right now at 6:00 a.m., a double defeat for the patriots. patriots. they lose their first game of the season to the broncos in overtime and then lose tight end rob gronkowski to an injury. we have all the angles covered. the dangerous discovery and the local man headed to court this morning. a controversial deer hunt is under way in the blue hills this morning and protestors are making their voices heard.

hope you had a great weekend. it is monday, november 30th. i'm kathryn hauser. >> i'm bree sison filling in for chris mckinnon. always tough to get back to work after a holiday weekend. >> that's right. >> chris just took another day off. >> he's probably sleeping. >> probably. pamela gardner is up and at 'em with us this morning keeping an eye on chilly temperatures out there. >> oh, yes. it feels like winter out there. on our last official day of meteorological fall, meteorological winter begins tomorrow, by the way. 29 degrees in boston. 26 degrees in fitch burg. an invigorating start to the day for some here. satellite and radar shows a few flurries developing along the south shore, the cape, the islands, as well. we don't expected accumulation, but the coastal flurries will stick around in the hour by hour forecast as we continue to have a breeze off the warmer ocean water from the north/northeast. we will continue to have the

see only in the upper 30s. a colder day for us, but milder temperatures on the way soon, plus, tracking rain chances. i will have the hour by hour forecast in a bit. traffic and weather together, bree. >> thank you so much, pamela. here's a live look at the expressways south of town. bumper-to-bumper, heading into the city. you can see a lot of headlights out there. be sure to give yourself plenty of time. volume is growing on the bridge, as well as the leverett connector. things seem to be moving, so, be prepared, though. it will probably slow down in the next hatch hour or so. >> we will keep an eye on it for you. the patriots' perfect season ends in denver. they lost in overtime and lost rob gronkowski to an injury. gronk left the game with a knee injury. >> he was seen walking on his own in the locker room so there's some hope. we have more now on the first loss of the season and the injury.

>> reporter: good morning, everybody. if you are a patriots fan, you know that the pats lost and now they're 10-1, but this right here is probably the most important news of the day. rob gronkowski in the fourth quarter and right there takes a hit on that knee. at first it looks awfully bad, but the news coming out of the locker room from anyone who got a chance to see gronk says it wasn't as bad as it looked. hopefully an mri will prove it. right there, 14 yards to set up this right here. ties the game and sends it to overtime. in the overtime, the pats get the first possession and punt the ball away. denver takes advantage. c.j. anderson around the end. 48 yards, touchdown.

lost, but the concern is about rob gronkowski. >> yeah, yeah. 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 mean, i wouldn't say it -- 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 asked the players, they'd probably rather you go high than low. >> reporter: obviously the big concern is about rob gronkowski. any word of the locker room said gronk was walking, was able to do things and came back with the team on the plane. obviously he will have an mri today and hopefully we get more information on gronk going forward. hey, that's sports this morning. i'm levan reid for wbz sports. fans are speculating about what gronk's injury means for

the team of the it's the latest hit to the pats offense, which is already down several key players. susie steimle is live at gillette stadium this morning with reaction from the die hard fans, not too happy about this one, susie. >> reporter: no. it is a tough morning to be a pats fan, kathryn. i feel like the bearer of bad news, but pats fans are waking up after a long holiday weekend to not only find out that the pats are no longer undefeated, but that rob gronkowski was pulled from the game last night with a knee injury. he was pulled in the fourth quarter with just 2:49 left and overtime. they did lose to the broncos. we have video of his last moments on the field where he had to be carted off because of that knee injury. we don't know the extent of the injury at this point in time. initial reports are positive. there's a lot of hope he may be okay for the playoffs. that's what fans are hoping for

they did see him walking from the locker room to the bus without brace or crutches so that's good news. as hopeful fans are praying for his quick recovery. >> we hope all the best to him, and may he recover fast. >> with all the injuries, it's going to be tough. it's not good, but the undefeated season is not far 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 undergo an mri today and will have time to rest up before playoffs. the pats hope to defend their super bowl title. . we appreciate it. breaking news now out of afghanistan. the u.s. embassy in cabal says it's received credible reports of an imminent attack within the next 48 hours.

