breaking news off of the top tonight, on your left a shooting rampage at a colorado clinic. three people are dead, including a police officer and nine people are wounded.

stepping up security at the planned parenthood on commonwealth avenue. that suspect is alive and in custody and bomb technicians are sweeping the building and the parking lot there for possible explosions. >> we just learned the name of the police officer who was killed. 44-year-old garrett swasey. he wored for the university of colorado colorado springs police department. >> reporter: boston police have been keeping close watch all of planned parenthood. this is in response to the carnage in colorado springs. >> multiple shots fired, building. >> reporter: the gunfire turned the area in and around the clinic into a war zone. police taking gunfire from a officers hit. 11 people were taken to the hospital, including five

investigators. it went on for hours and early friday night a breakthrough. >> we did get officers inside of the building at the planned parenthood and the officers were able to shout to the suspect and make communication with him and at that point they were able to get him to surrender and he was taken into custody. >> reporter: terrified people at the clinic and a nearby shopping center were told to shelter in place. one man was speaking to his sister over the phone. >> she said guys were shooting. >> reporter: did she see him? >> yeah. she was hiding. >> reporter: in boston police stepped up patrols in front of the planned parenthood as a precaution. the local organization president saying, our top priority is the situation of our meants and staff. our hearts go out to everyone involved. here in massachusetts and across the country, planned parenthood has strong security measures in place, works

agencies and has a very strong safety record. once again tonight boston police on added patrols here at the local office of planned parenthood. a police spokesman telling me it's a precaution and added security is open-ended at this point. thank you. boston police confirm they are investigating this fight allegedly involving 76er's player jahil okafor. it appears to show him punching the man who is now filing a police report. katie brace live outside the club where witnesses say they saw it play out there. >> reporter: boston police are investigating because the complaint was filed today. the accuser says the nba star assaulted him right here across from the club. the basketball player tonight

video posted on tmz appears to show 76ers basketball player jahil okafor going after a man and again after someone else restrains him. the street fight was around 2:00 thanksgiving morning. 76ers just lost to the celtics, giving the team the worst record in the league. okafor says he was being heckled and regrets his actions. >> i'm in the spotlight and i know people are like that and i'll never handle it light that again. >> reporter: the police report filed by the accuser says his okafor's advances. the report says okafor hit the man with a closed fist, causing a cut requiring stitches. boston fans heard about the fight. >> they should be trained and taught, but at the same time he is an adult. and he shouldn't be given special favor.

competitive player and on a team you're 0-15, i think 16 after that loss. it's frustrating. >> reporter: as a 19-year-old, this is okafor's first year in the league, having played for duke university for a season. before he stepped on the floor in houston tonight, he admitted he learned a very public lesson. >> that's not who i am. it's been embarrassing. >> reporter: the 76ers say they are aware of the reports but aren't going to make any comment until they have more information. no charges have been filed. live in boston, katie brace, wbz news. thank you. breaking news from the patriots. a key player might not be making the trip to denver this weekend. dan roche is here with details.

nfl source that amadola won't even make the trip. he sprained his knee late in the third quarter and never returned. he would join two others already on the shelf, while martin questionable for the game with a hamstring injury. >> i'm ready to suit up. i love it. thanks, danny. we're going to take a live look at the city tonight. it's very mild, and especially at the end of november. two days. but we are in for changes. all good things must come to an end. >> that's the way it goes. cooler air on its way, but not plunging in suddenly. temperatures slowly going down. way up in the 50s. middle 50s in most locations. it is down to 40 in burlington, vermont. up in southern canada,

there will be showers coming our way. looks like we'll get those tomorrow. i'll give you the time line when they get out of here and how cold it might be here next week. thank you. tonight a father is grieving after his son is shot to death. he was apparently an innocent bystander when he was killed yesterday near a popular fenway bar. investigators say it was around 2:00 in the morning. he was about to celebrate his 30th birthday. his father said his son had a heart of gold and a smile everyone loved. >> [inaudible] -- because my son, my best friend, my best friend d. >> police are calling the attack brazen. they found a gun and shell casings at the scene. no arrests have been made, but police say it's possible cherry was an innocent bystander. local firefighters are giving thanks for the recovery

