sources tell wbz , the girl was located in raleigh around 10:00 this morning, and again in few details, the public should not be concerned. >> reporter: as the chief of police in this town, i am very connected to the people that live in this town. i have been here for 6 years as the chief of police. if i thought the parents were concerned i would be the first one standing in front of you. >> i'm excited she was found alive and reunited with her parents. until i know the okay, i'm going to be concerning as a parent, i feel for these parents. i'm happy we reunited her with the family. >> reporter: we know there was a 4 year old girl found safe in the home who was there during all of this situation. the chief stopped short of saying there would be charges, only saying the investigation is on going. the big question still remains, how did that little girl get from her home in hamilton and travel 8 miles away to what we are told was raleigh. that's under investigation. >>> lyndon alvers is now treated at beverly hospital. >> reporter: we saw police presence, state and raleigh police. the ho

this morning on newbury road in raleigh. that's a long, narrow, country road and as i said, about 9:30 a.m. this morning, tom and marge were driving down that road on their way to work, when suddenly, tom said he saw something out of the corner of

j.c.: over the area in raleigh where lyndon was found there. jorge continues our coverage in hamilton tonight. >> well, that little girl could have been missing possibly for she was found alive miles from her home here is short of a miracle. unlikely she walked there. she was found in raleigh, 8 miles from her home in hamilton. the 2-year-old accidentally spotted by a couple on the way to work. >> they drove by, her and her husband, then they made a u-ie and stopped the car. released when the search was full on. lyndon looked nothing like them. >> apparently she found them on the side of the road, up the road from us, naked, like someone left her there, her hair was shaved. they didn't even know it was a girl. they said it was a boy because the hair was shaved. they didn't even know until they started putting the pieces >> it's a rural stretch not for -- far from ipswich. >> she was cold. they brought her in it and wrapped her up in the car and immediately called the cops. >> police tell us that first the couple thought it was a rag doll or a d

. >> lyndon was found in raleigh, some eight miles from her home in hamilton. >> she was cold, shibbering. they brought her in the car and wrapped her up and immediately called the cops. >> lucky for lindn, the -- lyndon, the couple had spotted something odd oned side of road this morning. first they thought it was a doll. >> they drove by, then they stopped the car because everyone has been looking for >> right over the raleigh town line, a rural stretch of road. >> apparently they found her up the road from us, naked, like someone left her there. they'd been following this on the news. before they left to go to work. >> so had they find this child? >> they were stunned and immediately called the cops. >> the couple's quick action ended the search for lyndon, assuring the 2-year-old got the how she got to raleigh is the object of much speculation and possible criminal charges. live in hamilton, jorge quiroga. phil: break news out of mali, an american is among those killed in the siege at racedon hotel in bamako. at least 19 people were killed. the two track -- attackers were an extremist

. >>> in raleigh, north carolina, some 300 people gathered to honor the paris attack victims. among the dead, a 3-year-old french student about to join her best friend will at a college in raleigh. ten months ago, people gathered on the same spot to mourn the loss at the parisian magazine charlie hebdo. >>> a bald eagle with a camera on its back flew on to the field in philadelphia after the national anthem. >>> two u.s. governors now refusing to accept syrian refugees in their states. >>> plus, guarding the homeland. what is being done the protect americans from an attack like the one in paris. >>> a new technology possibly used by isis that kept their >>> that's john lennon's imagine, played by a german outside the bataclan. after the attack, he put his piano on a truck and traveled 400 miles to paris. tragedy. >>> u.s. officials say there is no known credible threat in the u.s. attacks. but security is being stepped up across the country out of an abundance of caution. kenneth moton has the latest from washington. >> reporter: this is really a new phase for isis as the terr

