>>. >> first at 11, a heartbreaking crime in hamilton. that little girl taken from her home, found hours later miles away, thrown on the side of the road. the little girl is alive tonight, but still in the hospital. >> police are investigate >> police are investigating. we talked to the couple that found heur/ and called police. night team coverage as police search for more answers. reporter: we are standing in front of the family house. the parents have not returned here all day long. they have remained at the hospital with their young daughter. there as police seem to be focusing their attention on someone the

family knows awfully well. reporter: in the middle of the night someone snatched hreupbd/en from her home. a frantic telephone call to her mother. within minutes, police searched the neighborhood. >> i could see out my window police cars going up the street police cars going up the street. i went to get the fews paper and found out that a little girl is missing from lincoln avenue. reporter: the toddler was found naked. >> i said "i think i just saw a little baby at the side of the road. "she told me i was crazy. i said it could have been a doll but i'm going to spin around. reporter: driving to work, they spotted the toddler sitting in a pile of leaves. >> her head was down and she was shivering. so i took my coat off, put it around here and brought her into the car. >> the cross bis said hreupbd/en told her their name, but the 2 -year-old didn't say

too much else. >> she was alert, but had a big contusion on her head. a big red mark and it looked like someone had shaved her head. reporter: sources say hreupbd/en had cigarette burns on her body. the 2 -year-old was taken to the hospital in boston as investigators converged on her home and the wooded area where she was found to find out who could have done this to her. search was focused on a 28 -year-old babysitter recently fired by the family. the babysitter is being questioned by police and is cooperating with investigators. police being tight-lipped about the entire investigation. they will not say whether the babysitter was a person of interest in this case. they only will say they brought her in for questioning. understandable neighbors in the quiet community are shocked and sadened, such a

disturbing skraoeupl/ crime, our night team continues are rally tonight. reporter: police tell us they were about to issue an amber alert when the little girl was found. she was found here in rally, a mere 8 miles from her home. when close to 30 investigators, local police, state troopers and undercover officers descended on newberry road, people living along the heavily wooded street that is normally quiet knew something was up. >> bob morris was out for a walk when he saw a couple stop their car on the side of the road. he thought they were lost. >> they were looking around and they were there for awhile and all of a sudden everybody came in behind them. reporter: it wouldn't take take long for word to spread that the little girl who was missing was discovered on a pile of leaves in their neck of the woods.

>> someone found a little girl on the street here. they thought it was a doll because she was so small. reporter: as the crime tape went up, the sense of calm people living here have fell by the wayside. >> very upseting to see it in your own neighborhood. >> and police want the neighbors to know there are no safety concerns in this ra/ rally, kimberly bookman. we have learned an american killed at a terror attack in 0 hotel is from massachusetts. >> her family angry and upset by the news she was killed. they call it a senseless act of violence. rad son blue hotel in africa, al-qaida linked group, not isis claiming responsibility. tonight, we learned that the american that

up in new jersey. her family released a short statement -- >> >>. >> earlier today, s.w.a.t. teams slowly made their way into the hotel. more than 170 hostages being held, including a dozen americans. terrorists released anyone that could prove they were muslim by reciteing a declare reciteing a declaration. those who couldn't were killed. up stairs, guests barricaded themselves in their rooms. 2 american special forces soldiers happened to be nearby. the attack lasted all day until security forces were able to overtake and kill the gunman and finally free the hostages. for many, it was too late. at

one american. that might not have been isis, but islamic militants all over are flying the global flag of jihad >> >>. >> we are following more breaking news, belgium, putting its capital at the highest terror alert possible. cnn is quoting officials saying there is a serious and imminent terrorist tkpwrap/ in brussels. the increase in the alert level couples as authoritys are searching for one of the leaders behind the paris attacks. investigators also believe he rented 3 cars used in the attacks. >> >>. >> also today, french officials announcing a third body was found after the apartment raid

