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they have definitely seen that at logan. today, massachusetts state troopers are patrolling logan airport with high-powered weapons and k9s. security here is always tight, but especially as the holiday travel season begins less than two weeks after the terror attacks in paris. >> this is going to be one of the busiest travel days we' ve seen since tsa' s inception. >> this morning, the first wave of holiday travelers was in line at the tsa checkpoint in terminal a before 4:30. the long lines mean long wait times. tsa says the best way to expedite the screening process is if each passenger arrives prepared. >> if you show up, and you' re a traveler, and you' re ready, and you have your boarding pass out, and you make sure you don' t have any prohibited items in your luggage, it' ll help get you through the checkpoint a lot quicker and everyone else behind you a lot quicker. >> sadly, for some passengers, like brenda kozuch of east bridgewater, the headaches have when brenda and her sons got to logan this morning for their fli

this is a look inside terminal a at logan. thousands of people will move through the airport as they travel today for thanksgiving. believe it or not, the line has died down significantly since just about an hour or so ago. they're keeping things moving here at logan. the governor and massport say there's enhanced security at logan. we've seen a state police k-9 unit and other troopers profiling with machine guns. this is part of an fbi and homeland security security nationwide warning police isis could strike in the u.s. it didn't give a specific location so there will be extra amtrak for example. we spoke to people this morning about traveling today. >> i try not to think about. if i was going to europe i would it. >> they have extra measures of security at the airport so i'm not terribly concerned. we got here extra early to go through the lines, which are huge, but you expect that. >> reporter: there are a lot of people traveling today. the travel alert from the fbi and homeland security extends all the way through the hol

traveler logan say they won't let this alert ruin their travel plans. family to visit and things to do, so that's what we're doing. so, not, not thinking too much about it. >> i think that certain need to be in place sometimes there maybe overreach of security. a government says you should prepared for additional security wherever you go. also, stay in touch with your family, and a make sure they know how to get in touch with you in case something did happen. also, also listen to local travel plans if necessary. but so far, trav traveler say they haven't run into any major problems. we had an easy time getting in and out oh of airport. we've from fort lauderdale to indiana to here today. and it went quiet and smooth. >> so with that stepped up security on crowds through holiday travel you show up extra early for things that get backed up this aert will is going to extend until february of 2016. live here in logan, ryan schulteis. >> another letter comes ten days after the deadly aterror attacks in paris. tonight, investigators made another explosive dis

fox25's jessica reyes is live at logan airport. jess, this is the first time in nearly a year that we have seen this type of warning. >> it is, sara. tens of thousands of people are expected to fly in and out of the international terminal here at logan airport over the next couple of days. you can see this is right here. the number of flights running on time in this morning, but that warning we know does say that terrorist attacks could happen essentially anywhere. but the alert was issued yesterday warning that terrorist groups are planning attacks that could use a variety of different weapons. it also warns of copycat attacks and groups of people who are not associated with terrorist organizations. spoke to a security expert about the warning so it can be taken extremely seriously. >> there wouldn't be an alert if there wasn't intelligence telling the government that lookout. >>reporter: that i a alert remains in effect until february of next year. of course there will be thousands of people in and out of logan airport over the n

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obviously a very busy day at logan airport. reporting live. randy: police are searching for a man accused of murdering a woman whose body was found in bridgewater. retaliation drove fernando owens to murder 29-year-old ashley bortner and her burned body was found along the train tracks three weeks ago. investigators believe owens' son was shot to death in dorchester and owens thought the woman had something to do with that and is believed to be armed and dangerous. family member of a baby killed in alexandria, new hampshire, think an arrest is coming soon. 11-month-old shawn sylvester died earlier this month of blunt force head trauma. his family tells the union lead ter happened at the home shared by the boy's mother and her boyfriend. the assistant attorney general is not suggesting where it happened and the child's mother charged in a pornography case. erika: a teen is safe after hiding in her home as a man broke in. >> i thought he looked up and i went back down. erika: the burglar never saw haleigh morris and hid in the bathroom and calle