. >>> in raleigh, north carolina, some 300 people gathered to honor the paris attack victims. among the dead, a 3-year-old french student about to join her best friend will at a college in raleigh. ten months ago, people gathered on the same spot to mourn the loss at the parisian magazine charlie hebdo. >>> a bald eagle with a camera on its back flew on to the field in philadelphia after the national anthem. >>> two u.s. governors now refusing to accept syrian refugees in their states. >>> plus, guarding the homeland. what is being done the protect americans from an attack like the one in paris. >>> a new technology possibly used by isis that kept their plans from being overheard. we're live in washington, next. mmmm mmmm (laughter) mmmm, mmm, mmm mmmm, mmm mmm, mmm! mmmm, mmmm mmm! milk, fruit, cultures mmmm, yoplait time is more than cleansing. your loving touch stimulates his senses and nurtures his mind. the johnson's scent, lather, and bubbles help enhance the experience. so why just clean your baby, when you can give him so much more? save your coffee from the artificial

. >>> in raleigh, north carolina, some 300 people gathered to honor the paris attack victims. among the dead, was a 23-year-old french student who was about to join her best friendt a college there in raleigh. ten months ago, people gathered on the same spot to mourn the loss at the parisian magazine "charlie hebdo." >>> and there were tributes at nfl stadiums across the country. with moments of silence held before games. take a look here in philadelphia. a bald eagle with a camera on its back flew on to the field, this, after the national anthem. >>> and at least two u.s. governors now refufusing to accept syrian refugees in their states. the new details coming up. >>> plus, guarding the homeland. what's being done to protect americans from an attack like >>> a new technology possibly used by isis that kept their we're live in washington, next. >>> you're listening to john lennon's "imagine," of course, played by a german man outside the bataclan concert hall in paris after the attacks. he put his piano on a trailer and drove 400 miles to paris. he says, if people are inspire

she was found on the side of the road in raleigh on friday morning. she was naked with a shaved head. >>> now a story you will see on just one station, students at a local middle school say that they were beaten and left bruised all because of the color of their hair. they say they were targeted because they are red hair. 7 susan tran has the latest from melrose with more of their story. wrap. >> reporter: this episode of south park was no joke for some middle schoolers. >> it's national kick a jing jer day. >> reporter: his red hair is more pronounce in the summer. he spent the day trying to run `away from kids who tried to attack him. >> it's a little bit swollen. >> reporter: it's a mob mentality. >> can't in the cafeteria. >> reporter: like the show and no child with red hair was spared. >> some people had like, they were bleeding, had you know, >> reporter: by the time mom sydney cons tin owe got to the school for pick up, he was praty beaten. >> i came keep that out of my mind. >> reporter: while the school sent a note home saying kicking someon

. >>> in raleigh, north carolina, some 300 people gathered to honor the paris attack victims. among the dead, was a 23-year-old french student who was about to join her best friend at a college there in raleigh. ten months ago, people gathered on the same spot to mourn the lous at the parisian magazine charlie hebdo. >>> and there were tributes at nfl stadiums across the country. with moments of silence held before games. look here in fad philadelphia. a bald eagle with a camera on its back flew on to the field, this, after the national anthem. >>> two u.s. governors now refugees in their states. the new details coming up. > plus, guarding the homeland. what's being done to protect americans from an attack like the one in paris? >>> a new technology possibly used by isis that kept their plans from being overheard. we're live in washington, next. mmmm mmmmm mmmm (laughter) mmmm, mmm, mmm mmmm, mmm mmm, mmm! mmmm, mmmm mmm! milk, fruit, cultures johnson's believes that bath time is more than cleansing. your loving touch stimulates his senses and nurtures his mind. the johnson's

this morning in the town of raleigh. out on newbury road. that's a long narrow country road. this happened, like i said, about 9:30 a.m. tom and marge were driving down that road on their way to work, they just live about a half mile away. when suddenly, tom, who was driving, said he saw out of the corner of his eye, a baby on the side of the road. tom and marge turned that car around, listen to them describe what happened next. >> she was sitting almost i would say it was almost like a buddha pose with her hands crossed out in front of her. >> shaking. >> with her head down and she was just shaking, shaking, shivering. that's why i took my coat off. >> was she dressed? >> no, she had no clothes. >> the reporter: completely naked? >> but she was in the leaves, so when tom put the coat around her and pick her up, we didn't, you know, we weren't thinking let's check to see. we just picked her up and wrapped her and put her in the car and i put the heat on. >> the reporter: so the first thing they need today do is get that child, get some shelter, get the baby heated up and call

