still with stewart richardson.tening to hans, a story of shipped 15% other containers around the world and they are worried. 15% of consumer goods around the world. a company which says get concerned you significantly weaker dater than expected. not at richardson: is brand-new story. the last few quarters from the beginning of this year. will send a year on year trade flows stagnant cap -- we have seen year on year trade flows stagnant. range andin the 3-ish expect more in volume of trade. a real strong outlook of what is happening. speculating that consumer spending habits. people are spending less time going to the shops and spending money that way. they might be doing more online shopping and more shopping electronically. if they want to buy games, downloaded electronically. some of the intellectual property what had to be sent out to asia and so on for the manufacturers other goods is coming back closer to europe or america or so on. it is having an effect. we do not know the exact order is a symptom of slow gl

richardson then pleaded guilty to simple assault. he says he was trying to restrain the suspect, not hurt him. randy: the florida officer who fatally shot an armed man, broken down on the side of the road, has been fired. officer nouman raja was working undercover, not in uniform, when he came across what he thought was an abandoned vehicle last month. he claims corey jones, who was waiting for a tow truck, came upon him suddenly, and was armed. raja fired six shots, striking jones three times. jones' family and civil rights activists are demanding charges. emily: two massachusetts doctors are paying big, accused of profiting off of patients addicted to opioids. investigators say the doctors charged low-income patients who were covered by masshealth, for a drug used to suppress withdrawal and cravings. the patients should have been covered under the state's medicaid program. the doctors, one of whom works in dedham, the other in sharon and attleboro, must now pay more than $400,000 apiece in penalties and restitution. randy: new this

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

aututrities say humbles shot richardson in the 1600 block of park avenue. he was initially charged with first-degree murder buts expected to take a plea deal in effort to stay out of prison. his next court date is set for december 8th. an update to another closely- watched case, newly unsealed search warrents are shedding light on the june murder at the ral ridge mall. my colleague cbs 2 news anchor scott sanborn, joins us now with details on these new documents, scott? scott?karen, as we reported this summer, authorities told cbs 2 news that alexander kozak admitted to killing andrea farrington. now, we know a little more about what they're looking into as part of their investigation. detectives filed the warrants, hopingngo get evididce from cell phone records--and clothing and belongings taken from kozak the night he was arrested. you may remember, witnesses say they saw kozak gun down 20-year-old farrington while she was working at the children's night. police say kozak took off and eventually was arrested on interstate 80. warrants show that's when he

lawyers for former seabrook police officer mark richardson said it was just a 10 second moment during an otherwise brilliant 13-year career in law enforcement. richardson was sentenced thursday for slamming michael bergeron into a wall while in custody, which was captured on police department surveillance cameras. >> to say i've always felt remorse for my actions that night, at no time did i ever act simply responded the way i was trained, my only intentions were to gain and maintain control of mr. bergeron. reporter: in may a mistrial was declared after a jury failed to reach a verdict, but richardson pleaded guilty to simple assault last month. he told the court he simply wanted to move on with his life and felt this was best for him and his family. prosecutors say richardson was essentially punishing bergeron for his obnoxious behavior while in custody. the judge said this is as much about public trust as it is about the use of force. >> by your actions you undermine that confidence that people place in the police officers to be a guardian of people's rights, to an enforcer of the

mark richardson is spending the next flea three weeks in jail. robert richardson is accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old hockey player in the 1990's. he said he was trying restrain the suspect. not hurting him. emily: anger and outrage from famine and friends of those killed in a fire. 100 people died. band great white used flaring up the inferno. twelve years later, lead singer jack russell is suddenly talking about the tragedy. in a recent radio interview, he says he's making a documentary about his life and what happened that night will be his way of apologizing to victims and their families. but that apology comes too late for many. >> as a human being, the words i'm sorry would have gone a long way 12 years ago. >> the best thing for jack, stay away from rhode island. shut your mouth and leave us alone. emily: there is no word yet on when russell's documentary will be released. it is 5: 35 now. a viral outbreak at stonehill college. randy: what students are being asked to do this weekend and a new study showing a spike in autism case