emergency warning message for u.s. citizens in kabul, but there is no possible time, target or method of attack. however, it urged americans in kabul to exercise extreme city. the first deer nun more than a century at the blue hills reservation is under way. hunters began lining up early this morning for the 5:00 a.m. hunt. the department of conservation and recreation says the deer population is out of control and that the hunt is needed to control the potential spread of lyme disease. protestors, though, have been demonstrating at the blue hills, calling the hunt a slaughter. they question the validity of the studies saying that the blue hills are overrun with deer. today is the first of four hunts. high-powered guns, a stash of ammo and survival gear. police say that arsenal belonged to a leicester man who took off as police tried to arrest him. this morning, that man is due in court to face charges. nicole jacobs is live in east

breakfield with the closer look at the case. nicole? >> reporter: bree, the police chief says that hearing of this story certainly makes him fear for his safety, his officers' safety and even the community's safety and when you take a look at the video of this arsenal of weapons, it's easy to understand why. we're talking about hundreds of rounds of ammunition, assault rifles, bulletproof vests and survival equipment. 32-year-old dean largesse's apartment over the weekend. again, restoring a sense of public safety. >> this was a great job and the best part of the whole thing is that nobody, nobody got hurt, but you can see what's on the table, the potential there could have been devastating. >> reporter: we're told largesse was not properly licensed to have any of those weapons. he's expected to be arraigned here in east brookfield today. that's where we're live this

morning, nicole jacobs, "wbz this morning." >> thank you, nicole. 6:08 now. now to a developing story in chicago. a shooting threat canceling classes at the university of chicago today. the fbi says an online threat mentioned the campus quad and a time of 10:00 a.m., the school is asking all students and campus housing to stay indoors, they're also asking 30,000 faculty, staff and undergrad and grad students stay away from campus. right now, security in paris is tight as world leaders attend a conference on climate change. president obama is one of more than 150 leaders in paris for the talks aimed at reducing global greenhouse gas emissions. more than 300 protestors clashed 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

he joined the french president and mayor of paris outside the bataclan nightclub. they each laid a white rose at the memorial. today, the man accused of murdering three people at a planned parenthood critical condition glick colorado will make his first court appearance. meanwhile, a closer look into the lives of the victims and the pleas being made to political leaders in the wake of a tragedy. the deadly attack hit home for hope chapel, officer garrett swasey was an elder. >> we experienced all joy, all pain, all emotion for the last 10 years. >> reporter: he says one of the victims killed was his brother. ke'arre stewart, an iraq war vet. >> the guy didn't know him. he didn't know the guy. i forgive him. >> the final victim, jennifer markovsky, 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 dear 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 has several guns and ammunition in addition to a long rifle. detonating propane tanks outside his car, but surrenders instead. a law enforcement source says when dear surrendered, he said "no more baby parts." women health advocates are calling on republican presidential candidates and anti-abortion activists to tone down the rhetoric. the activist killed in the attack grew up in melrose. his wife said, "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 was a tribute to .

coming up on "wbz this morning", the marathon bombing case goes back to court. >> the new motion set to be filed in boston this week. also, chris christie picks up big support in new hampshire as he heads to the granite state today. and how much would it cost to buy all the items in the 12 days of christmas? this year's numbers are in. and at the bus stop,you need a heavy winter coat. temperatures in the 20s before school, after school, not warming up much. high of 38 degrees. and still a chance of flurries, especially along the south shore. we will have the latest radar updates and tell you when

