and mild with temperatures near 60 on sunday and a chance for rain on monday. stick around. the "eyeopener" continues right now. >> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." trump: we can be politically correct and we can be stupid but it will get worse and worse. randy: donald trump out with more controversial comments on muslims. the remarks getting strong reaction, and the fears they'll encourage terrorists. emily: "t" fares could be changing soon. the options on the table today including a plan to restructure the system. randy: new issues for the kennel where dozens of animals died in a fire. the setback for the troubled business on the eye. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." emily: also on the eye this morning. a railroad employee trying his

earning him internet fame. it's ahead this morning. i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy price. danielle vollmar is in for cindy fitzgibbon this morning. danielle: danielle: good morning. some areas waking up to some showers this morning. it's cooler out there. and today we're not going to warm up all that much more from what we're seeing this morning. so if you're starting in the 40's, that's where you're going to end today. it won't be as warm as the past several days. right now it's 29 degrees in jaffrey. 31 in orange. 39 boston. mid 40's already down on the cape and the islands. you're going to see chances for rain really ramping up through the morning hours. and then it will start to wind down through the afternoon. but notice it is in the form of some rain as temperatures are well above that freezing mark. we also have some wind out there to talk about. the winds anywhere from about 10-15 miles an hour sustained right now. it is breezy especially by our coastline.

is getting closer to us. it is going to just graze our coast though. we're not expecting a lot of areas to see the rain. it's really going to be 95 and points south with the cape and the islands getting the emphasis. you can see already some showers popping up on nantucket. so the rain chances are high through the morning and then winding down as we head through the afternoon. everybody though will see the clouds and it will be a bit chilly out there. so if you are headed out, driving this morning, some rain for the vineyard and nantucket. cloudy and cool on the ride home. 4:11 that sunset. not liking that. olessa: definitely don't need the sun glass s if you're heading out the door. a check of the people by allston/brighton. not seeing any rain on this camera shot here. as danielle vollmar was saying other places you might see some of that. construction in the final stages 93 south as you make your way here by the zakim bridge. once again expressway north at mass avenue. roadwork clearing as well as you

that's approaching the braintree split. then again 128 by 95 and on 128 by great plain avenue. no problems coming out of framingham on the pike or route 9 this morning. you're in good shape on 93 south leverett connector. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. emily. emily: thank you. 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. we'll bring you more as we get it. randy: breaking overnight. an air france flight from san francisco to paris diverted to montreal's trudeau airport after the flight landed safely just before midnight. 231 passengers and 15 crew members were evacuated off the last month, two air france flights from the united states to paris were diverted because of bomb threats. trump: we have no idea who is

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 trail and here in massachusetts. emily: the eyeopener's sera congi is live at the state house with details and reaction. good morning, sera. sera: good morning, emily and randy. trump's comments are being 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 is sort of one of the fundamental founding principles of this country. sera: also speaking out against trump this morning, local islamic leaders who say he is playing right into the hands of >> look, donald trump's campaign was a joke until it started to incite and instill fear. now it's scary.

public to come together against these types of candidates. sera: last month, trump called for surveillance on mosques and 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, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: donald trump will be live with george stephanopoulos today on "good morning america." that's at 7:00 a.m., right after the eyeopener. republican candidate ben carson is calling for all visitors to the united states to be monitored while they're in the country. his comments came not long after trump's proposal. a carson spokesman said all visitors should have to register when they arrive in the u.s. but added that should not be based on religion. he did not offer specifics on how this would work. emily: new overnight. right now a major fire is under investigation in sturbridge.

arrived at 126 river road around 9:30 last night. the flames were so intense, firefighters called for a fourth than a dozen surrounding communities. no one was hurt. is helping with the investigation. right now we are waiting for new details on a possible fare hike on the "t." is live in brighton to set the todd? todd: emily, no doubt this is something that commuters are today's public meeting could signal what kind of fare hike we're talking about. the informational hearing is set for this afternoon in boston. "the herald" reports it's draft fare policy that would establish the guidelines for hiking fares. "t" officials have said they'll make fare changes public by january 6 with a vote expected in february. that could include restructuring the fare system with discounts for low income riders. today's hearing is at 4:00 p.m.

