. breaking news right now at 6:00, a busy road closed while police are searching for the driver who crashed into utility poles. a doctor charged with trying to take pictures of a woman in a bathroom stall, an exclusive interview with the witness and we've learned it's not the first time he has been accused. plus the next move from the t operator who was fired over that run away redline train. it is 6:00 a.m., good morning to you, great to have you with us i'm kathryn hauser. and i'm chris mckinnon,

hour of power, let's start with off with pamela gardner. we have areas of drizzle reported especially in new hampshire, drizzle trying to develop in southeastern massachusetts, the concern we have this morning will it freeze on the roads creating icy patches, it might especially once we get into northern parts of new england, icy patches also likely in some areas of northern massachusetts into the worcester hills, berkshires as temperatures hover right around that freezing mark, for the rest of us, especially in boston we are in the upper 40s and 30s, by that lunch hour 47 degrees, drive home 52 degrees and rain chance ramps up, i will have that hour by hour timing and when the rain gets out of here, when we will see more weather and traffic together.

north and south of the city, let's start with the south, bumper to bumper rides includes the expressway north, that is 15 minute delay. route 3 north staphyles between union street and the split, heavy between 37 and the split. to the north 93 southbound crawls between river road and 133, you are going to stall between 128 and mount villa. stop and go-between 4995 and route 129. chris and kathryn. >> robi thank you. we begin with breaking knew, northbound lanes of 1 a are closed. just before 9:00 this morning a toyota slammed into a utility pole, you can see the damage knocking down the pole and then causing wires to fall right on to the road much the driver took off. firefighters and utility crews are on the scene. also breaking this morning a man stabbed on freemont street, emergency crews rushed

morning, the knife slashed a major artery in the man and the victim was bleeding heavily, stop it. no word on a motive or any arrests. coming up on 6:03, a doctor in trouble and on the run from our cameras, he is i can't youd of taking -- accused of taking restroom. >> he has been accused before, mole mole is live in louisa moller. >> a meeting is expected today whether enough was done to help the victim of that alleged incident. a witness exclusively told wbz that she tried to help the witness by running after dr. marcus cooper, he is a ten year professor and practicing cardiologist here, former professor here and he just ran away. >> she was very upset, she was crying and really distressed. >> claudia fallini recalls the

out of the bathroom with a disturbing allegation. >> it was really shocking, i didn't expect anything like that. >> on september 1sta 26-year- old medical student accused of worcester cardiologist dr. marcus cooper of secretly snapping semi nude photos of her. the press report saying the victim describes seeing knuckles and cell phone camera lens. >> at that time she observed what she described as knuckles and a camera lens of a phone pointing down towards her as she used the bathroom. >> cooper pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct and taking a photo of an unsuspecting news person. this is not the first sordid accusation against him, in 1994 as a medical student he was suspended for a year. >> this person is i think he is

problem and he needs some help. stop. >> when reporters tried to get his side of the story in court. >> doctor can we talk to you? >> he sprinted away. >> reporter: dr. cooper was released on a promise to appear and stay away from the victim and the school, u mass telling employee here. louisa moller. 6:05 right now, a developing story out of baltimore, dozens hitting the streets in protests after a mistrial in the case of the first officer to be tried for freddie gray's death, bree is in this morning with the developments and the next steps. >> the protests were largely peaceful particularly when compared to the riots in baltimore after gray died from injuries he received. six lives are charged in gray's death. william porter's trial was considered a bell weather

jury count reach a verdict on manslaughter. prosecutors argued porter cared so little about gray's life he failed to call a medic and left him to die inside the police van. the defense painted porter as a good cop. the gray family says they'll wait for justice. >> they did the best they could, we are hopeful ms. mosley will retry officer porter as soon as possible and that his next jury will reach a verdict. once again, we ask the public to remain calm. >> this family wants only justice, they didn't want a guilty or not guilty, they want adjust verdict, they want a verdict of some kind. >> jurors first told the judge they were dead locked in the first full day of deliberations, the judge declared a mistrial on day three, it's unclear how those jurors split. prosecutors can retry officer porter, they are expected to meet with the judge this morning and potentially pick a new trial date. cath ridge back to you.