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all right. here we go. we do it every year. so when it comes to the price of the gifts in the 12 days of christmas, it's the economy, santa. >> okay. >> the price of those traditional gifts could cost $34,000. but that's up less than 1 percent because there's been such little inflation, so it accounts for the five gold rings, 12 drummers drumming, there's been no change in the price since last year. there you go. there's your bargain. but those two lords of leaping is going to cost you $160 more this year. and the partridge in a pare

tree is up 7 bucks over 2014. >> did the lords a'leaping get a union together? >> the ladies dancing stays the same. >> why is the partridge more? >> i think demand of all the pears! who knows! >> i love seeing that story every year, pamela. it's fun to check it out. and check this out. a beautiful shot of the city. >> gorgeous. >> it's a little chilly. you will want the coat and scarf, and for the most part, pretty nice, pamela. >> not too bad. you can see the clouds on the horizon. and coastal clouds will rule the forecast for the rest of today and we have flurries. i will show you the radar in a second. we don't expect any accumulation so not a huge deal for us. temperatures, though, colder than average for today as we wrap up the month of november. so far, 4.4 degrees above normal and even though we'll

have below average temperatures for today, we should round out the month with above normal temperatures. temperatures in the 20s and 30s now. a bit of a shock to the system as you head out the door. returning to work, returning to school, boston, 29 degrees. keane, 18 degrees. worcester, 20 degrees. and we're going to stick in the 30s for the rest of the day in the hour by hour forecast. 39 degrees in boston and a lot of coastal clouds ruling the forecast for us. highs today in the upper 30s and lower 40s for a lot of locations here. tonight, back in the 20s. 28 degrees here in the metro, but many locations, falling into the upper teens and lower 20s farther inland. satellite and radar, i want to show you the flurries here. no snow accumulation expected or anything like that, but we have a good breeze coming off the slightly warmer water on the ocean. that breeze will help to kick up a little bit of instability in moisture there to help give us the chance of flurries.

flurries found all around the south shore now, the upper cape and a few sprinkles. temperatures playing a role in what kind of precipitation you will see. but the flurries track inland and will dissipate that's move away from the ocean water. continuing this morning, 9:00 a.m., a few flurries, maybe a brief snow shower at times, but by 5:00, we're all dry, the wind direction changes tonight and we're looking okay for the start to tuesday, but tuesday afternoon, tuesday evening, heavy rain moves in, anywhere from half an inch to an inch and a half heading through wednesday. tuesday, 46, wednesday, 51, dry and back to the 40s for the rest of your seven-day. traffic and weather together. kathryn? >> thank you very much. let's check on the maps right now. seeing how things are moving along. major delays on the expressways south of the city. you can see the red on the screen, indicating the backups. and looking live at the pike, typical volume at this time right now.

at the moment, but we're watching it for you on your monday morning. 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 shows philip chism wheeling a recycling bin with colleen ritzer's body inside. the judge adjourned the case for the week last tuesday after court. the case could go to the jury in two weeks. lawyers for convicted marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev will be in court tomorrow. they say tsarnaev didn't get a fair trial and they want a new trial in a new location. his defense tried for a change of venue before the case even started, but they were unsuccessful. the campaign 2016, a democratic presidential hopeful, hillary clinton, was in boston to pick up a major endorsement. the mayor threw his support behind the former secretary of state at a rally. clinton spoke to a packed house filled with union workers and

the former first lady vowed that her campaign would focus on creating jobs and rebuilding the workforce. >> as your president, we're opportunity available for anybody willing to work hard and do your part to make a . >> nobody ever in the history of this country has the resume that hillary clinton has to run for president. >> clinton also said that she would try to make college more affordable to all. meanwhile, new hampshire's biggest newspaper is endorsing chris christie. the union leader says christie is right for "the dangerous times." christie is expected to make several stops in new hampshire today and tomorrow the kennedy family welcomed a new baby girl. former u.s. representative turned mental health candidate patrick kennedy and his wife welcomed nell kennedy sunday morning. she's weighing in about 6 pounds.

