federal court will hear dzhokhar tsarnaev's request for a trial outside of boston. the defense says there is no way that a local jury could be objective. during his trial tsarnaev's lawyers admitted that he and his brother tamerlan carried out the bombings but argued that tamerlan was mastermind. tsarnaev is current low death row. >>> also on monday the murder trial will resume for philip chism. the danvers teenager is accused of raping and killing his high school math teacher colleen ritzer two years ago. the judge says the trial is ahead of schedule and the jury could get the case within a few weeks. >>> tonight a man is in custody after police recovered a small arsenal from a home. multiple magazines a hatchet, gun, bullet-proof vest and other weapons all seized. >> tonight fox 25's jim morelli has the story from leicester. >> this is really a law enforcement officer's worst nightmare. >> reporter: scaut rifles, amo and survival -- from from this the time this incident happened i did not sleep.

phil: boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev will get the tsarnaev' s lawyers say the convicted killer never had a chance for a fair trial because of media coverage and the fact that the trial was held in boston. the hearing will be december 1 in boston federal court. tsarnaev was convicted and sentenced to die for setting off one of the two marathon explosions, killing 3 people and injuring hundreds. a jury has finally been chosen in the murder child -- murder the process was delayed for 3 psychological exam that determined he is competent to chism allegedly raped and murdered colleen ritzer, his danvers high math teacher, 2 years ago. he was 14 at the time but is night a teenager died of an motel room. suspects. why she was given heroin and what happened next -- 911. he was allegedly the first person to discover that the 17-year-old was deputy court documents say 3:30 on the morning of october 17 he discovered her body slumped over the bed of the rochester motel where he was living with her and her mother. of the affidavit goes on to say that instead of calling 911 immediately, he sp

tsarnaev's lawyers say he never had a chance for a fair trial because of media coverage and the fact that the trial was held in boston. the hearing will be on december 1 in boston federal court. tsarnaev was convicted earlier this year and sentenced to death in the 2013 bombing that killed three people and injured more than 260. erika: right now the search for a missing plymouth state university student is about to get underway. university officials say jake nawn who is from holden, massachusetts, disappeared near a river. police have been using canine kayaks to search for the 23-year-old student. this morning his friends plan to meet at the plymouth community gardens to search the area for him. ahead "5 on the opoid crisis." antoinette: the key information parents need to spot some real dangers. and a firey collision out west. the accident that sent flames shooting hundreds of feet high. frank? frank: and we are following breaking news right now in paris. investigators tell us that isis has claimed responsibility for a series of deadly attacks in paris. more than 120 people killed a

dzhokhar tsarnaev's team has requested for a new trial outside of boston. defense says no way a local jury would be objective. during the first trial, tsarnaev lawyers admitted that he and his brother tamerlan car ed out the bombings but argue that tamerlan was the mastermind. tsarnaev is currently on death >>> we track weather and traffic he tense minute. your live drive times. an easy 12 minutes on the pike from the weston tolls to the ted williams tunnel. here is meteorologist shiri spear. >> shiri: for those of you headed into the city this morning, i have got pretty question yet weather now. about 30 degrees in boston, but the burbs are in the 20s. the burbs are in the 20s. by 5 a.m., 26 degrees. 26 at 6 a.m. watch out for a couple of snowflakes. they will have a tough time sticking to the ground. the favorite location for a few of those flakes coming up. >>> dog lovers are outraged over a picture that went viral on social media. coming up, the animal cruelty investigation and why the dog's owner said she taped his mouth shut. >>> donald trump had to c

the fbi completely dropped the ball on tsarnaev. and it concerns americans, they may be dropping the ball on the syrians as we speak. my time's expired. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back and the chair will recognize my friend from puerto rico. >> thank you, chairman. welcome, general lynch. i would like to address doj's mission to prevent and prosecute violent crime and naturally i want to concentrate on the u.s. territory. this is the same topic i raised with general holder. each time he appeared before this committee. broadly speaking when it comes to violent crime, the narrative in puerto rico has been positive lately. in 2011, there were 1,136 murders in puerto rico over three a day, the highest in our history. most of the homicides were related to the drug trade. so, i pushed dhs and doj extremely hard to dedicate more personnel and resources to puerto rico. dhs including the coast guard, i.c.e., cbp, responded to this pressure. doj responded but to a lesser extent than dhs. this enhanced federal efforts have borne fru

