connecticut. ross spotted a 17-year-old teenage girl walking to her boyfriend's house. michael malchik was a homicide detective with the connecticut state police. >> tammy williams was the first connecticut victim. >> i saw her walking along the side of the road. i followed her. i grabbed her and dragged her to the side of the pond. i raped her, and then i strangled her and put her -- threw her into the pond when i was done. >> debra taylor, his second victim, met her demise in the danielson town green. >> around midnight, debbie taylor had had a fight with her husband concerning a broken down vehicle they were in. and she was sitting here in the park, and michael was driving around, and he saw her apparently distraught, and he offered her a ride home. instead of giving her a ride home, instead he drove her to a cornfield in canterbury where he sexually assaulted her, murdered her and threw her in a river bed and left her. >> remarkably, ross continued hiding behind a mask of normality. underneath

our sister station in connecticut has been in contact with connecticut state police. they say the driver of the bus that was pulled over just not long ago was told to bring that bus back to new york. now, it has been cleared after being pulled over. it's unclear if it's part of the investigation into what happened here. we do know that detectives from the nypd did travel to connecticut overnight. let's show you some video now of the bus that was detained. it was a skyliner. on it, it says ck tours incorporated, from flushing. it's a skyliner bus that area around 8:00 last night. police from the 109th precinct responded to a call of someone being struck here around 8:30 last night. they discovered a woman with severe body trauma lying in the street. she was later pronounced dead. we spoke to a woman who actually got out of her car after noticing the victim on the street and said it appeared that the body had been there for several minutes. >> so i left the car right there, actually, you know. and i immediately ran over there, in the other lane, and i saw it's a body. >

connecticut's state police plan to arrest him today on double murder charges. hiavs girlfriend was charged with conspiracy last week after the bodies of his parents were found in weston. pshe was arraigned yesterday. she's being held on $2 million il. a>>> terrifying story here. police are looking at surveillance vidic showing a violent robbery at an east harlem hardware store. five masked men rushed into a store and pistol whipped the store owner as his 10-year-old son begged for mercy. his son and he has an employee also, they were led into the basement, the crooks stole $1,000 from the register along with cell phones and wallets. >>> in brooklyn ther yo a man killing who shot a man during a deli robbery. the man was t shot in the chest d he later died. this happened at 5906 food and deli store. there was also a second suspect wearing a black sweatshirt in rthe surveillance video. >>> what caused a fire in patterson that sent ten people to the street. cell phone video shows flames pouring out of the roof on one home on east main street and quickly spreading t

nbc connecticut max reece reports. >> reporter: most school buses in connecticut are like this one, they don't have seat belts. >> overall, it's proven to be one of the safest vehicles. >> reporter: costs about 15 grand per bus was always the biggest point against the belts. but now leslie sheldon with the connecticut school transportation association says the group is open to a conversation about seat belts. >> you compromise the safety of the bus and the seat if you retrofit a school bus. if it's not seat belt ready from the manufacturer, every time you take the seat out of the floor, you compromise. >> reporter: just two weeks ago the federal authority on highway safety saying if they're needed in cars, they're needed on buses. according to the group, out of 42,000 motor vehicle deaths each year, six are school-age children on school buses. there are 450,000 school buses on the roads in this country. parents say the see belts are a necessity. >> a lot safer if they have seat belts in my opinion. >> reporter: they'd even be okay with a local tax hike to pay for them. >> might as well b

. >>> we have new information night in the case of the connecticut couple whose bodies were found last week. me'vdical examiners say that jeffrey and jeanette maven died of multiple gun shot woupds. they disappeared on august 4th. their remains were found last thursday. police charged their son with murder earlier this week. >>> today, mournersgatored for the wake of a little girl and her grandfather killed in a family and friends paid their respects. they were killed saturday when an out of control car jumped a curb and slammed into them as they were trick or treating. the mother says the family and family togetherness has been key to elping her survive such an unexpected and cruel loss. >> in terms of celebrating her life, we're happy she was able to lead a good life and my family's going to support me, my children and let us get through the rest of this. >> the funerals will be held tomorrow. the third victim in a halloween tragedy was laid to rest wednesday. >>> new at 55:30, police need your help to find the man who exposed himself to a young girl on a bronx city bus. we're going

we just learned nypd investigators travelled to connecticut overnight. that bus was stopped in madison heading to fox woods casino. the hit-and-run happened last night in flushing. >>> meanwhile, nj transit is bringing back some of the late night, early morning trains that were cut back in september. they're the 12:56 a.m. train out train from dover to hoboken. that new schedule will take effect sunday. >>> today parents across new their frustrations about common core standards. several public hearings are taking place, including some here in our area. nbcnewyork.com. >>> and the american museum of national history approved a addition. this now has to be approved by the city, but look at this. looks fascinating. this could happen as early as 2019. i was just at the museum with some young nieces and nephews. it's such a fantastic place. place to visit. i think we don't visit it enough here. sort of on that school trip, right, when you're a kid. >> field trip. >> i got to go more often because i chaperoned my kids' trips. >> you're right. it's that and vis

