it is a knee strain. >> that's certainly good news. how long will gronk be out? mike lynch is live at the news desk. lynchy? >> i just got off the phone with somebody very much in the know and the word from patriot camp is not bad and that is a relief and resonate around the entire region. it appeared last night it was serious. they are treating it as a knee strain or a bad knee bruise. walk by a desk in the osk and bang your knee. it hurts and it hurts for a long, longtime. that's what happened to gronkowski. you don't have to be a medical expert to diagnose the fact that the leg was not planted him. i am also told that he has had previously -- obviously previously repaired ligments in his knees and those are all undamaged which is great news for rob gronkowski. right now the prague moses is he will probably be out one

but there is no serious and no permanent damage to the knee of rob gronkowski. again, the word out of patriot camp is not bad. that's not bad news at all. here is bill belichick. >> our players work hard and they give us everything they've got. we are not even 24 hours after the game and everybody wants an instant analysis, it is more important to be right than to jump in and start talking about a lot of stuff that is inaccurate. >> we'll be back at 6:00 and hear from patriot quarterback tom brady as well. jc: more breaking news as they are offering a reward of $15,000 for any information leading to the recovery of the remaining fire arms that were stolen from the armory in worcester. so far 10 of those 16 weapons stolen earlier this month have

the remaining six are m11 pistols. they have the unique government etching that you can see here. james walker morales has been charged with stealing the guns. if you have any information call fbi. phil: three schools locked down as three students are shot outside. the victim is just 16 years old. we want you to go to rhondella richardson. he is shot at the top of the stairs and it will be okay. seventh through 12th graders heard gunshots and had a real scare put in them. >> there were sirens. we heard a gunshot like -- reporter: roxbury students talk about going into lock down this afternoon as police searched for a gunman who had shot a 16-year-old madison park high student in the leg. the shooting happened in the park across the street from three schools. >> we had to be super quiet.

everybody who was on the certain side of the room who was near the door had to move to the other side of the room. >> i heard a knock on my classroom door so we were so nervous and scared as to what was happening. reporter: police swarmed malcolm x boulevard and the victim made it to the hospital. >> it happened across from madison park and like i said we were fortunate he only got a minor wound, but there are just way too many guns out there. >> police can -- canvased the area for witnesses. >> all after school activities are canceled and told everybody to rush out as quickly as they could. >> although these things occurred in the neighborhood we have to get back to the business of educating students phenomenal job. reporter: police looking for a suspect and a weapon. they are not certain if the victim spent anytime at

school. rhondella richardson, wcvb muse center 5. >> right now police are turning to hunters in the man. it has been nearly two years since he was last seen. reid lamberty is live with more on this unusual request, reid. reporter: well, heather, hunters have been historical at finding people. it is hopeful hunters participating in the controlled hunt that started in the blue hills could help find a man who has been missing for almost two years. his name is jaime robertson. the avon man was kidnapped from his home on new year's day 2014. he is presumed dead, and police believe his body was left in a wooded area. although no specific area has been determined, they do know the 37-year-old at some point after his kidnapping may have been in the canton area which is the genesis for what is happening today.

hunters are being asked to look out for human remains or articles of clothing that robinson was wearing. >> hunters tend to go to areas where the public does not. we think an article of clothing at this stage a few years old, skell skeletal remains and maybe clothing. >> four men were charged in disappearance. if and when his body is found, murder. live tonight in milton, reid lamberty, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: it is 37 degrees outside right now at least in needham. rain is still to come. danielle is in for harvey. >> that's right, phil. we have rain in the mid-atlantic and there is a series of low pressures that will be impacting our weather as we go through the next couple days.

there. it is cold. but as we go through the next 24 hours, the rain chances are on the way up especially tuesday afternoon after lunchtime and through the evening commute and to the overnight. it goes back down on wednesday and i think there is a brief break in the action and then wednesday afternoon and evening we are back up with the high rain chances. 30s. it was a cold day overall. then over the next few hours we fall into the 30s. big changes are coming. when we could see the 50s in the seven-day forecast. >> jurors are seeing this chilling video of colleen ritzer. the other woman in that video was a friend of ritzers giving emotional testimony before a prosecution rested its case. newscenter 5 went inside that courtroom. reporter: tearful testimony from one of colleen's fellow

they were more than colleagues. they were friends. so close that on october 22nd, 2013, the day of the murder, sera dressed like colleen. ritzer is seen talking after school. moments after philip chisim followed her into the bathroom where the defense team admits he raped and murder -- murderer her. he was one of the people they talked about in the hole way -- hallway. >> why did she say he is in the classroom? >> she said i don't know why he is here. reporter: the doctor who performed the autopsy showed the purple top she was wearing when he killed her. he sat sigh lept during the detail even when the doctor detailed the serious injuries he inflicted. >> to the neck area there were 12 stab rounds and four insighsed rounds. reporter: the prosecution is