but tsarnaev isn't expected to attend. tsarnaev's defense team says the trial shouldn't have been held in boston because a local jury couldn't be objective. tsarnaev was convicted and sentenced to death earlier this year for his role in the >> christa: a split-second save caught on camera out in washington. >> come on, come on. there is a train coming. sir, come on! >> we have to go! >> reporter: frantic moments when a car suddenly bottoms out and gets stuck and a straight towards the man inside the car. a group of friends stepped in to help. nancy chen has the details. >> nancy: a cell phone camera captured nearly everything. >> yeah. it is stuck on the tracks. >> nancy: a couple faced with a man who just drove his car on to some train tracks right washington state. he seems confused. >> you are in auburn. off made it to auburn. >> oh, my goodness. >> you must have take an left here thinking it was a road. >> nancy: the two encouraged him to unbuckle his seat belt and get out. right as they walked around to the other side

christina: thursday a federal judge is expected to hearing argument on boston marathon bomber tsarnaev's request for a new trial issue his lawyers say he deserves a new trial in a different location, where jurors will be impartial, this year tsarnaev was convinced and sentenced too death for his role in the deadly attacks in 2013. antwan: wednesday, thousands rock to midtown for the rockefeller christmas tree lighting ceremony. paul ryan will light the capital christmas tree in tc. christina: a local pa of the or is use his -- >> post ar. >> including some a list next. >> hello audrey. audrey: it looks like we'll need leather jackets tomorrow, highs details had he catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte i only buy solid gold staples. because, um, sometimes regular staples, they just don't capture the richness of what you're stapling. like, um, like this illuminated page from medieval monks and this original sketch by leonardo da vincis. eh, separate they're fine... (vo) a ne

tsarnaev was convicted and sentenced to die earlier this attack. police in methuen are searching for a robber on the run. surveillance video showing the suspect storming into a convenience store on saturday. police say he demanded money and threatened to stab the clerk but did not show a weapon. he then went right for the cash box under the counter and took off. >> jadiann: a cup federal let'sier decking more than the halls this holiday season. 200 inflatable decorations lined their front and backyard on weight streets. that doesn't include the lights and ornaments. the owners started this tradition more than 25 years ago. >> and my birthday is today right before christmas, and every year he gives me a christmas decoration for my birthday. it just grew and grew and grew. >> jadiann: the couple wouldn't reveal the cost of their electric bill, but they says seeing people's faces makes it all worth it. >> christa: until one of those lights go out and they all go out. >>> today cyber monday. millions will log on to find bargains. we'll tell you what mo

they say tsarnaev didn't get a fair trial and they want a new one in a new location. his defense tried for a change of venue before, before the case even started, but they were unsuccessful. >>> today, we might learn the motive behind a shooting rampage at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado. robert deer will make his first court appearance via video camera later today. police had sealed the warrants after they say the 57-year-old killed three people, including a police officer who's a native of melrose. the shooting also wounded nine others friday. cbs news reports deer intended to shoot propane tanks to send off a series of explosions before he surrendered. >>> the three people killed in that shooting include 29-year- old kiera stewart, an iraq war vet. his sister told detectives a call when what he shot. he leaves behind two children. jennifer markkowski, escorting a friend to the clinic, was also killed. she was the mother of two young children. the last victim, the melrose native, derrek swayze. >>> and in blue hills, a deer hunt start in 20 minutes. protesto

tsarnaev is expected to attend. the trial shouldn't have been held in boston because a local jury couldn't be objective. tsarnaevs convicted and sentenced to dealt earlier this year for role in the 2013 attack. >>> new details on the arrest of man who police say threatened to liquor store clerk with syringe. christopher soda is facing charges in connection with a second robbery now. according to police soda admitted to committing a similar this all happened last sunday when he opened the store and demanded cash. they told the clerk he would give him aids if he didn't hand over the money. >>> hunting is permit ford the blue hills reservation in nearly 200 year. have permission to hunt four days to get the deer population under control. today, tomorrow and next monday and tuesday. >> the university of chicago cancelling classes after an online threat. school officials say the fbi told them an unknown person threatened to shoot up a popular gathering on campus at 10:00. faculty and students have been told to stay away

tsarnaev was sentenced to death earlier this year for the 2013 bombings. the defense says he deserves a new trial in a different location where jurors will be impartial. they say because of the outrage in the greater boston area after the attack, jurors could not be objective. the judge will hear the arguments on tuesday in federal court. the national security agency will stop its sweeping collection of americans' phone records today. the controversial program began 14 years ago under president george w. bush and was kept secret until edward snowden leaked its existence in 2013. in june, president obama signed a reform measure that took away the agency' s authority to collect the records. the surveillance transitioning period for the n.s.a. expires today. adam: world leaders are beginning to arrive in paris ahead of monday' s climate change conference. the gathering is putting an extraordinary burden on the city with nearly 3,000 security officers deployed just at the summit venue alone. that' s after the paris attacks two weeks ago that left 130 people de

