cc1 test message test text1 underline nimah, stop this. "stop this." he's a war criminal. t no, a soldier isn't a criminal p just because you don't believe in their war, nimah. p are you defending your own kind? no, i'm not. i'm standing up for a man twho's gonna make a great special agent someday. vprobably a better one than i am. don't you meanpa better special agent than you're gonna be? no, he doesn't. just tell them. [ sighs ] x you know, simon and vasquez raren't the only ones in here with a secret. i'm not a trainee. r i'm a special agent who was assigned to quantico to work undercover. and i can tell you r that vasquez and simon deserve to be here because of their secrets, because of their rage. rvasquez, what you've done for your daughter -- it's that fight r that is gonna drive you to be a great agent. p and, simon, when you threw me

i mean, we were eye to eye, vand i saw the soldier inside of you, i saw that pain, and i get it. vyou know, we've all made mistakes. we all have secrets. r but everybody here -- every single one of you -- r has earned the right to serve. x thank you, special agent booth. you can take your seats. r everyone in this room volunteered tto put their duty ahead of their conscience. pwhat we do when we follow orders may not always be fair, and it may not always be right. but it is what is asked of us, vand it is what we have to live with. tnatalie vasquez, will you please step forward?

that you are fit r to continue your time here at quantico, tgiven a two-week supervisory probation. you are all dismissed. ryou can continue vetting the new nats in the morning. [ indistinct conversations ] t mr. asher, a moment please? p so, you're not undercover, too? no? okay. that's good. i'm just checking, pbecause special agent booth and everything. i am not. are you? look, i'm sorry. i guess we both know tthat you can be so close to someone t and still have no idea who they really are. v they can smile but be a monster on the inside. p they can say they care for you and betray you. p i wasn't trying to betray you. vyou thought you were taking care of something xi would have never noticed myself. p i am taking care of something -- v no, you didn't.

rand now you're gonna help me get rid of those doubts once and for all. pso, is everyone freaking out about the agent in their midst? i did always think it was weird v how good you were at everything. [ chuckles ] almost as good as you. so, jump street... [ both laugh ] p ...you really think i'm gonna make one hell of an agent? pi think these clowns are lucky to have you. [ chuckles ] am i interrupting? just sending ryan off. x i owe you. no. v maybe one day, i can save your life. hey. hey, hey. r you asked me this morning why i hadn't left yet. pyeah, well, it's hard to go back to the real world. i can see that. this is my real world. v i could've kept this undercover thing going for forever. v i didn't want to

pi've spent a lot of time trying to figure out who the real ryan booth is. what you did back there? i'll be high above the earth so, what's next? [ chuckles ] um... you go back to your job. xlos angeles. i graduate, maybe go to new york. zwell, that's the best office. we e-mail. poh, like each other's posts, of course. [ laughs ] and maybe, just maybe, p get really hot for each other r when we're in the same city... mm. p...until one of us loses interest and gets married. [ chuckles ] again. pmaking us just another memory that keeps us up at night. voh, come on. i think we can do better than that.

v i've never said "i love you" when i really wanted to. i've never said it at all. i will not let go of you rover the course of your time here at quantico, t you've proven yourself to be r one of the finest trainees we've ever had. tand so i am sorry to say that that time is over. because of nimah? pshe is totally distorting my service in the i.d.f. p your military service was never a problem for the fbi. xyour assault of a fellow trainee is. did you or did you not attack ryan booth your third week here? an unreported assault of a fellow trainee vis automatic grounds x it's beyond

where was your discretion pwhen you locked me in a bathroom for 24 hours? how do you justify this? runderstanding and respecting the proper use of force v lies at the core of everything we do here. t if you cannot control your anger, you cannot serve. i'm sorry, simon. r this wasn't supposed to happen. is that coffee? yea, it's nespresso.

