when spotted in palm coast, florida, detectives were on the phone. >> he said we just had bank robbery, and come to find out we sent photos from our country bank to them and they identified them as the same suspect. >> the last confirmed siting was berdine, -- in aberdeen, maryland. >> a mask left behind by this bank robber is headed to quantico. he's accused of robbing a bank last week, grabbing cash and running off, shedding the dark clothing, putting four nearby schools in lockdown. miss are trying to figure out if he's the same suspect in a bank robbery in cambridge. a man is under arrest accused of selling an assault rifle to an undercover agent. once the sale was completed investigators say miller was arrested. he's charged with several crimes including firearms trafficking and possessing a large capacity assault rifle. >> a saudi man is being held without bail for allegedly posing online as a girl in order to seduce 15-year-old girl. investigators say the man wanted to blackmail that teenager into having sex. after she refused, he allegedly shared explicit photos and videos with

october 12th in palm coast, florida, a wells fargo bank hilt. and last friday in aberdeen maryland hold up at bank of america. police say jenny carrier stole that car from this dealership where the manager says she worked for a couple of years until she called in sick one day in august never to be seen or heard from again. i spoke with aberdeen police sergeant will rymer on face time. clyde. i'm not going to speculate why they chose our location it's in >> reporter: joe carrier is the stick up man. ty a tip from the public helped them link all the robberies and they hope another tip will stop the next one. news. >>> tonight it looks like firefighters in new bedford have an arsonist on their hands two fires that broke out hours apart at the same home. the first time crews were called to the home on nelson flames to the third floor and everyone in the triple decker made it out okay. hours later crews were right another fire. >>> a lowell man accused of attacking police officers is under psychiatric watch. a man called police saying ocasio smashed

one in palm coast, florida. the last one in aberdeen, maryland. in each robbery a man claiming and then he runs out to a waiting getaway car which investigators believe was driven by his wife. the pair vanished from their sixth street in quincey. >> i haven't seen their cars. i don't know what happened to them. odd people. >> along the way they have picked up this nickname bonnie and clyde which really isn't fair at this pointer because even though there have been three bank robberies which police believe they are responsible for, there has been no violence. however, the detective in charge telling us a little while ago they are concerned as people get desperate they do desperate things. you'll hear from him at 6:00. jack harper, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> the hardwick father accused of extreme child abuse is being held on $250,000 bail after facing a judge. the 7-year-old was found beaten and starved in his father's home over the summer. his father and his girlfriend are charged with five felonies including assault and battery of a child. >> no bail

then october 12th in palm coast, florida. a wells fargo bank hit. and last friday aberdeen maryland a hold up at bank of america. police say jenny carrier stole that car from this dealership where the manager says she worked for a couple of years until she called in sick one day in august never to be seen or heard from again. back on the quincy street where they lived with a relative for 3 years one neighbor wanted to remain anonymous. >> i don't know they just did nothing. reporter: they did have a lot of pet dogs she says, 7 or more. which police say may be along for the ride whether they like it or not. if that's the case, it seems these outlaws might have a difficult time not standing out. in quincy, christina hager wbz news. >> tonight cape cod man, i going to jail for stealing money that was supposed to help disabled veterans. richard trott helped to run the hyannis chapter of disabled american veterans incorporated trot stole more than a hundred thousand dollars according to prosecutors. he transferred money from the charity to his own accoun

they say that man joseph carrier of quincy robbed a wells fargo bank in palm coast florida. he was seen running in he was seen run away from the scene and getting into his car a black or maroon buick encore. police believe he is in the company of a woman. if you know where he is, you are asked to call police. >>> a 62-year-old man is dead after being run down in plymouth. an elderly woman was trying to parallel park on water street when they knocked that man down and that man was from out of state. a helicopter took him to a boston hospital where he later died. the crash sunday investigation. >>> new this morning, the impending closure of pilgrim new england lar power station in plymouth could drive electricity rates up in england at least temporarily. according to the metro west daily news, the power supplied by the grant needs to be replace and could be costly. they are weighing proposals to decide the state's future energy sources. governor charlie baker has filed legislation that would require companies to buy hydroelectric power. >>> a recall on spinach that may be in l