fox25's jessica reyes is live at logan airport with the alert at logan airport with the alert. jess? >>reporter: hi, julie, good morning. over the next couple of days tens of thousands of people will be flying in and out of the sewer national term -- of the international terminal at logan airport. they are warning everyone that terrorist attacks could essentially happen anywhere at any time. that travel alert was issued yesterday that al qaeda, isis and other terrorist groups are planning attacks that could use a variety of different weapons. it warns of copycat attacks by groups not associated with ft. worth organizations. did speak with a security expert about a warning that said should be taken very, very serious. >> it wouldn't be be an alert if there wasn't some intelligence telling the government that americas have to be on the lookout. >> and the alert remains in effect from february of next year. over the next couple of days. thousands upon thousands of people will be flying out of this international terminal here at logan airport. and this morning we will be speaking t

police here on logan are on alert. live at logan airport tonight. no specific threats have been made against massachusetts. here is what they are doing attacks. >> joint terrorism task force and commonwealth fusion center are closely monitoring developments coming out of france and security around the state increased. all on duty troopers have been briefed on the paris situation and told to be extra vigilant on patrols. as john just mentioned security has also been increased at logan airport. >> late tonight i spoke with massachusetts congressman bill keating was in paris to learn about the security there just a few months ago. congressman keating told me he feels france is most prepared is the most prepared european country when it comes to fighting terror. how could this have happened in a place that is so prepared as you say? >> well, the sad thruth is this kind of terrorism leaves us vulnerable right here at home. >> more of my conversation is on myfoxboston.com go. there to find you out one of the biggest fears fr

there's always state troopers inside logan airport. today we've seen some added security, though. >> trooper patrolling with submachine gun canine unit on the lookout. there's enhanced security at logan airport as thousands of traveller take to the skies for thanksgiving. >>> we made a point to get here extra early today just to go through the lines which are huge. certainly this will be the busiest week that we've seen here at tsa nationwide since our inception. the line stretched against term and a half a. isis could strike in the u.s. >>> i try not to think about it. i'm not really concerned right i think having extra security. i'm not terribly concerned. you can help keep line moving quickly by coming prepared. remind reminder we still have liquid restrictions in place. liquids not allowed in carry on luggage. pick it up when you get to your designation. tsa said for the passenger should remain much the same. you will see the same routine. it's a very busy day. you will want to leave plenty of time. jennifer eagon, 7news "today in

it feels like 22 is the logan airport right now. 12 degrees. the sun will be shining to start the day. there would be snow showers and flurry as long with clouds to our west. some would sneak into far western massachusetts. overall, our weather stays quiet. good for traveling later on today. same goes for our wednesday. high pressure will be the dominant feature on the map. fair weather right through the middle part of the week. here's the deal on thanksgiving. on the backside of high pressure, we debt a wind that comes from the south. you can scoop up a little low level moisture. what does that mean for us on thanksgiving? don't expect the bright blue skies on today and tomorrow. we get a cold front not until friday night and early saturday. that will bring our next round in the form of rain showers before cooler air. highs today, low to mid-40s. we're about 5 degrees below average today. 40 in jaffrey, bright sunshine. a light west wind not as strong. the wind won't be as gusty. 46 in taunton today and the lower to middle 40s today for the ca

the areas inside logan that are getting a closer look. >>> a driver walks away from this freak accident. >> it happened so fast. you didn't have time to think about it. you didn't have time to think oh, my god, this thing is coming at me. >>gene: how her dashboard saved her life. >>announcer: complete new england news coverage starts right now, this is the fox25 morning news. >> . >>> good morning, 6:00 november 6 is the date. we appreciate you joining us. i am gene lavanchy. we are looking temperatures inching toward 80 degrees today. it's summer. no shocker. this is not normal. the average temps for early november is usually 55, and you compare that with today, and we are expected to hit 75 degrees. >>gene: after last year's harsh winter, we will take it. stormtracker meterologist shiri spear laying out the balmy forecast. unbelievable. >>shiri: unbelievable indeed. normal high 55. we will be pushing 75 in boston later this afternoon. a lot of warm weather. starting in the 60s is above the normal high for this time of the year and the warm-up haven't even started. 2 in boston. 60 in w

