phil: yeah, i know. but i -- [applause] >> it's difficult to try to work with her in all of her life. >> dr. phil: you two should go thelma and louise and just haul ass, the two of you. [applause] i pulled a quote from one of these four. we'll play a little guessing game next. we'll be right back. [applause] >> dr. you're coming across as jealous and irrational and unstable. they're getting findings against you for parental alienation. you're losing badly. phil: advil pain relievers are used by more households than any other leading brand. to treat their aches and pains. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. [applause] >> dr. phil: i have a question for you here. >> uh-huh. >> dr. phi mentioned blackout anger. where you get to a point where you're not even sure what happened afterl: you >> right. >> dr. phil: you said, i got to a point where everything just kind of goes white and -- >> right. that. >> dr. phil: and then later i kind of come back in to focus and i don't know what happened betwee

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over to you, phil and jc. phil: mike, thanks. it is another sure sign of the approaching holiday season. jc: and the temperatures? boston mayor marty walsh welcomed the marines to town. last year the organization clcted more than -- collected more than 17 million toys that went to millions of needy children. an organization like toys for tots doesn't run by itself. >> this is something that just doesn't come together. you don't get this magnitude of toys out to needy kids without having so many volunteers and so much support. >> toys for tots is aiming to break the cash donation record of $284 million. phil: on the health alert, is that cup of coffee perhaps saving your life? jc: how a few cups of joe a day could cut your risk of health seriousness. phil: last year see saved her owner's life and now what she is doing to help her own kind. jc: and taking action against opioid abuse. why the medical community says phil: a volunteer firefighter is talking about his new face tonight a few months after transplant surgery. we have to w

phil: thank you. new at 5:30 charged with child porn and blackmailing little girls. tonight, this man from salem, new hampshire is behind bars. ed harding is in the newsroom with the website that police say he used to target young girls around the world. ed? ed: phil it' s a web site anyone can use so parents should be aware of it. it' s called omegle.com and advertises itself as a place to talk to strangers and meet new friends. brian powell is accused of recording several chat and camera sessions using that website to entice the 8 and 9-year-old children to engage in lewd and sexual acts. investigators say he coaxed the victims to expose parts of their body then threatened to post those images online if they didn' t do more. it' s not clear if any of those victims are local but at least one i.p. address was traced to the u.k.. >> he had originally engaged them in some chat, and through the chest, they would open up to him. whether he was disguising himself as a like aged girl, he was certainly repre

phil: we are following several breaking story. one person confirmed dead after a car goes out of control and a native parking lot. we have a live of eight. reporter: if you take a look behind me, you can see the harbor freight tools business. the three men were coming out of that business. they did not know each other. one man was in his 70' s, the other were in their 40' s. one worked for an armored car business. they were coming out and were plowed into by and elderly female driver who went airborne. her white sedan hit a bunch of curbs and then went into an alleyway corner of the building. according to witnesses, they did she was stuck in her car, but there were three men lying motionless on the ground. you see police still at the scene on this hour. they are taking pictures of the alleyway. the car has been taken away but they were trying to get a sense of how fast she was going. we have no idea who was injured and to what degree. we just know one of the three men have since died. one man in his 40' s, two in their 70' s and t

phil: i saw $1.97 i think. the traffic is burning some of the gas out there. out of boston. stretch. looks okay in both directions. let's look at the map to see what is happening. the red is where we see delays. 26 minutes from mass ave to route 3. 13 minutes from the upper deck to 128 is not bad at all. 15 minutes from i-93. 26 minutes from the western tolls to 495. once you hit 495 the mass pike is looking good in both directions. that's a look at first alert traffic. jc: police are investigating suspicious items handed out on halloween. we want to get to ed harding who is live in the newsroom. reporter: jc, we want to show you these pictures immediately so you can see what they are. they are actively investigating two reports of suspicious items being given to children trick-or-treating on halloween night. two separate parents reported their children were given -- what that is is a picture of a toilet tank cleaning product. you are familiar with that. that's what that was and this is the wrapper. the childre

