was a show search that there was a search where bruce rastetter senior picked his candidate, five people from the board of regents of the nine met with him, the governor talked to him and it was done deal and then they spent $300,000 of state tax payer money having a show search. it's not only that people are upset with who was chosen, it was the entire procedure. peter: you're making a statement that . it's personal opinion, isn't it? sarah: which part? peter: well, you speciically went after the chair of the board of trustees. sarah: i did not trust me, that's my feeling for many reasons. we gould have a whole show, there's no reason to. lonn before the search i didn't trust him and the funny thing is a friend of ours, a mutual friend joked because i had made some comment on facebook about how he was going to pick the president and he assuued me this friend of mine that there was no way because you had this whole committee and look at all these great people in the committee and he can't do that and i joked well, he had super powers aa he has since apologized. peter: okay, and that pers

and say they are searching for her. the search focused on lincoln avenue. the police station is right down the street. and we understand that state and local police are down there. police are searching for this missing 2-year-old girl. they have lincoln a blocked off that's continue the search. you can see the police air wing up here flying over the neighborhood right now. so a very intense search right girl. live in hamilton this morning. jennifer eagan. 7news "today in new england." islaming extremist holding hostages inside a hotel. at least three people have been killed. mali located in western africa. the radson hotel in the capital city of bamacca. it's a popular location for westerner. ten gunmen stormed in and fired shots. through grenades and chanted god is great in arabic. we also hear as many as 80 people have been freed. officials say 125 guest and 12 worker are still held inside the hotel. "new york times" is reporting that both american and french citizens are among the hostage. the u.s. embassy said americans in the country should stay inside

this is the area where crews have focused the search. the search scaled back greatly. we understand that a sheriff's boat may still be out here on the water, though we haven't seen any activity so far. we do know the coast guard says it will resume as soon as it is light out, but we know that sunrise doesn't happen here until 7:00 in the morning and hopefully have more updates by then. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >>> 6:05 right now. new details to share with you this morning. a stretch of highway 37 back open after a big rig crash shut it down for more than eight hours. one person was killed after the collision involving two big rigs and several cars. happened about 3:30 yesterday afternoon on highway 37. look at the debris just scattered there. two big rigs going in the same direction crashed. the impact pushed a semi in front into other cars. the driver of the second semi died. all lanes were reopened just before midnight. >>> the three drifters accused of killing a hiker in marin could answer murder charges this morning. the two men and women were arrested

i came up here to search for the child. >> reporter: as search teams left, two state troopers went door to door. gathering more information about what exactly happened early this morning. and we are getting our first chance to talk to neighbors. they tell uls this family also has a five-year-old daughter. they describe them as a loving, active family. often seen out in the yard playing. word that their two-year-old daughter had gone missing earlier this morning was a shock to the neighbors here. again, police do remain on scene. they are waiting on a search warrant so they can go inside the home. >> nancy: we are learning new information about this ongoing investigation. cheryl fiandaca live in the newsroom with those breaking details. >> reporter: nancy, the police are questioning a person of this incident. that this person is cooperating with investigators and is answering questions. and there are a lot of questions. how the child got out of the home and hue she ended up on the side of the road with a head injury. forecast police have not yet made an arrest. but this investigation, i'

one woman says it' s you was there at her house as police search for home -- a searched her home, and took away her daughter in handcuffs. >> i don' t know what to do. stephanie: she says she was cooking dinner in her house at 6:00 thursday night, when police banged on her door. farmington police searched her house, and an apartment on main street, after they say they responded to thefts and drug overdoses. >> stuff was being stolen from my house. i told them my daughter is a severe addict. i told all of the cops the cops that talk to me, she is a severe addict. stephanie: the lieutenant says on main street, officers only found paraphernalia. at the house, they found three people in the bathroom using heroine, and allegedly destroying evidence. >> there were consistent observations of them trying to flush heroine down the sink and through the toilet. stephanie: police arrested four people. >> their hopes on this stuff -- they are hooked on this stuff. it is killing them. my daughter weighed 120 pounds, now she is lucky as she weighs 80 pounds. she looks like a walking skeleton. stepha

