rhondella richardson is live outside the center, and this is being taken very seriously, rhondella. reporter: military weapons in the wrong hands for more than 24 hours now. we are talking about 10 pistols and six assault rifles. they are trying to get the back. lead. they are looking for a man and an suv caught on surveillance center. he is wanted in connection with the break in and the high-powered weapons stolen center. it happened in the overnight hours saturday into sunday morning. five investigates is now identifying the 16 stolen weapons to include m-4 assault rifles and handguns. worcester police are on heightened alert. the break in doesn't appear to have any terrorism ties, but missing stolen assault weapons are a grave concern for all city and state leaders. >> i am especially concerned about it separate and apart of anything that has to do with terrorism. i am concerned high caliber weapons were stole -- stolen from a military facility in the first place. >> there are a lot of weapons on the street. you are not sure who broke in who it was. they are doing an investigatio

live in everett, rhondella richardson, wcvb, newscenter 5. ed: the fbi is involved in the disappearance of a weymouth man. he disappeared in march while snorkeling with his wife over grand caymen. his body was never found. worked on avengers and spider-man, iron pan and x men. heather: a grieving mother is taking action and leading police to two alleged hair -- heroin dealers she says are responsible for her son's death. we go now to gloucester. reporter: gloucester went to the angel program not long ago and this is the thing they are trying to accomplish. >> the information she provided to us was the phone number. reporter: a north shore mother tipping police and leading to two alleged drug dealers. william piazza. cops say he used several other names and eugenia both caught in an undercover buy. >> we arranged a drug deal in an undercover capacity. reporter: they made the buy on the fish pier where there is one way out. they gave $500 in exchange for 12 bags of heroin. after that the suspects took off. at the end of the pier gloucester poli

rhondella richardson, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> a question tonight, will massachusetts attorney general follow her new york counterpart's league declaring daily fantasy sports like draftkings to be illegal. janet is live in cambridge tonight. what did he say, janet? janet: as you know, the new york attorney general has ordered draftkings and fanduel to stop selling bets to new yorkers and the attorney general here in massachusetts is taking a completely different approach. reporter: he says there is nothing on the books specifically addressing the daily fantasy sports industry so interpret their laws. new york's attorney general calls them multibillion dollar schemes. a small number profit. the top 1% of winners receive the vast majority of the winnings. >> it's a form of gambling. just because it's gambling doesn't make it illegal. there is the stock market. >> regulating a multibillion dollar industry already embedded in the culture and protecting players work better. >> you don't think the game should be taken away and shut down here in massachusetts? >> what i said is that i'm not g

rhondella richardson, wcvb muse center 5. >> right now police are turning to hunters in the man. it has been nearly two years since he was last seen. reid lamberty is live with more on this unusual request, reid. reporter: well, heather, hunters have been historical at finding people. it is hopeful hunters participating in the controlled hunt that started in the blue hills could help find a man who has been missing for almost two years. his name is jaime robertson. the avon man was kidnapped from his home on new year's day 2014. he is presumed dead, and police believe his body was left in a wooded area. although no specific area has been determined, they do know the 37-year-old at some point after his kidnapping may have been in the canton area which is the genesis for what is happening today. hunters are being asked to look out for human remains or articles of clothing that robinson was wearing. >> hunters tend to go to areas where the public does not. we think an article of clothing at this stage a few years old, skell skeletal remains and maybe clothing. >> four men were charg

newscenter 5' s rhondella richardson is live on the scene. reporter: the fbi clear that there is no indication that the stolen weapons were part of any threat. the response team investigating a break-in at the lincoln reserve army reserve center in worcester. thieves pro can from the roof and stole weapons in a building full of locked doors. the fbi in her those weapons into a national database and says we are collaborating with massachusetts, worcester police to recover these weapons illegally. attacks in paris, a major concern. >> nothing at this point that would tie this to any specific threat or anything else at this point, and at this point in time, we are really looking into it as a new investigation. rhondella: the lake avenue north facility is a recruiting center and training center for the army reserve. no comments on the army reserve from what is missing. news of the break-in was made public during an afternoon public safety briefing, where those in law enforcement reminded the public to dial 911 if you see anything suspicious aroun

