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live from the channel 4 studios in boston wbz news at 11:00 starts right now. new at 11:00 a child left alone in her home when it burst into flames, the good news tonight, the 8-year-old made it out safely. >> but we also know tonight the dcf is now involved as investigators in milton have a lot of questions. julie loncich is live at the scene for us with the latest >> reporter: dcf is involved and responded almost immediately. fire crews are still on scene here in milton, although they are wrapping up. this was a very sizable fire. it went to three alarms. the duplex is a total loss and as you said, we have learned an 8-year-old girl was home alone on hudson street in milton at 4:00 this afternoon.

started in a kitchen in the first floor unit. officials tell wbz an 8-year- time. her mother they say had gone to the grocery store. the deputy fire chief tells me the child ran outside and was being comforted by neighbors when they first arrived. in fact, they say the child's more still wasn't here. fortunately this child, this girl, is going to be okay. a firefighter, however, did suffer a minor shoulder injury. it out safely. again the police chief here in milton tells us dcf was involved. they responded. we're live in milton julie loncich, wbz news. >> julie, thank you. tonight a wbz exclusive, the fbi says it caught the armed robber who terrorized a clerk in brewster and that that man is wanted in a dozen hits like this up and down the east coast. the victim in that frightening robbery is talking only to wbz's katie brace. katie? >> reporter: the fbi was looking for this armed robber

the way up to the east coast. well, he is now under arrest, but police did not catch him until he robbed this store in brewster. there is one customer the family at brewster farms country market would like to forget. >> no. he's like my mind everything, i'm scared to death. >> reporter: but pat tell family and law enforcement from several -- the patel family and law enforcement from several states are indebted to the brewster community for remembering the guy in the surveillance video. saumil patel's father was the man behind the cash register. >> he is like everything is fine now that he's arrested. >> reporter: here you can see him run up and tap the armed robber. >> i see the gun and he's like go back otherwise i shoot you and i go in the back and he just run out. >> reporter: police posted images to social media. >> members of our community were brave enough to come forward. >> reporter: thank to community tips officers arrested 27-year-old michael

to other photos, the fbi investigating him for over a dozen armed robberies in four states. >> it's even more satisfying when you're able to help wrap up cases for other communities in have been preyed upon for the last month. >> reporter: sletzinger's family has a home in harwich where police say they found these stolen guns, a blue hat found in this surveillance video and another hat seen in other images. the pa tells bought the store a year -- the pa tells bought the store a your -- the patels bought the store a year and a half ago and after this they are staying. the fbi is looking to see whether the man they call a serial armed robber is connected to even more crimes. today's heavy rain slowly coming to an end tonight. >> as we take a lou look across the city, it's another -- live look across the city, it's another change that's getting our attention, much colder weather. eric fisher joins us now.

going to feel this chill. >> about time. winter. our rain showers are ending and a few sprinkles left and patchy fog, so at times lower visibility. this front will stall out and sit here the next 24 hours. tomorrow morning we're still fog around. as we head into tomorrow afternoon, still some rain showers that will reappear state. our best chance of sun is off toward the west. not expecting big rain totals east. then the front will get offshore tomorrow evening. the coldest air of the month will begin moving in. by saturday morning these wind chill values, teens and 20s outside, strong wind gusts, temperatures holding in the 30s for most towns. so if you have not been able to get into the holiday spirit with this spring-like air, we are seeing a change, but saturday and sunday to another big warm-up next week. we'll have the full details on your christmas week forecast in a few minutes. developing tonight the

bernardino terror attack, the friend and former neighbor of one of the shooters is charged tonight. the fbi says that there were more plots including stopping traffic just to open fire on people. liam martin tracking the story tonight in our satellite center. liam. >> david, the man has been a key figure for federal agents, this as they were still trying to piece together how that couple carried out the massacre that killed 14 people. enrique marquez entered a federal courthouse in this car. he is charged with conspiring to provide material support to terrorists, a firearms violation and immigration fraud. the former security guard purchased two assault rifles and explosives that syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik used in then is shootings. -- used in the san bernardino shootings. his neighbors are still in shock. >> helping these people, it's just like -- i can't believe it. >> reporter: the fbi raided marquez's home and questioned

