the vehicle or the crime. call (508)453-7589. police are also asking law enforcement in that area to keep this investigation in mind when they interact with men who own dark colored suvs. armed and definitely dangerous. dramatic new surveillance video shows the terrifying moments. a robber stormed into a newton gas station. the suspect got away still on the run. >> tonight police hope that showing you the surveillance video will help track down the robber. bill shields is live with the story in newton. >> it's not unusual to have a convenience store or a gas station robbed. this gas station is right here in newton center. and it happened at 9:00 and that guy had a rifle. >> either a shotgun rifle, bee bee rifle, >> open the register now!

rifle. >> hurry up? give it to me! all of it. >> the robber was somewhat polite saying please to the clerk. and then taking all the money with the barrel of the gunpointing directly at the midsection of the clerk. and this all happened in newton center of all places. the gas station is steps from the heart of the city. >> obviously, the man was very brazen. it was just before 9:00. newton center is >> and because the robber covered his face fairly well, what police want you to listen for is his voice. >> could you open the register now, please. now, open the register, now. >> he was somewhat polite and did not have a heavy accent. and this is a first after 30 years in business. >> absolutely that's surprised me. >> and your guy is okay? >> thank god everybody is okay,

[ laughter ] >> well he can chuckle because he wasn't here at the time. we spoke with the clerk. there's a little bit of a language barrier and he did relay to me he was scared. i'm bill shields, wbz news. the search for a domestic violence suspect. jeffrey lebath attacked his mother with a knife. the women say he tried to kill them. police say the women had gashes to the face and the younger woman was stabbed in the neck and chest. nearly 24,000 criminal cases could be dismissed because of the scandal at the state drug lab. arguments from public defenders and from the aclu were heard today. they want every case that annie

prosecutors argue the cases should be reviewed individually. donald trump's victory is a financial win for a number of charities. >> planned parenthood says donations are pouring in and women are anxious to get appointments before the select takes office. >> reporter: a bright spot? the form of a post it note. >> if you're a muslim i you. if you're a person of color i love you. >> reporter: and she's raising money with a go fund me page for agencies bracing for a battle with the trump administration. >> we have received an unprecedented outpouring of support. >> reporter: the day of the election, planned parenthood got 200 calls from people wanting to volunteer.

and appointments for women wanting iuds dropped from 52 to 265. >> compared to this time last year. we have seen an increase of online donors by 32%. >> since the election, the local sierra club reports more public involvement like this outing with the girl scouts to plead for a babson on plastic. and-- >> it will us. >> she plans to give half of what she raises to planned parenthood and the other half to a gay rights group. and she'll do it in mike pence's name. >> we won't stand for those policies and those values. >> for now and the immediate future, it's a boost for these activist organizations who were concerned about the uncertainty of the future. what they didn't expect is that

position than ever before. in cambridge, christina hager, wbz news. >> and it will be interesting to see where this goes. every house democrat from massachusetts and rhode island signed a letter, calling for the immediate removal of steve bannon. in total, 169 house democrats signed the letter which is being circulated by a rhode island democrat. it sends the wr the country. not one house republican added their signature. and robert kraft made a stop at trump towers. it's unclear if he met with donald trump but they have been friends for years. tom brady and rob gronkowski took hard hits last week. and steve, you just got back

gronk after the big shot to the chest. number87 did not practice today. and the patriots list him with a chest injury. meanwhile, tom terrific was out on the field with the rest of the team. he got hit low on his legs and was sore afterwards but he's not listed on the injury list. he wasn't limited in any way. he postponed his did a conference call with san francisco reporters. hear what he has to say about going back to the bay area. repairs are underway in pembroke. both people are expected to be

earlier in the year when investors argued that both fantasy sports sites offered nearly identical contests. it's time to make the coffee. the 90-year-old who leads a local coffee giant one sip at a time. tom brady talking about deflategate with humor. a little warmup to end the week. and after that a sharp cooldown. we'll take minutes. and we want to introduce you to 11-year-old caylee who is intelligent and creative and loves doing arts and crafts and puzzles. and he's a looking for a supportive and loving home to give her the encouragement she needs to thrive. a single mom or a two mom family where she's the only child would be her ideal family.

