defense attorneys craig williams and greg parzych could see that as well as anyone. but was he guilty of murder? no, they said. rather, he was the victim of some detectives tunnel vision, beginning with a sloppy investigation. of people roaming through this scene that they didn't lock down, tromping through footprints and tromping through the house. and they didn't seal it off correctly. to me, when somebody shows up on the scene and immediately points the finger at the ex-husband, and then that's all they ever did. >> it's always boom, right on him? >> it was always on him. >> reporter: the jurors listened to steve's interview with the detectives, conducted the night carol was killed. >> we've got a suspicious death and right now we don't have any other person. >> and you're suspecting me. >> well, we have no other person right now. >> reporter: in which you can hear the suspicion, said the defense. and steve, said the attorneys, felt a cold fear overcoming him. >> he's afraid of what's happening, that the investigation is all on him, they're not focusing on anybody

craig: officer william porter faces manslaughter and other charges for his alleged role in the death of the 25-year-old who died of spinal injuries while in police custody. prosecutors say gray was illegally transported without a seat belt, and porter should have sought medical attention when gray showed signs of distress. the six officers involved will all have separate trials. porter's trial will set the tone in a fragile city that exploded with violence after gray's death. >> i think people are willing to let the judicial process go forward. we are waiting to hear the what happened to freddie gray, and what evidence the prosecution will present. craig: once selected, the 12 jurors will not be sequestered, but must remain anonymous. porter faces up to ten years in prison if convicted of the most serious charges. craig boswell, cbs news, baltimore. mollie: officer porter's attorney has said it will impossible to find an impartial jury in baltimore. porter has pleaded not guilty. are you one of them? americans shopping online from work and from home today and billion this cyber monda

craig bohl. according to chris williams of cyclone fanatic, bohl has interviewed for the opening. some freezing rain and snow is heading our way in the forecast... meteorologist megan salois joins us with a first look at what to expect tonight and later on this week. the weather again will be going down hill... and it begins early enough as tonight for some parts of the state. southwest iowa is under a winter weather advisory for some freezing rain tonight. this may make roads slick through early sunday morning. then attention turns to monday. a winter storm watch goes into effect monday morning in northwest iowa, where the heaviest of snow will fall. a mix of both rain and some snow will keep totals lower in the des moines metro. before that happens though, we have one more dry day on the way for sunday with mostly cloudy skies and highs in the upper 30s. republican presidential candidate ted cruz made his unds in more dry day on the way for sunday with mostly cloudy skies unds in the state today... he spoke in lenox, creston and mount ayr this afternoon. some topics he discussed

craig isn' t conceding just yet. in nashua, former mayor james he claimed victory over chris williams. in concord, incumbent jim bouley easily won another term. in berlin, incumbent paul grenier also won another term leading the city with 70% of the tally. and in dover, a similar story where mayor karen weston is returning for another term. for complete results from the mayoral, alderman, and city council races go to wmur.com. we have posted all the information we have received. next at noon a key decision in , the trial against a 16-year-old boy accused of murdering his teacher. and a parachute coming to the rescue, potentially saving lives as a plane ran into trouble. kevin: huge dome of high-pressure over texas. it eventually goes down and brings us arranged chance and the huge change for the weekend. sean: in "cook' s corner," ever s beauty supply store in salem. police say 44-year-old douglas banks brandished a knife to the teller and demanded money. police later arrested the man without any conflicts and later located the money. thanks has been charged with robbery. new this noon

craig boswell has the latest from baltimore. >> reporter: demonstrators gathered as baltimore braced for the trial. officer william porter faces manslaughter and other charges for his alleged role in the death of the 25-year-old who died of spinal injuries while in police custody. prosecutors say gray was illegally transported without a seat belt and gray should have received medical attention. >> reporter: many believe this will set the tone in a fragile city that exploded in violence after gray's death. >> i think people are willing to let the judicial process go forward. we are waiting to hear the truth, we are waiting to hear what happened to freddie gray, and what evidence the prosecution will present. >> reporter: in court this morning, the judge asked 80 potential jurors a series of questions. all of them were familiar with the case the riots and the multi-million dollar settlement that went to the gray family. lawyers argued it will be impossible to find an impartial jury in baltimore. >> reporter: attorneys said it will be impossible in baltimore. porter has pleaded not guilty. >>> guidelines for officer-