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attorneys for tsarnaev have appealed his conviction and death sentence. arguing that pub list dismade it impossible for him to get a fair trial and that capital punishment is unconstitutional. tsarnaev was sentenced to death in june for helping his older brother carry out the 2013 marathon bombings that killed three people and injured more than 200 others. >> christa: also breaking this hour: new york state prisoner david sweat pleading guilty to three felony charges related to his escape from prison over the summer. sweat, a convicted murderer, was the subject of a three-week manhunt. he, along with fellow prisoner richard matt escaped from the clinton correctional facility. in june, matt was shot and killed by federal agents. >> jadiann: fanduel and draft kings fueling suit against new york's attorney general. both companies filed today asking the supreme court to halt current efforts to shut down the popular on-line games in new york state. new york's attorney general says the web sites are illegal because regulators there say it is a form of gambling.

his attorneys want a new trial tsarnaev is serving life in prison. this week the mbta will begin it' s ban on all political ads debating moral, religious and social issues. the decision was made at a meeting last week focused on an ad in the red line' s davis square station that angered members of the jewish community. the new policy is consistent with policies in the new york and chicago transit system. it takes effect on tuesday. there were tears and prayers tonight for a teen from sharon who died trying to help other people . the town of sharon held a candlelight vigil in honor of as resource and others affected by the -- ezra schwartz. the 18-year-old was shot and killed a terror attack in israel. earlier this year he was delivering food to israeli soldiers. reporter: why tomorrow' s cyber monday sales are more important than ever, and the deals already available tonight. a thief on the loose after he was caught on camera in methuen. the threat he made right before getting away. mike: despite the chill in the mornings. wonderful, crazy mornings.

convicted boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev wants a new trial. trial.a judge will hear the arguments sometime this week. tsarnaev's attorney also wants the trial moved out of boston, saying such a jury cannot be objective.tsarnaev and his brother exploded two bombs near the finish line of the boston marathon killing three people.he was convicted and sentenced to death earlier this year. jury selection begins today in the trial for baltimore police officer william porter.he is the first of six officers to go on trial for freddie gray's death. death.prosecutors say gray died from the injuries he got when he was in police custody in april.porter is charged with involuntary manslaughter - - second degree assault -- misconduct in office and prosecutors say he ignored freddie grays cries for medical help.porter told investigators he and his fellow officers weren't sure whether or not gray was faking his injuries. the chicago police officer accused in the shooting death of laquan mcdonald is expected to appear before a judge for the first time today. au

it was due today tampa he is friend of marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. he was sentenced to three years in prison for lying about being in tsarnaev's dovrm room in the days of a the terror attack. >>> still no word what caused a house fire in lowell where a family barely escaped thanks to their son. fox25 was on the scene yesterday as the key family watched crews board up their home. officials say everything inside the home is ash. he came home from work and noticed smoke coming from the house on tuesday night. he rushed inside to warn his family. >> i ran upstairs to make sure -- to make sure they could hear me, everyone get out, get out! there is a fire! >> julie: nearly all of the family's belongings were ruined but they are happy to be alive. the investigation into what caused the fire continues. >>> the investigation also continues into the fire that destroyed a historic inn in hampton, new hampshire. no one was hurt in the blaze at the armont inn. but crews had to rescue the owner from the building. he was reportedly asleep at the time. this fire br

philipos a friend of dzhokhar tsarnaev sentenced to three years in prison for lying about being in tsarnaev's dorm room at umass dartmouth in the days after the terror attack. >>> still no word what caused a house fire in wloul a family barely escaped thanks to their son. fox25 was on the scene yesterday as the kai family officials aeverything inside the home is ash. the sun came home from work and noticed smoke coming from the house tuesday night. he rushed inside to warn his family. >> i ran upstairs to make sure -- to make sure they could hear me, and everyone, get out, get out, there is a fire. >> nearly all of the family's belongings were ruined but they are happy to be alive. the investigation into what caused that fire continues this morning. >>> and the investigation also continues into the fire that destroyed a historic inn in hampton, new hampshire. no one was hurt in the blaze at the arma nt inn but crews had to rescue the owner of the building. he was asleep at the time. the fire broke out early wednesday morning and crews had a tough time put out the flames because of the inn's r

dzhokhar tsarnaev's team has asked a new trial outside of boston. the defense says there is no way a local jury could be objective. during his first trial, tsarnaev's lawyers admitted that he and his brother tamerlan carried out the bombing but argue that tamerlan was the mastermind. dzhokhar tsarnaev currently on death row. >>> time to grab a cup of coffee and your laptop because cyber monday is here. the 10th anniversary of the big shopping day. experts are predicting that fewer people will be shopping online because few stores have rolled out the deals over the weekendy. >>> we are tracking weather and traffic he ten minutes. a 13-minute drive time on the expressway northbound from furnacebrook parkway to columbia road. >>> shiri? >> shiri: winds coming off the water. spots like provincetown, 13 thundershowers thundershowers. 12-mile-per-hour chatham. 8 8-mile-per-hour hyannis. the areas to see ocean-effect snow showers today. we will take you hour by hour and what time boston is at risk next. >>> a controversial singer from the '90s says a life-