it had been missing for months. it is an item with great sentimental value. >> reporter: it's a well known symbol of good will in a high traffic area of boston. >> fire houses across the city collect yearly for muscular dystrophy and typically downtown they see the boot out front and people know drop something in the boot. >> reporter: last may this fire house got a taste of ill will when the boot and donations were stolen. fast forward to today, a glimmer of good news. >> responded to a fire in the tunnel. >> reporter: there it was, the tattered boot sliced in two, complete with its metal box. >> couldn't believe it. dumbfounded i would say. >> reporter: beyond the charity, this boot has special meaning for engine company, it

raised money for two firefighters who died fighting a blaze in 2014. the metal box, a portion of the bumper from ladder 2 where kennedy worked. the fire commissioner says the spirit of the boot not dimmed by one incident. >> if they went in and asked the firefighter, probably would have gave it to them. someone swiping a collection jar meant for the jimmy fund and helping kids with cancer. tonight a suspect is under arrest. norwood police released this video of the crime yesterday. they were hoping to get tips from it and they did. the 4 4-year-old's mother told him to come forward and he did.

who had a few too many drinks. facing now. >> 911 operator: 911, what is your emergency? >> i called this morning and they said they didn't get much sleep. >> reporter: his sons were jolted awake to the sound of broken glass. >> when my son pulled back the curtain, the guy was trying to get into the house. little bit? >> yeah, a little bit. little wound up at the time, yeah. i know i would have been. >> caller: yelling, swearing, i'm trying to get him out of here. >> reporter: he is much more subdued this morning in court and facing a list of charges for what looks like a case of alcohol fueled mistaken identity.

fellow was so drunk he was trying to get in the wrong house. >> reporter: he ended up on the wrong porch, one, two, three, four, five houses away here. erica richards who lives upstairs in the same house is glad she was gone. >> if you had been here what would you have been thinking? >> probably would have freaked. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: he doesn't speak english, but told us he doesn't remember anything and wants to tell his neighbors he's sorry. but glass half full, perhaps he should be thankful he never stumbled past the brothers' front door. >> probably would have been a different story if he were inside. probably would have taken care of business. >> lucky for him he didn't get in? >> yeah, i would say so. this was a shocking crash,

caught on a police dash cam. >> connecticut state police are calling it a major reminder. the lessons learned. >> getting into the swing of christmas. a famous downtown tree is all lit up. >> public shaming. yep, there's an app for that. how it could change society for the better and some saying it

we have this heart stopping video out of connecticut. troopers investigating an accident on i-95 this morning when that horrific crash. the driver of the speeding and out of control car almost hitting everyone pulled off to the side there. the driver suffered minor injuries. no one else was hurt. state police say this is a good reminder to always move over a lane for stopped emergency vehicles. that takes us to the number of the night. traffic related incidents are the second leading cause of police deaths in 2014, killing 49 officers.

the national law enforcement memorial fund says nine officers specifically were struck and killed outside their vehicles last year. here is a sign of the season. macy's holding the annual downtown crossing tree lighting. boston's mayor, santa claus on hand for the ceremony. the tree stands 46 feet tall and there are more than 10,000 lights. we moved past thanksgiving. hanukkah is december 6th, christmas is coming up. but it doesn't feel like the season. >> maybe why we need all the signs to prove to us it is almost december. >> last december it was warm as well. 64 today.

not up to the record of 72 in 1986. 60s across the route here, except a few 50s on cape cod. it was a nice day for sure, no question about that. wind gusty at times. 67 nashville. 44 st. louis today. these were the highs. in the teens in the rockies. cold air is plunging into texas and oklahoma where there's an ice storm going on in western texas through oklahoma city now. 82 brownsville and 75 in orlando today. this is the cold air here. warm air on the other side of the front. the front will be here around 7:00 or 8:00 in the morning. the temperatures won't drop -- it will be a slow drop. warmest time of the day in the early morning hours and it will slowly drop off tomorrow as the day progresses by a few degrees. the highs in the lower 50s

boston south tomorrow morning. it will fall into the middle 40s to the north. upper 40s to the south during the afternoon, as this front comes down and triggers a batch of rain. looks like it's mostly going to be on the light side, but there could be a few places where it comes down harder at times. nothing really categorized as heavy rain. much of the time there will be a little bit of light rain around. certainly won't be sunshine. but we should have it on sunday, even though cloudiness goes by sunday morning, it should sink away and the rest of sunday should be fine. another front coming down from northern new england snow mountains. cold air coming in from the maritimes may bring banks of monday morning.