wcvb newscenter 5's rhondella richardson reports, with it is a 22-year tradition going strong. >> the line that wrapped around the corner on market street finally twindled around midday. like at any family gathering, everyone is making it. >> lynn workers, the unemployed, some homeless folk and families look this taxi driver celebrate thank giving at brother deli. he wanted to his give his pour-year-old a taste self kindness. >> he is a living saint. >> every meal is free. him a simple recipe for giving thanks. >> we cannot live on the side. >> you want to sit there sna he kay. >> lynn tech high school grad are among the seasoned thanksgiving day volunteers. >> it is nice to people to know that i care about them. >> not one has what you have and so we shown take it for grab and never judge and did anything. >> well, also, take out and disable and the elderly and roast a bunch and the fixings to be delivered to families in ed. 50 facing on generosity and change oh coarse. >> ahad a problem. somebody in here today and when i am v not spoken in ten years. >> and when i walk in we made ey

rhondella richardson spoke to one of their families tonight. she' s live in the newsroom. rhondella: tonight, a brockton mother remembers her daughter as a ball of fire, and always up for an adventure. >> mariette was one strong woman, one tough cookie. rhondella: her daughter, mariette wright, grew up in assonet. she died a month ago today at age 51, onboard the sunken el faro. >> it is very tough on me. i loved her more than life. vessel' s high-tech sonar may have located the missing cargo ship, little comfort. aut if investigators with an unmanned deep water sub get to the debris field and find the data recorder, wright' s family may get some of the answers they need. >> i wonder when she knew the ship was sinking. if she had tried to figure out some way to escape. or some way to save everybody on there. because that' s how she was. rhondella: there are tears every night for the middle daughter, who shipped out in her 20' s, but called home every month, always upbeat. >> i don' t know how to express my grief rationally. rhondella: wright' s last trip to the family' s br

rhondella richardson has more. reporter: neighbors here expect unspeakable grief because his sister died a few years ago and now his parents have lost two children. condolences. sense testify both after this -- sensitive both after this loss and their teenage daughter 14 years ago. >> my son died of suicide in 2001. they were buried side by side in the cemetery. that's how i got to know carol. we got very close. like i said, really nice family and i don't know how she is going to get through this. >> my thoughts were disbelief and such a nice boy. >> he is not a boy, he is a man. >> great father, son. >> he died in a crash along with his girlfriend, rebecca smith. both were in an suv that plunged into the charles river. both were 36 years old and both had a child from a previous relationship. rebecca's mother in providence in her life working as a citizens bank security guard. wot families struggling now to cope. >> love and prayers go to her whole entire fame -- family. >> they dated for a year and investigators r

. >> rhondella richardson is live near where that body was found. you're asking for the public's help. reporter: that's right. the body was found 50 yards down on the side of the track. this is the first murder investigation for bridgewater this year. yes, they are looking to the public for leads. reporter: it still smells of smoke and fire at the charred spot where a woman's body was set on fire. police discovered charred remains in the brush along bridgewater's oak street commuter rail tracks. >> her hands were tied behind her back. in some fashion tied toward her feet. >> investigators want to know if the murder happened here or where else and they want to know who the killer. police are combing the tracks for clues after getting a 911 call from the house next door around 11:45 p.m. reporting a suspicious vehicle. >> they believe it backed down the tracks. >> the dad called 911. >> he didn't think nothing of it and then someone else in the neighborhood seen some people masked walking up the railroad tracks, and that's when it got suspicious. and

rhondella richardson is live in leicester. rhondella: the leicester man is being held inside. police catching up to him 30 miles away in thew woods wear he was carrying two firearms. >> this is a law enforcement officer' s worst nightmare. rhondella: a scary discovery. leicester police found all of this -- weapons and survival gear, in and around his main street home during a manhunt overnight for 32-year-old dean larges. he' s in custody and wanted by worcester police for crimes leicester' s chief did not fully describe. larges was already on the run. >> at the offers developed information that a possible gunshot had been fired at or they found in the back, a fully loaded ar-15 assault rifle with a safety often determine there was a substance on that rifle that appeared to be blood. they also found a camouflage backpack which appeared to be said of survival kit. and recovered a handgun, ammunition, and a shotgun. rhondella: police say he escapes through this pond. he' s charged with carrying without a license and discharging a firearm. francis leahy applauds investigators for

