>> his unprecedented plan. >> and w is taking him on, tonight. >> chillier temperatures return, at least for a while, and how close this area of rain will get to us. >> this new hampshire family's surprise gift. >> i cried! >> the total stranger paying for their christmas and the message left behind. >> right now, dozens of students are battling nasty symptoms of e. coli. good evening. i'm ed harding. >> and i'm heather unruh. boston college sending out a warning to anyone who has eaten at a nearby chipotle. jorge quiroga is live at circle where that restaurant is shut down. jorge? reporter: and they're still scrubbing it down, hours after shutting it down. if confirmed, this outbreak largest outbreak of e. coli linked to a chipotle restaurant, this one circle, the first one hit in massachusetts. chipotle chipotle's mexican grill. the sign says, "closed due to control." sarah ate there three days ago.

past weekend and i got really sick yesterday. so this is the first time i left my house. reporter: boston inspectional services confirming 30 students have gotten sick. boston college sending out a campus-wide alert. the common link? they all ate at chipotle in cleveland circle. >> yeah. i certainly wouldn't think about eating here right now. reporter: among the sick, eight members of the bc men's basketball time. devin, a student athlete, knows a lot of the guys on the team. >> some of them couldn't get out of bed today. reporter: chipotle says nothing has been confirmed, releasing a statement, saying, we do not have evidence to suggest this incident is related to the previous e. coli incident. an e. coli outbreak linked to chipotle in other nine states has made over 50 people ill. tonight, they are looking for a different place to grab dinner. >> when we heard it was oregon, california, washington, it's going to come this way, no matter what.

>> so you're almost waiting for it? >> basically, yeah. reporter: the illness could also affect bc's basketball game against providence. a decision whether to play will be made tomorrow. in the meantime, this restaurant will remain closed until the inspectors complete their investigation. live from cleveland circle in boston, jorge quiroga, wcvb newscenter 5. >> new at 11, donald trump doubling down on his call to close the borders to muslims. >> we have no idea who is coming into our country. we have no idea if they love us or if they hate us. we have no idea if they want to bomb us. >> that call tonight is uniting both democrats and republicans against trump. newscenter 5's mary saladna live in boston with the fierce reaction. reporter: heather, people on both sides of the ale are shaking their -- on both sides of the aisle are shaking their heads and denouncing trump's proposal. donald trump calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the u.s.

you're going to have more world trade centers. it's going to get worse and worse, folks. we could be politically correct and stupid, but it's going to get worse and worse. reporter: governor charlie baker quickly condemned trump's ideas as anti-american. >> it's completely inappropriate. runs against what i think is sort of one of the fundamental founding principles of this country, which is religious tolerance and religious freedom. and i think it's the wrong message to send. reporter: baker says he doesn't care what trump's supporters think. banning all muslims? >> is simply ridiculous. reporter: the trump campaign says the ban comes in response to a level of hatred toward americans among, quote, large segments of the muslim population. but islamic leaders say trump is playing right into the hands of isis. >> isis is calling to tuition, a cultural -- division, a cultural war. trump's campaign was a joke.

and it's time for the american public to come together and say no to these types of candidates. reporter: and fellow candidates were swift to react. here's a sample. hillary clinton called trump reprehensible and divisive. jeb bush called him, quote, unhinged. marco rubio called him outlandish. and one said he was idiotic, saying next we'll be banning loudmouthed racist billionaires. >> let's take a look at the numbers. despite the controversy, trump's support continues to grow in iowa. he has 33%. ted cruz takes over the second spot at 20%. ben carson has dropped to third at 16%. this poll was taken before trump's comments about muslims tonight. the iowa caucuses are on february 1. >> trump's stand on muslims, sure to come up tomorrow morning. he'll be live with george stephanopoulos on "good morning america," tomorrow morning, 7

