>> his guests include james taylor. captioning sponsored by cbs ( band playing intro music ) >> stephen: hey! hey! thank you very much! thank you! thank you, ladies and gentlemen. wow! welcome, my friends! thank you, my friends. thank you, everybody. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen. >> stephen: thank you. what's going on, john? what's going on john? what's going on dante? hey! welcome to "the late show." thank so much, everybody. thank you! ( cheers and applause ) thank you! thanks, everybody. thanks so much. thanks, everybody. welcome to "the late show" starring stephen colbert. i am he. i'm glad you're all sitting down because i have some disturbing news to report about our president. i'm sorry to say this. but i want to talk specifically about his inability to keep track of the conflicts between bloodthirsty leaders in the unstable region of westeros. ( laughter ) in an interview in "g.q.," president obama claims he loves "game of thrones," but he has trouble remembering the names of any of the characters. in f

) everybody-- everybody loves james taylor. or, as superfans call him, "tay-tay." that sound right there is jon batiste and stay human. say hi, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) they're about to totally krump it. but before they do, one more thing: a new study found rectal thermometers are the best way to measure your body temperature. they're more accurate by 1.5 degrees, which scientists describe as significant and worth it. >> tonight, stephen welcomes sharon stone. justin theroux. and a performance by james taylor. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now it's time for "the late show with stephen colbert"! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! thank you, jon! thank you, sir. thank you, gentlemen. thank you, ladies. thank you everybody here. ( cheers and applause ) oh, that's nice. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen. thank you so much. you know. ( cheers and applause ) thank you. thank you so much. thank you. you know, i know-- i know you're here to g

james taylor, everybody. "before this world" is available now! we'll be right back. outside the window beautiful and strange it must be falling away i must be how else do you think he you've always wanted during the winter event. hurry, offers end soon. this project calls for a real multitasker. six things at once. someone like ... jorge! hi, boss. starbucks doubleshot. there's no match ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. james, thank you for being here tonight. tay-tay, i love jur songs and i have my whole life, but what i love even more siunderstand you never stop working on them. >> it's true, stephen. i consider my songs to be living things. they're always growing. for example, i'm still working on "fire and rain." >> stephen: "fire and rain"? that's perfect. i've seen fire and i've seen rain i've seen sunny days i thought would never end. that's just perfect. >> the thing is, i wrote that in 1970, and i just hadn't seen that much back then. mostly fire and rain. that's why i keep saying it over and o

[applause] james taylor. [applause] for decades, james taylor has use the power of music to enrich our nation and the world. from longing and love to loss and renewal. his songwriting captures the heart of the human experience. to fire and rain and so much more, each generation that grows to know james taylor's music will continue to be moved by his timelessness and enduring beauty. [applause] minoru yasui. [applause] from the fruit farms of oregon to the hallowed halls of the supreme court, minoru yasui devoted his life to fighting for basic human right's and the fair and equal treatment of every american. challenging the military curfew placed on japanese-americans during world war ii, he brought critical attention to the issue and paved the way for all americans to stand as full and equal citizens. minoru yasui's example endures as a reminder as the power of one voice for justice. [applause] president obama: ladies and gentlemen, give them a big round of applause. 2015 presidential medal of freedom winners

in tomorrow when my guests will be sharon stone, justin theroux and a performance by the great james taylor. now stick around for james corden. good night! captioning sponsored by cbs are you ready to have some fun don't you worry about the muskrat whiskers it's "the late late show" reggie: ladies and gentlemen, all the way from south carolina, give it up for the one, the only, james corden! [cheers and applause] [captioning funded by cbs television studios and cbs broadcasting inc.] james: thank you so much.