tsarnaev is currently serving life in prison. the case of a plainville teen, accused of encouraging her friend to commit suicide, heads back to court today. there's a pre-trial hearing for michelle carter scheduled in taunton. she's accused of coercing her friend, conrad roy, into taking his own life. carter's defense attorney will psychiatric records. carter is being charged with involuntary manslaughter. emily: harvard law school's controversial seal could be changing. the dean has set up a committee to look into the possibility. the crest belongs to a former slaveholding family that endowed harvard's first law professorship in the 19th century. earlier this year, some students demanded it be removed in light of that connection to slavery. randy: honoring a local teenager killed in israel. emily: the special tribute to the sharon teen who was trying to help overseas. a special fundraiser for a baby in the fight of her life. the community support she is receiving after a cancer diagnosis. randy: and ahead in news to go, a distur

tsarnaev was convicted earlier this year and sentenced to death in the 2013 bombing that killed three people and injured more than 260. erika: right now the search for a missing plymouth state university underway. university officials say jake nawn who is from holden, massachusetts, disappeared near a river. police have been using canine teams along with boats and kayaks to search for the 23-year-old student. this morning his friends plan to meet at the plymouth community gardens to search the area for him. antoinette: a rhode island cemetery worker who stole granite gravestones of veterans home has been handed down his punishment. 59-year-old kevin maynard was sentenced to 200 hours of community service to help veterans and a year of probation. maynard pleaded guilty in july for taking gravestones and other items from the veterans' memorial cemetery in exeter. investigators found more than 100 grave markers being used as flooring at maynard's home in charlestown. erika: it's now 8:09. ahead "5 on the opoid crisis." antoinette: the key information parents need to spot some real danger

earlier this year, dzhokhar tsarnaev was sentenced to the death penalty. a hearing on his appeal is set for next month. >> mark: police say a man waited nearly 90 minutes to call for help after he found his girlfriend's daughter unresponsive in a new hampshire motel room. the teen died of an overdose. that man and the girl's own mother were in court. >> the reporter: prosecutors painted a killing picture of mark ross, he appeared by video in court today on charges that he gave 17-year-old eve tarmney a deadly drug of what he thought was heroin. tarmney was found dead in a rochester, new hampshire, motel room last month. a toxicology report showed she died of a fentanyl overdose. >> at the end of the day, the 17-year-old girl lost her life because of this, terrible. >>> according to court documents, ross bought two grams of heroin in massachusetts for $80. when he got back to the motel, investigators say he, tarmney's mother and a friend, leslie aberly, all shot up in front of the teen. according to the documents, ross stated to police that aberly told them

dzhokhar tsarnaev was sentenced to death earlier it year for his role in the 2013 attack. defense admitted that he and his brother carried out those bombings, but argued his brother was the mastermind. >> mark: drinking while he was driving. that's what police in bow, new hampshire say a man was doing when he hit and kill a mother of two. his blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit. crystal haynes outside the court and learning more about the lives lost. crystal? >> the reporter: well, mark, i can tell you that alexander burke's blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit, and manchester police tell me that's why charges were upgraded against him. isabel batista, her family mourning her loss. they were too heartbroken to see burke face a judge in court hyped me today. >> so -- behind me today. friends and family mourning the loss of 47-year-old isabel penna batista, the mother of two was killed when police say alexander burke of bow crashed into the honda she was a passenger in, early sunday morning in manchester. >> the impact caused one of the rear set passengers

2010, the handcuffs marathonetain boston suspect joe cars and i have, and artifacts -- dzhokhar tsarnaev, and artifacts from the 9/11 attacks. >> it gives them a sense of what they first felt. mike: it still features the unabomber's shed and the shoe bomber's shoes. 48 artifacts have been attic, most of them on loan from the fbi. local residents will locally be drawn to the beltway sniper artifacts. >> it's like going back through time. mike: one of the most impactful new artifacts is this toyota corolla, abandon at dulles airport by a couple 9/11 hijackers. inside, documents from a flight training school, diagrams of an instrument panel, and a box cutter. >> it's also sad knowing what happened. >> it brings back a lot of memories and of people that we knew who perished. mike: it explores the relationship between journalists and law enforcement, sometimes collaborative, sometime contentious. in northwest, mike carter-conneen, abc 7 news. kimberly: the renwick gallery has reopened with a new focus following a two-year renovation. last month, we showed you an exclusive first look at some o

