right now at 4:30, one man arrested, another man on the run, accused of tying up a pregnant mother in a violent home invasion this morning, we're hearing her daughter's 900 call for help. and cleaning the chi poept -- chipotle is he center of the norovirus. >> what the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz "this morning". >> good morning to you, it is 4:30 right now, zpark early as

>> and i'm chris mckinnon, thanks for being with us, it's wednesday, december 9 a check of our weather out there with danielle. >> hey, not too bad you guys, out the door, pretty uniform with temperatures in the 30s for most of us and it doesn't matter where you go either, a deck of clouds just moved in and that keeps to keep our temperature uniform across the board, keene and orange 34, worcester as well, mid to upper 30s, eastern massachusetts, near 40 when you get back down to nantucket, both at 49 degrees, the surfs are quiet, in for a dry day but the deck of clouds, may be stubborn at times so we'll call it mainly cloudy but i do think some breaks of sunshine here or there likely to develop, mid 30s to start, sunrise coming up at 7710 7:01, light wind coming in from the sort and mainly cloudy, 41

issues, sunset at 4:11, a warnl -- warming trend and a couple showers, details. the search is on for a second suspect this morning in a violent home invasion in quincy, a pregnant woman tied up at gunpoint while her daughter, hiding in a closet calls 911, one of the suspects under arrest and due in court, the other still on the run >> and now hearing the calls for help, wbz's louise molar has more. >> reporter: from inside this quincy home, a sound that could endeuce fear in any parent. >> where are you hiding? >> in my room. >> reporter: a 16-year-old girl locked herself in her room and called 911 after two men kicked in the backdoor to her house. >> can you hear how many are there? >> two or thee. >> reporter: and tied her 6 month pregnant mother to a chair with tape. >> she's very scary, crying a lot, so i called, you know, i

>> reporter: husband and father allen ang says they were in the home for 10 minutes, thanks to the quick action they were able to chase down and arrest one of them, 22-year-old kevin murphy from revere, now charged with home invasion, kidnapping and assault and battery. >> and locked up herself and then, you know, tried calling 911 and then the cop got very fast. >> reporter: police dogs were also able to track down this gun, but not the other suspect. the mother described him wearing a black puffy jacket and mask. police now believe this was not a random incident. >> i want know who they are. >> reporter: quincy police say both mom and daughter sent to none injured. chipotle in cleveland circle being scrubbed clean, the mexican restaurant still closed today as it's revealed 80 boston

norovirus after eating there, now saying the virus may have started with one sick worker at the chain, health inspectors found critical violations there, including temperature control issues with toad -- food and an employee who reported sick to work, the employee not linked to the outbreaks, students say with couldn't be worse. >> a lot of professors though, are, acknowledging that it might be an issue and that they're willing to reschedule. >> severe stomach pain, really sharp pain, something i never really felt before and vomiting. >> there's no word on when chipotle might reopen, scheduled to play in providence tonight, unclear if the several players play. campaign 2016, donald trump's leading new hampshire is growing, the latest poll shows him with more han twice the support of his closest competitor marco rubio, who's also gaining ground in the

both republicans and democrats criticizing trump's recent call to ban muslims from entering the united states. during campaign stops in new hampshire last night, both jeb bush and hillary clinton pounced on trump's comments, bree with what he he had to say, good morning. >> saying he's not a serious presidential candidate, for all calls to retract his statements. >> somebody in this country has to say what's right, it's short-term, let our country get its act together. >> trump unveiled his plan monday night and has since doubled down on his position. he did clarify though, that he would allow foreign muslim leaders to visit the u.s. legal scholars say trump's proposal would violate international treaties. other presidential koeuntdz want -- candidates want to dismiss his idea or trump himself. >> we need to deal with this there, which mean we have to

sound like a big deal but if you want to deal with the refugee problem, let them stay safely in syria. that is the best way to deal with this. >> they are all driving the exact narrative that jihadists want to advance. that we are at war, not with bar barbarous, violent murderers but with religion. >> the turn to new hampshire tomorrow. >> bree thank you very much. meanwhile, congress now making it tougher for some people to enter the united states, yesterday the house of representatives passed a bill requiring visas for anyone who's been in iraq or afghanistan -- iraq or syria, rather, during the past five years, all nine massachusetts representatives voted in favor of that message. breaking news out of [ indiscernible ] this morning, the third attacker at the bataclan concert hall has just been identified, french

23-year-old from the eastern city of strausburg, who left for syria in 2013, all of the attackers identified so far were either french or belgian, all native french speakers. the bataclan concert hall was the deadliest location of the november 13th terror attacks. this morning, we're learning more about how the san bernardino killers could've funded their weapon arsenal, and a deadly shooting spree, cbs news reporting that syed farook got more than $28,000 loan from an online lender just a few weeks before the attack. investigators are continuing to look at the couple's finance apart of the investigation. a group of police officers who rushed in after that terror attack in san bernardino are telling their story. for the first time we're hearing at least one child witnessed the shooting that killed 14 people and at an office holiday party, one police officer describes how he worked to keep that hill -- little boy calm.

