>> how she's doing and who she's thanking, plus david ortiz making his first comments about david price, the pitcher set to

>> from the channel 4 studio in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning, it is 4:30 right now, friday. >> it's friday! we made it i'm kathryn hauser. >> i'm bree sison filling in for chris mckinnon. >> temperatures in the 40s t still frosty spots near orange and keen, temperatures in the upper 20s there, 34 worcester, waking up to 64 degrees in norwood, heavy coats as you head out the door maybe even the gloves and scarf too, for that morning rsh, temperatures right around freezing, we do expect full sunshine ahead, lunch hour 46 degrees, few passing clouds, not as windy as yesterday but gusty wind from the west, satellite picture shows nothing moving our way, only a couple of

forecast a quiet stretch that weekend, plus milder temperatures. when we could get close to 60 in that weekend forecast, back to you, ladies. >> all right, thanks so much, pamela. breaking news, right now, two people, including a teenager rescued from a burning home in lynn. right now, firefighters are trying to locate any other possible victims. the fire broke out just before 1:00 a.m. on boo's place, the video you see just incredible, fierce names tearing through that house. once inside, firefighters found two unconscious people, a woman in her 60s and an 18-year-old girl, each woman revived on her way to the hospital, wbz has a crew on the scene, live updates beginning at 5:00 a.m. >> quite a fire there. also new information and new pictures released on the shooting rampage in california, as horrific as this was, it could've been worse.

hunl arse -- huge arsenal of weapons police say farook and his wife had more weapons. >> and the potential of terrorism. farook was in contact on social media with known islamic extremists and at that time fbi has been watching. the arsenal in the couple's home included 6,700 bullets and a dozen pipe bombs, informed one of the 24 wounded is a woman from new hampshire, cbs's chris martinez has the latest from california. >> reporter: remembering the victims killeded in san bernardino, the focus turned to what motivated syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik to execute mass murder. >> we are in so much shock. >> reporter: sara and her husband were related to the suspects killed in the police. >> i cannot imagine my brother or my sister with this, they were happily married, they had a beautiful 6-month-old daughter.

farook travelled to saudi arabia and pakistan last year, and returned with malik, who came to the u.s. on a fiancee visa. while the couple was not on any enforcement officials tell cbs news he had been in contact with people both in the u.s. and terrorism. >> what it adds up to with me, this is a guy who was probably al-qaeda. >> reporter: officials recovered thousands of bullets and a dozen pipe bombs in the couple's home, cbs has learned those devices made from christmas tree lights and radiocontrol toys. >> they were equipped and able to do another attack, we intercepted them before that happened. >> reporter: authorities now searching for the person they say legally bought two military style rifles used in the massacre, chris martinez, cbs news, san bernardino, california.

21 people wounded in the attack is from new hampshire. amanda gaspard was in charge of the holiday party at the center, the woman originally from hin dale was shot, we're hearing from her sister, our julie loncich travelled to her home. >> reporter: amanda grew up here in hinsdale, new hampshire, across the river from vermont, she moved to california three year ago where she was working as a restaurant inspector for the county, also telling me she was in surgery most of the kai, her grandmother says she was shot several times, once in the leg, once in the arm and did have shrapnel in her head, survive. her parents still live here and california. in an interview with the adventist review, diane gaspard, her mother, described what party. she was quote in charge of the meeting that day, in god's mercy

for a short break or there would've been more people in that room. we believe that because of her loving-kindness, the shooter did not kill her. he stood over her and shot her, he could've easily aimed at her head, but shot her in the leg instead. again, fortunately, amanda gaspard is expected to survive, she does have a rough road ahead of her however. in hinsdale, julie loncich, wbz news. and amanda's sister tell us amanda is having a hard time with the pain from the wound and the emotional trauma. but lindsey says, quote, my sister is one of the strongest people i know, and she has incredible faith in god. so we know she will get through this. lindsey also says amanda specifically wanted to thank the first responders, paramedics and police officer who helped her and the victims. the violence in california and in paris impacting how people feel at large events. hundred crowded the boston

many have to live their lives but admit they're more aware of their surroundings, saying the recent violence makes the fear very real again. >> we step back in a large crowd and don't get involved, we're really aware from now on, which is a bit sad, but that's the way our world is turning out to be. >> there was a visible police presence there during the event and no issues. developments are rapidly changing on this story about the california massacre, from the very latest on the investigation, of course, stay with cbs news and wbz both on air and online. and breaking overnight, the fomer frontman for the stone temple pilots and velvet revolver has died, scott weiland was found dead on his tour bus, a message said he passed away in his sleep while on a tour stop in minnesota. he was set to play a show last night with his new band, he was dogged by substance abuse problems throughout his career, though at this point, his cause of death is unclear. he was 48 years old.