>> target practice before the massacre. we are learning more about a killer couple's moves leading up to the california shooting rampage. >> tonight the f.b.i. says the road to radicalization has been years in the making. newscenter 5's phillip chism is here with -- phil lipof is here with where this investigation goes. >> the investigation is turning to others, like the man who slid them with the high-powered rifles they used. the two future killers as they arrived in the united states for the first time as a married couple, july 2014, chicago's o'hare airport. the f.b.i. now trying to figure out if even then they were planning to go to war with america in we . >> we have learned and believed that both subject were radicalized. >> the f.b.i. today also revealed that the couple shot target practice at this gun attack. and overnight, agents finally were able to question enrique provided the couple with two

a convert to islam, he and syed farook grew up next door to each other. >> they were very close friends. if anybody in this neighborhood, enrique was the closest. reporter: they are focusing on the wife's background and contacts in pakistan before she came to the u.s. malik's official photo shows her evolution from the young woman wearing makeup and a scarf to her arrival at o'hare in a conservative black head dress. >> probably the most radicalized of the two, of what we've seen, and could easily persuade, you know, a spouse. reporter: for the first time, we are hearing farook's voice on a mobile phone answering system. farook... reporter: the chilling voice of a killer. is pursuing a number of leads that could actually end in charges for others as alleged accomplices. >> it is a cool night, clouding up over boston. some wet weather is threatening

could it impact your morning harvey has the answers. you can see it moving up here. >> it's coming up the coast. but will it make the entire trip? on. let me kind of share with you how i think that's all play out. there you see the rain area, just off the coast, traveling to the northeast. clouds are thickening. if you look at the northern edge of the rain and how it's traveling, it would skirt southeastern mass and especially the cape. we get to 7:00. we may start to see the first drops of rain near the south coast and cape. by late morning, to noontime, it's farthest -- it makes its farthest northern move, possibly a bit of rain most especially in plymouth and down around the cape and islands. by the evening commute, only a few drops are left around the south shore, although it's still cloudy. tomorrow is going to feel differently than today. although the morning temperatures won't be that

we will have very little temperature rise tomorrow, because we're going to have a cool and raw feeling, northeasterly wind right off the water. a bit of rain off to the south. i'll tell you about the changes, coming up in a few minutes. >> tom brady's legal team is firing back at the nfl's deflategate appeal. it's a 73-page document that reasserts the players association belief that commissioner roger goodell denied brady his rights during the investigation and appeal and that judge richard berman got it right. the nfl wants a court of appeals to reinstate brady's four-game suspension. >> a new plea for leads as andover police continue to investigation the murder of jack and geri magee, four years ago. investigators are hoping someone will now come forward and help them find whoever pulled the trigger. >> someone out there knows something.

memory and your conscious. >> police have conducted more than 50 interviews and followed 20 cities and towns. the magees were married 39 years. >> tonight a follow-up. a member of a mexican drug cartel sentenced to 17 years in prison in a new hampshire court. rafael celaya and seven others were indicted for a scheme to smuggle cocaine into the united states and europe. but it was all a setup run by the boston office of the f.b.i. many of the meetings were caught on tape and those recordings, in one of them, it even showed a meeting inside a hotel room portsmouth. they got very close to joaquin "el chapo" guzman. he's now a fugitive after escaping from a mexican prison back in july. >> the jury could get the phillip chism by the end of this week. they will have to decide if chism was

he killed his high school math teacher and if they were enough to make him criminally insane. today a psychiatrist testified that the teenager did express remorse for not ignoring the voices in his head before stabbing colleen ritzer. >> i'm not really understanding that the voices were an illness, not being able to manage it, being helpless in response to the voices, and how that resulted in behaviors that were really not him. >> testimony resumes tomorrow morning and the defense is expected to rest. >> the man charged with sparking a bomb scare in boston is being held on $50,000 bail tonight. james derpegny pleaded not guilty at his arraignment today. he admits to pulling a -- putting a suitcase next to a homeland security vehicle. he says he was trying to help security agents. the bomb squad safely blew the bag up as a precaution. it did not contain

>> prosecutors say they will not charge the officer who shot ronald johnson to death last week. they say johnson pointed a gun at police, but his family claims that gun was planted. the decision comes as the justice department launches a review of the chicago police department's patterns and practices. >> a special honor for the family of a brockton sailor killed 74 years ago today in the attack on pearl harbor. the family of john russell johnson was presented with his purple heart. he was 23 when he was killed aboard the u.s.s. arizona. his family had no idea he had been awarded that high honor. that's because it was sitting in a drawer at the local v.f.w. loved once grateful for the recognition. >> to know what happened and how this country responded and now to get his purple heart, so that he is recognized for what he did. >> and today's ceremony is especially meaningful to his nephew, also a retired marine

next -- >> a mini horse shot in acushnet. the hunt for who pulled the trigger and why this little guy needs your help now. this new hampshire family's surprise gift. >> i cried! >> the total stranger paying for their christmas. and a message left behind. >> chillier times. and which areas

