now. >> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." president: what we can do and must do is make it harder for them to kill. randy: president obama addressing terrorism in the wake of national tragedy. the plan to take down isis facing some criticism. emily: a new move in an andover double murder mystery. the action today in hopes of solving the crime. randy: patriots nation hit with two losses in row. the crushing fall to the eagles on the eye. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." emily: also on the eye. going, going, gone! this play during sunday night football getting a lot of attention this morning. the incredible touchdown and what happens next ahead in eyepoppers. good morning on this monday. i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy price. danielle vollmar in for cindy

danielle: i'm bringing you some warm weather. emily: we welcome you and the warm weather. danielle: yesterday we were 59 degrees in bostonment it's december, right? hard to believe. it's warm out there although morning some areas are waking up to some fog and some locally dense fog. especially up through keene. my concern in keene is because temperatures there are below the freezing mark in the 20's that freezing fog. that could lead to some black ice on the roads so please be careful up through southwest new hampshire. 38 degrees though in worcester right now. 39 boston. and 40's and even 50 degrees on nantucket. as we go through the next 12 hours on the cape and the islands, temperatures should warm up into the low to mean mid 50's for highs today. it is going to be a warm day across all of the area. you notice the winds will be shifting from the west. this should actually be to the north and west later today. as a dry cold front comes down from canada. eventually it will usher in cooler air.

sit going to bring us a chance for rain for some areas tomorrow. we're going to talk about that in just a second. here at the bus stop 44 degrees on the way in. on the way home 54 degrees. i like that. kevin, how are the roads. kevin: overall not too bad. you mentioned patchy fog in areas. there may be slipperiness. take it easy. extra caution early on this morning. so far so good. haven't had any reports of any problems on the map. we're going to pick up all those overnight work crews and especially route 9 westbound overnight. we have that shut down at parker street in newton. reopened. south of town route 3 wide open hanover up to braintree. it will take you 10 minutes. you're looking good on 24. reports of a crash 95 northbound at 295 in that attleboro stretch. haven't confirmed anything yet. up to the north routes, 93, 95 okay out of new hampshire you're looking pretty good 93 from andover down into the city. everybody downtown is in pretty good shape.

m bsm ta reporting all worcester trains expecting 10- to 15-minute delays due to signal problems near knewtonville. that's your traffic. now you're ready for the roads and the rails. i'm kevin brennan. president: we will prevail by being strong and smart, resilient and relentless. randy: right now reaction is pouring in across the country and around the world after the president takes on terrorism in prime time. this morning it is what he did not do that is riling up some critics. emily: the eyeopener's erika tarantal is tracking overnight erika: one of the things we learned overnight, nato is not expected to send ground trips to that comes as the president outlines new plans to fight terrorism but not a shift in strategy. instead, he called on congress to authorize continued military actions, already underway against isis in iraq and syria. he also said there was no evidence the san bernardino shooters were directed by a terror network overseas or part of a broader plot,

asking whether we are confronted by a cancer that has no immediate cure. well, here's what i want you to know. the threat from terrorism is real, but we will overcome it. erika: the president has ordered intelligence leaders to review the fiancee visa program that the female shooter in california used to enter the u.s. he also reiterated calls from broader gun control legislation-- something many in the massachusetts delegation support. emily? emily: erika, thank you. this morning many republicans are criticizing the president for not going far enough. g.o.p. presidential front-runner donald trump taking to twitter and posting: "well, obama refused to say (he just can't say it), that we are at war with radical islamic terrorists." his fellow candidate, florida senator marco rubio, reacted on t.v. moments after the speech. rubio: nothing that happened in this speech tonight is going to assuage people's fears. first of all we heard tonight that the same strategy that has brought us to this point is the