. >> like many species - forced to search further for ice and food - as sea ice retreats in this part of the world. the arctic is warming twice as fast as the rest of the globe - and that's causing a sea change in this frontier. summer sea ice has receded close to 25 percent since 1979. on land we saw it, birch trees are sprouting on the tundra, and melting permafrost is causing land - and structures to sink. captain jason hamilton is the healy's commanding officer. he's also a veteran of both poles. >> 10 years ago when i first was operating this was complete ice whereas now we have some open water. >> how does that affect your operations? >> well it affects our operations because there are more people operating up here. >> more tourists, more ships, and no more illustration of change than this - during the summer of 2015 - offshore oil exploration, as shell begins test drilling in the chukchi sea. >> what are the unique challenges to responding to a disaster in the arctic? >> well the unique challenges are the distance we have from any one port. the lack of resources and infrastruct

and searching. if you would like to help you com. there's a need for farrrs. as many age -- there's an effort to recruit. yesterday -- people came out to grant county, wisconsin to see the documentary "the greenhorns." the film follows young people as they begin their farming career. it also brings attention for the need of a new generation of farmers. experts say the average age of a that we have about seventy percent ofhose farms are gonna be changing hands in the next twenty years." the film also addresse allenges new farmers face -- like land transitions and finding a way to buy land. iowa's own abrah meyer will serve as the new future farmers of america central regon vice president. the iowa state university agriculture buuiness student was elected to the position this weekend during the national f-f-a convention in indianapolis. meyer -- along with students from arkansas, ohio, utah, tennessee and georgia were all elected to their respective positions. as the hawkeyesscontinue to do well on th

what we're doing this morning, mass search. our goal is to identify, locate and remove items of contraband, making santa rosa a safer place for the inmates and the staff. >> today's search will cover two housing units and involve officers from santa rosa, three other state prisons, and the state's inspector general's canine unit. the dogs are trained detect the scents of both drugs and cell phones. >> we've got six different search teams. some things i want to caution y'all. i want everybody to remain professional during the search today. i want to leave the bunks and the areas as close as we can to the way we found them. in the event it becomes necessary to use force, utilize other methods first if necessary for procedure. >> get in your boxers. shower slides only. unlock your lockers. stay in your cell. >> we're about to roll the door. stay in your cell. >> make sure it's unlocked. >> let's go! >> what we do is clear out the cell first. we try not to let staff go in and contaminate the cell. we want to let the dogs in, get th

the search set to resume at 6:00 this morning. we'll bring you more details on this as they become available. back to you. >> all right, tracie. thank you very much. >>> 5:04 on this friday morning. we're going to check weather and traffic on the 4s starting with chrissy cimino. >> the weather picture calming down from where it was last night with the heavier wind and rain. it will be breezy and the wind will ramp up again today, but it's bringing drier and chillier air. temperatures will continue to drop this morning. stepping outside this morning, still not too bad. upper 50s and low 60s. we'll drop into the 40s and 50s for a time with plenty of sunshine all day. temperatures bounce back to the low and mid-50s this afternoon with breezy conditions continuing. the air will get progressively cooler as we go through the morning. we'll shed a few more degrees. mid-50s at noontime. breezy, same at 3:00. dropping into the 40s and 30s tonight. rest of your forecast ahead. let's find out about the commute. here's lauren. >> good morning

about an hour and a half after that search began, search team members located the airplane. members located the airplane. a body. that body believed to be the the airplane. the plane is registered in new hampshire and the last flight plan that was filed had the to philadelphia. it's believed that that plane was flying back to new hampshire when it went down last flight. so, again, right now, a very poor visibility as a rough shoreham peering the search effort suspended after midnight. we expect dive team members will be back in the water sometime later this morning at first daylight. dray clark, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> a 9-year-old girl found herself in the middle of a gun battle on the jersey shore. she was grazed by a bullet watching television in her home. authorities are piecing together who fired the shot. kala rama >> reporter: the 9-year-old girl is at home recovering this morning. she was grazed in the head by a bullet at home relaxing with her family watching a movie. now 11 hours after the incident, the area is still roped off by police guarded

