live from the channel 4 studios in boston, wbz news at 11 starts right now. 30 boston college students are sick tonight. is a nationwide e. coli outbreak at chipotle.

>> i am david wade. the chipotle is closed as officials investigate.>> reporter: david, right now, we're talking about 30 people being sick only at boston college. the real total might be higher because this is a busy restaurant serving people all day long.>> it is scary. >> reporter: the chipotle at cleveland circle is closed but still very busy. workers are cleaning the entire restaurant after 30 boston college students got sick eating there.>> my friend said when she walked out there were 10 people in the waiting room throwing up into buckets.>> reporter: at least one be uses to -- student says she got sick, too.>> i got really sick yesterday. it was the first on my left my house. i was wondering what was happening.>> reporter: it is

an e. coli outbreak linked to chipotle's and nine other states. the source is not been identified. >> it has also -- can also be passed from person to person. you want to wash your hands others. >> reporter: a chipotle spokesman says, the safety and well-being of our customers is our highest priority. we have no evidence to suggest this is related to the previous e. coli incident.>> it's scary. reporter: the department of public health will be working to confirm if these sick people really do have e. coli. in the meantime, if you have any of these symptoms, your urged to go to the doctor. jim smith, wbz news. the nationwide e. coli scare night, 48 million.

illness each year. now 11, controversial statements are not keeping trump from topping the polls.'s latest comments are also sparking outrage. the front runner is now calling for a total ban on all muslim entering the us. jon keller joins us now. reaction has been intense.>> it certainly has. the fans who turned out to of -- for a trump event seemed to enjoy it. while many of trump's fireworks have appeared to be more entertaining than truly toxic, this one was a molotov cocktail tossed into a moment of high national anxiety over islamic terror.>> our country has this kind of security. that's the problem. >> reporter: a visual allegory for his latest trump card. >> a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering

country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on.>> reporter: quoting a right-wing groups pull, trump claimed vast numbers of american muslims support violent jihad.>> they want to change your religion. i don't think so. not going to happen. >> reporter: and a touch of historical irony, trumps move came on the 74th anniversary of the japanese attack on pearl harbor that led to mass incarceration of innocent japanese-americans. on like back then, the backlash today was immediate and bipartisan. jeff bush wrote, donald trump is unhinged.'s policy proposals are not serious. clinton called his statement reprehensible, prejudiced, and divisive. on beacon hill, charlie baker called it ridiculous and inappropriate.>> donald trump sounds more like a leader of a

like ours.>> reporter: perhaps trumps fire bomb will burn out without impact on american muslims. but if it does not, today may also come to be recalled as the date that will live in infamy.>> tonight, we are learning disturbing new information about the california shooters. this couple had been radicalized for some time and took target practice days before the attack that left 14 dead and many more wounded. julia braun chick -- julie loncich has more. >> reporter: this much is very clear. fbi agents believe this couple was prepared and had trained. they entered the us for the first time as an engaged couple at chicago's o'hare. less than a year and a half

malik would kill 14 and she dozens more.>> we have learned and believe that both subjects were radicalized and have been for quite some time. how did that happen? the question we're trying to get out. >> reporter: investigators say farouk had been to a gun rage at least twice prior to the shooting. orr it is devastating to know this is where he might have prepared for those last days. authority say the assault rifles were purchased by enrique marquez, who grew up with farouk. according to cbs news, he checked himself into a mental health facility following the shooting. chas harrington worked with farouk and remembered how secretive he was about his wife.>> saeed did not want to be in the united states.

helping the us support the war on islam, on muslims. >> reporter: in a chilling twist, authorities say farouk's coworkers, many involved in the shooting, had trained for an active shooter situation a year ago in that conference room. julie loncich, cbs news. an emotional moment in paris. you to welcomed a surprise guest back to the stage.>> they were robbed of their stage iii weeks ago. we would like to offer them hours tonight. would you welcome the eagles of death metal. >> the eagles of death metal, the american band in the middle of the show when suicide bombers stormed the theater last month. this was the first performance since the attacks. the justice department is investigating chicago police