presenting their case. even so the trial itself is moving quite quickly. it is possible that the jury could begin deliberations on this case by the end of next week. reporting in salem, wcvb newscenter 5. heather:a hearing for the teenager accused of manslaughter by convincing her friend of suicide. they sent dozens of text messages urging him to take his own life. he died of carbon monoxide poisoning. they want the manslaughter charge dismissed or for this case to be tried in juvenile court. she was 17 at the time. phil: this man was held on bail inside his sharon home. the woman eventually escaped unharmed. jaime mckeeg surrendered without a fight. part of north main street was closed off. the woman asked for a

mckeeg one day earlier. phil: the man accused of attacking a planned parenthood clinic made his first court appearance. ed harding has more. reporter: the man's name is robert lewis deer and charged with first dread murder. he is 57 years old and wasn't in the court physically. he faced a judge via video. he is accused of killing gary swayzee who is a police officer and two civilians during a siege on black friday. a mother of two seen here on her facebook page and an iraq war veteran by the name of stewart who was helping people leave the building. >> he tried to get back inside to warn the others to take cover. it is a military instinct jie. what does that tell you about him? >> that's the big brother i know. phil: that's the big brother he knows. each victim leaves two children and nine people were injured in the attack. the d.a. says that deer could be charged with crimes other

than first degree murder, but didn't elaborate. a judge has been held without bond. he rambled about planned parenthood and his neighbors describe him as a loaner -- loner with a gripe against president obama. heather:a pole went through a car windshield. it happened this morning on interstate 91. troopers say a pick up truck moved into the driver's lane and he was forced to go off the road. they are now searching for the truck. phil: prices at the pump have dropped another penny. triple-a northeast reports a gallon of self-serve regular is now selling for an average of $2.06 a gallon. that's 79 cents lower than it was this time last year. if you are waiting for someone to come home look at the southeast expressway down by the gas tank. it is moving, but the volume is building. let's look at the maps and the restth area to see where the heavy drive times are. we'll start south of the city.

north 20 minutes to the upper deck. out west on the pike 15 minutes. 128 is looking okay in both directions as you approach the pike. 22 minutes from the western tolls to 495. that stretchen tw the mass pike -- that stretch between the mass pike and 290 looks good. heather:world leaders meeting in france to talk climate change. phil: president obama is among them. why he says the war on terror is a reason to act on the environment and the big issue up for debate. >> and the arrest the fbi has made in connection with an uh money muss threat that shutdown -- with an anonymous threat that shutdown university of chicago. phil: and protesters who are not backing down. heather:and benched by constant knee pain despite multiple surgeries one local

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what's in your wallet? are you watching newscenter 5 at 5:00. >> and jury selection has begun for a police officer in the death of freddy grey. they failed to get medical help for several stops after grey's arrest. he died of a severe spinal injury suffered while in police custody. it sparked days of rioting in baltimore. the presiding judge expects the trial to last three to four weeks. bail has been set for a $1.5 million for chicago police officer jason van dyke. he is charged with murder in last year's shooting death of

mcdonald. the teenage victim was shot 16 times while walking down the city street holding a knife. the dash cam video was only released just this last week more than a year after the incident took place. phil: the fbi said a threat that shutdown a university in chicago is out. he is charged with making the on-line threat and for bringing guns to the quad. charges are pending against the student who by the way lived off campus. phil: leaders from around the world are meeting in paris at this hour. leaders are talking climate change, but terrorism of course is a top talking poimt weeks after the deadly -- point weeks after the deadly isis attacks. reporter: climate change is on the agenda, but terrorism is on the mind. >> we salute the people of paris for insisting this crucial conference go on, an act of dooy fie yens that --

of defiance that proves nothing will deter us for building the future we want for our children. reporter: interspersed on talk on environment the threat of radical terrorism. terrorism that two weeks earlier lead to the death of 130 people in paris. president obama paying tribute to all of the victims with a single white rose and with nearly 200 world leaders in paris so soon after the terror attacks the city is in lock down. all public protest was banned. some tried to assemble in defiance. police and protesters are clashing while inside the conference major meetings between world leaders including president obama and the chinese president. the chinese may take a greater role after a hostage was killed by isis. >> i look forward to discussing how china can play a greater role in addressing this crisis. especially supporting a