the search is on for this man. they are looking top to bottom across the peninsula, especially in san carlos. we showed you this picture at the top of the newscast. his name is anthony corincic. >> the stabbing happened in san mateo about noon today. the woman died later this afternoon. right now the california highway patrol, belmont, san bruno and san mateo police all looking for this man. officers were even stopping b.a.r.t. riders at daly city and colmuth stations. they do not have the man in custody. >>> it may be spreading. local grocery stores are recalling items because of a possible e. coli outbreak. it started with a recall at costco. now, there are other stores affected. health officials are warning people of products containing celery and onions from a salinas farm. nearly 20 people in california and six other states got sick after eating the veggies from the salinas farm. experts say this is not the same type of e. coli linked to chipotle restaurants. >>> well, is black friday dead? the malls might not

they are still searching for the suspect. an investigation is underway this noon after a small plane registered to a rye man crashed off the coast of queens, new york. the coast guard has recovered a body. the beechcraft plane crashed around 8:00 last night. it took off from philadelphia and was headed to portsmouth. the plane is registered to james mcgee of rye. it is not clear if he was actually on board. the faa says no distress call was ever made. in commitment 2016, it' s a busy day in the granite state as seven presidential candidates are in town. three are adding their names to the first in the nation primary ballot. for the republicans, marco rubio stopped by the secretary of state' s office at 9:00 this morning. and carly fiorina is scheduled to file at any moment. she is the 4th major candidate to file. will be democrat bernie sanders. yesterday martin o' malley became the first major candidate to file in concord. donald trump also filed to have his name on the ballot. you can watch the filings live on our website,

katherine creag is there with the latest on the search. >> reporter: darlene, the search will resume in a matter of hours. what we've seen this morning is that one police vehicle has been going up and down from the beach over here and then going back. there's that big nypd truck blocking that area, guarding this area, making sure it's off limits. it is foggy now, but it wasn't foggy when the small plane went the first 911 call came in just before 8:00. the nypd special operations unit converged on beach 219th street near breezy point boulevard. some of the residents out here heard a loud crash. they came running as well to see if they could help. nypd search crews discovered the tail section and body of the plane and later on found the body of a victim, that of a man. here's one of the nypd radio transmissions made during the search. >> we just recovered part of the wing, and we're still searching for more. >> reporter: and it is unknown how many people had been in the plane. it was able to seat as many as six people. there are reports that the plane, again, a small plane registered

so all that luggage will have to be thoroughly searched. the aircraft has to be thoroughly searched. and it's going to take a long time. and i agree that, you know, most likely they would try to get on the airplane. given what we've all seen in the world the last ten days, this is going to be the most thorough search of those airplanes you've ever seen. >> i think one idea is, as you say, it was that this was called in. that's certainly not islamic state style. but the other addty is that these are planes that left the u.s. i've flown a lot of air france flights to paris from all kinds of places. security, if you were trying to plant a bomb on a plane on an air france plane coming from paris, you would not do it from the u.s. security security in the u.s. tends to be very good. if you're flying an air france plane from yemen, then security is going to be -- you're in a much better position to bribe somebody to get that bomb onboard. so that strikes me as another thing that seems unusual in this episode. >> let's go to that. evan coleman, th

and that search is still ongoing. and one of the things that we've heard obviously there is that they're now searching in the netherlands as well. and the netherlands are saying the search has been expanded here because of course this was a global search warrant here to begin with. however, they are searching there as well. one of the reasons is salah, he apparently spent time in the netherlands in the past. when he escaped here from the scene, he was apprehended by the authorities and questioned. and that was when he was on a road that leads to belgium. but of course we know once you get out of the paris area, you can basically go in any direction. you go to the netherlands, you can go to germany or to belgium. so it would be normal for them to be looking in all these places. >> so they still don't know whether he crossed the frontier. just to point out, he was questioned. he was in a car with a couple of other people who rescued him and taken him out. but he was let go before they had this warrant for him. >> he was

the search comes up empty.tigators figure it will only be a matter of time before the fugitives make a mistake. >> no lead is too small for us to investigate. law enforcement is maintaining a strong and visible presence in this region. >> these people are in need. they are in need of money. they are in need to sustain themselves. they are hunkered down right now. they are somewhere. they are going to have to make a move. and at some point when they feel comfortable they are going to surface, they are going to make a mistake. >> suddenly, another reported sighting. and this one feels real. a witness says a man was running out of a cabin into the woods in franklin county, new york, just 20 miles away from the prison. investigators pounce on the cabin and find dna from both men inside it. could this be the lead they are looking for? as a nervous community awaits word, search teams move in, scouring hunting cabins and heavy forest, holding on to a strong sense that the killers could be among them. >> i think that t

