lyndon albers vanished morning. after hours of searching, albers was found in rowley eight miles from her home. at this point, it is unclear how albers made it that far. sources say she was found on the side of the road with a head injury. she was in fair condition when she arrived at beverly hospital for treatment. and she has since been transferred to boston children's hospital. sources tell 7 news police are questioning a person in connection with this incident. those sources say the person is cooperating with police and answering questions. and state police say troopers are treating several scenes as active crime scenes while they investigate. but again, the headline at this hour. lyndon albers has been found alive after disappearing from her home in hamilton. of course, there are still plenty of questions about this incident and we will continue to follow this breaking story throughout the afternoon. you can get the latest updates on our web site, whdh.com. and that will do it for 7 news at noon. thank you for

lyndon: only if the customer has extra energy needs.i suspect, they will just roll over and do an extension and that extension will be at a discount. cory: i really appreciate your time. thank you for coming by. we will continue to follow. coming up, a conversation with michael evans. we will get beyond singles day. the google x cofounder talking about his latest startup and how it achieved unicorn status today with a $1 billion valuation. ♪ angie: it is 12:30 in hong kong. i am angie lau with an update of top stories. aussie dollar jumped after the addition of 59,000 jobs in october, four times the forecast. australia is set for its best year of job growth since 2010. it also is the pressure on the rba to add stimulus to the economy. is undertz director investigation for corruption. former vw bus martin winterkorn is expected to step down amid the fallout from the emissions scandal. he has resigned as chairman of the board of audi. winterkorn's initial reluctance to cut all ties with the vg group your criticism. here is david in glass.

and i think it also represented a turning point in the legacy of lyndon baines johnson. johnson leads a very, very complicated legacy, largely because of the war in vietnam, which is a rightful and important part of his legacy. vietnam so divided our nation, and we were so conscious of what it did to us as a people, that i think it clouded lbjs legacy for many years, and took us at least two generations to sort out the complicated nature of that legacy, and ultimately to recognize what i think is the bigger part of lbj's legacy, the laws of the great society, most importantly the civil rights laws that he saw to fruition during the course of his presidency, including the civil rights act of 1964, which broke the back of jim crow in our country, and allowed us a first step toward realizing what is -- the most basic creed in -- among americans which is all men are created equal. so i'll show you quickly some slides that came from this summit, and then we'll hear from david and betty. but -- i can't -- that is barack obama in lyndon johnson's oval office, gazing at the actu

lyndon: they will still be 65% of your energy needs.the end, maybe we add a few more panels to get them back to the 80% level. work for a very long time. cory: is there an additional installation cost at the end of the contract? lyndon: only if the customer has extra energy needs. justi suspect, they will roll over and do an extension and that extension will be at a discount. cory: i really appreciate your time. we will continue to follow. evans.ation with mike we will get beyond singles day. google ask cofounder talking about his latest startup and how it achieved unicorn status today with a $1 billion valuation. ♪ cory: i am cory johnson. it is 6:30 p.m., tuesday in new york. on wednesday.ng julia. julia: another top official in shanghai is under investigation for corruption. -- he is being investigated for severe violations of party discipline. job.r the shanghai chief has pledged to work with the new government. her party is expected to win by a landslide. it has taken more than 250 of the 498 seats. southeast asia's biggest phone c

police say lyndon was kidnapped, and tortured by her former baby-sitter. the young woman seen here in front of a group of friends at a summer camp is the same person who will soon be seen in fronts of a judge. 21-year-old abigail hannah will be arraigned on monday accused of kidnapping and torturing an innocent little girl. hannah lives in topsfield. before that she lived in connecticut. and attended a christian high school. with videos and photos, hannah created the impression of a happy well adjusted young woman. the question remains what led her to do the horrible things she's accused of. in the early hours of friday morning, investigators believe hannah broke into the home and snatched little lyndon while she was sleeping. lyndon's parents realized she was gone around seven will be that morning and quickly notified police. a few hours later a couple found lyndon in a pile of leaves on the side of the road in the town about eight miles away. lyndon was naked, her head had been shaved, and she had a large bruise on her head. it appeared the 2-year-old gi

robert kennedy: it's lyndon. john f kennedy: hello lyndon. lyndon johnson: i see we're winning in pennsylvania, but what the hell happened to you in ohio? john f kennedy: well how's it going down there? lyndon johnson: well i'm happy to tell you, texas is gonna be close, but safe. john f kennedy: well ah, all right. thank you, thank you very much. robert kennedy: swear to god, jack, swear to god. if that's all it takes to make you president is to make that son of a bitch lyndon johnson vice president, then so be it. john f kennedy: it's the best deal we ever made. news reporter: actually throughout the night, he's widened that lead. he's about a half a million ahead right now. in connecticut, kennedy took that state by 9:00, he wrote up a very, very. jackie kennedy: jack, look at that! you've won connecticut. you're president now. john f kennedy: no, no, no. jackie kennedy: but look at the lead you've got! john f kennedy: well yeah sure, in the, the northeast, but we have to wait till the midwest and uh, then the west. it's gonna be a long ni

