martin richard not forgotten at all. there's a local group gearing up to honor this young man at the new york city marathon. what is halloween without a >> there will be a run to remember this weekend. it's in honor of the youngest victim of the boston marathon bombing martin richard just 8 years old when he was killed. runner with the team mr 8 will represent in new york city weekend. after month of training athlete say they are ready to hit the honor. here's adam williams. >>> i ran a few half marathons. never ran a marathon before. this one will be my first. >>> 22 members of team mr-8 will hit the street for new york city marathon sunday. many of them are travelling one of them. my original plan was not to run a marathon then i saw they look for runner for this charity. it. martin richard foundation created to honor 8-year-old boy who was killed from one of the bombs at the 2013 boston marathon. team mr-8 a part of the past two boston marathons. jimmy said he's tackling 26.2 miles to raise money that will spread the

it turns out martin richard was the inspiration behind the plate. that's nice to see a great reason to pull someone over. >> his heart was thumping. >> every time i see a police officer it is like all right, i'm always on alert. >> do you know what you did wrong. >> you know. >> i always know. >> we have to check in with the storm hurricane joaquin really packing a punch. a category 4 hurricane. look how far it is from us at this point but pumping in a lot of tropical moisture into south carolina and could be up to 15 inches of rain by the time that moisture moves away from the area tomorrow a lot of flooding concerns in the southeast. look at the track and it just has been looking better for us. early on monday morning. then down grading from there. 150 miles per hour winds it gained momentum as it pulled from the caribbean. here at home nothing to do with joaquin. and the whipping winds and 40 miles per hour. on knack tucket, that's the most recently. the advisory has been expired, we have the advisory through 11 p.m. tonight. how about the chilly

honoring martin richard. how a group of runners plan to honor the young boy by running marathon. >>> see how first lady and the president spent last night ready to head out when others head home. at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long. upgrading technology, managing vegetation, improving how we get information to you, because we know you're counting on us. we're ready for winter, and we want to make sure you're ready, too. visit eversource.com to learn more and sign up for storm updates. and be sure to follow us on facebook and twitter. >>> there will be other run to remember this weekend in honor of youngest victim of the boston march thob marathon bombings. martin ramped martin richard was 8 years old when he was killed. after months of training, they are ready to hit the road in his honor. >> i have never ran a marathon before, so this will be the my first. >> reporter: 20 team members, and many are traveling today. jimmy guy from salem is one of them. >> my original plan was not to run a

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the new york city marathon is this weekend and the spirit of martin richard will be there. >> 22 runners will run in martin's memory. the mr-18 is named after 8- year-old martin richard who's one of the people killed in the boston marathon bombings. >>> thanks for staying with us. coming up next, it may be halloween, but retailers are already thinking of holiday shopping. >> the deep discounts two big chains are offering sooner than you think. >> starbuck's is adding two new menu items. good morning, danielle. >> many weather watchers are up. i'm surprised with the patriots' win. temperatures running 47 degrees says john in han joveer with clear skies -- hanover with clear skies. denise is 46 degrees. we're on our way to the 50s. what about the weekend. if you want to join the weather watcher network, it's easy. head over to our web site to sign up. hand-crafted...layer by layer. the new macchiato from dunkin' donuts. experience the flavor of fall with a new hot or iced hand-crafted...layer by layer. the new macchiato from dunkin' donuts. experience the flavor of fall with a new hot or i

. >> the spirit of martin richard will be in new york this 22 runners will be running at the new york city marathon. team mr-8 is named after the 8- year-old who is one of three people killed in the boston marathon bombings. the team has raised more than $60,000 while training for the marathon. the martin richard foundation helps fund education, athletic and community. >>> one woman is running a marathon while knitting. 22-year-old meredith came up with the idea to draw attention to her charity when she runs for the leukemia and lymphoma society. she's finger knitting and plans to have friends all along the route ready to replenish her yarn. >> good friends to get up and wait. >> i wonder what she's knitting specifically. >> 26.2 miles to figure it out. >> very true. >>> time to check in on "cbs this morning." >> good morning, nora. >> good morning. a massive manhunt over in kentucky where the man accused of shooting at police in two different states was killed overnight. plus, john oliver will join us here in studio 57 as we celebrate our 1,000th broad. the news is back in the mornin