the couple responsible for the terror attack in southern california has been buried. attorneys for the family of sayed fa room. they were killed in a police tomorrow president obama will be travel to go san bernardino to meet with the families of those killed in the shooting, the president added the stop is ahead of his trip to ha which i didn't for holiday vacation. talk being how the government uses social media posts in vetting applications from foreigners, the san bernardino shooters used private and direct social media messages to talk about jihad as far back as 2013. tashfeen ma leak was given a visa in july of 2014. department of homeland

alert system, yesterday the agency added a new category called bulletin and issued the first alert under it. the goal is to keep the public better informed about general threats, the other two levels elevated and eminent are pick threats. as part of the first bulletin, officials say they are concerned bad the increasing terrorists. >> with the rise in use of terrorist groups of the internet to inspire and recruit, we are concerned about the self radicalized actors who could strike will little or no notice. homeland security secretary jay johnson went on to say americans can expect to so increased security across the country during the holidays. a grand jury just indicted two men on charges they had bomb making materials and other explosive devices, back in april police found joseph

he suffered when his car crashed then exploded. searches of brennan's norwell home found more bomb making materials, that search led to a second at benjamin young's home. they say the public was never in any danger. an explosive discovery in foxborough, a business owner was cleaning out a warehouse, and bound bombs. officially fired the t operator who was in charge of the run away line is out of a job, the mbta terminated david vazquez, investigators say he wrapped a telephone cord around the lever on a train when he got out to fix a signal fire.

tracks with 50 passenger aboard. the union says vazquez denies rigging the lever but admits he forgot to set the brick when he stepped off the train. it is about 6:10, coming unon wbz changes when it comes to alcohol at some boston restaurants. the new rules going into effect. also ahead a big apology from chipotle ceo how he is saying sorry to the people who got sick. "star wars" fans pumped for tonight's opening, live pictures from the boston commons theater where some fans are already getting their fill of the film. good morning, pamela. good morning to you, and if you are heading out to the bus stop, temperatures hovering in the mid-30s and we could see icy patches especially northern massachusetts up into new hampshire. after school 47 and some

like christmas out here, here is a beautiful look at boston

welcome back, it's 6:13 on thursday morning, "star wars"

i'm having a problem there, tonight, live pictures this morning of the common theater where the "star wars" marathon is under way, started showing episode one and will continue to show all six of the films. i know you would be here. >> have to be at work, thanks kathryn for not letting me have the day off. just kidding. the newest film has raves reviews. return of the jedi. taking place 30 years after the empire strikes back and as new characters. >> "star wars" fans tried and true, they are hard core. i'm like. >> i want to see this. >> this is a continuation of the story that we know. >> yes. >> we need to get a check of

pamela it's mild, it's been more mist, it just hadn't been great. >> it's been really rough, i'm not going to lie. it's been so warm they can't make snow up in the mountains, overnight lows friday night into saturday night as well, we'll be cold enough that the snow machines should get going here. friday definite me mild. flurries and windy conditions and sunday not looking too bad, 35 degrees breezy and feeling more like the season. satellite and radar pictures showing overcast skies, i'm getting a lot of reporters of drizzle, the big question is it going to freeze and at this point we are not getting any reports of freezing, drizzle on the roads creating slick spots but national weather service has freezing rain advisory for the counties in -- counties in ping here. temperatures hover around 32

areas, smaller communities and especially in the higher elevation. for the rest of us, temperatures are just too warm really to see any freezing conditions, which is a good thing, hour by hour forecast keep the drizzle in, overcast skies through the morning. for the afternoon a little bit of dark start to the day and end the day with heavy shower, the rain pushing and fretting eastward over this evening, more difficult than this morning's commute. 7:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m., heavier pockets of showers to the north. friday morning, overcast conditions along the coast with a chance for lingering shower or two on the cape and islands, partly sunny skies beautiful and into the work week. temperatures starting off in the 40s and 30s, 36 in worcester, that is the colder spot here, hour by hour temperatures stay in the upper 40s for this afternoon, 49 degrees, reaching 51 degrees by

and highs today will peak in the low to mid-50s for a lot of locations combined with the rain we don't risk any kind of wintery mix, that is good news right there. overnight tonight. not expecting icy conditions, conditions too warm. seven day forecast for friday high 50 degrees under partly sunny skies. 39 with a few flurries, sunday 40 degrees, plenty of sunshine and back to the 50s for next week. traffic and weather. one crash is up in andover, 939 southbound before 133 already have heavy volume up there, the backup is between 133 and river road. route 3 south you are stop and go-between 495 and 129. to the south crash on route 3