[applause] [applause] >> james taylor.neration that grows to know his music will continue to be moved by his timelessness and enduring beauty. [applause] lori gets silly from the fruit farms of oregon to the hallowed halls of the supreme court he devoted his life to the supreme court and challenging the military curfew placed on japanese-americans his example endures as a reminder of the power of one voice. >> give them a big round of applause. [applause] even by the standards of medal of freedom recipients this is a class act. we are reminded what an incredible tapestry this country is and what a great blessing to be in a nation where individuals as diverse and from wildly different backgrounds can help to shape our dreams, how we live together, find justice and freedom and love. they represent what is best and we are proud to celebrate them here today. my understanding is also there is pretty good food in the white house so please enjoy the reception and congratulations to all of the recipients. [applause] [applause] exe

fear sociologist margee kerr and the heartland institute's james taylor. who's first? you just have no issues, what's your question, stop stroking it. [ laughter ] >> on the issue of running out of resources, now food and water are essentially nonissues at this point. but hydro carbon based fuels in the ground, oil, coal, if we keep using them, we would run out. maybe 500 years down the road, we would run out? >> if we keep using anything, essentially we're going to run out unless it regenerates, but we know that a couple hundred years from now we are going to discover all new ways to power our economy. if we decide we're going to leave the resources in the ground for conservation, what good is it doing us? we're using it because of enhanced health and human welfare. >> researching human fear, what differences have you found between what men fear and women fear? >> i haven't looked at a lot of gender differences in fear. startle response is universal. so humans are going to jump when startled by something, and then beyond that, it's going to depend on where a person is

james taylor. lori yasui, accepting for minoru yasui. [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. michelle obama. [applause] president obama: hello, everybody. please, thank you. thank you. everybody, please have a seat. welcome to the white house, everybody. a bunch of people were saying i was pretty busy today, which is true. but this, this is a fun kind of busy, right here. extraordinary people. innovators, artists, and leaders who contribute to america's strength as a nation. we offer them our highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. [applause] let me tell you just a little bit about them, although i suspect people here already know their stories. growing up in west virginia, katherine johnson counted everything. she counted steps, dishes, the distance to the church. by 10 years old, she was in high school. by 18 she graduated from college with degrees in math and french. as an african-american woman, job options were limited. but she was eventually hired as one of several femal

. >> pelley: to james taylor. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. the incident has major implications for the war on isis and peace in europe. the head of nato is calling for calm tonight after turkey shot down a russian warplane killing at least one of two pilots. it is the first time the north atlantic alliance has downed a russian or soviet plane since the 1950s. russian president putin insists the plane was in syrian airspace, but the turks released this radar image, which they say shows the path of the plane, that dotted red line, as it briefly entered turkey. holly williams begins our coverage. >> reporter: turkey says the russian warplane strayed over a mile into the airspace. after 10 warnings without a response, a turkish fighter jet shot it down. this video is thought to show its fiery descent, crashing down in northwest syria. turkey says this radar map shows where the aircraft briefly crossed over, but russia denies the p

a lot of people say that about james taylor.hat's what happens when you spend more decades telling people "just call out my name and i'll come running." [ laughter ] that's the thing about james. you always feel like he's singing only to you. as a fan of his once said, james can turn an arena into a living room. that's why he became one of the drivering forces of the singer songwriter movement and his honesty and candor about overcoming substance abuse has inspired people all over the world. so come fire or rain, carolina, mexico, or a country road, james taylor is there to comfort us, to help us look within and to urge us all to shower the people we love with love. [ laughter ] on a miami night in 1975, a young woman named gloria walked into a wedding reception and saw a handsome young man named emillio leading his band. he was playing "do the hustle" on an accordion. [ laughter ] i'm quoting her now. she said she found this sexy and brave. [ laughter ] i mean the brave part, i understand. but turns out he had a few other thing

. >> stephen: you had a relationship, you were married for many years, to james taylor. and james was just on the show the other night. >> yes, i saw him. he was wonderful. >> stephen: did you like our rewrite of "fire and rain." >> yes, it was hysterical. >> stephen: you say his music gave you grace. what does that mean? how is music a safe haven? >> it didn't give me grace all the time, but he taught me so much about music, and when we sang together, that was-- that was the perfect coming together of, like, a perfect forth. if his note was the c-sharp, mine was the "f-"sharp. and those were our two perfect notes and when we sang them they just met in some place that to me felt like inside the inside of a beautiful cathedral, and the harmonies just drifted up and just melded together in a very graceful and grace-giving way. >> stephen: is that literally what you mean or is that just a giant metaphor what you just gave me? ( laughter ) because it's pretty either way. i just want to make sure that the cathedral you're talking about was actually someplace you were singing?