use of force. the announcement coincides with the release of this dashcam video showing another deadly police shooting of a black man. the officer shot ronald johnson when he refused to drop his gun charges. this started with an beach and ended with a federal park lane jerk -- ranger tasing a man who could face jail time. louisa muller has our story. >> say on the ground. >> reporter: how did he get to this? that's what don savage wonders more than six months after he was taste by a park ranger. the end result of a parking violation. >> we are like, well, let's drive and look at the waves. that is what we do here. >> reporter: it all started with a scenic trip to cape cod. savage park to the spot they

they stayed 30 minutes in the guard asked them to leave. >> i'm a police officer asking you for your drivers license.>> reporter: it took savage several minutes to remove his license. then video from the body camera speaks for itself. >> sir, have a seat. >> reporter: four minutes later, this. >> i told you to say on the ground. do not move. >> reporter: savage charged with assaulting a federal officer. he says he bit the officers hand. >> when i approach a police officer i am going to no to stand still and not do anything. what is happening these days is that the average citizen has the responsibility to calm down the aggressive police officer. >> reporter: the superintendent

the incident is under investigation and he is not commented because of a pending case -- it is a pending case. a new jab at roger goodell on the ongoing deflate gate scandal. his appeal was responded to by -- in a statement which said it was a sweeping grab for power. today, we honor the lives of the loss in the attack today.>> a ceremony in hawaii marked the attack that plunged the us since world war ii. john russell johnson was killed in the attack and posthumously received a purple heart for bravery. then unbeknownst to anyone else, the mental -- metal went

-- metal -- metal -- metal mac -- medal with missing. -- went missing. coming up, troubling news about an animal shelter and what inspectors found only days before it burned to the ground. an investigation, the retirement for -- benefits firefighters get before they even take the job. turning things around after yesterday's tough loss home. someone could see some injured players back on the field. there is an ocean storm brewing. how much impact will it have on new england? my forecast is a few minutes away. r 12:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte

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breaking news at 11 clock out of sturbridge, a fire at a barn on river road. the pictures dramatic. four towns are responding to the fire right now. river road shut down, no word yet on whether or not there was anyone nearby and whether or not there were any injuries. we've learned an animal shelter that burned to ground -- to the ground failed an inspection before the fire. >> the town suspended the license of the animal shelter last month. the fire killed 39 cats and 13 dogs. a surprise inspection found kennels that were mac smalls and -- small and animals that were not separated. days the kidney charged with planting an explosive device in boston. it was all caught on surveillance.

detonated by the bomb squad. night. state leaders lead a celebration tonight. officials let the -- lit the candle of the giant monaural -- menorah. the weather does not feel like christmas yet.>> it feels like we are in a different state or to -- totally different time of year. >> it's unusual to have it so warm. we will take it. there will be several more episodes of warm weather in the next few weeks. hi, everyone. that sees from his newly required -- retired and took this picture before sunset. the clouds started coming up late in the day. it is basically overcast right now. mostly high clouds and sky.

elementary school in st. -- salem. up to 56 degrees. that's exactly what it was at logan airport, 56, 12 above the average. not up to the record of 76 back in 1998. these with a highs, generally between 54 and 58. there are some fog hanging on -- was fog hanging on earlier this morning in the connecticut river valley. the wind has gone into the northeast. it is a little brisk at 60 miles an hour. could be some risk wins -- winds -- brisk winds through tomorrow. it will turn mostly cloudy and temperatures are holding around the 43-41 range. areas north and west of boston, much colder.

42-44, maybe warmer on cape cod . we have a notion storm, not much of the storm yet, but it will get its act together and move northeastward. it will bring a shield of rain up and to southeastern massachusetts. sprinkles and showers, note the timestamp here. it could be raining down here. just a slight chance a couple of sprinkles or light showers could make it to boston. the sun may come out during the afternoon as the storm center goes out to see. they should be about the end of it. a couple of showers may still linger tomorrow afternoon. wednesday, burying amounts of cloudiness and sunshine. there may be an emphasis more on clouds and sunshine. the upcoming weather pattern favors a parade of storms hitting the west coast, diving down a bit, then moving up to the west of us. when that happens, it brings warm air to the eastern seaboard. it looks like more warm weather