reporting live in brighton, todd kazakiewich, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: new this morning. the company that operates the commuter rail may not be providing enough room for everyone who wants to ride. in october, the rail line saw a surge in seat shortages. missing more than 8,700 seats on 179 trains according to "the herald." keolis gets fined by the state when they run trains without enough seats. randy: three suspects are behind bars right now after a tense and, at times, violent court appearance. dwayne diggs, dondre snow, and daquan peters are charged in connection with the killing of a 38-year-old man in south boston saturday night. several fights broke out at their arraignment yesterday. the victim's brother says he was a construction worker and father of three. court records show there were open drug cases against him at the time of the killing. one of the teens accused of killing a new bedford veteran walked away from the fall river group home that was watching

new this morning, an internal review is trying to determine how he remained on the run for more than two weeks. 18-year-old alexander mills and a 16-year-old are accused of killing donald depina who was giving them a ride in his cab. mills was supposed to be under the supervision of d.y.s. until he turned 21. although local police were informed about him going missing, according to "the globe" state police weren't notified until two weeks later. owners of a kennel that went up in flames in paxton. the eyeopener's erika tarantal is here with the decision to 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.

few days before the fire. the move to pull the kennel's license does impact businesses not affected by the fire. it shuts down the boarding facility that was not damaged. that was a key source of income for the operation. the suspension can be appealed. as for the cause of the fire, it is undetermined at this time. emily: 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 an accomplice in response to the voices and how that resulted in behaviors that were really not him. emily: testimony resumes in a

revealed by "5 investigates." 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 escaping from a mexican prison this summer. tom brady's legal team with some tough words for roger goodell. emily: what they say he denied the quarterback as the deflategate appeal approaches. and a mini-horse recovering after being mysteriously hurt. the real injury mistaken for an animal bite. randy: new this morning,

differently. three foods to make you look more youthful, ahead. danielle? danielle: our stretch of mild weather is ending. the outlook for today and when things warm back up. first here's what to expect when you head out the door

>> good morning, "eyeopener." randy: the u-10 woburn tanners waking us up this morning with enthusiasm. they just wrapped up an undefeated fall season. emily: congratulations. well done. show us your team pride by recording your own eyeopener wake-up call. just go to the front page of wcvb.com and upload it in the u-local section of our website. easy. olessa: if you like all these fall sports, keep going. because the weather out there is incredible. danielle: they could play outside.

50's the last several days. today is a little different though. unfortunately even though we're in the 40's this morning, we're only going to stay in the 40's through the afternoon. i would grab the coat and maybe the rain gear depending on where you live especially, let's say, south and east of i95 because that's where the rain is going to be working its way in. there are more chances for rain in the seven-day forecast. weaver going to talk about that. a very warm weekend though shaping up which we all love. an area of low pressure right those showers. we have high pressure in between giving us a dry day for wednesday and then this other area up to the north and west will give us our next chance for rain for everybody on thursday. it's very light in nature. here comes some steadier rain working its way on to nantucket, the vineyard, the cape. you're up next for some of this. as we go through the next couple of hours basically it's going to work its way up to the north. by, say, about lunchtime or so as far north as about 95. everybody north of 95, you're

you're still going to be cool. you're going to be breezy. but you're not necessarily going to see any rain which is a shame because we really could use it. now the rain should let up by the afternoon hours. then we'll start to clear things out as we head towards the overnight which does set up for a cool night in store. the other big story is those winds especially by the coastline. you can see out of the north-northeast at about 14 miles an hour now in plymouth. 16-mile-per-hour winds on nantucket. they will be strong, breezy, gusty to near 30 miles per hour on nantucket sustained about 15-20 through the afternoon. notice that rain real he'll lets up in chatham, should i say, at about 1:00 or so. and then we'll just have cloudy skies. right now it's 47 on the cape, if you can believe that. 50 on nantucket. but still back into the 30's and 20's through the merrimack valley. so it is cool in a lot of locations. and today really going to only warm up into the mid 40's for highs. tonight dropping back into the 20's and 30's.