. >> pelley: to james taylor. taylor.captioning sponsored by >> pelley: the incident has major implations for the war on isis and peace in europe. the head of nato is calling for calm tonight after turkey shot down a russian warplane killing at least one of two pilots. it is the first time the north atlantic alliance has downed a russian or soviet plane since the 1950s. russian president putin insists the plananwas in syrian airspace, but the turks released this radar image, which they say shows the path of the plane, that dotted red line, as it briefly entered turkey. holly williams begins our coverage. >> reporter: turkey says the russian warplane strayed over a le into the airspacece after r warnings without a a response, a turkish fighter jet shot it down. this video is thought to show its fiery descent, crashing down in northwest syria. turkey says this radar map shows where the aircraft briefly crossed over, but russia denies the plane ever left syrian airspace, and the visibly angry russian president vladim

you recall james taylor was intense on reversing the momentum back towards england. n bell, scored 40, only to give cha char his second wict of the evening. first test off century. finished the day on 37. taylor was unbeaten on 74 at the close. england 222 for 4 within 12 runs of pakistan's first inning's total and the source of lead that could set up a series-leveling win. andy richardson, al jazeera. >>> oklahoma city thunder claimed the big win against the denver nuggets. 117 to 93 victory. the thunder started the season with three straight wins. >>> the nba season is less than three weeks old but lebron james has also found his rhythm. ♪ purple haze purple haze ♪ >> the person known as king james has taken on prince of purple haze, hopefully he'll have more success on the court. that's all in sport, maryam. >> festival stems from the ancient belief that the dead return to earth for one day each year to visit their loved ones. in the capital women and girls dressed as katrinas, the schedule tan lady who was originally appearing as a criticism of the upper classes.

last night on "the late show," james taylor closed the show to paris. >>> time is now 5:22. traffic and weather on the 2s. let's get over to john elliott. >> very sweet. in the city right now, we're waiting for the rain. we have some clouds and 58. that feels great. numbers around the area, mild, all the way up into the hudson valley, you're in the 40s. the earlier, you were in the 20s. earlier just this week alone. here comes the wet weather. it's going to roll in from the west. but the heavier rain comes in from the south and east. so the morning rush, chances to dry. midday, rain likely and wind starts to fill in. the afternoon and the evening we see the wettest period. so watch out for that. and watch out for the guy in >> you're right. >>> we have two lanes blocked on the cross bronx expressway. and la guard washington bridge in queen, moving well westbound to the triborough bridge and as alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect city-wide. and remember, be safe, don't text and drive. back to you. >> thank you. >>> time now for the cbs 2 wfan sports updat

massachusetts native james taylor. barbara striabarbara streisand and a list of others. >>> quite a list. stand against so called franken fish. >>> it took seconds for this teenager that would take most of us hours to do. his frenzies friends' reaction. >>> a real winter day today was a start. a check over in and over and that's the beautiful thing about weather. we will take a look at the full forecast coming up. where can i turn? woman: we're massoptions, a free resource for elders, caregivers, and individuals with disabilities of all ages. we link you to the services you need to live independently in the setting of your choice. the one thing about soccer that i like the most is when i put my uniform on, the age just leaves me. the ages leave all of us. we simply become kids again. i think all of us play for that very reason. it makes us the child we once were. the years just glide away, and i'm back to where i was. you are that little andy guy who used to be down in me, and i get to be that person all over again. my

. >> we're joined know but james taylor, a professor at theuniversity of san francisco. still a lot of candidates. in your opinion, did anyone break through or emerge as the clear winner tonight? >> no, i wouldn't say any one individual emerged. i would say the whole field. all the comments and analysis. the entire slate of republican candidates did a really good job tonight in terms of substantive issues. attacking the media. this was from the very beginning, a very serious debate with substantive issues, and a lot of immaturity that we've seen in the past just wasn't there. different people like john kasich are starting to look better as other candidates starting to fall by the way side. >> this was an important debate for jeb bush. >> i think he held his own but his candidacy is effectively over. i think he and about four of the others. pataki, jindal, lindsey graham. i would include bush if i didn't already in that list of people who are going to be off the scene soon. it was december 11 of 1212 when herman cain dominated the campaign for three months. but december 2

