your news, weather and traffic straight ahead here on wbz. >> and the news at 5:00 starts right now. right now at 5:00, the pats no longer perfect. they lose to the broncos in overtime and rob gronkowski goes down with an injury. the suspect in a shooting rampage at a planned parenthood in colorado heads to court today. the new details we're learning about the attack. and a local man heading to court after trying to run from police. the huge stash of weapons police say they found him with. good morning, everyone. i'm bree sison in for chris mckinnon. >> i'm kathryn hauser. hope you had a fantastic weekend, holiday, black friday, thanksgiving and a cyber monday. november 30th. if you have shopping to do, a

>> online is the way to go sometimes, especially when it's chillier outside. you know, pamela, i can't get in the mood to go trucking when i need to bundle up to get out there. >> it's a pain now. it's that time of the year. and temperatures,we knew they were going to fall to the 20s and 30s, but it doesn't make it easier. and definitely an online shopping day. 30 degrees in boston. orange down to 17. not a bad morning there on the cape and islands. a little bit milder compared to the rest of us. satellite and radar picture, i want to show you a few clouds moving in. we have the northeast breeze, too. the breeze sticks around throughout the day, helping to trigger the potential for a coastal flurry. ocean effect flurry, maybe an isolated snow shower, but we don't expect accumulation and most of us should stay dry. mostly sunny skies farther inland. 38 degrees later today. and this evening, back into the

another cold night tonight, but milder temperatures into tuesday. also tracking rain chances in the seven-day tracker. pamela, let's get a check of the maps for you now. this is a look at boston, 95, 93 and 495 seem to be moving along pretty well rights now. green on the screen is a good thing. on the expressways south of town, volume has been growing there, but no major problems to tell you about. we will keep an eye on this for you. it is 5:02 now. the patriots' perfect season ends with a crushing defeat in denver. they lost in overtime and they lost rob gronkowski to an injury. if you missed this, gronk left the field with a knee injury. >> a lot of fans waking up concerned this morning, but he was seen walking on his own in the locker room. our levee has more on gronk's injury and the team's first loss of the season.

if you're a patriots fan, you know the pats lost, they're now 10-1. this is probably the most important news of the day. let's look at the video. rob gronkowski in the fourth quarter and right there, takes a hit on that knee. right knee, it looks awfully bad, but the news coming out of the locker room from anyone who got a chance to see gronk said it wasn't as bad as it looked. the boston herald, the boston globe and espn all say that. it didn't look as bad and hopefully an mri will prove it. right there, this right here. field goal, 44 yards out. ties the game and sends it to overtime, but in the overtime, the pats get the first position. they punt the ball away and denver takes advantage. t.j. anderson around the end, 48 yards. touchdown.

lost, but the concern is about >> absolutely. he's been through a lot. he's a tough guy, so hopefully it's not too serious. we'll see. but, you know, all our fingers are crossed. >> i wouldn't say it's, you know, i hate to see it, but, you know, it's -- they talk about, you know, the only way for the defenders to hit now. so it's -- i bet if you ask the players, they'd rather you go high than low. >> the big concern is about gronkowski. gronk was walking, able to get up and do things, and came back with the team on the plane. he will have an mri today and hopefully we get more information on gronk going forward. that's sports this morning. i'm levan reid for wbz sports. >> all right. stay tuned with that. also, fans already

>> it's the latest hit to the pats' offense, which is already down several big players. susie steimle is live at gillette stadium this morning with reaction from fans. susie? >> good morning, bree and kathryn. probably as difficult for pats fans this morning as the news of the loss to the broncos last night is, of course, seeing rob gronkowski get pulled off of the field last night. with 2:49 left in the game, he had to be carted off the field. we have that video for you of his last few momentesin play the initial reports are positive now. he didn't speak to the media last night, but we did have video seeing him walking from the locker room to the pats bus last night after the game.