phil? phil: a maine woman who admitted to stabbing a stranger to death in a supermarket will spend the rest of her life in prison. connor mcallister pled guilty to killing 59-year-old wendy boudreau last summer. mcallister said she was angry with life and had gone to the store to kill, quote, several random people. jc: a man is under arrest for a deadly hit-and-run. he is charged with vehicular homicide and leaving the scene of a fatal accident. early sunday morning several vehicles were involved in a pile up on i-91. police say jeremy ramos stopped to help the victims, but was then hit and killed by a car that kept going. garcia was the driver and was arrested last night. jc: senator gene shaheen wants to set up an emergency plan for the opioid crisis. it would go to the department of health and human services and it would funnel money to states for prevention treatment and recovery programs. the fund is needed to treat a crisis that is worsening every day. phil: there are new fears that i

phil and jc? phil: police officer forced to open fire on a suspect trying to drive into him. the incident happened at a fast food drive-through. >> he is church with felony crime and the police opened fire in the burger king loss print yelling at workers in the drive-through. >> bustles and battery with a dangerous weapon, a motor vehicle. >> connor davis of worcester is 19 and accused of hitting a worcester police officer with his car as the officer' s cruiser parked behind him, in the burger king parking lot to ask him a few questions. >> the defendant put car in reverse and attempted to hit the officer sometimes and hit the officer in the foot. >> it was inherently dangerous, and attempted to run over police officer and then fled after numerous companion -- commands to stop and >> davis alleged drove off but was arrested at green and gold streets. >> i heard the shots and the police officers called in for backup. >> the davis family today giving no indication of why davis allegedly acted the way he did . >> the officer suffered leg and foot injuries. the team is held witho

phil: thank you. new information in connection with a police standoff in roslindale. it happened last night at the archdale housing complex. a warrant was issued for a man suspected in a stabbing and robbery on friday he barricaded himself inside an apartment. when officers arrived, he used a garden hose to climb down from a third-floor window and has been on the run since. anyone with information is asked to call police. j.c.: a very high they also that for the men accused of making threats against the pokemon world championships in boston. kevin norton and james stumbo pleaded not guilty to weapons charges in court today. they were each ordered held on $150,000 bail. officials say the two men had guns and ammunition in their car competition in august. a new hampshire fugitive will be held without bail in boston until he can be returned to face charges in a burglary ring. kevin paul was released in may after spending 17-years in prison in connection to the murder of a police officer in new hampshire

phil: very well said, mike. jim: there was a lot of hesitation mike, on the field too, as it happened with the officials. mike: it happens so quick and the passing game is complex but when you slow it down you see there is just not enough time with control after the second step. the ball is out. this is incomplete. this is one we all can agree on, i think. one step, two steps -- three -- jim: yep. mike: he had no time to become a runner. and it's the same in the end zone as in the field of play. referee: the pass is incomplete. the ball is knocked out just as the second foot touched the ground. the receiver had not quiet -- yet become a runner. therefore, it was an incomplete pass. jim: incomplete is the call. another little nuance here, he happened with 2:01 to go so that saves another play from new england's perspective. phil: absolutely, huge play in the strategy of this football game. i'm not surprised. even the play before, the long pass to harris down the sideline being aggressive. they've been aggressive

phil: that's right. the play wasn't ready to be called. jim: again, the n.f.c. playoff picture. if the seahawks win at 6-5. they would actually move ahead on tiebreakers at the moment ahead of atlanta and they would be into the top six. on the a.f.c. side. phil: the steelers,s, knowing the situation, you have to play aggressive. you can't sit back. so that means the corners have to come through with tight coverage against the wide receivers. jim: do you expect pittsburgh to go to their time-outs right away, given the chance? phil: yes, i do. jim: rawls. flag. mike tomlin already saying he's going to refuse it. referee: illegal formation, ofofnse. number 7 7. uncovered. that penalty is declined. second down. phil: so the wide receiver to the side t thave right tackle, gary gilliam, was not on the line of scrimmage. that really is a huge help to the steelers because that penalty stops the clock. don't have to use a time-outut jiji second and 7. rawls, he lost the football! but is able to fall on it. backck

phil: a bad crash at a construction site in lowell. one worker was thrown 30 feet in the air and has serious head and back injuries. police say drove down the wrong side of the the bobcat spun, hit the injured worker and then an excavator hitting another car. out of the way. jc: new leads in a 39-year-old murder case -- the victim, a young woman known only as jane doe. reporter: baltimore county police tell me they just wallowing our story that lines up with other new evidence that this young woman who was murdered nearly 40 years ago may from the boston area. tortured, drug, gagged and then drug onto an access road outside the city of baltimore. a younger was murdered nearly 40 years ago still has no name. but now detectives say new leads are starting to come in following and a -- following a five investigates story. s neighborhood in boston and may have attended jamaica plain high school. the latest information follows high tech pollen tests of her clothing finding pollen found s. the young keys. police they were manufactured in the