one person became sick in connecticut. the cucumbers are linked to mexico and six cases were reported in new york. 71 people got sick since october 14th bringing that total number of cases to 838. >>> more trouble for volkswagen as a lawmaker from our area pushes for the car maker to payback customers affected by its emission cheating scandal. and better go to about a -- better to lynda baquero for extra money for holidays. >> more bad news for volkswagen. environmental protection agency says so-called emission cheating software is on more diesel models. connecticut senator richard blumenthal surging vw to buy back cars at a fair market value. it's an offer already being made to some car owners in europe. here they are offering a goodwill gesture worth $1,000. meantime as the giving and buying season cks into gear. levi strauss is showing you how to ship clothes to goodwill. if you need extra spending money foz thislholiday, kiplinger says sell unwanted electronics. get paid for your opinions. join a focus group and earn b

at 5:30 do we have to talk about 2 inches of rain for connecticut and long island. will it dry out by friday? and how about sunday? more on that and the blustery conditions that will come in the seven-day forecast after 5:30. back to you for now. >>> syrian refugees forced to come to connecticut when another state is forcing them to turn away. >>> and the daughter of a well known cookbook author hit and killed by a car in the hamptons talking about the frustrations over the driver only facing a misdemeanor. >> and how much money the nta allicot,. >>> well, we all know the nutcracker, and now a look at >> yes. the chi cow ski production that will put you in the holiday spirit in the most unexpected way. it first launched last year and it was so successful in its first run it is back and also going on tour. tchaikovsky nutcracker has a modern twist. this is not a ballet but a hip hop version conceived here at the united palace of culture arts in washington heights and is inspired by the neighborhood. hip hop. classical, boom, boom! jennifer weber is the choreographer

no problems 95 in connecticut. let's take a look at the bqe, an accident, as you approach can't you have two lanes blocked these down, traffic flow this morning fine. as for trains things are running on or close to schedule. juliet: in less than an hour voters head to the polls. to the turnout is expected to be light but there are some important balance the need to be cast in the garden state. teresa priolo joins us from our polling place. she is on long island. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. there are any bunch of interesting races going on especially here on long island. let's talk about this one in nassau county which is considered a dead heat, one thing everybody knows for sure, that next be a will be female but what her name is we don't know. the big issues here as they are on staten island happened to be the police relations with the community, the issue of apps and corruption by our elected leaders. voters around our area will be turning out to have their say in a number of highly contested local races

>> e have a new problem for connecticut commuters. an accident heading southbound on the connecticut turnpike out by exit 20. trache takes out at least two lanes re. everybody is bottlenecking to get through. delays already back into bridgeport. extremely heavy delays on the connecticut turnpike. in addition to that, delays bu beilding on the long island expressway westbound because of an accident in the hov lane. this is just after exit 41. heading into exit 40. another spot where will you see a slow ride. got word of a disabled vehicle on the upper level of that blocks the right lane. and chopper 4 over the gowanus, where this accident has been out there for quite a bit. ading eastbound into the 38th street area. blocks a lane or two just extremely heavy delays. they go back ast the merge. ternate side of the street parking rules are in effect day. moidre weather and traffic coming up e on the fours. >>> 6:18 right now. degrees out. today the republican presidential candidatet are crisscrossing ite country campaigning before tomorro

a father, mother, and young sop will have a home in connecticut. the governor said because they're refugees, they're not allowed in there. they were supposed to arrive in indianapolis today. it's more than half of the states not accepting them. >>> a money who admitted to attacking a truck driver will make his first appearance. only "news4" has video of this asauchlt he surrendering. he was angry. he punched the driver in the face. it was the 6 th attack on a metrobus driver this year. >>> also a former prince george's county teacher could get 25 years in a prison sentence. brown had sex with a 17-year-old girl in a boys locker room back at the time of the homecoming in 2013. >>> we're working to learn more about what led up to this accident but be're told the driver did stay on scene. it was the sign of a deadly crash involving a church bus last week. four people died in that accident. >>> it could be a big step in improving the metro. they're expected to vote for paul wiedefeld. metro officialers don't see any problems. right now the fred real tr

still to come -- a lottery scandal in connecticut. why one game is being suspended. >>> this could be the news bway riders hwant to hear. we'll tell you what's being done now to speed up, yes, speed up, a mega project. it's still years away. you're watching "today in new >>> welcome back. 4:53. it is 55 degrees out, friday morning. friday the 13th. that stuff doesn't bother us. that's silly, silly. >> chris, there's a young man named chucky here to see you. >> nice. >> we've already signed him in with security. >> he's waiting for you. >> came in walking under a ladder with a black cat under his arm? let's complete the whole picture. weather won't be a problem other than the wind. winds could gust to 40 miles an hour later. be cognizant of your surroundings with strong winds. sunshine mixing with clouds. upper 50s for the high. 40 in the city tonight. with the winds gusts over 30 miles an hour, that 40 will feel the 30s and feel like the 20s in the suburbs. >> what? >> bundle up. >> what? >> i didn't mention anything floating in the a