richardson was shot around the 1600 block of park avenue and later died.humbles bond has been set at one million dollars cash...his preliminary hearing is scheduled for the morning of december 1-st. st.the details of the plea deal have not been released yet...but we'll continue trking this case and bring more information as we get it. dora miller cbs 2 news live at five coming up on live at 5...what crews are doing to keep drivers safe as snow promises on cbs -2 this morning,if you're the type that loves to travel the wine trail, we have the perfect spot.we're road trippin' just south of the corridor, monday on cbs-2 this terry - right now, something new you'll be seeing out on the roads tonight - a d-o-t snowplow terry - right now, iowa city. and one in cedar rapids, lights here in these new one plow with these new i think it's a 3- year-pilot program, and there are many more plows in central iowa that have the blue and white alternating, so we're going to give it a try, get our data together and present that bk to the legislature. 11.47.50.17 you can find out what areas are being c

richardson agreed to a 12 month sentence, all but 21 days suspended in a plea deal, but the state was not happy with the defense motion accepting it. >> he's victim blaming and doubling down on his claims. i diana agrees with that completely and i thought his statement made that clear. >> the reporter: so he is sorry? >> i think he's -- he is, as he expressed, he took responsibility for his actions. >> the reporter: so richardson was actually taken by sheriff's deputy to begin serving his sentence right away. he also is forbidden to ever be a police officer in new hampshire. now coming up at 6:00 p.m., the harsh words that the judge had for richardson, and the message he has to the public. for now, reporting in brentwood, haynes, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: a charlestown man accused of pointing a fake gun at a driver in somerville is back behind bars. new tonight, prosecutors say that he has a history of anger problems. police say gary pimento punched a customer if a face while he was working at a boston area mcdonald's. that case is still open but the judge agreed to no bail in the ro

jason richardson at michigan state, green wears 23 in part as a tribute to richardson.ed just before the start of the season after a 14 year career, a big part of the we believe team and richardson never won an nbc title but won a championship in college. this team's start is surprising richardson. >> most of the time coming off a hangover from it, you have a hangover from it. but the way everybody is coming back better players. you know, this team wants to continue to win championships. i'm a little surprised but at the same time, i'm not because they want the team to continue to win. >> jay rich will be honored at half time. he's impressed, i'm impressed and fans are impressed and i've got a feeling warriors already 16-0 after tonight. abc7 sports, larry? >> enjoy, it's going to be fun. also, collin kaepernick on injured reserve, ending a season and likely his career with san francisco. his injury probably happened during the packer's game october 4th when thrown around by various defenders and the question is can kaep recover before april 1st? or are the niners guara

we'll talk with former warrior jason richardson. they play sacramento tonight. >> when you say dare i say shumann-esque, i was supporting you. got to keep the ego in check.

richardson was shot around the 1600 block of park avenue and later died.humbles bond has been set at one million dollars cash...his prelimininy hearing is scheduled for the morning of december 1-st. st.the details of the plea deal have not been released yet...but we'll continue tracking this ca and bring more information bs we get it. dora miller cbs 2 news nearly 5 thousand students studentshave taken the mumps vaccine after a recent outbreak at the university of iowa.over onehundred cases have been reported on campus this year.the univererty going to continue to offer the vaccine to any student under 25 starting monday, novemember 30th after thanksgiving break. all students need is their student i-d. a follow-up now to a cbs 2 news story on iowa's growing heroin problem. problem.a clinton woman faces charges after bringing drugs into a delivery room at the university of iowa hospitals and clinics.syringes and spoons with drug residue were found on heather rice back in april.she admitted to police they were hers and that she shot up heroin four urs before arriving at u-i-h-c to deli

bergeron. >> the reporter: former police officer mark richardson guilty. the video of richard son slamming bergeron's head against a wall went viral and was the subject of a fox 25 calling for action. >> i'm the only one responsible for those actions. it's obviously me in the video, it's me that did it, and i actions. >> if i were sitting where you >> the reporter: bergeron's mother in tears at sentence, her statement read aloud by a prosecutor. >> the night you attacked our sons, our lives changed. you can't even begin to imagine what it feels like to have your child attacked and have to watch it over and over. >> by committing this crime, you have tarnished the badge of officers who go to work, and work hard and honestly every day and take an oath to protect and serve and you violated that oath. the state was prepared to put richardson on trial for a s.e.c. after a hung jury forced a mistrial. richardson at a greed to a plea deal of 12 months, all but 21 days suspended. >> no one is above the law. >> the reporter: richardson was tank away by the sheriff'

