live from the channel 4 studios in boston, wbz news starts right now. the patriots suffer a tough overtime loss to the division rival the jets. good evening, everyone. >> the overtime coin toss brought a bit of controversy on a couple of fronts actually and some fans came away wondering if this game might have had a very different outcome. sports director steve burton is here of the steve, i think you may be one of those fans. what do you make out of it all? >> special teams captain matthew slater did exactly what bill belichick asked him to and

toss, the patriots would kick off. with nothing going on offense all day long, 17-6 jets in the 3rd quarter. huge play on defense for new england. it's a fumble and jamie collins scooping and scoring, 17-13 with three plus minutes left in the 3rd. late 4th pats converted two 4th downs on the side and brady finds james white 9 yards to take the game with under two minutes to go. -- to tie the game with under two minutes to go. this goes into overtime. matthew slater and the patriots elect to kick instead of receive, but it looked like slater would believe he was choosing the side to defend, not the actual choice to kick. after the game bill belichick said there was no confusion. so in the overtime it's fitzpatrick to decker, touchdown. the game winning touchdown,

>> we knew it was going to be a 4th quarter game. so i thought we did a good job battling to the end. you know, we just didn't make enough plays to score enough points, but wish we'd have won it. it's a good football team and they got a lot of good players and they played pretty well. so we certainly had our chances. just didn't come away with it. >> coming up tonight we'll go one on one with special teams captain matthew slater and coming up in sports in a few minutes we'll take you around the nfl to see how the other teams fared in week 15. some snow is actually in the forecast this week after taking december off. >> some. this is video from the assembly square mall in summerville this afternoon. maybe you were out and about because it wasn't really that cold, but we are now talking about some colder temperatures

dreaded word snow. >> it's been so warm all this month we are talking some snow here, so a big reality check starting tomorrow with just cold air. the cold air plunges in here late tonight and we'll have it tomorrow. where is the precipitation coming from? this giant storm down here and they've been pummeled day after day with severe weather, snows in the western plains on the rockies coming our way. it's going to move to the west of us. we will get a slug of its precipitation. most of it will be happening and starting early tuesday morning around 3 or 4 a.m. we may get a pretty good thumping of snow as it comes in here, but there's going to be a mix. there will be a switch to sleet along the coast to rain. there's going to be a switch to freezing rain inland, so there will be slight icing on top of the snow just before dawn tuesday lasting through the tuesday morning commute. so the first storm is the worst.

there and very slippery going through tuesday morning, but less impact this week because people are on vacation and certainly no school is in session this week either you, but nevertheless we are talking our first snow but not a major storm. already seeing tweets and e- mails seeing people talking about a major storm. it will not be a marriage storm, but i'll tell you how -- major storm, but i'll tell you how much snow will fall in just a few minutes. a developing story for some local banking customers on the south shore, that's where the quincy credit union is shutting down their customers' atm cards. their facebook page indicates that people are reporting fraudulent charges. customers can report suspicious charges online or by phone. now the credit union says it will refund any charges that aren't legit and is hoping to get its system back up and running by tomorrow, but customers won't be able to use their debit cards until at least noon tomorrow. well, 15 people in dorchester are homeless after a

>> many lost everything, but for one family a glimmer of hope. wbz's paul burton has the story. >> everything we lost, everything. >> reporter: cynthia robinson can't believe her home is gone. >> everything. it's just terrible. >> reporter: the 55-year-old mother of four children was preparing dinner for her family on the second floor when she heard caroline bahada banging on her door. fire officials say the blaze at 29 al if road in dorchester -- alpha road in dorchester began on the first floor by a candle. >> my little sister was taking her nail potential off with remover and it fell over by a candle and that's when everything happened. >> reporter: the three story home was fully engulfed. thankfully everyone made it out alive. >> it was a raging flames. we got out just in time. >> reporter: during the day work crews began boarding up the home as neighbors and complete strangers offer a hug and donate clothes to help. >> everything is gone, my

her car seat. i lost everything. >> reporter: a total of 13 people and two children have been displaced because of this fire. the red cross is assisting those families. cynthia said she lost everything on that second floor. she has no place to call home. >> after tomorrow morning we are totally homeless. >> reporter: a glimmer of hope for cynthia in this tragedy is the recovery of her daughter's childhood picture and her late husband's military american flag who died in 2010. >> this puts a smile on my face. >> i'm kind of happy that i have the flag. out of everything in the house we really did want the flag. it means a whole lot to me. >> reporter: in dorchester i'm paul burton, wbz news. police are searching for a bank robbery suspect. they say this guy hit up a citizens bank at a stop and shop and took off this morning wearing a green flannel jacket