dzhokhar tsarnaev's lawyers say he did not get a fair trial in boston. this argue the jury could not be objive because of widespread out outrage after the bombings. a jury convicted tsarnaev earlier this year we're back in 30 minutes with another update >>> we are back. it's a saturday morning, 14th of november, 2015. the day after a horrific day in paris. mourning. this morning, isis is claiming it is responsible and the french president has said they believe it was isis. >> organized from abroad. at least 127 people were killed in the highly coordinated attacks on six separate sites. those numbers are fluid. they have been changing throughout the night. they will probably continue to change. soccer stadium to a crowded concert hall. this morning, security in france has been raised to the highest level. president hollande has declared three days of national mourning. >> let's go to our correspondent in paris, nbc's keir simmons. >> reporter: savannah, less than 24 hours ago, chaos. witnesses telling me people fleeing along the street. there is video of

convicted boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev wants a new trial. trial.a judge will hear the arguments sometime this week. tsarnaev's attorney also wants the trial moved out of boston, saying such a jury cannot be objective.tsarnaev and his brother exploded two bombs near the finish line of the boston marathon killing three people.he was convicted and sentenced to death earlier this year. jury selection begins today in the trial for baltimore police officer william porter.he is the first of six officers to go on trial for freddie gray's death. death.prosecutors say gray died from the injuries he got when he was in police custody in april.porter is charged with involuntary manslaughter - - second degree assault -- misconduct in office and reckless endangerment. prosecutors say he ignored freddie grays cries for medical help.porter told investigators he and his fellow officers weren't sure whether or not gray was faking his injuries. the chicago police officer accused in the shooting death of laquan mcdonald is expected to appear before a judge for t

. >>> convicted bomber tsarnaev there was an argument before the trial and before he was convicted and received the death penalty. >>> a reflecter post went right through car's windshield. the driver says it forced him off the road. he was not badly hurt but the driver of the truck kept going and police want to know from anyone who may have seen that crash. >>> earlier you can see the flames and smoke shooting out of what's left of the home on hill dale avenue. >>> the fbi is offering a $15,000 reward for any information that helps them find the last of the missing guns stolen from the worcester army. ten weapons have been found. 34-year-old james moral less is facing charges for the crime. >> republican chris christie is celebrating the endorsement of new hampshire's biggest newspaper. among democrats hillary clinton is grateful for mayor walsh's endorse. he joined her at a rally over the weekend saying the focus one rebuilding jobs and the workforce. >>> researchers say they can now cure the rare but terrible disease known as double baby. >>> brothers on a mission to free a bald eagl

but you know, that was a serious attempt at killing a lot of people by two >> talking about the tsarnaev brothers and their bombs of course. >> it will not change the plan to september 10,000 refugees. >> this as governors of 15 states vow to refuse to take them. >> no, i'm not interested in accepting refugees from syria. >> the mayor says he does not accepting any refugees from engineer i can't. >> i would need to know a lot more now before i would agree to do anything. >> this is the biggest humanitarian crisis since the second world war. >> this man says the u.s. has the responsibility to let them come into the country. said he would be open about accepting refugees. >> i am always going to be willing to hear what they have to say. hearing it does not mean yes. >> . >> you have to see what's hang with the vetting process and also i think it a little early for the conversation but right now it's a federal government decision. >> what governor baker said as politicians should be reactionnists what happened in paris was really heartbreaking event but i don't think any of the terrorists w

they say tsarnaev didn't get a fair trial. his defense tried for a change of venue before the case even started, but they were unsuccessful. >>> over to campaign 2016 now. democratic presidential hopeful hillary clinton was in boston the mayor supports the former secretary of state. this was at a rally at nathaniel hall. clinton spoke to a packed house filled with union workers and students. the former first lady vowed that her campaign would focus on creating jobs and re- building the workforce. >> as your president, we're going to have ladders of opportunity available for anybody willing to work hard and do your part to make a difference in this country. >> nobody ever in the history think country has the hess mae hillary clinton has to run for president. >> and clinton said she will try to make college more affordable to all. >>> after the endorsement, clinton headed up to new hampshire and met with arrivingals martin o'malley and bernie sanders for the annual fundraising dinner for the democratic party. >>> new hampshire's

tsarnaev is currents low death row. >>> on monday, the murder trial will resume for philip chism the danvers teen is accused of raping and killing his high school math teacher. colleen ritzer two years ago. the judge says the trial is ahead of schedule and the jury could get the case within a few weeks. >>> now to the race for white house. new hampshire's largest newspaper union leader is endorsing chris christie. the new jersey governor is polling in the low single digits but has spent more time in new hampshire than any other presidential candidate. hillary clinton picking up a major endorsement today in boston. mayor marty walsh threw his support behind the former secretary of state. >> reporter: hundreds of union workers were here at faneuil hall this afternoon for hillary clinton inside this great hall and outside as she name and of course formally endorsing her and introducing her boston's mayor marty walsh. arriving in boston's faneuil hall on fund linebacker greeted hundreds of chanting supporters standing beside her mayor de blasio with his official endorsement for president