>> reporter: a few hours later, nearly ten miles away the toddler was found naked near a road in raleigh. >> i think i just saw a little baby on the side of the road. she told me i was crazy. i said could have been a doll but i'm gonna spin around. >> reporter: they were driving to work when they spotted the toddler sitting in a pile of leaves. >> her head was down and she was shivering. so i took my coat off, put it around her then brought her into the car. >> reporter: the crosby ies said she told them her name. she had a big confusion on her head with a big red mark. and it looked like somebody chopped her hair off or shaved her head. >> reporter: she also had cigarette burns on her body. she was taken to children's hospital in boston as investigators converge on her home and the wooded area where she was found to find out who would do this to a toddler. >> we're trying to put the pieces together now. in new england. >> neighbors were shocked that something like this happened in that quiet area where they live. kimberly bookman has more on this disturbing crime. >> reporter: when clos

officer raleigh when he arrived he took on the role of being by my side, and i can't say enough aboutnd i knew i was going to die. >> i'm still with you, okay? >> sergeant kellermann is losing a lot of blood and fears losing his life and somehow has the presence of mind to call his wife. i can talk about this whole event and it's talking about my wife that gets to me. i remember dialing her number, and thinking, god, i hope she answers, and she answered. i remember saying, baby, i've been shot. i don't know if i'm going to make it. >> i love you. all right? >> though sergeant kellerman is lucky to be alive, but the bullet wound results in the loss of his right eye. >> i lost my vision, but it wasn't as bad as it could have been. ♪ ♪ >> months later, sergeant kellerman and his colleagues return to the bakery parking lot, and they explain what we didn't see on dash cam. >> but i took down a stance basically right here behind my car. most of me was shielded except this part of me that was looking over my pistol and that's when he took the shot. >> the ambulance stopped and we went from y

. >>> in raleigh, north carolina, another somber event for paris. 300 people g gher inside the historic morse square to honor the victims. among the dead was a 23-year-old french student who was about to join her best friend at college in raleigh. ten months ago, people gathered on the same spot to the mourn the lives of those lost in the attack on the pa rission magazine "charlie hebdo." >> we're getting new details about the terror victims in paris. >> and also ahead, the mother to be dangling from a window ledge to escape gunfire inside a theater. the stories of survival shared worldwidid >> and the piano player in the middle of paris with a song of peace as cities across the globe stand in support of the survivors in the french capitat. now." it seems that every year, we have to watch out for different types of germs. which is why it's important for your wipes to kill a broad spectrum of germs. lysol wipekill 99.9% of germs, including 8 different types of cold and flu viruses. to help protect your family... lysol that. >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, this is an important

raleigh north carolina the current temperature 28 degrees. 24 right now in chicago.atures should stay below average across the northeast here. new york city will not make it out of the 40's and you are not going to make it out of the 20's. in care beau maine another mild day in the forecast for you. 60's and 70's widespread out there from kansas down into texas. heather and leah let's head over to you. >> stay inside and watch fox news. our friend elizabeth hasselbeck has news to share. shoes leaving "fox & friends" to raise her three children. often times the most difficult decisions are between two great things. through out my 14 years in working in television i never experienced a more positive and thoughtful atmosphere than fox news channel thanks to the strong leadership of roger ailes. i want to start my day with my children first and he offered a blessing to do so. -- roger ailes. i am confident this decision is the right one for my family. she will share more about her decision this morning on "fox and friend and we miss hwish he best. >> lovely person. >> th