fox 25's kathryn burcham is at logan airport. she'll be speaking with passengers who were on that zplight have more in a live report later at 10:00. >>> a shooting leaves one dead and another injured in jamaica plain. it's a story that was breaking at 6:00 tonight. since then fox 25's erica richie has been on scene. she joins us live in jamaica plane with what she's learned about the victim. >> reporter: sharman, since we broke that story the 6:00, i can tell you i spoke with boston police they do confirm that one of the victims has died, the other is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. a shooting happened on the other side of that crosswalk in aparking lot on wieman plain. a convenience store owner right next door here says shootings like that sadly are not uncommon. and he referred to this bullet hole right here from 2004 as proof. >> see how close that one was. that one actually came in through the glass and almost hit a customer standing right where you are and i guess god is always watching over us in here. >> re

was involved in this case. logan. we'll have a report coming up in the next few minutes. >> mark: first we want to get to german. a serious threat forces police to call off a soccer match between germany and the netherlands before kickoff. i'm mark ockerbloom. >> elizabeth: i'm elizabeth hopkins. kerry kavanaugh is following the latest developments from our control room. >> the reporter: germany cancelled the friendly match between holland in the northern city of hannover, 90 minutes before it was supposed to begin the result of concrete information about a bomb threat. this is a google earth image of the hdi arena, it holds 45,000 people. most of them were still outside waiting to get in when the stadium was evacuated. there were announcements asking fans to leave calmly, telling them there was no danger. about 10,000 people were evacuated. there was a report that an ambulance packed with explosives was found outside. a german security official is now denying that report. no explosives were found. there have been no

we are live at logan airport. julie grauert is monitoring the roadways and fox25 storm tracker weather meteorologist shiri spear has a look at that forecast. those last-minute errands. plenty of those, shiri. >> plenty of those and plenty of layers involved as well. so we have clear skies, but we have cold temperatures again. worcester at 30 degrees. but look into the burbs. sutton at 24. boylston at 23 degrees. teens again in barre and swansea, new hampshire to hollis, new hampshire. londonderry at 19 degrees. westwood at 21 westwood at 21. tewksbury at 21. heckington, 22. mansfield at 20 degrees. yes, boston at 30. but as soon as you venture outside the city the big chill in the air to 28 in duxbury. and 21 in harwich. so let's go ahead and get ready for those below-freezing temperatures until about 9, 10:00 this morning. noontime comes along. temperatures will ride into the by 3 p.m., 45 degrees. cool sunshine all throughout the afternoon. and we are back down to 36 at 7:00 this evening. evening travels here. t

so you just arrived at logan, pass is? i have no idea. >> reporter: a lot of travelers admit they can be careless. >> i normally leave it in the bin in the back of the seat in front of me. >> i lose it. >> reporter: others even post it on their social media accounts to share their travel plans or in their hotel rooms. revealing information hidden in the bar code but with a simple cell phone app, anyone with expertise can use it to find out personal information that you don't want them to know. this is just a phone app i have. valerie let us try it on her boarding pass at logan airport. is that your information? >> it is. that seems scary. >> reporter: some like southwest scramble the information. others don't, revealing frequent flier account numbers. >> on the ticket itself it's blanked out. but if you look on the bar code, the entire number is listed. >> reporter: it didn't take long for this computer expert to hack into the frequent flier account. the carrier's web site sim lip asked a security question. favorite team.