the group of more than 20 marathoners running in honor of eight-year-old martin richard, the youngest victim of the 2013 terror attack and runners will raise money for the martin richard foundation. >> daniel: you could be paying a lot more for turkey and shortage for supplies. >> julie: threats people getting in personal e-mail accounts from ashley madison. >> shiri: 2:00 p.m. mostly sunny and drop back into the 40s and six and 8:00 at night, slowly clouds coming in and see chance for a shower attached to >> daniel: pilot reported fuel leaking in fort lauderdale before it caught fire. everyone had to be evacuated. emergency slides as fire crews worked to knock down the flames and one passenger tripped and fell on the tarmac and suffered a serious head injury and 100 people were on board including the crew. >> julie: officers killed man during a shootout late last night. kentucky state police and u.s. marshal spotted 62-year-old floyd ray cook last night. a gun fight erupted and police later found cook dead. cook is convicted rapist. officers say he shot and wounded tennessee cop sund

. >>> in med ford, the memorial will honor martin richard as well as the boston marathon bombing survivors. >>> footballs used in the colts game sparked the deflategate controversy. >>> a woman left pennsylvania with the child and brought the little boy to boston. how a nurse at the hospital helped solve the case. >> reporter: children's this is where a 36-year-old mom tiffany cherry wanted him to get medical care and nowhere else. >> >> reporter: is it surprising that they would want to come here? >> well, it's something you want best for your child. >> reporter: a doctor said her son needed serious trauma care. instead of going to the local hospital, she went five hours to boston. after getting the run around, they were advised the baby needed to be admitted to the hospital. to the hospital. >> we're very pleased with the care he got here. >> reporter: she now faces child endangerment charges in pennsylvania. she also has warrants here she'll have to take care of, prostitution and other things. her family has custody of the baby boy. >>> sacramento police just released sketches of two me

how more than 20 people will honor martin richard and his message down in new york city this weekend. >> anchor: plus the plates bee the dolphins decisively with only three days to prep. trey daerr has that in sports . >> anchor: we're still watching breaking news. police are investigating an infant death in manchester, new hampshire. they responded to an apartment building there. officers have been serving for evidence in the child's death. they do not suspect foul play at this hour. we'll be right back. >> reporter: monday . >>> the current was song that day. it was just pulling me out of pulling me out. i just started swimming back to the boat. i didn't know the propeller was on. they threw out a rope to me. i grabbed on to get on the boat and the rope ended up going into the propeller and pulling me in and under . >>> a sheryl fiandacca exclusive interview. geico motorcycle, >> anchor: a run to remember this week. in honor of the young every victim of the boston marathon bombings. runners will represent a . >> anchor: the group works to promote his message which was no more hurtin

. >> kindness and peace flag project. university to honor martin richard who was killed in the marathon bombing. are in's parents both attended the states university. >> a man wearing a mask walked in but it turns out it was just a quarterback sneak. tom brady. he walks through the store and thieves 18 of candy in the unreal candy section. the pitch man for the candy company only uses real ingredients. the best part, he left a signed autograph and 50 tends -- tends -- >> they are lucky that no one tackled the intruder. >> that is how i am doing everything in life. >> injured displaying candy in a store. there are some headlines right there. to gillette. >> i think it is not going to be scary times at all. in fact, the weather should be getting better as we go through the afternoon. the rain should be out of here and right now, it is overcast and the temperatures are in the lower 50s. down to gillette, we are looking at some pretty decent weather coming up although most of that rain is going to be happening north and west of boston. thanks to larry murray who got that beautiful fall colo

it has created a heart project in memory of martin richard, who was kill in the marathon bombings. maxwell's work even earned him a trip to the white house. that's him right there in the colorful pants. >> when we help people, we feel the joy of giving. kids have so much to give, and sometimes kids just need a vehicle to do it. everything adds up. one small act of kindness leads to another. if everybody does one little thing that's kind, that will make the world so much better. >> he's only 12 years old. i give it what, 12 years before he's our boss? >> probably. commanding a presence. such a great kid, great spirit and bright future ahead for max. >>> let's talk about the bright future for the weather. the next 24 hours is not as good as today, right? >> we had highs in the0s today. 73 in boston and lawrence and taunton. 70 in keene. 70 in malemergency. we're still 07 degrees in boston right now. the sun has set. 63 in nashua, though. the front is draped right across the route 2 corridor and will continue to press through eastern massachusetts here. it's been a breezy wind ahead o