they say tsarnaev didn't get a fair trial and they want a new trial in a new location. his defense tried for a change of venue before the case even started, but they were unsuccessful. >>> the campaign 2016, a democratic presidential hopeful, hillary clinton, was in boston to pick up a major endorsement. the mayor threw his support behind the former secretary of state at a rally. clinton spoke to a packed house filled with union workers and the former first lady vowed that her campaign would focus on creating jobs and rebuilding the workforce. >> as your president, we're opportunity available for anybody willing to work hard and do your part to make a . >> nobody ever in the history of this country has the resume that hillary clinton has to run for president. >> clinton also said that she would try to make college more affordable to all. >>> meanwhile, new hampshire's biggest newspaper is endorsing chris christie. the union leader says christie is right for "the dangerous times." christie is expected to make several stops in new hampshire today and tomorrow >>> the kenn

existing communities in the u-s that have already produced domestic terrorists, one example being the tsarnaev brothers, who planned and executed the boston marathon bombing 3 still to come tonight, an emotional vigil for tamir rice...the 12-year-old boy shot and killed by a cleveland police officer a year ago today. now, the boy's family, still demanding justice for his death. what they're saying, coming up. 3 3 3 3 3 3 the sun and southerly winds 40s today. tonight low 3 3 3 3 3 3 the sun and southerly winds helped us climb back into the 40s today. tonight low temperatures will drop near 20 degrees with partly cloudy skies. the week will start with mostly sunny skies and temperatures just above 40 degrees through wednesday. be sure to enjoy the sunshine because it looks like the rain will return wednesday night and continue into thursday. thanksgiving day will have a chance of freezing rain, sleet, snow and plenty of thanks. 3 thanks. 3 3 coming up after the break...demonstrators in a refugee rally are outraged.we'll show you why these protestors are vowing to syrians leaving their country..

think about the tsarnaev brothers, the guy in kentucky. these guys were brn here or come here. the guy who masterminded this thing in belgium. how could they live in these western countries and enjoy the kind of lives they did and have the kind of resentment and hate they did. that's a refusal to assimilate. it's pure hatred. >> i would like to respond to something adam said. we are ridiculed for trying to talk about radical islamic terrorism, three words that hillary clinton won't utter, that the president won't utter, that bernie sanders won't utter. not only does their lack of discussion of it send echoes around the world, it's their actions also speak volumes when not one top official was sent to paris for that unity march after the charlie hebdo attacks. not one. what does that say? >> can you say, in a university setting radical islam? >> adam, answer that. what do you think of that? >> as far as what goes on in universities, these are strange places and you know that. >> they shouldn't be strange places. >> we have hate groups. people who hate america whose families have

tsarnaev has been sentenced to death for the terror attack which killed three people and injured more than 260 others. tonight we are learning more about what investigators say led up to the deadly overdose of a rochester teenager who was found in a motel room last month. police say eve tarmey overdosed on fentanyl in the same room as her mother and her mother's boyfriend. they were both in court today. wmurs mike cronin joins us live with more details. reporter: these court documents say that the mother's boyfriend, mark ross, did not call police after discovering that tarmey was dead. now he, tarmey's mother, and another woman are all charged in connection with her death. an affidavit details what allegedly happened before 17-year-old eve tarmey was found dead in a rochester motel room on october 17th. she was staying there with her mother, jazzmyn rood, and her mother's boyfriend, mark ross. earlier court documents say tarmey, ross and another woman, leslie eberly, went to methuen, massachusetts to buy what they thought was heroin. ross allegedly told investigators he bought two gr

he loaned tsarnaev a gun that was linked to the shooting death of mi t sean carrier. prosecutors say silva thought tsarnaev needed a gun to fight a drug dealer and knew nothing about the plot to bomb the marathon. >>> you this in morning the mayor of everett may be under federal investigation. the globe says federal prosecutors are calling witnesses before a grand jury. they want to know if major car low dimaria forced developers out of a luxury apartment building to use union labor. it involved the construction of 328 luxury apartments at the former charleston chew factory. the mayor did not answer questions about the investigation. >>> patriots it he feat the buffalo bills and improve their record to 2 record to 10-0 and two more players walked off the field without injuries and could make his job even harder. reaction from the players. after the game, tom, bright and early. >>reporter: keep winning, you keep coming in. anytime 10-0 you continue to celebrate. the injury bug continues this morning. we will keep our eye on any updates of danny amendola. 3-3 in the sec

