at his knee and was eventually carted off the field. usually it's means bad news like season ending bad news field. but that was not the case. this was photographry shot by our news team. to see. >> it's always tough losing great players and obviously knowing what he's been through in his career when you see him see. >> reporter: the pats also suffered their first season

the patriots led 21-7 in the fourth quarter. hightower also left and did not return. we'll tell you how much time he's expected to miss. >> . the broncos still celebrating. he's on the bronco getting ready to throw the football. this is what they recall what they believe really happened. the bronco which would be about to stomp on the patriots and the score on the bottom. >> reporter: it is downright cold out there. definitely feeling like winter now. it looks like it is going to be

a snow free start to this month though. >> reporter: the high temperature in boston in the 30s the first since back on april. book. 10-degrees, so it can get really cold tend of november, but it is really chilly. a lot of people checking into the 30s today. this is going to start to bring some rain, but not snow up into tomorrow. most temperatures in the mid to upper 20s then we'll start to watch this rain move in. as he head toward lunchtime we are in and out of these rain showers from tuesday to wednesday and thursday night before they start to dry out. we will take a look at when the sun is going to return in a few.

a teenager was shot in roxboro. and that forced three schools into lockdown. we have bill with us with breaking details. >> reporter: right over here is the o brian high school. a shooting happened in a park between all three high school. madison park and o brian, kids were well aware someone was shot across the street. >> our teacher told us to close our windows, because at that the building. >> reporter: a teenager was wounded. threatening wound. it. >> we had to be like super quiet. everybody who was on the certain side to have room or was near the door had to move to the other side of the room

>> reporter: she met the kid a few times. >> he seemed like a very genuinely nice kid, but -- >> reporter: hard to explain? >> definitely. >> we have kids that persevere and have grit and it was something that occurred and protocol and procedures and when it was all said and done, usual. >> reporter: one source tells police. now it's just a matter of finding him. thank you. we have some new surveillance voice of phillip chisholm just minutes after he killed his high school teacher. testimony from colleen's friend and fellow teacher spoke with moment with her just before she was murdered.

>> reporter: a fellow friend and teacher wiped her eyes as she watched her friend's last moments alive. she had peeked in on the classroom after school. inside she saw the teenager now standing trial in ritser's murder. >> she said, i don't know why he's here. >> reporter: she said he was waiting to follow her, stalk, rape and kill her. a diagram showed 16 knife wounds and signs of choking. it set off a debate about whether she may have been clinging to life when she was in the recycling barrel from the bathroom to the woods. and just as the prosecutors rested their case, the first mention of a motive.

attorneys plan to go back decades focusing not only on his young life but also his relatives to show a history of mental illness, the basis of their insanity defense. also today chisholm's attorneys asked that one of the two rape charges against him be dismissed and on wednesday jurors are expected to visit the crime scene. u.s. officials at the embassy in kabul say they have received credible threats of terror attacks. they are told to by a aware of

in addition, that suspect salah abdeslam reportedly bout 10 detonators at a fireworks shop. the 57-year-old suspect making his first court appearance today after the colorado planned parenthood shooting. some new surveillance from the scene? >> reporter: that's right. police raced to a building in colorado springs after reports of an active shooter and this is new surveillance video of the chaos that follows. you can see heavily armed swat teams evacuating team during the siege and robert lewis dear monitor. he is accused of killing three people and wounding six others before surrendering after a 6- hour standoff. friends say his views are

"no more baby parts," to police after the arrest. >> when i stared at him i saw this stone cold emptiness and i looked right at him and then he shot. >> reporter: the police officer that was killed was raised in medical rose. he was a figure skater who trained with nancy kerrigan and she also a father of two. under arrest tonight. classes were canceled today and on campus students were told to stay inside. right now police are not releasing any details about an arrest. convicted bomber tsarnaev

there was an argument before the trial and before he was convicted and received the death penalty. a reflecter post went right through car's windshield. the driver says it forced him off the road. he was not badly hurt but the driver of the truck kept going and police want to know from anyone who may have seen that crash. earlier you can see the flames and smoke shooting out of what's left of the home on hill dale avenue. the fbi is offering a $15,000 reward for any information that helps them find the last of the missing guns stolen from the worcester army. ten weapons have been found. 34-year-old james moral less is facing charges for the crime.