cleared, we are seeing bump tore bumper backup near hingham. crawls from the split to south bay, that is and 18 minute delay right now. chris and kathryn. >> robi thank you very much. boston is lifting its been on byob, voting to give small restaurants 30 tables or less the option to let diners bring their own wine or boar, it would be limited to several neighborhoods. the founder of chipotle has taken out ads to apologize for the recent norovirus outbreak. more than 140 people, many of them boston college students got the norovirus from a sick worker at chipotle, in the ad the founder says the chain will put new safety and sanitation procedures in place, cleveland circle chipotle is still closed. this morning we have a new look at a construction collapse

a mother and her little boy, this security video captured the chaos as it happened, you can see the moment the waltons crashing down on to the sidewalk, the mom suffered a fracture in her member, her son's stroller may have stayed him. >> i am just asking to my son what happen, do you have any pain or anything other. so and he said no, i want to go to home. >> she suffer add fracture in her neck. several people rushed to help lift the plywood up off of her. two others also got pinned under the wall. well we may be in joing this -- enjoying this warm december, many ski resorts is feeling the heat, they can't even make snow. with christmas temperatures expecting to be around 60 degrees, there are concerns about the season. as soon as it drops below 32 degrees the snow making machines are are running. and that lack of snow

they haven't been able to make snow all month, they are suspending operations until sunday. that winter can stick around. >> you are right, you never know. all right. speaking of sunday, tom brady is focused on football. >> a question that irks the quarter back and ended a news conference a little early. this is john kel -- jon keller, i used to think lebron james was a jerk, no more. the gesture he made me do a is

. welcome back, if you are a celtics fan you may not have the greatest opinion about lebron james. >> jon keller explains he might have changed his mind. good morning, we live in a celebrity obsessed culture and we often form strong opinions about famous people who we've never met and never will meet. but it's a funny thing about those strong opinions.

when lebron james first came into the nba with cleveland 12 years ago i was a fan, i liked the way he handled himself on and off the court. seven years later i was appauled at the way he handled his departure from miami, i have disdaned his on court failures and whining to the refs. but my opinion of lebron has done a 180 once again after the touching, classy gesture he made at tuesday night celtics game, during a time out, aaron miller a young fan from newton who fought a battle with cerebral palsy was honored, he walked over to aaron and embraced him. after the game he visited with aaron again and gave him his sneakers, and it turns out aaron's own sneakers are a special time commissioned by james that are ease year for kids with disabilities kids to wear.

deliver those shoes, but he did do it. according to aaron, lebron told him "you're an inspiration." after seeing this story before i go back to demanding the refs call traveling on him, i have to say, lebron james you're an inspiration, too. share your comments with me via e-mail at keller at wbz.com or on twitter at keller at large. the patriots placed garrett blunt on injured which means he is done for the year. pats are talking to running back steve jackson who hadn't played this season. tom brady preparing for sunday's game against the titan, the pats qb was asked about his relationship with presidential candidate trump and it seems brady wasn't in the mood to talk politics. >> tom, have you seen or heard about the cover of the daily news and how do you feel about people criticizing your

>> i don't think about it much. it's a tough week, i have a lot hopefully people -- >> open the door and talked about it, you opened the door to criticism -- do you open the door when you do talk about it. >> like i said, i'm here to play football. >> wbz has you covered on sunday starting with patriots game day at is 11:30, kickoff at 1 00. >> he ended it quickly. >> we are done. lots more coming up, we're not done. what it could mean for teens who smoke. plus should school start later, the benefits it could

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right now 6:30, doctor charged with taking in appropriate pictures of a med student and it may not be the first time, the witness now speaking exclusively to wbz. and learning more about the life behind bars for philip

convicted teenager is facing on lockdown. finding a more accurate way to identify psychotic disorders, the study in boston taking on that challenge, a closer look in our on going matters of the mind series. good morning to you, it is 6:30 on the dot, i'm chris mckinnon. i'm kathryn hauser. we need to get a check of your thursday forecast. pamela is here. always good to have you, hanging out with the crew, the morning crew. >> not too bad here. >> so far so good drive, you said changes are coming. this morning commute easier than what we expect for the evening commute, this evening heavy rain will push in, so far so good at the boston common here. our photographer patrick on the scene giving us beautiful

a heavy coat -- and someone is out running, fantastic, good stuff, love to see the live pictures. see exactly what you are experiencing out there, satellite and radar picture we have overcast ties -- skies, more drizzle in worcester county and new hampshire, temperatures are regular and freezing in some of the outlying communities that forced some of the drizzle to freeze on the road. almost the entire state of maine through 9:00 a.m. icy patches also possible in northern massachusetts, in northern worcester county in fact as well as into the berkshires, temperatures around freezing. but for the most of us here, especially in boston, had 41 degrees right now, temperatures will warm into the upper whos for the lunch hour, drive home 52 degrees, that is when we'll