green hat with usa written on it. an armed and dangerous suspect turned himself in to police today. 31-year-old matthew martin robbed several banks in new hampshire, vermont and ludlow. we were offering a reward for his arrest. the chipotle cleveland in circle is back open. the fast food restaurant shut down a few weeks ago amid an outbreak of norovirus. more than 100 customers were affected. then after inspectors cleared the location to reopen a water leak forced it to stay closed, but they have repaired that leak and are now open for business. new details tonight about human remains found in upton. police now say the discovery does not appear suspicious. a local hunter found the remains in a wooded area yesterday afternoon near 200 minden street. officers called it an unintended death. the police and medical examiner are investigating what happened. a vigil today for two people killed by chicago police. officers there killed a college

early yesterday morning. they were responding to a mother who called 911 after her mentally ill son threatened his father with a bat. police fired killing the 19- year-old and 55-year-old betty jones by accident. >> it's tragic dangerous, police shooting without asking. why you got to shoot first and it's ridiculous! >> officials say the officer has been put on desk duty for 30 days pending an independent review. chicago police are already facing a federal civil rights investigation. the clean-up begins after a deadly tornado in texas, but tonight a new threat. >> plus new pictures inside the california wildfire, but the good news from firefighters tonight 36789 >> and payton -- tonight. >> and peyton manning accused of doping, the allegations and manning's response next.

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a somber clean-up is underway in north texas after twisters killed eight people last night east of dallas. the biggest tornado cut across interstate 30 causing countless carings while damaging homes and businesses. -- car accidents while damaging homes and businesses. tonight we're getting our first pictures of the tornado. dozens of people are injured. now the texas panhandle is dealing with a blizzard believe it oar not. new video tonight -- or not. new video tonight inside that massive wildfire in southern california. the fire is now 60% contained and evacuation orders have been lifted for dozens of families. part of the pacific coast

high winds aren't helping firefighters. 50-mile an hour wind are pushing embers all over the place. investigators think a downed power line ignited the flames. turning to campaign 2016 donald trump will be in new hampshire tomorrow. he responded to president obama's comments who said trump is tapping into anger by people forgotten by the economy 36789 >> i'm not tap -- economy. >> i'm not tapping into the anger. some people have said i'm doing that. certainly i'm not intentionally. i just know it can be turned around. quickly. >> touch will be at a national afternoon. and hillary clinton maintains a double digit lead over bernie sanders. >> she has 50% of democrats and democratic leaning independent says don't count him out. >> we have a wonderful grassroots organization, a lot of volunteers who are knocking on doors and, and if we can win

think it really does open us up to a path toward victory. >> clinton is also favored by six in 10 democrats as the candidate most likely to beat the republican nominee in the general election. well, finally a day of snow for some new england ski resorts. this is video from sugarloaf in maine where they got 5 inches. most of it came this morning, but flakes were flying much of the day. of course, many ski resorts have been losing money from this warm, warm december. >> barry, you were talking about that might change just a little bit. >> no major storm out of this. it won't be piling up into feet, but there will be perhaps a few inches. i've got my snow tie resurrected after last year's blitz of snow that we had. so snow is definitely on the way. it's going to snow the chance of boston going all the way through december without any snow. we'll have some measurable snow in boston, but obviously so far it's been the warmest december on record with the mean

that is crazy warm. you know how warm it has been this entire month and boston hit 50 degrees again today briefly this afternoon just before 4:00. so that makes it again the 20th day hitting 50. just south of mass pike it warmed up to near 60. it was a record high temperature in providence at 61 degrees there. so 20 days at 50 or higher is truly remarkable. so we got the new record here, 20 days and counting, not going to have another one tomorrow. 48 in boston now, but it's still 58 in providence. the cool air is starting to come down from the north, 30 in burlington, cold air ready to plunge in while in roanoke it's 70 degrees. this time the cold air will win out. there's quite a battleground between the very cold air and very warm air. in between we have this boundary setting up. there's lots of severe weather setting up again in parts of the plains states.

