>> me saying good-bye early rely tickled u but it remains a fact that donald trump is on "good morning america." randy: it's now 4:30. good morning. i'm randy price. emily: i'm emily riemer. stories we're following on the eyeopener right now. breaking overnight, an air france flight diverted on its way to paris. the threat that forced the plane to make an emergency landing. randy: donald trump calling for the u.s.a. to close its borders to muslim immigrants. emily: a boston chipotle shut down. dozens of b.c. students sick after eating at this chipotle. randy: danielle is in for cindy this morning. good morning, danielle. danielle: good morning. we're waking up to temperatures in the 30's and 40's across the area. you can see right now 45 degrees in plymouth.

so warmer down to the south and east as a batch of showers are going to move on through later this morning. with the winds though, it feels more like the 20's and 30's. you're going to feel that wind today. it is out of the north-northeast at about 10-14 miles an hour now sustained. in plymouth. it's all due to this area of low pressure that is getting closer to us and starting to spread showers into parts of the area. you can see already nan nan tungt getting in on some of this rain. more of it will be lift to go the north as we go through the next couple of hours. the rain impacts look like this. it goes up to high levels by 10:00, continues through the early afternoon and then tapers off on the ride home from school. it's cloudy and cool, in the 40's today. big changes are coming. second. first, good morning, olessa. olessa: good morning. a live look outside at the zakim bridge. so far looking good in both directions. let's get to the maps and check out the rest of the ride. overnight construction still in place if you're traveling 93 south approaching the zakim and then once again expressway north

in place on route 3 up to the braintree split. that's the northbound project. and then once again on 128 by 95 your last construction zone here 128 great plain avenue to route 9. no problems on the piek or route 9 this morning. shape. we're expecting the trains and the buss to start the morning on emily. emily: olessa, thank you. breaking overnight. an air france flight from san to montreal's trudeau airport. there had been an anonymous bomb the flight landed safely just before midnight. 231 passengers and 15 crew members were evacuated off the plane. everyone was searched. just last month, two air france flights from the united states to paris were diverted because of bomb threats. randy: also breaking overnight. police are investigating a stabbing in dorchester that sent a man to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. it happened at a home on nightingale street. details are still coming in, but crews on the scene did see a woman taken into custody by officers. emily: right now a major fire is under investigation in sturbridge. this was the scene when crews

9:30 last night. the flames were so intense, firefighters called for a fourth alarm to bring in help from more than a dozen surrounding communities. no one was hurt. is helping with the investigation. trump: 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. randy: donald trump igniting a political firestorm this morning calling for a complete shutdown of all muslims entering the united states. and those comments are causing serious backlash on the campaign emily: the eyeopener's sera congi is live at the state house with details and reaction. good morning, sera. randy. called ridiculous and anti-american by many in both parties including massachusetts governor charlie baker. governor: completely inappropriate. it runs against what i think is

founding principles of this country. sera: also speaking out against islamic leaders who say he is playing right into the hands of isis. >> for donald trump, look, his campaign was a joke until it started to incite and instill fear. now it's scary. it's time for the american public to come together and say no to these types of candidates. sera: last month, trump called said he would support a database tracking muslims in the u.s. this latest proposal drew nearly immediate opposition from his republican rivals. jeb bush tweeting that trump is, quote, "unhinged." live at the state house this morning, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: thank you. donald trump will be live with george stephanopoulos today on "good morning america." that's at 7:00 a.m., right after the eyeopener. right now a warning for anyone who has recently eaten at a boston chipotle mexican grille. more than two dozen people are

including members of the boston college men's basketball team. emily: the eyeopener's todd circle with the decision team has to make. todd: emily, randy, good morning. right now the decision is being weighed whether the team will hit the basketball court tomorrow night. the focus of the reported illness is the chipotle mexican grille. signs on the door read "closed due to circumstances beyond our control." at this point, 30 students have gotten sick, among them eight members of b.c.'s men's basketball team. >> they are pretty sick. some of them couldn't get out of bed today. >> i just went to eat here this past weekend, and i got really sick yesterday. this is the first time i left my todd: chipotle issued a statement saying, "we do not this incident is related to the

