our mary saladna is live outside the garden with more breaking news coverage. mary? mary: j.c., source tell wcvb newscenter 5, that homeland security was doubled tonight. officers being held over extra shift to make sure fans were safe. securities being stepped up around the country that includes major sporting events throughout the weekend. in boston, additional homeland see core dib seen at the guard be in during the celtic escape with. a leaked source telling wcvb newscenter 5, the nba team playing to be on heightened later. bruin fans will see security at saturday's game. bill daley sending an advisory to all clubs to the unheightenned alert given the events in paris t. willing are no threats to massachusetts but mass state police tell us, they rampped up patrols at row can airport and monitoring worldwide intelligence with henent, joint terrorism task force and stepped up security and on the trains the police encouraging customers to be he extra vigilant to report any untained packages. >> and again, no specific threats against boston that time. then again, ther

our mary saladna is live at logan airport with those. mary. mary: egyptian official as promiseed an update. security changes are already in motion. bomb or not, the u.s. is taking no chances. the department of homeland of security announcing new security measures for u.s. bomb flights from select airports in the mideast including expanding screening of items on aircraft, reaccessing security at certain air orts, offering security assistance to those that fall sort. passengers will need extra patience. >> t will experience increased numbers of pat-down searchance their personal items will be swabbed, why swabbed? the screeners will be looking for residue. mary. bleed reports say the sound of an explosion could be heard on the flight recordings. they know what explosions sound like. they know what a bomb sounds like they noah a fuel tank blowing up feels like and the sound of the air pair plane kime part. >> shrapnel has been found passengers. we do know the metrojets with on the ground in sharm el-sheikh for one hour before 6:00 a.m. takeoff. >

heather: wcvb newscenter 5's mary saladna is live at mass general with the celebration. mary: she was given two week withs to live. ten years later, emma morgan is celebrated medical pioneer he and her team defied the odds ang along the way made significant strides with the im you plantable heart pump that keeps patience going. >> patients like you had to trust us. we had to paque a leap of faith together and study. mary. we met emma in 2005 following a massive heart attack and does this end tear clinical trial. the first to have the heart mate two implant a lighter streamline version of the original heart ump. there were are rough patches. >> we have come a rong way. the program, it had problems in the beginning but we recover came tem. >> emma will till be there was all about team work down to her hus pan. we take good care, you know. >> yeah. mary. you have been a good team. >> yes. we have been married 55. >> the last ten have been sweet. they have been good years. all our kids were young. they group. she seen them get out of high cool, go tole coem there. >> tell me

mary saladna in boston with a warning tonight. mar? mary: ed, two local dads are sharing their story with aing with other fans to stay away from third party web sites. it started as a feel-good father-son outing to the pats'-red skins' game. >> i took him to honor the report card. my son has cerebral palsy. it is hard for him to get good grades like that, on sen trait. reporter: when shawn went to use the tickets he bought oning's les, disaster. >> they scam them. they came up red. this ticket here, something is right they and there, i into the ticket was fake. reporter: he spent another $700 to save the night. but when he got home, he and cousin went on the offensive. it took them five days surfing craigslist to track done the scammer who sold. the bogus ticket when they found him and mid a date to buy more, he got the boston police involved. >> they had quad dron go within 30 machine misthen they took over over, took my phone, called the kids, met them. reporter: boston police arrested 21-year-old washington of the bronx new york and

news' mary saladna is live in cambridge. mar? mary: yeah, ed, it happened here where the faculty portraits hang along the hallway. harvard law, pack ty for kates that have been defaced overnight are now decorated with colorful messages of love and support. >> it is really beautiful to see love right now. i also think it is important to lo! show color and everyone in the community. act of hatred or expression of racism and other forms of oppression won't go unresponded to. university officials say calm puss police investigating this as hate crime. black tape place aid cross the photographs of black professors hanging in the sign lecture hall. in a statement, the dean harvard law wrote expressions of hate are abhorrent what they directed at race, sex, sexual preference, bigotry. some students told us the university was too stroh condemn the hateful act that it was students who pressured administrators this morning to al for the schedules to make times to discuss. in the meantime, students took action themselves. hosting notes to the

newscenter 5's mary saladna live in tewksbury. this is still on store shelves? mary: yeah, it sure is, heather. wal-mart is defending the product saying there are warnings on the label. but pet owners and pet experts are issuing their own warnings tonight. >> so much guilt that i gave him this bone. mary: kelly pasquariello and her family learned an expensive and emotional lesson. that almost cost them their beloved dog jake. kelly picked up this, a product called the real ham bone at her local wal-mart. within hours, after giving it to jake, she knew it was a horrible mistake. >> it was very obvious. he was vomiting. and had diarrhea and he could barely walk. it splintered as he ate it. pieces the size of the tip of my finger got stuck in his small intestine. mary: thousands of dollars of emergency surgery later, jake was saved. but kelly can't believe any product. especially after she researched the internet. >> you google this bone it comes up with so many stories of either pets losing their life or they need emergency surgery like jake. mary: the better busin