praying for a speedy recovery. >> all three of them injured, i think it's -- it's going to be tough. it's not good. but the undefeated seasons are back now, so we've got all the time in the world to get everybody rested. i think we'll be all right. >> reporter: he will have the mri today and the hope is that he has a speedy recovery as the pats repair for the playoffs, hoping to defend their super bowl title. we're live in foxborough, susie steimle, "wbz this morning." >> thank you, susie. now we go to today's daily talker. everyone's buzzing about the pats, of course. our loss and gronkowski. >> we want to know, with all the injuries, do you think the patriots can still defend their super bowl title? we heard from a couple of people. marie on facebook writes, "of course they can. they're a team that isn't defined by just one player." you can always comment, share your thoughts with us, pats nation, we know you've always got a lot to say.

page or tweet us, #wbztalker. we will have the comments just ahead at #k6 00. and now to a developing story in chicago. the university of chicago shut down today over fears of a campus shooting. the fbi says an online threat mentioned the campus quad and a time of 10:00 a.m., the school is asking all students in campus housing to stay indoors. they're asking 30,000 faculty, staff, undergrad and grad students stay away from campus. today, the man accused of murdering three people at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado will make his first court appearance. meanwhile, we're getting a look into the lives of the victims and the pleas being made to political leaders in the wake of a tragedy. the deadly attacks hit home for hope chapel, garrett swasey was an elder. >> we experienceled all joy, all pain, all emotion.

>> reporter: chandler says one of the victims killed was his brother, an iraq war vet. >> the guy didn't know him. he didn't know the guy. i forgive him, though. >> the final victim was escorting a friend to the clinic. the 36-year-old was a married mother of two young children. investigators still processing the scene days after the deadly shooting rampage in colorado springs. they say robert deer killed three people and wounded nine others inside a planned parenthood facility. police are sealing warrants related to the case, but sources tell cbs news that the suspect had several guns and ammunition in addition to a long rifle. they also believe he planned on detonating propane tanks outside his car but surrendered instead. a law enforcement source says when deer surrendered, he said, "no more baby parts." women health advocates are

candidates and anti-abortion activists to tone down the rhetoric. garrett swasey grew up in melrose. his wife said, in part, "helping others brought him deep satisfaction and being a police officer was a part of him." in the end, his last act was for the safety and well being of others." and it was a tribute to his life." . 5:09 now. a leicester man accused of hiding an arsenal in his home reportedly bolted from police before being arrested. police showed off a huge arsenal of high-powered weapons and ammo they found in the apartment of 32-year-old dean largesse. he was wanted by worcester police and allegedly stole a boat and crossed this pond. he was captured 35 miles away in royalston. >> this is really a law law enforcement officer's worst nightmare. from the time the incident

i was concerned for myself, my fellow officers and the members of our community. >> leicester police say that i peers to be the biggest seizure of weapons in town history. he's being held without bail and will be in court today. the trial of a danvers teen accused of killing his math teacher is expected to resume this morning. in court last week, prosecutors showed surveillance video. they say show philip chism wheeling a recycle bin with colleen ritzer's body inside. the judge adjourned the case for the week last tuesday after ritzer's mother broke down in court. the case could go to the jury in 2 weeks. lawyers for convicted marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev will be in court tomorrow, asking for a new trial in a new location. 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 biggest newspaper, meanwhile, is endorsing chris christie. they say he's right for "these dangerous times." christie is expected to make several stops in new hampshire today and tomorrow.

with us. paris today. >> how he honored the victims of the terror attacks and the summitesin town to attend. and a blast from the past, book, doing something that disnz hasn't been done in 240 years. good morning, pamela. >> good morning to you. it's an icy, cold start for some. at the bus stop, you need the heavy winter coats, the scarf temperatures in the 20s before school. after school, not warming up much at all. upper 30s and the chance a flurry along the coast. i will explain coming up in the