a small child, 8-year-old little boy that was just terrified, just shivering, almost, to the point, shaking like a leaf. and i said what i said. uppum, i meant what i said, i said it for them just to kind of calm down and relax, that we were going to do everything we can to get him out of that building safely. >> the center where the attack took place won't reopen until at least next month. the jury in the philip chism's murder trial could get the case by the end of the week, resting the case yesterday, his attorneys argue the teenager was insane when he murdered his math teacher colleen ritzer two years ago, then calling in two psychiatrists as rebuttal mental illness. defense attorneys and prosecutors in the aaron hernandez double murder trial want more time. they're asking the judge to it postpone that trial, scheduled

hernandez is charged with killing furtado and abreyu in 2013, and serving a sense for lloyd. the green light suspension could be decided if the fiscal management board scheduled to discuss possible option at its meeting today. earlier this year, the nbta revealed the actual price tag for the expansion in to somerville and medford, could be $1 billion higher than estimates, they have not ruled out the, rather, scrapping the project. there is no snow on the ground right now, but memories of last winter will be fresh in the governor's mind. today, governor baker is expected to for federal funding, $67 million in federal disaster aid from the january 2015 blizzard, remember those image?

coming up on wbz "this morning", it's the holiday season and chances are you have some deliveries coming to your door. >> listen to this, the technology that can keep your packages out of the wrong hands, thieves! plus, a good deed warming people's hearts, out of boston common, the cloeging -- clothing message. and trying to lure talented young workers. to stay in my home but i really don't want to go anywhere else. i could use some help taking medications, using the stairs, or getting washed and dressed. but where can i turn? woman: we're massoptions, a free resource for elders, caregivers, and individuals with disabilities of all ages. we link you to the services you need to live independently in the setting of your choice.

welcome back, the list is out of the best places to work and there's a new number one. >> that's a good one. companies trying out new ways to lure the best and brightest workers, to come work for them, jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, good morning. >> there is a new perk at companies trying to land the best job, candidate help paying off college loans, 3% of companies now offer the benefit, the list is growing as there's more competition to hire the best young talent, college debt has more than doubled $3.2 trillion, plus the best new places to work for the workers, airbnb took the top spot,

from number one to number eight, new comers this year, including delta, red bull and expedia, bain company in boston came in second, workers say could have a good work life balance and a fun place to work. and if you have nothing to wear to your next holiday ugly sweater party, many of 2016's presidential candidates are hoping you'll be donning their faces all night, hillary clinton ted cruz and ben carson have put $65. sweaters. >> it's a trend. >> yeah, we've come a long way from the bumper sticker, right? [ laughter ] >> this is very true! very true. >> good point. well, an uncommon sight out of boston commons, warm clothes hanging on trees and statues left for those in need.

letting people it's okay to take them, the city park's department says it doesn't have a problem if no damage is left to the park, that's so cool. >> i love that idea. >> simple thing. >> you need this? >> you got it. >> take it, it's yours. oh, i love it. 'tis the season for the cooler weather. it hasn't been that bad, but cooler weather. >> yeah, absolutely, you can kind of feel it, you know, especially in the morning, you guys, where we have the coldest temperature but above average, another warming trend here over the next couple of days. today is going to feature lots of clouds, it will be a dry day today, i do think we'll manage to break the sunshine this afternoon, a few morning showers tomorrow, they're generally going to be light just don't want you to be caught offguard with the couple through your morning commute tomorrow, all above temperatures as well, records possible, depending on how much sunshine we get on sunday and monday, more sunshine i think we'll go in the 60s, if not the 50s, either way, above average our next storm comes in

wind, especially at the coast line and especially during the second half of the days we'll talk more about that coming up, 37 in boston right now, same in taunton, upper 30s chatham, cooler west of town, mid 30s for a lot of us, so it's kind of uniform this morning, we actually don't have any 20s on the map because the clouds that have moved in help to keep our temperatures up just a little bit, 37 in marshfield, taunton, new bedford, plymouth and 41 from [ indiscernible ] back to nantucket, 41 as well, the gradation, low level of clouds, these clouds may be stubborn today. i do think once the wind picks up just a bit and tarely fairly light, peaks that come out, weak disturbance out of the lakes,s that what may spark an early morning shower tomorrow. let's lay things out hour by hour, the storm from yesterday departs, high pressure building in, temperatures come in to the 40s this afternoon, so pretty normal for this time of the year.