wcvb newscenter 5's mary saladna is live in boston tonight. mary, security has been increased at the planned parenthood in the city? mary: that is right. the center closed here for the holiday weekend but not clear if planned parenthood was specifically targeted even. after a tense six-hour and juf and shoot out, the gunman finally gave himself up to police. it is not clear what the mote eves with or why he opened fire repeatedly killing two civilians and one police officer from the university of colorado. we did get officers inside of the building at the planned parenthood. they were able to get him to surrender. mary: the dram mall begin in colorado springs shopping plaza. a man seen walking with a riffle toward the local planned parenthood center. >> they got the guns out. mary. four to five witnesses ducked for cover as the man began shooting. one of the first victims, a passing motorist in the parking lot. i watched this car. a guy got out, actually fell on the proud where you could see all the gunshots, and oh mo god, it terrified me mary

our mary saladna is live outside fenway tonight. mary? mary. phil, unfortunately, security protocol newt place here at fenway last spring. fans will notice tomorrow. whether you are planning to attend, give yourself time to wait in line. you will be thoroughly screened. we are asking people to have clear bags if you have to take bag in. there is always security going in. they have the petal detect orfes, so be patient with it is for your own protects, for qur own well-being. >> reporter: there are no direct threats involved. but federal, state, local oh friction constant contact. their guard is up. now there is nothing that i talked to commissioner every couple of hours now, and we're in great contact with the police and the fire and the e ms making sure we stay necked to each other. mary. bostonp whered up security one week ago meadly following the attacks. extra police at the garden for the celtics and the bruins' game. heightened security at logan air are port on the mbta. sports fans are being edge couraged to be vigilant, too. we expense o

newscenter5's mary saladna is here with the new details and how it may have gotten onboard. mary: counter terrorism oweses, tonight, say new intelligence makes them believe it was more look a-bomb, not mechanical issue that brought done the rush sin jetliner. >> we have concluded, there is a significant possibility that that a crash was caused by an explosive device onboard the mary. official say investigators are looking for evidence that passengers in the back of the plane may have had in juars including shrapnel in their bodies as indication of where a bomb spray been hidden. terrorism are expert surface there was pom, there would be other evidence as well. >> with the investigators are look for is if there is any sign of explosion material on any mary. egyptian official are have been quit to hit back at any talk of of terrorism calling it premature and catastrophic within are hours of the crash, an isis connected group operating in the sinai desert stated was responsible. a claim initially disputed by oh-oh physician as but now the group has become the prime suspect today

emily: newscenter 5' s mary saladna reports cancer cut those hopes short. aaron: my name is aaron brown. i represent the first veteran to commit suicide today. think about the world without me. mary: it' s 5:30 a.m. on a november saturday. the marathon starting line in hopkinton. and it' s cold. 39 degrees with a stiff wind. but no one here is complaining. chris: when you knew justin and what he went through and what he did for this cause. getting out of bed early is not mary: this carry the fallen ruck march to boston, all 26.2 miles of it, is in memory of justin fitch. army major and iraq war veteran. we first met him last year. he had decided to dedicate his final days to combating not just his own cancer, but veteran suicide. john: the guy had stage-four colon cancer. and for the last 2 1/2 years of his life, fought, kicked, screamed, everything he could do to tell everybody that 22 veterans a day taking their own life is just a crime. mary: major fitch had had his own struggles with pts. so he decided to go out with a message. justin: there' s no shame

s mary saladna has the eaking details. mary? mary jc and phil, police are : -- police made that arrest just a few hours ago. 41 year old jazzmyn rood and her boyfriend mark ross, both of rochester. jazzmyn rood was the girl' s mother. she' s now facing drug charges and reckless endangerment of a child. investigators say 17-year-old evangelique eve tarmey died of an accidental drug-overdose, specifically, acute fentanyl intoxication. the spaulding high school student was found dead in a rochester motel room on october 17. fentynal is a painkiller, and often mistaken for heroin but is far more potent. >> i hope that at the charging stage, eventually if we have a trial, the result will demonstrate the significance of having these substances available to children are s going after anyone who may have contributed to the teenager' s death. phil: also breaking isis is , claiming responsibility for an horrific attack in lebanon. jc: at least 37 people were killed in two suicide attacks, nearly 200 more hurt. ed harding joins us now from