fox 25's john monahan is on the phone at logan now. john, what can you tell us? >> the reporter: good evening. we arrived here about 15 to 20 minutes ago and there are two flights we're watching. an inbound flight that landed at 6:27 p.m., charles de gaulle, we're waiting for those passengers to deplane and we're looking at a plane headed to paris and mass that flight is still scheduled. one man not willing to speak on camera told us he's very worried about what took place, scared about what's going on back at his home city. he says he's going to go no matter what. he wants to be in the air, head back toward his home. he spoke to his family tonight, he said they're all indoors, locked inside their homes tonight. he looked very nervous and jittery as he was waiting for the flight to depart. at this point, i'll reiterate that logan airport tells us that this flight is scheduled to leave at 8:10 p.m. and they plan to let it depart. mass port also tells us, i got a statement from the mass state police, they have checked, and they're doing

ed: security has been stepped up at logan airport. newscenter 5' s pam cross is live at logan tonight, pam? pam: some of the people equipped to prevent attacks the president talked about are walking these corridors and it' s not just logan, we found extra security elsewhere as well. this is about what you' d expect on the day before thanksgiving, big crowds at south station headed home. add the threat of terror and you add officers and a sense of watchfulness. everywhere, officials are saying there is no need to worry, but they are vigilent. it starts at the top. president obama: as americans travel this week and with their loved ones, i want them to know that our counterterrorism, intelligence, and law enforcement professionals at every level are working overtime. pam: at logan airport, state troopers carry visible weapons and have the k-9 units working out. travelers reminded again to travel light, come prepared to wait and stay alert. preparation is a message law to teach. after the marathon bombing, boston police conducted dozens

we're live at boston logan airport. morning. >> thank you very much. morning. turkey. russian news agencies claim the plane was on a bombing mission fire. turkish officials say the plane violated turkish airspace and the pilots ignored ten warnings. those pilots parachuted to safety but russian officials have had no further contact >>> in other news, president president francois hollande. france has new evidence linking a wanted terrorist to the paris attacks. a street cleaner found a explosives. it was discovered in the same area where a cell phoned was found blocking to fugitivives. >>> governor baker says he still supports syrian employees but has questions on how the united states vets them. kerry says additional security steps are being taken. >>> a new suffolk university poll says 40% disapprove and 13% are undecided. >>> now to a developing story in chicago. a police officer is expected to the city plans to release video showing a teenager being six 16 times bree is here with the latest. good morning, dee. >> reporter: good morning. officer van dike will be char

he consider logan one of the most secure airports in the country and said space nationwide change is coming. before this incident that occurred in egypt we been in the process of analyzing taking a cold hard look at inadequate nature in this country. >>> expert say the russian jet crash points to flaws internationally. it if was a bomb its likely placed on the plane at an egyptian airport. considering increasing security there's security concerns overseas and a call for new screening procedures for flights headed here. >>> the obama administration reviewing a number of different steps that we can make to enhance security for commercial flights bound for the united states. >>> the weakest link in that network effects all of us across the country. >>> the investigation into the exact cause of the crash continues. and officials in both russia and egypt have said they can't say with 100% certainty that this was a bomb. live from logan airport. 7news "today in new england." >>> in the thousand of british tourist are finally heading home. this scene at sharm el-sheikh airport where there's

it's a cool start now with temperatures running in the 40s, at least at logan airport. it's 48 degrees. dew point in the 30s, winds are out of the west. norwood at 32 degrees. 29 in orange. lower 50s on the cape and islands. we have a few more clouds that are more stubborn from eastern essex county back down to the cape and islands. there is a cold front coming in it's coming through this morning. there will be a couple of clouds with it, as well. sunrise at 6:36. today. 56 with sunshine for your lunch a little bit above average today. we should be in the lower 50s now for this time in november. northwest wind, 5 to 15 miles per hour. mostly clear, 50 for the ride home with the sunset at 4:21. i'm tracking rain by later on this week. we will talk more about it coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >> thank you, danielle. >>> 4:31 now. we're following a developing story. some -- excuse me -- high powered weapons stolen from an army reserve center in worcester. sources say six semiautomatic rifles and 10 pistols are missing. >> the fbi is now involved with the investig