i want to show you a picture of lyndon right now. we know that the search search began in the early morning hours. the little girl had not been seen since 3 or 4:00 in the morning. local and state police began searching for her. the chief would not say exactly where the little girl was found. we know she disappeared from her home on lincoln avenue in hamilton, she was found if an area where passers by could see her. sources tell wbz , the girl was located in raleigh around 10:00 this morning, and again in few details, the public should not be concerned. >> reporter: as the chief of police in this town, i am very connected to the people that live in this town. i have been here for 6 years as the chief of police. if i thought the parents were concerned i would be the first one standing in front of you. >> i'm excited she was found alive and reunited with her parents. until i know the okay, i'm going to be concerning as a parent, i feel for these parents. i'm happy we reunited her with the family. >> reporter: we know there was a 4 year

lyndon was released from the hospital yesterday. her parents thanked everyone through a statement that they released earlier today, including everybody who searched for her and the couple who found her. spotted her on the side of the road. they stopped and alerted investigators. again, abigail hanna, 21-year-old former baby-sitter two this two-year-old girl. she is set to be arraigned here in court momentarily. >> jadiann: an animal shelter goes up in flames. this in paxton. dogs and cats from the burning building. unfortunately, they were not able to save most of the animals. byron barnett has the very latest on this deadly fire. >> i can't even say how i feel right now. they are my animals. they are my babies. >> reporter: heart-broken workers at the animal shelter in paxton. a raging fire rips through their building, killing dozens of animals. shelter officials say 17 dogs and 39 cats were inside. they say only two cats and four dogs survived. and that one of those dogs may not make it. >> i'm devastated. i really don't have word

lyndon alers is still not home but is safe and the parents where her in a boston hospital. in the africaict, frightening day this started within the 2-year-old was reported missing were the hamilton home. more than two are hours later. with the report of a child on the side of a road. a reid: are in done, naked, head shaved with injury. she was dolled. she slivering. we immediately called thep cos reid. sa nan found lyndon on the way to work. first, they thought they spotted a dog. >> they drove by. then, they made a u-turn. then, they stopped the car. everyone heard it on the news. [sirens brairing] reid: lyndon hospital where doctor there determined the in jr.s were not life threatening sh. reu fighted, the 2-year-old then transferred to children for more tests. >> you are going to ask me answer. we are trying to ut the piece together right now. reid. lyndon's disappear answer is being treated as crime. no one has been arrested or charged. live tonight, ham hilton, reed reid lamberty, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: also breaking tonight, massachusetts ties. born in the western

and 20 of them were so fearful of lyndon johnson that they did it. they didn't vote. >> 20 nonvotes. >> that is astonishing, they're sworn to vote. he put the fear of god them and they did not vote. now, marshall, yes, was confirmed, but you have to pay attention to the arcane rules of the senate. if the southerners and those who didn't like marshall -- if they could stop the white house they reached 60 votes, then the could filibuster the nomination to death. so they got only a handful of votes over the 60 votes. so it really was a close vote when you look at it that way. and the white house had some concerns going against its congressmen. adam clayton powell was on the run, just been thrown out of congress for ethics violation. people were linking adam clayton powell and thurgood marshall's name in the media, writing letters to the senate, and to the president on the last day of the hearings. detroit erupts in a massive race riot. >> milwaukee. >> yes, milwaukee erupted in a massive riot. the riots were gans of decades of pain and lack of opportuni

little two-year-old lyndon albers was missing. taken from the family's home some time after 3:00 in the morning while her parents and four-year-old sister were sound asleep . >>> i have children and grandchildren and great grandchildren. i think it's the worst fear we all have. with troopers on the move just after 10:00, the tone of the investigation took a dramatic along the side of the road in neighboring rowley. 8 miles from her home. her had had been shaven. she wasn't wearing any clothes and suffering a head injury . >>> i confirmed she is found a alive and i can confirm she was transported to the hospital. >> anchor: lyndon's dad making a brief stop before heading to children's hospital in boston to be with his daughter. the house sealed off through the day with that yellow crime tape before state police investigators arrived on the scene late in the afternoon with a search warrant in hand looking for clues in connection with the girl's disappearance. neighbors thankful the toddler was located, but clearly concern concerned