. >> reporter: family members drove him back to raleigh.during the drive he said his friends called. >> ryan and josh had said that the investigators were asking really ugly questions and pointing their fingers at me and doing things like that. they said you don't need to talk to anybody. you need to got a lawyer before you talk to anybody. >> reporter: and then the explanation for his long silence. >> the lawyer that i got after talking with him, he actually advised me to not go talk to the police. >> did you take that advice? >> yes. >> did he tell you not to talk to anybody about it? >> that's exactly what he said. he said don't talk to anybody about anything. >> the defense addressed motives laid out. that jason wanted to escape a bad marriage and keep custody of cassidy and spend time with his new love. >> did you have any designs in your own mind of leaving michelle young for michelle miney? >> no, sir. >> describe why not? >> i think we both knew it was wrong. i don't think either one -- dreamed that it would ever be found out. >> pu

through the carolinas, it's raining raleigh south shore. it rain works up the east coast so i expect wet weather to work in here by tomorrow afternoon. today, a lot of sunshine, mild, close to 60 degrees. tomorrow morning, clouds thicken up quickly and by early afternoon, south of the mass pike, especially southeastern mass, the cape and the islands, rainfall arriving. widespread late in the day tuesday and wednesday morning. otherwise it's comfortable out there this afternoon. we're jumping up close to 60 degrees so above the averages for this time of year. not quite as warm as last thursday and friday but we'll still have a nice day. that rain chance moving in beginning tomorrow afternoon, continuing into wednesday. gusty wind tomorrow night into wednesday, overall, the week looks seasonable. a lot of 50s on the board. more on the 70s as "7 news today in new england" starts right now. >> christa: two boston police officers dragged down a street by a car. we're live with the charges that driver is facing this morning. >> jadiann: a dgerous

." >> reporter: it all began here in raleigh, north carolina. >> a-1. >> reporter: with a flurry of plastic bombshells. >> you sunk our battleship! >> reporter: a few years ago, jack hanson got really into the game battleship. that got them interested in naval warfare in general, which eventually led to a family vacation to see the "yorktown" a retired aircraft carrier in charleston, south carolina. >> my mind was justloarng like, blew. >> reporter: the kids say the "yorktown" changed their lives. >> i realized how amazing history could be. >> reporter: and it was about to get even better. on that same trip, the boys learned about a world war ii vet named robert harding, who actually served on the "yorktown." they got his e-mail address, starard corresponding daily, and became really enamored. the boys now keep his picture by their beds. and if you ever go to the "yorktown" with them, as we did, they'll chew your ear off about mr. hard and whatte did on bobod as a plane handler. >> when the plane is ready to launch, he would unstrap this that direction. the "yorktown" say a lot of kids love

. >> santa stopped by raleigh, north carolina to visit children with autism. it was made sensory friendly with lower lights and quiet surrounding also. >> coming up at 5:00 a.m., the eagles suffer an embarrassing loss. >> police in louisiana identify a man who kidnapped a woman and tried to kill a medical student who saved her. >> justice department lawyers are in minnesota to investigate the killing of a black man by two police officers. jamar clark has shot a week ago. protesters have called on police to release the shooting. officers were responding to an assault call and found the man interfering with paramedics. clark was shot while reaching for a an officer's gun. >>> police identify a man who tried to kidnap a woman. this surveillance video shows kane dragging a woman friday morning. medicine student tried to intervene. he demanded money and shot him when he said he didn't have any. the video shows him trying to fire two more times, but the gun jammed. police have a message for kane. >> we know who you are, you need to know we identified you. >> gold's

louisville swim and dive team had fun pretending to row, swim and ride bikes on the moving walk way at the raleigh durham international airport in south carolina. the video has 4 million views since saturday. >> pretty good because you can see other people who are going by were recording with their phones. >>> it's the job of his dreams and every day he's at work he's an ambassador for change. coming back how this man's success is a much bigger milestone celebration. >> and the rain starting to work its way northward. our weather watcher tracking some of the changes. moving to the south shore, ar arnold here good evening to you. that rain increases overnight >>> tonight we have our eye on the storm. we give you a life look outside is about to move through the area. some areas already have. >> and it's going to get wilder as the rain moves on. >> the rain starting to pick up. really our first nor'easter we've had. so dry, so quiet. we had a couple of streaks we're working on right now. 10 straight days, that includes today by the way. even though it felt so much cooler. still above average this tim