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check it out. a historic day in boston. for the first time in 242 years, bostonans dumped authentic tea from england into the boston harbor. >> this is part of the anniversary of the boston tea party. 100 pounds of east india tea arrived from london yesterday. a captain's brought it by row boat, where it was dumped overboard. the original tea party happened back on december december 16th, 1773. >> it doesn't seem to have as much -- like it's exciting to do, i'm sure, but it doesn't feel kathartic at the time. when you're not mad at the tea company. >> yes.

kid, going to the museum, like in middle school. i felt kind of invigorated doing it. maybe i didn't fully understand it. of doing it. >> that's right. we need to get a check of your forecast now on this monday. pamela? >> yes, temperatures, although they're very seasonable this morning. wefz just been so spoiled, the entire month of november. it's almost a shock to the system with the cold temperatures. this is where we should be. it is almost winter time and we're coming -- today is actually the last day of meteorological fall, meteorological winter begins tomorrow, december 1st. if we can just stay pretty close to average, the average high being 47 this time of the year, well, then, we should wrap up the month of november above normal. today, temperatures will be below average and very chilly. temps now, starting in the 20s,

boston, 30 degrees. keane, 19 degrees. you want the hat, the gloves, the scarf and the winter coat. hour by hour forecast, we don't change too much. in the 30s for 10 o'clock. for noon and 2:00 p.m., upper 30s. some locations could hit the 40s, depending on the sun. and we expect more sunshine as you get farther inland and especially to the north and west. the temperatures will be chilly no matter where you are. lows tonight in the low 30s, upper 20s. 30 for boston. another frosty start to the day for tuesday as we head into the next system that will bring us rain. there is a disturbance in the atmosphere this morning. we have a good breeze coming off the warper ocean water, at least compared to the temperature. because of that northeasterly wind, it helps to pick up coastal clouds, and also the chance for a flurry or two along the coastline for 9:00 a.m. snow shower.

it is that time. you've been avoiding it, and now might see the snowflakes flying. most of us will stay dry, but we have the potential of snow along the south shore, cape and islands, as well. overnight, we dry out and then as we head into tuesday, we will have a chance for more rain punchening here. afternoon tuesday and especially tuesday night into wednesday. half an inch to an inch of rainfall total by wednesday. temperatures moderate by tuesday, 46. wednesday, 51. back to the 40s and dry for the end of the week. traffic and weather together, bree? >> thank you, pamela. let's take a look now at the maps. south of town, volume is growing, heading into the city. there are a few spots getting backed up. also looking live at the pike, you can see things moving along smoothly, but it's early. 5:18 out there. we will check back with more traffic in a bit. security in paris is tight as world leaders attend a

president obama along with more than 150 world leaders are in paris for talks aimed at reducing global greenhouse gas emissions. more than 300 protestors were arrested after clashing with police ahead of the conference. officers in riot gear used tear gas on the demonstrators. paris is still under a state of emergency following the terror attacks earlier this month. president obama took time out to remember the victims of those attacks. he joined the french president and mayor of paris outside the bataclan nightclub last night. they laid a white rose on the died across paris. the first deer hunt in more than a century at the blue hills reservation began at 5:00 this morning. protestors call it a slaughter and demonstrated against the four scheduled hunts approved by the department of conservation and rec restitution. the agency says the deer

and increasing the threat of lyme disease and other tick- borne illnesses. organizers looking to submit questions for the 2016 state ballot have a deadline this week. they have to submit the required number of signatures -- certified signatures, by wednesday. one group that hopes to legalize the recreation rational use of marihuana says it has more than enough signatures to move forward. groups that meet the requirements will have their proposals put before the state legislature. boston is considering raising the age to purchase cigarettes and tobacco products and now could go statewide. nearly 60 representatives and senators have signed on to a bill to make it illegal to sell tobacco to people under 21. boston's board of health scheduled a hearing for thursday. several dozen massachusetts communities have raised the age requirement in the past 10 years. 5:20 now. hundreds of care packages from massachusetts are now heading to u.s. troops overseas.