. >> reporter: the garden is a memorial of crystal campbell, martin richard, lindsey lou and sean collier, as well as the survivors and first responders of the bottom marathon bombings. >> always smiling, wise behind his years, dedicated to a life of sacrifice and service, and lindsey, who came to america hoping that the dream, that with an education, anything is possible. >> reporter: folks carried sunflowers, which was crystal's favorite flower. the garden will be full of them. >> just gratitude. it lifted me up a lot. >> the garden will be surrounded by water fountains. >> in the middle of the fountains, there will be a fifth fountain larger than the otherings, representing the peace. >> reporter: two survivors say love and hope. >> the best revenge we can have against the terrorists and haters of this world is to live our lives to the fullest. the best respect i can pay to those who lost their lives is >> it's an amazing place now and somewhere where everyone can come. >> reporter: i'm paul burton, wbz news. >>> and today, donating a leg to a woman in wall pole. she amputated her legs

the team raised more than $60,000 for the martin richard foundation, which is doing so much good helping fund education, athletes and community activities. >>> when he's not busy putting criminals behind bars suffolk county assistant da brett walker is helping veterans stay out of trouble. >> he water proposed promoted to major because of hi magazines for his country and fellow soldier. paul burton has the story. >> i'm hereby privileged to order the promotion of captain brett walker to the rank of major. reporter: whether he's in court prosecuting a case this boston or driving a humvee in afghanistan. assistance district attorney two-time introns star medal rerecipient brett walker loves to serve his country. >> i've always identified my sell ace soldier it makes me the husband father and prosecutor i am. reporter: on friday in front of family co-work a veterans he was appropriated to major in massachusetts army national guard. as a way of giving back every friday major brett walker dedicates his time to the boston veterans treatment core helps veterans get a second chance at life. >> i

. >>> the spirit of martin richard will be in new york this weekend. 22 runners will be running in his name at the new york city marathon. team mr8 is named after those killed in the boston marathon bombings. $60,000 while training. they help athletics. >>> one woman is running a marathon while knitting. 22-year-old meredith tells "the globe" she came up with the idea to draw attention to her charity when she runs for the leukemia and lymphoma society. if you are wondering, she's finger knitting instead of using needles and has friends along the route to replenish the yarn supply. >> i was thinking needles, running, but that's fingers. that takes skill. >> i will be interested to see what her time is. >>> and surviving something unexpected. >> the spooky ranking just in >>> if you didn't know, tomorrow is halloween. if there was a zombie apocalypse, boston is the city most likely to survive and develop a cure. >> i don't know where these things come from, but okay, career builder ranked u.s. cities by their ability to defend themselves, contain the virus, find a cure, and outlast the e

the group of more than 20 marathoners is running in honor martin richards. the runners will raise money for the martin richard foundation. >> children around the country will hit the street tonight as you know stopping those halloween bats with candy. but for children with severe food allergies finding safe treats can be more tricky than treating. that's where special pumpkins, and this year you want to look for homes that have teal pumpkins outside which means that treats are being offered that is safe for children with allergies. instead of candy those houses they might be handing out sticky stickers or toys you can check the food allergy research and education agency's website for this map of homes participating. this is a soon to look at massachusetts all of those teal market right there indicate homes taking part. click on the marker to find out the addresses. looks like a lot of people taking part.>> gop presidential candidates are slamming cnbc outraged over how they were treated at the most recent debate coming up this morning and to make sure the ne

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the driver says martin richard was the inspiration behind that plate. a sweet story there. next up on 7 news in new england a saturday night spectacular, the fourthitith season, about big names at the helm. live on the esplanade, thousands are making straids against breast cancer. i'm a committed conservative that believes in getting results. we made florida number one in job creation... 1.3 million new jobs, 4.4 percent growth, higher family income, eight balanced budgets, and tax cuts eight years in a row that saved our people and businesses 19 billion dollars. and if i am elected president, i'll show congress how that's done. right to rise usa is responsible for >>> a community coming together to remember lives last in oregon as we continue to learn more about the shooter and a possible motive. plus, feel the burn. the democratic presidential candidate making a stop in boston as he tries to rally support for his campaign. and we are making strides against breast cancer, this morning. we are checking in with our chief meteorologist pete bouchard live this morning on the e