with the mid 40's and mostly cloudy skies but again as i said before, it's a dry day. it's on thursday that we're watching our next system that could bring us a round of showers. we're going to watch another area of low pressure kind of come by our coastline and then watch this cold front. a few showers look likely on thursday. clouds though on friday. it's associated with a warm front. so what does that mean? well, the temperatures back into the 50's on thursday. and friday. and then ahead to the weekend 58 degrees saturday. sunday i know you're looking at 60 degrees. we could be near record high temperatures. olessa: unbelievable. doing christmas shopping and it's 60 degrees outside. danielle: if you hung those holiday lights, this weekend could be a weekend to do it. olessa: i was supposed to do that last weekend. all right. so far it's a quiet start on the roads for you this morning. there's a check of the expressway. that is by the south bay mall. the northbound side you can see heading toward the bottom of the screen. we're starting to build some of that volume. heading south of town, late-running construction still

let's get to the maps. first the roadwork all gone on 93 south at the zakim but this project is still out there. 95 northbound at 128 has two lanes blocked so expect those delays to remain a bit longer. eastbound on the pike you're good to go. route 9 no problems and 93 southbound so far wide open out of methuen all the way down to the leverett connector. trains and buses doing okay. emily. emily: thank you. the deflategate saga continues this morning. tom brady's legal team is firing back at the nfl's 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: 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

at first. she thought he had been bitten by something. but when she took him to the vet a few days later, an x-ray revealed max had a bullet wound. >> the options are to put him 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: 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. a snag this morning for staples merger talks. the federal trade commission is trying to block the company's takeover of office depot. the f.t.c. says the deal would reduce competition in the office supplies market. staples is offering to buy rival

billion. 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: the secret to anti-aging might be closer than you think-- in your kitchen! start adding tumeric to your meals. the spice contains pigments that enhance the body's own synthesis of anti-oxidants. research shows it also protects brain and skin cells from free radical damage. that means fewer wrinkles. the next time you are out for sushi, get a hijiki appetizer. did i say that right? i've never heard of it. the seaweed helps regulate hormones and enhances liver detoxification. and this one is pretty common-- green vegetable juice. in the winter months, mix up

spearmint, meyer lemon, and spinach have components to give you new energy. of course kale is always good. emily: you use that. randy: you can put it into a smoothy. emily: i don't know if i'm up for that. randy: a tennis court with an aquatic theme and a train conductor with a new talent. emily: it's ahead in eyepoppers. erika? a holiday surprise for a new the generous gift from a stranger. sick after eating at a local chipotle. the e. coli scare forcing a tough decision for the b.c. basketball team. and a packed meeting over a petition to cut an entire police department. why some people in new hampshire say they cannot trust officers.

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phave you started shopping? v just waiting for inspiration to strike. and there it is! z done! genius. give the gift of dunkin' coffee. get 3 pounds for $19.99, only at dunkin' restaurants. america runs on dunkin'. danielle: welcome back. vollmar. you see behind me the showers pushing in to nantucket, the vineyard, and parts of the cape. they're going to continue through the morning hours. timeline. high chances for rain through about 10:00. winding down though through the afternoon. this is really south and east of the mass pike. cloudy and cool. stay dry. winds out of the north and east at about 10-20 miles an hour. so this area of low pressure pulls away.

still some clouds around. and then thursday we could get another round of rain from an area of low pressure. randy? randy: thank you, danielle. governor baker helping to light the menorah at the state house on the second night of hannukah. the holiday lasts eight days because, according to tradition, when the jews re-dedicated the jewish temple in jerusalem, one vial of oil, enough for one day, burned for eight. emily: it is 5:25 this morning. olessa is back with eyepoppers. olessa: what will the folks over in dubai think of next? an under-water tennis court, of course. the idea comes from a polish architect who wants to construct the complex under the persian gulf. these are artist renderings of the complex which is estimated to cost up to $2.5 billion. however, at this point there are no investors for the project. i would think that the fish would be distracting for the tennis players.