phil: a new jersey mall making a big change to get off the jc: the high price they were charging phil: for a visit with old st. nick. phil:lower gas prices in time for the holiday season. what that means for your holiday travel. severe weather in parts of the country. phil: the cdc says the number of american adults who smoke has the study found just under 15% of americans currently smoke, the lowest percentage since the survey began in 1997 when nearly a quarter of u.s. adults were smokers. jc: gas prices are going down just before the holidays. we' ve got your thanksgiving travel forecast. reporter: the experts are saying cheaper gas prices and a stronger economy means that more people will be getting a road next week. aaa expects about 47 million americans to be driving to their thanks giving destination. and they will be finding cheaper gas prices. the average for a gallon is $.74 cheaper than this time last year. more americans are flying this time but prices for the flights are about the same as last year. fewer americans will be taking phil: radioshack is offering up something

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phil? phil: ed, thanks. he is being accused in the murder of his former girlfriend. newscenter 5's reid lamberty is live in lynn where the reporter: phil, when police found the body of the woman lying on the floor of this apartment, the suspected it murderer was sitting on a bed in another room watching television. prosecutors say that man has a horrific history of abuse charges. james woodbury times himself in a familiar place. the 44-year-old lynn man was arrested seven times since 2012 on domestic abuse charges. today he stood in court again, this time accused of murdering his girlfriend. >> i don't really know her and i'm getting upset about it. reporter: police found the 55-year-old's body after an acquaintance of woodbury's called them. she said woodbury met her at a narcotics anonymous meeting and explaining to her his girlfriend was dead in the have hurt her. >> he denies causing any death. reporter: woodbury's attorney investigators access to the crime scene. >> i do find it partic

phil: and why the t.s.a. needs to find your help for homes for >> this is an editorial by wcvb channel 5 president and general manager. >> the unprecedented union unraveled as quickly as it was formed. most of the republican campaigns for president joined ranks last weekend to strategize or collude if you prefer to take control over future debates. any attempts should made the same fate, rather than force demands of their choosing as a prerequisite for hosting a debate. there is no question that the last debate fell short. from the start. turning the debates over to the candidates is not the answer. those are called campaign rallies. whichever contender emerges as the 45th president will have to stand up to a much wide of tough questions. they share the fishbowl with a large school now, but won't next january. that said, there are many fixes that could be implemented for season. candidates have long been involved in shaping debates and that practice should continue and somof the candidate

phil. phil: former president george h.w. bush with some pretty harsh words for two key figures in his son's administration. in a biography to be published next week, he says that dick chaney built his own empire and held too much influence within the white house and he says rumsfeld was arrogant and served the president badly. no comment from chaney, but rumsfeld responded that the elder bush is "getting up in years" and disputed the charges. it may be the easiest, but using your debt card is not always the best choice. j.c.: three places where credit. phil: a nice boost for home sales. nage wide at least, the benefits recent sellers have been reaping. j.c.: looking to adopt a dog? the t.s.a. dogs that are up for adoption right now. harvey: it's not only us, it's the entire eastern u.s. that is very warm. we didn't break a record today, okay, so everyone is saying, "hurry! you gotta get fios" but why? well, right now for a limited time, you can get a great deal from fios. the 100% fiber optic network. only fios has the faste

jc and phil? phil: thanks. "chronicle" is where they found one of the finest art collections in the country. free for everyone. >> it is one of the great collections any whr in the country. reporter: the college was over. over-- overjoyed when they donated 500 works of art. sharon corwin is the director and chief cure rater. >> they have one of the greatest collections in the world and they recognized what it will be for the state of maine. reporter: the museum is now the largest art museum in maine. >> they have always flocked to maine. this museum drew upon the foundation and the history. reporter: the museum's 9,000 works include the art of william merit chase and georgia o'keefe. some exhibits are large. tab these3 -- take these 300 etchings. including this 1881 painting by john george brown called "watching the circus." admission is free for the museum's 50,000 annual visitors. >> colby is such a strong partner. for us to be able to serve our local community in such a strong way is an important part of our