at fenway park, mary saladna, wcvb newscenter5. >> former house speaker sal damesi's wife says he has been diagnosed with cancer. she claims the prison bureau has failed to respond to her husband's medical needs. he petitioned to be released to the care of his family under a medical placement program. >> kinder morgan filed an would run 71 miles and cost $5 billion. supporters say it will create jobs. it has sparked controversy. opponents say it will hurt the environment and devalue property. >> a new hampshire jury delivers a verdict. >> the circumstances surrounding the tragic death and what the jurors decided. critics call it franken fish but the f.d.a. says it is safe to eat. the lot he local establishment saying they will not sell genetically modified salmon. >> an event that caused a road in california to pop up 6 feet above ground. every coconut has a dream. to come out of its shell. rto show all the world its true, inner beauty. and then, in an ironic twist, r get covered up by chocolate and almonds. almond joy mounds. frank: 5:12. the f.d.a. has given the okay for you to eat

the eye's mary saladna with the changes to keep passengers safe. mary: bomb or not, the u.s. is taking no chances. the department of homeland security announcing new security measures for u.s.-bound flights from select airports in the mideast including expanding screening of items on aircraft, reassessing security at certain airports, and offering security assistance to those that fall short. passengers will need extra patience. john cohen, national security expert: they'll experience increased numbers of pat-down items will be swabbed. why swabbed? the screeners will be looking for explosive residue. mary: in france, where the airbus is made, media reports say the sound of an explosion can be heard on the flight recorders. col. stephen ganyard: they know what an explosion sounds like. they know what a bomb sounds like. they know what a fuel tank blowing up sounds like, and they know the sound of an airplane just coming apart. mary: a u.s. official also saying that shrapnel has been found on the bodies of the passengers. we do know that the metro jet was on the ground in shar

mary saladna, newscenter 5. heather: a powerful storm bringing powerful blizzard conditions to colorado with up to 15 inches of snow in some parts of the state and hundreds of drivers stranded on highways. the same system is blamed for tornadoes. now, the system is heading our way. but harvey leonard, you do not think anything like that will be happening. harvey: we will get some much-needed rain, but that is later in the week. is already a very frosty night. really cold. let' s check it out for you. look at those temperatures. down in the 20' s, very frosty. cold air is settling near the ground. airport is at 36. boston, obviously much warmer at 38. 24 in taunton. 24 on the vineyard. you may be scraping frost off the windshield tomorrow morning. we will have a bounce back towards 50 degrees. patchy clouds scattered around. the weather we talked about a few minutes ago, there is your snow. here is the severe weather. it is not going to be severe in our area, but i have a timeline of how much later to expect the

antoinette: newscenter 5's mary saladna reports from boston where security has been increased at the local planned parenthood. mary: after a tense six-hour stand-off and shootout, the gunman finally gave himself up to police. it's not clear yet what his motive was or why he opened fire repeatedly, killing two civilians and one police officer from the university of colorado. >> we did get officers inside of the building at the planned parenthood. they were able to get him to surrender. mary: the drama began around 11:30 a.m. at a busy colorado springs shopping plaza. a man scene walking with arrival toward the local planned >> the cops are like,"get out of here. there's a shooter." they got their guns out and kneeled down. mary: four or five witnesses ducked for cover as the man began shooting. one of the first victims apparently a passing motorist in the parking lot. >> i watched his car. a guy got out and actually fell on the ground where you could see all the gunshots. oh, my god. it terrified me. mary: soon the gunman would be inside with hostages. juan motalina's sister had an app

heather: newscenter 5' s mary saladna reports, he' s trying to keep his business afloat. mary: we are here at the top of the slide. he is going to be here all day and all night. well he has a sense of humor, there is a serious side to this. he needs to attract investors. maybe even a residential candidate or two. you don' t chain yourself to your water park slide unless you' re looking for attention, and that' s exactly what kevin dumont is hoping will lead to his salvation. he has only a month to find an influx of cash, or be washed up >> we had a manageable level of debt. but then it rained every day and we got into a whole. mary: so now he' s looking for a partner, or several, he needs about 1.5 million to settle his debts. it was after kevin served 9 years in the army, his parents helped him launch liquid planet water park. they both passed away this year, now it' s up to kevin and his nephew trevor. >> i grew up. in this arc, working with my family. >> my goal is to save the company and keep the jobs. mary: dumont' s friends have set up a gofund me page, he' s hoping

