live from the channel 4 studios in boston wbz news at 11:00 starts right now. >> we have breaking news off the top here at 11:00, three people shot in revere and just moments ago the d.a. confirming to wbz that one person has died. ems tried to save this victim. >> police right now are trying

wbz's jim smith is live at the scene in revere. jim? >> reporter: david and lisa, as you might expect, a very grim and a very active scene here on waite street in the city of revere as state and local police investigate this triple shooting. as i said, we're on waite street just off of route 60 investigators out in front of a triple decker where this shooting occurred and we have confirmed at least one person has been killed. >> i just heard gunshots. that's it. >> reporter: how many shots? >> probably five, six. >> reporter: a gruesome scene on waite street in severe, three people shot suffering serious wounds. it was a quiet thursday night and suddenly neighbors heard gunshots. >> we saw a man. he was on the ground lying face up right at the front door and he was bleeding out. >> reporter: then what happened? >> then we rushed upstairs and i told my mother to call 911. >> reporter: they say a man and woman, possibly boyfriend and girl friend, were both hit by gunfire. a slightly older man was said

state and local police flooded the area. the officers also included k-9 units as they looked for a suspect. >> we heard like some screaming saying help. me and him went downstairs and he was bleeding out on the floor saying help face up and then we went back upstairs and we told his mom to call the cops. >> reporter: back here live in revere this story unfolding even as we speak, no official word on suspects, but you saw that k-9 unit there. there is a lot of ground to cover as they look for a suspect, certainly a very congested area and also off to this side there are marshes as lynn. so we assume the search is also taking place there. once again witnesses report four to five gunshots and also hearing screams, three people shot. we confirmed at this point at least one person has been killed. live on the scene here in revere, wbz news, jim smith. investigations. for the very latest watch wbz starting at 4:30 a.m.

>> we knock on the door of the driver and nobody was there. >> no operator on board, no one in control and investigators the train. today. something mapped that should not have been able to happen -- happened that should not have been able to happen that put our passengers in danger. >> tonight the investigation into what went wrong and right now massdot says all signs point to operator error. >> specifically perhaps what he did or didn't do when he got off the train. let's get right to julie loncich live in braintree with the latest tonight. julie? >> reporter: that they said is really the only focus of their investigation right now, operator error. meantime passengers say this train was traveling perhaps 40 to 60 miles per hour at its peak and they were all wondering why it wasn't stopping. >> we failed our passengers today. >> reporter: for nine harrowing minutes 50 passengers were on a run-away red line

>> all the lights went off, so everything was dark. we had no lights in the entire cars. >> that's the first time i noticed in quincy center we were going really fast and i was like wow, that's really weird. we hadn't stopped. >> reporter: the 6 a.m. train left braintree and barreled through four stops before finally coming to a stop between north quincy and js umass all without an operator. david vazquez had been cleared to put the train in bypass mode because of a broken signal. he was supposed to engage two brake systems and throw a toggle switch. instead he got off. the train took off and clipped his leg as it moved forward. governor baker indicated those brakes simply weren't on. >> manipulated, tampered with. it's pretty clear that it was set in forward motion, which is why it moved in first place. >> reporter: when the train finally stopped, passengers say it was another 30 minutes before help arrived. >> some people were trying to break the windows. most of the people were trying

>> reporter: it wasn't until then that most came to realize the danger they had just avoided. >> what happened today is unacceptable. it will be investigated and changes will be made. >> reporter: vazquez is currently on administrative leave pending the outcome of this investigation. meantime the red line you might be interested to learn has been operating with a one operator only system for four years. officials insist it is safe to operate with just one person. reporting live in braintree, julie loncich, wbz news. >> thank you, julie. in a statement tonight the union representing the operator made a pitch to bring back that second worker on every train, something the t did away with four years ago. the union said creating extra precautions in having a second employee such as a train attendant or guard assigned to these trains could have avoided this incident. tonight federal transportation officials tell us it is not the first run-away