it's a milestone birthday for a local coffee company. new england coffee just turned 100. >> and one of the best workers is 90% of the way to the century mark. slowing down is not his cup tea. roasting, cooling, and packaging beans. there's a lot of people working hard at new england coffee in malden. but we found the boss is on long coffee break. >> oh, i'm only 90. >> joking about his age and sipping coffee. you might think it would make him un-productive. but he's the straw that stirs the company's coffee.

up. >> i preferred milk to coffee. >> reporter: he started liking coffee in the navy and when he got out in 1946 he took over for the founder of new england coffee, his dad. >> my father said steve, you got to come to work 'cause i'm not well. and you got to replace me. >> reporter: seven decades later, his job now is quality control. >> consistency is key. >> reporter: he and two coworkers are in charge of cupping he calls it >> sip and spit. >> they are making sure the beans meet the standards. every day at this table is something she'd like to package. >> i feel honored to have had a chance to work with -- and especially being trained by him. he's my mentor so not only in coffee but in life. >> after working full-time for 70 years, sometimes 60 hours a

back. he works here monday through friday but only 20 hours a week. as for retirement, let's say there's nothing brewing there. >> do you ever think you'll retire? >> i don't know. i haven't decided yet? [ laughter ] >> when are you going to decide? >> when i kick the bucket, i think. [ laughter ] >> there's no bucket here. >> who has to toon. i used to. >> still enjoying big gulps of life while taking tiny little sips of coffee. always for free. >> that's the way to go. >> well, i think i everyoned it. [ laughter ] >> he earned all the free cups of coffee that he wants. the cupping by the way that we showed you almost appears ceremonial. 20% of the time he finds an imperfection, a bean they

standards, and when that happens, he turned away the shipment, 42,000 pounds of coffee. the little sips look cute and they are important. >> what a palate he has. >> they didn't have signs on the coffee beans and he said this is a columbian i think and he was right. >> a whole new appreciation. great story. and our weather not a bad story in comparison to fisher. >> i'm a firm believer in coffee beans. appreciate his efforts. and the next couple of days, maybe switch it to cold brew. we have warmer weather moving in. the tides are lowering off the peaks we saw earlier on. and in terms of this weekend, saturday will be the day. sunday a significant change in the weather will be brewing for us. we're taking a look at the

country, it's very quiet and very, very warm. 70s and 80s. 80s all the way up to nebraska. and we have a shot of the 60s returning for parts of the area. tonight, upper 50s to low 40s. mainly clear skies develop ask overnight lows, 36 to 41 for us. about 43 in downtown boston. tomorrow mostly sunny skies an cumulus clouds mixing in. and chilly in the morning. and pleasant for midday and the afternoon. well in the 50s with a northwesterly breeze and the sunset is 4:20 p.m. in the 52 to 58-degree range and a nice day to be outdoors. warmer on friday but it will be dependent on where you are. we're watching the ocean storm and how close it comes. the closer it comes to the

likelihood that the clouds can get across far eastern massachusetts. if the storm trends farther east, many of us will be in the 60s. we'll be certainly warmer weather and brighter skies as you work into central and western new england. there's a better chance of cloudiness on saturday across cape cod and far eastern parts of the state. and look at that slice, th well up in the 50s to around 60. the idea is warmer to the west and cooler to the east. and windier on the coast. and overall not a bad start to the weekend. and sunday here comes the next storm system and that's going to bring showers, more wind and colder temperatures in the day. join ugh at faneuil hall. and if not watch here on channel four. temperatures in the 40s and there might be mist of drizzle