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 wasted no time building his insanity defense. there is no doubt, says philip chisim's defense team, that the teenager is a murderer. >> philip chisim killed colleen. reporter: but no sooner did she acknowledge her client's guilt, she offered the ex

police are now searching for a second fugitive, believed to be a ninth attacker. this as they already have been searching for the alleged eighth attacker, the brother who fled, considered extremely dangerous. and we're right there, following the trail. >>> also breaking, russia now revealing, they believe it was a bomb that brought down that passenger plane. russia tonight firing on isis. abc news obtaining this video of a russian cruise missile over syria. >>> and the new concern back home in america, after isis praised the deadly attacks here in paris. they're now warning an american city is next. tonight, we ask, what's being done? "world news tonight" begins now. >>> good evening tonight, from paris. and we begin with the breaking news. that global manhunt. they are now searching for a second fugitive who could be the ninth attacker. and the potential new terror threat tonight, fears of a bomb, leading to an evacuation at a soccer stadium in germany. sirens blaring. what authorities call a credible threat. thousands rushed to safety before kickoff. fears of an

the search was called off early this morning due to fog. it will resume in a few hours. >>> new information on a string of fires in queens. a disturbing pattern of fires in and around forest hills may have been deliberately set. >> janelle burrell is live in forest hills with more this morning. >> reporter: well, chris and mary, police are looking into a half dozen fires this morning including the one that burned down this construction site on 66th avenue. they're trying to see if they were all started by an axel rant and they are try -- axel rant and they are trying to determine who is responsible. cellphone video showing the towering flames shooting from the construction site tuesday. the location where police say they have video of a man going into the building right before the fire erupts. it's the latest of six fires since october 20th that police say may have been deliberately set. including in that investigation, this fire on 112th street and also a home under construction. people nearby say it looked like a massive fire ball. >> it

so, the search has been scale back. overnight, search and rescue crews used a boat with a spotlight in the water scouring all parts of the water for any of the this missing woman. napa county sheriff deputies also canvassing stretches along the napa river here with flashlights by the shoreline and at one point a helicopter was helping in the search. all that is known right now is that this woman was out on a jet ski, unclear how long she had been missing since the search started last night. one report that she was out for a little while. been missing for a little while already by the time 10:00 when the u.s. coast guard got the report that she was missing. now, one sheriff's search boat may be in the water, again. we haven't seen it so far here. we know the coast guard is not searching right now. it will resume the search when it is light out and the sunrise should be happening here around 7:00 this morning. live here by the napa river, stephanie chuang. >> for that reason, we should keep you updated on the latest searc

there was gun fire, explosions and the search for terror suspects.ere is new video from nbc news of police expanding their search of the suburb. authorities were targeting the suspected master mind of the deadly attack. his fate is unclear. here's what we know. two suspects died in the raid on the apartment building, one a suicide bomber who blew herself up. four officers were hurt. a police canine killed, there were seven arrests. police led a group of children from the scene. >>> take a look at what happened in a family's car in north philadelphia. that was near temple last night. check out the charred remains of the car after it unexpectedly exploded. look at that little girl's face. three people were inside seconds before. the driver explains the moments before the blast. >> as i come out the car is in flames on the right-hand side in the front. and i told them get out the car get out the car. the flames, the flames. boom. >> very loud boom. >> all three passengers managed to get out safely. >> police are still searching for the vandals who damag

we know that the search search began in the early morning hours. the little girl had not been seen since 3 or 4:00 in the morning. local and state police began searching for her. the chief would not say exactly where the little girl was found. we know she disappeared from her home on lincoln avenue in hamilton, she was found if an area where passers by could see her. 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