a rowley couple found lyndon bruised. still ahead this morning, what the they told fox 25 about the road. >>> plus black friday, less than a tweak away, holiday deals (coffee being poured into a cup.) save your coffee from the artificial stuff. switch to truvia. heather hegedus: time now 7:24. and black friday is fast approaching. this next week. on dangerous toys is also out. blair miller: fox 25 liz beth hopkins has more on which toys to keep away from the kids. >> reporter: they look like the real deal and james schwartz from the consumer watch dog group watch that's what makes these replica guns so dangerous. >> very tough to distinguish it from the real thing, especially consider when police officers have to make split second decisions, is it real, is it not. >> reporter: the group released list of 10 worse toys, includes toys that schwartz says a potential choking or strangulation hazard and several that he feels could cause eye, facial, other other injuries, like dinosaur claws inspired by jurassic park movie. and

these are the photos of 2-year-old lyndon albers. >> they didn't even know it was a girl. they thought it was a boy because the head was shaved. >> lyndon was found in raleigh, some eight miles from her home in hamilton. >> she was cold, shibbering. they brought her in the car and wrapped her up and immediately called the cops. >> lucky for lindn, the -- lyndon, the couple had spotted something odd oned side of road this morning. first they thought it was a doll. >> they drove by, then they stopped the car because everyone has been looking for >> right over the raleigh town line, a rural stretch of road. >> apparently they found her up the road from us, naked, like someone left her there. they'd been following this on the news. before they left to go to work. >> so had they find this child? >> they were stunned and immediately called the cops. >> the couple's quick action ended the search for lyndon, assuring the 2-year-old got the how she got to raleigh is the object of much speculation and possible criminal charges. live in hamilton, jorge quiroga. phil: break news out o

a couple found lyndon by the side of the road about 8 miles away. they said she was naked with her head shaved, cuts and cigarette burns. >>> she is experiencing multiple psychotic symptoms including auditory hallucination hallucinations instructing her not to speak with me . >> reporter: a court psychologist agreed with hannah hannah's defense that the 21 21-year-old has serious issues including a history of suicide attempts and memory lapses . >>> she was unable to present a factual understanding of the charges or even understanding of where she was . >> anchor: parents and support supporters said nothing as they left the hearing. they release a statementier that said we are so thankful lyndon is improving. we will also continue to care for abbie whom we love very much much. lyndon is out of the hospital, her family back at their privacy. in a statement the family says ordeal. we are grateful to have our daughter back as parents we need to be able to restore a sense of calm, comfort and normalcy for the well-being of our children. >>> the court pa

lyndon johnson realized he was no longer in charge of the war. lose? >> i had 36 when we started. we got 21 killed. >> what were you thinking about? >> i was thinking of my wife and my baby that i haven't seen, i guess. i got a baby coming in june. that was on my mind. i just knew we were going to get overrun. >> if you look at the history of vietnam, it was a tragic comedy of errors from beginning to end. and the tragedy of johnson is that he achieved remarkable things, particularly in terms of civil rights, but will be remembered for vietnam. >> it's the full shakespearean wheel of fortune, the man who has nothing who rises to everything and then loses it all. >> in a moment of tragedy and trauma, the duties of this office fell upon me with america's sons in the field far away, with america's future under challenge right here at home, i have concluded that i should not permit the presidency to become involved in the partisan divisions that are developing in this political year. accordingly, i shall not seek and i will not accept the nomination

. >> lyndon johnson, always has the stone of vietnam around him. >> lyndon johnson is a common murderer. >> johnson did things that no other president did. civil rights, great society. he should have been somebody that every young person in every liberal would have celebrated. but they didn't. he became the vietnam war president. >> they have been told repeatedly we're succeeding, we're defeating them. they can't hold on. johnson kept saying there's light at the end of the tunnel. >> this is a cbs news special report. saigon under fire. >> the enemy in vietnam has demolished the myth that a live military strength controls that country. >> the american embassy is under siege. inside are the vietcong terror squads that charged in during the night. >> the tet offensive was an enormous game changer. they were shooting up the american embassy. they had hit dozens of cities all over vietnam. it was a tremendous shock. >> we have known for several months now that the communist planned a massive, winter-spring offensive. we do not think that our military operations are going to be at all materi

this ereleased a statement earlier that said we are so thankful lyndon is improving. we will also continue to care for abbie whom we love very much much. little lyndon is out of the hospital, her family back in their hamilton home asking for privacy. in a statement the family says we have suffered a horrific ordeal, we are grateful to have our daughter back as parents we need to be able to restore a sense of calm, comfort and normalcy for the well-being of our children. >> reporter: police say hannah wouldn't give them the pass code for her cell phone them say they got it from hannah's boyfriend number apparently for the inter international code for smoking marijuana. live in newburyport, dan hausle, 7 news . >> anchor: also breaking this afternoon a new hampshire couple charged now with accomplice leading investigators looking into the case of a burned body found in bridgewater earlier this month. the district attorney's office says this couple admitted to being with the victim on the day she died but then lied to police about where they were later in the day. the bo