it's tied at 7 in the first quarter - logan backhaus the 14-7 lead. then backhaus went back to work - pushing his was through the linene lake lead. backhaus - the quarterback - can throw, too - to the corner of the end zone for billy brown - gets the feet down - it's 28-7. after mount vernon gets a touchdown - backhaus goes back to his legs - scrambling in from 11 yards out on the read-option keeper. and then to close the half, backhaus pops a 33-yard touchdown run - spirit lake led 42-14 at the half. mount vernon made things interesting - both teams lit up the scoreboard but spirit lake is your 2a state champion,70 to 56. sporor fource is "on the r rd" in cedar falls. ktiv's mararfreund is live in the uni-dome with post- game reaction. in the fourth quarter of spirit lake's title win, quarterback logan backhaus took a big hit and had to be taken off the field on a stretcher. the indians sounded optimistic about his condition - and were able to grind out this title win, earning their secoco championship in four years. "i thought our guys competed the

jessica reyes is live at logan airport this morning with the alert. >>reporter: sara, that alert comes on one the busiest travel weeks of the year as millions of americans will be on the move for this thanksgiving turkey. a warning that americans can be at risk all over the world. current information suggests that isis, al qaeda, and terrorist groups continue to plan terrorist attack in multiple regions and urges multiple regions and urges to be aware of your immediate surroundings and avoid large crowds and crowded places. here at logan airport we caught up with a group of travelers who just returned home from europe that began one day following the terrorist attacks following the terrorist attacks. >> i think it is very concerning. we have all been aware of it all week long and thinking about it, but trying not to let it interfere with what we are doing. >>reporter: and this alert ex-fires in february of next year. in the next half hour, we are learning from a -- hearing have a security expert and getting his take. jessica reyes, fox25. >>> drivers

victoria warren joins us from logan airport. there's already talk of changes at airports. >> reporter: that's right. yesterday the president said that there is a definite possibility this crash was due due to a bomb. there were already plans for domestic flights but a further call for security for folks flying internationally. sounding the alarm on aviation security there are more reports out that a russian jet likely crashed in egypt due to a bomb onboard. already isis claimed responsibility for that attack twice. >> we cannot be certain that the russian airliner was brought down by a terrorist bomb. but it looks increasingly likely. >> if it is, it's a game-changer in terms of isis. >> representative bill keating speaking at logan airport said it would be the first terror attack on aviation since september 11. he considered logan one of the most secure airports and says change is already coming. >> before this incident, that been in the process of analyzing, taking a cold hard look at the inadequate nature of the security of o

fox25 jessica reyes joins us live from logan airport this morning with the alert. good morning, jessica. >> good morning, daniel, despite the alert you can see number of rivals and departments and logan running on time and as scheduled now, this is the first time almost a year now alert like this has been issued and people spoke to at the airport did say they are not letting it get away in the plans. it is one of the busiest travel weeks of the year. >> i'm going to my home country nepal. >> india. >> weeklong, ten day trip to madrid. >> julie: thousands of people will be flying international terminal over the next few days immediately after the state department issued warning to americans traveling overseas. alert says americans could be at risk anywhere in the world saying that isis, al-qaeda, boca continue to plan attacks in multiple regions. advises americans to be aware of their immediate surroundings and to avoid large crowds or crowded places and goes on to say the attacks may employ a wide variety of tactics with conventional and nonconventional weapons. >>

bumper to bumper, 128 southbound you crawl logan to the split. out in sturbridge, we have slowdowns going on now after an earlier crash. the ramp from i-84 to the mass pike east is partially blocked out there. >>> we begin with a developing story. cbs news learning that security changes are coming to u.s. airports. that announcement is expected today. it comes nearly a week after a russian plane crashed in egypt. >> there are concerns this a terrorist bomb may have brought down that plane. good morning, nicole. >> reporter: good morning to you, chris. we hear of the tragedies that automatically raise concern over airport security. now with holiday travel ramping up, we could also see a ramp upch security. >> reporter: its about a crash that killed all on board. a russian plane going down in egypt. isis taking responsibility for a bomb. though no definite evidence confirming that. >> i think there is a possibility that there was a bomb on board, and we're taking that very seriously. >> reporter: passengers at logan are leery. >> they are blaming i