and an aerial search as well. we can tell that you early this morning, there would be an update from the state troopers, at 9:00, 10:00 this morning, and then we were just told from a state trooper that that news update has been postponed and to noontime. why they're pushing back the news conference is unclear, but now, the search continues for two-year-old linden alvarez, who was reported missing by her she last saw the toddler around 2:00 this morning. the girl had been fussing through the night. and the last time that the mother saw the girl was sometime around 2:00 in the morning. she was not wearing pa jam as, and the last time her mother saw her was 6:00 in morning, when she alerted the police that she was missing, and the hamilton police called up the state police, and that's where we stand right now. live in hamilton,ve fev cooper, 7 news. >> we'll make sure that we bring youhis way >> ooh, patti! when you've been blessed >> mmmm, mmm, mmm. whoa >> oh, my gosh. >> i swear. >> hissy name is james wright. th

josh: federal officials have joined the search for answers in the murder of denise robert. good evening, i' m josh mcelveen jean: and i' m jean mackin. members of the fbi fanned out through the neighborhood today where robert was killed on august 30. wmur' s andy hershberger joins us live with details on the fbi' s investigation. andy: fbi officials were in the area of the shooting most of the day looking for any piece of evidence connected to this crime. search crews today used everything from metal detectors and knives to ladder trucks to look for clues in the murder of denise robert. the 62-year-old woman was shot and killed while walking in this neighborhood on august 30. her killer remains at large. robert died from a single gunshot wound. much of this area has already been searched and officials say the work done today by the fbi

go to nbcphiladelphia.com and search. >>> we made it into the 40s. we started out in the 20s and 30s, a cold start. we are rebounding very nicely. we're going to be above normal for this time of the year. still chilly, and topping out at 59 degrees, but warmer than the 51 we saw yesterday. warming this week into the 50s and close to 70 on one of the days this week. right now 46 degrees in philadelphia, and winds out of the west-southwest at 13 miles per hour. breezy outside, and temperatures mainly in the 40s at this point, 46 in atlantic city, and we are enjoying a lot of sunshine. other temperatures across the region, still chilly but not the 20s and 30s we saw a few hours ago. 44 in allentown, and 46 in philadelphia. south and east, 46 in atlantic city, and 44 in wilmington and delaware. you need your sunglasses today, bright skies as we head through the afternoon. we had the winds picking up, nothing like yesterday. still breezy throughout the afternoon, and winds anywhere from 5 to 15 miles per hour to 13 miles per hour in philadelphia. future w

because of the thick fog the search was suspended just after 1:00 this morning, the search crews are expected back out here around 6:00 this morning. we did drive around the area and the reservoir is a huge area. to scour. they're hoping they're beginning of the better luck in just a few hours this morning. we're live in north salem, kala rama, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> we're hope sog too. thank you. breaking right now overseas new details now on a terrifying hostage situation at a hotel. we have just learned that more about the gunmen who stormed the radisson hotel in mali. abc's kenneth moton joins us live in the dc newsroom with the very latest on the one. >> reporter: shirleen the details are still coming in at know. the company that owns that radisson hotel in mali says that several gunmen have taken at least 140 guests and 30 employees hostage. this all came in as an active shooter situation around 8:00 3:00 a.m. our time. here on the east coast. a ma hay january army commander says ten gunmen stormed the hotel this morning shouting quote god is great in arabic before firi

that led to a search and even b.a.r.t. trains being delayed. right now that's where we check in with nbc bay area's christie smith who is live and following this story. christie, what is the latest? >> reporter: this is one of the locations that san mateo police have searched this afternoon, following up on what they're calling a domestic violence-related homicide. as you said, a woman called for help earlier, saying that she had been stabbed. she did die of her injuries. now, the man police are looking for is 22-year-old anthony corinchick who left that building in a car. tips have come into the sheriff's department and s.w.a.t. team. they did search that building and it was urgent care and it was evacuated earlier. it began around noon where that woman was stabbed in the 1500 block of south b. the suspect got into a hit-and-run, kept going, and the police have been searching ever since. >> the vehicle was located unoccupied by the sheriff's office conducting a search with us in coordination to look and see if the suspect is still in this area