phil: new information tonight on the paris terror attacks. a u.s. bulletin says the attackers conducted prior surveillance on some of the of tactical planning and military style training stop meantime, a prosecutor says the suspected mastermind was an international warrant has been issued for another alleged accomplice wanted in connection with the terror attacks in paris. elgin investigators say he dropped off one of the bombers that night. president obama: it cannot be tolerated, and we must do it together. phil: president obama standing together with the french president vowing to defeat isis. he says the u.s. will intensify its current strategy but says it would be a mistake to send a large number of troops to syria. a u.s. defense official is confirming the russian plane shot down by turkey overnight did enter turkish airspace. at least one pilot was killed. russia insists the plane was over syria. turkey has repeatedly complained about russian planes. the russian president is warning of significant consequences. tweaked following the paris att

phil: i am phil lipof. john atwaterrist live. john. john: they don't want to say much but they do say that police have this wrong. the allegation against can him have shocked those with run the obstacle training facility. the spokesperson says the assault accusation stems from incident three weeks ago. >> student was attempting to make move on the rock climbing wall and the instructor reached out to assist because he thought she was falling. john: coaching a class of seven students between the ages of six and eight, the company says. we were never notified by the student or never contacted by the parent too there was anything session. >> at some point, police launched an investigation. ultimately charging the 23-year-old coach with assault at the u.s.a. ninjale challenge facility and turned ups in to police. >> we did a thorough background check on this instructor. he has several years of experience. >> the company says it has policies barring coaches from being alone with students and has strict prot towel calls them gym responded by

phil: thank you. a man behind bars in new hampshire has to prove his identity before he can be released on bail. new hampshire state police say what started as an identity theft investigation led them to $50,000 in cash and $40,000 worth of drugs at the home of the suspect. valentin delo soto perez faced a judge today on a number of charges seven of them felonies. police say he has been using several names and now claims to be a citizen of the dominican republic. >> the subject has been living in the united states for over 20 years under a identity. an identity he knew had been stolen from a u.s. citizen living in puerto rico. phil: authorities say if he is able to post the $40,000 dollar cash bail there will be a hearing to determine the source of the money. jc: new at 5:30, governor charlie baker announces several improvements to the state' s decades-old supplier diversity program to better engage with small and diverse businesses. that includes disability and first-in-the-nation lgbt-owned business

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phil and jc, back to you. phil: it is great. and to see that visual you get a good idea of -- jc: well, that's wonderful. newscenter 5 at 6:00 starts right now. >> now on newscenter 5 -- >> police call it a hate crime. a local islamic center vandalized. reporter: what officers spotted in surveillance video that lead to arrests. >> the wreckage of the missing cargo ship found. the new mission deep underwater to get answers to the families of victims. harvey: when we will see near record warmth and how long the november warm times will continue. >> a bruin's star big assist. the show of support for a little boy facing major brain sucialg re. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00. >> we start with breaking news. two teens are under arrest. >> they are accused of vandalizing a burlington mosque. and john atwater is live where those suspects were arraigned. john? reporter: and heather, surveillance video proved critical here thanks to an alert officer. >> no comment. reporter: he stayed quiet leaving court.

jc and phil? jc: still a great travel week. phil: used to seeing the sun. jc: money can be saved on generic prescriptions. phil: we look at whether doctors are prescribing generic over the brand name too much. jc: sleep and your brain. the impact getting some solid shut eye can have on your mind-set. phil: and the countdown to kickoff continues. the patriot star julian eddelman opens up about a trip phil: pfizer announced a major merger that will create the largest drug maker. pfizer reached a $160 billion stock deal with allergen, the maker of botox. allergen is headquartered in ireland and the merger could help the combined company lose its u.s. corporate citizenship and lower the tax bill. jc: saving money on your prescription medications. the one thing you can ask your doctor to do to keep costs reporter: your doctor writes when you should speak up. ask instead of the name brand drugs could you get a generic? they just published a new guideline recommending that all doctors should be prescribing the generic meds instead of the name brand equivalents. th

phil: i am phil lipof. the two-year-old found nakedded with her head shaved. john atwater is live. john? john. more than dozen officers right now are here, pill t. they are here at the former baby-sit ear home. at the ebb of the driveway, you may be able to make out a few police cars here. those fors came tonight with with a search war ran in hand. they have been here for well over an hour t. they arrived with tools to look for possible evidence inside of home and started on the first floor take pk are tures in the rooms then made the way to the bedrooms. neighbor arors say that a car was towed from the driveway earlier in the day and police tell us, they have questioned the family's former baby-sitter who lives here and sources say that babysitter had worked for the family until recently. again, police searching her home tonight, they try to solve this bizarre case and tonight, police are reporting no arrests. live tonight, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: in hamilton, an active investigation into a confusing series of events that began with the disappearance of lyndon alber