he honestly believes that there isis. this is absurd. there is no such coalition. a lot of countries that have put paper. emily: on his website, texas senator ted cruz said, if elected president, he would, quote, shut down the broken immigration system that is letting jihadists into our country, unquote. randy: a new poll shows for the first time a majority of americans support sending in ground troops to fight isis. the cnn survey shows 53% support that move. the same poll showed that 60% of americans think u.s. military action is going badly right now. that's actually an improvement since october. meanwhile, members of the massachusetts delegation are reiterating their calls for broader gun control legislation. kennedy: we absolutely need to be focused on making sure that dangerous people such as those on the terror watch list don't have easy access to weapons. >> i can't imagine anyone who

people on the terror watch list to buy guns. randy: warren added that while the gun debate may be complicated, there are things that can be done right now to keep americans safer. emily: right now one man is dead after a standoff forced people to take cover in a swansea neighborhood. police say a man tried to shoot his girlfriend before barricading himself inside his home on nichols street. the swat team was called in. police say the suspect killed himself inside the home. no one else was hurt. right now police are getting ready to make a new move as they try to unravel a murder mystery. the eyeopener's sera congi is live in andover with the killings that have plagued the town for years. sera: it's been four years since the andover couple was murdered and what happened is still a mystery but today we may learn more about the investigation. 69-year-old jack magee and his 67-year-old wife geri were found dead inside their home on december 14, 2011.

couple's lexus s.u.v. was found torched in boston's north end. a year later, the d.a.'s office issued a public plea for information at the time the victims' family expressed frustration over the lack of answers. later this morning, a press conference is scheduled. the district attorney and police chief say they'll provide information about what is known to investigators and renew their appeal to the public for information about the case. live this morning in andover, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: thank you. police are still not naming the suspects or the victim in a deadly shooting in south boston. that man died shortly after being shot saturday night on old colony avenue. police have since made three arrests and recovered the gun they think was used in the case. a new hampshire teenager is in the hospital with critical injuries after being hit by a car. the crash happened yesterday afternoon on highland street in hudson. crossing the street when he was hit.

factor. but neighbors say they've seen accidents before and tell us drivers often go fast on this road. >> the cars fly down this road, 40, 45 miles an hour everyday all day long. i have small kids too. i walk them back and forth from the bus stop. >> 20 years ago when we moved here, it was like a back road. now people use it as a highway. they cut across from hudson to nashua. you know, it's crazy. randy: police are still working to piece together what led up to this accident. they say the victim's injuries appear to be life-threatening. emily: the murder trial of the danvers teen charged with killing his teacher resumes this morning. defense lawyers for phillip chism will continue presenting their side of the case. they're trying to convince jurors that chism was insane when he killed teacher colleen ritzer after school in 2013. his attorneys say part of the testimony barred from the courtroom included chism telling a psychiatrist he hears voices that say he's a ninja. also in court today the man

device in boston. and a tip led them to james derepentigny in lawrence. he's accused of dropping a bag next to a homeland security s.u.v. on friday, then walking away. there was no threat, but police shut down the area while the bomb squad investigated the bag. to the patriots. a stunning defeat for tom brady at gillette last night with a number of mistakes. it's the first time the pats have lost back-to-back regular season games since 2012. take a look. in the third quarter brady's pass is tipped. philadelphia's malcolm jenkins intercepts it and takes it all the way back 99 yards for a touchdown. and that wasn't all. later in the quarter, the pats punt it away to darren sproles who takes it 83 yards, giving philadelphia the lead. brady not too pleased with his own performance. brady: i've got to make the

if i turn the ball over twice, i mean, i don't think we have the chance to win many games. randy: the patriots are now the number three seed in the a.f.c. emily: bringing b-y-o-b to boston. randy: the steps being taken today to give diners that option. a close call for a local church. the narrow miss and the damage done after a driver crashes into the building. emily: new this morning, holiday season, how much is too much? the guidelines before you open your wallet. danielle: another taste of warm temperatures today. the changes i'm watching including showers. first here's what you can expect when you head out the door in