two years ago an unmanned train in chicago left a railyard, hit a passenger train and injured 33 people. investigators blame that on maintenance. an incident in sacramento earlier this year sounds a lot like what happened in braintree. a mechanic fixing a problem bypassed a safety control and stepped off the train. the train started moving and derailed causing more than $77,000 in damage. we know federal investigators are meeting first thing tomorrow morning. we will bring you new information on this on the air and online as soon as we get it. tonight cheers and jeers for donald trump in new hampshire, protesters lining the event in portsmouth upset over his call to began muslim from entering the united states. he also picked up a big police endorsement tonight. jim armstrong is live in portsmouth tonight with the story. jim? >> reporter: david, in many ways an unusual event for donald trump. first of all, it was relatively small.

and there were very few trump supporters outside of the event. protesters, however, were well represented. [ music ] >> reporter: with music and signs their message was clear. >> i think he's unamerican in what he's calling for. >> reporter: hundreds of protesters lining the streets here united in opposition. >> there's a lot more people that disagree with his views than agree with them. >> reporter: focusing on donald trump's anti-muslim rhetoric. >> it's so contrary to the values we were founded on. >> reporter: tonight's event was closed to the public. only about 250 ticket holders could watch the gop front runner collect the endorsement of the police benevolent association. trump told this crowd people who disagree with him to his ban on muslims will come around to him on his point of view just as they have about his feelings on mexican immigrants. >> we can't afford anymore to

>> reporter: not what those outside want to hear. >> like what if he does win? what will become of america? >> reporter: but of little concern to those inside. i saw a sign out there that said shame on the police. i would imagine that would bother you. >> those are the same people who stood out in the middle of 93 laying down on the walk saying black lives matter, but police lives, all lives matter. we endorse the candidate who best serves our membership. >> reporter: another unusual element tonight, no access at all to the candidate himself. typically donald trump makes himself available to reporters before and after an event like this, not so tonight. he came on stage through a side door. secret service took him off stage in a hurry afterwards and reporters were told to stay away the live in portsmouth, new hampshire, jim armstrong, wbz news. >> interesting to hear, that jim. thank you. some startling new poll numbers

about terror attacks now as be were after 9/11. a new cbs new york times poll finds 44% of americans think another attack in the u.s. is likely in the next few months. that's a 16% jump from the paris attacks and the highest percentage since right after 9/11. in san bernardino fbi divers are searching a lake for key evidence in the deadly terrorist attack. center. what are they looking for? >> the couple might have dropped a computer hard drive there and they think it could contain key clues in the case. the lake where divers searched is just 2 1/2 miles from the building where the december 2nd shooting took place. the fbi says it's possible the couple came to this lake on the day of the massacre and the search could take days. >> we are building a time line of everything we know to insure that we can retrace every step they took. >> reporter: the fbi is also questioning enrique marquez. sources say he provided information about a terror plot

three years ago but didn't follow through. marquez is related to farook by marriage and has admitted he gave farook and his wife tashfeen malik the assault rifles used in the attack. he could face charges of providing material support for terrorism. over the next few days this community will mourn and lay to rest the 14 victims. theville says it has interviewed hundred -- the fbi says it has interviewed hundreds of people during this investigation and the agency might also canvas the neighborhood where the couple as well. tonight chipotle is apologizing for a norovirus outbreak that's made at least sick. most of them ate at the cleveland circle restaurant. the company's ceo says he is deeply sorry and promises to improve food safety at all of their restaurant's locations. the cleveland circle chipotle is still closed. that takes us to our number of the night. chipotle is valued at $576 a share.

september large hill because of an e. coli out-- largely because of an e. coli outbreak in the pacific northwest and this norovirus outbreak in boston. hackers targeting your kids' new toys. >> up next the i-team investigation, your child's conversation, photos and other private information all vulnerable, the toy labeled the biggest threat. >> and a great site for the new england patriots and all their fans, rob gronkowski back on the field. >> candidates talk up a storm, but do they always tell the truth? what do you think. our focus on fact checking takes off tonight with donald trump. >> and it feels like spring outside even though we're just right around the corner from winter, how long this incredible warmth will last