that's all western connecticut by the way. all of the spots of yellow and orange, heavier downpours coming into connecticut and into massachusetts in the next few hours. along the same front. future cast shows the building up front expapbtding its coverage. at 10:30 tonight when i'm talking to you, we'll be talking about heavier rains, heaviest tracking our way coming through wooster through the 2:00 in the morning hour where the back edge is coming through the city and then into boston, watch this, more developing to our south riding up along the front, poised to come into the south shore during the morning drive. the worst of it. sherry will be here tracking that. scooting off shore by 9:00 in the morning, until then, it will be coming down hard in the south shores. that's where the heavy rain threat is. we are seeing some gusts up to 20 miles an hour, thunderstorms, a lower threat, but not totally zero front off shore, friday by 11:00 30. everybody even nantucket getting out of there. until then, we'll see some sun breaking

there is back to the west in connecticut. so we'll get into a little steadier shower activity and some downpours as we head into the evening. and visibility okay for some of us. look at wooster right now, a quarter mile visibility with fog. and the temperatures, even though in the 40s right now, will continue to rise right on through the evening hours ahead of the front. so it is a gradual process through the course of the evening with additional showers through the evening drive. and if you zoom out the view, and you'll see the showers' back to the west in connecticut and a few in pennsylvania. look at the big counterclockwise spin. it is still snowing right now in parts of northern wisconsin and minnesota. that gusty wind behind it too. you'll feel it tomorrow. morning. but we see wind gusts over 40 miles an hour. this is not just along the coast but across the board there could be a late day sprinkle. rain showers change to snow showers in western new england. saturday a lot of sunshine but a gusty breeze. sunday looks lik

the polls are open in new york, new jersey, and connecticut. notably in new jersey, the notably in new jersey, the entire state assembly up for election or reelection. >> juliet: police are looking for help to find and i tell a man who disappeared after running the new york city marathon. he came from italy. last seen on sunday just after crossing the finish line. >> ben: mary diblasio's approval raining are at an all-time low. just 38% of new yorkers approve of his job performance. he job performance. he is midway through his four-year term. i am been summa no. >> juliet: election day, polls polls open about 30 minutes ago. get out there boat. >> mike: good morning to you both. it feels pretty nice, it's a little cooler than it was yesterday at the same time. these are still above normal temperatures, temps are getting used to the cooler temps. 51 degrees in central park, 45 in newark, newark, allentown at 38 degrees and 43 degrees in we about three-6 degrees cooler high pressures and control. we'll see sunny skies, 58 x nine a.m., 68 by noon,

this construction cleared off the connecticut turnpike northbound at exit 16 up to 17. you can still see that we have a little bit of a delay as you make you're way into that spot. nothing too terrible. bqe northeast ramp to the brooklyn bridge is closed down. street cleaning rules are in effect. lori over to you. >> thank you. >>> it's 5:32. we have new information this morning about the deadly attacks in paris. a french official just confirmed that a man who may have been involved has turned himself into police. over night authorities launched six new raids in belgium. in the meantime it's still unclear this morning if the mastermind behind the attacks was killed during raids yesterday. back here at home you're going to notice ramped up security around popular destinations following the release of a threatening isis video. dray clark is live now precautions in place. good morning dray. >> reporter: good morning, lori. this is the new normal at least for now. a noticeable police presence and a heightened sense of awareness. there's no known credible or specific threat

bridgeport connecticut. democrat joe ganum is trying to get his job back despite seven miyears in prison on a corruption charge. staten island there's an open at for district attorney. democrat michael mcmahon is ttling republican joan i wila luen illuzzi. you can follow your local races by logging on to our website, nbcnewyork.com. get results as they come in. >> time for weather and traffic on the 4ed. chris said we will go for today's weather. >> sunshine. >> and? >> above normal temperatures. >> for everyone. >> kennedy. we'r looking at chilly temperatures. it osty, tdeed. talking about 30s.few local 40s. the city is still in theeyow 50s. nice deep blue sky throughout. plenty of sunshine. big recovery for the temperatures. tricky day on how to dress. definitely need the jacket in the suburbs. >>mpe atures heating into the low 70s as it will in the city. clear, quiet evening into the cities. cooled down to 51 degrees. beautiful day. sunset will string out on the first forecast. 68 at noon, 71 at 3:00 and

a lot of them live in connecticut. i don't have any fear that there is going to be a rapid diminution in the amount of money that c.e.o.'s are making, but at least those companies will pay taxes on those exorbitant salaries. we'll be able to use that money to make sure that their customers, the people that are buying the goods that these big companies make, actually have the purchasing power with which to enter and be active in the economy. and i guess that's the piece of economics that i'll end on here. by putting $50 more a month into the hands of frail, poor seniors and disabled, you are providing an enormous economic benefit to the economy because all of that money is going to go into the economy. let me tell you what a senior living at or below the poverty line is going to do at $50 a month. they're going to put it into food. they're going to put it into medicine. they're going to put it into main street businesses. the fact is when you instead decide to subsidize salaries of above a million dollars, that money is