two weeks later a bank in palm coast florida and four day office that another bank in aberdeen, maryland. a ludlow police detective tells fox25 by phone they have connections to western mass, as well as here in quincy. >> these two are so desperate that once they run out of money, they become so sick, that they will do whatever purchase more heroin, which seems to be -- bank robbery is their method of doing that. >>reporter: police say the couple was last seen driving a stolen suv, a 2015 buick encore chocolate in color and a massachusetts dealer plate 265 massachusetts dealer plate 265s. and it also needs to be added that police say the couple is driving in that stolen suv with seven dogs. if you know anything about where they might be, call police. live in quincy, michael henrich live in quincy, michael henrich, fox25 news. >>> happening today, a man accused of trying to sell guns to an undercover officer in tewksbury will appear in court. police arrested john miller of allegedly trying to sell a rifle, a shotgun and three rounds of ammunition to an undercover officer. it happened at t

and two weeks later 1100 miles away, a wells fargo in sunny palm coast, florida. four days after that, a bank of america in aberdeen, maryland. i spoke with ludlow police detectives by phone and he says joseph and jennifer carrier were a normal law-abiding couple until they both got hooked on heroin. >> these two are so desperate that once they run out of money, they become so sick that they will do whatever means to get more cash to purchase more heroin, which seems to be bank robberies, their method of doing that, of feeding that habit. >> reporter: police suspect the couple is on the move and possibly heading back to the northeast. both have ties in western mass and in quincy. tonight we stopped at the couple's last-known address in quincy. it belongs to a relative of jennifer's. >> i just thought i'd give it a try. didn't know if you wanted to make a plea to tell them to turn themselves in. >> reporter: the people inside asked us to leave. we stopped at this car lot in hanover and police tell fox 25 jennifer carrier spoke the suv from the dealership group and

in palm coast florida and four days after that another bank in aberdeen, maryland. police say the couple with connections to western mass and quincy is fueling a dangerous drug addiction. >> they run out of money and become so sick to do whatever means to do whatever to purchase more heroin and bank robbery is method of doing that. >> couple last seen driving a stolen suv. 2015 buick encore chocolate in color and may have a massachusetts dealer plate that reads 265s. >> this morning plymouth police are asking for help to identify this man. he is suspected of robbing oxycodone from the cvs. police say this happened at store on highland street and suspect handed pharmacist a note saying he had a gun and demanded the drugs and police say he left in dark sedan and 6 feet tall. >>> deadly case of road rage in new mexico where a four-year-old was shot and killed while riding in the back seat of a car. this is making national headlines this morning. albuquerque police say it started when two drivers cut each other off and girl's father says after the conflict another drive

car and first one happened on september twenty eight in western mass in ludlow. 2-week later in palm coast florida and four days after that another bank in aberdeen, maryland. police say the couple with connections to western mass and quincy is fueling a dangerous drug addiction. >>> these two are so desperate that once they run out of money they become so sick that they do whatever means to get more cash to purchase more heroin which seems to be bank robberies their method of doing that. >> the couple was last seen driving a stolen suv. it is a 2015 buick encore chocolate in color and reads 265s. what's more is police say this with them in that stolen suv and help investigators out and asked to help police. >>> police continue to seven for man they say sexually assaulted bridgewater state freshman. here is sketch of the suspect. police say 18-year-old female victim met him on social media app kik and arranged to meet him monday night and attack allegedly happened other side of the campus near parking garage. students say they are suspicious of social media apps like the one used. >> dange

they were wanted for bank robberies stretching from mass to palm coast, florida to maryland and delaware. story all night. ted since our 6:00 news have you learned that both are facing life in prison. >> reporter: they're in serious trouble, elizabeth. tonight we've learned that joseph and jennifer carrier will likely be prosecuted in federal court where each bank robbery carries 25 the couple, me call bonnie and clyde had a lucrative run but their run ended today. a high-profile couple from massachusetts in a high-speed chase. the fox station in pennsylvania flew over i-95 near the filly airport where joseph and jennifer carrier were captured this afternoon. the married couple is suspected of pulling off five bank robberies up and down the east coast. the first one happened a month ago in the western mass town of ludlow, ludlow police detective lewis has been trying to find them ever since. >> this is probably the happiest i have been in 30 days especially at work. >> reporter: the chase began in the neighboring state of delaware. police say joseph and jennifer carrier were in an s.u.v.