a few months ago, more than 50 people fell ill in nine states. all of them eating at the popular restaurant chain. if confirmed, this would be the first issue with a chipotle in massachusetts. the restaurant is closed pending an investigation by inspectional services. reporting live in brighton, todd kazakiewich, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: a new setback for the owners of a kennel that went up in flames in paxton. the eyeopener's erika tarantal is here with the decision to pull the kennel's license. erika: that decision coming from the board of selectman. it was back on november 22 that dozens of cats and dogs were killed in a fire at the sweetpea friends of rutland animals kennel. according to "the telegram," the board wants to look at ways to better regulate kennel operations. there have been claims that animals were living in conditions deemed unsuitable. that after an inspection just a few days before the fire. the move to pull the kennel's license does impact business not affected by the fire. it shuts down the boarding

the suspension can be appealed. as for the cause of the fire, it is undetermined at this time. randy: 4:36. the jury could get the philip chism murder case by the end of the week. they will have to decide if chism was hearing voices the day he killed his danvers high school math teacher and if they were enough to make him criminally insane. a psychiatrist testified monday that the teen did express remorse for not ignoring the voices in his head before stabbing colleen ritzer. >> 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. randy: testimony resumes in a few hours. there will be several more mental health witnesses. emily: a recent ruling giving a

signal a win for the defense signal a win for the defense team of the marathon bomber. the u.s. appeals court first circuit in boston on monday ordered the new trial for a man convicted of murder based on pretrial publicity. legal analysts who talked to "the globe" say the tsarnaev defense will try and make comparable arguments as they seek a new trial for their client. tsarnaev was sentenced to death earlier this year and is being held in a colorado supermax prison. still ahead this morning, a miniature horse shot in acushnet. randy: the push to save this guy's life and how others can help out. emily: this new hampshire's family surprise gifts. the total stranger helping them pay for christmas and the special message they left behind. danielle: a chance of showers today as more seasonable temperatures settle in, but the chill won't last long.

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randy: 19 before 5:00. this miniature horse is recovering after he was shot in acushnet. this morning his owner is on a mission to save his life and get him a new leg. more than $2,000 has been donated to help max. his owner didn't realize the two-year-old pony had been shot at first. she thought he had been bitten by something. but when she took him to the vet a few days later, an xray revealed max had a bullet wound.

down because he can't survive with three legs. that's just not right for him if it's not going to heal right and he's going to be in pain which we don't want to do. randy: so 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 realize what happened. emily: we won't know time magazine's "person of the year" until tomorrow. but we do know who readers selected. and the choice may surprise you. plus a secret santa steps in to help one local family with a christmas miracle. the heart-warming gift they'll

emily: here we are back on a tuesday and sort of a mild day. kevin: about 40 degrees here at newscenter 5. danielle: unfortunately though it won't warm up that much more. you know, yesterday we were in the 50's again. today is a big change. it's cloudy and gray outside. and then there's some rain for some moving in. it's cool and breezy today. rain for parts of the area like the cape and the islands especially. there are actually more chances in that seven-day forecast but as we look ahead to the all-important weekend-- i know

tuesday-- it is looking very warm just like this past weekend. so let's talk about what is happening right now. we basically have two areas of low pressure. this one right now is about to bring some rain in through parts of the area. then we have an area of high pressure that is going to build in for wednesday. that will keep us dry. and then on thursday, this area of low pressure up to the north and west will give us another dose of some rain. so right now you can see some showers starting to push in to the south coast and over nantucket. haven't eventually made it to the ground just yet but will do so as we start to wetten the atmosphere. we'll see that slide up to the north. by 7:00 or 8:00 you'll notice it is moving into the cape. as we head towards, say, lunchtime, it could go as far north as, say, 95 i think. i think north of 95 you're pretty much out of the rain. you'll just be dry all day but cloudy and cool. and those showers continue into the afternoon.