richardson told the court today that he simply wanted to move on with his life. the judge said richardson' s actions undermined the trust the public needs to have in law enforcment. shelley: in commitment 2016, jeb bush answered questions from voters tonight at a town hall meeting in tuftonboro. >> and we should campaign in a way that gives people a sense, look we' re conservatives. come join us. we' re not going to change our views to get your vote, but you' t know it yet. shelley the presidential : candidate outlined his plans for dealing with issues including the national debt, immigration reform, and entitlement reform. three more republicans added their names to the first in the nation primary ballot today. south carolina senator lindsey graham described the day as a major benchmark in his life. graham has spent much of his time on the campaign trail in new hampshire. former pennsylvania senator rick santorum was also at the secretary of state' s office today. he admits his focus is on iowa. where he was the surprise winner of the 2012 caucuses. also filing

him - a year younger than richardson. the washington hihi school student's death is just one of six homicides this year and "standing here watching this kid bleed last night, it's not a joyful thing and it was very painful to see this young man bleeding and throwing up blood." blood."coming up tonight, on the cbs 2 news ten at ten, a special report on why it's going to take everyone in the community to stop thiskind of violence - and the neighborhood that proves it's possible. the victim of a bus assault in johnston, is speaking out. a warning, though - the video you're about to watch may be tough for r me viewers. 15-year-old christian saurez says the bus driver pulled him by s ear. police say saurez directed an inflamitory remark at the driver who then grabbed saurez's'soat, hit him in thehe faceceand pushed him to the floor. the whole thing was caught on camera. i was mad, angry, scared. scared. "it is nener okay to put your hands on a child when angry."the driver is on paid administrative leave while police look into

so it sounds like love to me. >> reporter: eric richardson is barbara's son. >> when the story moved from something that could've happened in the hospital to well, maybe this was some kind of conspiracy in which my grandmother was involved, that kind of to me crossed the line. >> reporter: in fact, the richardsons have a starkly different version of events right after diane was born. >> when it was time to be released, no one had been to see the child and no one came, you know. she was an abandoned baby. abandoned at birth. >> reporter: abandoned at birth? and take a look. old records from hospital social workers confirm it, saying diane was abandoned by her mother, zella jackson. but the richardsons have more to reveal, saying that when diane was 9 years old, her foster mom made it a point to find diane's biological mom, and even had a name to start the search. >> she found a zella mae jackson and called her. the woman just said, "no, i didn't have a baby," so, i mean, what do you do at that point? >> reporter: though zella denies getting that call, u.s. attorney richard callahan is

authorities say humbles shot richardson in the 1600 block of park avenue. humbles was initially charged with first degree murder.his next court re people die from drug overdose than guns and car crashes each year in the united states, according to experts. here at home, local agencies are focusing on combatting prescription drug use by placing drop boxes in their lobby. cbs 2 news reporter marissa scott shares why one former addict says the dropboxes are a great idea in theory.marissa? so far this year, the cedar rapids police department responded to 60 overdoses and ten deaths because of heroin or prescription drug abuse. it's an issue they want to stop. stop. "you just think that we would be able to quit, but of course, it's very hard."one former addict, who wishes to remain anonymous, says it all starard as a teen, when he started trying alcohol and pot..... pot..... "once you put it into your system, you can't take it out."before his twenties, he was already addicted to heroin and cocaine. "i would try to block out the situation. the holidays would come