two weeks later, a bank in palm coast, florida. and then two weeks after that another bank that aberdeen maryland. the couple with connections in western mass and quincy are fueling a dangerous drug addiction. >> these two are so desperate that once they run out of money, they become so sick that they will do whatever means to heroin which seems to be bank robbery. their method of doing that. >>reporter: the couple was last seen driving a stolen suv. a 2015 buick encore chocolate in color. it may still have a massachusetts dealer plate that reads 265 s. police say the couple also have seven dogs travelling in that stolen suv with them. if you know where this couple is, you are encouraged to call police. live in quincy, michael henrich live in quincy, michael henrich, fox25 morning news. >>> a massachusetts man in trouble out west where police say he broke into a san francisco mansion and stole $3 francisco mansion and stole $300,000 worth of art. the new york daily news reports jeremiah calor is from chicopee and spent years home u

two weeks later at a bank in palm coast florida. and then four days after that another bank in aberdeen, maryland. they say they do have connections not only to quincy but western mass as well. >> these two are so desperate that once they run out of money, they become so sick, that they will do whatever means to get more cash to purchase more heroin which seems to be -- bank robbery is their method of doing that. >>reporter: the couple was last seen driving a stolen suv according to police. they describe it as a 2015 buick encore chocolate in color and a massachusetts dealer plate 265s. police say jennifer stole that car when she worked at that dealer here in massachusetts. it also be noted that they are looking for this couple as they hope that the police does, that they have seven dog in that suv with them. if you know anything about where they might be, you are encouraged to call police. michael henrich, fox25 news. >>> chicago cubs on brink of elimination in the national championship series. game 3 game 3, and nobody is playing

three days later in palm coast, florida, $500 from a wells fargo. and october 16th, an unknown sum taken from a bank in aberdeen, maryland. >> we feel they're back in this area, up in the northeast. >> reporter: but police warn, this story is far from a romantic crime spree. >> these two individuals are deeply troubled people who have a serious heroin addiction. it's turned them from these law-abiding citizens to multistate bank robbers. >> reporter: they worry the addiction could make them desperate, warning the public to look out for their chocolate brown buick encore with a distinguishing characteristic, seven dogs inside. >> it's a very distinct breed called the brussels griffon. they're rather small dogs. >> reporter: so, obviously, they need to be letting those dogs out somewhere along the way, but they're warning people, if you spot them, don't try to approach, just call authorities. and police say they would like this to end peacefully. they recognize that the carriers need to answer for what they've done, but they say they are also addicts

three days later in palm coast, florida, $500 from wells fargo taking from a bank in aberdeen, maryland, and while couple may be described as a modern day bonnie and clyde, police say this story is far from a romantic crime spree. >> these two individuals are deeply troubled people, serious heroin addiction. it's turned them from these law-abiding citizens to multi-state bank robbers. >> police have not stated the charges depending against jennifer and joseph carrier or when and where the two will be arraigned. >>> a kenyan marathon runner has been arrested on fraud charges after officials say he cheated at the nairobi international marathon on sunday. julius njogu allegedly hid in the crowd and joined in on the race with just one kilometer to go. his second place finish was officials got suspicious when the runner crossed the line without even breaking a sweat. yeah. savannah. line. >> full on sweat. >> you don't break a sweat but us mere mortals, no. thank you so much. >>> now to the story that has a lot of people talking. on monday the world trade organization made a bold statement t

three days later in palm coast, florida, $500 from wells fargo. october 16th, an unknown sum taken from a bank in aberdeen, maryland. and while the couple may be described as a modern day bonnie and clyde, police say this story is far from a romantic crime spree. >> these two individuals are deeply troubled people. serious heroin addiction. it's turned them from the law abiding citizens to multistate bank robbers. >> and police have not stated the chargers pending against the carriers or when and where they'll be a arraigned. >>> a kenyan marathon runner has been arrested on fraud charges after he was said to have cheated at a race on sunday. he hid in the crowd and joined in on the race with just one kilometer to go. his second place finish was worth about $7,000 and race without even breaking a sweat. yeah. unbelievable. >> you crossed the marathon line. you don't break a sweat, but most mere mortals do. thank you. >>> now to the new study that have people talking. on monday the world health organization made a bold statement that processed meat

