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good morning, it's nice and early, i'm chris mckinnon. and i'm bree sison. danielle niles is here with us after a fabulous weekend. by december standards, it doesn't get much better than this. and we are in for another nice day today. this morning it is 40 degrees, dewpoint is 34. wind from the southwest. 157 miles per hour. we have a touch of fog in a couple spots, just be aware that, and where there is fog there may be a touch of black ice with it as well where the temperatures are at or below freezing, 27 at norwood. we are in the 40s more active wind own the cape and islands. satellite shows there is clouds in places, and most of these are going to be departing morning.

sunrise coming up just before 7:00 a.m., 571 though by lunch time, keep in mind we should be in the upper whos, quite pleasant, wind from the west, northwest, fair and quiet, 45 degrees for the ride home with the sunset coming up at 41:11, showers on the way for tomorrow, i'll talk about where those come into play in a couple minute. day the after the terror attack in california president obama assuring the nation terrorism will be defeated. >> the president called on congress to authorize the fight against isis and enact new gun laws. >> in just his third oval office address, president he bomb a warned the nation that isis or isil threatens us all. >> the threat for terrorism is real but we will overcome it. we will destroy isil and any other organization that tries to harm us.

four days after the shooting, killed 14 people, and less than a month after the paris attacks. >> as a father to two young daughters who are the most precious part of my life i know that we see ourselves with friends and coworkers at a holiday party. i know we see our kids in the faces of the young people killed in paris . the president called on congress to ban people on the no fly list from buying guns, restrict sales of assault rifles. and enact strong are screening for those entering the u.s. without aviettes a. mr. obama wants congress to give him explicit authorization to use force against isis, the president vowed not to get into another decade long battle on foreign soil. >> we cannot turn against one another by letting this fight be defined as a war between america and islam.

isil want, let's not forget the freedom is more powerful than fear. >> the president said the attacker were directed by a terror group overseas. mark albert cbs news washington. today thousands of employees of san b, ernardino county will return back to work. many of the victims worked will stay closed, mourners honored the 14 people killed in attack. worshippers of different faiths attended a service at a los angeles mosque to show solidarity with the muslim community. investigators are looking into rather tashfeen malik radicalized her husband.

pledged allegiance to the groupon facebook. muslim communities across the country are concerned about a possible back layer because of the california shootings and other terrorists attacks. paul burton spoke to a local iman about his concerns. >> the muslim community should have fear. >> he says he is deeply concerned for the safety of muslims. >> i am telling my family and my community to take your proportions. >> what do you mean by that. >> i mean to be vigilant in realizing the climate in this country and throughout the world is going more negative towards having true concerns for muslims. >> city leaders are hoping there won't be back lash following the deadly shootings in california. one of the killers pledged her allegiance to isis before the

community should not be blamed. >> these people who claim they are following islam is not following any teaching from the quran. >> back in november, a mosque in burlington was vandalized. >> i was at mosque the other day, they are afraid but we reassured them we are going to make sure they are safe in this city. >> the message at home is going to be we have to watch out for each other, there are many muslim people here in united states of america, they are not the problem, they shouldn't be discriminated against and picked upon. >> i'm paul burton wbz news. stay with cbs news and wbz on air and online for the latest. the lawrence man accused of

court, he was arrested on friday. boston police say he ran away after placing a suitcase next to a homeland security vehicle on atlantic avenue. swat team investigated the bomb squad blew up the suitcase and it was harmless. chemical remains from a wooster cemetery, police day amador amino, stole remains from the cemetery. he sold the bones for medicinal purposes. he will face a fugitive from justice charge today that seeks to bring him back to wooster. new this morning police investigating a serious motorcycle crash in dorchester, the accident happened on gallavin boulevard, the motorcyclist was injured, no word on the drive ear's condition.

with beating a four-year-old child. police took 28-year-old richard panero into custody after neighbors reported a disturbance at the home, the four-year-old was treated and released. parishioners are considering their next move, they discussed their legal options following the latest set back, the archdiocese ordered the church closed 11 years ago, those parishioners have held around the clock vigils, massachusetts' highest court decided not to intervene in the case. a lower court ruled the parishioners can be ordered to leave. the pats will have to beat the houston texans to avoid a three game losing streak in a row. yesterday, they lost their second straight in a 35-28 loss to philadelphia eagles and it

this block punt was just at the end of the first half that tied the game at 14. after the game, tom brady said play. >> i'm person that throws it the most. i gotta make decisions with the ball, if i turn the ball over twice, certainly the big plays really help them out. 99 -- whatever hundred yard interception return, as bad as you can do for a quarterback. the pats head south next sunday, we get you started on wbz patriots game day kickoff at 8:30, after the game stay for fifth quarter. here we come. >> here we come. the leaders of

making big bucks. coming up, this morning which local schools are paying the most. also ahead the future of the of green line expansion up in the air, the budgetary concerns and how we can learn the next move. weight watchers are looking to win back customers with a