a cool down tomorrow, 42-44 and 46-48 wednesday. there is not going to be huge amount of sunshine the rest of the week. while. we may end up with a chance of a couple of showers here and there thursday and friday. over the weekend, there will be a warm search. it may go to 60 or higher late sunday or into monday. how about that? thank you. getting attention before getting the job happens all over massachusetts because of the loophole. >> lauren leamanczyk has heart -- information on hiring lists that cost you millions. >> reporter: revere firefighters raced to a call. joining their race involves more than a high school -- score on the civil service exam. that's because of the loophole that allows people to earn hundreds of thousands of

orr i think it -- >> i think it defeats the purpose of having civil- service. err -- >> reporter: this system is supposed to ensure fairness. you pay to take the test and your name winds up on this list. veterans have top priority. every two years, that list is scrapped. a new test is given. a handful of communities have a reserve list, kept by than the mayor's. it allows them to take people off civil services and hold their places for years. while they are waiting they get retirement benefits.>> they hire whoever they want to.>> reporter: the list allows cities and towns to save spots for the politically connected at the expense of veterans. taxpayer advocates say it is a giveaway for a privileged few.

with regard to abuse of the system. >> reporter: the pioneer institute did the math on what this cost you. take a firefighter who retires with the salary of $80,000. pension. he could get credit for the time he didn't work at a cost of $300,000.>> this is an warning light. reporter: revere has as many as 30 on their reserve list. it is the longest in the state and includes people with connections to city government getting this bonus.>> reporter: firefighters and police officers are eligible for this. they do a job that is extremely dangerous. that is at least some reward that they are giving that -- given that in the end. >> they are getting credit for years they did not work in the department. >> yes, okay. >> that's not an issue?>> for me?

i am sorry.>> reporter: -- >> is it fair to people taking the test right now?>> i don't know what to say. it's fair to people on the reserve list. sometimes that's how the dice get rolled.>> reporter: lauren leamanczyk, wbz news. if there is a story you think we should check out,'s in this email or call us at 617779 tips. the baseball winter meetings are underway. the red sox made a trade.>> a double feature for sports fans, both bruins celtics action

i kept thinking we would way, captain the game would have been different.>> totally. >> i think i am in a universe where they are coming back. >> they are coming back. the game was over, but they will come back eventually. they lost in denver. it was easy to play in the reps. there was bad special-teams plays. maybe all the injuries caught up with him. they should have some key guys coming back. rob gronkowski strained his knee last weekend. he said he will return when he is 100%. julian at of and broke his foot against the giants. probably should be back for the playoffs. hightower hurt his knee against denver.

cat jeetu far away either. -- can't the two -- can't me -- be too mac -- too far away either. >> we have to take it one step at a time and go out there and have a good game sunday.>> we have to move on. we had a lot of football left. we have a lot of good teams on our schedule this week. we have to be able to move on and put yesterday behind his. are we. the bruins took on the predators at the garden. the celtics played the pelicans in new orleans. the start in the body. third quarter, bradley nails a three and gets fouled. play. isaiah thomas was the man for the green. hits from downtown. a game-high 22 points.

salinger had 11 points and 20 boards. 111-93. bruins and predators at the garden, marchand with a pretty lame fight. randall, his hand had to hurt after that one. ericsson on the doorstep for his 10th of the year. the ruins takeoff two-one. the national title late in the second. with just under five minutes left in the third, they only had 17 shots on goal all night. it is the first regulation since november 17. a meeting underway in nashville.

acquire carlos smith and rainy obvious from seattle in exchange for wade miley in jonathan aro. the mariners -- we say a happy birthday to larry bird, he turned 59 today. that's it for sports today. where they singing the blues after last night's loss? >> more like karaoke. coming up, players take the mic.

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open mic night for the new england patriots. this was patrick chung's second annual karaoke night fundraiser to raise money for the united way.>> singing slim shady, taylor swift, the patriots got in on the fun. you have never done karaoke? >> it is on my bucket list. >> will do it next year. up next, another look at the forecast. we will be right back. -flavored coffees. after 12:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte or macchiato for $1.99.

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