>> you're watching wcvb newscenter 5 at 11. >> say hello to max, a 150-pound mini horse that was shot in acushnet. now his owner is on a mission to save his life and get him a new leg. supporters have already donated more than $2,000 to max's gofundme page. his owner didn't even realize that the pony had been shot. at first, she thought he had been bitten by something. but an x-ray revealed that max had a bullet wound. >> the option was to put him down, because he can't survive

that's just not right for him. if he's going to be in pain -- >> the plan is to get max a prosthetic leg. police are also investigating who shot the animal. it could have been a hunter who didn't even realize what happened. >> tonight we're getting the first look at the new weight watchers's campaign. the company is banking on the star power of oprah and completely overhauling the way it helps people lose weight. it's got a new logo, a new fitness app and a change in focus. weight watchers is concentrating more on good health and less on counting calories. >> we still produce weight loss. now we're enhancing our program based on the latest science, like healthy eating, being more feet and taking time to take care of yourself. >> oprah is also backing the company. she has a 10% ownership stake. the weight watchers's overhaul comes amidst a steady decline in membership over the last few years. >> new at 11, a holiday surprise.

left in their bag of christmas gifts. a stranger pays a big chunk of the family's holiday tab. >> and tonight that family has a message for the person who did it. >> ha ha! >> hoping to make their children's christmas special, robin ayers and her husband headed out to the walmart in new hampshire a few weeks ago to start their shopping. >> we were standing in line. i was just talking to my husband, how it was kind of hard having the two. and how i was glad that they had layaway available. reporter: this weekend, robin went to the store to make a payment on the layaway items. >> wasn't expecting to pick it up. i was just going to put a little payment on there. and the guy there told me that the balance was significantly lower than what i thought. and i said, are you sure about that? and he looked at it and said, no, you only owe like $130. i thought it was like a $300 bill. reporter: so she paid the balance and brought presents home where she was surprised to find a note inside one of the boxes.

may your family be blessed. god is always watching. and have a very merry christmas. she paid $150 on our children's gifts. it was huge! and i cried right there. i was just so excited and so happy that my boys can get a good christmas. >> i feel really happy about someone doing that for our family. >> and we just wanna try to maybe -- if she's out there, we could thank her. >> merry christmas! >> he said merry christmas. >> ha ha! >> she sure did. >> he did. what a lovely idea! and you know what? the kids are going to be affected by that for life, you know? >> harv, there are lessons on many levels, including have a wonderful christmas! >> and giving. giving. >> and cute kids, i might add. really adorable! okay. what's coming up? a change from what we've had today and most recent days because it was cool and raw

in off the water. it will be damp at times, mostly south of boston, south shore. but primarily southeastern mass and the cape. that would be starting sometime in the morning, maybe continuing afternoon. but look at this. a warm december weekend ahead. you're probably saying, do you mean a warm december weekend behind? i know about the last one, but the next one looks to be equally as mild. i think it's going to turn out to be true. chilly in the suburbs. but every day it's warmed up so nicely. we did it again today, reaching 56 in boston. a couple of common themes. this month, much like november was, averaging well above the average. this month and this year continues to be dry, with much less precipitation than average. almost a 9-inch deficit in worcester. we'll have a temporary chill in the air tomorrow as this chilly air comes

new england and eastern canada on that northeasterly wind. i think you can see the way it's moving. it's going to skirt the cape for that's pretty much what we see on futurecast. the clouds will be in and the southeastern mass and the cape, during the morning hours. perhaps affecting the latter part of the commute there. to about lunchtime, very early afternoon, then except for a touch of drizzle that may be left around the south shore, the rain kind of moves out. not a big rain producer and not very worldwide. it's not going to do anything to cut into the rainfall deficit. wednesday, there will be breaks in the clouds, but there will still be areas that remain mostly cloudy. in terms of temperatures, as i mentioned, chillier tomorrow and somewhat chilly on wednesday. after that, we're going to start going the other way again. in boston, we're 45 degrees. but you see the wind? it's now busy and it's out of the north-northeast

