were several shots fired. two men were shot, one in the shoulder, one in the lead. both are expected to be okay. tonight at 5:00, a weather map that you might expect to see in mid-april. it looks like we will shatter records for the next few days.>> temperatures nearing 70 degrees in late december. let's have eric fisher talk to us about the forecast.>> we can be stubborn in new england. warm air is working its way in. we have a lot of warm air across the southeast. the core of the unusual stuff is off to the south. there will be areas of heavy rainfall moving in tonight as well. we see rainfall from dc up to philly in new york and now stretching into the bostin area

we are now filling in with steady rainfall. the rain will start to come down heavily this evening. hour by hour its increasing as we head into the evening time frame. he will see downpours overnight. the temperatures will rise as the night goes on. we will break a record high for tomorrow, before you wake up, probably 4:00 or 5:00 in the morning. widespread 60s across the region. for tonight rising temperatures and heavy rain at times. a chance at 70 degrees tomorrow in some towns. the full forecast is coming up in a few minutes. remember for weather updates download the weather app which will give you life -- live radar conditions right to your phone or tablet. it is free and you can find it in your app stores, itunes or android. a christmas heartbreak for

leaving only charred rubble the community is rallying behind them tonight. the community -- the family of 4 is very much in shock but they tell me they have each other. they got a nice surprise as our cameras were rolling today. were live with the story. -- we are live with the story. >> reporter: this is such an awful thing to happen around the holidays. you can see how this fire burned through this house. they tell me this is not just a their memories. the community made sure this was not forgotten. >> you found it? oh my god.>> reporter: jennifer found that a friend had found her wedding band buried under sit -- debris and dirt. they also found jennifer's >> they survived. >> there a little black and

black and charred. >> reporter: this new hampshire home went up in flames tuesday night. in it were the christmas presents for their twins in first grade. the pictures, the memories, thankfully the family was not home at the time.>> it was heavy smoke and you couldn't identify anything. >> reporter: it didn't take long for goodwill to unite. the fire department turned to the family. >> it turned into a huge viral thing. our poster reached almost 30,000 people and the outpouring of support is unbelievable. >> reporter: it turned into a steady spring -- a steady stream of presents for the twins and much more. >> thank you so much. is beyond imagination.

stepped up his unbelievable. they are here no matter what. they will come. >> reporter: the stories kept coming today of people wanting to help the family. we heard a neighbor jumped into action, breaking the windows to get the two dogs that also made it out unharmed. thankfully the cause of the -- thankfully. the cause of the fire is still undetermined. a boston police officer is recovering after being hurt while rescuing two men who fell into the water. they say they were intoxicated. ems workers treated them on the scene. reporter carl stevens took this picture. one officer was taken away on a stretcher. his injuries on those are minor. he has been released. for the second time there has been an armed robbery at boston college.

with guns robbed two men near the international language center. the victims handed over their wallets and were not hurt. there was a similar robbery near rogers park on december 6. a woman is facing charges accused of leading police on a chase. cheryl anne kelly it's a man with a bottle. officers say when they arrived at the scene at the gas station she took off. police chased her up route 38 into quincy and that is where they say kelly rammed them with the -- rammed the cruiser. they were able to arrest her. the chipotle that is the center of a norovirus outbreak business. nearly 150 people got sick after eating at the restaurant. we have more now.>> reporter: city inspectors have given the thumbs up to this chipotle to start serving food to customers again as soon as tomorrow.

those regular customers will be back. >> how are you? >> how are you? >> reporter: workers at chipotle have never been so eager to open the doors for city inspectors. after shutting down two weeks ago because of a norovirus outbreak, the commissioner stepped outside with a positive review. >> we are looking good. >> reporter: they reported a sanitized work environment, new policies and procedures and workers all testing clear of the virus. >> we had a bad decision by a manager.>> reporter: wbz confirmed that the manager was fired for failing to send home a second employee.>> someone had asked a boss, mentioned he was sick and he was told to stay until the end of his shift. a bad mistake with serious consequences.>> reporter: a bad mistake that sickened almost 150 people, many of them were boston college students.>> everyone eats here at least once a week. >> reporter: this bc student

