the restaunt in question in still shutdown. about safety. we want to go to paul burton the latest. confirmed, boston county public health confirmed the on this that made so many bc students reconfirmed it started at this restaurant with a sick chipotle employee who felt ill last thursday. tonight, many bc students remain six. the restaurant has been closed because of several serious violations. >> what were your symptoms? >> severe stomachs pain. really sharp pain, nothing i had felt before and vomiting. >> reporter: boston college senior tim fox associate at chipotle last thursday and got extremely sick. he's one of 80 people, mostly students, who complained of gastrointestinal symptoms to eight at this chipotle in cleveland circle.

being inspected by the department top in boston inspection services. >> these are temperature control issues with food, someone reporting to work who was ill. >> reporter: on monday, the school said 30 students including members of the men's the school released an email saying the school is now 80. >> we got the email a while several students. now it is much more widespread, that's concerning. >> reporter: chipotle mexican grill says it things that illnesses are a result of norovirus, not a multistate outbreak of e. coli linked to the restaurant. the outbreak sickened dozens of last month. >> i feel fortunate since it has been going around the country, to hit a college campus so isolated with students. chipotle location has not had recent violations in the past five years. last report was in 2008 over a food reported illness. >> before we will allow them to

clean bill of health. >> reporter: again, boston public health confirmed it is norovirus that has made so many students sick. they urge students to wash hands thoroughly. do not share anything with anyone and if you are sick, please remain at home. reporting in brookline, i'm paul burton, wbz news. also tonight, donald trump stands his ground. >> i'm talking about a temporary situation until our countries representatives can going on. >> igniting a firestorm with his controversial ideas to ban muslims from coming to america. >> we have to stop muslims going on. stop people who want to kill us. leaders react. leaving many asking, has trump finally gone too far? >> donald trump is certainly doubling down, and standing by his been on muslims.

we begin with liam martin intime coverage. down today, calling his proposals common sense and say most americans agree with him. the reaction to donald trumps from entering the u.s. was swift and severe. religious bigot. >> reporter: while most of his comments, not everyone was ready to condemn him. ted cruz says he disagrees with the policy but will support trump if he wins the nomination. >> i like donald trump. encouraged me to criticize and attack him, i'm not interested in doing so. says trumps comments should disqualify him from president should be disqualified as well. >> it is morally reprehensible. it runs counter to the constitution and has consequences for national security. the problem is you have republican candidates standing

for president of the united states. >> reporter: the chairman of the republican national committee is not taking the white house advice to disavow trump but issued a statement saying we need to aggressively terrorism but not at the expense of our american values. >> if the republican party likes it, that's fine. if they don't, that's fine also. i'm leading in virtually every single poll. >> reporter: trumps supporters say he's right. >> we need to look at these countries, particularly the muslims. >> as for the gop criticizing trump for his proposal, he tweeted most of his supporters would vote for him if he ran as an independent. possibly his warning to the republican party. david and lisa? >> thank you. the latest poll does not indicate that his comments are another. >> a new cnn orc international poll has him leading, ted cruz

a new monmouth university ted cruz leading,poll has followed by trump in marco wbz rubio. stay with over the next 90 minutes for coverage of his meanwhile, endorsements are pulling in for hillary clinton, close to 200 community, labor and grassroots leaders support her according to her campaign. the list includes almost all of the state's democrats minus senator warren attorney general moore healy, state treasurer and auditor. clinton won the primary in massachusetts in 2008. new information about the couple accused of shooting and killing 14 people at a san bernardino office party, and planning the attack. we now know syed farook took out a $27,000 loan, not long before the shooting. investigators have also revealed the shooters had been radicalized for quite some time. the man who they say sold the couple the assault rifles is being interviewed now by police.

has not been arrested. for the first time, we hear from a firearms instructor who was approached by farook days before the attacks. >> what does that tell you about his experience with guns? >> experience with a rifle tells me it was a new rifle that he was not familiar with. >> in a chilling twist, word department winter active shooter training one year ago in the their conference room occurred. it's not clear yet whether session. in paris, the band, eagles of death metal, returned to the paris theater where they are playing when islamic extremist opened fire and killed 89 people. the group paying tribute to the victims by stopping at a growing shrine outside. police of the defense rested in the trial of a danvers teenager accused of killing his high school math teacher, colleen ritzer. prosecution took a man claims that philip chism is mentally

they say he was faking. the judge expects victory will be deliberating by the end of the week. we'll have a live report from christina hager who is covering she's inside the courtroom. bad coming up at 5:30. new tonight, fort hood officials say a 21-year-old from where ham died from injuries suffered in a motorcycle accident at that texas military base. eric robert moses joined the military in 2013 and has been stationed at fort hood for two years. the accident is under investigation. a 25-year-old dorchester woman is facing murder charges this evening. police say valerie perez attacked a man mastermind stabbing him on nightingale street. police say the victim is 28- year-old anthony sinclair. they say he and perez were in a relationship. new details tonight about aaron hernandez and his second murder trial. a joint motion filed today could delay the trail yet again. both sides are waiting for the supreme judicial court to rule