in melrose and was killed in a shooting at planned parenthood clinic will be laid to rest today, funeral services will be held this afternoon for officer swasey, an [ indiscernible ] from the police department will be there, he was killed responding to the shooting at the planned parenthood clinic one week ago, two others killed, nine people injured. testimony resumes today in the trial of a teenager accused of kill his teacher at danvers high school, not hearing testimony about how philip chism's brain differs from others his own age, having schizophrenia or brain trauma is too controversial, he was not in the court yesterday. a shooting outside a bar in fenway, a dor chester man wounded in the shooting is now facing weapons charges.

got in to a shout out, shouting match on who's on first bar thanksgiving morning, commuter conductor cherry was killed in the shooting. police say cherry was an innocent bystander and they're still investigating who fired that fatal shot. miss also investigating a crash that seriously injured a pedestrian near boston university last night, a woman in her 50s was rushed to beth should note did stop. the red sox will introduce their new $217 million man at fenway today, for the first time we're hearing from ortiz on the deal, price underwent a physical in boston yesterday, the pitcher deal with the sox is for seven years, he will earn $31 million a season. it's no secret that price and poppy have had some tension in the 2013 playoffs with price complaining about ortiz admiring a homer. then in a 2014 game, price hit

price then hit another batter in that same game, it was cleared and ortiz had to be restrained from going after price. last night ortiz told the globe quote everything is fine, everybody had their moment on the field, now we're teammates, you've got to turn a page. i'm going to help him the most he's going to help me the most matters. ortiz also said the red sox called to ask his thoughts before agreeing to the deal with price. he he added that he he and price have not spoken since their on field drama but plans to reach out to price soon. what a game on hurs night football here on wbz last night, the detroit lions had a 20 point lead but the packers came down late, down two in the fourth as time expired green bay, rodgers gets tackled but calling for a face mask, one more play with no time on the clock, rodgers scrambled here we go and he throws it. look at this.

>> and it's caught -- oh, in the end zone! richard come down with the win, what a catch. >> wow. >> former st. john star is a hero. final score 27-23. unbelievable. >> unbelievable! 61 yards and a worcester boy comes down with the ball! >> a 20 point lead. >> look at that face, that guy's like oh no! that is so fantastic. love it. speaking of football, a big super bowl announcement will reveal who will headline the half time show. also ahead, uber is trying out a new service to make it easier for riders to spot their vehicles. plus a local boy bringing legos to life, his unique idea revolutionizing the classic children's toy. i just got a new job, but how am i gonna get to work? i moved to a new neighborhood, and i need help learning my surroundings.

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>> all right, now, this is exciting news. cbs, we're so proud to host the 50th super bowl, and now we can tell you the coldplay will headline the half time show, the nfl also hinted that past pastime performers could join on stage, my favorite, bruno mars, set for february 7 in santa

coldplay and hopefully the patriots in super bowl l. >> they have a new sound too. >> yeah, it used to be down. >> i agree, used to be a little gloom. >> now, the new album, i think is a nice fit. >> it comes out today, thank you, producer amy for telling us, i didn't know that. also, uber trying to make it easier for you to find a ride. >> plus, the big economic report due out this morning, can it turn the markets around? jill wagner joins from the new york stock exchange for today's money watch, good morning, jill. >> good morning, bree and kathryn, yeah, the big november jobs what comes out for the opening bell, most economists expect the raise 20%, this is the big news of economic data the federal government looks whether to raise interest rates in the next meeting in a couple weeks, a good report means the rates will likely go up for the first time in the financial crisis, europe's final market shocked by not putting in place

in its meeting, that concerned that the san bernardino shootings were terrorism, that sparked a big sell off here in wall street, the dow fell 252 points, the nasdaq dropped 85. and uber wants to make sure that you get in to the right car when you call for a pick up, so the ride hailing app is testing a color-coded technology, it's called spot, riders will be able to choose a color within the app and then the uber car's windshield will light up with that color, right now testing it in seattle, but i think it's a good idea. >> pretty good idea. it's tough to see item consometime, if it's dark out. >> i'm all about it. >> in bad weather. jill. the forecast. good thing. >> yeah, the weather turning out to be fantastic for the weekend, going to be dry, another quiet stretch for you, the next several days, and temperatures

over the next few days, there is a chance for some folks to see 60 degrees this weekend too, but first, december so far starting off warmer than normal, can't complain about that, 2.2 for the first, 60 degrees above normal, average high should be 47 degrees, today right around average, satellite and radar picture will show mainly clear sky here, few clouds for manchester, stretching from metro west but those clouds eroding very slowly at this time, few flurry out there in new york, those will stay there. and just before sunrise, today, look to the southeast, you'll notice the moon, ever so bright out there, jupiter is actually above it, mars and venus all lined up in a row, it's a great sight and on the satellite and radar picture, you can see, it's going to be a clear one for you, temperatures, crisp and cool to see the brilliant planets, 39 in boston, dew point 28 indicating