into a mental health facility. the suspect who had confirmed to islam confessed that he and farook planned but abandoned several terrorist plots that included attacks on the riverside community college in 2011 and a freeway shooting on route state 91. marquez is also related to farook by marriage. according to records, farook married the russian sister of his sister-in-law and his wife paid for the sham marriage to obtain legal status in the u.s. marquez faces a maximum of 35 years in prison. he'll be in court monday for a bond hearing. tomorrow president obama will travel to san bernardino to meet with the victims' families and survivors of the shooting there. after meeting with his national security team today the president tried to reassure americans there is no credible threat ahead of the holidays. >> at this moment our intelligence and counterterrorism professionals do not have any specific and

attack on the homeland. that said, we have to be vigilant. >> and this is a sign of the times. disney world is boosting security and adding metal detectors. universal and seaworld in florida will also scan visitors and disney is banning toy guns at all its parks. new at 11:00 a brookline mother is suing chipotle because of the norovirus outbreak in cleveland circle. andrea dow said her 16-year-old son alexander was one of the 153 people who got sick. now the lawyer representing the family says the restaurant need to be put under a microscope so it doesn't happen again. chipotle said that they don't comment on pending legal action. tonight that restaurant, closed. the city of boston raising the age to buy cigarettes now from 18 to 21. that change takes effect in february. boston joins 85 other communities in massachusetts that have already increased the

well, fans out in full force to see star wars the force awakens. it's been a february year gap since the last movie and this now -- 10 year gap since the last movie and this movie is expected to break box office records. >> dreary weather didn't keep the stormtroopers or any other die hard star wars fans from the theaters tonight. >> reporter: some of the fans here actually showed up at 3 a.m. this morning to watch all six previous star wars movies in a row, about 15 hours worth, before watching episode seven. they're all home now. meantime the force awakens has taken over pretty much the entire theater. look at these 10 screens, seven of them you see force, the new star wars movie. the other nine are showing the film now, all of them as we speak packed. how was it? >> unbelievable. >> reporter: as the 7 p.m. showing of the latest star wars

force has been awakened and herder. >> absolutely awesome. >> reporter: this is a movie that promised to move even the most emotionless jedi. everybody expected. >> you just got to see it. that is all you can say about it. you have to see it. >> reporter: among the first people to see this latest installment in the star wars sag a, these fans really went the extra light year. >> i've been waiting for such a long time. >> reporter: about 350 hard core devoteees showed up at 3 a.m. thursday morning to watch the marathon of all movie marathon, every star wars film in order for about 15 hours, all of it building up to episode seven. >> i don't remember a time without star wars in my life. >> reporter: those are legit star wars pj pants. >> definitely transcends a regular movie experience.

showing the force awakens had some different security measures in place. there were restrictions on face paint, on masks, on capes and bringing any weapons in, but as you can see in that story, a little more lax at show case cinemas. people were allowed to come in costume with their light sabres if they chose. there is a little extra security because there is such an intensity around this movie. this movie officially opens tomorrow. >> jim, is there a height requirement for the stormtroopers? >> yeah. that's a very famous line from the movie obviously. >> just testing you and you passed. thank you. the force awakens brings us to our number of the night. $100million, that is how much money fans spent brief ordering tickets, more than any other film -- preordering tickets, more than any other film in history. >> how much candy do you have to order it get through seven movies?