. welcome back, 4:43 right now much weight watchers are back customer. more good news about gas prices, joe wagner joins us live with the new york stock change. chris and bree. gas prices are inching lower, aaa says the national average is 27.073 a gallon. drivers are saving $18 for a full tank of gas compared to two years ago. more low gas prices could becoming. opek decided not to cut oil

over supply of oil prices. that means amazon couldn't pick a better time to get in the trucking game, the company bought thousands of new trucks to help deliver huge amount of packages. amazon will still use companies like ups to get to your doorstep. amazon is testing drones for delivery. and don't call weight watchers a diet, the wall street journal says the weight loss company has a new program called beyond the scale, motivation, lifestyle and purposely leaves out the word diet. weight watchers cashing in on star power, oprah winfrey, if anyone can turn around a business it would be oprah. >> don't call it a diet. >> definitely not. >> thanks so much, jill. santa hits the slopes, there is 150 santas, they put

at sunday rivers ski resort in maine for charity. the santas raised $3000. they've been open thanks to snow making machines since october 19th. how about that. >> i know, it's crazy, because down here. >> it's not ski weather yet. >> exactly. >> did you see mrs. clause? >> you need something to distinguish yourself, if you go the same. >> where do i find him. the weekend was beautiful, we had mild temperatures here in southern new england, now it's a call start this morning, it's 40 in boston, 92, but some of the suburbs running in the 207s and 30s, 28 in nashua, 92 in tauton but 25 in norwood, that is one area i'm concerned with a touch of black ice with a little bit of fog that has developed as well.

that widespread but you may encounter a couple spots. 407s for most of us in the cape and islands, a lot of that has to do with a breeze. i still say heavy coat for the kids. heads to the bus stop 6:59, end of school, 55 degrees, nice and mild. long sleeves. a okay as we head into later on this afternoon. satellite looks worse than it is, high thin clouds out there, but these clouds will tend to move east here and depart through the afternoon, so i think we see a lot of sunshine heading into the afternoon hours today, i am going to keep a close eye on this moisture down to the south coming off the carolina coastline, this is develop nothing a area of low pressure, let me show you what that means for our forecast, today quiet, things are fine, temperatures in the as, above average day, average highs in the mid 40s for this time of the year, overnight tonight clouds increase, notice a bulk

out to sea with this area of low pressure, it does come close enough, south coast comes into scattered rain showers tomorrow, there is a low probability ever showers, we could see a couple flakes tomorrow afternoon, 2:00 p.m. a lot of clouds, scattered showers on the cape depart. and we get partial clearing for wednesday, it will be a dry day with breaks of sunshine and temperatures that will once again be in the 40s to lower 50s for us. highs today, look at that, 55 in boston, yesterday we were just shy of 60 degrees, so pretty similar day, we will be cooler by a few degrees, 57 in norwood, a lot of mid-50s on the map. the clouds increase but we will be dry. upper 307s in boston. 107 degrees cooler in the sub uns.

have the wet weather gear with scattered showers. mid 40s on wednesday. wednesday night and thursday. warming trend back into the 50s to end the week and the weekend 55-60 degrees. so looks fantastic, not feeling like winter but it's coming, weather team is putting together a preview of the whole season, we have the rest of disease, january, february, it's this saturday evening at 7:30, hope you can tune in. >> all right, daniel, thank you so much. we could soon learn the fate of the green line expansion, through summerville and medford but the t says it costs too much and could go over a billion dollars over project. they could scale back the project or scrap it altogether.

celebrating the start of hanukkah. elizabeth warren, congressman joe kennedy joined mayor walsh for the lighting. light of a giant menorrah the govern one candle or light will be lit on each night of hanukkah. the patriots and wbz are are making the holidays joy full for everyone this i don't remember. wbz anchors lisa hues and david wade helped to collect toys for the annual patriots toy drive. pats players will deliver them to needy kids, if you would like to make a donation bring a new unwrapped toy. what the cambridge police commissioner is telling parents about the threats that

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4:52, our top stories this morning, in a rare oval office promised. >> the threat from terrorism is real. but we will overcome it. other organization that tries to harm us. >> the president said americans cannot give into fear after 14 people were killed at a holiday party last week in san bernardino. the president carried out the attack an act of terrorism, but no evidence they were part of a broader terrorist organization. the lawrence man accused of a bomb hoax in boston will be in court today, james trepetny was arrested on friday. he placed a suitcase next to a homeland security vehicle. the bomb squad blew up the suitcase, they say it was harmless.

deliberations in the philip chism case on friday. dr. richard dudley spent hours about his mental state, he believed the teen suffered a psychotic break when he killed his teacher. three men are due in court today in a deadly shooting in south boston, saturday night officers responded to reports of a person shot on old colony avenue. police say a car sped away from the scene. short time later police found the vehicle and arrested the suspects. officers say they also recovered a firearm. the an anonymous tip officer could be the same person making threats, that is what cambridge police told a packed meeting last night. three e-mail threats of violence were made against cambridge schools last week, police upped patrols and there

today is the 74 anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor, killed. a service will take place on the usscasson young. the surprise attack by japan on the u.s. naval basin hawaii killed 2400 americans and spurred us into world war ii. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked this deadly fire that took the lives of four people in lynn. they want anyone who took video of friday's fire on bruce place to contact them, the three family home was severely damaged. the four victims were members of one family, sonia cruz, and nephew rudolfho.

remember the youngest victim of the boston marathon bombings, the martin richard foundation has began selling shirts. one model pers the peace bridge logo, another has the mr 8 logo adorning the foundation's team that has run the marathon in the last two years. providing funds for education and athletics. love it, i have a hockey jersey from peace cup, so it's huge but it is one of my favorite shirts by far. up next, we have liftoff. it took several tries but a mission to the international space station is under way, the delivery on board 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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