. >> 2-year-old lyndon albers. police say she was in her home at 3:00 in the morning but gone at 7:00. that's when her parents, joan and timothy albers, dialed 911. the urgent search gang, primarily in the lincoln avenue neighborhood. the child was found in raleigh, 8 miles away. >> a report of a child on the side of the road, bruised. newbury road. >> the little girl was naked, her head sheaved, apparently with a head injury. she was rushed to beverly hospital, where doctors determined the injuries were not life-threatening. >> she's here and in fair can't. >> reunited with her parents, the 2-year-old was transferred to children's for more tests. sources tell newscenter 5 investigators are questioning a former baby-sitter. >> it's an on going investigation. we're trying put the pieces together right now. >> police not tipping their hand on the direction they're moving in, but it's very clear they seem to be focusing in one particular area. j.c.: over the area in raleigh where lyndon was found there. jorge continue

lyndon albers spent two days children' s hospital when she was head shaved. this is video of the former babysitter, abigail hannah. at that point police were bringing her in for questioning. police say hannah broke into the family home in hamilton to kidnap the girl. a couple driving to work from the toddler and a pile of leaves about eight miles away from the girl' s home. the family of the former babysitter issued the statement saying, we are thankful that lyndon is improving and wish her and her family complete healing. our thoughts and prayers are with them. we will continue to care for abby who we love very much. we ask everyone respect the privacy of both families in this difficult time. kelly tutthill is inside the kidnapping, breaking and entering. another assault and battery charge and that is the one most shocking. assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, a cigarette. we will keep you posted. erika: thank you for that report . the patriots getting ready for kickoff tonight and another big game as they work to keep their unbeaten streak going. gi

we are thankful lyndon is i'm -- is improving and wish her day. >> i am praying for all involved. reporter: hannah has been sent to a worcester facility for a mental health center. she is due back in court on december 11th. kelley tuthill, wcvb newscenter 5. heather:good news to report. the whale that beached itself in kingston today did get pulled back out into the water. experts say from the new england aquarium say the prognosis is guarded. they believe the animal is probably ill and in shock and likely to beach again. but for the moment it is out to sea. crews will be back out in the morning searching for it. ed: we are just past 6:00 at night and taking a live look over 95 south heading to gillette stadium. the headlights are heading in the direction of monday night football and traffic is backed up for miles beyond burlington as the fans head to foxborough and the patriots countdown against the bills. continues with mike lynch. >> thank you very much. we fought through the traffic earlier this afternoon. welcome to foxborough where it feels like buffalo or block island. it i

lyndon albers was missing for several hours, last seen around 3:00 this morning at her lincoln avenue home here in hamilton. her parents realized it and called 911 around 7:00. we got word that she was found around 10:00 this morning, eight miles away in the town of rally -- rawley on the side of the road. police are being tightlipped about the investigation at this point. they will only say she was found alive and fair condition and in an area where passerby' s could see her. they won' t say if she wanted off from her home, if she was taken, but they are assuring people here in hamilton that they do not need to worry about their children' s safety. >> i am ecstatic she is being relied with her parents. until i know the outcome of the investigation, i am going to be very concerned as a parent. i feel very much for these parents. >> here is another look over rowley where two-year-old lyndon outburst disappeared. she was found on the side of the road several miles away from her home. right now, she is being reunited with her parents. she does have a four-year-old sister who was in that

i mean, and he used her, lyndon used her for that. on air force one, coming back from dallas that day in 1963, they called rose kennedy which must have been a really tough call to make and who did lyndon put on the phone to make it seem to be gracious and warm and in that difficult time? lady bird. he did it again and again. >> credit to her to put up with the guy. >> yes. >> i'm sure it was not an easy marriage. we won't go into that because the book does. a great book. now everybody loves politics. lady bird and lyndon. that's the name. the hidden story of a marriage that made a president. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. >>> that's all for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> i have to call the murdered the murdered and i have to call the murderers the murderers. >> quentin tarantino joins me for his first tv interview since those comments at a rally against police brutality. why he's not backing down as police unions call for a boycott of his fi