trying to change new loquacious it does not prejudice the defendant than boston strong suggested that tsarnaev was more guilty than innocent. >> they're trying to help him cope psychologically. while the judge is considering this, he doesn't want this delayed trial to dragon past christmas. in salem christina hager, wbz news. >>> a fourth person was charged in the murder after marshfield man. mark was held without bail. opine and two others robbed 45- year-old robert mckenna and murdered him inside his home. a fourth person was charged with access siery after the -- accessory after the fact. >>> they looked at glasses and and starts running and the other runs to the store. he tossed an employee to the side and she had to be treated for injuries. >>> breaking tonight. u.s. officials say there was likely that isis bomb took down a russian jetliner this weekend. they suggest that that was planted in the plane or someone's luggage. 224 people were killed as it went over egypt. britain has suspended any sinai peninsula. >>> five students stabbed at a college there, and a gunman with a high-powered

. >> we should remind folk that is the tsarnaev brothers responsible for the boston bombing, at least one was going back and forth. so, again, even the rules we now have aren't fool-proof. >> yeah. you have to take this cautious approach. let me re mind mark that a lot of this has to do with people's utter lack of trust for president obama. i urge you to look at what president obama said after the paris shootings and it's night and day. >> coming up next with the paris attacks on our minds and the busy holiday season upon us, is this a time for airport workers to go on strike across america? one union says yes. don't talk, when we don't touch ♪ ♪ when it doesn't feel like we're even in love ♪ ♪ it matters to me ♪ when i don't know what to say ♪ ♪ don't know what to do ♪ don't know if it really even matters to you ♪ ♪ it matters to me. >>> after the paris attacks the fbi is said to be bracing for potential strikes here at home as we head into our busy holiday season. and now this week, a big union organizing strikes at some of the busiest u.s. airports. they want service workers to uni

place in watertown after the boston marathon bomb who the man who coordinated the search for the tsarnaev brothers. >> there was a loyal police dog, diesel, pictures of diesel have gone viral. people have been tweeting out photos in memory of this belgian police dog. this dog was essential to the operation and a decorated service dog. stay with us for continuing coverage of these attacks in paris. david? >> also breaking at 5:00, isis said this is what brought down a russian plane, a soda can >> the extremist group released that image in their english language magazine. it shows a soda can and what appears to be a components of a bomb attached to it. this is an exclusive image of what they call a ied that took down the russian jetliner, there was no other details about that device. they have yet to authenticate what could be placed on the bomb. they confirmed that a homemade bomb took down that plane. all 224 were killed. mostly russian tourists were killed. isis claimed responsibility for that and they said it was in retaliation for russian air strikes in syria. >> we have video tonight

dzhokhar tsarnaev's team has requested a new trial outside of boston. the defense says no way a local jury could be objective. during his first trial. tsarnaev's lawyers admitted that he and tamerlan carried out the bombing but argued that tamerlan was the mastermind. he is currently on death row. >>> time to grab a cup of coffee and your laptop. cyber monday. the 10th anniversary of the big shopping day. experts are predicting fewer people will be shopping online because stores launched sales ahead of schedule rolling them out over the weekend. >>> analysts say the early deals took a total on black friday sales. fewer people hit the stores opting to shop online. that led to more than $1 billion drop in sales. the national retail federation estimates nearly 102 million people shop in stores while a million more did their shopping million more did their shoppingline over the weekend. >>> we track traffic and weather every ten minutes. a 26-minute drive time on the expressway northbound as you head from furnacebrook parkway to columbia road. >>> shiri? >>

phillipost is a friend of marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. he was sentenced to three years in prison for lying about being in dzhokhar tsarnaev dorm at dartmouth three days after the terror attack. >> anchor: more than to four years after state drug lab charged with falsifying evidence, thousands of defendants have not been told their convictions could be wrong. annie dookan serving five years prison sentence for perjury and evidence tampering. she testified in nearly 20,000 cases, the globe reports defendants had the right to seek a new trial but many were not notified. public agency with limited budget is responsible for doing that. it believes it would take 16 paralegals work i did one full year to notify all of the defendants. >> anchor: and it is 9:06. update on a kurdish led assault in iraq happening right now. fighters captured strategic road that isis has been using it to deliver supplies. and those kurdish fighters trying to take back the northern iraqi town of sin jar. u.s. is back i did this collision with air strikes. so far, heav