>> good morning, "eyeopener." randy: good morning to you. let's hear it for going back to school on monday. thanks to everyone at smith elementary in danvers for really waking us up on a monday morning. emily: they got to spend some time learning about the weather with danielle so they were pretty excited. not that it's monday. danielle: i can make people scream. emily: that's true. randy: sometimes those forecasts do. jump for joy. emily: a great wake-up call. yours. just go to the front page of wcvb.com and upload it in the u-local section of our website. kevin: not so warm today. danielle: still pretty good. mid 50's. emily: mid 50's for crying out loud. depressing news. the sun does set the earliest 4:11. emily: 4:11 sunday morning. daelle: hey, before that sun tap. temperatures will be warming up

yesterday's high was 59 degrees. it was a warm one. we dropped back into the 40's on tuesday and wednesday. you can thank a cold front for that. take a look. you see syracuse right now at 27. this is cooler air that is coming on in. all associated with this cold front. it is dry as it comes through today. it will change the wind from the west to the north and west. and then we watch this area of low pressure. this is actually going to move off shore and redevelop. it looks like it may have a glancing blow at the cape and the islands. you may see some rain early tomorrow morning. some wind. right now this morning, some areas waking up to some dense fog especially in keene. visibilities going down in plymouth at this hour and have actually improved in providence. in keene, my biggest concern is because your temperatures are at 25 degrees, it could be in the form of some freezing fog. so there could be some black ice out there.

upper 30's though in boston. and 50 already on nantucket. indicating the warmer air that is headed our way. so mid 50's today along the north shore. 55 saugus. 54 in beverly. as you look through worcester today. but notice temperatures start to drop back into the 40's on tuesday with a lot of clouds. wednesday the mid 40's in worcester. around the south shore, we're talking 55 brockton, 57 taunton. and down along the cape and the islands in the mid 50's today with a lot of sunshine. but rain chances going up tomorrow associated with that weather system i talked about. so let's show you that on the future cast. here's what happens. that cold front comes through. it brings in cooler air tonight. then we watch this area of low pressure. it will clip our coastline but what it will do is kick up those winds out of the north and east tomorrow and bring in clouds. so it will make it actually feel even colder outside. then it quickly exits. wednesday is actually a dry day

day as you head out the door. 46 degrees on wednesday as we watch this system exit and then we watch our next system get closer to us for the day of thursday. so we are dry on wednesday. thursday there could be a couple of showers around. we're not looking for real rounds of rain or anything. just some light showery activity. but notice those temperatures continue to warm into the mid 50's. kevin: unbelievable. danielle: by next weekend again. kevin: it's new england. we did mention some of those cold areas out there. keep it easy especially up to the north. a little extra caution. we'll see how things play out early on this morning. a live shot of the expressway. we're looking pretty good. of course that volume is picking up. it's monday morning. things are heading northbound up past the gas tank. no heavy slowdowns yet. right now it will be about a ten-minute ride for you to get into the o'neill tunnel. that will change in about ten minutes. we'll go to the maps. further south you're looking pretty good. routes 3, 24, still in great shape as is the top of the 95 but further south, 95 north

the road by 295. it may get minor slowdowns getting by that. no troubles out to the west. the mass pike 495 all the way into weston. take you about 16 minutes. up to the north routes 3, 93, 9 okay getting down towards 128. 128 real good shape this morning so far from lynnfield down to the lexington stretch. subway lines are all starting the morning on time. the mbta is reporting all worcester trains are expecting 10- to 15-minute delays due to signal problems near the newtonville station. randy. randy: k.b., thank you. an attleboro church damaged by a hit-and-run driver. the impact just missing a natural gas meter. police are searching for that driver right now. the whole incident could have been a disaster. with that pipeline there. a witness says he was walking his dog just after 1:00 on saturday morning when he saw a pick-up truck speeding down richardson avenue. eric martin says the driver didn't even slow down before the