that is in lyndon, new jersey. chopper 4 above the refinery after lyndon police confirmed that a drone slammed into the top of a car earlier this morning. the operator of the drone picked up most of the pieces of that damaged vehicle before he took off from the scene. lyndon police sigh they are taking this seriously in light of what happened in paris on friday. >>> also new at noon, firefighter seen rescuing a tiny infant. look at that, from a home in flames. talking about the move that may news 4's sheldon dutes spoke with the firefighter just a short while ago. what an amazing story, sheldon. >> reporter: truly incredible story. and firefighters are no strangers to running directly toward danger. that's what they do every day. and that's exactly what happened when that lieutenant went into this smoke-filled burning building to try and rescue that three week old newborn. moments after the rescue, launt adam valogos carried the baby to an ambulance. >> heroes the right word, i don't think so, that's just what we d

it's not even safe around here no more in lyndon. everybody used to come here and live in lyndon. you didn't come here and live no more and it's too close to home. >> the two victims are in serious condition. they're in the hospital. it's not clear whether this was a random shooting or if the two women were targeted. >>> a teenager is in the hospital after he was shot outside of a store. it happened after 9:00 p.m. last night. police saying the teen was shot in the arm and rushed to the hospital. he's in serious by stable condition. not clear who shot him or why. so far no arrests have been made. >>> this morning a brooklyn postal worker is accused of a disturbing hate crime. tanton cole harassed two muslim women, spit at them. he was caught on camera yelling slurs and swearing at the women on the sidewalk before following them into a deli, threatening to burn down their place of worship. he's charged with harassment, menacing and child endangerment. >>> police say the man in this photo was wanted for the questioning of the murder of one of governor cuomo's aides. police say he wa

lyndon's patients last saw they are around 3:30 p.m. and called 911 around 7:00 p.m. investigators say it wasn't clear if the little girl wandered off or was taken from the home. >> one i'm very excited that she was found alive. i'm ecstatic that she's being reunited with her parents. >> very humble, self-effacing, kind, sweet genuine people. >> the reporter: people who police say experienced hours of fear, a situation that neighbors called horrifying. >> it's like any parent's nightmare, a daughter orson that's missing, 2-year-old ten miles away and these people, it doesn't add up, and it's the creepiest thing ever. >> the reporter: despite those missing pieces, the police chief did want to make it clear, he did not believe anyone else in the communities for any family here had any reason to be fearful tonight. live in hamilton, kerry kavanaugh, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: within the past half-hour, our bob ward just spoke with the woman who found lyndon albers. bob joining us on thewjg:zur phone, and bonn tell us what she said. >> the reporter: it was a couple who fo

lyndon has been released from the hospital. her family released a statement saying we are grateful to have our daughter back and we are thankful for the iforts -- efforts to rescue our daughter. >> hannah has been sent to worcester for mental health evaluation. she is due back on december 11th. live in district court wcvb newscenter 5. >>> new at 5:00, a couple in court charged in connection with the burned body found next to the railroad tracks in bridgewater. julian squires and his wife shannon were charged with lying to police during the investigation. they were not charged with the death of ashley bortner. the suspect did admit they died. >>> sky 5 over a massive back up on 128 south all the way to burlington as flans flock to gillette stadium. look at the lights in both directions. the countdown to kickoff is coming up. patriots and bills coming up. the pats as you know are dealing with big injuries >> this is the first time home game since the paris attacks so security will be tight. we go now live to foxborough. reporter

when they asked about lyndon hannah initially said she didn't know the family. burt then according to police she said she had baby sat for them one time the parents knew they kept the house. we asked northeastern university criminologist case. >> she's an attractive young woman, engaged to be married, she had a lot of things going for herself. the one thing that is missing was mental health. in court it was revealed that hannah recently suffered a miscarriage. earlier she announced she was engaged. hannah will be held in a mental health facility where she's expected to undergo a full mental health evaluation. police also question a person who lives with her family at their home. the interesting detail that person revealed new at 11:00. live in our control room. ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> now our coverage of the story continues on our website myfoxboston.com. where you will find the raw video of today's court hearing as well as the full statements from abigail hannah's family and the family members of the lyndon alvers. we are talking about a wind chill. storm t

friday morning between who-year-old lyndon's parents in back door of hamilton home open. according to a search warrant the parents told police hanna right away saying they recently fired her as their babysitter. little lyndon was found eight miles from home, naked, with cigarette burns in her head shaved and pile of leaves on side of road when police first question hanna she had dirt on face and twig on hair and claimed she was chasing a stray cat. they found dirty baby clothes in hanna's topsfield out house the skourt psychology a far different person that seeming happy young woman she appeared ton on her facebook page. at the present time, your honor, she's experiencing multiple psychotic symptoms include thing auditory hallucination and instructing her not to speak with. hanna parents didn't talk had released we're so thankful lyndon is improving we will also continue to care for abbey who m we love very much. toddler is now out of the hospital, her family is asking for privacy. and in statement the family says we have suffered a horrific ordeal. we are grateful to hav