. - and natasha richardson whom i had known as a child oddly enough, was the central character.and pinter had written a voiceover for that character and she played against the voiceover she recorded it and everything. - [evan] right. - and then the director took it out because he was in his minimalist phase. - so her approach to the part was assuming that this voiceover - [margaret] exactly. - would be in the movie. - and then she thought that her performance was flat. - am i remembering that pinter at the time, he started on the film but also sort of stopped at one point? - i don't remember that part. - [evan] yeah. - i remember i was the what shall we say. i was the only person who knew what they had for breakfast if it wasn't in the text. - [evan] right. - so i could give them you know inside tips like what kind of socks they never actually asked me about, they asked me other things and i was on the set for part of the shoot. - but i'm remembering some kind of odd production process around it and then in the end some people, maybe natasha richardson, late natasha richardson,

jason richardson at michigan state, green wears 23 in part as a tribute to richardson. jason retired just before the start of the season after a 14 year career, a big part of the we believe team and never won an nbc title but won a championship in college. this team's start is surprising richardson. >> most of the time coming off a hangover from it, you have a hangover from it. but the way everybody is coming back better players. you know, this team wants to continue to win championships. i'm a little surprised but at the same time, i'm not because they want the team to continue to win. >> jay rich will be honored at half time. he's impressed, i'm impressed and fans are impressed and i've got a feeling warriors already 16-0 after tonight. abc7 sports, larry? >> enjoy, it's going to be fun. also, collin kaepernick on injured reserve, ending a season and likely his career with san francisco. his injury probably happened during the packer's game october 4th when thrown around by various defenders and the question is can kaep recover before april 1st? or are the niners guar

when dino fovnd 15-year-old aaron richardson on the front steps of his home. home. "standing here watching this kid bleed last night, it's not a joyful thing and it was very painful to see this young man bleeding and throwing up blood."the teenager later died - and 14-year-old robert humbles was arrested as the child suspected of pulling the trigger. trigger. "it angers me, makes me more outraged to hear a 15-year-old child has lost his life, his whole life was ahead of him."according to police records, richardson was the youngest victim of the six homicides this year. year. "we certainly have a problem with shots fired and then this recent incident where two very young people, 14 and 15 years old, one the other one possibly facing life in prison, has rerely become a rallying call for the community." community." "they say it takes a village, we're trying to raise that village again to make sure that children feel safe."dorice ramsey is the executive director of an after-school program - jane boyd community house. she says they want to be solid support for children i

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kemberly richardson is in cranford tonight. >> marie fuller rarely comes here to the cafe sundays but weekend. her brother john lives in paris less than a mile from that concert hall where a gunman killed at least 89 people. the was thursday. >> reporter: the sound of french tv fills the small cafe in cranford, new jersey where counts the hours. >> i worry every minute. i worry for him. >> reporter: you see, marie is from france. her entire family is there. it's her younger brother john who she's worried about most. >> i call him friday night when i see the tv. i call him, no answer. i call saturday, no answer. today i call, no answer. >> reporter: she's been calling the 45-year-old because he told her he was planning to go to the concert hall friday evening. john, who loves music, lives less than a mile from the venue. he really seemed interested in stopping by. the last time she heard his voice was thursday. each time she dials his number it goes to voicemail. she's afraid john may have been at the concert, was severely injured, and is now somewhere in a hospital unable to reach her

one of the shots wounded aaron richardson in the abdomen. he then ran to a house in the 300 block of 16th street southeast. from there, first responders took him to a cedar rapids hospital where he died after surgery. humbles also plans to plead guilty to reckless use of a firearm and going armed with intent. altogether he'll faces 25 years in prison. but his plea agreement calls for him to be in a juvenile facility until he turns 18. a judge would then decide whether to release him or order him to serve the remainder of his prison sentence. tonight, hundreds of people are protesting after a video came out showing the death of black teenager in chicago. this is a live look at the demonstrations on the streets right now. a chicago police officer faces a first-degree murder charge in shooting death after dash-cam video showed the officer firing 16 rounds at laquan mcdonald. abc's ryan burrow has the latest. nats "..yelling/chanting.." chicago tonight? nats "..yelling/chanting.." after the city released this video? which officials say captures