sharman sachetti is live at logan speaking to several top leaders today, sharman. >> the reporter: we know that president obama has committed to accepting some 10,000 at least refugees from syria here in saying no, not yet, not here in massachusetts and so we caught up here at the airport with members of hour congressional delegation to see if they were on board. governor charlie baker telling us, he's against opening up massachusetts borders to syrian refugees, at least for now. >> no, i'm not interested in accepting refugees from syria. i would need to know a lot more than i know now before i would agree to do anything. >> the reporter: governor baker is opposed to allowing them in, until he can get more information from the federal government about how exactly they're being vetted. >> for me, the most important thing is to make sure the people of the commonwealth are safe and security. >> he says he is opposed to them coming here. do you agree with that? >> i think it's important to have very tough vetting standards before we let people come in to the united states. >> senator ed m

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there is extra security at logan. passengers we talked to traveling to france tonight are anxious and sad. >> reporter: certainly a lot of emotion here as hundreds of passengers headed to paris knowing about the attack, while others heard the news when they landed. waiting in line for a daughter's boarding pass, this mom kept hoping the flight would be canceled. >> i'm scared. >> reporter: nicole harris is a college sophomore studying in france. she heads back after a week at home. her friends in paris are texting her. >> are you back? it's not safe. i don't want to go back, but i have to. >> reporter: this man was anxious to go back. this is not the first violent attack in france this year, but the most deadly. >> difficult. it happened a couple of times this year, and i don't know what to do about it. we have to -- life goes on. >> reporter: one woman came home from a paris vacation. >> not a great way to land. honestly, it's unreal, even just to think about it. >> reporter: a clear presence of security with state p

jessica reyes at logan with the international security alert. catherine parrotta along the pike with what's supposed to be the busiest travel day this season. julie grauert following those drive times and storm tracker meteorologist shiri spear has look at cold stuff ahead. >> shiri: 16 in keene, 17 in orange and 20s to most of the burbs including lawrence and beverly at 23, plymouth at 21, worcester at 24 and boston lucky you at 30 this morning and that's really the warmest that i'm going to be able to give you for now. now, warm-up takes off in the next couple hours. we are seeing a lot more of the lower 30s by 9:00 a.m. but i want you to count on below freezing temperatures up until about 9:00 this morning. after that again temperatures are slowly warming back into the lower 40s here by noon time today you will see lots and lots of sunshine out there but start to mix in scattered clouds, especially north and west of boston here into the afternoon and look at the 5:00 p.m. heading home from work and maybe hitting home to head out for the holid

it is a a go fund me account called logan's heroes. he his mom says because police officers are his heroes. >> he just loves k-9's and police officers, so it combined the best of both world and that is what he wants to do when he grows up too. >> he is just a great kid, for somebody so little and so small only five years old and wants to do something so great for police officers and k-9 partners, it is just great. >> reporter: in the future logan hopes to help more k-9's like visa on this birthday and every other one moving forward. >> well, i love police men. >> reporter: forever. >> yeah. >> reporter: maybe you want to be a policeman one day. >> yes, a k-9 officer. >> diana a rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and to be so young and generous all right. so often your birthday it is a big deal. >> thinking what kind of presents you want, what kind of cake but this little will guy is thinking about k-9's and officers. >> so sweet. >> 5:39. another big honor for philadelphia. >> we will let you know the latest list topped by city of

travelers can expect to see new upgrades at logan airport's jetblue terminal. new features include interactive kiosks and flight displays. the entire improvement project is expected to finish up next year. >> umass lowell students teaming up with nasa to launch a rocket in new mexico. nasa and umass are hoping to get pictures of the third closest star orbiting earth, believes it is surrounded by nearby planets because of glare. >> elizabeth: the governor's plan to fight opiate abuse up for public discussion. this is video from that hearing today. this bill would restrict patients to a three day supply of painkillers the first time they're provided an opioid. there would be exceptions made for certain chronic conditions, but it also let's doctors involuntarily commit payments to treatment centers if they think they're putting themselves or others in danger. >> mark: temperatures dropping tonight as we take a live look at the zakim bridge. not bad for a wednesday night. kevin is talking about some really chilly temperatures though overnight. >> kevin: oh, yeah. t