an hour. so it's chilly off to the north and west where the clouds are thinnest. it's also chilly to the north because that's where the cool air is come down from. generally in the 40's on the cape now as the clouds thicken. tomorrow we're not going to have much of a temperature rise, just low 40's. might even struggle to reach 40 around worcester during the course of the day. it moves away. the next system, which could affect us overnight wednesday, thursday morning, really looks weak, maybe just a spot shower. that looks to be about it. there you go, tomorrow rain south of boston for a few hours and chilly. only in the low 40's or so. wednesday, we'll still be cool, even though we'll have breaks in the overcast. won't be too much wind around. we start to turn milder on thursday as well as friday, when temperatures could be back in the 50's. but look at saturday and sunday! both days look to be dry and

degrees in the middle of december! and then monday looks like wet weather coming through but also quite mild, then turning somewhat chillier but not abnormally cold after that. >> we'll start asking for that white christmas. governor charlie baker helping at the state house. the holiday commemorates the jewish uprising against the greek-syrian kingdom. the holiday lasts eight days because according to tradition, when the jews rededicated the temping, one vial of oil, normally enough for one day, burned for eight. >> well, major changes at keurig.

>> big changes for keurig, the single cup coffee giant. they will be bought by a private equity firm for almost $14 billion! keurig has been dealing with slowing sales of its machines and k-cups. company headquarters are going to stay in waterbury, vermont. for coffee drinkers, keurig does not expect you to see any major changes. >> then there's the story of lebron james. safe to say he's set for life. he has signed a deal with nike that will last long after he's done playing basketball. he has signed a lifetime endorsement deal with nike. it's not revealed how much that deal is worth but it's expected

$90 million contract he signed with nike back in 2003. darve dwarf it! >> he does the right things. good role model. >> you know who doesn't like losing? tom brady does not like losing.

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>> now, sportscenter 5 with mike lynch. >> baseball made some noise. tonight it was a hockey team from nashville that made it a miserable evening for the bruins down at the garden. an awful start to december! bruins get the bounce the right way, have themselves a 1-0 lead. nashville would tie it. on a power play, great passing, bang, bang, bang, goal!

designed. they tied, however. then there was under five minutes to go. nashville gets the game-winner. so far, not a december to 3-2. nashville wins it. to montreal on wednesday. pelicans. i can't get over the name of a professional team called the just doesn't work for me. thomas is 4-4 from three-point land. the guards outscored the guards for the pelicans 33-0! from that back court. hard to believe. celtics win by a dozen. now 12-9 on the season. red sox made a deal today. wade miley sent to the marines. he -- to the mariners. in his life, carson smith comes to the red sox. he will be your setup man out of the bullpen. tom brady and his teammates spend most of today's film

could-haves, should-haves, would-haves. >> you feel terrible when you lose. it's indescribable. you know, the feeling that you have. last night, after the game, this morning, when you watch the film with your teammates, there's only one way to turn it around. that's look at the guys, in the eyes at the locker room, understand what you have to do better and ultimately go out and execute when it matters. >> one of the patriots' all-time most dynamic players has passed away, this guy right here, mack herron, nicknamed mini mac. all-purpose yards, send second only to o.j. simpson. the next year, he broke the record, which still stands as the 11th best all time. he was 67 years old. this happened late last night, a punt return by antonio brown. don't take your eyes off him. watch this celebration!

>> yes, yes, yes! >> why? >> i have no idea. he said he was trying to stick it, whatever that means. he was fined for using the goal post as a prop. but that is antonio brown. the only thing i can say, if antonio brown belongs to his church's choir -- >> there's a woman. >> he tried to hold on and he fell down. if he belongs to his church's choir, he's singing soprano now. >> ha ha ha! >> he should have gotten together with marshall. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> oh, my! >> that looks like it hurt. that looks -- >> and a painful fine. >> that one is tough. >> everybody cringed at home, harv. >> listen, if you're down around the cape, you've got a little bit of rain ely in the day. a cool, raw day. after that, it's looking okay. look at the weekend! that's unbelievable. in mid-december. warmth! warmth!

i'm not complaining. >> would we play that video one more time? >> no!

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