. >> now, all right, finall louisville tonight, getting raleigh durham. now, with the row your boat deal there. [ laughter ] >> that is awesome. and then the worm are going on over there. what do you do at the airport? that is interesting. [ laughter ] >> that is creative stuff. >> yes. >> yes. >> all happening because the plane i guess was late so they just took care of it. >> someone will tape it, and be in a commercial. [ laughter ] >> that is good stuff. >>> we are looking at cooler tomorrow, windy. windy on saturday, colon saturday for the naviy game -- cooler on saturday for the navy game. >> that is the nows at 6:00. the "cbs evening news" is next. >> we will be back with your only local news at 7:00. >> pelley: today u.s. air strikes and kurdish troops pound isis in iraq, while at home, an alleged isis sympathizer is charged in a plot to murder u.s. servicemembers. also tonight, a judge orders a baby removed because the foster parents are lesbians. tornadoes ripped through the midwest. >> seeing that we have nothing it's scary. >> pelley: and an a

besides the winter storm in the plains, we have winter storms, charlotte to raleigh. this will playing the inter-atlantic and the northeast through the the next couple days. d.c. looks safe until afternoon. it will only be rain. keep the umbrella handy and in the northeast, tuesday, wednesday looks wet, too, from boston to new york. >> bill, thank you. now to entertainment news. comedians jordan peel and chelsea peretti are engaged. they announced it on twitter with a simple engagement ring emoji. check this out, britney spears posted a video of herself dancing to a song adele wrote saying i can dance to this song a million times. the singer sold more than $3.3 million albums. >> 98 degrees and insync. >>> taylor swift made a young man's dream come true meeting her in sydney. she wanted to meet swift while she could still hear her sing. awesome story there. over the week, the box office -- >> that's a lot of good money across the board. to get to see "creed"? our generation. >> da da da da, da da da da da da. i'm todd piro. this is "early today." just head around the

. >> our station in raleigh first got the complaints about neck in february.anded over 10 10,000 dollar deposit for a truck but no work done. craig powell would gave neck 6500 dollars never heard from him. the owners of the belgium waffle truck same store. 11,000 dollars out. fourth victim trer. my mass passed away through a why are ago and throughout her inheritanceqyu start to open the business so took÷l him to court"" and orderd him to d)[ her back 10,000 dollarsç. still waist on some of the money. reporter tried to talk to nick in spring of can we talk to you about your company. >>reporter: wouldn't go on camera but e-mail sasfying he was out of best and spended to repay all the debt but after that he opened up shop in reno and 2 other people along with sabrina say they paid him but got no work done. she said goodbye to the money she's lost. she would have to litigate in nevada. >> probably doesn't have the money sitting in a bank the can. our money east probably gone e-16,000 dollar amounts to a lot of spicey drivrjt message noybing. >> abc 7 news. >> 2

. >> our station in raleigh first got the complaints about neck in february.ded over 10 10,000 dollar deposit for a truck but no work done. craig powell would gave neck 6500 dollars never heard from him. the owners of the belgium waffle truck same store. 11,000 dollars out. fourth victim trer. my mass passed away through a why are ago and throughout her inheritanceqyu start to open the business so took÷l him to court"" and orderd him to d)[ her back 10,000 dollarsç. still waist on some of the money. reporter tried to talk to nick in spring of can we talk to you about your company. >>reporter: wouldn't go on camera but e-mail satisfying he was out of best and spended to repay all the debt but after that he opened up shop in reno and 2 other people along with sabrina say they paid him but got no work done. she said goodbye to the money she's lost. she would have to litigate in nevada. >> probably doesn't have the money sitting in a bank the can. our money east probably gone e-16,000 dollar amounts to a lot of spicey drivrjt message noybing. >> abc 7 news. >> 2

heaviest from raleigh up to washington d.c. for your morning commute andmo heading for i 95. let's track it forria. iaria iayou. this is 7:00 a.m. d.c., heavier rain over you. and the heaviest rains shift from baltimore to philadelphia and all the way down to richmond, still raining and for the drive home, the heaviest rain will be round new york city to hartford and i 95 should be clearing out. baltimore back to philadelphia and this is the one to watch friday and saturday. first snow oftu the season coming milwaukee, chicago and parts of iowa. now a closer look at the day ahead. t well, the rain will be moving through and we see airport delays at the peek of the rainfall. mostin areas an inch to an inch inch 1/2. and look how cold in the northern plains. that looks like winter. so, chicago get ready for snow >> tueverybody in the midwest is like, bill karins, come on. >>> and carly simon revealing what the song "you're so vein" is all about. aut. see why more than 5 million feet in the u.s. speak for amop\ pedi perfect. now discover the latest innovation in the amop\ foot c