newscenter 5' s rhondella richardson joins us live. rhondella? >> right now investigators don' t have an id but the man was fully clothed. plymouth and state police spend the morning standing watch over a man' s body discovered on a remote plymouth beach along gurnet point. contractors building a seawall made the discovery. >> pulling up to get a load of stone i saw it i thought it was a dummy at first. >> look like he was in the water for a while? >> yes, for quite a while. it wasn' t pretty. it was in the ocean a good amount of time and bloated the . >> summer homes adjacent to the scene vacant, but elaine nudd is s a mystery. happened eventually. the discovery unnerving for it didn' t look real >>it didn' t look real but the clothing looked good, like a patriot sweatshirt and brown pants and shoes. >> the district attorney' s office now taking over the investigation while police check missing persons reports while everyone waits for information from the medical examiner. jc: former seabrook, new hampshire police officer mark richardson will sp

ed: rhondella richardson is live rhondella: the mother of one of the crew members said she cries every night in the discovery this weekend brings little comfort. >> i did not care about the ship. it was one and nails and plastic. and i did not care about losing that. i cared about losing my flesh and blood daughter. rhondella: her daughter grew up and died at age 51 when the el faro cargo ship sank a months ago today. sonar may have found the missing ship thatha had 33 crew on board. the emotional toll of her younger sister and mom almost unbearable. >> no survivors. no survivors. which meant my little girl was gone. i do not know how to express my grief rationally. rhondella: she calls her middle adventure, little but able. it could take investigators two recorder. that is information this broken family could find to be healing. >> i wonder when -- she knew that ship was sinking. if she had tried to figure out some way to escape. or some way to save everybody on their. because that is how she was. she talked about the bury. even though she knew that her daughter do die much you love.

rhondella richardson is live with breaking news with more on how those weapons were found. rhondella: three of the 16 stolen weapons were found by homeless man going to trash in a bronx park. nypd confirming military guns like these were discovered friday in a plastic bag in a trashcan at a park near yankee stadium. the 51-year-old homeless man called police and turned in the weapons. m4 assault rifles were stolen last friday from worcester' s army reserve center. the 34-year-old sharks has ties to new york and went before a new york judge friday. james walker morales was based at the army reserve center until discharged in 2013. as 5 reported, he was arrested in may on sex assault charges. he was wearing a gps bracelet when he broke into the armory. blood stains mashing his dna were found inside. mo rales will be returning to massachusetts. the fbi' s only comment is an ongoing investigation. live look at the boston skyline. not very pretty. the weather is getting our attention. not only now but because of thanksgiving. mike: a lot of travel this week. i think we will get o

rhondella richardson has good news on his condition. rhondella? reporter: she improving according to mass general hospital. the coach met with the football team twice to keep them focused and the superintendent said the quarterback, the victim, was with other teammates when he everett football is practicing without their star quarterback. he is out of surgery and improving and in fair twice. he lead the team to a victory over top seeded st. john's prep, a major upset. after midnight coming home from a party there was trouble. >> after having a great game and it is halloween night and they are walking home. there were some boy or men on the other side of the street and words were exchanged. that's when the trouble started. reporter: 16-year-old fedna and other teammates had knives thrown at them by another group of young people as they walked on broadway near chestnut street. most of his friends scattered and ran, but when one friend didn't get away the star quarterback returned to help him and was attacked. >> he won us the game, and it is bad tha

ed: and rhondella richardson is live at the scene. rhondella? reporter: all of this stuff has been donated just in the last 18 hours just to bring a little comfort to the surviving animals. 39 cats and 11 dogs died in last night's fire. >> only five dogs survived. 37 animals died when a two-alarm fire destroyed this animal shelter. >> it is horrible. they were our baby. >> we do the fundraisers to give them a better life and to rescue them. we didn't rescue them this time. >> we had smoke inhalation. one of them passed away on the way to the vet. >> this is all they have left. dick clark runs the shelter. >> i'll make it. i won't fight it. >> we have had a couple here last night that were here for they were like our own dogs. >> it is a shelter that many considered the animal sanctuary. they started a social media campaign for donations and it is going gang busters. the fact that people are so wonderful in bringing all of this stuff. reporter: this is the type of place that gives animals a second and even third and fourth chance. there is a lot