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speaks native language ] who are you? that's not important. r i know who you really are. i'm sorry. v v my -- my english is not very good. cut the crap. plet me in, or i'll tell your sister everything. v v where's shelby? does she -- pi have been watching your every move for months. raugust 6th -- $100,000. p september 9th -- $100,000. p october 12th -- $1 million. rall funneled through tyrell credit. pthe con that you're running ends now

on 10%. 5%. [ gasps ] rit's a deal. i-i'll be in touch. [ crying ] i'm gonna miss you [ gasps ] so it's true. doesn't matter. x i live with the choices i' made, come to terms with them. x i live with the consequences. simon. v you ever feel like people can't really see you? r like if you stopped moving, you'd just...fade away? you are not invisible. and yet... i do not love you ...watch me disappear. because i'm bored r

p unsure about myself and i'm sorry, baby that wasn't right then you got me thinkin' [ sobbing ] yeah, thinkin' of you thinkin' for the last time yeah, the last time now that i know you're really gonna leave me maybe the stars aligned i've just changed my mind maybe i'm yours i'm yours i'm yours, i'm yours i'm yours, i'm yours i'm yours yes, sir hey. thank you for warning me. say something.

left to say. caleb, i am so sorry. p i didn't think that it would end like this. rare you just gonna ignore me? caleb? what? pi didn't choose this, okay? v yeah, you did, when you slept with my dad. you did choose this. pwell, if whatever i had with your dad was on the record, then me ending it is, too. pgod, i just can't imagine how your mom's gonna feel when she finds out. t well, you don't have to worry about that, r she's gonna get the nomination, r because that's what you do when you love somebody. you protect them. liam: hey. you should get some rest. why? pso i can sleep before my sentencing tomorrow? we're back at zero, pand i just lost everyone

we'll keep looking. i'll keep looking. x you haven't lost everything, alex. yes, i have. simon. tailing me yourself now? i sent them home. no one's here. just us. so... i need you to believe in me like i believed in you when no one else did. pwhen everyone looked right through you, i saw you, simon. pno, you walked through fire for me, p and i'm asking you to walk right back in. pnot because it's fair

i might be in jail for the rest of my life, but we save lives. rwe can catch this terrorist, simon. but i can't do it alone. i need you. i've always needed you. pi need us to go back to what we were at quantico. please. i wish we could. i wish we could wipe away t everything we've done, everything we have lost. pi wish we could go back to being the optimistic people xwho signed up to save the world. but we can't, t because we never were those people to begin with. v and we can never go back to quantico.

antoinette: breaking news, a local neighborhood under siege. the armed man forcing people to take cover. reid: the president' s new plan to fight terror. antoinette: a church wrecked by a hit and run driver, and the disaster averted by just inches. >> the threat from terrorism is real, but we will overcome it. antoinette: fighting the terror threat. president obama laying out plans address. the president, also using the oval office speech to re-assure the american public. good evening i' m antoinette antonio. reid: and i' m reid lamberty. the president urging americans not to give into fear after the terror attack in california. right now, our kelley tuthill is

kelley: president obama said the u.s. will overcome a new phase of the terror threat that seeks to poison the minds of people like the boston marathon bombers and the san bernardino killers. he said america will prevail by being strong and smart, resilient and relentless. in a rare oval office speech, president obama declared the san bernadino shooting a terrorist act. >> they had stockpiled assault weapons, ammunition, and pipe bombs. so this was an act of terrorism designed to kill innocent people. kelley: the president said there was no evidence the shooters were directed by a terror network overseas or part of a broader plot obama did not announce any significant shift in us strategy, instead calling on congress to vote to authoritized continued military actions underway against isis in iraq and syria. >> and i know that after so much war, many americans are asking whether we are confronted by a cancer that has no immediate cure. well, here' s what i want you to know.

real, but we will overcome it. kelley: the president has ordered the state department and homeland security to review the fiancee visa program that the female shooter in california used to enter the u.s. he also reiterated his call for broader gun control legislation. something many in the massachusetts delegation support. >> i think we need to make sure dangerous people such as those on terrorist watch list don' t have easy access to weapons. >> i can' t imagine anyone defend ability terrorist watch list buy gun. kelley: also tonight, the president urged americans not to turn against muslims here at home. he also called on muslims in the u.s. and around the world to take up the cause of fighting extremism. i' m kelley tuthill wcvb newscenter 5. reid: the republican presidential candidates quickly responding to the president' s address.