central connecticut. all of this shifting to the east. so we will leave showers in the forecast through the morning. associated with this upper-level low. but then we should see the clouds break amart a little bit through afternoon. that's going to warm the temperatures up. so here we go. 8:00 a couple of showers still around. by 10:00, they're around boston, the south shore, the cape. by 12:00 just hanging on to the cape. clearing out elsewhere. that will be the case through the afternoon. so temperatures warming into the low 60's, mid 60's by tuesday. how about the low 70's by thursday? >>> welcome back to "good morning america." investigators are scouring the dessert in the sinai peninsula for clues of what caused a russian jet liner to come crashing down. killed. >>> chipotle has temporarily closed a dozens of stores out after an abundance of caution. >>> and american pharoah at the breeders cup on saturday. i have met american pharoah, he's an impressive beast. >>> good morning, america on this november 1st, some of the stories that

i've got a lot of people in connecticut that are making $20 million. but if we are really being good stewards of the taxpayers' dollars, we should be wary of those that are making their fortune off of the federal dole. and that's what's happening today. and so senator durbin, i just wanted to add to this conversation a note on accountability. because that used to be one of the things that united republicans and democrats t. used to be, frankly the republicans, i'll admit cared more about accountability when it caims to came to federal dollars than democrats did sometimes. it was republicans in the second bush administration that started putting a lot of strings attached to education dollars that were flowing out of washington to make sure that there was actually quality attached to the money that was coming from u.s. federal taxpayers. but that era seems to be over. and unfortunately, we don't have a bipartisan consensus on accountability. we're about to approve a budget which a lot of republicans and a lot of democrats will vote for that will send $14

connecticut, long island, maybe the jersey shore. we can have a few extra hours of very heavy rainfall really pumping up some of the rainfall totals. it looks like everything is progressive enough and just some early clouds on friday and then the sun is back. but remember the rainfall totals we were thinking closer to about an inch of rainfall. and now they really kind of beefed up to over two inches east of new york city. so we'll have to see if the trend continues, it may be just progressive enough we all get an inch of rainfall but we'll have to watch this this trend late tomorrow into the evening you remember to: meanwhile, here's the accuweather forecast, on friday we clear things out and 58 not bad. saturday is probably the better half of the weekend. there's a mix of clouds and sun but chilly air and the big winds still off to the west at that point. on sunday, it's 48. there's an early shower but 48 probably feels like closer to 40 because of some of the gusty winds. the coldest time is probably sunday night into monday. wher

this is stan in greenwich, connecticut, says it's 57 degrees. summer day. i know, it really was unbelievably mild. tons of sunshine. a few falling temperatures as we head into new jersey, this is harold in jackson and he says it's 41 degrees where he is so certainly things are starting to cool down. live look outside, not looking too bad, we have an increase in cloud cover so we'll call it mostly cloudy and 58 degrees. right now wind out of the southwest at 10 miles per hour. so here's what we have for our headlines. clouds are increasing and they have been for several hours. we are expecting showers here the next couple hours. you'll need that umbrella on saturday. cool temperatures ahead, a cold front is going to move through. 64 degrees? we won't see that. 64 was our high today. that puts us a full 14 degrees above the normal. not a record however. 72 is the record, clearly we didn't hit that today. no complaints, earlier we had sunshine, now we're watching the clouds really move in. it does keep things relatively mild overnight but of course part of thi

. >> adam: a connecticut teacher is off the job after a violent incident involving a student. >> kim: then in one hour refusing to budge, a new hampshire man desperate water park. >> adam: playing in a post-apocalyptic boston. >> adam: the video game with familiar sights that gamers are pretty excited to see. >> kim: keeping a watch on breaking news. protestors marching to statehouse. police are allowing it protesting. we'll follow it and bring you more coming up with us >> kim: a police chase in oklahoma comes to a crashing end. tough to watch. we see the moment when a car slams into a police cruiser. you can hear him telling her to stop. the officer is okay. >> adam: police say there was no question about the drives' intention. they say she had her sights set on the officer. christa del camp with the dramatic video. >> reporter: as she drives through the entrance to this elementary school officer matt is in the middle of a high-speed chase. he stops to place down strike strips but the car coming at him is going nearly 50 miles an hour. limited. >> stop, stop! >> reporter: the chase

still light over long island and connecticut. take advantage of that. during the evening hours this run of the mill looking batch of rainfall gets activated by this cold front. it will be a trend through the evening hours, the rain strengthens. we don't have to worry about that rain over the carolinas. we have to watch out for that batch ending in dc. our short range computer models insists on it getter heavier. by 6:00 heavy pockets of rain fall and peaking by 9:00 or 10:00. at 11:00 when we're on the heaviest rain will be on new york city. by midnight it's about connecticut and long island and then it will move east ward. not too long after the rain ends the skies begin to clear from west to east. i think many areas could pick up an inch of rainfall. breezy and brighter tomorrow. that rain leaves way before dawn. we're at 58 tomorrow, a little breezy, maybe 56 is a better number. look at the what happened, saturday is a decent day with high pressure and 52. look at that low over the hudson valley. chicago may get 3 to 6 inches of snowfall with that lo