lyndon was naked, her head had been shaved and she had a large bruise on her head. it appears the 2-year-old girl had been hurt and they say abigail hannah is responsible. so we're still working to learn how long abigail hannah baby sat for the family and when when and why they let her go. it's outlandish to think that is the reason for the kid snatching. but at this point it's the only likely motive that we're aware of. more on her court date tomorrow. we'll talk about that new at 11:00. reporting live in hamilton, ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> so we want to run down the major questions we hope will be answered during that monday arraignment. what was the motive behind this crime? ted couched on that just a moment ago. why was this s&p in the emergency room what's the reason that her employment with the victim's family had stopped? fox 25 is going to stream tomorrow's arraignment on-line. just log onto the fox 25 news app or on myfoxboston.com to watch. stay with fox 25 for continuing coverage of the toddler kidnapping case both on air and on-line again at myfoxbosto

interesting thing about him is he actually was lyndon johnson mentor. wall, youppear on the will see that although he was a mentor, by the time johnson was their relationship but obviously slayed. led filibuster against the civil rights act. the democrats knew that they could not break the filibuster ofhout enlisting the support the republicans. to enlist the support of the republicans, they had to go to this man, the senate minority they needed him and his republican to vote in favor of closure to end the filibuster and ultimately pass the legislation. after adding some he threw to title vii his support hundred 64 civil rights act. he ultimately pass the act. act, it working on the is point out the contact in the social history of the time area and people were dissatisfied. street you have more militant groups advocating for stronger measures is the civil rights. particularly mathematics gave his own suit. the comic depicts you are trying to shelter political support for the civil rights thatagainst the backlash was coming out from extremist demonstrat

lyndon albers disappeared friday morning from her hamilton home. she was found hours later naked and her head shaved. police saline don's former baby sitter broke into the little girl's home and abducted her. took 21-year-old abigail hannah into custody yesterday morning from the empty r. of north shore until center. hannah being held now without bail. blair miller: looking out our windows, see clouds, they're going to stick around for a while. sarah wroblewski: yeah, a lot of clouds, hit or miss, but better chance of rain across the southeast as we head into the afternoon and evening. how wet that rain gets, could be as far west as worcester. but definitely into the boston area. be prepared for wet weather. getting cold tonight, even snow mixing on in. but dry out for the rest of the he can would. spectacular conditions as we head head towards the holiday, temperatures actually warm up after chilly conditions monday and tuesday. and thursday, thanksgiving, all of the football games, it might be cold in the morning, 30s and 40s, but by the afternoo

. >> it started when 2-year-old lyndon albers was report the missing. reporter: she still isn't home but she is safe and her parents are with her at a boston hospital. the end to a chaotic and frightening day that started when the 2-year-old was reported missing. more than two hours later. >> a report of a child on the side of the road. >> lyndon was found in rawley eight miles away. >> she was cold and shivering. we put her in the car and called the cops. she says they thought they spotted a dog. >> they made a u-turn around then stopped the car. reid: initially lyndon was rushed to beverly hospital where doctors determined the injuries were not life threatening. 2-year-old was then transferred to childrens for more tests. >> you going to ask me questions i can't answer because it is an ongoing investigation. reid: as of now, no one has been arrested or charged. reid lamberty, wcvb newscenter5. frank: following breaking news on the "eyeopener" this morning. boston fire confirming two firefighters were injured in a fire in hyde park. the fire was knocke

hours later couple found lyndon albers hours away in rowley and head. fox25 learning more about abigail hanna. facebook page revealed photos and videos as happy young woman and listed as engaged and smiling with friends and video from 2014 shows her laughing as she set off firework during a summer camp talent show and page leading to more questions about what led her to crimes of which she is now accused. one question that i'm seeing a lot of this morning is what could have been the motive behind this. what other details might be emerging in this case and of course, those are questions that we don't have answers to right now. it is possible some of those questions may be answered during the arraignment today and i have been keeping eye out to see when the suspect may be arriving and couldn't see any vehicle that may be carrying her yet and court does resume and does not have a set time and fluid situation and we will keep an eye on it for you. meantime we told you about what we found out about the suspect on social media. we also learned a little bit mo

lyndon albers remains in the hospital in boston. hannah is being held without bail, to be arraigned monday morning in newburyport district court. >> anchor: abigail anna was once a student at gordon college in wenham. we reached out the the school for a comment and they said the college comment was shocked and saddened to learn that a former student who was previous i enrolled was charged. hannah worked in one of the school's summer programs in 2014. fox 25 has been breaking tall big details in this investigation. stay with us on air and online at myfoxboston.com for the latest. and breaking news out of roslindale tonight, a man has been shot in the area of 427 cummings highway, national the oak lawn cemetery. police say the victim has life threatening injuries. the shooting just happened before 10:00, no word on any arrests. several people taken to the hospital tonight after a house fire in hyde park. among them a firefighter and two young children. fox 25's erika ritchie has more. >> reporter: the flames tore through the house so