. >> anchor: new at 6:00 running for martin richard. we'll talk about people lacing up for the 26.2 mile run in new york city. all in honor of the youngest >> anchor: tgif! if you are just getting home and want to get cow up there is another hour of 7 news ahead. >> anchor: 7 news at 5:30 starts right now. >> anchor: stranger danger in cohasset. a local man arrested after sneak sneaking his way into an elementary school . >> anchor: a man in custody escapes in flip-flops with officers just several feet away. the bizarre scene caught on camera. >> anchor: a spiritual battle in washington state. a high school football coach off the job after praying with his team. >> anchor: a dry, but cool halloween forecast and a warmup in store for next week. >> anchor: first here at 5:30 a man accused of a classroom crime going before a judge. police say the man lied about working for a heating repair company, then made his way around a school in cohasset . >> anchor: right now he is charged with trespassing but could face more charges as the investig

emily: the garden will also honor the lives of other victims martin richard's mitt, lingzi lu's books, and a badge for m.i.t. police officer sean collier will be a part of the tribute. randy: a show of strength at logan airport. the inaugural "pulling for hope" event was held yesterday. teams of 20 competed to pull a jetblue passenger airliner 12 feet along a runway. the boston police department, boston bruins, and northeastern university were among the proceeds go to the american cancer society. pretty interesting challenge there. excitement this week for star wars fans. emily: the tickets available today and what's revealed in the newly released poster. amazon cracking down on its website. the steps the retailer giant is emily: brrrrr. cindy: in a word, brrrrr. so the record low for this morning in boston is 28. although we're in the 20's in the suburbs, we're not in the 20's in boston yet. notice how we've been dropping the past 12 hours. the freezing mark in boston, happened. randy: we've got you beat in 27. emily: you can keep your record. cindy: let me show you the mornings the

jim: martin richards, books. >> the support that we' ve received from everybody, yeah, it' s terrific. jim: if you are noticing a change in tone after the event, that' s because it' s a celebration, a celebration of their daughter. i' m jim lokay. jamie: at least 30 vehicles remain trapped on a california highway after thursday' s mudslide. powerful thunderstorms tour triggering the mudslide. crews have been working to clear the road after more than 100 cars and truck' s were left buried in 5-7 feet of mud. a typhoon made landfall in the philippines today, knocking down trees, and dumping up to a foot of water in some places. wind gusts of up to 115 miles per hour were reported, but the storm has lost strength. thousands have been evacuated. only two deaths are being blamed on the typhoon. >> now meteorologist hayley forecast. hayley: it was beautiful today, perfect for checking out the foliage and enjoying fall activities. the other thing was, it might' ve been interrupted by snow showers. you can see in the distance there the dark clouds, and there was some snow that came out of tho

honoring victim of the bombings including one for collier on the campus of myth and mother for martin richard at bridgewater state university. a boston marathon bowling survivor will help local woman walk in heels for the first time today. heather abbott foundation will donation. she started the organization after she lost part of her own leg. we'll have reaction from that . >> anchor: a tragic trend on the football field when a student athlete collapses and dies. this is the sixth student athlete death this season and as the game and future of the programs . >> reporter: a monday of mourning following the tragic death of 16-year-old cameron matthews. the question being asked, why is this happening to often? the alto community is taking it hard. >>> everybody was hurt . >> reporter: the six foot junior collapsed on sidelines in the middle of friday night's game after telling teammates he felt dizzy. he was taking by medicine i valk to the hospital where he died the next day. officials say he suffered an aneurysm although the exact cause of his death has not been determined. cameron's friends