of the trial. he's charged with killing for title and daniel abram in 2012. turning to the weather, we found out that december is not all sunny skies. it was cold, gloomy, we are all wondering, when does the sun come back? >> we will see sunshine tomorrow. be as gloomy or ugly [ null ] today. a storm system that is still 200 miles farther west, could be different. a potent storm but grace the area with rainfall and temperatures tonight in the 30s, around 40 degrees. again. a little bit of mist and fog, some partial clearing, areas of fog and chilly temperatures. moisture in the air and temperatures below freezing in the suburbs. be careful traveling, under any slick. we have not had to worry about that so far this season. taking a look at this week, 50s. weekend. we'll talk about the details

temperatures. the next time you buy a car you may be able to learn much more about it safety rating in the transportation department is updating its five star safety rating system to include whether a car has technology to avoid crashes. this is technology that uses automatic braking and signals that warn the driver of blind spots. right now the five-star system is based solely on how well a vehicle can protect you from death or injury. still to come, this gesture of kindness never gets old. >> somebody brought another diamond ring into a salvation army. patriots tackling the holidays as only they can. as some of your favorite players are teaming up to make this an unforgettable holiday for kids. a little boy thought having autism would put him on the naughty list. up next, the magical moment when santana told him not to

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back now with more on domino trumps controversial call to try to ban muslims from entering the u.s. they wanted to know how his stance was playing out in new hampshire. >> no shortage of opinions. we found a lawmaker who is runner 100%. we want to go to jim smith is live outside of the jeb bush event in new hampshire. >> reporter: that's right.

the american legion hall in new hampshire later on tonight. but, he calls donald trump unhinged. he's making no bones about his opposition to the remarks. as you mentioned, we found one republican in new hampshire who start support trumps remarks. first let's hear from potential voters. simmer he's a disgrace. i don't even know how he's actually candidate for the election. >> ridiculous. >> i don't like anything coming out of his mouth. >> reporter: on the streets of manchester, skating reviews of the latest from donald trump. >> donald j trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims. >> do you think we should ban muslims? >> i think we should until we fix the system. >> reporter: trump has the support of republican new hampshire state representative albo sorrow who served more than 20 years in the u.s. marines and is on board with trump's plan which he says targets radicalized muslims.

come here to kill us? are you willing to put your kids in danger? you know? in wait for them to come in blow up a restaurant that you are sitting at? look at all the pipe bombs. they had them in that house in san bernardino. >> reporter: the new hampshire state gop chair has a different take. her statement reads, there should never be a day in the united states of america where people are excluded based solely on their race or religion. it is on republican, it is american. the new hampshire presidential away. so where will donald trump stand by that time? given his latest comments, it's anybody's guess. back in manchester, people are still talking. >> you know, his comments represent a little bit of fear. but passion for national security. >> reporter: donald trump will actually be back up here in new hampshire thursday appearing in organization.

couple of hours and hooked in. live in new hampshire, jim smith, wbz news. 5:14. you can see jim out there, it is dark. >> is this the shortest day of the year? are we close to that? i remember something about the sunset. >> not the shortest day of the year but our earliest sunset of the year. they don't move in tandem. you don't have your earliest sunset on the winter solstice. they are separated. the reason for that, solar noon shifts. i don't want to bore you but the idea is the sun is at its highest peak earlier this time of year, our sunset at 4:11. that's it, it gets later each day, by february 3, sunset at 5:00, daylight saving march 13, almost 7:00. as far as evenings go, each one will be brighter. the shortest day is on the 21st. out there tonight, 41 degrees, feeling very much like december.

16, significant storm just couple hundred miles. new england. we got raised with rainfall mainly across the southeast massachusetts and not big rain totals. still lingering clouds, that will be the case tonight. as we look across the country, we've got a train of storms. one off of the coast, another impulse moving through the midwest, another in the northwest and they have one thing in common. got pacific fog flooding its way across the country. pacific fog is miles, that will keep the cold at bay and locked up in canada. looking at the hour by hour tonight, they will be patchy areas of clouds holding on, miss dan fog and i would be cautious traveling with temperatures going below freezing, could get slick on some of those roadways. as we head into the day tomorrow, looking at some clouds again feeling and but there will be more sunshine compared to what we had today. partly scummy skies. as we head toward thursday, more clouds around, a few sprinkles. this is an unsettled week systems. a couple of raindrops here,

on the upstream but nothing to sink your teeth into. temperatures fall back in the 20s tonight, clearing, 33 in boston, 34 in hyannis, clouds should be most picked for the cape and islands, or first half of the evening. cloudy, chilly and wintry. we will not warm-up that much, seasonal day. exit sun and clouds at noon at 43 degrees. as we head for the evening, mainly cloudy skies, sunset a few seconds later than what we are seeing this evening. high temperatures tomorrow in the 40s, right on target for this time of year. then we start our warming trend. as we head for the rest of this week. mild air moving in thursday and friday. we are watching this weekend, where exactly this front set up. usually this time of year, there is no across northern new england, might be high pressure in parts of canada. that will force these fronts to the south and keep us from warming up. we don't have that. that milder air will punch in a saturday, it starts to move in sunday and should still be here monday. how that record highs?