day for it. at least for now local high schools held its last dance. >> a local principal is banning them and why he says the students themselves are to blame for this. >> hello and good-bye, how quickly adele's concert sold out in boston. >> he's being called the most hated man in america, who he is and what he did to earn it. >> it felt like spring out there, but winter does show up this weekend, even a chance for a few snowflakes at last. i'll have the forecast when we

stunning new video tonight shows a deputy's daring move to end a high speed chase. watch as he jumps out of his car and onto the moving truck right there. we've highlighted the video here so it's a little easier to see. there's the deputy. he then jumps on the truck. deputies started chasing the speeding trucker in nebraska when he refused to pull over. turns out the driver actually had a medical emergency and was

that's why he wasn't stopping. foot loose fiction banned at a new hampshire high school is real and the principal says dirty dancing is largely to blame. he says he's seen too many students at exeter high school grinding to the music and doing drugs which is why he has canceled all dances at schools for the foreseeable future. >> there is not a couple of kids that we can just say the five of you don't come to a dance. this is hundreds of kids. >> while this could put a crimp on student activities that get some of their money from dance proceeds, the ban does not apply to the prom held off school grounds. the force awakens clearly is not the only hot ticket. thousands of adele fans raced to get concert tickets online. >> it was hello and good-bye for your chance to see her. fans in boston tried a thousand times to get highly coveted tickets to her concert here next fall.

they sold out in an hour. a lot of people taking to twitter to vent their frustrations. by the way, tonight's tickets showing up on stubhub for about -- i can't even believe this -- $10,000 is what they're reselling them for. >> wow. >> imagine that. she is good. she's great. >> yeah. somebody who got those tickets is going to be able to present a great christmas gift to somebody else potentially. >> or sell them for 10 grand, not a bad deal either. >> that's pretty good. so they're a winner relatively today. we've been pretty lucky. we're close enough now we can look out toward christmas and know whether or not the chances of a white christmas are very good. >> close to zero. this is about as close to 0% as weather. in southern new england it's been more of a wet lead up to hour. thank you, weather watchers,

you can sign up at www.wbztv.com. cbsboston.com. boston.com. belmont .57. high temps today, you're starting to get used to seeing maps like this. 52 the high today in boston, 56 heading down toward taunton, 55 in chatham, even keene 45 degrees. gets us farther up on the leaderboard, our 12th day at 50 plus for the month and certainly i think it is very likely we get to that 16 spot from 1953 and probably pass it. now we're still at 52 in boston, 53 in norwood, nantucket pretty comfortable night 58 degrees. we won't see these numbers change much overnight at all. our rain is starting to move off to the east. we're eyeing in front with a lot of cold air behind it. it's going to take a while to get to us. this front will slow down and stall out over the top of us

looking at our hour by hour forecast, the clouds and fog linger so it's mainly overcast start to the day top. midday and the afternoon some showers are likely to move up mainly across the came islands, south coast and south shore and a couple showers could get up into boston. you want to keep the umbrella or rain jacket handy. the farther west you are getting into wooster, can southwestern new hampshire, a much -- southwestern new hampshire, a much better chance of seeing the sun shining and then the cold air coming in. we'll get the lake effect snow machine cranking and have the wind chill values in the teens and 20s on saturday. if you've been looking for a few festive flakes, something to remind you it is winter right around the corner, i think some of these lake effect snow showers will make the trim, across the berkshires and get -- chip, cross the berkshires and get into --

get into our area saturday. it's very likely we'll see our very latest snow recorded in wooster and right now the record is christmas eve. weekend forecast 35 to 40 saturday, wind, blustery. if you're doing holiday shopping, bundle up. on saturday upper 30s to low 40s, less wind and more sunshine and so a nice calm day for the patriots here, a little breeze from the west, northwest, 42 at kickoff, 37 in the 4th quarter, winter jackets but not too bad. that cold air starts to head on out next week. in comes the warmth again, the chance for some record highs. christmas eve i think is our best shot for a new record. we're looking at a record standing at 61 degrees and we're forecasting 64. here's your accuweather seven- day, not just is next week filed, but a lot of clouds -- mild but a lot of clouds and chances for showers.