we begin with kimberly richardson at the macy's day thanksgiving parade. everybody in it wants to be here. >> reporter: here marching, rolling, taking part in the best thanksgiving parade out there. >> we got here at 5:00. >> it's dark. >> it's cold. >> reporter: among the balloons, there were four new ones this year. and bands: [music] that is where you will find betty. the 84-year-old should look familiar. >> how did this change your life after last year. >> oh, my heavens. oh, my heavens. i was starting to get to feel like i was a reality star or something. >> reporter: you see, last year, same place, same time, betty fulfilled one of her life- long dreams to be a clown in the thanksgiving parade. she was a hit. >> when you saw her last year out on this road, how did that make you feel? >> tears of a clown. >> reporter: chris has reason to be emotional. with her. now we have this opportunity and it's exciting. >> reporter: shannon is betty's granddaughter. together stays together. this time it's all hands on deck. the hardest part of all of this, her gr

the state is recommending a one-year jail sentence with all but one day suspended if richardson seeks treatment. >>> according to "the globe," several insurers have begun imposing restrictions on painkillers like oxycontin and vicodin. some are lifting restrictions on addiction treatment or assigning caseworkers to help addicts in the recovery process. >>> a new documentary is in the works about the station nightclub tragedy being made by the lead singer of the band who was playing when the deadly 100 people died when fireworks ignited a blaze in the west warrick, rhode island club. former great white singer jack russell said he's never had a chance to apologize for his band's role in that fire. he hopes the documentary will be a fitting tribute to the victims. >>> a taunton familiar lip's dog is back home after spending a cold night down a 25 foot well. the higgins family was worried sick when they couldn't find buddy. another led him to the well and buddy was there when the fire department came and used a harness to pull him out. >> i looked down and he wasn't moving after i called

rhondella richardson, wcvb, newscenter 5. jc: police are dealing with several threats at massachusetts schools. at harvard four buildings were evacuated because of what was said to be an unconfirmed bomb threat. the science center building is steel being searched. still being searched. sky 5 is over the latin school and every other cambridge school was searched after a bomb threat appeared on the internet. nothing was found there. noon. someone left a known threatening the mckay art academy which is a pre-k through 8 school. that building was emptied as it was searched. students were bussed to the auditorium until the all clear was given. phil: the murder trial of the toon ager accused of -- the teenager accused of brutally killing his teacher got underway. he admitted he killed her, but suffers from severe mental illness. reid lamberty was in the courtroom and he joins us live in salem. reid? reporter: it was within the past month or so that he was deemed confident enough -- competent enough to stand trial. his attorneys was

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

mbles will rmally plead guilty to killing richardson next month. right now, protestors are on the streets of chicago. chicago.this is a live look at the city tonight where some protestors have clashed with police.this comes just hours after authorities released video showing an officer opening fire on a 17-year-old. a warning, it might be unsettleing for some viewers. viewers.cbs 2 news is choosing not show the entire video. you can see, 17-year-old laquan mcdonald walking down the street with an object in hihand.prosecutors say officer jason van dyke fired 16 shots in 15 seconds.van dyke, a 14-year veteran, is now chard with first degree cbs 2 news ten at ten continues now with more coverage of the r on terror. terror.we are arning new details about the man at the center of the paris attacks. attacks.tonight - french authorities revealed abdelhamid abaaoud was planning another attack on the city when police raided his hideout last week.popoce are also saying at least *nine* people were involved in the paris attacks -- which means the search is on

last month, ex-seabrook officer marc richardson pled guilty to a charge of simple assault. he admits to slamming an abused drunk driver into a wall. prosecutors are asking for richardson to spend three weeks in prison. >>> airport workers are joining the push for a $15 minimum page. some state lawmakers will introduce legislation today to hike wages for employees at logan international airport. handlers, airplane cleaners and other low wageworkers. cities like san francisco, los angeles and seattle have already adopted a $15 minimum page. now this comes just days after fast-food workers around the state rally state rallied for higher wages. >>> 5:05. a man found guilty of lie together fbi during the boston marathon investigation is asking for more time to appeal his decision. the defense team for robel phil the defense team for robel philipos wants more times to appeal. philipos was sentenced to three years in prison for lying of being in tsarnaev's dorm room at umass dartmouth in the days after the terror attack. >>> no word what caused a house fire in lowell where a famil