and weather together robi. pamela two dents on 93 should-debate accidents on 93 should cause problems, on 93 southbound between 495 and and drover. the backup is between 45 and 13. let's check the south expressways jammed between the split and south bay mall. 24 north that crawls between avon and 128 that is 18-20 minute delay on that one, robi thank you very much for the update. a doctor charged in court accused of taking pictures of a woman in a restroom. >> that dock has pleaded not guilty -- the that doctor has pleaded not guilty. louisa moller live with the exclusive details, john, louisa. >> reporter: good morning, kathryn and chris, a meeting

whether the school did enough for the victim, and u mass only telling us dr. cooper no longer an employee, here. he pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct and photographing of a unsuspecting person. he photographed a medical student over the stall, when the woman realized she ran after him. here is claudia fallini who student by running after cooper. >> she was very upset, she was crying and really distressed. it was really shocking. that. >> reporter: and sources tell wbz this is not the first time dr. cooper has been accused of such an incident, sources say

school student at johns hopkins university he looked under a stall with a mirror. we are live in wore chest he, mole mole back to you this morning. 6:34 right now, the principal of the high school has resigned because of in appropriate use of school computers, the school superintendent says none of the allegations involve students. 6:34 is the time right now, here is food for thought, as of december 21stit will be tougher to own a drone than an assault rifle in some states including new hampshire, all annually purchased drones that weigh more than 9 ounces have to be registered with faa before they can fly. current drone owners has until mid may, these regulations beg one question. >> if you are going to regulate automobiles and going to

you regulate military style assault weapons and large ammunition magazine clips that are the common denominator in the mass shootings in the country. >> drones are expected to be a hot gift this year. because philip chism is 16 years old he can't go to a maximum security state prison a jury convicted the danvers teen of murdering his high school math teacher colleen ritzer, he attacked a female staff worker in worcester where he has been staying since his arrest, chism requires a unique type of extra security. >> it's a constant watch on someone like that, you have to watch his movements and watch dangerous person. >> chism will remain at the facility until his 18th birth de, he eats meals in isolation, has limits on visits and is only allowed outside in the

the murder trial of philip chism featured something fairly common, experts who disagreed about the extent of a mental illness. there is a revolutionary study going on in boston working on making the identification of a psychotic disorder more reliable. a potential solution in this morning's matters of the mind, good morning, bree. >> good morning, kathryn, without the availability of blood tests or biopsy, some symptoms are subjective and hard to measure like hallucinations or hearing voices, this month a study makes the case that we need to look at psychotic disorders in a whole new way. is 100 billion neurons in a human brain, a complex system of connections that can determine your whole life, yet a doctor will tell you,

medical discipline from 100 years ago. >> we have been in grinned in thinking the mind and brain are separate entities, and that's a mindset that has to change. >> the doctor heads a team of researchers at beth israel one of five teams finding new ways to class sigh psychotic disorders. >> we need better labels as opposed to simply based data. >> recent court cases highlight the problem with relying on symptoms to diagnose symptoms, in both cases experts came to different conclusions. what the jury didn't hear in the chism case was how his brain is by logically different from a normal brain. the judge ruled it in admissible in court but for research purposes. >> these disorders are related to brains not wiring together well.

interviewed hundreds of people and measured brain activity through eeg's. >> these are eye blinks. >> the data is part of a study that identifies three specific biological type, being able to diagnosis with data rather than symptoms is a big step, it could lead to better predictions on treatment response and outcomes, identifying molecules to target for new treatments and one day might help identify a cause. further studies like this reinforce and important point. >> one of the major advantages of studies like this is to drive home the point again that these are real illnesses, these are biological diseases. >> this study and this story in no way is making excuses for philip chism's crimes, researchers are simply saying

traditional method in diagnosing psychotic disorders. chris, back to you. it is 6:38 right now, today a big vote from boston's board of health, they are considering mayor mare -- mayor marty walsh from 18-21 years old, the if you rules could take effect in february or march, the state legislature is considering a similar proposal and decide next year if the bill should move forward. it is 6:39, time for our daily talker. are there any high school students awake in our house right now? if they are, it's way too early. >> many school systems paying attention to sleep studies suggesting teenagers sleep in and go to school later. >> chris there are more than 24,000 high schools in the united states, most of them start classes before 8:00 a.m., but seattle just joined 990 other district the and moved

after recent studies showing kids need to sleep in to be productive. now recent research by the american academy of pediatrics found that later start times can help combat sleep deprivation, improve academic success, increase a ten dance and cut down on sleep related car accidents involving teens, across the board any domain they look at improves pretty dramatically with more sleep, now why are some of these schools against it? it's expensive, bus transportation costs go up, it pushes back the times for after school activities like ports and some parents object because the push back time messes up logistics before and after school. let's see what people think about this. marie wrote on facebook, how about earlier bedtimes with no electronics upstairs? works at my house. and could it others?