the faith alliance church. >> when he went across the street and hit the curb, there were sparks everywhere. he went airborne about three feet in the air and then landed. went down to hill. and then hit the church. randy: the truck barely missed the church's electrical transformer. pastor jeff white counting his blessings the damage was not more severe. police are looking for the driver of a blue toyota tundra anyone with any information is emily: economic headlines this monday morning. asian ended higher today boosted by the positive outlook for the latest u.s. jobs report. u.s. stock futures are higher after a strong day on friday. the s&p 500 had its biggest gain since september, and the dow randy: the uncertain future of the mbta's green line extension plan could become more clear this week. the t's fiscal management board is expected to discuss some options at a meeting on wednesday. earlier this year the mbta said the price for the project could be about $2.3 billion.

initial estimates. transportation leaders say they might scrap the project altogether. emily: the city of boston could soon get rid of its b-y-o-b ban. the city council will hold a public hearing on the issue this afternoon. one of the backers of the idea tells "the herald" the change would take effect in outlying neighborhoods first. it's meant to encourage business at restaurants with 30 tables or fewer. there would be limits on how much beer or wine patrons could bring. holiday tipping can be tricky, but etiquette experts are offering some guidelines. randy: these are all rules for people you've seen regularly. the baby-sitter, for example, should get about one evening's pay, plus a small gift from the child. the day care provider should get 20 to 70 bucks, plus a gift from your kids. your hairstylist should get between 20 and 100 dollars, depending on how often you see him or her. and the dog groomer should get a

cost of one session. emily: that was good. right? randy: lots of tipping there. emily: still ahead this morning, santa delivers a special gift to randy: and a steeler gets the touchdown but it's not pretty. both ahead in eyepoppers. erika? erika: new at 5:30, stepped-up security following a school threat in warren. the effort to keep everyone safe. facing a judge today, a connecticut man accused of stealing human remains from a worcester cemetery. the steps being taken to bring him to massachusetts. u-2 performing in paris weeks after terror struck the city. the group's powerful message.

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danielle: welcome back. i'm meteorologist danielle vollmar. you see behind me we are in the 30's and even 20's in spots. there is patchy, dense fog. please be careful especially in southwest new hampshire. there could be some patchy black ice. through the day today, we are going to warm up into the low to mid 50's through the afternoon. sunset time is coming at 4:11. rain chances go up tomorrow as well as on thursday. tomorrow the rain is really only for those on the cape and the islands. we could really use it. we're down almost 10 inches for the year in boston much randy. randy: danielle, thank you. tonight is the second night of hanukkah. the festival of lights is

downtown crossing. boston mayor marty walsh was on hand to light the menorah last night. the state house menorah lighting is today at sundown. emily: just about 5:25 now. time for eyepoppers. erika is in for olessa today. erika: we'll start with a special santa visit. this is over in the u.k. santa started talking to a little girl until mom explained she can't hear very well. but santa didn't miss a beat. he used sign language to talk to her, and it looks like they had a great conversation. lots of smiles from both. great. okay. touchdown celebrations come in all varieties, but this one is a little weirder than most. the steelers' antonio brown scored on a 71-yard punt return. you can see he charges straight through the endzone, takes a leap, hugs the goal post! he freaked out the security guard behind the post in the process accidentally grabbing her hair! emily: so many things that are weird about that. erika: i understand you're excited but that had to hurt a little bit too.

like what's happening. erika: all we needed was a "you know?" jerry maguire. that was the best end zone celebration. randy: thank you both. parents voicing their concerns after a number of threats are made to schools in cambridge. where police are right now in finding those responsible. a fall river man accused of hitting a child he was babysitting. the alleged attack on a four-year-old. we're looking at route 1 in saugus at this hour. things moving along. the "eyeopener" continues for monday morning.