amounts a little bit, will be more productive, i think 0.4 inches is a little bit over the top. we'll go for may be 0.1 to 0.25 of an inch. cold monday. we may start off with low clouds in the morning. rain starting late tuesday and off and on rain wednesday. no 60s next week. but on the other hand, don't see snow yet either. back to you. thank you. you hate to think about this, but could your colleagues, commuters, even your spouse be shaming you online without you knowing it? >> i'm going to check that on the break. how this trend is taking off. >> her last name is grub man. g-r-u-b-m-a-n. >> reporter: got a home wrecker in your life? >> we're going to call her grab man.

need to settle a score on a train? there's an app for that. >> leaves it on the counter for me to put up. >> reporter: boyfriend being lazy? there's a blog for that. >> michael, you close the box. >> reporter: when it comes to holding people accountable for their perceived offensive behavior, this is no shortage of ways to humiliate them online. neighbor shame and home wrecker. other sites let you rate a date, call out a commuter. >> there was a gentleman treating his warts with compound w. >> reporter: but by far, the app creating the biggest buzz is called people. it's being called yelp for humans. >> you're going to be able to really find out who somebody is before you invite them into your life. >> reporter: it may sound like a helpful tool, but experts are asking should we be able to rate each other? >> it's intrusive.

>> reporter: in some cases people may not realize their picture has been posted for shaming purposes. >> they're going to ruin people's careers, people's lives. >> reporter: but could good come from the fear of being publicly shamed? >> michael, clean up after yourself. i'm serious. >> reporter: there are some concerns that public shaming could morph into another form of cyber bullying. >> i think we should just talk. >> novel concept. i like it. coming up in sports, the black friday double header. >> the celtics and bruins at home today. could both teams come out on top?

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patriots are still undefeated. that's the good news. bad news, they're dropping like flies. >> hate to hear about this latest player out. i think fans still feel good about this matchup. >> nfl source says danny amadalo will miss the game against denver. he won't even travel with the team. good to see jamie collins on the practice field for the first time in three weeks after being out with an undisclosed illness. what he said about the broncos

offense will be without payton manning. osweiler threw two touchdowns in a win. >> he's a big tall guy. can move. move well. i wouldn't say he's looking to scramble first. again, you have to be alert for where he's at and not let him scramble for the first down. sunday we begin with patriot game day at 11:30 and our postgame as well. isaiahia thomas and bradley, boston jumped out to an early lead. 16points for bradley tonight. thomas shows off his range. big 3 in the second quarter, to keep boston up by 14 points. thomas again here steps back, moments later game high 21

points for thomas. another double double down low, 111-78. they go on the road for the next five games. bruins hosting the rangers. midway through the third, called for interference with the goaltender play. looks like king henry did a good job selling it. julian livid. watch jt miller get the puck, into the net. rangers up 3-2. the bees don't quit. power play. tied at 3. inside two minutes to go, deflects off a ranger's stick and finds a home. the game winner.

their fifth victory in a row. >> sometimes there's going to be some questionable calls, but what i like about our team, we didn't stop playing. we kept pushing and got a power play right away. like i said, it was a big win. >> nice win. college hockey northeastern hosting u mass. mcgraph sends it home for the power play, river hawks tie it regulation. and in ot, two minutes in, zinc scores off the rush. advances to the championship game against brown tomorrow. 4-3the final.

1 yard punt puts them up. the bulls make it a game in the 4th. jordan johnson gets the pay dirt to bring buffalo within 2. but the conversion fails. minute men win 31-26 the final. they finish the year at 3-8. men's hoop team of northeastern, something they haven't done in nearly 30 years, beat a ranked opponent, 78-77 over miami. quincy ford with the big hope. it's being called the diamond of the century.

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