that' s where newscenter 5' s rhondella richardson is. >> the body was found in this area and investigators have ruled out foul play. the 18-year-old, missing since tide. police secure the area after contractor building a seawall made the discovery of the teen' s body. >> i was trying to get some stone in and night looked up and saw the body. i thought it was a dummy at first, really. s office afternoon. the beach is remote , a nearly five miles sandy drive to where the body was found. summer homes are vacant with the exception of a few year-round residents. the discovery of a badly decomposed man unsettling to workers. >> it does not look real. it did not look like a person. the clothing looks like my clothing, it looked good. a patriots sweatshirt and brown pants and shoes. cause of death. the family reported him missing to police but had not seen him since october 17th. he would' ve turned 19 and three more days. >> it' s starting to look and feel a lot like november. november is like that. >> it has been nice so far for the most part but it is a little damp. we do have elements of rain

newscenter 5' s rhondella richardson is live in walpole ron della -- rhondella? rhondella: you can see this masked man walk into this liquor store on sunday afternoon. in his hand is potentially something scary. >> it was a flathead screwdriver or something and he was not quite sure what it was, but he said the man said if you don' t give me money, i am going to give you hiv. rhondella: we' ve zoomed in on t identify what the suspect is holding, but just off camera, his own. clerk brandishes a louisville slugger baseball bat and the guy fled in a white vehicle. rhondella: the thief' s bandanna is not covering all the clues. police say he has thick eyebrows >> he had a very distinctive two-tone hooded sweatshirt, black gloves that appears to be very dark-colored, and very light colored pants. if anybody knows who this suspect is, there is a possibility that they could identify him for us. rhondella: police want to identify the suspect and find a witness. a customer was actually going inside and a counter the suspect on those stairs and police want to hear from tha

rhondella richardson is more -- is here with more. rhonda: was it terrorism? investigators are interviewing every airport employee and increasingly focusing on the sound of a brief click caught on tape before the passenger jet broke apart over egypt' s sinai: so. >> that noise was heard in the last seconds of the recording. >> is it a c bomb? rhondella: u.s. officials expressing growing confidence the click could be the sign of a bomb. the flight came down 23 minutes into the trip. the metrojet flight broke apart mid air, killing all 224 people on board. scattering debris across the sinai desert. the flight departed from egypt' s popular vacation area for russians and british tourists. russia has halted all flights to egypt. the u.k. has suspended all flights to the resort area only sending empty planes to evacuate tourists. on this, the eighth day of the investigation, crews search for any evidence of an explosion. >> every bomb has a chemical signature that will be left on rhondella: homeland security has stepped-up screening for passengers expect more pat d

. >> she was found bound, burned near the railroad tracks in bridgewater and rhondella richardson is live at the center. rob rhondella? reporter: was she killed here or elsewhere. a black suv pulled up and carried a body that was wrapped up more than 50 yards and set it on fire. >> police discovered the murdered woman's charred body in the brush along bridgewater's oak street commuter rail tracks. >> her hands were tied behind her back and her hands were in some fashion tied toward her feet. >> police combing the tracks for clues got the 911 call around 11:45 p.m. reporting a suspicious vehicle. >> we believe it backed down. >> back down the tracks? >> yes, he saw lights. he didn't think nothing of it and then someone else in the neighborhood seen some people in a mask walking up the railroad tracks. and the cops arrived and then there was an explosion. >> police are reassuring act of violence. >> bridgewater state students who took the short walk to the scene are still worried. >> it's so close to where we live and it's kind of scary. happened. more soon because everyone is kind of o