our troops put together 1500 packages over the weekend inborne, but the organization says they need donations to help ship them out. it costs about 25 thousand $25,000 to get all of those to iraq and afghanistan. >> that group is amazing. i've been to one of their rallies on the cape and it just is amazing, the support they get. so hopefully lots of people come forward. >> you don't think about it, but the shipping is just huge. >> absolutely. all right, a local garden center is bringing christmas to military families this year. >> customers can purchase a tree for $30 at mahoney's garden center and they will help a military family at more than 65 bases in the us and overseas. last year they donated more than 2,000 trees for troops. >> each year we always get cards back from the families thanking us and thanking the people directly by way of christmas cards headed back to thanking them for support for the military.

year by accepting donations at all of its locations, online or even over the phone, as well. >> again, another program i just, you know, that's amazing. >> that's fantastic. up next, response times for boston's emergency medical services is getting longer. >> how long it takes for paramedics to respond to a delays. and a special look at britain's youngest royal and these shots.

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. today, the first of six baltimore police officers will stand trial for the death of freddie gray. gray died of a severed spine while in police custody back in april. officer william porter is charged with performance- enhance manslaughter and misconduct for not calling a medic to help gray. the 25-year-old's death sparked outrage and led to violent protests and vandalism, as well as looting. also today, family members of tamir rice will testify before a grand jury in cleveland. 12-year-old rice was fatally shot last year by police responding to reports of someone with a gun in a park. rice's gun was a toy. a grand jury must decide whether to indict the police officer who killed him. the response times for boston's emergency medical

it's now taking paramedics more than a minute longer to arrive at the scene of the most serious emergencies. according to the globe, one reason for the longer response times is a 26 percent increase in calls over the past decade. officials have not identified the reason for the spike, but the good news is patient results have not been impacted. the kennedy family welcomes a new baby girl. patrick and his wife, amy, welcomed the baby around 4:30 yesterday morning. she's healthy, weighs 6 pounds. the couple already has two daughters and a son. >> congratulations to them. mental health advocates, you know, living the happy life now. we're getting a new look at britain's royal baby. check her out. princess charlotte was born 6 months ago and already betrove to kathryn's ethan, so you know! the palace tweeted two new photos, adorable.

staff photographer, but taken by kate middleton herself. >> i can vouch for that, taking 8 million pictures of your kids at a time. normally mine don't look as nice -- >> you need 100 to get one good one. >> pretty much. >> but he looks adorable in every picture. still to come in our next half hour, the pats handed their first loss of the season and more injuries piling up. we'll tell you about the latest on gronk's injury and when we could learn more about how serious it is. and a sharyn teenager killed in israel remembered with a candlelight vigil. what his family is saying about the outpouring of support. good morning, pamela. >> good morning. today. feeling like the season with colder temperatures, but milder air on the way, too. i will have the seven-day

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what they're doing to honor the family. good morning, hope you had a great weekend. welcome back. 5:30. i'm kathryn hauser. >> i'm bree sison filling in for chris mckinnon. a wonderful holiday weekend, i'd say. >> i feel like i ate a lot. a lot. >> leftovers -- >> you have leftovers? >> a little bit left. >> ours are gone. >> i made turkey soup yesterday. >> great idea! >> why not? today, a lot chillier. >> yes, feeling like the season as we lead into christmas. not yet, but the temperatures feeling more winter like. 30 degrees in boston. 26 pittsburgh. very invigorating as you step outside. orange, 17 degrees. a heavy coat necessary in chatham, too, with 37. a few clouds moving off the ocean now. mostly sunny to partly cloudy

for a coastal flurry, as well, thanks to a northeast breeze coming off the ocean water. a high temperature of 38 degrees later this afternoon, as well. milder air returns to the forecast for tuesday, but also tracking a chance for rain. i'll have the hour by hour timing coming up in a bit. traffic and weather together now, kathryn. >> yes, 5:32 now. here's a look at the maps. west of town, things moving along just fine. that's a welcome sight. there are a few slick spots closer to boston. look at the bridge here. volume is growing, but things are moving along just fine. 5:32 now. taking a look at our top stories now. the patriots pursuit of perfection has ended. and we're all waiting to hear the latest on gronkowski's injury. denver's c.j. anderson rumbled 48 yards for a