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one of the hottest gifts this holiday season is apparently too hot to fly. delta united and american airlines joining the growing list of airlines banning hover

there's concern the lithium batteries that power the scooters could start a fire. home for the holidays, great. way. >> superintendent in dexberry says once the last bell rings december 23rd no one is to do any work until the new year. and administrators. the superintendent said students are under a lot of pressure and he sees a domino effect on families and teachers. >> to spend team and rejuvenate i guess you'd say, refresh. >> the doctor sent everyone an e-mail so there should be no doubting his strict order to relax. >> he'll probably win mr. popular in the year book. >> i think people are applauding now. >> it's fantastic. how about this weather speaking of fantastic. the beginning of a nice stretch here. >> we're applauding that, too eric. >> if it carries on like this, maybe we'll open up the pool again.

fog, less than a 1/4 mile visibility in keene, orange, concord. it's low beam travel tonight and tomorrow morning and slower than usual travel. dense fog advisories out across all of new hampshire, south shore, the came, south coast as well as south county there in rhode island. so it's going to be a pretty murky night outside, not too cold, temperatures well above freezing, upper 30s to mid-40s, even 50s still in plymouth and down toward the vineyard, not bad for december. tomorrow morning fog and clouds, that murky beginning, but then we start to shed the cloud cover and it's looking around 60, another incredible afternoon. the main weather player that we're watching, see a weak front moving in from the west. that will keep the cloud around overnight and some of that fog, slight chance of a shower tomorrow morning across cape cod and the islands and once we get past the morning clouds we'll break into the sunshine, the afternoon looking stellar, very much like spring, got to

it will be friday and way above average but below record levels. tomorrow morning mostly cloudy skies, cape cod shower possible. as we head toward midday, we're brightening up that feel of spring and afternoon we're way into the 50s, mild and quiet friday night, highs near 61 in norwood, 60 in boston, wooster up to 55 degrees, again way above the norm. same idea saturday, partly cloudy, near 60 again saturday afternoon. a change for sunday, backdoor front starts to move in off the ocean. that's going to usher in cooler air. we'll also see more cloud cover sunday and a slight chance of a shower. so it's going to be an area divided. here in blue anywhere from the boston area down toward the cape, seacoast, north shore, 45 to 55 for highs sunday. heading out toward western massachusetts into connecticut 55 to 60 plus. so if you're traveling out towards springfield or

bottom line this weekend, our most widespread sunshine and warmth will be saturday and we'll have more variety sunday and more cloud cover. then by monday next big storm system approaches. it is an inside runner meaning it travels up to our west and that means it's going to be very mild. on monday evening we start cool. it gets warmer. we should actually see thunderstorms develop heading into monday evening, so a bit of a wild and wet december storm here's your accuweather seven-day. that monday high is late toward evening. tuesday we're still in the 50s with wind, wednesday and thursday and it's not often you see a december seven-day and the coldest day is 55. >> that's like september or october, isn't it? >> it absolutely is like october. our average high is 42 in boston. >> we got somebody's forecast. one of your son or daughter's favorite toys could put your security at risk. >> we're talking about wi-fi enabled toys that are hot this holiday including wi-fi enabled barbie.

data that your family is giving up with these dolls. >> what sort of riding helmet are you going to -- what chloriding color riding helmet are you going -- color riding >> pink. >> a lot of information the child is providing is going outside your home to a server where it's stored and then processed. >> reporter: hello barbie, one of this holiday's hottest toys is part of a new generation of toys that are wi-fi enabled. >> let's talk about friends for a bit. >> reporter: that means they can be hacked. the toys send information to the manufacturer's server where it's stored leaving your information at the mercy of their security. we asked these computer security experiments from wooster poly technic institute to take a closer look. >> on this particular device it says kid safe internet check mark. >> reporter: what does that mean? >> nothing.