actual rain. it won't be cold or warm, kind of in between. and here comes the cold shot of air. it brings with it the rain showers. the winds will kick up and temperatures in the upper 30s to low 40s by monday. with the change, you can see some smoke flakes in the air late sunday and into monday morning. i don't think it will be a significant accumulation. just a chilly start week. >> just a reminder. traffic was moving slowly in new hampshire when a herd of cows took a walk on 93 in canterbury. they broke through a farm fence minutes earlier. and they were safely returned to the farm. >> we really milk some of these stories for punch. coming up in june, the first ever dr. seuss museum

springfield. the new museum will feature interactive displays with characters like the cat in the hat. dr. seuss was born and raised in springfield. i cannot wait to go there. >> the places you'll go was given to me as a graduation gift. >> i had a friend read it at my wedding. is it too soon to joke about deflategate. >> brady appears in a great year after year doesn't mean something is going on. it starts with questions and questions turn into assumptions and assumptions come into vacations. why would you punish a week of greatness for something that never happened. >> it seems to refer to the trip to italy he took while he

and he's playing this weekend. >> can't stop laughing. >> how much money do you think he had to do that commercial? >> plenty. >> that was hilarious. gearing up for the game with the 49ers. rob gronkowski did not practice. more from foxborough. >> reporter: all eyes on the wednesday practice and one of the two marquee players on the field. forward. >> it's a tough game and guys are, you know, doing their best to, you know, just do whatever it takes to help the team. so, you know, both those guys are very tough competitors. >> probably the biggest game concern is the defense. russell wilson and the seahawks shredded the pats. >> just got to go out and play better. and everyone on defense wants

say. >> you don't get style points. it's all about the points and winning and losing. >> so out to san francisco and this is somewhat of a home game for tom brady. and the same can be said for julian edelman. >> go home and play the san francisco 49ers, a team i grew up loving. and it's going to be ein the san francisco treat is a patriots' victory. as we told you earlier. tom brady postponed his press conference until tomorrow. but he did do a call with the san francisco media. we asked him how many tickets he's had to get for the game? >> a lot. more than ever. i'm happy to do it. i may never get the opportunity again. it's nice to have all the

area over the years, my high school and my elementary school. and so many friends growing up and coaches and my family, my aunts and uncles, and cousins. it will be a lot of fun to be out there. >> catch the patriots friday night at 7:00. i go one-on-one -- >> two sacks on sunday. bill belichick says you are earning your playing time. that's got to be a good that's what i pride myself on just hard work and continue to get better each and every day so for him to say that is -- it's a good statement. >> sunday with patriots game day. and pats and niners kick off at 4:25. the post game will be on my tv 38. any minute now the winner

announced. and the celtics host the dallas mavericks tonight at the garden. i'm steve burton, guys over to you. the cbs evening news is coming up next at 6:30. >> and scott pelley sunshines us live from washington with the preview. scott-- >> david, lisa, great to be with you in boston. donald trump took to tweeting again today. he said that his transition heard, is going quite smoothly. we'll have that story. and we'll also look at mr. trump's business ties to china. all of that and the rest of the world news coming up on the cbs evening news from washington in about 10 minutes. and coming up next here, a special honor for a -- how the -- is going into the history books. >> >> and we're three days away from the faneuil hall holiday spectacular this saturday night

tree. watch it here on wbz beginning

it's a landmark. >> and now the restaurant is getting its place in history. the family that owns the restaurant is going to be inducted into the massachusetts restaurant association hall of fame. the calhoun in saugus opened in 1950. there was seating for 50 people. and now up to restaurant.

so another warmup. near 60 on friday. and some towns near 60 on saturday. and then we get a dose of reality. looks cold on monday, windy with low 40s. and about 5 degrees below average. this is where we should be living.

news at 11:00. >> have a great night. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: the word comes down from the tower. the president-elect tweets the transition is organized and smooth. even his opponents say so. >> i'm confident on day one everything will be in good hands. >> pelley: jon stewart weighs in in his first interview since >> i don't believe we are a fundamentally different country today than we were two weeks ago. >> pelley: government safety experts give pilots a visual lesson in midair collisions. and the library of congress honors the motown sound of smokey robinson, calling his