currently forecasting below the level. in boston, 63, we are forecasting 59. one thing that is uncertain, how much sunshine do we see? if break into a lot of sunshine, we will be way up into the 60s, a couple of towns have a short at 70 if we can get that sunshine. right now playing conservative, but we will look at that. here's the accuweather seven- day, every day has above average temperatures. a couple of sprinkles thursday, showers on friday morning but next chance for significant rain is late sunday night into monday, and it is mild. david and lisa, over to you. thank you. 'tis the season, we're not talking about carrots, but a diamond ring. somebody dropped it into a can of mental. >> that will make that a lot brighter for some people. paula ebben has the story.

day of bellringing at the market basket in billerica. the salvation army taking donations to fund the poor. >> i was quite shocked. i had to pause for a moment and then i found a ring. >> reporter: this diamond ring, someone's engagement ring, given anonymously. >> we had it appraised and they said the replacement value would be $3500. >> reporter: last december, there was a rash of jewelry donations placed in the red kettles. first, wedding rings in boston, a cross in brookline, a pendant in fitchburg. more rings in weymouth. this is the first time that the lowell area salvation army has received a gift. >> it's nice to know someone would give a gift of this value, something personal. >> reporter: money raised from the ring and other efforts will go to help the needy during the holidays. >> we will help over 600 families with food. the children in those families

just to make the holiday time special. >> so, the ring will be auctioned on saturday but the salvation army says that is the smaller donations in the red kettles that allow them to do all of their work. hopefully in the lowell area, they hope to raise $160,000 worth this season. a nice, grandiose gesture but the little donations are really what they are counting on. >> we were saying you can't help but create a story around that ring. >> whose ring? why? maybe we will find out. celebrating the holidays in a big way with the patriots. >> up next, one of our favorite events of the holiday season. we will go live to gillette stadium where the party is about to kick off in your favor players are getting in spirit. the new respect firefighters are getting even before they get the job, but it's costing taxpayers millions. coming up 6:00, a strangers a simple gesture. clothes left out for the cold on boston common.

storm that there, patriots pulling out the stops to get us in the holiday spirit. >> this is an event that makes everybody smile, particularly the kids that get to take part. we got out to steve burton husak the stadium. >> reporter: this guy standing next to me, he certainly knows how to throw a party.

it was thanksgiving and a basket, now it's build a tree and wrap a package for the patriots. >> it's so much fun. this is our 22nd year doing this. it was interesting, saying none of them were born when we started doing this. and actually some of their parents weren't born when we started doing this. so it's really fun. >> reporter: to see the smile on these kids faces? >> it's super. and we forget how lucky we have it, and seeing these young people and what the salvation army does is really terrific. >> reporter: if you can pan out the camera, we've got players, and these are players on their day off coming up here and serving these kids. >> i'm so proud of them, we have about 15 players, especially after losing the horrible two games that we lost. they are here on their day off serving the young kids. it's really great. >> reporter: i do want to bring

spirit of giving lives through her, doesn't it? >> it does. it's interesting that you say that, today in worcester we just dedicated a bridge that they had spent four years working on a project in the park, the center of the city, wpi and the whistler tech school got together with the city in myra's memory as she was always building bridges. lives on. >> that's awesome. >> reporter: a day like this, i'm going to ask you to turn and the kids. what does all this mean to you? >> when we bought the team, our desire was to try to bring championships to new england. but also build something that gather around and feel good about and take ownership in. and, this is pretty special. out the turkeys at the

>> reporter: absolutely. >> and now it got to go out there and kick some butt sunday night. that's the plan. >> reporter: all right, back to houston. into know you want to do this, it's david and lisa back at the station. >> my favorites. lisa has always been very special, david, you make a great team. we are into building teams and championships. so, get those ratings up. [ laughter ] >> all right, mr. kraft, we will. will see you at the super bowl. >> how do you respond to that? >> i don't know, you had a question, though. >> how do you respond to that? >> reporter: they don't know how to respond to what you just said, but that was awesome. thanks, guys. >> we will find out later if they wrapped a pat. ivy leaguers getting into the holiday spirit.

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