emily: we'll see. olessa: the yale glee club spreads some holiday cheer on a metro-north train. when the conductor found out the group was on the train, he insisted for an impromptu performance. and he conducted them in "carol of the bells." apparently that's also on his resume. emily: he looked very professional. olessa: he looks like he knows what he's doing. getting a little exercise. why not? get it all in there. it looks easy but i know there's more to it than this. emily: there has to be, right. olessa: randy. randy: they sounded great. somebody knew what they were doing. a national security use for social media. how some politicians say web sites can take a bite out of terrorism. and a dramatic crash in new hampshire. how police say a bad move in the breakdown lane led to the fiery

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>> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." crowd: trump! trump! randy: political firestorm. trump: we have to stop the muslims until we find out what's going on. randy: the ban from donald trump causing outrage here and on the campaign trail. todd: dozens of students sickened. restaurant chain and the warning going out right now. emily: and a surprise leaves a mom speechless. >> it said, "have a merry christmas." emily: the note that has a grateful family trying to solve a holiday mystery. on the eye. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." randy: 5:0 tuesday morning. our live camera here looking at the back bay of boston.

it could be that other building blinking red. we have a little rain in the area this morning. thank you so much for joining you. i'm randy price. emily: and i'm emily riemer in for cindy. danielle: the cape and the islands this morning seeing some showers. more of them will be working their way up towards 95 i think. that would really be the cut-off. other than that, we're just talking about cool temperatures and cloudy skies for all today. you can see it is in the 20's up through the merrimack valley so very chilly up there. 32 in orange. 36 in lawrence. but look at plymouth. 45. it's already 50 on nantucket. so big spread in terms of the temperatures you're waking up to this morning. one thing you're going to notice besides the cloud cover is those winds especially if you live closer to the coastline. gusts up to 21 miles an hour now in plymouth so the forecast for today is anywhere from 42. it's not supposed to be 58. i meant 48 there because we are going to be clouded over and cool with some showers

you can see them already starting to push on to the vineyard now. and nantucket. the cape, you're up next. the south coast, too, beginning to see some of these showers. and so the best bet for the steadier rain is really this dark green but anybody in the lighter green area could see some showers at least through the morning hours before it winds down this afternoon. so headed to the bus stop, it is cloudy in most spots today and cloudy and cool as you head home. how are those roads now this morning, olessa. olessa: so far we're in pretty good shape, danielle. a live look outside for you. the expressway near the south bay mall. you can see the northbound volume starting to pick up early this morning. let's go to the maz and check out the rest of that ride as you travel south of town. 95 northbound approaching 128. that will be gone shortly. in the meantime two lanes are still closed. the expressway looks good for now. then as you travel the pike and route 9, no major problems to report. north of town you're good to go. 9 southbound wide open out of methuen all the way down to the leverett connector. trains and buses running on dead you'll. emily. emily: olessa, thank you.

a flight from san francisco to paris is diverted overnight after a threat. the air france jet is on the ground and safe in montreal. elaborate on the anonymous threat. 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. our crew on the scene did see a woman taken into custody by officers. human life so we have to do something. emily: donald trump is igniting outrage after calling for a complete ban on muslims entering the united states until further notice. other presidential candidates from both parties are voicing opposition to the comments. randy: right now. a warning for anyone who has recently eaten at a boston chipotle mexican grille. more than two dozen people are fighting e. coli symptoms including members of the boston emily: the eyeopener's todd kazakiewich is live in cleveland

todd? randy. the decision is being weighed right now whether the team will hit the court tomorrow night. the focus of the reported illnesses-- the chipotle here in cleveland circle. it's closed this morning. 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. >> some of them couldn't get out of bed the other day. >> i just went to eat here this past weekend and i was really sick yesterday. so this is the first time i left my house. todd: chipotle issued a statement saying, "we do not have evidence to suggest that this incident is related to the previous e. coli incident." 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