these searches took place and were also three house searches carried out.were arrested. the investigating judge will decide tomorrow about their further possible further detention. during the search, a vehicle ran into the police after police officers fired two shots. the vehicle rushed off but was intercepted later in brussels. the driver, a man who was searched, was arrested. for the time being, we cannot confirm if there is a relation between the ongoing investigation and this arrest. no further specific incidents occurred during the searches. no further information can be given about the objects found nor about identity of the persons arrested. until now, no firearms or explosives were found. salah abdeslam is not among the persons arrested during these searches. specific elements of the inquiry necessitated the operation of sunday night. the investigation continues. in the further of the inquiry, no more further details can be given. the federal prosecutor's office and police insist on thanking you the press and social media for taking into account the

the search has been suspended until first daylight. before the search was suspended, dive team members recovered a body from the ocean. it's believed that body is the pilot, the only person on board the plane when it went down last night. the nypd special operation unit tweeted this picture showing the tail section of the single- engine plane last night. they were able to recover some of the damage including a wing, wheel and luggage in the water. they were among the items recovered about a mile and a half off the breezy point shoreline. around 7:50 last night, someone saw the plane crash into the ocean and call 911. the coast guard, nypd and fdny immediately launched a search effort. about an hour and a half after launching that effort, they located the plane and eventually would find the pilot's body around 11:00 last night. the airplane was registered in new hampshire and the last flight plan filed for the plane had it flying from new hampshire to philadelphia. now, that plane took off from philadelphia last night around 7:30 and it

and in the last two days, they proceeded to 414 searches, administrative searches, and arrested 68 peoplemight have been one of the reasons why they were able to focus on that group. >> yeah, and tell us a bit -- let's have some live pictures from the scene where -- this is in saint-denis, where they are taking pictures from the outside, but forensic teams working through that building, where those raids took place. and it sounded like a long-running battle. talk us through some of the measures that they have there within the state of emergency that will give them the power to tackle a situation like this. >> the main weapon is the ability to search without legal backing. that's what it is. so if they have inklings, leads and so on, they can immediately go into action. there are other things -- there's other measures, which are part of the state of emergency, such as preventing meetings from taking place, closing down places, buildings, et cetera, imposing curfews, but the most important weapon is the ability to proceed to administrative search. >> how much support is there from french co

they'll organize theje and be assigned search areas. donald trump's iticism of ben carson isn't over yet. at a rally in fort dodge last night, the republican presidential hopeful accused carson of being a violent criminal or pathological liar. he referred to a story in carson's autobiograph y wherr carson tried to stab a friend and hit his belt buckle. trump also slammed the very voters he was speaking to. "and he plunged it into the belt! and amazingly the belt stayed totally flat this isn't the first time trump has insulted iowans. back in october, trump sent out a tweet responding to a poll showing carson was in the lead in iowa. it read, "too mmch monsanto in thehecorn creates issues in the brain?" trump later removed the tweet and blamed an intern for the incident. we asked residents of cedar rapids for reactions to trump's latest insult. 07:27:40 " think he would say this is part of who he used to be but not when trump says he's angry or a liar or violent, that's not really fair to ben carson." 07:28:13 "i don't find any substance

they did call off the search. it will resume in the morning. we want to show you the video, some of the video of the search crews here at the scene. beach 219th street near breezy point boulevard, right on the beach. it wasn't foggy when that small plane went down in the evening. the first 911 call came in just before 8:00 at night. the nypd special operations unit converged on this area. again, beach 219th street. soon after search crews discovered the tail section and the body of the plane. later on, they found the body of a victim, that of a man. here's one of the radio transmissions made during the search. >> we just recovered part of the wing, and we're still searching for more. >> reporter: and it is unknown how many people had been in the plane. that's why the search will resume in the morning. it was registered in new hampshire. we're learning, darlene, there was no distress call made when that plane went down. we'll tell you how some of the people around here reacted coming up in the next half hour. back to you. >> all right, katherine

and this search area continues to expand. initially, investigators were concentrated on this lawn all morning. they have since moved over here. this is ray street. this is where denise robert was found dead. they are trying to dig up new clues into this murder. investigators scouring the lawn of a home on carpenter street in manchester. not far from where denise robert was killed. the 62-year-old who worked for the union leader newspaper was shot and killed in august. while out on an evening walk. the night of her death, a truck was seen leaving the area. now the f.b.i. has joined manchester police and the new hampshire attorney general to continue the investigation into her murder. the scene looked at from all angles. sectioned-off grass closely combed through with metal detectors. dug up in search of ghi evidence that may help law enforcement get closer to solving this murder mystery. again, investigators are still on scene here, still trying to solve this murder. updates on this story, we will make sure to bring them right