30-24 overtime victimsry. victim rainfall. and the loss is -- victory. and the loss is doubly difficult because rob gronkowski was injured late in the game and carted off the field. he's expected undergo further examinations today. and today, the man accused of shooting a planned parenthood clinic in colorado has a court appearance. robert dear was arrested for killing three people, including a police officer. nine others were wounded. police have sealed the warrants in the case and the 57-year-old who will appear via videoconference. a leicester man who took off when police tried to arrest him is now in custody, but not before police found a pile of weapons in his home. >> our nicole jacobs is live outside east brookfield nicole? >> reporter: bree, the man behind this arsenal of weapons, we're told, wasn't licensed to have any of them. that aside, though, the chief

sense of public safety. >> this is really a law enforcement officer's worst nightmare. >> reporter: a nightmare's that's come to an end after a weekend arrest. >> the damage and carnage that could be inflicted by the firepower before you is almost unthinkable. >> reporter: the arsenal was found in and around a leicester apartment. 32-year-old dean largesse lives here. largesse took to the woods, stole a row boat and hit the water. he was finally captured in royalston, hours later. . >> this is huge. this is huge. and for us to get this back into safe hands is remarkable safety. >> reporter: hundreds of rounds of ammunition, an assault rifle, a bulletproof vest and survival equipment all recovered. a relief to law enforcement who made the largest seizure of weapons in leicester history.

the best part of the whole thing is that nobody got hurt. you could see what's on the table, the potential there. it could have been devastating. >> reporter: well, largesse is expected to be arraigned sometime today. nicole jacobs, "wbz this morning." >> thank you, nicole. a sharon teenager killed in israel remembered with a candlelight vigil. family and friends came together last night to remember ezra schwartz in sharon. he was killed in the west bank. his father says the family is receiving an outpouring of support. >> many of the officers from sharon and even the towns around volunteered their time to just honor ezra by having motorcycles along. after the funeral itself, just to see the numbers of people from our community coming

this was also incredible. >> schwartz was in israel, delivering food to israeli soldiers at the time what he killed. the 18-year-old graduated earlier this year in brookline. the connecticut college student arrested after jumping over the white house fence draped in an american flag will be in court today. the lawyer for joseph caputo says the 22-year-old was committing an act of civil disobedience. the stamford, connecticut man had no intention of harming anyone. there was a lockdown of the white house as the president celebrated thanksgiving with his family. a judge ordered him to undergo a psychiatric evaluation. providence's famous dancing cop is is taking his routine over the river for christmas. retired officer tony lepore gained national notice with his dance routines he started in 1984, but the city didn't invite him back this year after he organized a protest outside

worker wrote "black lives matter" on another officer's coffee cup. now he's been hired by east providence to direct traffic there. 5:37 now. straight ahead, it is cyber monday. >> yeah, it is! >> the best deals out there today. and online sales impacted black friday. looking at the weather watcher reports, these are coming in and it's a great day to hang out and home and check out the deals online instead of going out. it is a cold start with 20s across the board here, 30s to the south and east. michael in hudson, reporting 24 degrees. jennifer reporting 24 degrees. and we have cold temperatures all day long plus the chance for a flurry or two.