that killed the alleged mastermind behind the paris attacks. it's awe woman's body attacks. it's awe woman's body, but investigators are still trying to figure out who she was. they say another woman they identified ats/ one of the dead did not blow her of the dead did not blow herself up as previously thought. instead, investigators believe someone else detonated the suicide vest. breaking news at logan as presidential republican candidate chris kristi lands in boston 5 hours late after a security scare aboard his plane security scare aboard his plane. a man had to be taken off the plane and questioned. brandon was there when kristi got off the plane. did he say anything about it? >>. reporter: he did. he started off by saying "it has been a long day. i'm glad to finally be here. "he said he didn't see anything but one of his aides played a pivotal role in getting the suspect off the airplane. >> i didn't see anything that

was involved. reporter: new jersey governor and presidential candidate chris kristi finally landed in boston after a person was kicked off his flight in san francisco for taking cell phone pictures of the flight crew. >> i'm proud that folks on my staff observed it. all of the credit goes to them, not to me. reporter: the passenger was taking cell phone pictures of the crew. one of the aides saw the man's phone. they said they saw the cell phone with wires sticking out. the passenger was taken off the plane and the flight was delayed. >> i did see a lot of kphegs/, attendants were going back and forth and kristi, himself was in first class, 2 rows behind me. seemed very calm. it wasn't clear what was happening. reporter: christie's campaign releaseed a statement,

that read in part -- -- >> the most important thing, it was a full flight, everybody is safe and everybody got home. in the current atmosphere, you can never be too careful. that passenger was questioned. we know he was released because san francisco police say he was put on another flight headed for here in boston. also, breaking tonight, police in boston say a person has died after a shooting near a busy t stop. it happened tonight in jamaica plains a second person is in the hospital. elizabeth is in j p to give us details. >> the deadly shooting happening in the parking lot behind me. tonight, people living in this area say they are on edge. this parkinging

shooting. >> i heard 6 shots, one after another, "bam, bam, bam, bam, bam ". reporter: george ortiz lives nearby, saying he was takeing a nap when he heard gunshots. police say several people were in a car when someone outside of the car opened fire, killing one person and saors/ one person and saorsly injuring another. >> my roommate knocked on the door and said there was some kid on the ground. we went out and saw a really young kid about 16, laying on the ground. and there were people on the streets and they told us that on this side of the street that happened. reporter: a scary sight people like george and others in the community won't soon forget. reporter: does it make you feel unsafe? >> i guess i'm still in shock thinking about it.

reporter: they describe the suspect as a white male. if you have you any information, go ahead and give the police a call. also from the night team. jurors seeing nor video evidence in the trail of a teen accused of murdering his teacher in danvers. he is seen wearing a mask as he rolls a recycleing bin out of a woman's bathroom. investigators say that's how he moved his teacher's bloody body to the woods in the bin. some of his classmates took the stand, talking about his movements and seemingly unaffected demeanor the day she was found. she was killed in 2013. her body was found in a wooded area behind the high school. covered in leaves. she was his teacher. trial continues next week.

children saying they were beaten and left bruised all because of the color of their hair. they say they were targeted because they have red hair. >> the night team's susan tram is in melrose with the story. reporter: plenty of kids who!woe have red hair that we adore, but students here say they have classmates that used television shows and went on a rampage. they were targeted and beaten up because they have red hair. had this episode of "south park "was no joke. ryan's who is red hair is more pronounced in the summer, he said he spent the day running from kids who were trying to attack him. the 7th grader said it was a mob mentatility. >> can't eat in the cafeteria. >> ginger kids eat in the hallway.

>>reporter: no children with red hair was spared. >> some of the children were bleeding, nose bleeds, marks even on their face. reporter: by the time mom cindy got to school for pickup, alex was pretty beaten up. >> he was limping out the door. reporter: the school sent home a note telling parents kicking someone is considered assault ad assault saying it was an atkpwraoepblgous act clearly meant to marginalize the students, cindy said she was out raged that no one called her from the school. the bumps and bruises will heal, what is more concerning for these parents, the pain the kids aren't able to show. >> my child is not happy. i don't want my child harmed. long-term damage. reporter: in the e-mail sent

will be punished. meanwhile melrose police say no charges will be filed >> >>. >> coming up next, temperatures heading down. >> they are, adam. >> over the weekend and we see showers move into the picture, not a huge storm heading our way, we'll look into next week as well. stay tuned. opening their hearts and their homes, some new families mark national adoption day. new hampshire's own seth maiers has another reason to stay up late. details on his big news, stay tuned. you've got to be all in. it's not about talking. it's about doing. i know how to do this because i was privileged to serve