another group said six day also put money in their pockets while they search for a long while they search for a long-term solution. the state gaming commission will make a decision next week. >>> nantucket could be getting more visitors next year. the steamship authority's board will vote on ferry service between new bedford and nantucket. the first time since the '60s service for the two ports. the trip will take under two hours they will vote on more round-trip ferry round-trip ferries between the vineyard and nantucket. >>> panera bread is the latest chain to use cage-free eggs in their restaurant. the solution company will be entirely cage-free by 2020. paer in ro a's coe said they have been working on a beck cade to cut down on antibiotics used. starbucks recently made choices for food and animal welfare. >>> 4:17. if you were getting ready to head out the door, a good time to do so. expressway wide open. 128 northbound and southbound looking good through dedham and needham. pike moving along fine from framingham to the weston tolls and what you will encounter through brighton. 11 mi

they were clearly searching for something, and they were searching for it very, very aggressively. whatever it was that they were looking for, because they did not find it, and the situation wound down. but it very much is the feeling here that while things have calmed down, there's still a lot of tension in the air. we're also hearing now conflicting reports about just how final this sort of end of this operation is. there are some reports suggesting that there are still one person outstanding, if you will, that they're still searching for in this neighborhood. >> certainly the video that you were just showing us would suggest that perhaps they believed that somebody either got out of the building or managed to escape because they certainly looked like he were this aggressively hunting somebody there and obviously are moving away from the building. >> that is exactly right. you know, one thing that we definitely found out through this operation, whether or not they found the man that they were looking for, the so-called mastermind of this operation, one thick that is very interest

mishave been searching -- police have been searching homes in the area and they believe the suspect may have barricaded himself in the basement of one of these homes. this all unfolded just after 11:00 last night in the essex county prosecutor's office was out here earlier and also told us that two weapons were recovered in addition to one suspect being taken into custody. to be clear, the officers that returned fire were not injured and just recently, in the last hour, we saw several officers dressed in s.w.a.t. gear approaching the area and also an ambulance leave. they could be closing in on the injured suspect. we're live in newark, kala news. >> all right thank you. >>> it's 5:04. developing this morning and a break in the case of that attempted rape of an 8-year-old girl in the bronx, eyewitness news reporter dray clark is live now in the mount hope section with new details on what suspect. >> reporter: good morning lori, people living in the bronx neighborhood are certainly very relieved to hear that ductions have arrested the man a-- detectives have arrested the man accused of t

. >> now shlt, the arrest brought clothes a search that lasted for several hours. it all began at 6:30. they tried to tried to pull it over for speeding. all of the folks in that car, all five of them, they bailed out and started to run. this is an area that is rather secluded. there are ai lot of houses here. they are set far apart. they are set far from the road. there are woods in the area as well as a number of out buildings. the police have one person in custody. the other four knocked on a nearby home, said they had had run out of gas and needed a ride to a gas station. the homeowner took them there where they fled on foot. police do not believe they pose any kind of threat. >> police are investigating a homicide in the 1400 block of southern avenue. they rushed the victim to the hospital. police are working to figure out a motive. >>> right knnow, more and more concern that the russian crash in egypt is terrorism. they have just announced they are suspending flights to and from sharm el sheikh. david cameron talked about it a little while ago. take a listen.

police are searching for him. at this point police are not releasing his name or any of the details surrounding last friday's stabbing and armed robbery. live in roslindale, victoria england." >> jadiann: happening today, a man accused of going on a deadly drive is due in court. police say the suspect was drunk and purposely hit another car causing it to flip over and kill a man inside. nicole oliverio joins us with more on the charges he's facing. >> reporter: that's suspected drunk driver is being held at the foxboro state police barracks before he goes in front of a judge facing charges of homicide while under the influence. a fox borrow father killed, the victim of road rage and jarrad aronne was hit and killed by a repeat drunk driver. >> the message is get off the lazy butz and get the direct your attention behind bars. >> arrone was driving with a coworker to a job when police say 67-year-old michael hinds hit hit pip. hinds was under the influence and he's been convicted of oh ui before. >> he blew a 1.9 a