. >>> a russian effort to warn the united states about tamerlan tsarnaev that should have stopped himairport was missed because his name was misspelled in a database. so the problem doesn't seem to be a matter of gathering information, it's a matter of what to do with it? >>> and still ahead, finding distraction through soccer. the french national team getting ready to play england. the first time they take to the field since the attacks in paris. >>> and these are the images coming to us live from france. the memorials continue to grow as does the outrage and the response. ♪ >>> there's been another major set back for those daily fantasy sports sites. a new judge turning aside their request to keep operating, after the state attorney in new york ruled that the two main sites are gambling. the judge makes a final decision next week. >>> and just a few hours the french national team taking to the soccer field in england. they are playing a friendly game against the british. and as john henry smith reports, security will be tight and hearts heavy. >> reporter: inside wembley stadium, th

this week, a federal judge will hear arguments on dzhokar tsarnaev' s bid for a new trial. the convicted boston marathon bomber was sentenced to death earlier this year. the defense says tasrnaev deserves a new trial in a different location where jurors arguments will be held tomorrow. today, more evidence is being presented at the trial of philip chism. chism is accused of killing danvers, massachusetts, high school teacher colleen ritzer in 2013. last week, jurors saw the jeans chism allegedly wore while police say he killed ritzer. jurors also saw surveillance video, including images of chism at a movie theater just hours after that killing. new this noon, durham police need your help solving an armed robbery. it happened just before 10:30 saturday night. police say a resident returned home and found three masked men inside. two are described as white men about 5' 10" and 6' 1", and an african american man about 5' 10". all wearing dark jackets. if you have any information, please call police. in commitment 2016 this noon, a handful of political candidates will be in the

tsarnaev was more guilty than innocent. >> reporter: the judge rejected the trial but did agree to keep days short because his lawyers say it's hard to keep the teen competent for more than a couple of hours without a break. >> the judge is going to get this trial back on track. but the schedule was pushed back a little bit. he originally hope to have this trial over by thanksgiving but now he says it looks like it may extend even beyond christmas. dan hausle, 7news. >>> 7news now in bridgewater, police are searching for clues after a disturbing discovery near the train tracks. a woman's body was found badly burned and investigators say her hands were tied together. jonathan hall live in bridgewater with what we know right now. john. >> adam, the district attorney says this woman was likely targeted. they don't believe it was a random act of violence. 18 hours into the investigation, they don't know her name, they don't know who's responsible. >> reporter: a murder mystery by the tracks in bridgewater. the plymouth county district attorney says a woman's body was dumped here next to the

philipos was a friend of marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. he was sentenced to three years in prison for lying being in tsarnaev's dorm room at umass dartmouth days after the terrorist attack. >>> four years after a chemist in a state drug lab was charged with falsifying evidence, thousands of defendants have not been told that their convictions could be wrong. annie dookhan is serving a five-year prison sentence for perjury and evidence tampering. she testified in 25,000 case. they have a right to seek a new trial. but they have not been notified but they have not been notified. it believes it will take 16 paralegals working for one full year to notify all of the defendants. >>> the former lead singer of great white is working on a documentary about the rhode island night club tragedy. 100 people died, hundreds more were hurt when pyrotechnics of the band sparked a fire inside the station nightclub. jack russell said the film is his chance to tell his side of the story and say he is sorry. he said it was the 9/11 of rock and roll. he blames

antoinette: boston marathon already sentenced to death-- will get the chance to argue for tsarnaev's lawyers say he never had a chance for a fair trial because of media coverage and the fact that the trial was held in boston. the hearing will be on december 1 in boston federal court. tsarnaev was convicted earlier this year and sentenced to death in the 2013 bombing that killed three people and injured more than 260. erika: right now the search for a missing plymouth state university student is about to get underway. university officials say jake nawn who is from holden, massachusetts, disappeared near a river. police have been using canine teams along with boats and kayaks to search for the 23-year-old student. >> we have poetry together right now. talk. he always makes everybody smile. he always makes everybody much happier than we were before. time. we're all very, very close to him. erika: this morning his friends plan to meet at the plymouth community gardens to search the area for him. antoinette: a rhode island cemetery worker who stole granite gravestones of veterans and use

this prison was built to house the worst of the worst, home to boston marathon bomber, dzhokar tsarnaev, the unibomber, and timothy mcview was here before he was executed for the oklahoma city bombing. the obama administration is considering moving some 50 gitmo detainees to this site. >> the question isn't whether they are reloading. are we going to charge people with crimes if we believe they've done something wrong? if they are convicted, they should to be imprisoned, if not, released. >> opposition to the relocation has been strong, and coming from different sides. more than 40 of the colorado county sheriffs, about 2/3 of them have written an open letter to the president, raising security questions. they've been led by the local sheriff of fremont county. they wrote. >> we believe it will be dangerously naive not to recognize that a civilian prison with untold number of enemy combatant inmates locate in our state would provide a tempting targetor anyone wishing to free them or wishing to make a >> i believe that the sheriff's current response is nothing other than than straight up