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kovsky markovsky. good morning again. we've been talking about this this morning, the new product that could revolutionize manicures. >> right? >> plus the best deals out there for cyber monday. jill wagner is live from the new york stock exchange with today's moneywatch. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, bree and kathryn of the it's cyber monday. americans are expected to spend $3 billion, 12 percent more than last year. wal-mart and target have discounts on the hottest tech gifts and toys. other retailers like express, banana republic and gap are offering store wide sales.

really taken a bite out of black friday, typically the unofficial start to the holiday shopping season. the national retail federation survey found more people shopped online than in stores over the long weekend. and switching gears here, a manicure in a flash. there's a british company, create aid a new spray-on nail polish. it comes that a can and takes 20 seconds to apply. and you can use water to wipe off the polish on your skin. for now it's only available in the u.k. but plan to launch in the u.s. next year. am i alone in thinking this is one of the best things i've heard? . >> expedite the process. keep going. >> 20 seconds! i feel like somebody needs to send us some from the u.k. to test it out! >> i know. samples, please! >> thank you, jill. >> happy cyber monday, jill. coming up, we've got a check of your traffic and

look at the day's top stories, which include patriots' loss of rob gronkowski. and looking too keep a winning streak alive. were they able to make magic happen in orlando. a weekend arrest for public safety. a look at the womens and all the charges -- a look at the

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part of the country over the weekend, especially in the south. in texas, flash flooding being blamed for at least four deaths. more than six inches of rain flooded the dallas area. several people were stranded in cars and had to be rescued. the same system responsible for all this rain dumped snow across much of the midwest. all right. we need to get a check of our own forecast. a much different scene here. just kind of -- just chilly for the most part, but nothing like that, pamela. >> but i did hear her say snow. >> yeah. >> earlier. >> right? >> i'm not ready. >> maybe an is lated snow shower, but most of us will stay dry and won't experience the snowflakes. temperatures now are on the cold side. you will want the heavy coat as you head out, according to the weather bug network. can hemford at 27. the boston temperature now, 30 degrees. light breeze from the north at 13 makes it feel like 20 degrees out there. and we're in the 20s in a lot

nashua, 26. worcester, 23. waking up to 19 degrees in keane and the 30s on the cape and island. hour by hour forecast, boston income the 30s for the entire day -- boston will be in the 30s for the entire day. 10:00, 37 degrees. noon, 39 degrees and we stay there in the upper 30s, some areas in the lower 40s, depending on how much sunshine you see, but most of the day will be chilly for you. overnight tonight, back in the 20s under a partly cloudy sky. now to the wintry mix and flurry chance here. we have ocean effect flurries in the forecast early today, especially. hour by hour forecast, as we continue to get a northeasterly breeze, off the warmer ocean water. that's the trigger mechanism for the few flurries. on the coast here, we have the chance. most of us will be dry, we don't expect accumulation. and farther inland, you will continue to be dry. 7:00 a.m. tuesday, starting off dry. but tuesday afternoon, more

and then overnight tuesday into wednesday, a chance of heavy pockets of showers, anywhere from half an inch to an inch and a half of rain total as we get into the later part of wednesday. but wednesday morning, according to that map, already picking up almost half an inch of rain. a cold day today, 48. tuesday, 46, milder, but seasonable. wednesday, 51 with scattered rain chances and heading into the end of the week, drier air again going into next weekend with temperatures in the 40s. traffic and weather together, bree? >> thank you, pamela. here's a live look at the expressways south of town. really filling in there. traffic is crawling toward the city, plan for extra time there. to the maps now, you can see a few slowdowns on 93 south and on route 1. a man police say they caught with a huge stash of weapons heads to court this morning.

first time this season. here are your top stories on this monday morning. good morning, i'm susie steimle live at gillette stadium, with some tough news this monday morning for pats fans. not only is the undefeated streak over, but rob gronkowski was pulled off of the field last night, during the broncos' game for a knee injury. there were 2:49 left in the game when gronk was pulled out. we do have the video of him being carted off of the field. the good news, though, right now, initial reports look positive, particularly because we saw him walk from the locker room to the bus. he didn't speak to the media, but was walking without crutches or a brace, so that's good. initial reports. and he is expected to undergo an mri today. we're live in foxborough, susie steimle, "wbz this morning." . good morning.