a few days later, he actually talked to a reporter from nbc connecticut. >> it's ridiculous, appalling. it went harder than usual. like people, i don't know why they got to do stuff like this. >> police say that he and the teenager admitted they were drung when they knocked over the head stones. >>> in news4 your health tonight, researchers say tape worms can transfer cancerous tumors to humans. this is the first time a parasite has been found to spread cancer. 75 million people are infected with tape worms worldwide. >>> comes up, how to tell if you're doing enough to protect yourself from identity theft and simple steps you can take today to lower your risk. >>> and an eighth grade home work assignment in new jersey that has parents furious. we'll tell you why next. >>> lest holt has a look at what he's working on tonight. >>> coming up at 6:30 on "nbc nightly news," the u.s. studying possible next steps in aviation security after evidence points to a boss blg bomb behind the crash of the russian jetliner in egypt. >>> president bush unloads on >>> coming up on news4 at 6:00, who fir

but new jersey and connecticut did better new jersey 49, and kent 45. >> way to go new jersey sl. >> ranking from wallt hub.com. >> 49 -- wshd 50th probably hawaii? >> same thing. >> i don't know. >> colorado. >> colorado usually up there on those kinds of lists. >> i would say ka california but big. >> like this in northern california. >> true. >> basketball xhooks in cleveland taking on lebron james cavs in second quarter, james does not like the cavs new t-shirt style uniforms, going to miss 3 pointer goes incredible hulk on jersey tearing it apart in fourth, economics down by 7 carmelo going to beat rebron in paints, 2 of 17 on night new york -- down by 5, lebron was too much, moments later -- from four out gets the bucket to go 23 points for him, as the cavs beat knickss 96-86 finalizing score,nets in at quarternets up by one, lopez the politic here, that hills the other way, watch him finish with a jam 27 on the night. lopez. nets up 3. fourth quarter, hawkish up by, off the steal -- there going to -- millsap the dunk heart attacks 101-87, fifth straight loss starts season wors

. >> reporter: connecticut state police were asked by new york city police. that was around madison, connecticut. about 3:45 a.m. this one, that bus was released. here on scene, very, very busy. police are still on scene attempting to make sense that what happened here. here is video as the scene was unfolding yesterday. the woman was hit here on main street. she dies here before they could transport her to the hospital. who she is, we do not know. police are hoping to gain her identity he had a very busy intersection. have not seen a lot of people flying through. maybe due to the configuration of the intersection. there are a lot of different streetlights. a lot of the hickey alert anybody who may try to cross the street. anybody who may be waiting here for a bus. we do not know what this woman was doing. we only know that it was a private charter. we do not know where it was headed to. such a populated area with a lot of businesses. the police will be looking at those cameras to try to piece together what happened here. the nypd police camera is on that lif

those kids so happy. >>> thanksgiving still not over but it's already christmas in one community in connecticut. >> neighbors are celebrating the holiday early for a little girl fighting cancer. eyewitness news reporter sandra bookman has the story. >> reporter: the inflatable santa is up and all around eastline. so are the brightly colored christmas lights. >> we told her in a few days it really starts picking up. she's really excited about that. >> reporter: matt says it puts a smile on his 9-year-old daughter maddy's face. she's battling cancer for the third time. >> we turned over every stone trying to find what could work. it's nothing else we can do now. >> reporter: up against time, the family decided christmas would come early this year, celebrating with maddy and her siblings this weekend. >> people caught wind of what we were doing and said we're going to do christmas early for them too. >> reporter: now plenty of others are putting out their decorations early so this little girl can enjoy the holidays, essentially lighting up for maddy. >> we've been following the story and it was im

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>> this is a connecticut troop. with the badge of life studying outcomes. >> what is the number one cause of death for police officers in this country? >> suicide. >> but that is the tip of the iceberg. undernea underneath the iceberg is depression, anxiety, p.t.s.d. outline those things. >> these are fores on schedule. >> we call it the wounded. >> he was soon back in uniform. a few months later he was on the scene of another shooting. the symptoms of p.t.s.d. came roaring back and his job

tonight we've learned he's from stanford, connecticut, a relative telling me he's a good kid. >> you can see the secret service as they swarmed the white house from the roof to the ground, chasing down a man who climbed over the fence. draped in an american flag the white house says this man is joseph caputo. witnesses outside describe a chaotic scene as he sailed an eight-foot spiked fence. the first family was having thanksgiving dinner inside. >> he's climbing. >> i wasm.limb ing. >> like crazy, what's going on in. >> n, s 4 investigates that the man you see in this video is his family is in stamford. in 2011 a local online newspapers profiled caputo as a student with asperger's syndrome. at the time he was a senior at naugatuck high school and the article called him an inspiration. >> any time successfully jumps the fence no question there's a level danger to the first family. the climb captured on social media caused the white house to go into lockdown mode for hours as the secret service combed the grounds. this type of security scare has happened in the past. a year ago a man