the restaurant is closed pending an inspectional services investigation. reporting live in brighton, todd kazakiewich, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: a recent ruling giving a man a new murder trial could 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. a fiery crash on route 202 in henniker, new hampshire, leaves a man dead and another injured. investigators say 52-year-old todd gross was speeding in the breakdown lane when he merged into traffic and hit another car. gross's truck then rolled over several times, hitting a tree before catching fire. the area was closed for several hours. the other driver suffered

randy: standing room only at a meeting in canterbury, new hampshire. the crowd strongly supporting getting rid of the town's police department following scandal. however, some selectman say residents might be misguided. >> i think some of the signatures may be on here because people are under the misimpression that there is coverage available to us full time or that we don't need a police department. randy: the meeting comes as chief john laroche is under investigation for sexually abusing a teenage girl more than a decade ago. he is on paid administrative leave this morning. a petition submitted by residents is calling for the elimination of the entire department. >> the chief has mud all over his face so we have no reason to trust our police department. randy: selectmen said they will discuss options brought up at the hearing, including hiring a consulting firm and creating a police review committee made up of residents.

a very surprising story. an eight-year-old fighting breast cancer. randy: the steps being taken to fight this rare form of the disease. plus a new hampshire family will have a brighter christmas, thanks to a stranger. the note left behind at a wal-mart in epping. emily: and ahead in news to go. oscar pistorius back in court after being convicted of murder. the rules he'll have to live by

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a fairly quiet start in both directions. not seeing any accidents or incidents. all the construction is gone. danielle, you need to warm up those cars this morning. it's chilly. danielle: that's right, olessa, because we do have cool temperatures out there. we also have rain on the radar pushing into parts of our area. the cape and the islands especially. the timing will be this. it will be high through the morning hours. once we get through the afternoon, that rain will taper off. temperatures today only warming into the mid 40's and those winds will be gusty out of the north and east at about 10-20 miles an hour. emily. emily: all right, danielle, thank you. a holiday surprise for a new hampshire family. this is the mysterious note left in their bag of christmas gifts after a stranger paid part of 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.

one of the boxes. >> it said, "have a merry christmas. may your family be blessed. god is always watching. have a very merry christmas." >> i feel really happy about someone doing that for our family. emily: robin says the stranger paid $150 on her children's gifts. the family now hoping to thank them for their kindness. randy: updates ahead on one of our breaking stories this morning. the threat forcing a plane to make an emergency landing. and a new way of gauging americans' safety. the new warning from homeland plus liquor licenses could soon be easier yo get in some communities. the proposal that could boost business for some restaurants. underway for this tuesday morning, this is new england's

randy: good morning. it is 5:44. the eyeopener team ready with your news to go in boston and brighton. and erika has the new setback for a kennel that was the site of a deadly fire. first though danielle here with your forecast. we're tracking rain in places. danielle: you can see behind us rain is moving in to the vineyard, in to nantucket and the cape is up next for some of this. we're going to see clouds everywhere today. it's cloudy. it's cool out there. there is lightning associate ed with some of the showers. you can see very far off in the atlantic ocean but a developing area of steadier rain getting ready to push towards, say, the

rhode island. you can see that yellow in there where it is falling at a rate of about 34/100ths of an inch per hour in terms of rainfall totals so we're expecting anywhere from a tenth to two tenths of an inch of rain in total from this system and for today, we are going to warm up into the 40's only through the north shore. it will be cloudy. 40 degrees in worcester. 42 milford. down along the south shore, it is cloudy through bridgewater. in fact, we are starting to bump temperatures back up though by thursday back into the 50's so you see that is that trend. you can see also the upper 40's down along the cape and the islands. so the rain showers look likely especially here for you folks down on the cape and the islands for the morning hours at least. this afternoon. it will be dry tomorrow. still kind of chilly though. back into the 50's though on thursday. i know one person who likes warm temperatures is olessa. good morning. olessa: especially after last year's winter. saugus.