. >> pelley: to james taylor. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. the incident has major implications for the war on isis and peace in europe.

james taylor was internets on reversing back towardege land. was the cue for what could be a critical partnership. taylor hitting his first test on century. finishing the day on 37. taylor was unbeaten on 74 at the close. england, 222 within 12 runs of pakistan's first inning's total and the source of lead that could set up a series leveling win. al jazeera. >> back to the paris master's campaigns on tuesday. on monday, however, it was a chance for some of the tourist future stars to shine. 22-year-old dominic has won three titles in here and the austrian has been nominated for the atp's most important player award. he showed plenty of promise earlier, beating adrian in three sets, 6-2, 5-to reach a second round. br arrested tommek improved his worth worlds number 18 winning in straight sets. kansas city royals have won their first world series since 1985. they clenched it in game 5 at the new york mets just a year after they missed out on baseball's biggest prize against the san francisco giants. richard parr reports. >> a 30-year wait is over

. >> pelley: to james taylor. taylor.captioning sponsored by >> pelley: the incident has major implications for the war on isis and peace in europe. the head of nato is calling for calm tonight after turkey shot downwn russian warplane kikiing at least one of two pilots. it is the first time the north atlantic alliance has downed a russian or soviet plane since the 1950s. russian presesent putin insists the plane was in syrian airspace, but the turks released this radar image, which they say shows the path of the plane, that dotted red line, as it briefly entered turkey. holly williams begins our coverage. >> reporter: turkey says the russian warplane strayed over a mile into ththairspace. after 10 warnings without a response, a turkish fighter jet shot it down. this video is thought to show its fiery descent, crashing down in northwest syria. turkey says this radar map shows where the aircraft briefly crossed over, but russia denies the plane ever left syrian airspace, and the visibly angry russian president vlad

james taylor returning to fenway. the grammy winner will perform on august 3rd. jackson brown will be a special guest. tickets go on sale next friday. >>> people will be looking forward to that. we're looking forward to weekend as well. bri, will it be colder than today >> tomorrow is kind of the blustery coldest day on the 7 on 7 forecast. lit feel like it's in upper 30s with that wind blustery and windy for the next couple of day. good to know. bundle up. thanks for watching. i'm christa delcamp. >> i'm jadia thompson. 7news continues back here at noon. we'll see you then.

james taylor was honored for his 50 years of exploring life. >> that's the thing about james- - you always feel like he's singing only to you. in my mind i'm goin' to carolina >> the issues that i comple me are still the same ones. you know, it's whahai love to do. i think that over time, you get incrementally better at it. >> reporter: how long can you keep doing this? >> it's hard to believe i'm not closer to the end than i a ato the beginning, but i'll carry on as long as-- as long as there seems to be support for it. >> reporter: because, in the words of another one of today's honorees-- yogi berra, amazing. >> r rorter: and as the great yankee catcher also said, "you can observe a lot by just watching." i've seen fire and i've seen rain. >> reporter: watching a play, an impassioned speech, a concert. thought they'd never end >> reporter: 17 americans who all made a mark on our national life. when you could not find a friend >> reporter: bill plante, cbs news, washington. but i always thought i'd see you again. that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you the news with

james taylor was honored for his 50 years of exploring life through music. >> that's the thing about you always feel like he's singing only to you. ♪ in my mind i'm goin' to carolina ♪ >> the issues that i kwom pell me are still the same ones. you know, it's what i love to do. i think that over time, you get incrementally better at it. >> reporter: how long can you keep doing this? >> it's hard to believe i'm not closer to the end than i am to the beginning, but i'll carry on as long as-- as long as there seems to be support for it. >> reporter: because, in the words of another one of today's honorees-- >> it ain't over till it's over. yogi berra, amazing. >> reporter: and as the great yankee catcher also said, "you can observe a lot by just watching." ♪ i've seen fire and i've seen rain. >> reporter: watching a play, an impassioned speech, a concert. ♪ thought they'd never end >> reporter: 17 americans who all made a mark on our national life. when you could not find a friend >> reporter: bill plante, cbs news, washington. but i always thought i'd see you again. ( applause ). that's