when i widen out, you'll see heavier rains moving through new york city into southwest connecticut. so the timeline will place the leading edge of that into wooster around 8:00. by about 11:00, getting close to boston, with real heavy downpours around the connecticut river valley. tomorrow morning's commute, especially the first half, along i-95 and points east and southeast, could be extremely wet. by the latter part of the morning commute, then it looks like the rains will shift toward cape ann and by -- cape cod and by lunchtime be offshore. things could be slowed down during tomorrow morning's commute. skies will clear later on tomorrow. the winds could pick up, in the wee hours of the morning, there may be strong gusts, probably not quite as much as this model indicates but you maybe hearing those strong winds. a child rape suspect is now accused of stealing more than a dozen high-powered weapons. jack harper is live in wooster. jack? reporter: we are in cambridge. that is where this young man, james walker morales, is from. he had issues here. it was his latest arrest that end

just edging into southwestern connecticut at this time. that is the area that seems to be centering around new jersey at this time, moving to new york. that initial batch is going to be more for western portions of massachusetts and may be up to worcester over the next several hours or a few hours from now. but there is more that is down to the south. while this initial patch stays west of boston, this patch is not. that is going to head more up toward southern u england and eastern parts. that is what comes in late tonight into the first part of tomorrow. here is a look at future cast. it could be a spot shower at any time. but somewhat steadier rain could be approaching worcester by 8:00 tonight. approaching boston by about 11:00. but by then, heavier downpours in southern new hampshire, southern vermont, the worcester hills tom of the connecticut river valley. that progresses eastward. if you are part of the early part of the morning commute tomorrow, you should expect a long i-94 som -- 95, heavy downpours and the rumble of thunder. as

a wealthy connecticut couple killed and their son charged and tonight his girlfriend denies having anything to do with it. but investigators say text messages paint a different picture. yet another twist in the disappearance and murder of jeffrey and jeannette. deborah was there as the suspect's girlfriend faced a judge. >> showing no emotion, 31-year-old jennifer stood before a judge. valliant is charged with conspiracy to commit murder and hindering prosecution in jazfrey and jeannette who had been missing since early august. >> we have had numerous contacts with the police department over the last several months and she has maintained that she had nothing to do with this. >> reporter: after months of questions over what happened to tthe mavins, their bodies ere mdiscovered last we k wrapped in a blue tarp and plastic contra ctor bags behind this abandoned home in westin. a series of teht messages between her and her boyfriend kyle mavin who are facing murder charges in the case. highlighted a strain relationship between kyle and his parents, including talk of taking them down and taking

police in connecticut believe they have found the bus responsible. eyewitness news reporter kala rama live at the scene in flushing. kala? >> reporter: ken i can tell you after reviewing that surveillance video, police sent out what could be on the lookout for to state troopers across new york and connecticut. well troopers in connecticut thought they spotted a bus matching the terrific in -- matching the description in madison county. they pulled it over and overnight state police examined the bus for several hours. we don't know where that bus is now, but we just know that it matched the description of what new york police were looking for. as for the woman killed in the hit and run crash, she still has not been identiffed here. take a look at this scene from late last night there. that woman police say suffered severe trauma after being hit by this tourist bus. the woman was crossing main street near kissena boulevard not in the crosswalk when she was hit. investigators have video they were reviewing and there was a possibility the driver didn't k

between connecticut and long island. >> that's expensive. but in the long run i think it's the way to go. to come up withen an gray -- with an agreement by the 20th. >>> new jersey transit released a statement saying that not getting the money will seriously affect capital improvements, including renovations at the elizabeth train station. lawmakers from our area including senator robert menendez are sending a letter urging the congress to restore the transit funds. >>> protests took place around the country today as workers demand an increase in minimum wages to $15 an hour for all employees. hundreds of workers rallied this afternoon into the night. protesters took to the streets in downtown brooklyn and in har len today. the new york -- harp -- harlem and the new york in workers will earn $15 an hour by the year 2018. by the year 2021. >>> mayor deblasio, city council members may soon be genting a pay raise. a published report said the council is asking for a hefty one while changing the rules on how much they can earn. here's more from c

most of connecticut in connecticut right now. every drop is badly needed. tomorrow 54 degrees. a mini warm-up. you won't really feel it until friday after some morning showers. much milder getting close to 60 degrees. not as cold clouding over tonight, 35 and 43 and tomorrow 53 to 57 degrees. cloudy and breezy with showers arriving late and maybe a couple of race of sun, but not really crazy about that idea either. saturday 54. sunday about 50 degrees after this mini warm-up. our temperatures will slide, they go down but don't stay down. maybe a little bit of a moderation just before thanksgiving. i'll see you at 5:00. >> sounds good, thanks so much, pete. let's get a check of the ride home, here's joe stapleton with an update. >> southbound on the expressway dealing with a crash down around granite avenue. we just picked up this one, too, northbound on the expressway by the furnaceburg parkway. three or four cars involved in the breakdown lane with those flashing lights adding to the traffic you don't usual see on the northbound side of that freeway. southbound down by the gas