>> no, i will not come back. >> reporter: the nausea and vomiting spells even led to a lawsuit of a mom of the book line team -- brookline teen that had to go to the hospital. how bad was it?>> really that. >> reporter: so bad that he will be looking for better options after he does when he needs a burrito again.>> will you be back quick >> no good luck to them. >> reporter: they may need that. it has been a bad few months for chipotle. besides this incident, there have been e. coli outbreaks in other parts of the country. the restaurant chain is hoping headlines. live in brighton ryan katz wbz news -- ryan kath the bbc news. this airplane was about to land when air traffic controllers had to instruct the

the first attempt had to be scrapped because the flight was slow to exit the runway. the flight did land safely later. right now people are using the roadways and runways to get to their holiday destinations. as daniel nottingham tells us, some passengers will see extra security. >> reporter: thousands of airline passengers were up early to avoid the rush at laguardia. they still face to delays. fog and rained delayed nearly 200 fights in the northeast wednesday morning. >> lines are much longer than normal. the big thing is to get myself extra time. >> reporter: there were also long lines at chicago's o'hare airport and heavy traffic at drop-off areas at lax. nearly 38,000,000 people traveling over the holidays need

tsa tells cbs news more passengers are likely to pass through body scanners, enhanced airport security which comes after terrorism attacks. there is an enhanced machine that now replaces the more clear body image machines. rain and snow caused problems on the roads in the pacific northwest. aaa says 100 million americans will travel more than 50 miles from home between christmas and new year's. cheap gas helps. the average price for 1 gallon of gas is about $2.00. danielle nottingham cbs news. two games left for the patriots. a win in the meadowlands is weekend and they clinched the top seed for the afc playoffs. >> they don't need any more

rob gronkowski was not a how concerned should we be? >> not to worry. rob gronkowski was not at practice but it was not injury related. his close friend that passed away last week. that is probably the reason he was not on the practice field. tom brady was on the practice steven jackson. bill belichick was answering some questions today. the first one was a reference to "deflategate". he thinks the lawyers and the people in for -- in the nfl in charge of this whole issue should be on santa clauses naughty list -- santa claus' naughty list.>> i'm not a hard candy guy. [ laughter ] i think they should be on his list. happy holidays. thank you.

>> at least he is smiling. tom brady normally meet with the media on wednesday and i was pushed back to tomorrow, thursday. we will hear from him tomorrow. there you go. i have to say that's an outright jolly bill belichick. when you're 12-2 you can be jolly. be sure to catch patriots all access friday night at 7:00 on wbz. you can see it anywhere else. game day is at 11:30 and the kickoff time is 1:00 on wbz followed by the fifth quarter postgame show. it sounds like steve burns will have a busy day on sunday. it's all here on the bbc. the winning powerball ticket could be a perfect christmas present. tonight's jackpot is $227 million. tickets are two dollars each and this is the third highest jackpot this year. a mystery in the sky right above sin city. -- >> a closer look at the fireball that put thousands on it.

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a strange sight in the sky over the southwest. the military says they know what caused this. people in 3 states saw the fireball.>> they say russian space debris returning to earth caused what people saw. we have more on that. >> what is that? >> what is that?>> reporter: that was a midnight mistry keeping people awake and parts of california, arizona and nevada, a blazing bright light streaking across the sky.>> it was all over facebook. i wonder what it was.>> reporter: what was it? >> we have been getting all kinds of phone calls. >> we have reports of fireballs . >> -- >> reporter: there were many theories. >> is at a really long shorting

>> reporter: others watched in amazement.>> wow! >> reporter: according to strategic command to helps monitor thousands of islands -- items in space, it was the debris from along -- rocket that might have brought items to the space station on monday. >> every day hundreds of materials go into the earth's atmosphere. most of these are tracked. we can control to some extent what the characteristics are going to be when they come back to earth.>> it's coming apart right now. >> reporter: this is one of 16,000 objects tracked which was predicted to fall over arizona tuesday evening. and warmer cbs news new york.>>

about the rocket reentry or if they know where the debris landed. many thought the fireball as part of the meteor shower which was happening last night. i think it's clear what it was.>> santa claus. >> yes, doing a test run. you need the jet engine now to make sure that the sleigh can run. he wanted to give it a ride to make sure.>> [ laughter ] we will pretend it is what ever they said it was. but we know it was santa.>> i loved all the people the story. [ laughter ] what does it mean when it is 70 degrees on --? >> it means we have moved to florida and didn't know it. >> today's high temperatures we are warm and we will add another 15 degrees to this tomorrow. it got up to 55 in boston. the temperature, -- the temperatures are cooling a little but they will come back up tomorrow. we had a record in 1953 that

little. we will hold here until about air will move in. after midnight it lifts north of the pike. by tomorrow morning we will all be into that extreme warm air for december. a powerful storm system is moving into the northwest. there was a tornado warning for indiana. you can't make this up. rain is starting to fall in southern new england. moderate rainfall is breaking out. especially the lower cape and chatham are seeing constantly. this is a busy time. it will be wet outside. the downpours will move through. we might even have a rumble of thunder mixed in. this will continue until tomorrow morning.