>> reporter: already this year white hat hackers exposed a major data breach with the v tech inno abdulmutallablet. they were able to access for the -- and and tech innotablet. >> this may now be a recording device in your home hanging out with your child all day uploading that information to who knows. where. >> reporter: as for hello bash, the boston-based campaign -- barbie, the boston based campaign for childhood calls it this year's worst toy. >> to think they're actually listening to those conversations, those private moments, and figuring how they can monetize that, is beyond creepy. >> reporter: it might leave parents longing for the days of simpler toys. >> i think you just have to be extremely aware of what your kids are buying. >> thinking about somebody actually hacking into her personal toys to get to our

>> reporter: not a trend that's going anywhere. so our experts say if you decide to get one, be very careful when information your child shares, at least until security catches up to the technology. >> how does that sound? >> fun. >> reporter: i reached out to the toymakers. neither mattel nor v tech responded. according to the website hello barbie has started a bug bounty program to try and improve security. you hear it all the time, practice making perfect. >> how the patriots hope to turn things around and snap

if today was any indication, gronk looks great. >> just having him around was great. remember when you do one of those where's waldo and you finally find him and you're so excited? >> pats take on the texans sunday night in houston. the pats have the most athletic freak in the league on offense in gronkowski and the texans have the biggest freak on defense j.j. watt. gronk was out on the practice field today since spraining his right knee against the broncos on november 29th. he wore a big brace. bill belichick was pretty pumped giving him a high five. pretty animated, too. he said gronk wouldn't play

so we shall see. mean while the pats are looking to snap the two game losing streak, but they aren't panicking. it's business as usual. >> when we won seven straight in, on to the next week preparing the same way. >> you got to stay the course. you got to continue to prepare hard and every team in this league is good and talented across the board. so you have to really prepare the best that you can each week. >> the last two games i don't think we lost because we didn't prepare or lack of effort or some big change in what we do. so i think that works for us. we got to stick to it, just do it better. now the big news on the texans side of things, defenseman j.j. watt broke his hand but still plans to play sunday night. check out patriots all access at 7:00 on wbz for all the behind scene stuffs and we sit

start your sunday morning with patriots game day, pats and texans and then the 5th quarter postgame show. the celtics take on the 23- 0 golden state warriors. the green are all saying all right, it's just another game, but you know they'd love to get the win. steph curry thinks the cs are legit. >> never out of a game. they have a pretty strong punch, so you got to be ready for 48 minutes. >> that is 1 great player right there. that's sports for now. we'll be right back. >> closed captioning is brought

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as the presidential race gets closer to actual voting we'll get you closer to the truth by fact checking some of the statements these candidates are making and tonight we started off by comments made by republican donald trump during his stop in portsmouth, new hampshire. them, not one. i believe donald. >> the trump voters in this focus group agree, but the truth is trump doesn't always tell it like it is. for instance, tonight he repeated a litany of alleged facts about the san bernardino jihadists he's been using to justify his call for strict limit on muslim travel to the

>> so many people knew that those two in california were up to no good. they saw bombs sitting on the floor. >> reporter: but so far no one in law enforcement has even alleged prior knowledge by anyone of the massacre or of the arsenal in the killers' apartment. >> they had another person who said oh, i didn't want to report them because i didn't want to go racial profiling. >> reporter: here trump is mixing up the killers with a relative's home where neighbors said they saw lots of deliveries, but no one has claimed to have seen anything incriminating and then there was this vow to tonight's audience of police officers. >> anybody killing a police officer, death penalty, it's going to happen, okay? >> reporter: but that's already federal law. >> we're fact checking donald trump tonight, but we'll do it with all the candidates. >> well, as many as we can get to, that's for sure, over the

and months and i tell you, if you look at focus groups like the ones we showed you, hard core trump supporters don't facts straight. they feel he's telling it like it is and they're not that worried about the details. >> that's why his numbers stay where they are or go up? >> seems to be a major factor. >> coming up next another look at the forecast. sip. the taste uniquely dunkin'. each cup uniquely you. brewed fresh because it's not just any coffee. it's your coffee, your dunkin'.

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