richard cantu, abc news, new york. >> next on newscenter 5. pam: taking time to honor our veterans. >> the land of the free because of the brave. pam: how a volunteer effort has become an annual tradition. mike: the timeline on much >> you're watching wcvb newscenter 5 at 11:00. pam: new hampshire police looking for this man caught on camera brandishing a gun as he robbed a bank on saturday. it happened at the triangle credit union on elm street. anyone with information are asked to call police. bob: demonstrators gather in canton to protest the decision to allow a deer hunt in the blue hills. state officials say the area is overpopulated with the animals, which they claim has a negative effect on vegetation, leads to more accidents and the spread of lyme disease but critics site concerns for the deer, public safety threats and questions about the validity of the studies backing the hunt, claiming there is misleading information about lyme disease. be permitted over four days. a d.c.r. spokesperson responded today by saying the health of the b

richard cantu, abc news, new york. search teams believe they've found a cargo ship that went missing during hurricane missing around on october 1st, with 33 crew members on board. a search team aboard a u-s navy ship using sonar located the ship near its last known position. a remotely-operated ocean vehicle will need to officially confirm the ship. authorities in central texas found an elderly woman's body on saturday, in the aftermath of total of weather-related deaths to 6. several people got caught in flash floods in an area near austin. one man shot video of his car floating down a creek. eventually he was able to grab onto a tree, and climb to safety. he estimated the water to be about 6 feet deep. it took several hours for a rescue team to find him. the family of one victim, 67- year-old inez garza, is mourning today. " --sot-- "we were hoping and praying and holding out hope that the call would be a different call. but it was what it was." --butted with-- "we know she's up there and in a better place and she's

richard cantu, abc news, new york. stephanie: here in new hampshire, it' s a cool halloween night. you' re taking a live look in portsmouth where it is 49 degrees. meteorologist hayley lapoint is tracking rain showers for the start of your week. hayley: tomorrow, we will have a storm system passing through. that will bring the chance of scattered showers. up north, there could be snow flurries in the higher elevations. for the rest of us, it is going to be rain coming through. warm enough of that tomorrow with temperatures that will get into the lower 50' s across the state with on and off showers. tomorrow not a washout. there will be dry times but also scattered showers. in the 30' s. plymouth, 38. 47 in manchester and nashua. here is how sunday will shape up. off and on showers and temperatures in the 50' s. i will have a full look at the rest of the workweek' s forecast in a couple of minutes. stephanie: don' t forget to turn your clocks back one hour tonight. daylight saving time ends at 2:00 in the morning on sunday. firefighters say this is also a good time to check smoke de

richard cantu has the details. >> hey, hey, ho, ho, donald trump has got to go!"snl" performance. the donald hopes it will boost support. dr. ben carson continued his attack saturday. carson tweeting we the people made 10,000 donations each day raising $3.5 million this week alone. thank you bias media. bernie sanders also going of the retired neurosurgeon in south carolina. >> you know what's important to me about ben carson and i think what's more important to the american people? ben carson as i understand it wants to abolish medicare. how is that? >> reporter: in the meantime, hillary clinton addressed medical marijuana at the federal level. >> i would like to move it from schedule one to schedule two so that, you know, researchers at universities could start researching what's the best way to use it. >> reporter: she also got laughs learning to dance the wobble. south carolina will host the first southern primary. richard cantu, abc new york. >> the show starts at 8:0 oc0 a. >>> federal railroad investigators are headed to wisconsin after a train derailment.

abc news reporter richard cantu has the details.]s outside trump tower in new york city prior to donald trump's snl appearance. the donald is welcoming the controversy in hopes it will boost his report. dr. carson, who trump criticized, continued his attacks saturday. trump tweeting, the people, made 10,000 donations this week raising $3.5 this week alone. thank you, biased media. >> bernie is sanders also going catch the retired neurosurgeon in north carolina. >> what is more important to me than ben carson and more important to the american people, ben carson, as i understand it, wants to abolish medicare. how is that? >> and meantime hillary clinton addressed marijuana at the federal level. >> i would like to move it from what is called schedule 1 to schedule ii. so researchers at universities at the national institute of health could start researching what's the best way to use it? >> she also got some laughs learning to dance the wobble. south carolina will host the first southern in late february. richard cantu, abc news, new y