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>> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." president: the threat from terrorism is real, but we will overcome it. randy: the president takes on isis in prime time.

sparking backlash. sera: a new move to solve a murder mystery in a quiet community. the push launching today to find this couple's killer. emily: and fear leads to a packed house in cambridge. the high-tech help that may be fueling school threats there. on the eye. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." randy: 5:30 monday morning. a live cam a in downtown boston showing you the christmas tree on boston common. beautiful sight at this time of the year. of course we have the lighting of the tree last week. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm randy price. emily: i'm emily riemer along with danielle and kevin. things are looking good. kevin: that tree looks nothing like my tree. randy: all the lights work. emily: it's something to aspire to. kevin: i'll never get to that. emily: it's hard to believe we're looking at the christmas lights right now. danielle: it's warm. it's warm out there, folks.

today the mid 50's. and we're also talking about some fog like we saw yesterday morning in spots. we're seeing it again this morning. and there is some concern up through southwest new hampshire where you can see dense fog in keene. but there could be some patchy black ice as well because temperatures right now are below the freezing mark. there. you can see 25 in keene. 25 springfield. but already in the mid 40's on the vineyard and 50 on nantucket. that's an indication that warmer air is headed our way. so 53 degrees by about 1:00. a lot of sunshine. the sunset today coming at 4:11. that's the earliest sunset. we start to gain back daylight as we go through the next couple of days. 55 degrees will be your high temperature in boston. the winds shifting from the west to north and west associated with this cold front. then we're watching this area of low pressure here. it could bring some area, some of the area, much-needed rain. we'll talk about who could see the rain.

on the roads this morning. kevin: good morning, danielle. not a heck of a lot. traffic is getting busier. this is route one down through the saugus stretch. starting to see a little more company. no heavy slowdowns. we'll go to the maps though up to the north. 128 southbound looking pretty good. peabody down to lexington. 93 is getting busier approaching 495. then again down by 128. route 3 is okay. kingsborough down to 495. about 11 minutes from there getting down to 128 in burlington. no troubles out to the west. 24 is in good shape. brockton up to randolph. getting slowdowns 9 north approaching the expressway. route 3 is okay out of weymouth getting up into that braintree split and the expressway so far a little slowdowns out of the split. still about 10 minutes from braintree to boston. that's your traffic. now you're ready for the roads. president: this was an act of terrorism, designed to kill innocent people.

addressing the mass shooting in san bernardino in an oval office address. the president said the current u.s. strategy to defeat isis terrorists will work. randy: today authorities will launch a new push to solve a double murder in andover. john and geraldine magee were found shot to death in their orchard crossing home four years ago. a news conference is set for later this morning. emily: right now one man is dead after a standoff forced people to take cover in a swansea neighborhood. police say a man tried to shoot his girlfriend before barricading himself inside his home on nichols street. he later took his own life. randy: kids arriving at cambridge schools can expect to see police again today. comes as investigators consider whether a student made a series randy: the eye's todd kazakiewich is live in cambridge with the new leads. todd? todd: randy, emily, good morning. as you can imagine parents are understandably frustrated by this situation. they want to know why no arrest has been made, no suspects have

are getting a little bit closer to solving this case. take a look at the video from yesterday. it was a packed house at a meeting yesterday as parents came to find out more about the three email threats that came into public schools last week. investigators are beginning to think the person who reported the first threat is actually responsible for all three. and since that first message complained of too much homework, police are leaning toward it being a student. but the emails themselves are tough to trace. >> 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. todd: the district will see how today goes before making a keep that visible police presence. live in cambridge, todd kazakiewich, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: every teacher, faculty searched on their way into quaboag regional middle high