say, about 3:00 or 4:00. and then this evening, we'll see some breaks in the cloud deck. the other story with this too is there will be some wind pressure. talk about? maybe a tenth of an inch to two tenths of an inch on the cape. most will probably be on the islands since they're going to get the heavier downpours down there. wind gusts at 21 miles an hour in plymouth. at 23 miles an hour now on block island. pretty strong. i have the sustained winds in chatham. you can see them today. one yards of 14-20 miles an hour sustained. gusts to near 30. of course at the coastline that's where we're expecting the strongest winds. right now 40 in boston. 47 on the cape. 35 in worcester. highs today only warming into the mid to maybe a few upper 40's out there. but those winds will be breezy. it will be cloudy. about 10-15 degrees cooler than yesterday. so we will notice the difference. and then tonight we drop back

tomorrow even though we are dry tomorrow, we're still pretty cool as those winds eventually shift to the south at about 5-10 miles an hour. it is a mostly cloudy day though out there for sure. the next seven days look like this. a couple of showers will be out there on thursday. friday we're going to have clouds around. notice that the temperatures start to bump back up into the 50's by thursday and friday. and the weekend. emily: did i just see a 60. danielle: you saw a 60. emily: what is going on? i love it. olessa: i'm just afraid we're going to punished for this reward we've been getting. danielle: remember we didn't get a lot of snow until after january 26. olessa: i'm sure it's coming. a quiet start on the roads. 40 by allston/brighton. that's easts bound move to go the top of the screen. let's get to the maps and check travel into town. 93 southality the zakim, the construction will be gone in the next 20 minutes or so south of there. expressway northbound roadwork by mass avenue.

along route 3 northbound. up to the brains brain. more construction 128 by 95 and then once again near great plain avenue. west of town you're in good shape. no troubles on the pike or route 9. so far so good as you travel down 93. all the trains and buses are expected to start the morning on schedule. emily: thank you. an update this morning on a "5 investigates" story. a member of a mexican drug cartel with ties to new england learns his punishment. rafael celaya has been sentenced to 17 years in prison in a new hampshire court. he, along with seven others, were indicted for a scheme to smuggle cocaine into the u.s. and europe. but it was all a set-up run by the boston office of the f.b.i., many of the meetings caught on tape. those recordings obtained exclusively by "5 investigates." one of them even showing a meeting inside a hotel room outside portsmouth, new hampshire. the investigation also notable for how close it got to the head of the cartel, joaquin "el chapo" guzman. he's now a fugitive after

this summer. randy: it's 4:49. right now a plea for new leads as andover police continue to investigate the unsolved murders of a local couple. jack and geri magee were found shot to death inside their andover home four years ago. investigators are hoping someone will come forward and help them find whoever pulled the trigger. >> someone out there knows something. we are asking you to search your memory and your conscience. randy: police have conducted more than 50 interviews and followed leads to four states and 20 cities and towns. the magees were married for 39 years. emily: economic headlines this tuesday morning. asian stocks fell today as oil prices tumbled to an almost six-year low, rattling investors on wall street. energy companies hit the hardest the dow lost 117 points. u.s. stock futures are down right now. randy: a snag this morning for the federal trade commission is trying to block the company's takeover of office depot. the f.t.c. says the deal would

supplies market. staples is offering to buy rival office depot for more than $6 billion. emily: keurig may soon have a new owner. the single-cup coffee giant is in the process of being bought by a private equity firm for almost $14 billion. keurig has been dealing with slowing sales of its machines and k-cups. the company headquarters will stay in waterbury, vermont. randy: a check of your trending stories on the eye. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders has won the online readers' poll for "time" person of the year. the vermont senator won with a little more than 10% of the vote. education activist "malala" came in second. pope francis, time's 2013 person of the year, finished third. tomorrow, time's editors will reveal their choice for person of the year. emily: a holiday surprise for a new hampshire family. this is the mysterious note left in their bag of christmas gifts

