however, they were not able to find the other suspect. the victim describes the man wearing a black puppy jacket with a ski mask. canines came to the scene and were able to find a handgun. dustin absolutely horrifying ordeal for a mother who we are herself. however, the dad that we caught up with says he is very, very she acted. >> she has done a very good job, honestly. she, you know, she is 16. she locked herself up and called 911. then the cops got there very fast. >> reporter: that was the dad who was so proud, happy and glad that his family is safe. we are told mother and daughter not hurt. they were taken to the hospital as a precaution, the dad is still here trying to pick up the pieces of what happened. they're not sure if the suspect made off with anything and

the one suspect. as soon as we have information we were bring it to you. for now, live in quincy, luisa muller, wbz news. back to you. >> thank you. also breaking, the boston public health commission claiming it was norovirus linked to a chipotle restaurant that made almost 80 college students sick. paul burton is life outside cleveland circle. >> reporter: there were concerns that it was e. coli making people sick but the department of public health confirmed it was the norovirus that has made so many boston college students sick. investigators say the restaurant is closed down for the duration until they clean the whole thing out. cleaned out now. tonight, many boston college work crews inside chipotle are busy scrubbing down the restaurant as the boston public health commission confirmed the illness that has sickened so many people, mostly bc students, is the norovirus.

something i had not held before, and vomiting. >> reporter: boston college teenager -- student jim fox associate are chipotle and got sick. he's most of 80 people that complain of gastrointestinal symptoms after eating at this chipotle on cleveland circle. >> a girl in my class was supposed to present but could not because she was sick from eating chipotle. >> reporter: the several violations have caused the restaurant to close, it's being inspected by boston inspectional services. one of the more serious violations include the sick chipotle employee. >> these are violations, temperature patrol issues with food, with someone reporting to work who was ill. >> reporter: chipotle mexican grill says it pink staleness is are the results of the norovirus as well. as for fox, he's going back to class today. >> i'm fine now but i know i have some classmates in the hospital which is unfortunate. >> before we will allow them to

clean bill of health. there will be no compromise. >> reporter: boston public health is urging people who are sick to make sure that they stay at home if they are feeling ill. do not share any food with anyone. reporting live in boston, paul burton, wbz news. >> thank you. we want to showed you that e. coli and the norovirus have some of the same symptoms as you will see here. take a look at the last items, the incubation period. e. coli takes a few days to make you sick, the norovirus works a lot faster, 12 to 48 hours. we have a lot of clouds today and we are seeing some chilly temperatures tonight, eric fisher is tracking another warm-up. we keep seeing this pattern, right? >> we are lined up. mild air keeps working its way in. looks like that pattern will stick around through all of the month and probably start of january which is expected. this is what we are looking for

today, a few situations, we've got a storm just out to the sea, bringing a slight rainfall today but not too far out to cause any major issues. certainly too far out to cause snow. tonight, phone back through the 30s as sometimes make their way into the 20s. we get breaks in cloud cover at times, that's when we will be falling back. be cautious traveling, mist and fog in the air, temps find that in the 20s. could be slick spots on the road tomorrow morning. as we head into the day tomorrow, temperatures make their way up into the 40s, more december like then we saw this afternoon, after tomorrow, warm air starts to move back in. mid-40s to maybe the mid-60s. we'll take a look at it in depth in a few minutes. the second murder trial for aaron hernandez may be postponed again. the prosecution and defense filed a joint motion today to delay the trial. both sides are waiting for the supreme judicial court a world of evidence. hernandez is charged with killing subzero for pardo and

donald trump standing by his call to than all muslims from entering the united states. trump may be standing by what he says but on the national stage it appears he's standing alone. >> it's not with the country stands for. >> it's a violation of the constitution. >> uses xenophobic religious bigot. >> what is donald trump said yesterday disqualifies him from serving as president. >> but, our jim smith found a lawmaker who agrees with trump, he's live in hoped in, new hampshire tonight. jim? >> reporter: hi, we are here at the american legion hall in hoechst and, new hampshire where jeb bush will speak shortly. he's not the person who agrees with donald trump, but we found a local state representative up your who says trump is only trying to protect americans. >> tell them to wake up and smell the coffee. these people want to kill us. okay? whether we like it or not.

hampshire state representative al baldosaro spent much time in middle east. he says donald trump is right on the money when he says he wants to keep all muslims from coming to the u.s. until they are checked out. >> when i got my clearance in the military, they came to my hometown, streets, talk with friends and family members. how do you do that with these people trying to come in here? isis has said they will refugees. paris is a perfect example. >> reporter: new hampshire's republican party chairs says trump's statements were on republican, unconstitutional and un-american. on the street, people seem to agree. >> mister trump is mister trump, i would never vote for him and i don't agree with anything he says. that's why he should not be president. >> his comments represent a little bit of fear. but passion for national security. >> reporter: but, al baldosaro says it's all about protecting americans. >> bottom line, these people want to kill us, no matter what

free their countries, we are they want us dead. that's the bottom line. reporting. coming up on the cbs evening news, how trump's plan could actually break not only u.s. law, but international law as well. coming up, one generous drop in the bucket. >> a ring donated to the salvation army by a stranger and how they will be used to brighten so many holidays. plus, clothes left on boston common. it isn't glitter, it's a kind gesture spreading warmth throughout the city. on at the patriots annual christmas army -- christmas party for the salvation army kids. the bills a tree and wrap a pat. question, can you see? >> yes, i can. >> these kids wrapped this kid. we'll be back with more after this.