to twitter and posting, well, obama refused to say, that we are at war with radical islamic terrorists. his fellow candidate, florida senator marco rubio, reacted on tv moments after the speech. >> nothing that happened in the speech tonight is going to assuage people' s fears. we heard that the same strategy that brought us to this point is the one we will continue. if he believes there is a coalition fighting isis, that is absurd. reid: on his website, ted cruz said that if elected president, he would shut down the immigration system that has but jihadists into the country. antoinette: breaking news in swansea tonight, the all clear given there after an armed man forced people to take cover in their homes. swat teams called in. a reverse 911 call sent out to people warning them that there was a man with a gun on the loose. police say it all started as a disagreement between a man and

>> he pulled out a firearm. threatened two people at that home. subsequently, let a round go off in the air. he then fled the area. antoinette: a short time later, the man was found dead. police say he killed himself. no one else was hurt. reid: now to the patriots. a blocked punt was a major turning point. after going undefeated for the first 10 games of the season, the patriots have lost two in a row. mike: 35 unanswered points, a blocked field goal, a punt return and interception return, all for touchdowns, all of those phrases usually reserved for any team other than the patriots who now find themselves the #3 seed in the afc. tom brady looking here to throw into double coverage. the game tied at

touchdown. a 35-point onslaught by the philadelphia eagles. you saw the blocked punt, you saw the interception. how about this? the punt return 85 yards for a touchdown. there is an old saying in football, the most desperate team wins. >> we have got to do a better job. that is what it comes down to. nobody can do the job for you. execution of certain plays. i have got to make good decisions with the ball. if i turn the ball over twice, we will not win many games. mike: bob halloran is back from gillette plus chris gasper joins me in ot in a few. night. there is a fog line out there.

the temperatures went down today. mike: many areas away from the city it is dropping quickly. this is the issue we have. we have temperatures dropping. that extra moisture on the tops could create some areas creating black ice. those temperatures are cold enough. some black ice. this is not going to be a widespread problem. that moisture on the surface creates that black ice. the careful if the road looks like it is wet. if it looks like it is wet, you could be dealing with some black ice. those clouds will be burning off as we look at tomorrow. frosty in the morning. you will leave the winter coat.

back up into the 50' s. then we look at pages -- changes going into tuesday and wednesday. antoinette: -- reid: in new hampshire, a new hampshire teen hospital after being hit by a car. 3:00 p.m. the 14-year-old was crossing the it' neighbors say they' accidents before and that cars often drive fast on this road. piece together what led up to this accident. they say the victim' s injuries appear to be life-threatening. >> i have small kids. they walk back and forth from the bus stop. >> when we moved here, it was a back road. now people use it as a hideaway -- highway. reid: police are still working to piece together what happened. antoinette: security concerns at cambridge schools, after a series of threats last week.

as kids head back to class tomorrow. and tonight, the fbi is releasing new information about who may have made those threats. newscenter 5' s juli macdonald is live in cambridge. reporter: when parents and students pull up here and at other cambridge schools, they can' t expect to see police again. they do believe it was a student. >> it' s pretty scary even if you' re in high school. reporter: it was standing room only at the cambridge senior center this afternoon; hundreds of parents came to find out why there' s still no suspect behind three email threats against city schools last week. >> we call it the going dark problem. we see this increasing use of anonymizing software and encryption technology that can frustrate law enforcement' s efforts to lawfully identify and obtain court authorized information. reporter: investigators believe a ' good samaritan' who anonymously reported the first threat, is actually the one responsible for all 3.

complained of too much homework, police suspect a student is to blame. the superintendent told newscenter 5 he and principals are now determining how to talk about safety and hoaxes in the classroom. >> how developmentally we can best communicate with the children. the way you talk to an 8-year-old is not the same way you talk to an 18-year-old. reporter: they plan to see how the day goes tomorrow. then they will make a decision on how long that visible police presence is needed. reid: a fall river man is behind bars tonight accused of harming a child he was supposed to be caring for. 28-year-old richard pinheiro allegedly beat up the 4-year-old he was babysitting, police were called to an apartment around 8:00 wednesday night. they found the toddler suffering from fresh injuries. >> when we got there, it was apparent that this child had been assaulted. there were some red marks and