>> reporter: william watt isn't says his son has improved dramatically since he started working with craig. >> i think it's great. i think it teaches them, anything you put your mind to, you can achieve. communications. you'll hear. >> good job. >> anchor: after all, football is all about understanding movement, not words. >> good job. one more time. >> anchor: and a lesson in overcoming obstacles. many players say coach craig's way of communicati on the field works just fine. coming up, a tangled mess for a whale caught in a fishing net. more on the tireless effort to set it free. >> anchor: okay, so halloween is over. it is november. we'll hold off on the countdown to the holidays because temperatures this week not very november-like. forecast is next. >> reporter: and an nfl record five unbeatens remain alive. the patriots today. and the celtics taking one on the chin friday night against toronto. now they get to take on a team that may be the front-runner to be the champs. see if the celts can hang with southern california have freed a whale. it took several teams more than two days to

william watson said his son has improved dramatically since he worked with craig. >> i think it's great. you can achieve anything. there's no problem with the communications. you know if you want to learn or you want to hearing thises you will hear them. >>> after all football is all about understanding movement not words. >>> many of the player say coach craig way of communicating on the field works just fine for them. . >> fantastic that he's come up with his own unique system. that's what you do. >> so next in sports the celtics taking on the spurs. >>> but could boston young talent pull out a win. we'll let you know. >>> you may have seen this, weekend. now that officiating crew has jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the history of the state of florida. he was a young guy and i think there were some folks in the legislature that thought they might be able to run over him. that didn't happen. one tax cut wasn't enough- he had to do more. it wasn't enough to have 15,000 kids with school choice in florida, he wanted to have 100,000 kids. if he didn'

william watson says his son has improved dramatically since he started working with craig. "i think it's great, i think it teaches him that anything you put your mind to, you can achieve. there's been no problems with the after all, football is all inspiring stuff there... coming up on today in iowa... game four of the world series puts a perrenial underdog just one win from baseball glory... and... a miraale college football play you have got to see... you're watching k-w-w-l. we've got you covered. "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." from the kwwl stormtrack here is additional forecast information om the kwwl are mostly sunny tis morning eastern iowa. winds will be from the south at 5-15 mph. a ew clouds could track in tonight but most of the area looks to be mostly clear. lows tonight will be in the 40s with winds remaining from the south at 5-10 mph. a low pressure systemto our northwest for the beginning of theework week. this low will bring us monday will be in the upper 60s with a few 70s possible. more 70s expected in some locations tuesday an wednesday. a co

>> william watson says his son has improved dramatically since he started working with craig. >> i think it is great. you put your mind to you can achieve. there has been no problem with the communication. if you want to learn or hear things, you will hear. >> after all, football is all about understanding movements, not words. jadiann thompson, 7 news. >> all right. a neat story there. many players say coach craig's way of communicating on the field works just fine for them. . >> coming up, you might have seen this miracle in miami over the weekend. but now a crew has been benched because of it. >> we have more sports for you. celtics up against the defending champ spurs. see if boston's young talent >> to the hardwood now. the spurs at the garden. boston will take on the pacers on wednesday night up in indiana. >> this doesn't surprise too many people. the patriots coach bill belichick is remaining tight-lipped, refusing to comment on those reports that the jets had their locker room checked for listening devices before last week's game at gillette stadium. >> usually, he is so open ta

williams is running against jim donchess for mayor. current mayor donnalee lozeau is not running for re-election. in manchester, incumbent mayor ted gatsas is being challenged by joyce craig. to learn more about all the candidates in the key city races throughout new hampshire and hear their final pitches go to our website wmur.com and click on politics. as she positions herself for a tough re-election bid senator kelly ayotte could be facing a challenge from the right. as wmur political reporter john distaso was first to report top liberty conservatives will hold a secret meeting this week to against her. adam sexton joins us now to explain who' s behind this effort. adam: it' s former house speaker bill o' brien, who has clashed with senator ayotte before. he' s not happy with votes and positions taken by the senator in the last few weeks that he says are putting her more in step with the obama white house than conservative republican principles. when representative bill o' brien lost his speakership after the 2012 election he said the vote was more about presidential election year turnout than his conservative agenda. >> to try to demonize the tea party is to reject am

craig on the stalled efforts to close git gitmo. all that ahead, but first kasie hunt, chris jansing and pete williams join me. so let's start with the escalating rivalry between the two former florida pals out on the trail. jeb bush has stepped up his criticism of rubio. but he hasn't been able to budge in the polls since the last debate. joining me now is kasie hunt. so, kasie, i have to say, this telegraphing of the rubio hit, this smells of some donor or donors that were given a presentation by the super pac, and then leaked all this out. and boy, the rubio campaign is the one benefitting right now. >> the rubio campaign is definitely the group here that's jumping on this. although, i have to say, behind the scenes, the bush campaign is being pretty aggressive in talking about this idea that rubio is really open to hillary clinton, attacks that -- the idea that hillary clinton is absolutely going to destroy him in the general election. that is definitely the view of at least the operatives around bush. and of course you know that that abortion ad that was cut by right to rise reportedly of course is a gene