jc: our coverage continues live at logan with what we know about the suspect. reporter: state police have just released the woman' s name. she is a 32-year-old from poland. instead of walking out the doors behind me like the rest of the passengers, she was processed at customs and border protection and will be charged with interfering with a flight crew. a passenger snapped a photo of this woman being arrested. writing on instagram, those are not bracelets, someone got arrested. big thank you to the british airways crew. the intoxicated woman tried to open an exit door and will be charged with interfering with a flight crew. in a statement, british airways wrote our customer and crew deserve to have a safe and enjoyable flight. behavior. this involved intoxication, not necessarily anything to do with terrorism. she certainly picked a wrong week to have a bad flight. jc: this past july, there was a similar incident on a flight diverted to logan. this man was accused of going on a drunken rampage. prosecutors say he punched his wife, pushed several flight attenda

he considers logan one of the most secure airports in the country and says nationwide change is already coming. >>> it's the goose news is before this incident that occurred in egypt, we've already been on the process of analyzing thatting a cold, hard look at the inadequate nay of our security at airports in this country and we've already started making changes. >> reporter: but experts say the russian jet crash points to flaws in the system inter internationally. experts say if it was a bomb it was likely placed on the plane at an egyptian airport so even with news that tsa is considering increase secure at u.s. airports, there are still security concerns overseas and a call for new screening procedures for flights headed here. >>> the obama administration is reviewing a number of different steps that we can take to enhance security for commercial flights bound for the united states. >> reporter: the weakest link in that net work affects all of . >>> the investigation into the exact cause of the crash continues and officials in both egypt and russia say that it is too early to say tha

a plane was headed to logan when a drunk woman tried to open the emergency exit door. nicole oliverio is live at the airport with the latest and the charges this woman may be facing. >> reporter: well the charges would be interfering with a flight crew. initially passengers who saw what was happening didn't know what exactly she was doing. the airline crew had to restrain her and six state troopers escorted her off. a british airways flight lands at logan but passengers forced to wait on the tarmac at state police board the plane to remove an unruly passenger. >> she was in front of us and tried to open the door at the back of the plane. >> state police say the woman was drunk when she tried to open a door on the flight from london with three hours left before the plane landed in boston. flight attendants wrestled with the woman trying to tie her to the seat with handcuffs. >> i thought she was having a panic attack or seizure. that's how uncontrollable she was. it took about six stewardesses to keep her down. >> passengers credit the crew with handling the situation w

the tsa says nearly half a million travelers will pass through logan airport. the tsa says it is ready. with canines. there 5. randy: right now, police are searching for a man accused of murdering a woman whose body was found burned in bridgewater. police say retaliation drove fernando owens to murder 29-year-old ashley bortner. her burned body was found along train tracks 3 weeks ago. son was shot to death in dorchester, and owens thought the woman had something to do with it. s believed to be armed and dangerous. erika: a family has a lot to be thankful for. 18 is safe after hiding out in that burglar never saw haleigh morris. she was able to hide in a bathroom with no locks as he got inside her home. 9-1-1 shaking, scared, and alone. >> he walks back the bathroom erika: morris' mom tried calling the house alarm remotely when police say that' s when 52-year-old louis breton ran he was caught and is being held on $75,000 bail. schedule changes. the team is setting the brakes after a lot of complaints by commuters. they say they feel blindsided by the proposed