as richard cantu reports, there is no dispute about the scale of the human tragedy. >> the russian passenger went down here in this remote region after 20 minutes in the air. there were no survivors among the passengers and crew aboard. all but three were russian. egypt hospira minister visited. responders surged for remains and ambulances transported bodies. it was operated by metrojet, based in moscow. it took out from the city. according to an ejection official, the pilot radioed the aircraft was having technical problems. it vanished shortly after. in st. petersburg, grief and disbelief as relatives learn their loved ones were lost. i' m waiting for the person i loved, said one. i could not find the flight. the black boxes have been recovered and an investigation is promised. bob: again, there is no evidence to support the isis claim. two major airlines are not taking chances. they announced they would stop flying over the sinai peninsula for safety reasons. pam: shock and sadness. a high school senior killed in a car crash. her memory honored tonight. madeleine was many things, a daught

as richard cantu reports, there is no dispute about the scale of the human tragedy. richard: the russian passenger jet went down here in this remote region of egypt's sinai peninsula after some 20 minutes in the air. there were no survivors among the 224 passengers and crew aboard. all but three were russian. egypt's prime minister visited the crash site. responders searched for remains, and ambulances transported bodies to the morgue. the chartered flight was operated by metrojet, an airline based in moscow. it took off from this airport in the resort city of sharm el-sheikh bound for st. petersburg. according to an egyptian official as it was reaching 30,000 feet, the pilot radioed the aircraft was having technical problems and wanted to land. it vanished from radar shortly after. announcer: flight 9267 to sharm el-sheikh is delayed. richard: in saint petersburg, grief and disbelief as relatives learned their loved ones were lost. "i'm waiting for the person i love," said one. "i couldn't find the flight anywhere on the screen." the black boxes have been recovered a

. >> and richard cantu, abc news new york. amy: back in new hampshire, two more companies with grants to train. 190 employees will get training. and five employees will be through the manufacturing extension partnership. more than $8 million since 2007. now to a traffic alert for drivers in the scene city this morning. the manchester marathon is shutting down streets today. the race goes until roughly-- em street to bridge street to lake avenue. police say to expect delays crossing the bridge. the bridge street will be closed part of the day as well. and they're urged to use the amoskeag and queen city, hooksett road and livingston park. if you need to across the city, the police suggest you take the highway. the marathon, half marathon and relay kick off in a couple of hours. more than 950 runners are taking part this year. the radisson hotel was bustling as the race registration and important number pickups and there were tips as well. >> the runners come in and find their number, pick up their race shirts. and then they vis

abc news reporter richard cantu has the details. >> on the streets of brussels the government raised the terror alert to the highest level. >> there shouldn't be a lot of people walking around. >> fears of a paris style attack. >> it is a serious and imminent threat. >> have put the capital on edge and on guard >> there's less people out and that probably means terrorists aren't going to bomb anybody. >> added to the fears authorities think that hold up somewhere behind the locked doors and deserted streets may be the man who got away. salad is shown in this video obtained by daily mail.com. two of his friends now under arrested a mitt they picked him up in paris after last week's attacks and drove him back to his native belgium. police call him armed and dangerous. in paris authorities are trying to learn how the alleged mastermind of the killing spree managed to enter france, as mourners continue to gather to the make-shift memorials to hundreds of victims. to and including the concert hall where most were murdered. the american band eagles of death metal was on stage. in an interv

abc news reporter richard cantu has the details. >> in brussels the government raced the terror alert to the highest level. >> there shouldn't be a lot of people walking around. >> fierce of a paris style attack. >> it is a serious and imminent threat. >> have put the capital on edge and on guard >> there's less people out and that probably means terrorists aren't going to bomb anybody. >> added to the fierce authorities think that hold up somewhere behind the locked doors and deserted streets may be the man who got away. salad is shown in this video obtained by daily mail.com. actual of his friends now under arrested a mitt they picked him up in paris after last week's attacks and drove him back to his native belgium. police call him armed and dangerous n paris authorities are trying to learn how the alleged mastermind of the killing spree managed to enter france, as mourners continue to gather to the make-shift memorials to hundreds of victims. and including the concert hall where most were murdered. the american band eagles of death metal was on stage. jesse hughes described the sl