the couple has two sons and a daughter between them already. >> busy household. coming up, concerns about how fast ems responders are getting to emergencies in boston. and boston's proposal to raise the smoking age to 21 is getting more support across the state. and rhode island's dancing cop is back in business. where you'll be able to see his

welcome back. 6:24 now. the response times for boston's emergency medical services are getting longer. it's now taking paramedics more than a minute longer to arrive at the scene of most serious emergencies. according to the globe, one reason for the longer response times is a 26 percent increase in calls over the past decades. officials have not identified the reason for the spike, but good news is patient results have not been impacted.

boston's proposal to raise the age to purchase cigarettes and tobacco products could go 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 done the same in the past 10 years. hawaii recently became the first state to raise the age to 21. in other news this morning, u.s. secretary of defense ashton carter is speaking at harvard tomorrow. carter is a former harvard a conversation about government. it will be a webcast live by the university. carter was appointed as head of the armed forces by president obama back in february. prove dawns's famous dancing cop is going over the river for christmas. the retired officer gained national notice with this dance routine which he started in 1984. the city didn't invite him back this year after he organized a

protest outside a dunkin' donuts where a worker wrote "black lives matter" on another officer's coffee cup. now the 68-year-old lepore says he's been hired by the city of traffic. hundreds of care packages from massachusetts are headed to u.s. troops overseas. folks with cape cod cares for our troops put together 1500 weekend. donations to help ship them out. it will cost about 25 thousand $25,000 to get them all to iraq and afghanistan. you can go to cbs boston.com, our web site, for information on how you can help out and donate. and you talked it is a great group. >> yes, amazing, amazing group, started by a young guy in boy scouts at the time. now he's a grown man and the family is still pitching in to do this. lots more to talk about in the next half hour. breaking news from afghanistan, u.s. embassy.

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6:30 now. two tough breaks for the patriots. they lose their first game of the season in overtime and the star tight end, rob gronkowski. the latest on his injury. dangerous weapons, a stash of ammunition and tons of survival gear. the leicester man headed to court this morning. and a family lighting up their neighborhood. the extreme christmas displays in that local neighborhood. wait until you hear the cost of their electric bill. hey, good monday morning. welcome back, everybody, i'm bree sison filling in for chris mckinnon. >> i'm kathryn hauser. hope you had a fantastic holiday, a great weekend. >> that's right. >> it's monday. >> after the holiday weekend. >> doing what we can. >> my goodness, all the sudden after thanksgiving, we jump into the christmas season,

right? it feels like it. the bottom kind of dropped out. >> the weather agreeing with the time, yes. it is christmastime. and we have a few clouds off the coast right now. blocking some of that sunrise, although mostly sunny skies are found farther inland and the some spots. i will show you the radar in a second. everyone experiencing the cold temperatures. heavy winter coat necessary in boston, 29 degrees. worcester, 23 degrees. we have the milder temperatures and farther to the south and east on the cape and islands, mid- to upper 30s. satellite and rad car pictures show the flurries as promotioned. we're starting to see things pick up a little bit, just had a report from nolton, some fine small flurries flying through the air. a few sprinkles on the cape and islands, too. we will keep the ocean effect flurries in for early today. by this afternoon, 38 degrees that high temperature.

cold air today, but milder temperatures in store on tuesday. also a chance of rain. i will have the hour by hour timing in a few minutes. it is just about 6:now on on -- 6:32 flow. -- now. traffic is crawling. look at the bridge here. also the connector, things picking up here. typical volume, though, for this time of the morning. the patriots perfect season is now history. it's been decimated in denver. a clutch 47-yard field goal tied the score at 24-24, sending the game into overtime. after the pats failed to score in o.t., c.j. anderson turned the corner for a 48-yard touchdown run and the victory. the broncos beat the pats 30-