palm trees. >> along the gold coast, hotel swimming pools are suddenly deserted as advance winds begin to come in. on the beaches youngsters are finding the best surfing since hurricane carol. fair winds for the skateboard sailors too. not so good for last-minute shoppers. by nightfall, winds have turned to driving rains. at miami international airport, normally one of the busiest in the world, the last bird of passage has flown. workers are still tying down traffic lights, making other last-minute preparations. >> all storm shelters, repeat, all storm shelters are now open. if you feel that your home is insecure, then go to your nearest red cross emergency shelter. >> gale-force winds are striking now from palm beach to the tip of the keys. in the six counties of southern florida, more than 18,000 people are crowded into the red cross shelters just waiting for it to happen. >> betsy is here. gusts now topping 100 miles per hour. tide three feet above normal in the greater miami area. escape routes will be cut off shortly. >> unidentified female reported electrocuted by fallen power line. emer

coast. an isle of palms. this is a sea wall. it clearly breached and the sea come ashore and right past it. right now we've learned an elite search and rescue team is on the ground. one of 28 fema teams responding to disasters around the globe. earlier that same group was sent to nepal to find earthquake victims. >>> first, let's go to columbia, the state's capital. man, you are still waist deep. >> still waist deep with a slight drizzle, shepherd. off highway 77. this has a current here. it's actually hard to tell where the river ends and the road begins. you talk about bridges and roads. this is one washed out. there are orange cones set up all over the place in this capital. sometimes it means the road ahead is flooded. sometimes it mean there's a hole. to get around you have to zigzag. despite that, cars are still coming out. you see the truck behind me. the tree that man survived. we see cars in front of me pulled out as we speak. it's really a duel danger. one is the flooding and the sorry disintegration. the storms have b

in the wake of the storm. " hurricane patrica pounded mexico's coast - the rising pacific swamping towns, the winds contorting these palm trees?lopping off others. as the storm swept inland overnight friday we traveled to the devastation zone ? plowing through knee high water? nats - its pretty treacherous driving in the morning an endless convoy of ucks carving open the roads. matt gutman stand- up they are cleaning up and digging out you know the pacific ocean swallowed this entire town the water was over my head. still the strongest storm ever recorded in the western hemisphere caused significantly less damage than anticipated. mexican authorities reporter not a single fatality. sliding right in between the giant port city of manzanillo and the tourist mecca of puerto vallarta? category 5 winds extending only 15 miles across plus, it zoomed across the landscape at 20 mph - too fat to damage solidly built structures of cinderblock and cement. but the storm triggered a massive exodus from resort cities like puerto vallarta - 10,0000 americans evacuauad? on friday weweound david and ly lloyd sticking it out. and now?? n

coast. the rising pacific swamping towns. the winds contorting these palm trees, lopping off others. as the storm swept inland overnight friday, we traveled to the devastation zone, plowing through knee-high water. >> pretty treacherous driving. >> reporter: in the morning, an endless convoy of line crews carving open the roads. the ocean swallowed this entire town. the water was over my head. still, the strongest storm ever recorded in the western hemisphere caused significantly less damage than anticipated. not a single death reported. sliding in right between the giant port city of manzanillo and the tourist mecca of puerto vallarta, category five winds extending only 15 miles across. plus, it zoomed across the landscape at 20 miles per hour, too fast to damage solidly built structures. but it triggered a massive exodus from resort cities like puerto vallarta -- 10,000 americans evacuated. on friday we found david moore sticking it out. and now? >> what a difference a day news, puerto vallarta. >>> tonight, an extraordinary look at u.s. and kurdish troops and an air strike complet