tom: fbi investigators search the scene of a murder in manchester inch by inch. and the family of denise robert says this is evidence her death hasn' t been forgotten. mike: the spring-like pattern continues on friday with record warmth in at least one spot. how high temps go plus the cooler changes we' ll see this weekend. shelley: one police officer is using his cell phone to fight the heroin epidemic. >> you gotta be compassionate. you' ve got to show that you care. shelley: the offer he has extended to people trying to fight addiction. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. tom: we are hearing from emily mcgee from rye was the pilot killed in a plane crash last night. good evening, i' m tom griffith. shelley: i' m shelley walcott. the small plane bound for new hampshire' s seacoast, went down off the coast of new york and tonight his family and investigators are trying to figure out how this tragedy could have happened. phil mcgee says he already misses his beloved brother brad, the two of them in this picture with brad on the ri

i even said something like, well, let's take out the search party. tongue in cheek and took my little kids out with me and we started just walking around, soing if we could see her, just to tell her that her lunch was ready. >> you're not in a full-blown panic at this point? >> no. no. >> but before long, stephanie would come upon these. near a lamppost brooke had been cleaning, her flip-flops were on the pavement. >> the little piece of plastic that goes between your toe was ripped out on one and there were muddy toe prints sliding down the actual sole of the shoe so it was clear she was trying to stay put and stay grounded when she lost her shoes. >> you knew that right then? >> immediately. yeah. >> still, though, no panic, no cries for help for a couple of hours until 3:07 when stephanie's husband placed a very calm call to 911. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> yeah, i've got somebody that is missing, a worker of mine we can't seem to find. >> missing from where? >> i'm a manager of oak park apartments and this worker actually happens to be my

and search dogs found nothing. the other was diverted to salt lake city. >> we didn't find anything to give this any credibility as to an actual threat. >> reporter: europeans at home now facing new threats. [ sirens ] thousands of germans cleared out of a soccer stadium in hannover after a credible bomb threat forced chancellor angela merkel to stop away. stay away. a search of the stadium found nothing. meanwhile the dozens of russian cruise missiles and heavy bombers leveling targets in raqqa, the french air campaign also growing more intense. going after command and training facilities in that syrian city that is home isis and its inner core of leaders. french president francois hollande goes before parliament today. the french are looking at a three month extension of the state of emergency. and changes to their constitution. parliament could create a new status short after all-out war -- of all-out war in which police could have exceptional power. meanwhile hillary clinton will offer her hone plan for -- own

that's what launched search crews out on to the titicus reservoir. dozens fanned out across the area including new york state police and the dep policement there's been no sign of the aircraft but remember this is a very large area to search. because of the thick fog, the search was suspended around 1:00 this morning. search crews are expected to be back out here though in the next hour, they're hoping to comes up. we're live in north salem, kala news. >>> thank you. we have learned new details on the attacks in paris. investigators have found a third body at the scene of wednesday's gun battle in saint- denis. police say that the unidentified woman's body was trapped after gunfire caused the floor to collapse. fraps france will hold a national ceremony a week from now to honor the people who attacks. the manhunt for a gunman salah abdeslam has intensified. there are reports he may be in the netherlands and news reports in france and england say he is also being targeted by isis. for not following through and killing himself in a suicide attack. >>>

stephanie: right now, french police are searching for suspect in the paris terror attacks. and the country is launching airstrikes on isis in syria. good evening. i' m stephanie woods. adam: and i' m adam sexton. crowds in paris ran for safety today when they mistook fireworks for gunshots. abc' s marci gonzalez is back at the scene in paris after being evacuated. marci: good evening. the all-clear given after some very tense moments here in paris outside of this theater where nearly 90 people were killed. we were getting ready to do a live shot earlier today when police came up urgently telling us we needed to leave the area. they didn' t give us an explanation, they just told us we had to go now. and it was scenes like this that we saw in other parts of paris as well. pure panic, either fireworks or other false alarms sent people running into the streets. at a memorial a few blocks away from here, people who were paying respects to victims of friday' s attacks ended up running over makeshift memorial s that have been set up over the past couple of days. police finally rev