temperatures, 42 degrees a breeze from the west 12 miles per hour, keep the wind around, gusts up to 25 miles per hour, from the west throughout the entire afternoon, not as windy as yesterday, 38 degrees thrks ashua, keene, 34 degrees worcester, 40 chatham, that's a hot button for the morning but in all locations, running cooler than yesterday, 11 in boston, and in your hour by hour forecast, temperatures will stay in the 30s for a good part of the day, increasing in to the 40s by 11:00 a.m., highs today round out in the upper 40s, 47 for boston, lows tonight back in the 30s, and in many spots, getting in frosty conditions as you head out the door saturday morning, but saturday afternoon, 50 degrees and sunny, sunday 57, it begins that day, glorious forecast, mostly sunny, 52 monday, still and it looks

>> i'm still thinking about the degrees. >> perfect weather for you. >> can't wait. well, building a better lego, a little boy from georgetown is bringing the classic toy to life with his new invention. he's only 8 years old but his concept could soon be on the assembly line. >> this is awesome, it adds ae new dimension as david wade reports to legos. >> reporter: chase knows his spaceship sounds. and that's what led to his invention, the brick sound kit. it's a gadget for legos or other block type creations, and you get to program the sounds. >> you attach it to, like, a lego ship like this one right here and then, you want to make your own sound or find them online. >> reporter: you put those sounds on a tablet or smartphone and connect wirelessly. but the coolest thing is that its motion activated.

when chase and his dad chuck were playing with legos and making their own sounds. >> and he goes, dad, you know what would be great? if we could somehow record the sounds we're making and have them playback when we fly the ship. >> reporter: a light bulb went on. >> i thought, that's actually a really cool idea. >> reporter: the two tinkered and came up with the prototype. with the help of tech specialists, the idea advanced. >> we don't need roads! >> reporter: chase has been involved every step of the way. >> he got to give input on where to put the buttons, where to put the lights, what the shape of the device was. >> reporter: and now a kickstarter campaign is underway, if it succeeds. >> the earliest u mitts will start shipping in may. >> reporter: chase hopes other kids will get the chance to play too. >> probably say, you know, i like it, it's awesome. and they'll probably be like, whoa! >> reporter: we asked chase

grows up and he told us a scientist. well, so far, experiments going well, to learn more about the kit, go to our website cbsboston.com and we will connect you. i'm david wade, wbz this morning. >> love that story. >> so fantastic! >> and he's 8! >> kids are the smartest people in the world, you know? m.i.t. sending a message to its students. >> ahead this morning, the increasing problem the school is trying to put the brakes on. and the controversial suggestion from a new york sheriff in the wake of the

welcome back, we want to update you on breaking news we've been following, fire crews battling this devastating house fire in lynn right now being told four people still unaccounted for, two others rescued from this home on bruce place, both are in the hospital in stable condition, firefighters say it was a fierce fire, you can see from the footage to begin with, which made it even more of a challenge because the home is on a dead end street, and it's touch to reach, susie steimle will be live. the gunman had been in contact with known islamic extremists on social media, but according to the associated press, syed farook and his wife, tashfeen malik were not under fbi scrutiny. police say farook and malik had enough bullets and bombs to absolute slauter hundreds of

shootout with miss, analyst ted davis said they had something in common with the boston marathon bombers. >> similar to the incident that happened this watertown, these individuals did not commit an act and attempt to escape, they went back and they continued to build device and they were looking to do another assault. >> one of the shooting survivors is from new hampshire, up in hins dale, amanda is having a hard time dealing with the physical and emotional trauma, her sister says, amanda was shot several times in the leg she's undergone surgery and is expected to recover. she works for the san bernardino county health department and was overseeing the party. a sheriff is stirring up controversy in the wake of the mass shootings, the upstate new york sheriff is urging people in his county who are licensed gun owners to arm themselves when they leave home. he posted the message on the department page, the post drew thousands of comments for and against it, this is the topic of

know what you think about it, couple way you can comment, always right on our website cbsboston.com, tweet us with #wbtalker or you can write it on our facebook piej page, we'll have your thoughts coming up. m.i.t. asking students to keep the wheels out of the hallway in campus, a surge of people using anything from segways to roller skates and it's getting dangerous, anyone caught riding instead of walking will face a $25 fine, medical devices still allowed. >> interesting. >> yeah, that is interesting. only, you know, really wicked smart kids at m.i.t. would have a segway. >> probably expensive. >> yeah, we used to ride bikes. yeah, brilliant. a big honor for one of hollywood's biggest women. >> amy poehler leaving a lasting impression on hollywood. every cup as unique as you. always fresh with that signature smooth taste. we take pride in every cup, but only one is your coffee,

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