david: remember they brought james taylor in after one of the terror attacks, as if it would solve one problem. that is it for us, "risk & reward" starts right now. deirdre: turkey shoots down a russian jet fighter near the syrian border, this is "risk & reward." i am deirdre bolton, global tensions running high. fox news, conner powell joining us now, turkey's version of events and russia's versions different. what details can be verified? >> pentagon officials tell fox news that russian jet ignored warnings from turkey to avoid this airspace. and it did according to radar

emily: singer james taylor will receive the presidential medal of freedom at the white house next week. it' s the nation' s highest civilian honor for people who have contributed to national interests and cultural endeavors. some of taylor' s fellow recipients include the late yogi berra, gloria estefan, steven spielberg, and barbra streisand. erika: a sign of the digital era. oxford dictionary' s word of the year is not a word at all. it' s this emoji. a happy cartoon face, shedding two giant tears. it' s generally used as a text. every year, oxford dictionaries the year' s biggest trends or changes in the english language. >> it translates into all languages. >> yes. erika: that' what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. super poligrip is part of my

. >>> james taylor is playing at fenway park. >> it was such a hit that he'll return on august 3rd 2016. he'll be joined by jackson brown. tickets go on sale one week from tomorrow. >>> the spring summer concert calendar is getting crowded. justin bieber will play the td garden on may 10 so paula, write that down. kenny chesney returns on august 28th. a plethora of artists. >> i have to see the biebs while he's in town. >>> now gronk's dancing on a plane. yes, there's room, and there's i see myself in every one of the students that i have. i know that it's my responsibility to do for them what i would want someone to do for me. helping the community is important to me because i live in this community, so when i'm 80, 90 years old, looking back, reflecting on my life, i want to be able to say that i did something awesome for somebody, i helped people, you know, i helped change my community, i helped enhance someone's life. i want those to be my memories. my name is stephen and i have building a better bank starts with looking at something old, like this... and saying, "really?" so capita

steven spielberg and james taylor, too, the list goes on, to drop a few names. ♪ >> steve: from studiokefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- tim allen -- danai gurira -- si

randy: singer james taylor will receive the presidential medal of freedom at the white house next week. it's the nation's highest civilian honor for people who have contributed to national interests and cultural endeavors. some of taylor's fellow recipients include the late yogi berra, gloria estefan, steven spielberg, and barbra streisand. emily: a big deal. congratulations there. randy: a local hero. emily: absolutely. that will be great to see. cindy, this morning temperatures are a lot colder than yesterday. cindy: we've had a lot of red squares this month. really mild november. yesterday 61. last time we've been up over that 60-degree mark this month, the ninth time. we are running closer to seven degrees above normal. we're at 35 right now in town. notice that wind is from the north-northwest. it's light but it's draining down cooler air from canada. lots of 20's out the door this morning here on the north shore. 23 nashua. you can see northern worcester county in the lower 20's. below freezing in worcester this morning. a little frost out there. 20's norwood down to taunton. it

. >> and then new at 6:00, that is ben affleck, where in >> a special voice he' s back. , james taylor is returning to fenway park on august third along with jackson browne. the bay state-bred singing legend first played at fenway last year. tickets to the show go on sale friday, november 20 at 10am on redsox.com. jc: the boston pops kick off their holiday season in a few weeks. and you can bet they are working hard and not just on their musical artistry. tonight we look at how they prepare for their big performances. phil: newscenter 5' s erika tarantal tells us when you' re talking sometimes 3 shows a day, making music is truly a physical feat. >> the pops maestro compares this to this. >> injuries a conductor can sustain are similar to those of baseball pitchers. >> he gets no five-man rotation relief so he gets serious about preventing overuse injuries. >> some have had rotator cuff surgery and reconstructive surgery. mostly it' s just to keep the muscles in my shoulder from >> he says therapy helps. as with players, warm-ups are crucial. >> i' m a coach for crossfit on the side. >