winter has been warmest so far, no snow, but how long will that last? the weather team will give us their winter weather preview and a special coming up

on-the-job training for president does not work. benghazi, beheadings, paris. our lives depend on a commander-in-chief with experience, who understands the world. negotiation, ambivalence or delay, are not acceptable. the first with a plan to destroy isis? new day for america is

gesture generating warm feelings in boston, someone has been leaving clothes on the trees on the comments. >> they are for anyone to take if they are feeling cold. bill shields has the story. >> reporter: it is a gift to those who need it most. to those who don't always have the most basic of life's needs. warmth, clothing on the common for the taking. >> it's tough times. you've got to help out those who need it. >> reporter: someone decided to forgo the usual donation paths, going instead directly for those who could reach out and grab a scarf, or wool hat.

were bundled up, others estopped to take note of another person's compassion. >> we need more compassion. that's a great example of it. >> reporter: they hung the clothing on the trees to keep them off the ground and with sings, letting them know it was okay, even desirable to take what they need. >> you can donate to the homeless as much as you can. >> nice idea. i wonder who started it. >> reporter: no one knows who is doing it but then again that's not the point. the point is what they are doing. they are doing it right in the middle of the giving season. on boston common, i'm bill shields, wbz news. >> you know, bridge overs troubled water services teenagers in it's right there next to the common. there's a lot of teenagers that are homeless in downtown boston and you never know when they might need to get those. >> i love the idea comments the time of year and maybe it will start happening in other times

it's really awesome to see. >> let's talk to eric because up until this point we have not had to had all of the warm stuff. >> that's true, today wasn't great, kind of robert a warm-up back on the way. >> finally feeling like december for at least one day out there, we'll get back to the normal days. you might be saying, today is not the solstice, the earliest sunset does not happen on the winter solstice, it happens earlier. our latest sunrise, same thing, it happens later on, beginning of january. right now it's 4:11, by february 3, sunset at 5:00, by march 13, daylight savings time, a lot of people march than on their calendar. writer times around the cooler under. even today, rock, gray skies, temperatures this time of year, goes to show you how bizarre things happen over the last several months. 34 degrees in worcester, 40 in norwood, hyannis at 43 as his chatham.

temperatures falling 25 to 30 in the suburbs, 33 in downtown boston. with fog and mist, temperatures around freezing, the cautious traveling, could be extra slick spots, something we have not had to talk about so far. you get a big storm system just off to the east, light rainfall, mainly toward the cape and islands. looking across the country, we've got a couple of storm systems, one in the midwest, another in the pacific, there's another behind that. they are flooding the pacific with mild air keeping the arctic air from moving southward. that pattern will continue. looking at the hour by hour here, partial clearing overnight, tomorrow night doing with cloud cover but more sunshine than with saturday. partly cloudy. clouds thicken up again tonight with sparkles possible as we head toward thursday morning, not expecting a lot of rain and by thursday afternoon we work and more sunshine again. a lot of back and forth this week, no day is beautiful blue skies but we will see a warming trend.

partly cloudy. as we head toward midday, 43 degrees, winter jacket territory, let's wind than today. mainly cloudy skies by tomorrow evening with the sunset a few seconds later than this evening. as about 45 in boston, 46 taunton, lawrence up to 44 in provincetown, 40. milder air toward the weekend, i think it will be a slow process. we start to get there on saturday, the real mildest of moves in sunday, we could be talking about record highs. never try if you're wondering is 44. we are above it all through the forecast with low 50s thursday, mid 50s friday. if we get enough sunshine we will be way up into the 60s sunday. that is certainly possible. to be honest i'm playing at conservative, we will update the forecast as we head through this week the bottom line, mild air, couple of showers thursday morning, a couple on friday morning, our next significant storm isn't until monday of next week and warm enough for

>> no snow in the forecast. >> 62 in december. a new tribute to the late myra kraft. she's a native of worcester. it was built by students of wpi school. really nice day for them. >> my sister teaches that worcester tech and was so excited. tonight the patriots holding their holiday party at gillette stadium, steve burton is live and looking very festive. >> reporter: you're right about that, i'll tell you that right now. i did not sign up for this. okay? i've got marcus can into my left, somehow i got caught in the middle of the patriots wrap a pat and build a tree. brian store. >> pretty good. >> they are pretty good. coming about why this day is so special. you guys are taking a day off to do this.