raleigh, beautiful across our region with clouds. tracking thanksgiving warmth and black friday forecast, hour for hour and showers if you have weekend plans and we'll tell you if you need the umbrella. >>> if you're gearing up for holiday shopping, there are already trends to watch. one is the lack of a must have holiday gift. "star wars" items are expected to be big sellers. there is no single toy emerging as a run away hit. you can expect sticker shock. toys "r" us tells us its top 20 toy will cost 36% more than last year with many toppi inping 10$. and you can expect discounts on sweaters and coats because of the warm winter we had before. shop for hours on thanksgiving and friday. search black friday. >> fairfax county police are boosting patrols in uniforms and in disguise. some undercover officers busted four men for credit card fraud at tyson's mall on monday and looking for suspicious activity given increased concerns about terrorism. navigating the malls might be a little easier this year. tomorrow, vdot will change the tim

raleigh is 71. all thanks to a big storm. you see the spinning with the classic comma shape.talk about washington state. you can follow the jet stream that feeds into the storm in the middle of the country. it's in the southern part of the storm system. the gulf moisture, the cold front is a tornado. the severe weather threat is not going to move up here, but we can see a thunderstorm or two during the especially morning hours on thursday. so the clouds are moving in toward us. futurecast is certainly quiet except for some spotty showers. you'll notice by 5:00 columbus down past cincinnati already those showers will be moving east. this evening, a couple of lighter showers here, but overnight is when we watch the heavier rain approach in toward thursday morning. so this is at 5:30. this is a computer model. you get the idea, it could be a very wet thursday morning commute. tomorrow is a yellow weather alert. by mid morning, we're looking at the heaviest east of the bay with heavier showers even through lunchtime with potentially late afternoon clearing moving in from the west

atlanta, charlotte, and raleigh later today.erwise, jonathan, this is gorgeous. 70s and 80s from the middle of the country. that's heading to the east coast. it will feel like september this week. >> thanks very much. still ahead, the one thing john boehner left at the speaker's office that paul ryan definitely wants to get rid of it. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like ordering wine equals pretending to know wine. pinot noir, which means peanut of the night. >>> apparently the smell is of cigarettes still lingers. >> you're kind of a health nut. how are you going to get that out of the room? >> they have ozone machines. but i'm going to work on the carpeting. >> let's hope he gets that fixed. now the weekend's halloween festivities. and how some of the candidates celebrated. the president and the first lady hosted military families for trick-or-treating at the white house. first prize kos tsunami went to a toddler dressed up as the pope riding around in a mini pope mobile. and bernie sanders o

place, down to 45 miles per hour between 73 around exit 4 and heading up north around exit 12 in raleigh. when i come back in the next ten minutes, we will do a check on mass transit, traciments we have new information about the baby boy with cancer who received a team therapy overdose, his parents tell us he is still critical. but he condition is improving. they took these pictures with the nearly one-year-old infant yesterday at children's hospital, philadelphia. he was transferred there from st. christopher's hospital, where doctors gave isaac ten times the usual amount kneaded to treat his rare form of cancer, his father says he understands why it's troubling for other kids with cancer. >> in the back of their mind, they are figuring, wow, if this can happen to them, imagine my child. i wouldn't want this to happen to nobody's child. >> reporter: st. christopher said administrators are deeply sorry. they are working to prevent something like this from happening again. a stolen ipad is much more than a theft to a local woman. >> it's not a toy for us. it's how we talk to each other. >