wants to have to reorganize schedules to accomplish this, one of the problems that was noted there, jennifer. thanks for commenting, can you jump in on the conversation all day long on our website, twitter and facebook, love to hear from you. >> chris and kathryn. 6:41 on your thursday morning, t operator in charge of that rub away redline train -- run away redline train, fired. the next step in his case. and who needs in flight entertainment when you have this unique design proposal for

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>> i like that idea. although i love to see the clouds. >> what are you talk being? >> that is so fascinating. >> which i love. that would be great for me. >> i think that would be cooler than looking at the ground. >> dare devil over here. well a lot of clouds out there in the satellite. >> reporter: composite, we don't have heavy showers, a few areas ever sprinkles in southern massachusetts and worcester county and new hampshire. would we see freezing rain or drizzle, no reports of icy conditions on the roads, national weather service still has the freezing rain advisory out, most likely could experience higher icy patches where temperatures are hovering at 32 degrees.

across the board here just a little bit too warm to see the freezing conditions. we are going through this morning, 9:00 a.m. we still have areas of drizzle and the drizzle will continue throughout this afternoon, patchy fog reducing your visibles, in between isolated showers, after 3:00 p.m. the rain chance starts to ramp up. intensity through 7:00 p.m., the evening commute will be a little challenging with the heavy downpours at times. might hear a rumble of thunder on the cape. hour by hour by 10:00 p.m., showers will push to the northeast. morning commute looking okay for friday morning. may see a lingering shower on the cape and islands, partly sunny day for you and a milder forecast expected for friday. current temperatures in the 40s or 30s, 36 degrees in worcester, heavy coat needed as you head out. exchange that for an umbrella

when we hit those high temperatures later today in the lower 50s, it will feel mild at least. overnight 47, scattered rain comes to an end, and for this weekend it looks like we will see some more seasonable temperatures for 39 degrees for saturday, 40 degrees for sunday, average highs 411 for this time of year it will be around it. it will feel blustery both days since the wind will be gusting times, flurry or two. beyond that, temperatures return to the 50s nearing 60 degrees for wednesday, and it looks like we'll be around 60 for christmas as well. traffic and weather together, robi. pamela it's been a rough start on 93 with a bunch of accidents now, the latest accident is on 93 northbound in wilmington after 125, the right yet. earlier crashes on the south

resulted in a bumper to bumper backup between 495 and 213, let's check south, expressway northbound split to south bay is a 20 minute ride. chris and kathryn. >> robi thank you very much. 6:48 right now, checking top stories boston police are looking for the diver who 180 and boston. >> just before 49:00 a toyota hit the pole knocking it over, you can see the damage it caused the wires to fall right on to the road, the driver took off, the northbound lanes are closed for repairs. boston police investigating a stabbing, emergency crews rushed to freemont street after 2:00 this morning. police say the knife slashed a a major artery, the man is expected to survive, no word on any suspects or motive. u mass medical school officials just fired a doctor

him of using his cell phone to take pictures of her in a bathroom stall. yesterday dr. marcus cooper pleaded not guilty to the charges, wbz has learned he faced similar accusations as a med student at johns hop kicks, there he was suspended for a year and had to write an apology letter. and the veteran mbta worker who was in charge of the red line train is officially out of a job, he is expected to appeal that decision, investigators say he wrapped a telephone cord around a lever of the train when he got out to fix a signal fire, the train traveled five miles down the tracks with 50 people on board. 6:49 right now, you think you need the power of the force to avoid "star wars" spoilers much. >> the simple way to stay in the dark. and out wit, out play, out last, meet the newest champions of survivor. with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. after 12:00 p.m.,

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welcome back, if you didn't have a foul mouth keep it up, it might be better for your brain. >> it shows people who swear are more articulate than those who do not, one of the study

knowing more curse words translates into a larger vocabulary overall. i have this funny feeling those conducted the study have a potty mouth. >> what if they make up code words, that expands our vocabulary. >> i think it does. >> creative. >> masters of the code. >> still trying to decipher. this morning we have areas of drizzle, patchy fog and evening.