brookfield after a weekend arrest that police says restores a sense of public safety. authorities say the damage that could have been inflicted by the high-powered weapons is certainly something that is unthinkable. let's take a look at the video of those weapons. you can see why they felt that way, we're talking about hundreds of rounds of ammunition, an assault rifle, a bulletproof vest and survival equipment, but police seized this in 32-year-old dean largesse's apartment over the weekend. the chief said he had trouble sleeping out of concern for his safety, his officers' safety and possibly even the largesse wasn't -- we're told he was not even licensed to have these weapons, and he is expected to be arraigned here in east brookfield at some point today. we're live this morning, nicole jacobs, "wbz this morning." >> thank you, nicole. a newborn baby found buried alive in los angeles. this morning, police are looking for the baby girl's parents. the baby was wrapped in a

nearly a foot of rubble. two women walking the path found the baby on friday after hearing her cries. police say she was born at a hospital because she was wrapped in that medical blanket. she's in stable condition today. chicago police will expand the use of body cameras on police officers. they plan to purchase 1400 units for use in 6 police districts. it will cost $2.2 million. the announcement comes in the wake of first-degree murder charges against one chicago officer accused of shooting a teenager 16 times. the national security agency ending its sweeping collection of americans' phone records. the controversial program ended yesterday. it was started 14 years ago and kept secret until edward snowden leaked its existence in 2013. in june, president obama signed a insure take away the authority to keep the records.

warrant or court order to telecommunications companies. facebook is extended parental leave for employees. all new parents will receive four months of paid leave no matter their gender. this comes days after the facebook ceo announced he will take two months of paternity leave when his daughter is born. facebook is one of several tech companies now offering extended parental leave. in the healthwatch this morning, bringing a very sick child home from the hospital can have a major effect on the family. researchers at cincinnati children's hospital say there's an emotional toll when bringing home an acutely-ill child and that can lead to mental exhaustion, affecting the child's recovery and health. the study suggests lining up in- home visits and phone calls from nurses. tomorrow, chain restaurants in new york city will add something to the menu. a first in the nation, it takes

a salt shaker symbol will show menu items that top a full teaspoon of salt, that's the recommended daily limit of sodium. the latest nutritional warning was approved last september. a maine woman who faced online backlash for her volunteer work gets the last laugh as she's crowned ms. maine usa. we told you about melissa butler in july. she's an amateur fisher and tags sharks. last night, the 21-year-old from standish won the right to compete at the nationally- televised miss usa pageant. the woman from unity is the new teen usa. and the celtics taking on the magic last night in orlando. in the first, the celtics on the run. thomas tries for the three- pointer. it goes in.

one, but from there, all magic. they lose 110-91. the celtics host the lakers on december 30th. it will be the last time kobe bryant plays here in boston. the lakers star announced yesterday he's retiring at the end of the season. bryant, now 37 years old, says his mind can still handle the game, but his body can't. it is his 20th season in the league. >> a big announcement. >> he's been with the lakers the whole time. >> one of the greatest basketball players ever. >> yep. a christmas display that probably puts yours to shame. >> the local family going all out for the holidays and the decorations they put out to prove it.

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all right. check this out. a leicester family takes christmas to the max. 200 inflatable decorations lights up their lawn as well as lights and ornaments. >> they've been doing it for 25 years and spent thousands to turn their lawn into a winter wonderland. >> i spend every day of the year planning it, buying stuff, tracking stuff down, yard sales, flea markets, planning it. >> i love christmas and my birthday is the day right before christmas and every year he gets me a christmas, you know, decoration for my

>> the couple admits it can be a little overwhelming, but they want to put a smile on everyone's face and the holiday cheer isn't cheap. last year the bill was 13 $1,300 to keep all this up and running. and money the community gives to them, they donate to a secret santa in leicester and also relay for life. >> that's nice of them to do that. >> they've got the holiday spirit. >> they really do. >> i try to think of something that i am that in love with that i would commit and devote so much time, energy and funds, you know? >> i was going to say your dog? >> i don't know that they're getting a $1,300 a month kind of shrine to them, but nevertheless. well, keep it here. your top stories are coming up in just a few minutes.

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