top of the screen. a quiet start in both directions. let's check the rest of your ride as you head south 24 start to go build that volume out of avon. 95 that late-running construction cleared away approaching 128. all lanes are now open. route 3 looks okay. expressway 10-15 braintree to boston. eastbound on the pike you're in good shape. no prob lemes on route 9 just yet. 93 southbound some delays out of methuen. then watching an accident here by montvale avenue. so volume back to concord street with that crash. then it stays wide open down to the leverett connector. trains and buses running on schedule. emily: thank you. 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. we'll bring you more as we get it. randy: breaking overnight. an air france flight from san francisco to paris was diverted to montreal's trudeau airport. there had been an anonymous bomb threat for that flight. the flight landed safely just

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. new controversy for donald trump is getting strong reaction from polls in massachusetts. the eye's sera congi is at the state house with the governor's reaction to trump's call for a ban on muslims entering the u.s. sera: emily and randy, members of both parties as well as leaders here in massachusetts are calling trump's comments anti-american. worse. centers. >> he's simply ridiculous. sera: trump's campaign claims the candidate's proposal comes in response to what they're calling a level of hatred towards americans from, quote, a large segment of the muslim population. but islamic leaders say trump is playing right into the hands of isis by inciting fear. other g.o.p. candidates for

jeb bush calling trump's comments "unhinged." live at the state house this morning, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: sera, "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. emily: republican candidate ben carson is calling for all visitors to the united states to be monitored while they're in the country. his comments came not long after trump's proposal. a carson spokesman said all visitors should have to register when they arrive in the u.s. but added that should not be based on religion. he did not offer specifics on how this would work. todd: chipotle here in cleveland circle remains closed after an apparent outbreak of food poisoning. the restaurant was forced to close after 30 students got sick. that includes eight players on boston college's men's basketball team. the school is now deciding whether the team will hit the court tomorrow night. chipotle issued a statement saying as of now there is no correlation between this case

that affected 50 people in nine states, not massachusetts. the location here in cleveland circle will remain closed pending an investigation by inspectional services. reporting live in brighton, todd kazakiewich, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: the sweetpea friends of rutland animals shelter lost dozens of cats and dogs to a tragic fire last month. now they've lost their license. the board of selectmen in paxton says they want to look at ways to better regulate kennel operations before reissuing it according to" "the telegram." it was november 22 when the shelter caught fire. it's still not clear how. an inspection just days before indicated possible unsuitable living conditions for the animals. a boarding facility run by the organization will have to close for now. the suspension can be appealed. s emily: changes are coming to the terror alert system in this country. homeland security secretary jeh johnson says it will better inform the public about threats, but he didn't give any specifics. this will be the third change to how the homeland security department warns the public

the september 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. the obama administration is expected to release more details soon. randy: mounting pressure on social media platforms to oversee terrorist activity. u.s. senators are pushing legislation that would require facebook, twitter, and youtube to alert authorities of any suspicious activity. emily: jeb bush and hillary clinton will both be campaigning in new hampshire today. bush kicks of a three-day tour in manhcester followed by a stop clinton has an event in salem randy: right now a fire is under investigation in sturbridge. this was the scene when firefighters arrived at 126 river road around 9:30 last night. the flames were so intense, firefighters called in help from more than a dozen surrounding communities. no one was hurt. the state fire marshal's office is helping with the investigation. emily: the hudson, new hampshire, teenager hit by a car on sunday is now in stable condition and is expected to survive.