and runners will raise money for the martin richard foundation. >> gene: 8:40 this morning, plane carbs fire before takeoff. coming up at 9:00 how passenger on board was hurt even though the person escaped the flames. never wanted to be part of the complain and lawsuit she filed after billboard showed up all over new york. >> julie: 30 minute commute on the expressway to columbia road. >> temperatures in the 40s and hour-by-hour coming up and first offering the hudson fire department. thank you. >> julie: they have a bit of a fan club. >> six grandchildren myself and they do it and can't get enough of it and it is rewarding to see the smiles on their faces. >> julie: proudest moments? >> reopen the doors to the and built 1895 and monuments dedicated to all firefighters and job they do and firefighters on the front of it and monument on the other side of it is piece of steel from the world trade center to remind everybody of the sacrifice that our brothers made in new york city. and do a great job and do a job jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the hi

people from all over have been designing flags to hang at the university in honor of martin richard who was killed in the marathon bombing. martin's parents both attended bridgewater state. >>> a toddler is among the four people killed when an accused drunk driver plowed into a we have more on this tragedy. >> reporter: victims were treated in the middle of main street after a car plowed into a parked police motorcycle and then crashed into a crowd of spectators at a high rate of speed a few blocks from campus. >> we can hear a little screaming and sounded like a vehicle acceleratorring and luckily this car hit a big pole. >> reporter: at least four people were killed. dozens more were injured. some victims were air lifted to city. >> the oklahoma state homecoming parade is probably one of the most wholesome, happy events in the country. and to have it viled like this terrible tragedies. >> reporter: a 45-year-old resident is in jail -- a 25- year-old resident is in jail charged with driving under the the influence. >> we treat these as we would with any homicide investigation. it will

along lyn saw lui and martin richard tonight we live at the site where they have memorial garden honoring victims. jim? >> well crystal campbell peace garden may not look like much now. but it will be transformed. strrj one will be larger fountian that will there memberialize could be stand quest for world peace. >> on brick after noorngs snow literally in the air, they came. some on two human feet some on none. >> coming to these things and being with my new extended family helps. >> that extended family survivors of the boston marathon bomb hog came to med ford today to honor victim who did not make it crystal campbell. today celebration of life the celebration the ground breaking and dedication for the crystal campbell peace garden to be constructed in front of med ford senior see center. originally were going put single park bench on the spot in hon for crystal. until we started thinking about how -- hundreds came to the ground breaking. clutching sun flowers that made of plastic never die. they were crystal campbell's first flower. >> it be -- it really people remember. they were all

the new york city marathon is this weekend and martin richard will be a powerful inspiration, 22 runners will be running in his memory, the team is named after the 8-year-old who was the youngest victim of the marathon bombing, the team raised more than $60,000 for the foundation which helps fund education, athlete and community activities. >>> a special congratulations to a prosecutor who puts criminals in jail and helps local veterans stay out of trouble now brett walker has story. order the promotion of captain walker to the rank of major. >> whether he is in court prosecuting a case in boston or driving a humvee in afghanistan, the district attorney and two time bronze star, brett walker, loves to serve his country. >> i've always identified myself as a soldier, the soldier makes me the husband and the father and the prosecutor that i am. >> on friday in front of family coworkers he was promoted to major in the massachusetts army national guard. >> the fact that you allowed me to conduct this here, means a lot. >> as a way of giving back every friday major brett walker dedicates his

this million dollar project that will also pay tribute to shaun collier, martin richard and lindsey lou. the original plan for farc bench with their name. grew into a garden with a water fall. it's one of three memorials. including one for collier and another for richard and bridge st. water state. boston marathon bombing survivor will help am pugh tee walk in high heals for the first time today. they will make it first prosthetic location to women who lost her leg from a medical skond. abbott started the organization after she lost part of her own leg in the attack right there at the finish line. >> >>> just ahead on "today in new england." hundreds gathering for hope yesterday. we will show you the scene at logan airport. >>> in florida one teen has the night of his life after a homecoming dream becomes a reality. sunny and cold for the day. warmer weather returns for tomorrow. [music] no, no, no, no, people are both soft and strong... yey! which is why our angel soft. >>> i have to tell you the streak has ended. my 7-year-old has worn shorts every day. >>> he's like a total native. >