>> republican chris christie is celebrating the endorsement of new hampshire's biggest newspaper. among democrats hillary clinton is grateful for mayor walsh's endorse. he joined her at a rally over the weekend saying the focus one rebuilding jobs and the workforce. researchers say they can now cure the rare but terrible disease known as double baby. brothers on a mission to free a bald eagle made sure to

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tonight a medical break sick infants. researchers say they have found disease. tonight researchers say baby's own stem cell. >> reporter: days after

the mother could sense her baby wasn't as healthy as her sister. her mother's intuition was right. testing revealed. she had s.k.i.d. or bubble baby disease. without they turned to dr. donald cone as a trial for a last hope. >> it's gone from a hope to a reel clinical reality. >> reporter: his treatment takes bone marrow to gather stem cells. a cloned jean was added to what was missing at birth. >> they can go back to bone marrow and get blood for the

>> reporter: so far it has restored the immune system and go back and get blood the rest of their life. dr. cone is working with the fda to make it available nationwide and also for sickle cell disease. look how wonderful she looks. thank you doctor. last day of making our transition to december. it's certainly felt like that today. it was cold. >> reporter: bringing the cold across the area when the rest of the month was really really easy to take. it is not exactly supposed to be comfortable this time of the

year but when you look at the month as a whole and look at it our average temperature is 49.1. so we are going to drop a little more in the standings is the eighth warmest november on record. we'll pass it along once we get that. we are looking attempts in the 30s. chilly in the northeast, but nothing too unusual, not terribly harsh where the snow is and across the upper midwest a snowstorm up in the twin cities, but we are watching rain showers and rainfall over the next couple of days and not much of anything wintry. temperatures down into the 20s and across the region and it is going to be pretty chilly tomorrow but dry. around 30-degrees for the morning commute. showers will be working their

way in temperatures still holding in the 30s around 40- degrees topping out tomorrow afternoon and that's where the showers will be a little bit more widespread. 42 this boston. worcester staying at 40. and so it's going to be a hot cup of coffee to try and stay wake in the afternoon. we are going to keep a close eye maybe into northern worcester county, could be a little bit of light freezing drizzle especially if you are headed to the west. keep a close eye on it but locally i think it's just mainly just rain showers. we have the fits of rain showers through tomorrow afternoon and wednesday and i think arresteddest rain is

rain is going to be on wednesday. you need to have some of that rain fall, but once it wraps up, we start to see the sun return but it is going to be very gusty thursday. gusting about 30 miles per hour. in terms of snow, we're going to be waiting for a while. you need 1/10th of an inch to have a mesh. and we don't see that. if we were to go through the entire month, that would be a little bit more interesting. that's only happened four times on record. here is the outlook. looking toward the middle of the month, there is no snow in the forecast and temperatures should be running above average. keep in mind that above average isn't miami, it's just a little more comfortable.

we are in the 40s all the way through the week. weekend right now early indications look really nice. lots of sunshine and a quiet start to next week. david and lisa, over to you. i got to say it, i love it when you talk about the weekend on monday. traffic is actually getting back to normal after the holiday weekend. you could see quite a few cars on the road but no major backups at this time. this may be music to your ears, boston wants you to take a selfy. >> then they want you to bring it to the future. it was set up at city hall, and they want to send it out and see how we can improve the city of boston. two brothers in ontario were walking when they stumbled in a bald eagle stuck in a

they wrapped it in a jacket to calm down the bird then snapped this incredible photo and then set the eagle free. >> but not before the eagle put it on its instagram account. >> exactly. there are a lot of ways to give back. up next we speak with one generous organization that hopes you're giving will help out. the winter potts have moths have returned. we'll show you why this will be

jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. their aim is our total destruction. we can't withdraw from this threat or negotiate with it. we have but one choice: to defeat it. vo: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of

black friday numbers are going to be coming out tomorrow and that's when we will know how much shopping americans did in one day. predictions showed it was just average. it showed sales were slightly down following 1.5%. analysts hoped for record sales. doesn't look like they got it. they were hoping to make up for it today on cyber monday. expected 121 million shoppers

there was some trouble for online shoppers on target's website. it was down for a couple of hours. the store was offering 15% off everything. seems like the website just simply couldn't keep up with the demand. paypal was also down but both are now up and running. tomorrow is giving tuesday. around the world people will channel the spirit in a generous way. one woman who lost her leg in the boston bombings hopes you will help. >> reporter: this survivor says she has a lot to give back.she lost part of her leg in the boston marathon tragedy

and has been wearing a prosthetic limb since. now she's a spokesman for limbs for life. >> giving someone a prosthetic is giving back control of their life. >> reporter: it's a chance for people to donate and giving to charities and causes they believe in. >> it is gaining momentum year after year. it time to give back with giving tuesday. >> it's a global movement that impacts local charities like limbs for life. literally they get a limb because someone donated on giving tuesday. for amputees. they provide amputees with limbs for life. >> reporter: her goals were to become a professional dancer, now she is giving back so others can do the same.

would you say you got your life back? >> i absolutely got my life back and i got my life back in order to help others get their life back and i'm dedicated to making sure that happens. and congratulations going out to the kennedy family. excel. mel kennedy, is healthy weighing about 6 pounds. the son has two daughters and a son between them. s the christmas to the extreme -- it is christmas to the extreme. and the bright holiday lights spreading cheer. and hunting for clues. dear hunters in the blue hills asked to be on the lookout for

a missing man. and outside the mass pike, westbound bad which is typical, eastbound not so bad. we'll be right back after this. i absolutely love my new york apartment,

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