so bad the last several days. we wouldn't have severe weather like that. watch the time -- won't have severe weather like that. watch the timestamp. at midnight it's starting to clear and the temperatures go down to the 30s as the chillier air comes down from the north. tomorrow morning 7:00 37 in boston and upper 20s in boston, a reality check for sure. the temperature really is not going to rise much tomorrow, maybe just slightly or holding in place much of the day, even in the afternoon lower 30s for the most part, mid-30s on cape cod. high clouds start to show up a little before sunset, thicken up quickly as temperatures fall to the upper 20s. precipitation starts early tuesday morning and roughly around 3:00 or so flakes start flying and there might be a pretty good thumping of snow between 3 and 6 a.m. this blue shading is all snow, 32 in boston, 20s north and west while the warm air is starting to come up from the south. so it's going from a transition of phases of precipitation from

inland and changing briefly to sleet along the coast and going to rain as the mild air comes in from the ocean water to the east. we'll all change over to rain tuesday and that's the way it looks as mostly rain changes over to the north. how much do we get? i'm staying with the same forecast i gaffe you last night. snow and sleet -- gave you last night. snow and sleet, boston measurable snow, 1 to 2 inches, perhaps up to 4 inches near the new hampshire border, more beyond that. obviously a winter weather advisory is up but not a winter storm watch or warning, just anvils. so this is not going to be a major -- an advisory. major storm. the year. here we go. 34 degrees tomorrow and 42, very cold to support the snow first thing tuesday morning. another storm of much less magnitude wednesday evening and question ring in the new year with colder air, but it won't

looks like next weekend will be on the frigid side. i'll see you tonight at 11:00. a new documentary done by cal gudesire ra is asserting denver bronc -- al-jazeera is asserting denver broncos quarterback peyton manning used human growth hormone, but the agent said he made up the claims to test the knowledge of the al-jazeera reporter looking into the issue. manning denies the allegations saying he's furious and disgusted. the broncos say they don't believe the allegations either and they support manning. still to come more patriots/jets highlights coming up next. >> and what happened with that

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bizarre decision on a coin toss, truly bizarre, just what you don't want to see. down on the ground, a 3rd down run and a few jets fall on top of him. vollmer was carted off. late 2nd quarter brian fitzpatrick to brandon marshall from 2 yards out. he reaches across the goal line for the score. pats drive opens up the 2nd half but brady looking for gronk is picked off by who else but durrell revis. that's the third interception that one hurt. that led to this. ryan fitzpatrick, he's going deep to brandon marshall, this time for 32 years. marshall gets around harmon for the score. jets up 17-3 early in the 3rd. 116 yards and two scores for marshall. 17-6 and huge play on defense for new england. that's a fumble and that's

and scoring. 17-13 with three plus minutes left in the 3rd. late 4th we go. converted two 4th downs on this drive and then it's brady. brady is so clutch. i mean he is so clutch, 9 yards to tie the game with just under two minutes to go and this one goes into overtime. strange moment with the overtime coin toss. >> heads. >> heads is the call. heads is the call. it is heads. >> we want to kick off. >> you're going to receive. receive? that way? just like it is. new england wins the toss. >> matthew seemed confused on which end zone the pats close to kick from, but after the no confusion. so the jets get the ball first and the jets come right down the field and score. fitzpatrick to terrance decker from 6 yards out. jets win in overtime 26-20 the

kick off in overtime. >> coach thought that was the best thing to do. >> reporter: bill, what were your specific instructions to matthew because it seemed like there was some confusion. >> there was no confusion. >> obviously as a player you ask three or four times to double check because you want to make sure you get it right. so we go out there. we won the toss. we chose to kick off just like coach instructed us to and the only confusion was whether or not we got to choose which direction we got to kick the ball. because we won the toss and chose to kick off, they got to choose which way they want to see the ball. >> i think we all have confidence whatever coach decides, we got to go out and do our job and do the best we can because he's trying to do whatever he thinks to help us win. >> things that make you go hmmm. a perfect season in carolina is no more, the panthers lost to the falcons on the road today 20-13.

and a touchdown for atlanta while cam new ton was just 17- 30, 142 yards and no touchdowns. panthers fall 14-1 on the year. some sad news to report tonight out of the red sox nation. 1986 world series hero dave henderson passed away this morning of an apparent heart attack. he played 14 seasons in the majors hitting the big go ahead home run for boston during the 1986 alcs leading the sox to a pennant and world series birth. he was 57 years old. finally the bruins and celtics are right back in action today. celtics are looking to make it two wins in a row tonight in the garden taking on the knicks. the bruins are in ottawa playing the senators as we speak and the game is tied 1-1 in the 2nd period. that's sports for now. a lot to talk about tonight. still to come a locker room celebration really like no

>> up next we'll tell you what got these basketball players so

a co--captain of the bc basketball team just got a big surprise. >> steve perpiglia got a big surprise after the team's win over florida on tuesday. >> it's my pleasure to announce for his last semester steve is on a basketball scholarship.

>> yeah. he won a scholarship for his final semester. bc is on a three game winning streak. wbz news. next.