reid: neighbors say they have seen pinheiro at the complex on other occasions. pinheiro was arraigned thursday for assault and battery on a child, he' s being held without bail. the 4-year-old is doing ok now after being treated at the hospital. antoinette: community tips helping police in peabody to make six arrests for drugs and sex trafficking. peabody police say they made the arrests last night at this home on dark lane with the help of salem police and the fbi. the house has been under investigation for 3 months. all six suspects are expected to face a judge tomorrow. a man shot last night in south boston has died from his injuries. and now police say they' ve made 3 arrests. the shooting happened around 8:00 on old colony avenue. a car at the scene was riddled with bullets, and the drivers' side window was heavily damaged. police have not identified the victim or any of the suspects. reid: the murder trial of the danvers teen charged with killing his teacher continues in the morning. defense lawyers for phillip chism are now presenting their

they' re trying to convince the jury that chism, who was 14 at the time, was insane when he killed colleen ritzer after school in a bathroom in october 2013. chism' s attorneys say part of the testimony barred from the courtroom included that the teen told a psychiatrist he hears voices telling him he is a ninja. a second suspect will be arraigned tomorrow in connection with the discovery of a burned body in bridgewater. 30-year-old ovi cruz is accused of misleading police in the death of ashley bortner. the 29-year-old' s body was found last month. investigators are still looking for fernando owens, the prime suspect in the actual murder. antoinette: also in court tomorrow, the man accused of planting a hoax device in boston. police say surveillance images and a tip led them to james derepentigny in lawrence. he' s accused of dropping a bag next to a homeland security suv and walking away on friday. there was no threat, but it prompted the area to be shut down while police and the bomb

a large water main break shuts down water service for some residents of westborough. it happened around 3:00 p.m. on whitney street. the police department received dozens of calls from residents complaining of low water pressure or no water service. water was shut down on the affected block while repairs were made. the cause of the break is under investigation. a terror suspect taken down. the attack in london and the arrest caught on camera. a church hit by a hit and run driver. the disaster averted by just inches.

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reid: a local church impacted by a hit and run driver. that could have been a disaster. instead, the church is cleaning up and moving on. frank: a house of worship damaged in a hit and run. eric martin was walking his dog on saturday morning when he saw the pickup truck' s going down the avenue. he said that it did not appear as if the driver had looked down in front of the church. >> there were sparks everywhere. it went airborne about three feet in the air. it hit the church. frank: a special holiday service this sunday despite the damage. church leaders giving us the pictures of the aftermath before it was patched up. the pastor is counting his

>> it was by the gas meter. if there had been a good mission marks -- and ignition or explosion, it would have been a disaster. frank: the pastor says that the members of faith alliance are praying for whoever hit the -- committed the hit and run. police are searching for the driver who hit the church. anybody with any information is asked to call police. antoinette: right now, police in london continue to investigate a stabbing as a terrorist incident. police say two people were hurt by a man who reportedly said this is for syria. police had to use a stun gun on the 29-year-old suspect before he was arrested. investigators from scotland yard' s counter-terrorism unit searched a home in east london, but did not say if they found anything. the healing power of music in paris tonight. u2 taking the stage, performing

deadly terror attacks. the band was scheduled to play paris the two nights after the attacks, but those shows were postponed. tonight, they returned with a message of hope. >> we are in paris. [applause] if you love liberty, is your hometown. antoinette: there was talk that the band eagles of death metal, who were playing in a club join u2 tonight, but that didn' t happen. it could happen tomorrow when u2 reid: it' s being called the holy grail of ship wrecks anywhere from $4 billion to $17 billion worth of sunken treasure buried for 300 years now found off the

divers believe the treasure trove includes gold, silver and emeralds, in addition to the ceramic pots and vases seen here. the treasure came from the spanish san jose, a triple deck ship that sunk in 1708 after heavy fighting with the british. it' s being called one of the world' s most valuable shipwrecks. mike: speaking of value , you cannot put a price on the day we had today. high temperature, 59 degrees. a few clouds over westchester. tomorrow, temperatures will be colder than today. overall, we continue the warm trend. the average right now is running five degrees above normal. it cool down towards the end of the month. we will see if that happens in december.