24, ending new england's 10- game winning streak. the first loss of the season and the pats also lost tight end rob gronkowski. >> he injured his knee during the play in the fourth quarter. and our dan roche is in denver with a closer look at gronk's injury. >> reporter: the big story out here in denver, rob gronkowski going down with 2:49 left to go in the fourth quarter. a battle back and forth between two teams, new england holding its breath, needed to be carted off and did not look good as far as getting that right knee hurt and banged up. he's been through so much in the patriots uniform when it comes to injuries, but we can't say in the locker room afterwards, cautiously optimistic, perhaps the best way to put it. players concerned, holding their breath, saying prayers for gronkowski. he was in the locker room, as well. perhaps a good sign he was in there. he packed his stuff, didn't speak with the media, but walked to the patriots' bus so we shall see, but initial reports, again, holding their breath, the fact that maybe,

maybe he will be okay. whether it's short-term, long- term. if the patriots get him back at some point in the season, it would be huge for them to repeat as super bowl champions. that's it here from denver. i'm dan roche, wbz sports. the patriots are today's daily talker. can the pats repeat as super bowl champs? randall on facebook writes only if edleman and gronk are ready to go by playoff time. with some luck, yes. i like that optimism. william is channelling bill belichick and says we're on to love it. comments on our daily talker at cbsboston.com, tweet us with our web site. and breaking news outs of afghanistan, the u.s. embassy in kabul says it received credible reports of an imminent attack within the next 48

hours. the embassy issued an emergency warning message and warns all americans to use extreme caution around the city. a sharon teenager killed in israel was remembered. family and friends came together last night to remember ezra schwartz. he was one of three killed in a palestinian attack in the west bank. ezra's father says the family is receiving an outpouring of support. >> many from the towns around volunteered their time to just honor ezra by having motorcycles along, after the funeral it felt like -- seeing the numbers of people from our community coming together and had he us through this was also incredible. >> schwartz was in israel for a gap year and was delivering food to israeli soldiers at the time he was killed. the 18-year-old graduated high school earlier this year. high-powered guns, a stash of ammo and survival gear.

police say that arsenal belonged to a leicester man who took off as police tried to arrest him. nicole jacobs is live for us this morning in east brookfield, where the man is due in court. good morning, nicole. >> reporter: good morning to you, kathryn. i can tell you, the police chief says he was fearful for his own safety, his officers' safety and the community's safety, but that aside, they're just thankful to have these weapons off the streets. >> this is really a law enforcement officer's worst nightmare. >> reporter: a nightmare that has come to an end after a weekend arrest. . >> the damage or carnage that could be inconflicted by the firepower before you is almost unthinkable. >> reporter: this was found in and around a leicester apartment. 32-year-old dean largesse lives here. police righted leicester authorities arrest him due to an unrelated incident, but largesse took to the woods, stole a row boat and hit the

he was captured in royalston hours later. >> this is huge. this is huge. and for us to get this back into safe hands is -- it's remarkable and it is a win for public safety. >> hundreds of rounds of ammunition and assault rifle, a bulletproof vest, along with survival equipment, all recovered. a relief to law enforcement who have v made the largest seizure of weapons in leicester history. >> this was a great job and the best part of the whole thing is that nobody, nobody got hurt, but you can see what was on the table, the potential there could have been devastating. >> reporter: we're told largesse did not have the proper licensing to have any of these weapons. he's set to be arraigned today. we're live in east brookfield, nicole jacobs, "wbz this morning." "wbz thismorning." . 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 manslaughter and misconduct for not calling a medic to help gray. the 25-year-old's death sparked outrage and led to protests, and have vandalism and looting in baltimore. and family members of tamir rice will testify 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. this morning, president obama was among the 151 world leaders in paris attending the united nations meeting on climate change. the u.s., canada and nine european nations pledged a quarter of a billion dollars to help vulnerable countries adapt to rising seas, droughts and other effects of climate change. and the connecticut college student arrested for jumping over the white house fence draped in an american