kemberly richardson, channel 7 eyewitness >>> a woman from connecticut is denying helping her boyfriend kill his parents. 31-year-old jennifer valant made her first appearance in court today in bridgeport. she's charged with conspiracy to commit murder and hindering prosecution in the death of jeffrey and jeanette navin. kyle navin is charged with their murders. the bodies were found buried in a vacant home. >>> a fire started in park slope. officials say the flames were contained to one apartment. one resident did suffer minor injuries. >>> president obama in the tri-state tonight, right now in new jersey where mr. obama is calling for an overhaul of the criminal justice system and the prison system that pushes punishment instead of rehabilitation. a recidivism rate of right now. political reporter dave evans is here with more. >> the president is indeed pushing for an overhaul of the criminal justice system. there are more than 2 million men and women behind bars, far more than any other country in the world. when they get out, many find out it's hard to re-enter society. finding a jo

richardson sacking ryan tannehill who fumbles. the recovery for the yes. 3-20. they are now 6-56789. >> the theme in the locker room before the game was let's go out there and have some fun. it's not a whole lot of fun to not play well and lose. let's just go out there loose and have some fun and see what happens. i thought that's what we did today. >> we have much more ahead in sports. when we return, poetry like kobe as the lakers' store player announces his retirement from the nba effective at the end of the season. >>> plus, the knicks trying to with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte dunkin's new sweet black pepper bacon sandwich, with double the slices of caramelized crispy pepper bacon. it's the bacon experience you've been waiting for. bacon up. >>> the end of an era is upon us. tonight kobe bryant announced he will retire from the nba at the end of this season. he made his declaration in a poem posted on derek jeter's website. during his 17-year career -- 20-year career, rather, he won five n

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

kemberly richardson is at laguardia airport where it looks a lot calmer behind you. >> there may be a lot of busy air space but it's really quiet here. we've been out here all day tracking things. the terminal is pretty slow. what is the mood and the feeling? their bags are packed and they're prepared to take off. >> i believe i'm taken care of. i believe god is going to take care of me. >> reporter: faith overriding fear. though somewhat nervous, many people here at laguardia airport today refused to change their flights despite a worldwide travel alert. law enforcement is on watch as people like crystal move from point a to point b. >> they have done the drill numerous times so i believe these airports nation. >> reporter: the lines seemed longer and were a bit slower here at security where experts say tsa agents are focusing now more than ever on liquids, the group claiming it took down a people. the terrorists maintain they used a soda can to make the bomb. all of that and other recent attacks were enough to somewhat rattle. >> i definitely didn't take the subway to get here. i wa

richardson is working with and gils club to distribute the gear. temps are back down into the low 30s. it's typical early november us as we start the workweek. for tonight, we're cloud-free, and winds will drop to around 5-10 mph. temperatures will bottom out in the upper 20s and low 30s again. for monday, the sun returns, and temperatures are back in the low 50s for highs. a few more clouds will be noticed in the skies on tuesday afternoon, and tuesday night which leads the way for showers and storms arriving for wednesday afternoon. we dry out for the second half of the week, but a cloudy and chilly day awaits for friday. tonight: mostly clear low: 27-33 winds: s 5-10 alo: 31 dbq: 29 iow: 29tomorrow: sunny high: 51-57 winds: s 5-10 alo: 55 dbq: 52 iow: 54tomorrow night: mostly clear low: 30-36 winds: sse 5-10 alo: 34 dbq: 31 iow: 34tuesday: partly cloudy high: 57 - low: 33 wednesday: showers and storms likely high: 59 - low: 46 thursday: chance of showers early high: 51 - low: 40 friday: mostly cloudy high: 48 - low: 33 saturday: mostly sunny hig