their layaway bill. a few weeks ago, robin ayers and her husband put a bunch of items on layaway at the walmart in epping, new hampshire. this past weekend, robin went to make a payment on the gifts when she found her balance was significantly less than what she was expecting. she was able to bring the presents home. that's when she found a note in one of the boxes. >> it said, "have a merry christmas. may your family be blessed. god is always watching and have a very merry christmas." >> i feel really happy about someone doing that for our family. emily: robin says the stranger paid $150 dollars on her children's gifts. the family now hoping to thank them for their kindness. great story. we're continuing to follow breaking news this morning. randy: the scare that forced a pilot to make an emergency landing in montreal. that's ahead in your early news to go. emily: then new on the eyeopener at 5:00. fight aging with your diet.

emily:4:55 this morning. breaking news kicking off your early news to go. randy: police are investigating stabbing in dorchester that sent a man to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. it happened at a home on nightingale street. details are still coming in, but witnesses at the scene did see a woman taken into custody by police officers. we'll bring you more information on the story as we get it this morning. emily: also breaking overnight.

montreal after an anonymous bomb threat. the flight landed safely just before midnight. all passengers and crew were evacuated off the plane. everyone is being searched as officials investigate where that threat came from. randy: controversial comments from republican front-runner donald trump sparking outrage this morning. the presidential candidate is calling for a complete shutdown for all muslims entering the united states. trump's comments are being called ridiculous and anti-american by many in both parties, including massachusetts governor charlie baker. emily: three men are under arrest after a terrifying home invasion in worcester. the suspects were found at this motel in west boylston early yesterday morning. police say the men held a woman and four children at knifepoint sunday night. they ransacked the apartment until a gun accidentally discharged. that's when the men ran off. no one was hurt. randy: right now. a warning for anyone who has recently eaten at a chipotle mexican grille in cleveland circle. more than two dozen people are fighting e. coli symptoms

college men's basketball team. at this point, 30 students have gotten sick. the chipotle is closed this morning pending an inspectional services investigation. emily: tom brady's legal team is firing back at the nfl's deflategate appeal. the 73-page document re-asserts 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. oral arguments are scheduled for march. randy: sports to go. turned out to be a rough night for the bruins taking on the nashville predators back home at the garden. early in the first, kevan miller put the bruins on the board. all tied up in the second, when loui eriksson scores on this power play giving the bruins another lead. but nashville tied it up there and scored again in the third to win 3-2. the bruins are in montreal tomorrow. emily: the celtics had a much better night down in new

isaiah thomas taking charge with a game-high 22 points for the night. jae crowder and jared sullinger also helping the team overpower the pelicans in their 111--93 win. up next, celtics back home to host chicago tomorrow. radar. the rain chances are on the way up at least through the morning hours but by afternoon starting to wind down and it's really the southern half of the region that i'm concerned with. mainly south and east of i95 and really the cape and the islands is actually going to see the most of it. already seeing some showers pushing in to nantucket. steadiest rain again in this dark area in green but anywhere in this light area in green, you can see a couple of showers through the morning hours. as you look over boston, the camera is shaking because we have pretty strong winds associated with this system out of the north at 13 miles an hour.

with highs only warming up into the low to even mid 40's so it is a cool day out there. it's breezy and it's also very cloudy outside. now, we are going to see that rain start off this morning. i want to show you this on the seven-day forecast and break it down for you. by about 8:00 or 9:00 it's into the cape and the islands. it continues through about lunchtime or so. everybody else seeing clouds and strong winds out of the north and east. it winds down by this evening. we start to clear things out later this evening and temperatures, because of that, will drop back into the 30's and 20's. then for wednesday, it is a chilly day out there. still with temperatures only warming up into the mid to upper 40's. but this is where we should be this time of year. if you don't like it though, get ready for a warm-up. 52 degrees on thursday. we see 54 on friday. then as we look ahead to the weekend, we have really really warm. upper 50's.