the hour for joseph caputo says the 22-year-old was committing an act of civil disobedience, but the stamford, connecticut man had no intention of harming anyone. his action caused a lock down at the white house as the president was celebrating thanksgiving with his family, a judge ordered him to undergo a psychiatric evaluation. a leicester family takes christmas to the max. 200 inflatable decorations light up the lawn, as well as lights and ornaments. they've been doing this for 25 years. they've spent thousands to turn their lawn into a winter wonderland. >> i spend every day of the year planning it, buying stuff for it, tracking stuff down, yard sales, flea markets. >> my birthday is the day right before christmas and every year he gets me a christmas, you know, decoration for my birthday. it kind of grew and grew. >> the couple admits it can be overwhelming, but they just want to put a smile on

everyone's face. it can be costly. last year, the bill was 13 $1,300, the electricity bill. the family says money that the community gives them, well, they donate it to a secret santa in leicester and relay for life. >> that's quite the storage spot for all that. >> no kidding. >> and untangling the lights, the extension cords. >> a lot of work, a lot of dedication. >> it looks great, but that's a lot of patience. still to come, a controversial deer hunt got under way this morning. >> but not everyone is happy about it. we have new video from blue hills. and the accused gunman in the colorado planned parenthood shooting is expected in court. what we could learn today. >> good morning, pamela. good morning to you. time to look at the weather watcher reports and our friend denise reports 37 degrees in plymouth, under an overcast sky. very chilly with winds up to 17 miles per hour. those northeasterly winds helping to create flurries out there. we will take a look at the latest radar and let you know

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look a lot like christmas. >> one decoration will adorn the city tonight, the tree will be lit between 5:00 and 6:00 this evening. the mayor will help light the tree. there will also be live entertainment, too. >> 'tis the season and its to like it out there. >> yes, it does. perfect weather for tree lighting. >> yes. >> twofold pamela, it's all relative, but cold compared to last weekend and last week. >> the entire month of november has been warm and now we have seasonable temperatures, it feels shocking to us as you head out the door. right now in boston, 29 degrees. the real feel temperature is 20 with a light breeze from the north at 9 miles per hour and temperatures across the board in the 30s, 20s or teens, farther to the north and west. keane at 19 degrees. worcester at 23 degrees. filed milder farther to the south and east. boston hour by hour, the temperatures continue to be in the 30s, clicking up to 32 degrees at 7:00 a.m.

noon at 79 degrees. and we hold there in the upper 30s or lower 40s for high temperatures across the board. 40 in plymouth. 44 in nantucket. milder to the south and east. 39 degrees bedford. overnight tonight, 28 degrees, under a partly cloudy sky, but nice and dry tonight, even though we have a few flurries at this point in time. we have a little bit of a breeze coming off the warmer ocean water, helping to create some of these flurries along the south shore. if you're lucky enough to see the snowflakes, snap a picture, send it in to me. i always get excited for the first few snowflakes. no accumulation, just a pretty light snowflake falling. temperatures are becoming a little more mild on the outer cape and islands, especially. more likely to see sprinkles there. the flurries going inland continue to dissipate. farther inland, that's where we will have mostly sunny skies,

experiencing the flurries. the flurries stay along the coastline through the afternoon and so do the clouds. by 5:00, the wind direction changes, the clues move out overnight and we will be mainly clear to partly cloudy. by tuesday afternoon, showers rolling into the forecast. after 6:00 p.m., that evening commute. the showers start to ramp up in intensity and coverage and by tuesday through wednesday, we're looking at half an inch to an inch and a half of rain accumulation. the seven-day forecast, there it is. cold today. by tuesday, more seasonable can able with 46 degrees. then back to the 40s with another dry stretch, thursday through next sunday. traffic and weather together, bree. >> thank you, pamela. tag a look at the maps now, major delays south of town. you can see the red there, route 3. plenty of trouble

now a live look in sawgas, big delays out there. monday after a holiday weekend, never easy to do. 6:46 now. >> checking top stories this morning, the patriots dream of a perfect season is over. we're sad to report that it ended in sudden death overtime in denver last night. >> the pats trailed by 3 when landlord was a clutch 47-yard field goal to tie at 24-24. the pats failed to score on the first possession in o.t. the broncos' c.j. anderson took off on the touchdown run to win the game. the final score, broncos 30, patriots 24. that ended new england's 10- game winning streak. the news gets worse for patriots fan. gronkowski injured his knee and had to be carted off field with three minutes remaining in the game. the patriots didn't elaborate on the injuries.