phil: let the holiday travel season begin! but with the recent terror attacks overseas, many are already noticing a larger police presence. >> this is the new normal this holiday season -- heightened security across the country. with 25.3 million passengers expected to ply on u.s. airlines during the 12 days. >> to be honest, i thought it would be not this crowded. >> with the paris attacks and the bombing of a russian jet and the shooting spree at a scrutiny. >> they will probably see more scrutiny of their bags and carryon luggage. >> a confidential f.b.i. bull etin reports that three men suspected be terrorist ties came into the u.s. in the last 90 days. this week two false bomb scares grounded two spirit air flights. and two men were escorted off. spirit now says that threat was a misundering. a man was -- says he was treated like a 2rit679 >> nobody told me what was going on. >> travelers though say it won't stop their travel plans. >> i've been waiting fibe years for this trip. not going to blow it now. >> law enforcemen

phil: the strike caught on camera. still to come the quick action of that news crew that helped police catch up with the people shining the green laser. jc: honored at the white house, the heroic actions that earned this army vet a medal of honor. phil: a new development in the mission to recover the el faro cargo ship. the item turned up by the ntsb tonight. jc: alarming new details about obesity taking doctors and researchers by surprise. and taking a look at first alert you' bridge. it' s a busy night out there although the traffic is moving. re right. can see it is jammed in both directions, almost 45 minutes . those traveling farther west, phil: investigators combing the wreckage of a plane that was caught on camera crashing in ohio. the small plane slammed into an apartment in akron tuesday, killing all 9 people on board. the ntsb says no distress call was made before the plane suddenly dropped as it approached an airport. the cockpit voice recorder has been sent to a lab but right now investigators suspect a mec

phil: it hasn't happened in more than a century. the state officials say the hunting is crucial to manage the deer population. not everybody agrees. >> the usually tranquil blue hills reservation may be interrupted with the sound of gunshots today. for the first time since 1893 the state is holding a controlled deer hunt here. >> the most effective way is >> the hunters will head out north of i-93 covering canton and it is estimated at 85 per square mile. >> to put things in perspective a healthy deer herd has 16 and 17 deer. >> so many deer eating the vegetation has lead to ecological and public safety problems. >> there has been two wildfires in the blue hills just this year that were over 20 acres. there isn't that vegetation to stop the fire. >> the deer hunt has prompted protests. many believe it should remain a sanctuary. >> she understands the need for the hunt and thinks it won't solve the bigger issue. >> what is disappointing is we don't as a society think about maintaining land so they do have enough space. >> all of the

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phil: commitment 2016. another busy day on the new hampshire campaign trail jeb bush filing his paperwork today to get on the primary ballot. after he made stops in manchester and londonderry. george protect he also getting his name on the ballot today, visiting secretary of state' s office -- george pataki paying ben carson has to the state tomorrow. just in time because tomorrow is the deadline for all candidates to get on the ballot. you have just first in the nation primary is expected to be held in february. j.c.: sentencing day for former subway spokesman jared fogle. phil: why the judge decided that the recommended sentence for child sex crimes was not enough. j.c.: the mother charged in the overdose death of her daughter. what she did when her daughter received a deadly dose of heroin. new at 5:30. >> i believe that. i hope others believe the same. phil: the mission to bring some good into the world. and help those in need. >> you are watching newscenter 5 at 5:00. j.c.: dozens killed and hundreds i

phil: a pastor' s pregnant wife shot and killed. the images caught by a surveillance camera that may help crack this case. jc: plus, the plea from the surviving new york prisoner who + jc: three separate attacks, 26 people dead. these are live pictures coming to us from paris, chaos on the streets. let' s go to john atwater, who is following this story. lots of developments. john: the number has risen to 35 dead in these violent situations. that is inside the national stadium where you see that image of fans. report of at least one explosion outside the stadium. attending that match there. he is safe. on the right side you see police officers on the streets of paris, obviously a tense situation. at least 11 killed in a shootout at a restaurant. more violence at a theater. we know at least 100 hostages have been taken. live pictures in paris both inside that stadium and on the streets of paris. homeland security is a credible threat to the united states. obviously everyone keeping their eyes on paris tonight. >> we want to tell you t