>> reporter: his moment at the white house came last, after the names of barbara streisand and james taylor. he would not have minded, he has spent his life waiting for the country to see things his way. >> despite what japanese americans adored, suspicion, hostility, he never stopped believing in the promise of his country. he never stopped fighting for equality and justice for all. >> reporter: in 1943 he summed his nose at the military curfew for japanese americans. >> i told my secretary to call the police, the fbi, to tell them i was walking up and down the streets in violation. >> reporter: he eventually walked into a police station and asked to be arrested. he would spend nine months in solitary confinement. >> he took his case to the supreme court and lost. >> reporter: right before his death a court overturned his conviction. the capstone on a life spent fighting for civil rights. >> if you begin to erode the liberties and hit him and rights of the individual then you are indeed jeopardizing the safety of the nation. >> reporter: his daughter, who accept did the metal, hears echoes

james taylor returning to fenway park on august three along with jackson brown. he first played at fenway last year. tickets to the show go on sale friday, number 20 and 10 a clock a.m. -- 10:00. >> a dream come true for a terminally ill springfield boy. >> good boy. >> happy ending for this scare. their dog fell 25 feet down a well. the rescue required a ladder and a lot of patience from the firefighters. >> give they are hoisting two-year-old buddy out of one foot of water. he did nothing a lot of noise so nobody knew where he was. it was not until the next day the kids figured out what was wrong in the rescue started. >> i started talking to the dog and telling him it' s ok. >> a firefighter was cut in the rescue but he will be ok and that he is just fine. >> a special honor for local boy battling a terminal illness. >> yesterday he had his dream of becoming a police officer come true. more than 50 springfield police officers, firefighters, and personnel rolled out the red carpet for this five-year-old. they get a meet and greet with firefighters. a convoy of

included maryland senator barbara mcculsky, willie mays, stephen spielburg and barbara streisand and james taylor. >>> hundreds of local airport workers will be passing on traditional thanksgiving fixings. they'll be on the picket line instead. that's later. >> i am stephanie ramirez in prince georges county. i will tell you how our wall of gratitude connected >>> a recent report found that northern virginia is home to some of the worst bottlenecks in the entire country. today the virginia governor said he is going to do something to ease traffic congestion in the commonwealth. he announced plans to extend interstate 95 express lanes an extra two miles south to reduce bottlenecks. construction will start sometime next year. >>> we are continuing to share heartfelt messages you are sharing with us on the wusa9 wall of gratitude. this next contributor is different. >> prince georges county officer got a little help. >> reporter: a prince georges county police domestic dog. >> i am grateful to be working with two partners that are absolutely amazing that have the loyalty and courage to do whatever w

james taylor was honored for his 50 years of exploring life through music. >> that's the thing about james-- you always feel like he's singing only to you. in my mind i'm goin' to carolina >> the issues that compel me are still the same ones. you know, it's what i love to do. i think that over time, you get incrementally better at it. >> reporter: how long can you keep doing this? >> it's hard to believe i'm not closer to the end than i am to the beginning, but i'll carry on as long as-- as long as there seems to be support for it. >> reporter: because, in the word of another one of today's honorees-- >> it ain't over till it's over. yogi berra, amazing. >> reporter: and as the the great yankee catcher also said, "you can observe a lot by just watching." i've seen fire and i've seen rain >> reporter: watching a play, an impassioned speech, a concert. thought they'd never end >> reporter: 17 americans who all made a mark on our national life. when you could not find a friend >> reporter: bill plante, cbs news, washington. but i always thought i'd see you again. again. ( applause ). >>

everyone from warren beatty to mick jagger and ex-husband james taylor. she confirmed it is wary beatty but she says only the second verse is about warren. she says the other versus are about the other men whose identities have not been confirmed. looks like the song was right all along because warren beatty always thought it was about him. >>> a source says she got the infection from being with estranged husband lamar odom in the hospital. now doctors say she has to stay away from the nba star at least until she gets better. >>> scientists are naming a newly discovered character after lord of the rings. >>> much more to come in the next 30 minutes. >> 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> how a local teen attacked and killed by terrorists in israel. the latest on the >>> major developments in the terror in paris. the alleged master mind killed in a police raid but investigators say there is still a threat. >>> plus a major break in the case after more than a dozen weapons are stolen from a worcester armory. the suspect who had ties. fight. major changes c