the money will go to martin richard foundation. marting was 8 years old when he was killed in 2013. >>> 7 healthcast now. get ready because we fall back for daylight saving. you get an extra hour of sleep. that's great. it can also throw off your body. this morning we have steps on how to adjust to the change. according to the huffington post keep a normal bedtime. they recommend you go to bed and wake up at the same time each day. also research shows exercise can help with a better night sleep. night caps and extra cup of coffee can wreak halfor. get out bed. it's kind of like mind over matter. in that particular instance. that piece of advice go to bed time. it's -- easier said than done. >>> still ahead the pats rivalry night. hear what robert craft had to say while honoring one of the pat's all-time greats. if you picked apple you have a flew left over. we will take one spot putting to use in today's what's cooking. love me apples. we have mostly sunny skies. breezy through the day. with shorts. i like it. jr got warm yesterday

this is a $1 million project that will pay tribute to sean collier, martin richard and lingzi lu. the original plan was for a park bench with their names but after an outpouring of donations it grew into a garden with a waterfall. >> because she was always with her smile and her brightness, her enthusiasm. she picked me up every day. >> we have to remember crystal and lingzi and martin. >> the peace garden should be finished next year. >>> boston marathon bomb be survivor will help a amputee walk in high heels for the first time today. the heather abbott donation will make the first donation to a 26-year-old walpole woman who lost her leg from a medical condition. abbott started the organization after she lost part of her leg in the attack at the finish line. >> christa: putting the brakes on the mbta's idea to raise fares. one local lawmaker says he's not onboard with the idea. >> jadiann: also whitey bulger's long-time girlfriend, catherine greig, will be back in federal court today. why she could spend more time in jail. >> while tom brady was on the field taking on the colts,

the money will go to the martin richard foundation which supports education, athletics and community activities. martin was eight years old when he was killed in the attack at the finish line in 2013. >> christa: straight ahead, a walk-off performance. justin bieber sending a harsh message to a couple of kpilted fans. we will let you know what >> anchor: star wars is come may thing the craze this year. consumers have made twice as many on-line searches for star wars-related cost fumes this halloween than last year's were-- do you remember? >> i do. because i think there were about five elsas in my daughters's preschool class. yes. it was frozen. nice we are moving on to something else. >> anchor: i know. you know what the worst is, though? coat over your costume. people want to know if they have to do that. >> reporter: no coat. thermals. get those thermals. those long sleeves on. you will be just fine out there tomorrow evening. hey, we are not talking about real cold air in place, though. mom, you don't need to put on the coat over those costumes. 58 degrees in the city of boston ri

this is a million-dollar project, and it will pay tribute as well to sean collier, martin richard, and lingzi liu. it grew into a garden and a water-fall. >> an outpouring of donations. >> her brightness and enthusiasm. she picked me up every day. >> we have to remember crystal and sean and martin and lynxy... lingzi. a boston marathon bombing survivor will help an amputee walk in high heels for the first time today. the heather abbot foundation will make its first prosthetic her leg from a medical condition. abbot started the organization after she lost part of her own leg. in the attack. >> jadiann: still ahead, hope. we will show you the scene at logan. >> christa: in florida, a homecoming game becomes a reality. >> jeremy: temperatures this afternoon in the 40's. we warm things up tomorrow. are you still waiting to change your bath tub? not any more. it changed everything! only bath fitter you've been waiting for, in as little as one day. with their unique tub over tub process. bath fitter will measure and that they install right over your existing one, without tearing out your old

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. >> reporter: four doves are releaseed in memory of krystle campbell, martin richard, lindsey lou and officer sean collier. around the ceremony, there are sunflowers, krystle's favorite and a flower that will one day line the garden. >> it just lifted me up a lot. >> reporter: the garden will also feature five water fountains, four in memory of the lives lost. >> in the middle of these fountains, there will be a fifth fountain. larger than the others. representing the world and our quest for world peace. >> reporter: marathon survivors say the garden symbolizes peace, also, love and hope. >> he is a great guy and has a huge heart. i wanted to do something for all the survivors and the four people who lost their lives. and, you know, it's just an amazing place now, where everyone can come. >> the garden will cost about 1.3 $1.3 million to construct and it's located next to town hall. back to you. >> thank you, bree. >>> 5:25 now. today, the heather abbott foundation will award its first prosthetic leg to a woman from wall pole. >> the 26-year-old amputated her right leg because of comp