back in any breaks that we do, that do develop, and tomorrow morning, you notice couple of light rain showers, i do think there will be downpours to our south but we shouldn't get in those and then in the afternoon tomorrow, the sun actually breaks out, turn in to a nice day, temperatures coming in the 50s tomorrow, and coming in to the 50s again on friday despite some low level clouds that may hang tough for the coastlines, i do think we'll get breaks that will come on friday, 46 for a high in boston, couple degrees above the average for this time of the year, most of us go 45 to 50 this afternoon, 49 in norwood, overnight tonight, right around 40 dle -- degrees, dip in the upper 40s bedford tomorrow, mid 50s, so about 10 or more degrees above the average for this time of the year, and early morning shower then sunshine breaks out, mid 50s for friday, and then 55 to 60 this weekend next chance of rain comes in again on monday,

speaking of cooler, it may not feel like winter yet but it will come eventually and our whole weather department putting a preview of the entire season, going to join eric, pamela and barry on what to expect this winter, you guys, saturday evening at 7:30. >> we'll be watching, danielle. >> that we will. wow. >> holiday shopping the easy way, buying online and the packages left right at your door. >> that could make your house an easy target for thieves but there's a simple device that may keep your gifts from getting swiped. >> reporter: there's nothing avoid the holiday crowds. but while many of us are busy at unanswered. and the package sits sometimes for hours. >> there are suspects that go out there, follow fedex trucks, ups trucks, really a rob. >> problem. >> reporter: but now you can answer your door when you're not at home. phone. >> reporter: called ring, benjamin has one at his front and backdoors.

>> i can talk to the ups guy and put it in another location or to leave it with another neighbor i know is home. >> reporter: but this device is not just about protecting your packages, according to wbz security analysts ed davis it could prevent a thief from breaking in. >> your door bell knock on the door, they may go to a rear door and bang on that to see if anyone comes and when no one shows up, they feel comfortable forcing the door. >> reporter: benjamin is convinced he he stopped a burglar from entering his home. >> hi there, what can can i do for you. >> do you know where the beverly center is? >> sorry, i don't know how to >> oh, okay. >> it was clear he was just making up an excuse for having rung the door bell and having expecting anyone to answer it. >> reporter: also a social media site called next door that helps neighbors keep a watchful eye on each other's doors, the surveillance footage. next door is free, the ring door bell is $200.

record and store video of all the activity at your door. >> people paying a lot more money than that to have their premises monitored this is limited to the front door, it doesn't cover the whole house. but i think it's very helpful. >> so it can help catch thieves and because it's lower than traditional angles, it can get a view of the suspect's face, all thing to keep in mind. >> yeah, cool they're coming up with technology, because this is becoming a growing problem. >> it's good but it's sad we have to do this, you know? just want to get your holiday gifts and spread christmas cheer. >> there you go. >> you're good at spreading christmas cheer. >> why thank you! [ laughter ] a local high school principal off the job? >> what the school is and isn't telling parents this morning. plus, ringing in the season

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outbreak at the cleveland circle chipotle. the illness sickened about 80 people, mostly boston college students. officials say they found several serious violations at that restaurant including allowing a sick employee to work last week, the location is being sanitized, it's unclear when it will reopen. this morning, the high school principal not outside to greet students as they arrive to class and parents want to know why. according to the globe, edward rosemerit has been placed on administrative leave, the school department not giving a reason for this, saying that it's only a personnel matter. a hartford man accused of taking bones from a worcester cemetery being held on high bail, a worcester judge decided to hold 32-year-old amador medina on 100 thousanded bail, the remains of three adults and two children taken from a mausoleum at the hope cemetery, police say medina admitted to

remains and then using them in a santeria ceremony, pleading not guilty. redline service is back on schedule after a train hit a man at the broadway station, the victim is in the hospital with serious injuries, investigators still don't know how the man ended up on the tracks. a 25-year-old dorchester woman is charged with murdering her boyfriend, police say valerie perez attacked anthony sinclair, stabbing him on nightingale street, perez being held without bail. building apartments in boston could get a lot more expensive, it all depends on where you're looking to do it. the city is looking to increase the fees paid by developers who do not include enough low income housing in their buildings, the money going toward expanding affordable housing in the city, the biggest fees in neighborhoods in the sea port area, subway and downtown. one anonymous donation will have a big impact in families in bill rica, someone put a diamond

basket last week, the engagement ring has been appraised at $3,500, the salvation army auctioning it off on saturday to raise money. >> we're going to help over 600 families with food, the children in those families will get toys and clothing, just to make the holiday times special. >> last year a woman donated her wedding and engagement rings at north station as news of that gift spread, more jewelry was boston area. >> i was going to say i feel like it's becoming the new thing to drop off jewelry and then you hear the stories behind it. >> good it's helping people out. >> exactly. a hit holiday film back for one final showing. >> where you can see the

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>> my house, i have to defend it! >> he's a kid, what can a kid do? >> a classic holiday film returning to theaters across the country for a final showing. >> home alone celebrating its what? the film stars mccauley culkin who gets left home alone during his family's vacation, has to fight two burglars getting in his home, for a list of showings, go to our website cbsboston.com. >> it's still an awesome movie. >> i saw it in theaters, i remember it. >> you saw it in theaters? wow! >> i did, dating myself, aren't i? [ laughter ]

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