sheldon richardson milliner and bailey didn't practice today. richardson will most likely be a game-time decision sunday in houston. jets expect quarterback ryan fitzpatrick to be good to go come game time. he threw the ball around a little yesterday the first action since having the ligaments in his left thumb prepared last friday. today he was full bore a great sign testing the thumb out by taking snaps under center during drills. barring a setback, the coach says he is going to start. >> i thought he did a good job. i didn't think he was any worse for wear from last week. he is know the taking pain so he had a full practice. so he will play sunday. >> as if protecting that thumb wasn't enough for ryan fitzpatrick to think about he better make sure to protect that football from one of the league's best players. the texans jj watt is an offensive nightmare for the offensive lineman and will get at fitz whoever has the ball on sunday. so how much time do you game plan for watt? >> great deal. he's one of the premiere defensive players in the lea

their special bond, here's kemberly richardson. >> reporter: it's the country's largest veterans day parade and right in the middle of things, this pair, friends by chance, now colleagues by design. >> i had had this opportunity and to be honest with you i can't believe i'm here. avenue shoulder to shoulder with nypd deputy inspector justin. donovan is a command sergeant major. back in 2003 the men first met while stationed together in iraq, military police for the army national guard. >> i was intrigued by the stories he would tell and the operations and so many of the other soldiers in the unit that also influenced my knowledge of the nypd. it's just something that stayed with me throughout the years. >> reporter: so much so, donovan, who always dreamed of joining the nypd, did just that. graduated from the academy and was sworn in in january. in a show of support, justin gave donovan the shield he wore for so many years. >> i saw it was available and we had a conversation and i said hey, it brought me good luck as a police officer. if you'd like to have it, i can make it happen. >

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, 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

. >> 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

richardson then pleaded guilty to simple assault. he says he was trying to restrain the suspect, not hurt him. ed: new at 11:00 -- local soccer players accused of taking their tweets way out of bounds. heather: and taking aim at one of the biggest soccer stars around. wcvb newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live at u-mass boston with what they said. jorge. not naming the three student athletes involved but conirm ifing they will be disciplined. three members of the u-mass boston soccer team is facing sanctions for pea javier off the field on social media where they have waged a war of words against former all-star taylor. >> it was personalized in inappropriate language. >> the players angry for new way to reduce head injuries using twitter to help on the all-time goal score calling him a wimp in the most profane way. soccer dup grow in the u.s.a. because of expletives look you. when you are toldle that if you want to live your life and be halt think and soccer needs to stop. decision made for me. that was twellman announcing retirement

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

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

eyewitness news reporter kemberly richardson has the latest on this developing story from franklin, long island jewish hospital in valley stream. kemberly? >> reporter: joe, family friends here at the hospital tell eyewitness news this 9- year-old was beautiful inside and out. an angel on earth who loved playing with her little brother. their one wish, to turn time back, bring back this vibrant little girl. >> it was a violent attack, i can say that. >> reporter: a deadly attack this little girl witnessed. watched as a pit bull mauled her 9-year-old friend. >> my granddaughter 18 years old -- is 8 years old. she's been through enough all right? >> reporter: late today officers carried away the the dog zeroed in on a 9-year- old little girl here in the backyard and witnesses tell me shook her like a rag doll. >> she was an angel. i don't know any other girl little girl -- that is as sweet happy and smart. brilliant little girl. >> reporter: she heard screams and ran towards 236 holland avenue around 10:30 this morning. >> i said are you guys trying to get the dog off? she said no, she can

here's eyewitness news reporter kemberly richardson. >> reporter: that's one way to kick off a parade. >> happy thanksgiving! >> reporter: a turkey of a different sort strutted its stuff in new york city today. >> reporter: during hands down the world's best -- >> 30 years old, probably 20 of them. >> reporter: thanksgiving day parade. >> are you having a ball? >> of course we are. >> how many times have you heard that one? >> about a thousand today. >> reporter: for the 89th year people lined the streets of manhattan to get up close and personal with all of this. >> do you move to different spots every year? >> for 31 years. >> the same spot? >> right there. grew up on that spot. [ laughter ] >> where many looked up to check out -- balk. >> feels >> reporter: some balloons. there were four. this cute de -- this cute dinosaur, ice age's scrat, and an updated version of ronald mcdonald. >> this is so much fun. we're having a blast. happy thanksgiving, everybody . >> reporter: the 89th annual parade starts here on the upper down to herald square. marching bands, clowns, everything keeps