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martin richard's mitt, lingzi lu's books, and a badge for m.i.t. police officer sean collier will be a part of the tribute. emily: 5:41 right now. new drone regulations on the way. what drone pilots will now be required to do. and the first lady is unveiling a new web site today. the resource to help kids get into college. plus a work of art with a personal connection for a new england family. their link to portrait at the m.f.a. and a live look here at the expressway where things seem to be moving along nicely. but as cindy and olessa have both mentioned you're probably going to want the heater and maybe some gloves. it's cold. emily: 5:44 this morning. the eyeopener team ready with your news to go. sera congi covering today's federal court appearance of whitey bulger's girlfriend. jim with a sexual assault investigation at b.u. randy: and todd with new rules for drones. but first cindy has your forecast. cindy: considering an average temperature this time of year should be about 45 in the morning. not in the afternoon. it was only 47 yesterday in

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people from all over have been designing flags to hang at the university to honor martin richard who was killed in the marathon bombing. >>> a driver who had only had her license for a month slammed into a medford business. the driver plowed into a store yesterday. police say the 44 year old driver was alone in the car. inspectors say the building is safe and not in danger of collapsing. >>> turning now to a developing story, police are waiting for the results of blood tests to determine whether alcohol or drugs played a role in a deadly crash that filled four people in oklahoma. one of them was two month years old. reporter: victims were treated in the middle of main street after a car plowed into a parked police motorcycle, then crashed into a crowd of spectators at a high rate of speed a few blocks from campus. >> we could kind of hear a little screaming and it sounded like a vehicle accelerate accelerating. luckily this car hit a pole or it would have hurt more people. reporter: at least four people were killed, dozens more were injured. some were airlifted to hospitals in tulsa

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david martin reported this story for cbs "sunday morning." >> reporter: richard nixon's candid opinion of the bombing of vietnam. scrawled across the report from his national security adviser henry kissinger. we've had ten years of total control of the air in laos and vietnam. the result zilch. a top-secret document discovered four decades after the fact by reporter bob woodward. >> what i think quite frankly, changes the historical understanding of vietnam is that nixon, the commander in chief, himself realize the failure. >> reporter: nixon had already ordered the military to drop nearly 3 million tons of bombs and would order another million dropped in the year after the zilch memo. >> it takes the military leadership of the president. >> reporter: the document was given to woodward by former aide alexander butterfield who took it with him when he left the white house. you may remember butterfield as the witness who electrified the watergate hearings by revealing the existence of the secret white house tapes. >> mr. butterfield, are you aware of any installation of the listening dev

david martin reported this story for cbs "sunday morning." >> reporter: richard nixon's candid opinion of the bombing of vietnam. scrawled across the report from his national security adviser henry kissinger. we've had ten years of total control of the air in laos and vietnam. the result, zilch. a top-secret document discovered four decades after the fact by reporter bob woodward. >> what, i think quite frankly, changes the historical understanding of vietnam is that nixon, the commander in chief, himself realize the failure. >> reporter: nixon had already ordered the military to drop nearly 3 million tons of bombs and would order another million dropped in the year after the zilch memo. >> it takes the military leadership of the president. >> reporter: the document was given to woodward by former aide alexander butterfield who took it with him when he left the white house. you may remember butterfield as the witness who electrified the watergate hearings by revealing the existence of the secret white house tapes. >> mr. butterfield, are you aware of any installation of the listening d

as david martin will report in our cover story. >> four decades after richard nixon resigned in disgrace, a trove of do you means from one of his aides. >>alexander butterfield. >> how did you walk away with them nrt white house. >> easy. i just walked away from them. >> and gave them to bob woodward, the reporter who took down the president. >> i dove into them. >> ahead on sunday morning. watergate, there's more to the story. >> charles: forget the old it comes to a ph.d. in psychology, the doctor is on. on tv, that is. we'll profile dr. phil. >> the nation's number one tv doctor. and he's been telling it like it is for the better part of 20 years. >> did you drink this morning? >> no. >> because i smell alcohol on you. >> do you? >> yes. >> did anybody ever say to you, tone it down? >> a hundred thousand times. and you said? >> i'm not that guy. ism we'll>> we'll make a house call on dr. fill on sunday morning. >> and the questions is answers can charles koch. >> one of the most successful businessmen in the world, >> if you can't stand the heat. don't go in the kitchen. >> it's unner