department saying it was norovirus, not e. coli that may dozens of boston college chipotle six. inspectors are saying the cleveland circle chipotle was restaurant still closed tonight. we are popping breaking quincy. mom was tied up. we want to get out to the we >> reporter: david and lisa, you can see behind me an active seen circling around this white home at 224 presidents lane. police say they got here round 3:40 police say they got here invasion. they say the victim says two suspects kicked in the basement door. they walked inside and found a six-month pregnant woman and teenage daughter. then the victim told police the suspect tied her up with tape. her teenage daughter ran upstairs, called the cops, when they arrived, they got here to find one of the suspects able to apprehend him.

to recover handgun. now, they are still looking for the other suspect, apparently the victim described him as a man wearing a black puffy jacket and a ski mask with eye holes. still, a very active investigation. as i said, trying to find the suspect. as a precaution, the mother and her daughter were sent to the hospital, we are told they are okay and are not hurt. but as you can see, we're trying to figure out what's going on and tracked on the suspect, as soon as we have information we will bring it to you. for now, live in quincy, luisa tonight, defense rested not philip chism trial. >> the prosecution will try to mental illness after he killed his math teacher, colleen ritzer. let's get to christina hager livens down with the latest on the trial. >> reporter: david, a psychiatrist who will continue on the witness stand tomorrow

tested extensively and based on his answers, just 900 questions, her opinion was he's taking. philip chism started the day resting his case. he ended by asking to go back to his lockup rather than sit through afternoon hearings. what's going on in his mind? that depends on the psychiatrist on the stand. >> it's very easy to feign cognitive disability or mental illness. >> reporter: this time, a prosecution doctor said he fakes mental illness after the rape and murder of his math teacher, colleen ritzer, at danvers high two years ago. >> you can predict and accuracy of 100% for feigning mental illness. >> reporter: another prosecution psychiatrist that chism was anxious, depressed

>> he may choose to retreat to then when he's involved in stressful situations before acting on them in real life. >> reporter: not unusual for a boy his age, she said. adding that none of this rose to the level of psychosis. keep that under there, chism had been in the throes of psychosis under the command of an imaginary voice since he was 10 years old. today, the judge stood and told the jury he expects attorneys to get into closing arguments goes to the jury for deliberation. at salem superior court, christina hager, wbz news. back to you. >> thank you. tonight, a fire at a barn investigation. flames shooting out of the barn run 9:00 last night consumed the building on river road. firefighters from 15 towns had to be brought in, the barn was

today, the lind home where fighting for killed was torn down. you can see crews picking through the remains of the home, the cause of the fire under investigation. the fire marshal asked anyone with video of the deadly fire to contact them. tonight, police are trying to figure out who shot a miniature horse in both legs. this happened in a cushion it. max's owners say he was right where he says opposed to be, and they are concerned that one leg may never heal and he'll need a custody, there is a gofundme page set up for his veterinary care. more trouble tonight for the chicago police department, there's new surveillance video showing officers teasing a man in custody, that man is 38- year-old philip coleman who died three years ago after he was taken into custody. this video is being released now and it shows officers crowding around coleman before

coleman apparently unconscious, being dragged along the floor. you'll see that in the corner of your screen there. lawsuit. investigation following the shooting of a teenager who was shot 16 times. tonight, oscar pistorius is free on bail, a judge ordering him to stay on house arrest until april. that's when he will be sent to jail for the murder of his girlfriend, reavis decamped. it was last week his manslaughter conviction was overturned instead found him guilty of murder. he faces a minimum 15 year jail sentence. it's not just politicians criticizing donald trump for his plan to keep muslims out of the country, celebrities also weigh in. harry potter author, jk rowling, called trump's comments horrible and said that the villain, valdemort was nowhere near as bad. -- we will reserve my seat on

send donald to space. getting a pension before officially getting the job. it happens all across massachusetts because of a little-known loophole. the i-team's lauren leamanczyk found some teams have hidden hiring lists that are unfair and costing >> reporter: revere firefighters raced to a call, but joining their ranks involves more than a high- scoring the most recent civil service exam. that's because of a rarely used loophole that allows people to earn hundreds of thousands of dollars for time they never even wore a uniform. >> i think it defeats the purpose of why we have civil service. >> reporter: civil-service is the system that is supposed to ensure fairness in hiring firefighters and police officers. here's how it works. you pay to take the test in your name winds up on this civil-service west. veterans have top priority.