"the telegram" reports the stepped-up security comes after students saw an anonymous threat on the "after school" app. there will be an increased police presence at the school throughout the day. randy: investigators are still trying to figure out how friday's deadly fire in lynn started. firefighters are now asking anyone with photos or videos to turn them in. the fire on bruce place killed four family members-- sonia yasmin, and nephew rodolfo the home will be demolished, but it's not clear when. the man accused of stealing bones from a cemetery in worcester will be in court today. the eye's erika tarantal has new information on what police say he might have been planning to do with them. erika? erika: the suspect lives in hartford, connecticut. police say he claims to be a medicine man for the religion santeria and planned to used the bones for "healing rituals." officers say amador medina had animal-pelt shrines and live turtles in his home. the human bones he's accused of stealing were not part of any

containers. police have determined those bones are from three adults and two kids who were entombed in a mausoleum sometime between 1904 and 1978. medina will be in court in connecticut but could be extradited to worcester. police say it's not clear why he might have targeted the hope cemetery. emily: right now a fall river man is behind bars accused of hurting a child he was supposed to be baby-sitting. 28-year-old richard pinheiro allegedly beat up the four-year-old he was watching. police say they found the toddler with fresh injuries when they were called to an apartment around 8:00 wednesday night. >> when we got there it was readily apparent that this child had been assaulted. there was some bruising on the back as well as some red marks and welting that there already prevalent on the child's skin. emily: neighbors say they have seen pinheiro at the complex on

assault and battery on a child and is being held without bail. the four-year-old is doing okay now after being treated. randy: the second and final leg of the blue hills reservation deer hunt starts today. in two days last week, hunters killed a total of 41 deer. the hunt was organized to cut down on the deer population, control lyme disease, and reduce car crashes involving deer. some protestors say the state did not listen to opposition during the public comment period. emily: a baby doing well after she is found buried alive. randy: the new arrest just made in the disturbing case. u-2 with a powerful message of hope in paris. the concert weeks after terror strikes. emily: and ahead in news to go remembering the attack on pearl harbor. the tributes to our american heroes on this somber anniversary. catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. after 12:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte or macchiato for $1.99.

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kevin: good morning, everybody. welcome back to the "eyeopener." i'm kevin brennan in for olessa checking your roadways this morning. starting to heat up along the expressway here with pockets filling in. busy out of that braintree split as well. department though. another nice day today especially, danielle. danielle: that's right, kevin. temperatures this morning starting out in the 30's and 20's in spots. but we will warm up today into the low to mid 50's. notice by lunchtime, low 50's. lots of sunshine. on the way down tuesday and wednesday back into the 40's. emily and randy. randy: the healing power of music on display in paris. performing for the first time since the deadly terror attacks

the band was scheduled to play paris the two nights after those attacks, but the shows were last night they returned with a message of hope. >> bon soire, paris. we are in paris. if you love liberty, then paris emily: there was talk that the band eagles of death metal, who were playing in a club attacked by isis gunmen, would join u2 last night, but that didn't happen. it could happen today when u2 randy: new action to fight opioid abuse in worcester. also the department of justice looking into the killing of a chicago man at the hands of police. buried treasure worth billions is found.

just found. we're looking at holiday lights on boston common this morning. the state house where the menorah will be lighted tonight

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the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] hush my darling... [snoring.] don't fear my darling... the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. randy: monday morning. 5:44. the eyeopener team is kicking off news to go with erika on the president's prime-time address focusing on terrorism. sera's in andover with the new move in a high-profile unsolved murder.

school threats. first though danielle here with your very warm forecast. danielle: that's right, emily. after this morning though, we have to get through some patchy fog and some black ice. the warm trend is going to continue today. and we watch an ocean storm that will give some rain potentially for the cape and the islands tomorrow. dense fog though right now especially in keene, in southwest new hampshire, and because temperatures are below the freezing mark, there could be some patchy black ice. so please be careful. otherwise, it's in the upper 30's in boston. mid 40's on the cape. and 50 already on nantucket. that is indicating it's going to be a warm day. it's going to be another sunny day too with temperatures in the mid 50's. the winds will be shifting from the west to the north and west at about 5-10. and that is all associated with a cold front that is going to today. it is a dry one so not really doing anything except for shifting the winds and bringing in cooler air.