a connecticut man accused of killing his own parents. phil: investigators say he did not act alone. the plan he hatched with his girlfriend and the ultimatum that sparked it. jc: she was out for a walk in manchester, but now there is new suspicions. threatening to no show future made. jc: and a dentist's office is collecting the extra candy for a good cause and their plan to geico motorcycle, >> you're watching newscenter 5 at 5:00. phil: a medical problem may have caused a deadly halloween crash in new york city. police say no drugs or alcohol were found in the driver's system at the time of the crash. they think he may have had a seizure. the car jumped a curb toward trick-or-treaters in the bronx killing a 10-year-old girl and her grand freer. a 24-year-old man was also killed. the driver has not been charged. phil: a connecticut woman accused of conspiring with her boyfriend to kill her parents appeared in court. jennifer valentine faces conspiracy to commit murder and hindering prosecution. they were found on friday night, nearly two months after they disappeared. their son kyl

the polls close at 8:00 connecticut. >>> good fences might make good neighbors. but that saying backfired on a long island homeowner. the town says he disturbed a sacred burial ground when he built his fence. >> also, signed and sealed a big contract inked today with the mets. otis livingston with who is guaranteed to be at citi field next year. >> and the mets fan might be thinking twice about this tattoo. lonnie? >> okay. outside right now, outside cbs at 69, but downtown, new york city 70 degrees. the 60s right outside the city. and then we have some 50s setting up. how warm is it going to be tomorrow? we'll talk about that in just a bit. >>> coming up on the "cbs evening news," a huge fine for tacoma airbags. charlie rose working a long day today in for scott pelley tonight. >> we are going to lead the broadcast with the latest on takata. they were hit with a massive fine for their deadly airbags but what many want to know is when the problem will be fixed. we'll have the story just news." we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at can

that's the message from new haven connecticut police. if you don't lock your doors... >> cars will be checked for visible vawnls. >> reporter: and if they see one, they'll take it. leave a note and you can pick it up at the station property room. >> i think it might work. >> it seems odd. >> why? >> i don't know an interesting way to combat crime, i guess. >> seems a little invasive. i'm a little uncomfortable with the idea. >> reporter: the city says there's a caretaker provision in connecticut state law that allows them to do it. >> there is an exemption in standard search warrant provisions to allow for this caretaker action. >> reporter: and with the holidays coming, they typically see a spike in car burglaries. that's what they hope to stop with this pilot program. but is it invasive? >> i suppose that would be part of the feedback that we get and the trial will reflect that. the results of this pilot program. >> reporter: john williams says police are the ones who should letter a lesson here. >> what they're doing here in my judgme

and stay with his mother in connecticut and undergo mental health services. the d.m.v. office in arlington is closing. find how the impact it will have at "abc7 news at 6:00". kellye: tow companies operating in montgomery county have to play by a new set of rules. there were 30,000 cases of predatory towing but a new law has them stopping use spotters to target illegal parkers. they now have to request every tow in writing. >> the terms are not longer responding to a property owner requesting that a car be towed. they were turning the shopping center to the fishing holes. >> they were signage everywhere. you willfully come. kellye: the tow companies have to have personnel available 24/7 to retrieve vehicles and accept credit cards. it's on the website wjla.com. leon: speaking of cars, self-driving cars. made their way to northern virginia. today the out mated cars were tested out of i-95. it was done in a controlled demonstration. it's the first time it's tested on a highway. the self-driving cars are not available to the public but it could change. the officials are re

new york city, long island, connecticut coast, lower hudson valley. for veterans day it's 59 with rain leaving early. then clouds trying to break. on thursday we'll get right back in to some light rain. i think it will be spared from the morning commute. i think from 9:00, 10:00 in the morning through early evening there will be periods of light rain. about a quarter of an inch. as we go in to late week it's all about the sun coming back but gusty winds. friday and saturday. worst cases there's some extra clouds on friday afternoon with a stray shower in the catskills but for the most part it's just about wind. same thing on saturday. i think sunday is the better half for the weekend. more sunshine, lighter wind and a couple degrees milder. pretty close to normal. if you notice in to early next week, we're not getting that chill. 60 on monday, 62 on tuesday. just looking at the long range now, i think we're waiting till thanksgiving till we really get a cold shot of air. >> can you imagine? >>> yes, of course, these time. to you. but there are plenty

it's over connecticut? >> it was teeming. east of the city now and will be gone by dawn. visibility near the george washington bridge. it's still pretty low. it will be an easier ride tomorrow morning. bit of a across breeze coming in out of the northwest. 63. so balmy right now and the low is 57. inch and a half of rainfall, still above average. there are your sunrise and sunset times. it will be a pretty friday. even when the front has gone through, the rapidly. it will be fairly mild for november in the mid 50s but we're in the low 60s right now and the cold air is lagging way chicago. that's the type of chill that will try to get to us saturday night in to sunday and monday. any clouds over the east end of breeze. day. middle 50s. probably feeling like about 50 degrees or so. air is dryer and gusty breeze. there's the heavy rain right now over bridgeport. it's back down to babylon. this will go through suffolk county. your rainfall amounts have been light. still a down to sandy hook. westchester, putnam, fairfield counties, still light to moderate rainfall drying out