scrapped and a new test is given. but handful of massachusetts communities have what is called a reserve list kept by the mayor. it allows them to take people off of civil-service and hold their place in line for years. the whole time they are waiting, they are earning time toward retirement. >> right now you have a piece of civil-service that allows certain towns to hire whoever they want to. >> reporter: veterans advocate and firefighter dan mcgoon argues allows them to keep politically connected on reserve. some say is a giveaway for privileged few. >> it's a double-edged whammy with regard to abuse of the system. >> reporter: the pioneer to the map on what this perk cost you. take a firefighter who retires with a salary of $80,000 who earned $60,000 a year in pension. if you spend five years on the reserve list he could get credit for the time he did not

>> this is an obvious, blinking, flashing warning light. this should be fixed. >> reporter: revere has as many as 30 people on their reserve list, the longest in the state and includes the names of lots of people with family connections to city government. also getting a retirement bonus. >> firefighters, police officers who are eligible for this, and do a job that is extremely dangerous. that is at least some reward for them, that they are given that at the end. >> reporter: the years that they weren't actually working for the department, they get credit for? >> yeah, okay. >> reporter: that's not an issue? >> with me? personally, no. i'm sorry. >> reporter: he says it's not his decision, the city has always done it this way. as for fairness, is it fair to people taking the test right now? >> i don't know what's there. it's fair to people that are on the reserve list. i mean, sometimes that's how the dice get rolled, i'm sorry to say. >> reporter: massachusetts taxpayers foot the bill.

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impromptu, right there on the train. of course, conducting the choir through the "carol of the bells". >> i love that. the t this year. >> they should try that on look out r2d2, mit is taking technology to a whole new level. >> you developed a social robot for kids to use at home. >> i'll -- huff. >> and i'll -- >> huff. >> and i'll blow your house in. >> this new robot is impressive in his body language and gives off nonverbal cues that children recognize which means they can actually engage with the robot. the national institute of health is looking into how these robots might improve our health and well-being and how they might be used to inspire

cmac that is pretty cool. >> that was better than i imagined. we're almost at the point where you won't have to talk to any people at all pretty could be on your ipad, and talk to the robot, go to bed. >> santa created a truly magical moment for a boy with autism. a 6-year-old boy from michigan told santa he was worried his autism would put him on the naughty list of things sometimes he gets in trouble at school and feels people don't understand him. the two of them sat and chatted for about five minutes. >> can you say santa? >> he said, it's okay to be your self. >> while ski. >> incredible. landon's mother shared it to facebook, it went viral. how many kids have felt that way? to be able to shine a light on that is valuable.

they are thinking that. >> hopefully they want. still to come, from russia with love. the country's heartwarming gift to the people of paris after the deadly attacks. coming up on the news at 10:00, the latest, a pregnant woman tied up during a home invasion in cleveland. plus, distracted driving kills thousands every year. we know it's bad but a new study shows the problem is getting worse, not better. with more americans than ever checking email and texting behind the wheel, you won't believe what else they are

russia's latest gift to francis both a touching gesture and tribute. these two-month-old belgian puppy will soon travel to france to fill the void left when beloved police dog, diesel, was killed. diesel was seven and was killed in a raid after the terrorist attacks in paris.

at the beginning of 2016. have ever seen. >> what's cuter than a puppy? >> fantastic. nice story. was going on with the we were under the impression that all of december was going to be sunny and warm. >> what's happening? we have been let down by this one day. >> finally a day that feels it's unbelievable. but, this is what is supposed to be happening right now which i think is something we don't mention enough here. this is strong el nio, this is what december is supposed to look like. in that sense, i like el nio. looking at active weather this week, not a lot, little bit of light rain today, a few sprinkles or showers early thursday morning and again otherwise, quite weak, above average temperatures every day of the forecast. we will threaten record sunday and monday and the next storm