pressure. that brings some showers to the cape and the islands for tuesday morning. it's also going to bring up the winds out of the north and east. you will feel them. and everybody will see clouds. the showers then let up as they pull away. then we watch cool temperatures work their way in not only for tuesday but also as we head towards wednesday. so 56 degrees. lots of sunshine today. back in the 40's by wednesday. kevin? snerch good morning, danielle. thank you very much. things filling in along the expressway. heavier pockets braintree through columbia road now. take you almost 15 minutes to get up to the o'neill tunnel. further south route 3 northbound not too bad coming out of hanover. delays union street up to the split. 93 delays almost out of randolph now trying to get to the expressway. slowdowns on 24 begin right around the brockton stretch. not too bad on 95 yet. out to the west, you're still looking good on 495 to and from the pike. the pike itself free and clear through framing hl, natick and

up to the north 495 looking pretty good. haverill down towards 93 but 93 slow approaching 495 out towards 133. you're in it again after 128. upper end of 128 from route 1 down to lexington take you almost 20 minutes. emily, randy. emily: kevin, thank you. president's prime-time address on terrorism. randy: erika's back with his message and what he did not say. erika? was a major policy shift. instead he offered reassurances america will use all its power to overcome terrorism. president: our success won't depend on tough talk, or abandoning our values or giving into fear. erika: the president promised more success fighting isis with a stronger world coalition, more sophisticated effort and increased airstrikes. he called for tougher screenings for people coming to the u.s. without visas and pushed for gun control, including limits on

seeking to calm nerves after the shooting rampage in san bernardino, the president said while apparently inspired by isis, no evidence has been found the pair was directed by the group. republicans this morning very critical of the lack of strategy change. sera: we could learn more today about a four-year-old murder mystery here in andover. jack and geri magee were found shot to death inside their home on december 14, 2011. the killing is still unsolved. adding to the mystery, the couple's s.u.v. was found torched in boston's north end. marking the four-year anniversary, the district attorney and police chief are holding a press conference to update the investigation and renew their plea to the public for information about the case. in andover, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. todd: cambridge public school students can expect to see police again this morning as investigators work to figure out who made a threat against the district. parents packed a meeting sunday to find out more about the three email threats that were made last week. the first threat complained of too much homework, so police are thinking the culprit could be a

the district will see how today goes before making a decision on how much longer to keep that visible police presence. reporting live in cambridge,ed todd kazakiewich, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: police are still not naming the suspects or the victim in a deadly shooting in south boston. that man died shortly after being shot saturday night on old colony avenue. police have since made three arrests and recovered the gun they think was used in the case. emily: a second suspect will be arraigned today 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. her body was found last month. investigators are still looking for fernando owens, the prime suspect in the actual murder. randy: the murder trial of the danvers teen charged with killing his teacher resumes this morning. defense lawyers for phillip chism will continue presenting their side of the case. they're trying to convince jurors that chism was insane when he killed teacher colleen

his attorneys say part of the testimony barred from the courtroom included chism telling a psychiatrist he hears voices that say he's a ninja. emily: the man accused of is due in court today. police say surveillance images derepentigny in lawrence. next to a homeland security s.u.v. on friday, then walking away. there was no threat, but police shut down the area while the bomb squad investigated the bag. randy: police in peabody say tips from the community helped them make six drugs and sex trafficking arrests. those suspects are expected to be in court today. they were arrested saturday night at a home on dark lane. salem police and the f.b.i. helped with the case. the house has been under investigation for three months. emily: the man being subdued by police in this video is due in court in london today. officers say he stabbed three people in what they're calling a terrorist incident. it happened saturday night inside a subway station. police say the 29-year-old

before the attack. he is now charged with attempted murder. investigators from scotland yard's counter-terrorism unit searched a home in east london but didn't say if they found anything. randy: the justice department is expected to announce an investigation into the chicago police department this week. last week, the illinois attorney general wrote a letter to the u.s. attorney general loretta lynch calling for a federal probe. the police force has been under intense scrutiny since the release of a video showing white police officer jason van dyke shooting black teenager laquan emily: a disturbing case in california. police say they've arrested the mother of a newborn found buried alive in compton. police followed the sound of crying to find the baby girl who was in a crevice about a foot below two pieces of asphalt. three or four days old at the time. eventually be put up for adoption. randy: investigators are trying