police say lyndon's parents last saw her around 3:30 a.m. in the morning and called 911 around 7:00 a.m. investigators say it wasn't clear if the little girl wandered off or was taken from the home. >> one, i'm very excited that she was found alive, ex static that sees being reunited with her parents. >> they're humble, self-owe self-effacing -- self-effacing, kind gentle people. >> the reporter: a couple that faced fear for a number of >> that's any parents nightmare, a daughter or son missing. found ten miles away. it doesn't add up and it's the creepiest thing ever. >> the reporter: while the police aren't saying whether they have a suspect, the chief did want to make clear today he did not believe the community was at-risk or in any danger. live tonight in hamilton, kerry kavanaugh, fox 25 news. >> mark: fox 25 has a team of reporters staying on the scene on the north shore and we will up this investigation at 10:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. when lyndon albers was found alive, we went live on air and also cents out an alert on the fox 25 app t

girl who has been missing since october 27th, john rawlins is live at lyndon avenue in torresdale. what are police saying there? >> reporter: well jim, we should stress that at this point nothing official coming from police, the body located here is not positively identified here, but that said the family member of the 14-year-old said that the police reached out to that family today. a 911 call to police, someone reporting a body floating in the delaware river and philadelphia marine units responded to the ramp off lyndon avenue, the body of a hispanic female, juvenile was recovered. authorities used divers in the river last week looking for a 14-year-old girl, pamela flores, the family launched a major campaign online looking for their daughter, her backpack and cell phone was found near the tacony palmyra bridge, video shows someone falling or possibly jumping into the river. >> by phone this afternoon we spoke with pamela's sister who said this afternoon that police had come and got and in contact with the family, it's thought that the body that was loebted here was the body of

richard russell was lyndon johnson's mentor. wall, will look on the you will see that although he was johnson's mentor, by the time johnson was president their had obviously frayed a bit as depicted in the comic. russell led filibuster against the civil rights act. the democrats knew that they could not break the filibuster without enlisting the support of the republicans. to enlist the support of the republicans, they had to court every dirksen, the senate minority leader, the leader of the republicans in the senate. they need him and his republicans to vote in favor of closure to end the filibuster and ultimately pass the legislation. after adding some amendments to title vii which were fairly minor in scope, everett dirksen threw his support behind the 64 civil rights act. they ultimately passed the act. as they are working on the act, it is important to point out the context of the social history of the time. a lot of people on the streets were dissatisfied with the slow progress of the bill. outside on the streets, you had

they describe the experience of finding lyndon as surreal almost like a dream. for the family it was the end of a morning nightmare. live in rowley, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> continuing coverage of myfoxboston.com. we will be back on the air at 6:00 a.m. for the fox 25 morning news weekend edition. >>> to the forecast. storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz seasonable temperatures that's your return, kevin? >> no matter 60s like we had today sharman, unfortunately. it will get mild again next week but tonight is a cold one. temperatures are dropping through the 30s under these clear skies that we're seeing right now. in fact, overnight it will be mostly clear just a few thin clouds. those won't help us keep the temperature up at all through the middle of the day tomorrow. we'll only warm back up into the 40s near 50 . low temperatures overnight 30 in brat the bol -- in brattleboro. there will be towns that will also drop into the upper 20s overnight tonight. but you know another part of this whole forecast is that there's another storm system off

when they asked about lyndon hannah said she didn't know the family. then according to police she said she had baby sat for them one time. the parents were strict and she knew they kept the doors unlocked at their house. honora lived with her family and -- hannah lived with her family. the woman says hannah was known to steal and she claimed that hannah would often leave her house overnight for hours with no explanation with where she was going. hannah is being held right evaluation. live in our newsroom, ted daniel, fox 25 news. >>> tonight the community is rallying around a no kill shelter that lost more than 50 pets on to a devastating fire in packston. donations are pouring in while dozens came out for a vigil tonight at sweet pea friends rutland animal sexual harassment. last night a fire broke out killing 14 dogs and 39 cats. we brought the story. just four dogs and two cats survived the fire and the dogs are in rough shape. >> now they have home but it's in herman cain heaven but we would rather see them -- but it's in heaven. but we would rathe