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>> >>. >> if you didn't know it, today was national adoption day. >> one local family has a message to people thinking about giving children a happy home. a chance to celebrate. 13th annual national adoption day festivities 6 years ago, the viera family adopted a little girl named nicole. she's now 7. since then, they fostered 2 others and planned to adopt them today. they came to find out nicole had 2 siblings of her own that were also up for adoption, now, they are adopting 4 children. >> i encourage everybody to do it. there are so many kids out

i encourage everybody to do it. >> thank you to everyone. social workers, everyone. they don't get enough credit. joy. >> it touched my heart. i love kids and i love the tpabt/ they are happy. these are tears of joy. reporter: there are 7000 kids in foster care. most will be reunited with their birth parents, but now there are 600 children looking for someone to adopt them. quiet and cool this weekend quiet and cool this weekend. sunday spriglees. not a huge weather system moving in. cold start next week, prepare yourself for the

chill, right now, not a lot of chill moving in. >> keil still get close to 50. it will start north and turn more easterly and clouds -- -- it will keep us in the 40s along the coastline. meaning it's a chilly one for fenway football as d c takes on notre dame. by the end of the game, we are at 39, a little chilly!capitol hilly, partly cloudy. no threat for any showers. saturday is cooler than sunday, which moves a little above normal for a change. for the weekend. at least and then we change it again and bring it down way below normal monday and tuesday below normal monday and tuesday, setting us for a cold pat's game at gill let. 34 to start the game, but in later kwafrt/ kwafrters, we could dip below freezing. dressing for 20s, keep that in mind with a mostly

clear sky. the cold air is with us early next week, but it will not stay. the jet stream retreats and the warm air comes back to the eastern seaboard. this has been the theme for entire autumn. another storm will go through the plains, right now, one going into chicago, something about 6 chicago, something about 6-8-inchs of snow. for us, on the warm side of that one. snow snow expected through the weekend into next week even with our cool down. t-r/ t-rs make it in the upper 6s and black friday is looking mild. it may last into the weekend. it may get cut short. i don't see any storms that

threaten us through the holiday at all. tv host seth maiers will have a late night job as a father. we have confirmed that he and his wife are expecting their first child together. their first child together. our source for sports, -- -- >> celtics take a look at the future which could be heading future which could be head head future which could be head heading to the overall pick. patriots not without tom brady, it may be all they need to take down the bills. sports

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alex payne >> >>. >> rex ryan's mouth puts him in a bit of a vulnerable spot. it's to say no one wants to

beat the pats as well as he. to do that, he has to knock tom brady off his game. no one has been able to do that. taylor leads in completion percentage. third in quarterback rating, counting for 13 total touchdowns in 7 games touchdowns in 7 games, 2 of those have come on the ground. taylor may present the pats their biggest threat on monday. >> you see him running balls for touchdowns and you see him throwing the ball deep. everyone has to be sound for the most part and if they can be in their spots -- -- >> they can run, scramble, and take off. it's a huge problem. we have to go out there and mask it a little bit. reporter: usually going one and done in the nba playoffs means you are heading for a one way ticket to purg/tory. that is unless you are the celtics.

to the brooklyn nets. at least the celtics have hope. nets not so much. boston on the breakout, j crowder going for a season-high of 19. second quarter, david lee behind the back pass to eye say ya' thomas back pass to eye say ya' thomas, thomas with the 3, part of a 13-4 run. c's up at the break. second half celtics pouring it on. team high 21 for bradley. not all good news, marcus smart leaving the game with a bruised left knee. he will have an ph-frpblgt/ r i$ i have an mri. tie hror/ moss on the penalty shot, but connor comes in to keep the terriers in touch. a couple of minutes

win are not the terriers, b u rallies for 3 unanswered in the third. they win it 3-2. final secs, tkaeuftd/ walker driving the lane, sending it home for your game winner, huskies improved to 3 winner, huskies improved to 3-0. dunking home our play of the day. notre dame hosting boston college at fenway park. they will be the home team for the first game played here since 1968. that's sports. >>.

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