newscenter 5' s rhondella richardson is live outside the store. reporter: you see the metal gates. it' s closed indefinitely. police say the owner actually put in orders for what she needed stolen, undermining legitimate business owners. the chinatown store owner is flanked by two employees. are all accused of aggravated organized retail crime and buying and receiving stolen goods. >> there' s been a history of shoplifting shoppers stopped at cvs and macy and when questioned shoplifters say they were taking the items to my-tan fashion. reporter: boston police called their ten month investigation, operation sun block, beauty products making up a majority of the random stolen merchandise there were shoes from dsw. -- merchandise. there were shoes from dsw. cvs reacting the arrests says the crime is a challenge faced by all retailers. >> a macy' s security guard saw a man steal a watch and walk it down to my tan fashion. reporter: police seized more than $100,000 worth of stolen goods. the 54-year-old owner from dorchester and her workers, 71-year-old feng deng, and 49 yr old cindy tr

rhondella richardson is live at police headquarters in roxbury. reporter:

rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: the university of chicago announcing its canceling all classes tomorrow because of an online threat. the school says the fbi alerted them to the threat which missed in the shooting on the campus quad at 10:00 tomorrow morning. students living on campus are being told to stay inside. in colorado, the life of a slain police officer is honoring her husband' s memory. she says his last act was for the safety of others. officer garrett swa yse was one of three people killed. they include 36 wrote jennifer markovsky, and iraqi war veteran and father of two and officer garrett swayse. police about released a motive for the seat inside his colorado springs. planned parenthood we are learning more about the man accused of killing three people and injuring nine others. >> we are pinned down. reporter: robert dear' s neighbors say he kept himself, living this remote trailer home for the past year. >> very easy to just do your thing and not be noticed because everybody my thrown business

rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. >> a cabbie is gunned down on the job. new at 6:00, newscenter 5's jack harper is live with new details about the victim, jack. reporter: we do have details about him. we are at brooke lawn park and we heard from the family that police say they have surveillance video from inside the cab. the cab though though. >> it was adjacent to the cab. >> when his friend was shot brian thomas drove his cab to the scene. there was nothing he or anyone else could do for the 66-year-old vietnam vet. >> excellent guy. no nonsense in the fact that he is a vietnam vet. but he was very compassionate. he would give you the shirt off his back. >> i just couldn't believe it. >> he was the veteran agent for several years. >> he wrote numerous editorials on behalf of the services that were being delayed in many cases. and it was really there for the vietnam veteran and for the veterans at the time that needed his service. >> one source says police may have surveillance video and they are looking for a young male 14 to 18. the investigators are n

rhondella richardson is live details. rhondella: t hat suspect being held inside after a manhunt. the state police fugitive apprehension of unit -- unit caught up with him 30 miles away. he was wearing a bullet-proof vest and had two handguns. >> this is a law enforcement officer' s worst nightmare. rhondella: a scary discovery. lester police officer all of this, weapons and survival gear in and around this main street home during a manhunt overnight for 32-year-old dean larges. a call from worcester sent last year officers to the home. larges >> was on the run. >> a possible gunshot have been fired with the resident. they found in the back of the home a fully loaded ar-15 gasol rifle with the safety off and determine there was a substance on that michael that appeared to be blood. they also found a camouflage backpack that appeared to be a survival kit. and recovereda a handgun, a large quantity of ammunition and a shotgun. rhondella: police say he escaped through this pond. he is charged with carrying without a license and discharging a firearm. state police -- applies investiga

rhondella richardson joins us on how this discovery was made. rhondella: three of the 16 stolen weapons were found by a homeless man going to the trash in new york city park. he was looking for bottles. nypd confirming the military guns were discovered friday in a plastic bag in a trashcan nea yankee stadiumr. the homeless man turned the weapons in. 11 stolen last saturday from a worcester army reserve center. the man charged with stealing the guns was before a judge the same friday, james walker morales based at the army reserve center until discharge in 2013. he was arrested in may on sex assault charges. he was wearing a gps bracelet when he broke into the army. nypd now deferring to the fbi. the fbi not commenting on this ongoing investigation. nine weapons are still unaccounted for. ed: breaking right now. naked on the side of the road is out of the hospital. reid lamberty is live in hamilton with more. reid: there was some activity at this home earlier today during which some toys and bikes were packed into a car. since release from a hospi