two-year-old lyndon albers's mother reported her missing around 7:00 this morning. she said that she last saw her daughter about four hours earlier when she went in to check on her in their home. as you can imagine, this sparked a massive search all around the hamilton area. police blocked the little girl's house off with yellow tape as you see from sky 7. teens searched for the toddler on ground. they were up in the air with helicopters of eventually they got a break in the case when a couple driving in rowley spotted the girl by the road in that town. police say they found albers on local and state police are now looking for clues if that area trying to figure out what happened. because this is an active investigation they wouldn't give many more details on the case. >>> it's an ongoing we have been working with the state police as well as a district attorney's office and other local authorities. >> anchor: again, the toddler is alive and is being treated as children's hospital. we are told one person is in custody right now but has not been arrested. sources tell

the albers reported their two-year-old daughter lyndon missing friday morning. that triggered a massive search. the girl was found eight miles away by the side of the road in raleigh. she was naked, shivering, her hair was shaved and she had an injury to her forehead. saturday police arrested a 21-year-old woman, abigail hanna. she's charged with kidnapping, assault and battery and breaking and entering. she only baby-sat a few times and wasn't fired, just wasn't available enough so the big question of course now is what was the motive here. we should learn more when hannah is arraigned later today. live in newburyport, jennifer england." >> christa: thank you. an autopsy will be performed a man died during an hours long standoff in norton sunday morning. police were called to the home when neighbors heard a woman screaming. once police arrived a man locked himself in a home and fired at officers. police say it's unclear whether the man was killed in the crossfire or he turned the gun on himself. >> jadiann: the trial of a teenager accused of killing his teacher

little lyndon is back from the hospital. her family retreating to their hamilton home and asking for privacy. in a statement the family says we have suffered a horrific ordeal. we are grateful to have our daughter back as parents we need to be able to restore a sense of calm, comfort and normalcy for the well-being of our children. hannah was sent to the worcester recovery center for mental evaluation. she is expected it back in court on december 1 for what is said continue a dangerousness hearing hearing. live in newburyport, dan hausle, 7 news. the forecast. the cold seeping in into boston. the temperatures dropping off for tonight's game in foxboro too. fans will be feeling the chill at gillette but how low will it go. pete bouchard is here with the answer. pete? >> reporter: plan on parkas, gloves, hats the whole bit. our temperature today only 42 degrees. normally we're about 49 this worcester just making it above freezing currently falling through the 30's steadily, not sharply but we're around freezing right now in th

little lyndon albers who disappeared hours earlier from her home in hamilton . >>> she found her on the side of the road up the road from us, neighborhood, placed in leaves like someone left her there. her hair was shaved. she had a contusion tuition on her forehead apparently . >> reporter: samantha is a family friend and lives with the couple that discovered the child amesbury. identified. >>> she is a mess. she does not want to have any . >> reporter: she say at hers and woman and her husband didn't know what they were looking at . >>> at the thought it was a boy . >> reporter: then it clicked. this was the little gil they had morning. she said she then got a tent shortly after . >>> she must be joking. this can't be real. oh no, quite real. >> reporter: she said now her friend are just worried about the child and her family. live in ipswich, john cuoco, 7 news . >> anchor: the little girl was fund alive on the side of the road . >>> just a nightmare and she was quickly then taken to beverly hospital. jonathan hall live in rowley with more of our team 7 coverage coverage. jon? >> rep

police say she broke into the home and took lyndon albers. the 2-year-old was found naked, head shaved with cigarette burns on her body. the family released a statement saying "we are extremely thankful for the efforts to rescue our daughter." hanna's parents walked quietly out of court, saying "we are thankful that lyndon is improving." abigail hanna is held without bail and will undergo psychiatric evaluation before her next court appearance, scheduled for december 11. ed: a new hampshire husband and wife in court charged infection with a -- in connection with a burned body found in squire. intimidation and lying to police during the investigation of the death of ashley borgener. police say cell phone records indicate both squires were in the area at the time of the murder. and a whale stranded off shore in kingston this afternoon. the beached minke whale did get pulled back into high water by high tide. crews will be back in the morning to search for the whale. heather: a community uniting, after a heartbreaking loss, and dogs that died in

two-year-old lyndon albers is safe with her family and last night didn't stay at the home where taken. former babysitter accused of kidnapping from the home where she slept. couple hours a couple found her naked and with a bruised on shaved head on the side of the road and fox25 learning more about the abigail hanna. they solicited --lition ted 2014 set off firework during a summer camp talent show and page leading her to more questions about the crime of which she is now accused and perhaps we might get some answers or member not during this arraignment today but nonetheless this will be the first time we are seeing the suspect and again, she is scheduled to go before the judge for that arraignment right here in newburyport a little bit layer on today. and we have been trying to learn more about her as we went through the weekend ever since the case started unfolding on friday and did learn some details how she was arrested. so we will have more about that coming up next half hour. catherine parrotta, fox25 news. >> gene: 7:05 this morning and fox25 will be in court for today's arrai