clinton. the flames broke out on chestnut street yesterday morning. six people were home at the time. everyone escaped safely. the tide is turning in favor of a needle exchange program in worcester. last month the city council voted 9-1 in favor of a resolution backing this program. the board of health has the final say on whether it will actually happen. it's all part of an effort to deal with the opioid crisis. the telegram is reporting the first presented in worcester a decade ago. emily: the patriots have now lost two games back to back. in the third quarter brady's pass was tipped. philadelphia's malcolm jenkins intercepted it and took it all the way back for a touchdown. later in the quarter, the pats punt it away to darren sproles who takes it 83 yards, giving philadelphia the lead. the eagles go on to win it, 35-28 the final. randy: it's being called the holy grail of ship wrecks,

for 300 years found off the coast of colombia. divers believe the treasure trove includes gold, silver, and emeralds in addition to these ceramic pots and vases. the treasure came from the spanish "san jose," a triple deck ship that sank in 1708 after heavy fighting with the british. emily: today marks 74 years since the attack on pearl harbor. about 2,400 americas were killed when japan bombed the naval base in hawaii ushering the united state's entry into world war two. the city of boston will commemorate the day with a service and wreath-laying ceremony aboard the "u.s.s. cassin young" destroyer. randy: a very mild start. it will be warm today. danielle: it will be warm, that is the key. it's been december warmth all in all. you notice the month about 5.3 degrees above where we should be for month of december.

boston, it is 39 degrees, clear skies. some areas this morning waking up to some dense fog. and even some patchy black ice. please be careful especially south of new hampshire. notice the southwest wind though. that will warm things up. as we head through the afternoon in boston, lots of sunshine. low 50's by lunchtime. and mid 50's through the afternoon. high pressure is dominating our weather today. we're watching this cold front to the north and west. it's going to drop down later today bringing in cooler air low pressure. and this area of low pressure is actually going to bring in a chance for some rain tomorrow morning especially for the cape and the islands. clouds for everybody else and much cooler temperatures. look at this tomorrow. your highs are only in the low to mid 40's. we are still looking for cloudy skies out there. and the winds pick up out of the north and east. these are the chatham winds forecast for tomorrow. you notice it's anywhere from

sustained so breezy, much cooler tomorrow. the future cast, the timing on the showers looks like this. by about 9:00 here they are on the cape and the islands. they push in by lunchtime. there could even be some showers as far west as, say, worcester or so. and then we clear out very quickly on the day of tuesday. dry on wednesday. another chance for showers coming on thursday and friday. but temperatures moderate back into the 50's over the weekend. we like that. right, kevin. kevin: we sure do. i love it. absolutely. nice out there this morning. a live shot ofdown town over the zakim bridge. the leverett connector getting busier towards storrow drive. ramp. river roads, airports, tunnels all moving well. on 93 delays out of methuen down on into the andover stretch. more slowdowns down past 128. overall ride for you methuen minutes. now south of town, the

just about 20 minutes from braintree up through the lum i can't road stretch into the o'neill tunnel. that has 93 back into randolph and route 3 heaviest from route 18. route 24, 13 minutes to get up to 128. randy, emily. republican presidential candidates are weighing in on the plan to rid the world of isis. emily: their stance on the president's position. church. the hit and run under congregants are counting their blessings. tipping for the holidays. the guidelines on how much to pay out for services you enjoy year round. emily: and at 5:56 this morning, take a look here from the common. nice christmas tree we see there. then, of course, this looks absolutely beautiful. we saw that lit up last week during our holiday lights show. always such a nice way to kick off the season. it is just 35 degrees right now, but randy, it's going to get warmer.

christmas is around the corner but we're feeling like spring. emily: you're inside. you can wear your jacket later.

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