from smirking ceo to hooded, handcuffed suspect, martin shkreli was the face of corporate greed after jacking up the cost of a life saving drug 5,000%. today he was arrested for fraud in a scene that had a lot of other people now smiling. >> as jon keller now shows us, it took some doing to become the guy many people call the most hated man in america. >> lisa, david, it's not something any decent person would aspire to, but with his ultra arrogant dismissal of outrage over his price gouging and his alleged operation of a crude ponzi scheme, mr. shkreli has e -- emerged as most arguably america's most despicable greed head. it isn't easy becoming the poster boy for greed. there's plenty of competition. so how did 32-year-old martin shkreli pull it off? be on scene profit taking on a

aids patients was one thing. bragging about it was another. >> reporter: if you could remind the clock a few months, i wonder if you would do anything differently? >> i probably would have raised the price higher is probably what i would have done. i could have raised it higher and made more profits for our shareholders, which is my primary duties. >> reporter: but today shkreli's commitment to his shareholders. the feds believe he was a criminal, much like his apparent role model, the scam wall street. >> the real question is this. is all this legal? >> this is a capitalist society, capitalist system and capitalist rules and my invests expect me to maximize profits, not to minimize them or go half. >> reporter: i don't know what to say.

>> he talked with this level of cockiness, just pure scum. older generations have had their poster boys, bernie madoff. now the millennial generation has theirs unfortunately. >> evil. the last regular season patriots. gronkowski. can he stay well enough to play? next in sports the pressure on

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the worst record in the league, the patriots don't want to hear it. the pats are locked in and focused to pick up win no. 12 on the season. jonathan freeny and eric martin were not on the field and it's a big difference rob gronkowski makes when he's in the lineup. >> i don't really focus or listen to stuff like that, really just trying to get better as a player every week, just focusing on the team that we got to play that week and just trying to do whatever is best for the team that week. >> pats only have two running backs on the active roster, so no. quickly. he played college ball with james white in wisconsin who is really helping him learn the pat system. >> we were roommates in college, so we go way back. he knows everything about me. i know everything about him. so it's a lot more comforting. >> reporter: he's been helping

he's been everything i've needed for this transition. >> be sure to catch patriots all access tomorrow night at 7:00 here on wbz. how you doing? >> good luck tonight. >> thank you. >> now -- how are you? >> we're trying to get to where you guys are. >> they treating you well? >> great job, man. >> that was a great move. >> 60 minutes, let's go, 60 minutes. >> good stuff. start your sunday morning with patriots game day at 11:30, pats and titans kick off at 1:00 here on wbz and 5th quarter postgame show on my tv 38. lebron james trying to save the ball crashes into a woman

turns out it's pro golfer jason day's wife. lebron is a big guy. she was taken out on a stretcher and her head in a brace. it was reported she was alert. she was taken to a hospital for treatment. that is just plain scary. bruins owner jeremy jacobs was inducted into the united states hockey hall of fame tonight at the renaissance boston waterfront hotel. jacobs was presented with the lester patrick trophy given for outstanding service to hockey in the u.s. there you go. that is sports for now. we will be right back. stay with us. >> closed captioning is brought to you by luna.

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display that is lighting up the boston public library right now. this is a one of its kind installation that is projected building. the theme here is the 12 days of christmas and you can catch the lights now through sunday right there on the very front side, the dartmouth street side, of the boston public library. one of my favorite buildings to begin with. >> as belong as it's not 13 cars a crashing from looking. >> exactly. that's a busy stretch. >> we have another look at the forecast in a moment.

catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. after 12:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte or macchiato for $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. we've talked a lot about this year compared to last year and how christmas last year was really mild. looking out beyond christmas do you see anything that might be a massive change? >> basically we stayed mild january. a sign of a little change is starting to show up in the middle of january. so it might actually be similar to last year. i don't think the cold will be

intense.