everything happen. >> christa: the story went viral, inspiring a stranger in kansas to set up a go fund me account that has raised $54,000 so far. >> jadiann: that go fund me stuff can give people the look at. this coming up, we will take you to a local spot for a hearty fall dish.

>> christa: we are back with a taste of the season. this hearty fall salad. >> jadiann: i like. that a classic combination of apples and squash. fall foods in season. it's sure to be a hit. bri eggers gets a taste in today's what's cooking. >> bri: autumn leaves. chill in the air. time for some... salad? over in cambridge, we have a fresh green arugula salad that fits right in with the season. >> we are going to use squash. a roasted apple vinaigrette. >> bri: chef dan starts with the vinaigrette with a dash of vegetable oil in the hot pan. >> next we will add apples. we don't want to krould our pan. you want to keep it nice and even. you get a nice sere. we will lower our heart a... a f we will lower our heat. we add cherry vinegar.

>> bri: reduce it down by a >> we are going to let that cool. >> bri: add chopped shallots, garlic, thyme, and rose mary. >> finally, we will finish with a little built of olive oil. we will give that a nice mix. >> bri: f.d.a. butter and thyme. place in the oven for three minutes. >> we add walnuts. >> bri: then the apple roasted vinaigrette and mix. >> we don't want to mix it too much. we don't want to bruise the

lightly carmelized. brey a fall salad that is extra hearty. that is what's cooking. >> jadiann: sweet, salty, savory. you've got it all there. you need to go to that restaurant to have that nice salad. all right, everyone. we will be coming right back with another check of the

>> jadiann: topping the buzz. a piece of tv mob history up for auction. >> christa: remember that white cadillac s.u.v. that james gandolfini drove? it has 100,000 miles on it. comes with the official anthony soprano prop license and framed photo signed by five cast members. including gandolfini. a little bit of tv history there. what's in store for the weekend. >> bri: absolutely. all about the gusty winds today and tomorrow. we get the drop in temperatures tomorrow as well. the warm-up still on tap for >> christa: that will do it for us. >> jadiann: have a great afternoon.