coast there. traveling around the state season from top to bottom. 67 tahoe. 82 los angeles. 97 in palm springs. 64.beautiful day in the bay year. warmer 60's. coast side 80's inland. 7 difficult forecast will feature much cooler windy conditions saturday afternoon. saturday neat into sunday morning don't be surprised if you wake up to see some really wet road which. but it's light rain if we get anything and then we dry it out for the second half of your weekend. >> sound very good. thank you very much. >> this is cool this may be the most unusual which to open a bolt of beer you have ever seen e.so grill. all right. helicopter pilot in china attached a bottle opener to the skid and he very carefully cracks open 4 beer bottles in 5 minutes. >> he did it for televised talent show. none of the bottle was damage. >> this did in the set a world record because in 2008 a german pilot managed to open 4 bottle in just 3 minutes. >> that's so cool. >> that guy has what we call mad skills. >> mad skills. >> pretty empress i have? another guy with sierra madre skills. what's up larry. >> i was just mesmerize

palm springs. look for highs tomorrow ranging from arnold 70 on the coast to mid and upper 80s in our inland areas great news for folk that is want to enjoy the remabder of fleet week because things are looking good for the aerial displays, all the air shows and everything, skies will be clear. >> fabulous. >> great to hear. thanks, spencer. >> oh, boy, the girl who can't stop sneezing. what doctors think it might be. >> a breast-feeding battle where one woman says she was told to go and why she says hey, that's not okay. >> can cash deposits at your . >>> a strange medical mystery. why is a child sneezing incessantly. she's unable to stop and doctors don't know why. >> sneezing nearly nonstop, 12,000 times a day. kat lynn says it started suddenly three weeks ago. >> it's really painful. >> and has since taken over her life. >> she can't go to school. and can't really do anything normal. i mean, it's affected everything. >> the 12-year-old isn't the first to suffer like this. >> it is stressing. >> sneezing five years ago was finally diagnosed as a symptom known as pandas and treated. doctors stir

palm springs. one more day of warmth graces the bay area. warm at the coast with highs in the upper 70s.nd the bay tomorrow and low to mid-90s inland. once again, later this week, cooler, cloudier with a slim chance of rain. >> spencer, thank you so much. >>> still ahead on the abc 7 news at 4:00, the cost of parenting. the apps are leading kanye west to focus on it. how to avoid racking up the bills. >>> ikea's online dating trend. >>> look at your credit score really, really say about you? doeight pieces ofily original recipe chicken? yes. [ding] two large mashed potatoes and gravy? yes. [ding] and are you the real colonel sanders? yes... [buzzing] it's finger lickin' good. great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. >>> kids are running up big bills on smartphones playing

palm trees bending in the winds. our team there on the scene. also, the families up and down the coast preparing their homes because for so many, the damage from superstorm sandy still, of course, so fresh in their minds. encouraging track from ginger. abc's gio benitez with the pictures of the damage already and the hurricane those families are still getting ready for. >> reporter: tonight, the extremely dangerous category 4 storm batters the bahamas. hurricane joaquin ravaging these atlantic islands for an estimated 24 hours. abc's linzie janis on the ground in nassau. >> joaquin is wreaking havoc. right now, the eye of the storm battering the islands to the south and east of here, with wind gusts up to 130 miles per hour. people here are worried sick about their loved ones. >> reporter: as the storm unleashes its fury there, here in the u.s., the east coast is battening down the hatches. in north carolina, virginia, maryland and new jersey. all fearing the storm could strike anywhere. >> now is the time for you to begin to prepare for hunkering down and dealing with the storm. >> re

palm springs. what is left of ojo does not affect our immediate weather. however, if you are going to the coastially tomorrow morning, through sunday evening beach hazard statement because of the strong rip currents from sonoma to monterey. be careful. if you are headed that way. now, any obstacles on the commute? >> a couple. an accident in san jose. this is 87 near julian street. traffic is light. on 880 southbound near coleman south of the mineta san jose international airport there is an accident blocking a lane. we have areas of construction so slow for the cone zone. that can pose a challenge. a spot we do have construction with us for a little while, san mateo bridge, cross the water, only 12 minutes between 880 and the peninsula. at the construction zone, westbound side of 580 to the northbound 680 connection closed until 6:00 with detours in place. this is all the slow i could fine the not too bad. >> in the bay area, a also rolling new drug could become the first to slow progression of a tough to treat form of m.s where results in three trial show a new dug reduced the symptoms for pr