newscenter5's mary saladna reports, cancer cut those hopes short. >> my name is air are in brown. the about the world without me. mary: 5:30 a.m. on november saturday. the marathon starring line. it is cold. 39 degrees with a stiff wind. no one here is complain. >> when you knew just tin of what he went through and getting out of bed early is not a big deal. mary: this follows all 20.2 mice of it is in memory of justin fitch. army major and iraq war veteran. we first met him last year. he had decided to dedicate his final days to come polting not his own cancer, but veteran suicide. the guy got stage four colon cancer for the last two and a half years of his life, fought, kicked, screamedful he could do to tell everybody this taking their own life is a crime. mary: major fitch had his own struggles with post mattic tres. he decided to if out with a message. there is no shame you can help. mary: a mission raising enough machine no i build a military family retreat where veterans can fo to heal the invisible wound of war. >> his mission is what got me out of the dark place, so doing

newscenter5's mary saladna is here with why he is doing it. mar if mary: you but some say it is way too late for that. 100 people died, 200 others injured when the rock band great white used pyro techniques and caught the building on fire. 12 years later, great white's lead singer is suddenly talking about the tragedy. eye feel a guilt. i am having survivor's guilt. >> jack russell is making documentary his life and what happened that night in west warwick, rhode island, will be a part of it. >> going to give me a chance to apologize, and say how i feel about it. you know? i never had a chance to say i was sorry. >> that apollby am coas to late for many. >> every time he speaks and brings up this. it hurts the families mer and more. i wish he would find enough respect to just stop. mary: she survived the fire. her fiance you did not. dod jody lost the club's bons he,. >> shall is where turned off boy the sudden apology. >> it has taken 13 years to say too little too late, jack. >> according to russell, the attorney told him not apologize about

mary saladna live in plymouth with how they are doing tonight. mar arery? mary: heather, six days after transplant surgery, they are back at home. both getting stronger every day. >> i am going to be the one to jeff you my kidney. mary. mag ann white knewle from the start she would be the one to save her hus opinion's life. prad wait's kidney failed. both of them out of the brew. >> i am 34 years old. it was complete sot system. two kids that was crazy. you cannot imagine. mary. ed were has big family, but in in the it was meg fan be who washingtons the perfect match. >> god wants me to be the one. i know. brad was nervous. i don't want to see her go through. what is going to hap wen the kids and both of us and god forbid anything happened. mary. megan within out. the doctors reassured them it was kaddocision. >> we, you know, encouraged people to find a living donor and so, soon they don't have to wait. they can get transplants soon and get off dialysis soon. mary: the pact they are husband and wife just one week after transplant surgery, mag gn and brd at

in-wise tonight, mary saladna, newscenter 5. heather: jeb bush will make it official tomorrow. the former governor is on campaign swing through the granite state at house party in bedford tonight, he called for u.s. ground forces to fight isis in the mild east. j.c.: donald trump is pulling further ahead of the pack in new hampshire. trump has 22% of the republican primary vote in a new wbur poll. ben carson and marco rubio are next with 11%. the rest of the candidates are all in single digits. ed: this halifax man is held without bail charged with murdering a prostitute. they say he stabbed and strangled the woman tuesday inside his home and then hid her body in a closet. police say he got violent during an argument over how much money he owed the victim. ed: the images are chilling. surveillance cameras show the last moments of a danvers teacher's life. the student charged with murdering her lurking behind. that video shown in court. after we heard from the accused killer himself. newscenter's john atwater is here. john? john: phillip chism watched im on surveillance video fo

mary saladna has a closer look at the measures in place at now. reporter: give yourself time to wait in line. you will be thoroughly screened. >> if you have to take a bag in there is always security going into the facility and they have the metal detectors. be patient and understand it for your own protection and well being. reporter: the boston mayor walsh says there -- >> we are in contact with the police and fire and e.m.s. and making sure that we stay connected to each other. reporter: boston ramped up security one week ago, immediately following the paris attacks. extra police and homeland security patrols at the garden for the celtics and bruins games. heightened security at logan airport and on the mbta. sports fans are encouraged to be vigilant, too. >> we experienced our own attack on marathon monday and certainly boston responded and we want to prevent anything like that. reporter: the mayor went on to say that the joint terrorism task force will continue to monitor threats. he is confident, though, that the city is safe. antoinette: fo

mary saladna has a closer look at the measures in place at fenway right now. reporter: planning to attend the shamrock series or the pats game at gillette, give yourself time to wait in line. you will be thor thoroughly screened. >> bring a clear bag if you have facility. your own protection and well being. reporter: federal state and lockage fixes are in constant contact, their guard is up. >> nothing, i talked to the commissioner every couple hours now and we are in contact with the police and fire and e.m.s. and making sure we stay connected. reporter: boston ramped up security one week ago, immediately following the paris attacks. extra police and homeland security patrols a the gardens for the sell tibbs and celtics and bruins games. but sports fans are encouraged to be vigilant, too. >> we experienced our own attack on marathon monday and boston responded and but we want to prevent anything like that. reporter: the mayorent with on to say that the joint terrorism task force will continue to phone rings monitor for threats but he went on to say that the c