bullet and boards at boston's logan airport showed no sign of trouble in paris. passengers like curry college student nicole harris who was studying abroad in france checked in and we're told their lights were a go . >>> i'm nervous. my mom is nervous. she wants to book me a different flight . >> anchor: having faith the airlines wouldn't flow if it wasn't safe nicol kept her seat. even after the french president closed borders and her friends in europe told her to stay put . >>> they are like don't come back. like the bore des are closed. please don't get on that plane. lose money than lose your life. please be safe. doesn't come . >> anchor: the well-being of every person getting on a flight at logan clearly the top priority for massport friday night. a very obvious increase in state police officers were monitoring intelligence and we're told implemented a multi layered security plan . >>> i'm glad that he is in the plane right now . >> anchor: for this wife standing with her three children anxiously awaiting the arrival of her husband from france, somehow know

temperatures right now is 62 degrees at logan airport. the dewpoint is 50 and that southwest breeze is a little at logan airport right now. that wind will continue to gust through the afternoon, not just at logan, but across southern new england, numerous gusts between 20 and 30 miles per hour and that's pretty much the range they'll be in as well. 63 in nashua right now, 63 pretty popular number on the map this afternoon, same in taunton and providence as well. it's 63 in falmouth and we are in the upper 50s from chatham back to wocester. just like yesterday, there have been varying amounts of clouds. so at times the sun is out, other times the clouds move in, and i am tracking some rain to the west. but we don't have to deal with any of it through the remainder of the afternoon. even once the sun set, still mild, temperatures cruising back through the 50s, and we'll probably stay right around 50 overnight tonight, maybe dipping into the upper 40s. this is the map at 2:00 a.m. watch what happens between 2:00 and 6:00. areas of rain fill

this morning, bound again for logan. and that's pacific time, 8:32 a.m. passengers on the plane tweeted out details of their ordeal. some telling us, the plane was taxiing on the runway when the pilot announced they were returning to the gate because of operational difficulties. a relative of a fox 25 employee was on that flight. and tells us that passengers were camped out on the plane for about 45 minutes, then taken off, five at a time to be checked and that included being individually searched and cotton swabbed. >> >> i kind of dozed off and felt like we were taking off and then we weren't and then we kind of taxied for a while and then told we were going back to the gate because of the operational >> the reporter: again, the chris christie camp telling us he was in no danger at any time. here's what they had to say also in a written statement. at no point did governor chris christie interact with this passenger, nor did this passenger pose a verbal or physical threat to the governor. now, presidential hopeful has several events scheduled in new hamp

logan not one of them. but massachusetts representatives william keating and stephen lynch says this operation really just goes to show the holes in airport security. keating is quoted in the boston herald as saying, unfortunately herald as saying, unfortunately, with all these threats we now have, we could be right 1,000 time. all we need it to be wrong once to have a tragedy occur. and it does come after president obama statement last night about the russian plane crash over egypt last saturday. very first time he said there is a possibility a terrorist bomb could have been responsible. 224 people on board that plane were killed and again with this recent undercover operation, that raises the question how easily a terrorist could bring a bomb on to the plane in the united states. coming up in 30 minutes, the security changes now being considered including how the layout of the airport is now being scrutinized. at logan international airport, stephanie coueignoux, fox25 news. >>> new this morning, crews ar

that's the latest live in logan, nick emmons, 7news. >>> let's fly out to the roads. are there any back-ups we should worry about? this shot looks good anyway. let's check in with joe stapleton. >> that's right. westbound cruising along very nicely right near exit 17 out of the newton area. not moving badly out by 128 or 495. taking to the maps we do see some sluggish volume on the westbound side of the pike tight going out in the oxford area. auburn. nearby. the rest of the ride moving along nicely and downtown we have good news for you. 93 northbound and southbound bridge. no major hang-ups here on the up or down ramps. joe stapleton, 7news. >>> and weather looking good for holiday travel, too. >> there are no signs of storms to get in your way, at least if you're traveling in new england. let's check the forecast with chief meteorologist pete bouchard. >> i have some cold temperatures already now to freezing in norwood, plymouth and hyannis. the vineyard, as well, 38 in beverly 42 in brnz. a thin ribbon of clouds coming off man tax point and block island. they don'