heavier rain and wind look to be in the cards. headlines, look at the details. storm system to the east today, just missed us. it came pouring up was, strong upper it could have produced snow in the area but that's how winters go. it comes down to a couple of hundred miles whether or not the storms are inland, going out to see or at the coast. amateurs, 35 in trend -- 35 and worcester, nantucket at 37, little bit of clearing overnight, also patchy fog. eventually, temperatures fall back 25 to 30, some of those roadways could get slick with a bit of moisture, subfreezing overnight. looking at the hour by hour, we will see those clouds filling again as we head through the day tomorrow, it won't be perfectly sunny but a little bit brighter than what we saw this afternoon, that's for sure. clouds will tend to thicken, become more widespread tomorrow night, more of that thursday. sprinkles on thursday, more clouds and sunshine although eventually we will get into afternoon sunshine thursday. not active weather this week

tomorrow morning, partly sunny skies, tim -- sunrise at 7:01 and temperatures in the low 30s. mix of sun and clouds, for the afternoon becoming mostly cloudy with sunset at 4:11. temperatures tomorrow like what we saw today, feeling like december. 45 boston, 43 worcester, lawrence 44, hyannis topping out at 47. after that, milder air will take control again, 50s on thursday and friday. for this weekend, we are watching this front, a larger system forming off to the west, it will go up into the great lakes. that is a mild track. how quickly will this push through? might take a little while on saturday and eventually on sunday it'll really start to move to the north. that's going to open the floodgates to mild air. actually playing at conservative right now, highs near 53 thursday, 55 friday.

for mild air to get in, 54, 10 degrees above average. sunday if we can get enough sunshine, into the 60s. right now shooting 459 degrees. we've got a parade of storms moving in from the west, pacific air, pacific air is not cold this time of year. general storm track is off to the west keeping the east very mild, all of the coldest locked out west. next two weeks in other words means bidding all the way up to christmas, looking at milder than average temperatures in the east, right now i don't see any snow before christmas. of course, it is a ways out, something to keep our eyes on. continue. day, weekend looking miles. as we head toward next week, rain. schoolyard shout out is high andover. 100 fifth-graders at the assembly. great auditorium. nice to visit. this to school scene is let's make it happen, they are having a winter concert this weekend. i'm sure they will sing the tunes even without the snow.

>> we are in the time of year where people want at least a few inches of snow to set the mood for the holidays. >> create the ambience for christmas. >> those kids want the snow. >> hang in there, kids. tonight we celebrate the holidays with the annual victoria's secret christmas show. it is just not christmas without it. >> exactly. who needs warm clothes? models will be wearing the fanciest pieces of lingerie and those big, heavy angel wings. they say their favorite part of the show comes after they strut off the runway. >> the best part is, kind of, just seeing all of the outfits and what they have created, every year. i mean, it's incredible. and, being with the girls and having a good time. and afterwards, we have a huge feature party. and we have the best time. we just eat pizza and

last year, they eight wings with wbz . >> i'm guessing they will have half a slice? >> catch the action of the victoria's secret fashion show 10:00. still to come, video you getting into the holiday spirit. next at 6:00, breaking stories, a woman tied up in a home invasion. boston public health officials reveal what made dozens of students sick. feeling charitable? where massachusetts finished on

for lynn's family, the big stress is paying four hundred dollars a month in medical and drug costs for aidan. for other families it's higher deductibles, premiums and co-pays that keep adding up. that's why we've got to crack down on price gouging, cap out-of-pocket costs, and fast track approval of less expensive generic drugs. because we've got to get health care costs under control for lynn's family and for yours. i'm hillary clinton and i

no one should indulge too much for the holidays including this elf spotted in colorado with a bottle of wine, the woman says he was picking through the neighbors recycling bin. we have much more on the news at 6:00, right now. now at 6:00, what made them sick? what health officials found. donald trump calling for a ban on muslims from entering the u.s. their rejection and the new england lawmaker who says trump is right. arctic cold is still forecast in some 60s by the weekend. a heartwarming act of kindness.

first here at 6:00, breaking news, a home invasion in quincy where a pregnant woman was tied up. >> her daughter hit in the bathroom and called police. let's get out to luisa muller who is live in quincy. >> reporter: hey, and absolutely terrifying experience for the family living in this white home that you see behind me. we just learned from bullies they do have one suspect in kelsey, they named that suspect as kevin murphy from revere. me take you through what happened, they got a call around 3:40 up a home invasion here at the house and responded. they learned that two suspects kicked in the back basement door and that's where they say they tied up a six-month pregnant woman. now, that woman's teenage daughter was upstairs, they say she locked herself in the bathroom and called 911. police were able to get there and take murphy into custody. you can see him running down

however, they were not able to