with the kids and get into the holiday spirit. >> reporter: does a day like this put the ball into perspective? >> absolutely. i enjoy things like this. >> reporter: what is your favorite christmas meal? got one? >> probably a good old prime rib. >> reporter: that sounds accu. these kids are trying to reach up and decorate you. it is all about getting back, isn't it? >> yes. >> good luck against houston. >> reporter: i'm going to work my way over to marcus. can you see? >> i can see. >> reporter: tell me how special this day is for you. >> very special. i get to hang out with all of these guys. say hello, guys. you know, the kraft family has been doing this for a while. it's always fun. here we go. >> reporter: this is your day off. >> yeah, pretty much.

patriots have to do? you've got houston coming up next, what do you have to do to get back on track here? >> you know, we've got to take it one game at a time. you know, and everything does >> reporter: speaking of pretty good. what do you want for christmas? >> i'm thinking an electric guitar. >> reporter: do you play the guitar? >> now. but why not? [ laughter ] some of these kids. what is your name? >> liz. >> reporter: where are you from? >> beverly. >> reporter: what makes this day so special? >> meeting all the players. >> reporter: who is your favorite? >> all of them. >> reporter: good answer. what's your name? >> kaylee. >> reporter: where are you from? >> salem. >> reporter: what is it like decorating markets? are you having fun decorating a patriot? >> yeah. >> reporter: all right. what are you doing?

[ laughter ] >> maine. >> michael. >> reporter: you can down from maine to decorate a patriot? how special is that? merry christmas. do think the patriots are going to win on sunday? >> no. >> reporter: what? you don't think they are going >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: oh you do? all right. i'm going to try to get out of here the best way i can. meantime, guys, let's go back to you, build a tree, wrap a pat, it's all here at gillette stadium if they don't kill me. >> you look like a dr. seuss character. perfect for the season. >> i think that's awesome. the kids just keep putting ornaments on during the interview. that is awesome. coming up next, much more change. we'll tell you what was dropped

it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect time for verizon fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now.

next at 6:30. >> and, scott pelley joins us live. >> great to be with you. we laid the broadcast with donald trump doubling down on his plan to ban all muslims from entering the united states. there was a sharp reaction today, particularly from his own party. we'll have that, and we will also look at the legality of such an idea all coming up on the cbs evening news in about 10 minutes. >> will be watching, all right, scott, timeout. a new wave of incredible generosity may have started with a drop in a bucket. >> last week someone put a diamond engagement ring and army kettle outside the market basket in billerica, the ring is appraised at $3500. the salvation army will auction it off on saturday to raise money. >> we are going to help over 600 families with food, the children and those families

just to make the holiday times a special. >> you might remember last year a woman donated her wedding and engagement ring, and as news is the gift to spread, more jewelry was dropped in kettles around the boston area. a wave of donations added $30,000 to the money raised during the kettle campaign. >> i wonder if we'll hear the back story behind it. >> i love to find out who belonged to the ring. maybe that a wave of generosity will help improve on this next story. is to make a list of the most charitable states in the country, we are renting not so well. we are number 40 utah, maryland and idaho actually top the list. new hampshire is 29, rhode island is dead last at 50. the website called wallet help looks at how much people give to charity and how much we monitor our time. that's not good. next, reeling in a whopper. >> a local shell fisherman's netting millions, it was the

building a better bank starts with looking at something old, like this... and saying, "really?" so capital one built something new - caf\s. where you can unwind with free wi-fi and banking advice, without all the mumbo jumbo. free checking accounts. no minimums, fees or gimmicks. and a top-rated banking app that lets you handle your financial needs... right here. that's banking reimagined.

people are working harder than ever, but the everyday cost of perscriptions, child care, or even just buying groceries can be a stretch for too many families. hillary's plan: raise the minimum wage, get equal pay for women, cut taxes for the middle class, and new incentives for business to share profits with employees instead of just rewarding ceos. those at the top are doing just fine. it's your family that needs a raise. i'm hillary clinton, and i

holiday season is here, front of many doors. tonight at 11:00 on , new tools to help your packages from getting stolen, it's out -- without installing expensive surveillance. a cape cod fishermen hauled in a life catching -- changing catch. >> he won the grand prize in the mega fortune game, he opted for a one-time payment of $6.5 million before taxes and he plans to use the money to invest and help his family. congratulations to him. hard-working guy. now i think he'll be able to work a little less hard. >> you will see william sitting on the beach this summer. >> i hope so. >> cool story. you go out to the beaches, cape cod, it's december the way things are going. >> olympic colder and more like december, a look at the forecast, thursday, friday and saturday, we might be in the

i mentioned earlier in the newscast, not surprising with a strong el nio, this is what was supposed to happen but shocking this time of year to see those numbers. >> 6.5 million. would you quit your job? >> no, no, we would still come into work with you.