he's expected to be released from mass general within the next two or three days. the 14-year-old was hit as he crossed highland street. the driver and two other passengers were not hurt. the collision is under investigation and at his point, no charges filed. randy: a ceremony today to honor a worcester firefighter killed in the line of duty. jon davies was killed december 8, 2011. he was trying to search for people inside of a burning triple-decker home. tonight's ceremony is at 6:00 at the franklin street fire station. emily: oscar pistorius back in a south african courtroom today after an appeals court convicted him of murder. overnight a judge granted him bail and put him on house arrest until his sentencing. the olympian has been under house arrest since his release from prison in october. pistorius shot and killed his girlfriend in their home in 2013. randy: an eight-year-old girl just underwent a mastectomy

chrissy turner had the knowledge to go to her parents when she felt a lump in october. both of her parents have had their own cancer battle. chrissy's form of breast cancer has a high rate of recurrence so doctors will be keeping an eye on her about every three months. emily: the mbta is looking at raising fares for riders. a public meeting today could signal what kind of fare hike we're talking about. "the herald" reports the meeting is expected to cover the mbta's new draft fare policy that would establish the guidelines for hiking fares. "t" officials have said they'll make fare changes public by january 6. with a vote expected in february. randy: a train plows into a car in orlando. the people inside were able to get out just in time. the car got stuck on the track. those who live in the area say this happens all the time. fortunately, no one was hurt. emily: governor charlie baker is proposing legislation that would give local leaders control over

their communities. it's an idea that stalled under former governor deval patrick. right now there are quotas on the number of licenses that can be given to bars and restaurants forcing local officials to petition for more licenses. proponents hope it will encourage more business. 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 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 orleans. 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

the eagles death join u2 on the stage. the group was performing last month when their concert was attacked. 90 of the 130 attending were killed. last night they performed the song "i love you all the time." emily: unprecedented security at the vatican today. hundreds of extra police and soldiers are deployed around rome as pope francis prepares to open the holy door of st. peter's basilica. that happened a short time ago. the event marks the start of the pope's holy year of mercy. 100,000 pilgrims are in st peter's square for mass. francis has said he wants the next year to show the merciful and welcoming side of a catholic church. randy: off to a mild start with a little bit of rain in the area. danielle: good morning. that's great. temperatures are in the 40's in most locations although still the 20's in the merrimack valley but it will be cloudy and cool today and breezy especially by the coastline.

and east of i95 i think. and more chances are coming in that search-day forecast. we're in for a very warm weekend ahead. here is that area of low pressure starting to give us some rain. basically moving now towards nantucket, the vineyard, and notice some steadier rain just to the south. all this will be lift to go the north for the south coast, the cape and the islands and even parts of the south shore should get in on some rain. when all is said and done, the best bet for the heaviest rain will be the cape and islands but anywhere in this green area here i do think you could see some showers at least through the morning hours. things should start to wind down once we get past lunchtime. the other big story, of course, the winds especially by the coast. out of the north-northeast at about 10-20 miles an hour today sustained. gusts to near 30. now in boston, there could be a few sprinkles if they make it up there by, say, 9:00 or 11:00 in the morning. mid 40's for highs across the area. the only exception may be down along nantucket because you're already sitting at 50 degrees

it's a cloudy day. it's a breezy day. and then tomorrow we're going to do it all over again. in fact, tomorrow high temperatures will only warm up really into the mid to upper 40's but those winds start to the turn out of the south at about 5-15. that does usher in warmer air as we head for thursday and friday. we're back up into the 50's with another shot of some rain and over the weekend, we could be flirting with record high temperatures on sunday, pushing over 60 degrees. now let's turn our attention to olessa. olessa: good morning, everyone. a like look outside. starting things off right here, a check for the roadways here. this is the zakim bridge, the leverett connector. that traffic getting into boston starting to build that volume now. let's get to the maps and check the rest of your ride. awes head north of town we're watching an accident 90 southbound on the ramp from 495 south to 9 so that ramp might be partially closed. plus volume out of methuen down to right around concord street and then picking up once again approaching an earlier crash

pike eastbound about 15. 495 to 128. then delays as you travel northbound expressway 10-15 braintree to boston. randies, emily. randy: all right, olessa. right now commuter rail passengers are getting packed onto trains. emily: the shortage causing trouble for the rail operator. and new this morning. get a more youthful look by eating differently. the three best foods to fight aging, ahead. randy: we're looking at boston at this hour. pretty pleasant tuesday morning. 5:57. the "eyeopener" continues right

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