. >> i think raleigh is probably at the top. close. >> yeah, i think that's how it is. we'll go with that. >> i'll choose des moines. >> it's number one. kim: des moines is number one. surprised? >> i spent time in nashville and vanderbilt's campus is gorgeous but it doesn't quite have the same quality of life, especially for the dollar, that you know i think i've seen here in des moines. >> someone coming out and needing a lower cost of living while getting on their feet des moines definitely has that in the real estate. kim: these out-of-towners think des moines deserves the high rankings. so much so, we even convinced one of them to stay. >> people are still nice, they're still iowa nice and i don't have to worry about not being able to wave as someone walking down the street but i'm still in a big city. elizabeth: but we are not just cool, we are also cold. the daily beast ranked des moines one of the coldest cities in america. shaina: protecting children, fighting sexual exploitation. what iowa native ashton kutcher make a difference. metinka: good morning, the win

in 1776, the warship raleigh was the first to fly the new american flag. new hampshire is home to many other firsts. the first potato was grown here. america's first astronaut in space, alan shepard, was born here, as was the first free public library. >> new hampshire is known as the granite state, and it's because their number-one natural resource is granite. this is a particularly good stone for building bridges, houses, even statues. and although the colony was first established for fishing, they quickly learned what they really had going on. >> those nine stars around the border signify an additional claim to fame. after the revolutionary war, our new constitution required approval by 9 of the 13 states. new hampshire made it happen by being the ninth state to ratify the famous document. with "flag facts," i'm brandon. [ baseball bat thunks ] [ crowd cheering ] >> despite hitting 755 career home runs, hank aaron hit 3 home runs in a single game only once. the date was june 21, 1959, and his braves were taking on willie mays and the san francisco giant

after the girl mysteriously disappeared from her home while her parents slept, she turned up here in raleigh hours later, naked, her head shaved and bleeding as she sat in a poll of leaves. >> pile of leaves. >>> police are the first to admit there are missing pieces in this story. she has made it clear the public is not in danger. >> as the chief of police in this town, i am very connected to the people who live in this town. after six years, as chief of police, if i put the parents for the concern, i would be the now, i would say no. >> in hamilton, christina hager, wbz news . >> let's talk about the weather. is the weekend -- it is the weekend before thanksgiving. it looks like we will have to get through some rain first. we will have to work through the weather. take it away. >>> we have a little bit of rain coming tomorrow morning. a band of showers which seems chance of a brief shower or two but looking down the coast, there was a lot of moisture gathering and it will stream up the coastline spreading out the reign of the southeastern massachusetts tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night

. >> i think raleigh is probably at the top. kim: close. >> i'll choose des moines. kim: des moines is number one. surprised? >> i spent time in nashville and vanderbilt's campus is gorgeous but it doesn't quite have the same quality of life, especially for the dollar, that you know i think i've seen here in des moines. >> somebody coming out and needing a lower cost of living while getting on their feet des moines definitely has that in the real estate. kim: these out-of-towners think rankings. so much so, we even convinced one of them to stay. >> people are still nice, don't have to worry about not not being able to wave at someone walking down the street but i'm still in a big city. kim: but we're not just cool, we're cold. the daily beast ranked des moines one of the coldest cities in america. live in des moines, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. kevin: i just checked online, we aren't even in the top 15 when it comes to cold. kurtis: you have gunnison, colorado. we have been above normal the entire month of november. winds of the west-northwest at 14. it is going

. >> reporter: the girl was found hours later eight miles away on the side of the road in raleigh. tom crosby and his wife found her. >> i tried not to -- [inaudible] i approached her slowly. i just noticed she was cold and and -- [inaudible]. >> reporter: she was naked, her head shaved and had a gash on her head. investigators are revealing little about the case. only saying the child was targeted and other parents shouldn't be concerned. officers arrested hannah the day arrest crime. and hannah faces kidnapping and assault and battery charges. she goes before a judge tomorrow. she is being held without bail. reporting live. >>> new, two girls are recovering after they were hit by a car while crossing main street a 16-year-old suffered head injuries after the impact sent her flying a 9-year-old as badly. the driver did stop and was questioned by police. >>> and new developments in the theft of those high powered weapons the army reserve center a homeless man in new york found some of them in a park near yankee stadium. jim smith has the latest. >> reporter: this all started just a