and assisting on the humanitarian needs. >> at the same time china's president is discussing climate change beijing is issuing the highest smog alert. pollution is 25 times higher than what is considered safe. heather:look at this. this is melting ice sheets in the north pole. in the recent years the arctic caps and the glaciers have been retrieving. the u.n environment program says global warming was almost certainly responsible for the decrease in the thickness of arctic sea ice. around here it is feeling pretty chilly. >> you know, if you hadn't broken out the winter jacket it is safe to say most people have now. >> you needed it for today. the good news is we will warm up a little more. with that warm up comes some rain. >> we are down over nine inches for the year. i want to show you that it is a couple of areas of low pressure i am watching and i will be tracking these showers

as they get closer to our neighborhood. right now we are dry as we look and zoom in closer to us. we really just have low-level clouds around and they are going to stay with us as we head through the overnight hours and into first thing tomorrow morning. we are going to start out dry tomorrow. so as you are headed into work you should be good to go. after 12:00 or so all bets go off. you notice the showers are starting to knock on the doorstep at 1:00. and they're everywhere from worcester to boston to the south shore of the cape and even the islands. it will be more numerous and widespread as we get deeper into the afternoon and into the overnight hours. that's why my rain chances are on the way up on tuesday afternoon and into the evening and into the overnight. i do think we will get a brief break in the action, but then things will ramp up on wednesday afternoon into the evening. when all is said and done how much are we talking about? anywhere from half an inch to an inch in some locations and we could use that rain.

right now though it is dry over boston. it is already dark. the sun's already set. 37 degrees. winds out of the south and east at 9 miles an hour. they will be light overnight. as we go through the next 12 hours it is mostly cloudy and still dry and the winds turn from the south and east and eventually to the south. it is a warming wind, but not so much tonight. temps will drop into the 20s and teens there is one caveat to the forecast. depending on when the onset of the precipitation begins, it will begin before 11:00 or 10:00 where the temps could be below the freezing mark. there could be patchy areas of freezing drizzle. my main concern is basically out in western mass and maybe parts of worcester county. we are you can taying the higher elevations -- we are talking the higher elevations. if the rain holds off we are all good, but it is something

as you look on the future cast this is what i'm talking about the potential for freezing rain. we are right around 34 degrees in orange and 36 in pittsfield. notice as the rain comes in the temps come up and we are in the midto upper 40s especially by the coastline. then the heavier rain comes in about 10:00, 11:00 even at night tomorrow night. highs tomorrow really warming into the mid40s and a few upper 40s and maybe even 50 degrees on nantucket. staying slightly cooler and only warming into the low 40s. so again the rain chances are ramping up through the day tomorrow and they continue also into wednesday. so let's break down tomorrow for you and time out the rain. we start out dry in the morning, but by 5:00 the downpours are around. if you are headed home from work it is going to be a wet ride home. through the overnight hours, we will get a break into early

wednesday before more rain showers push on through wednesday afternoon and into the evening. when all is said and done a half an inch to an inch of rain and we could use it and milder on wednesday in the 50s and then back into the 40s as we head toward next weekend. >> thanks. the home for little wanderers are at the mandarin or -- oriental. our teams won best use of candy and most newsworthy. it is the best prime real estate. today's event kicks off the homes best wishes gift drive. >> did they raid your candy drawer and bring it? >> they could have. you know how proud i am. >> he has a best use of candy drawer. >> and it is open for everybody. >> except when it is live. >> it is the delivery of the

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we don't have to tell you that. you have a computer screen next to the tv as you are watching us. this year on-line sales are more important than ever. black friday in store sales are down by more than a billion dollars. on-line sales for the day jumped 14% from last year to 2.7 billion. today is expected to be a record breaker for on-line sales with americans spending $3 billion. heather: you had to be patient if you were on-line. a lot of systems crashing. phil: and if you know what you are looking for you can make out. it is the golden anniversary for the holiday classic. heather:charlie brown christmas aired 50 years ago. >> i just don't understand it. heather:charlie brown, lucy and the peanuts gang made their debut in 1965. charlie is having trouble understanding christmas. rescue.

the son of creator charles shultz says all these years later the emotions ring true. >> we all feel those things. we are all there when charlie brown loses. we lose more in life than we win. >> i just want to listen to him. the kids were not professionals. they were neighborhood kids. >> it will air before the movie and it starts before 8:00. phil: a genius of a story like that -- heather: it is timeless. phil: it is good the year after, the year after. heather:wa, wa, w wa. phil: a man lost his leg and it happened in a shark attack. heather:and tonight he is sharing his obstacle. phil: and more from donald trump and his opponents.

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>> from boston's news leader this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:30. >> breaking news at 5:30, rob gronkowski could be back on the field in a few weeks. the patriot star has a minor knee strain from the hit in denver last night. he is not expected to play against the eagles in foxborough on sunday.

heather:the fbi is offing a