leftover showers and clouds. as we head into the afternoon, there should be sunshine breaking out across the region. that is where we will see our warmest temperatures. if you have evening plans, any services, we will start clearing out and temperatures will fall back tomorrow night. in terms of records, the record high as 61 setback in 1996. only a couple of times have we hit 60 on christmas he. we will have no problem here. 70 in boston as well as bedford, lawrence up to 61, mr. will be 66 -- valerie mcgrath to worcester will be 66. 54 in hyannis tomorrow. for your christmas planner, a leftover shower in the morning. it will be warm and gusty winds in the afternoon. it will be about 64 in the evening and fall down to the 50s as the night goes on. it will be the warmest low temperature of the day as well, beating it by 10 degrees. most degrees it will be 50+.

on record in sally abdo-mcgee. arrive until saturday. we are looking at a christmas that will seat temperatures southeastern massachusetts will be reaching 60 degrees. this weekend is a little different story. there's a lot going on. we have rain showers moving in on saturday. we might set another record high on sunday, low 60s. and then in arctic hermas was in for monday followed by the first went to restore of the season, monday night into tuesday. these are busy times. this is your accuweather seven day. this looks like the type of storm that might start with snow and turnover into a wintry mix. we will keep an eye on is as we get closer. enter our snowball -- snowfall contest. when us know how much snow you think we will have at local -- logan airport in total this winter. >> i am hoping we get an inch or 2 with the storm. >> i that we get more than a foot. procrastinators are watching the clock closely.

who left their holiday shopping to the last minute. katie brace is at local outlets two i imagine it's amount house -- a madhouse. >> reporter: the rain is not keeping people away, for sure. this is video we shot not too long ago to give you an idea of the crowds. this is a pretty expensive place. people are here for one thing, christmas presents. a lot of folks are enjoying this last full day of shopping before christmas. tomorrow we have christmas eve. some people procrastinate and other people have their own reasons for waiting so long.>> i'm doing last-minute shopping. i get more sales. a lot of the deep -- sales are 60% or 80% off. >> this is a great place to get everything.

and hope to finish today.>> reporter: it is always good to open until 10:00 tonight. tomorrow they tell me it will be very busy in the morning and then it will taper off as people head out for christmas eve celebrations. katie brace wbz news. >> thank you katy. it's crazy at the mall today. once i got inside it wasn't a crowded but the parking lot was a madhouse. she saw a child in need and she decided to help. >> now she is out of luck. she got fired for helping. how local doctors are using models like this to treat children with heart disease. coming home from -- for christmas 10 days after receiving a new heart.

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fired, a lunch lady in idaho out of a job tonight for doing what she says was the right thing. she gave a free meal to a middle school student who said she did not have enough money to pay for lunch. >> my heart hurts.

[ crying ] -- i truly love my job. [ crying ] i would do it again.>> the supervisor saw her hand over the free meal and reported to. days later she was fired for theft. she has hired an attorney and there is a growing campaign on social media aimed at trying to get the school to hire her back. many kids born with heart defects need surgery to save them us. now it's easier as doctor malachi marshall -- dr. mallika marshall shows us doctors are using 3-d technology to give a whole new look and feel of the human heart. >> whenever we make these models, everyone wants to grab them and pick them up and rotate them around and play with them in their hand.>> reporter: that is because until now, specialists had to rely on two-dimensional images by ct or mi are -- mri and then do a

a complicated procedure. no two hearts are the same have heart defects. researchers are helping heart specialist build these 3-d printers models customized to doctors here at boston children's are already using kids with heart defects. they want to do studies if it really does improve nations outcomes. --, which they should know in a couple of years. consuming to build one of these hearts. they are trying to make the process more efficient and less expensive. >> it's very gratifying as a computer scientist to work on something that has immediate application. >> reporter: not only to help doctors but teach parents as well. >> it is really important for the parents to understand what is wrong with their child's heart. we feel like the better they understand it, the better they can partner with us in terms of taking care of their child.>> reporter: dr. mallika marshall wbz news.

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