he's expected to undergo an mri today. today, the man accused of shooting up a planned parenthood clinic in colorado will be in court. robert dear is accused of killing three people, including a police officer. as well as injuring nine others. police have sealed the warrants in that case. we're also learning more about the victims killed. 29-year-old ke'arre stewart was an iraq war veteran and father of two. jennifer markovsky was a married mother of two. she was escorting a friend to the clinic. the third victim was a melrose native, he was a husband and a father of two. police officer garrett swasey. and hundreds began checking in for the first deer hunt at the blue hills reservation in more than a century. this is the first of four scheduled hunts approved by the department of conservation and recreation. they say the deer population is out of control. protestors have been demonstrating at the blue hills, calling the hunt a

and they're questioning the validity of studies that say blue hills is overrun with deer. i tell you what, the best way to get back at nay sayers, to succeed, right? sweet revenge for a maine woman. >> she turned online criticism into a big victory last night. and it's the end of an era, kobe bryant announcing his retirement. when you'll be able to see him play in boston for the final time. and going to break, here are four things you need to know for today.

welcome back. 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 marisa butler in july. she's an amateur fisher who participates in a noaa program tagging sharks as part of her pageant platform. last night, the 21-year-old from standurn won the right to compete at the nationally televised miss usa. 17-year-old jessica stewart of unity is your new miss maine teen usa. and the celtics in orlando. they took on the magic last night. the celtics on the run.

isiah thomas tries for the three-pointer. david lee puts it in. boston down 1 at the end of 1. then all magic. celtics get blown out and lose 110-91. the celtics host the lakers on december 30th, the last time kobe bryant plays here in boston. the lakers star announcing yesterday he's retiring at the end of the season. bryant, who's now 37 years old, says his mind can still handle the game, but his body can't. this is his 20th season with the league. if you love to run and love the patriots, here's your chance to combine two of your passions. the bill belichick foundation and the light foundation have a limited number of bibs available for the boston marathon. if you're interested in running to support one of those groups, visit their web site to apply for a spot on their fundraising team. i'm sure those will go fast.

>> i wonder if everybody's going to run in hoodies. >> maybe with a headset. >> perfect. a historic day in boston. >> yes, the first time in 242 years, bostonans dumped authentic tea from england into 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 carried it on the row bolt to the ships and museums on the wharf where it was dumped overboard. the original tea party happened on september 16th, 1773. >> that's a couple of years ago. >> way back! . >> back when barry was, you know, here on the morning show. >> you love barry. >> we love him. 6:54 now. time for a closer look at what's coming up at 7:00 on cbs this morning. >> let's check in with charlie rose. good morning, charlie. >> ahead on cbs this morning, we're in colorado springs learning more about the planned parenthood shooting and hearing from survivors. and we talk with a

scientist about a controversial process to edit genetic material and cure disease. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> thank you, charlie. we'll be watching. up next, the new photos of princess charlotte and wait until you hear who took them on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. after 12:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte or macchiato for $1.99.

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check her out. a new look at britain's royal baby. two adorable photos of 6-month- old princess charlotte. the photos, taken by her mom, kate middleton. >> well done. >> all right. >> the dutchess of cambridge is multitalented here. >> i can't figure out if she looks more like her mom or more like william. >> cuteness all around. get out and enjoy. it's a chilly day. >> high temp of 38 and a few flurries.