has shifted to connecticut and long island. still lighter rains in new york city. it's ended over western new jersey. last drops in the city right 12:30, 1:00. then finally we're dry by dawn with the skies clearing out. heavy rain will linger over long island and connecticut the next few hours but for all of us it's dry by dawn. that balmy wind is going to turn brisk. weekend chill. >>> new at 11:00, we're hearing from the woman rear ended from a new jersey state trooper now charged with driving drunk. the incident caught on dash cam and what this woman has to say is more than disturbing. n.j. burkett near the scene off the garden state parkway. >> rest area in the garden state parkway where a minor accident has become a major problem for a new jersey state trooper. the accident happened last month but the dashcam video has just now been released and the motorist is speaking out tonight for the >> he had a gun and he was drunk. he was in a lot of trouble. >> reporter: weeks later kim wilson is too shaking. her car has just been rear ended by a new jersey state poli

across the sound in to connecticut. that's moving eastward, heading you will see heavy rain in stony brook centerreach and holbrooke as it moves to the east. so far for parts of long island the most you see is a half inch in farmingdale. off ways to go. may get an inch of rain before this is said and done. you have seen soefr an inch of rain, one and a third in danbury, one and a half in white plains. over an inch in monticello since midnight. caldwell about an inch or just under that. teterboro, near an inch, as well. even in the city in central park over an inch of rain has come down. i will have the details on tomorrow's forecast and might see more rain for the weekend. that's coming up next. back to you. >>> you can tr k the rain on the news 4 new york app. select the weather tab. you'll see the latest forecast, interactive radar and directions how you can submit your own weather video. the news 4 new york app is >>> the terror attacks in paris. the ring leader behind the massacre is dead tonight. one key isis opera

>> -- ordered him to undergo a psychological evaluation in connecticut. he is inside his mother's home and that was a specific thing that the judge talked about between 8:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. and he also ordered him to stay away from the district of columbia. last monday 23-year-old joseph caputo posted this picture of himself posing in front of the white house. this monday -- >> joe, why did he jump the fence? >> he walked with his mother, friends and secret service agents to federal court where he pled not guilty to jumping the white house fence. >> his attorney says caputo rewrote the constitution which was in a binder he had in his mouth when he jumped. his client wanted the government to see his document. >> he is a politically conscious young man and some of the things he wrote in his re-written constitution of sorts include the need for change in education, separation of powers, voting and that type of thing. >> reporter: instead caputo was arrested and carried off by secret service officers when he landed on the north lawn. according to court doc

the best is to use new hampshire or connecticut. you're not going to be able to get to this grid for the next time being. guys? >> melissa, thank you. 6:47. tensions are high in france. the terrorist attack killed more than 129 people and injured more than 300. threats continue around the country and they coto mourn there. "news4's" angie goff has the latest on more than 100 raids that wrapped up a few hours ago. angie? >> that's right. french police did dozens of raids across the country. 7 are arrests and more than 100 under house arrest following the raids at more than 168 locations. you're looking at video. police seized an arsenal of weapons. now we're getting word from a na nato spokesperson. they may revoke article 5 which states an attack on one ally is an attack on all allies. this was only invoked once before following the 9/11 terror attacks. also we learned there be be a moment of silence held at nato headquarters at noon today. aaron? >> thank you. britain's government says it's doubles security. >> 6:49. we're told the

new jersey and connecticut. we will have a wrap-up for you on eyewitness news at 11:00 and at abcny7. >>> well, the calendar says november but it feels more like september with temperatures rocketing past 70 degrees at one point. meteorologist bill evans in the weather center with a look at the accuweather forecast. >> well, david and shirleen, it is election day. i went and voted. i voted the straight weather ticket. temperatures here at noontime are right around 68. at the park, 72 paristown. -- morristown. our normal average high is 58 degrees, already 10, 12 degrees warmer than that. the winds continue to be out of the southwest a bit. light and kind of variable to calm and the humidities are way low. a great ride on the ferry. if you're going to be going back and forth from manhattan west side or down towards staten island and jersey city. we're going to talk about how long this 70-degree weather lasts and we need to take a peek at cooler weather on the way in your accuweather david? -- just a moment. david

but when she lives in connecticut for the past year, connecticut police took over. anyone who sees anything like this to report it. we have it up on our facebook page and at myfoxboston.com. >>> an ancient bottle of beer pulled from the ocean floor in nova scotia and could be as old with one very special purpose, to be deemed -- to be dumped, that is, into boston harbor. >> this is the first time we had east india tea from the original company that sparked the american revolution. i mean, the east india tea company was so powerful throughout the colony, and today we are working hand in hand for december 16 when we throw the tea into boston harbor. >> daniel: the boston tea party was one of the most important event leading up to the american revolution. the re-enactment every december 16 and starts at 6 p.m. >>> >>> we continue to follow breaking news overseas. the brand-new warning from the u.s. government of an imminent attack in the middle east. >>> the big story of the morning. field with >>> right now at 5:00, patriots fans holding their collective breath this m