phil: right now we know 35 people are dead. three attacks, one outside the international stadium as a soccer match was going on. the death toll is now at least 35. the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather, an honest leader to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. jc: new details comin

phil: the killers responsible are also dead. france mobilizing its military, closing its borders, a state of emergency declared. >> let's take you live to paris where it is now just after 5:00 saturday morning. an intense, international investigation now under way. live, team coverage begins with our john at the breaking news desk. john? john. they were wearing mask and black clothing and said nothing as they murdered dozens. the affair, ruthless, sophisticated, well coordinated. almost simultaneously attack soft targets in the french capital, throwing the city into chaos. visine two tour terrorists from my point of view with ak 7's entering the conference room and firing randomly to the crowd. be john. that man sr. vive hed attack at pacted conwhat a death band was playing. more are than 100 killed as the gunman hold them hostage t. the gunman blew themselves up with explosives as the police moved in. >> the terrorists were very calm. they reloaded three are or four times their weapons. john. he was steps away in the apartment

let' s get back to jc and phil. phil: a night of terror in that city. jc: 35 people dead, 100 different hostages where a and explosion outside when a game was going on. phil: details are coming in. john: in those live pictures, police are asking people to stay inside, stay in their home, stay wherever they are. three different locations and most urgently police are responding to that theater, where possibly more than 100 that was one location out of three locations. and then an explosion outside the national stadium. the press -- the french president was at that soccer match, he was evacuated safely. the french president says the military is being employed around paris. an unprecedented response after the attacks claimed at least 35 lives. they are limiting travel as they on here. with their eyes focused. patrols out there. asking to be vigilant in this. jc: newscenter 5 at six starts right now. breaking news paris, dozens of people dead after explosions and shootings in several locations. there is also 100 hostages in a paris theater. phil: there is no

phil: big changes coming to walmart this black friday. it will offer most of its discounts online before they' re available in stores. those deals will be available on its website starting at 9:00 thanksgiving morning. stores that afternoon. walmart still expects to draw record crowds at its locations nationwide. apple is thinking of new ways it' u.s. banks to develop a payment service that would let people send each other cash from their phones. the plan is similar to paypal' s app that lets people pitch-in on things like rent payments and restaurant checks. jc: a major legal battle is brewing over the mislabeling of birth control pills. more than 100 women across the u.s. have filed a lawsuit against the manufacturers claiming the error resulted in unwanted pregnancies. a birth-control pill packaging mixup has now led 113 women across 28 states to sue the companies that either made or packaged the pills, claiming they got pregnant. in the lawsuit, they say the pills were packaged in the wrong order, rotated 180 degrees , so the placebo

wcvb newscenter 5's phil lipof is here. phil, she's very lucky. phil: to say the last, ed. went you see how close it came to her face at top speed, it is amazing to know she got out of the car with just minor scratches. a oh my god. this thing is coming at me. le. phil: that is the thing she had time think before of a huge piece of wood came smash through we didn't have time to think. phil: pair ry time reac, this is what it looked like from her seat. >> i was incredibly for nate. ed: she was on 91 north in holyoke where she goes the at the can company. she spotted the piece of wood on the road. >> ed into clue it would it the car. phil: tat that people, a tractor trailer in front herve that i 4x4 seng it flying the windshield. horrified her windshield shattered the wood within post inches frommer it is a and managed to pull over to the side of the road. >> are sitting there, looking at it, as aim waiting for the tow truck. oh my goodness, if this had been a couple of inches this way. phil: about it was movement speeding projectile came ain't the best possible angle s. >> t

and phil? phil: borks thanks. j.c.: coming up at 11:00. we will continue to follow developments in the case of a missing toddler found safe but p jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. t who's going to take care of the christians p that are being eliminated in the middle east? t who's going to take care of israel and support them - rour greatest ally in the middle east? r the united states has national security interest that we do it. and i hope you want that kind of president for our country going forward. announcer: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. j.c.: so great when you look ahead when you know so many people travel the week before thanksgiving to see no issues. >> that's really good, at least country it looks great. the problems are going to be out west. as for our weekend, dry except sunday. bundle up if you are read -- heading to the patriots game. dropping into the 20's monday night. j.c.: and you're not even reaching 40 thanksgiving? >> but it's warm