future weather shows there could be more rains pushing back toward the coast as a weak weather front sits in that area for isla palms and for charleston and hiltonhead all possible. i doubt they'll see flooding, but the rivers and streams will all rise again and that's on saturday. for our weather around here it's tomorrow that i think we'll see showers and storms could be heavy at times and the impact forecast is moderate because of the weather. some of those gusty storms will be coming through our wear and i'll show you the timing for the moment. for your evening, temperatures dropping to the 70s and the upper 60s by 11:00 p.m. and a dry night for us and even a dry start to the day by morning and friday, we've made it, 54 degrees in some of the cooler locations. so maybe a light jacket by the afternoon and we'll warm very quickly and our highest temperature that we've seen in quite some time. upper 70s and all of the way into the low 80s. a little warmth out a head of the front that will be coming into our area will help to trigger the strong storms. there could be a line of storms that could produce high winds an

sprinkles are palm, 50s and 60s and a slight chance of a shower. the heat is retreating, 66 at the coast to 80 inland. >> starting off with the bay bridge toll plaza and it is busy. the metering lights are pushed on at 5:37. traffic is quick to backup. 17 minutes to get you to the city. as we move over to san jose, this drive is looking heavy, but, still, moving along at posted speed near julian street and the tank. moving over to the drive, on 101, also, in san jose, not a good way to start the commute northbound 880 at brokaw road metal debris causing flat tires. >> this morning in san francisco, loot lat -- governor will unveil a gun proposal if passed will be the first of its kind in the nation. >> the lt. governor will announce his proposal on stricter gun laws in san francisco at 10:30 this morning the under the initiative, background checks are required for amonix sales -- ammunition sales making california the first state to do so banning possession of high capacity magazines. it would start process of taking away guns from felons who are not allowed to have them in the first pla

coast. the first one happened september 28 at a bank inside a big wide grocery store in ludlow. two weeks later a wells fargo in palm beach florida. two days after that, the couple targeted a bank of mark in aberdeen, maryland. joseph carrier. he gives president teller a note implies that he has gun and jennifer drives the getaway car. they were a normal law-abiding couple until they both got hooked on heroin. >> these two are so desperate that once they run out of money, they become so sick that they will do whatever means to get more cash to purchase more heroin. >>daniel: police believe the couple is on the move and possibly heading back to the northeast. the couple was last seen driving this stolen suv. >>> happening today, the man accused of trying to sell guns to an undercover officer in tewksbury will appear in court. police arrested john miller of milford, new hampshire, for allegedly trying to sell an assault rifle, assault gun, and 3,000 rounds of ammunition to an undercover officer. it happened at the holiday inn on highwood drive. did not have a license to carry the weapons. >>> this morning police are s

coast. the rising pacific swamping towns. the winds contorting these palm trees, lopping off others. as the storm swept inland overnight friday, we traveled to the devastation zone, plowing through knee-high water. an endless convoy of trucks carving open the roads. they're cleaning up and digging out. the pacific ocean swallowed this entire town. the water was over my head. still, the strongest storm ever recorded in the western hemisphere caused significantly less damage than anticipated. mexican authorities reported not a single fatality. sliding right in between the port city of manzanillo and the tourist mecca of puerto vallarta, category five winds extending only 15 miles across. plus, it zoomed across the landscape at 20 miles per hour, too fast to damage solidly built structures of cinder block and cement. but the storm triggered a massive exodus from resort cities like puerto vallarta -- 10,000 americans evacuated. on friday we found david and ellie lloyd sticking it out. >> this will be our safe room. >> reporter: and now? >> what a difference a day makes. >> reporter: matt

sprinkles are palm, 50s and 60s and a slight chance of a shower. the heat is retreating, 66 at the coaststarting off with the bay bridge toll plaza and it is busy. the metering lights are pushed on at 5:37. traffic is quick to backup. 17 minutes to get you to the city. as we move over to san jose, buis drive is looking heavy,