>> this is wcvb newscenter five at noon. erika: first at noon, breaking news. chipotle blaming norovirus for sickening dozens of boston college students who ate at the cleveland circle location. let' s get right to newscenter 5' s todd kazakiewich live with the details, todd? todd: that weren' t coming from aaa -- that word coming from

outbreak of no virus and not e. coli. they say they found numerous violations at that location in cleveland circle. the commissioner at boston inspection services says report started coming in of white spread illness. 30 boston college students are sick, including members of the eight men' s basketball team. the department of public health is working with inspectional services on the case. an inspector temporarily suspended chipotle' s permit after finding three violations, cooked chicken and steak was below the proper holding temperature of 140 degrees. an employee was working despite being sick. also, the multiple reports of foodborne illness which poses an imminent health hazard, so the restaurant was shut down until further notice. >> it is a precautionary effort. if there is a question of illness, we want to make sure the establishment will properly

todd: there was also a report of a case of sicknesses at that cleveland circle chipotle in 2008. just to reiterate our breaking news, they say they are being told by city officials this was likely an outbreak of norovirus. erika: the defense rests in the trial of the danvers high school student charged with murder. that means philip chism' s fate will soon be in the hands of the jury. newscenter 5' s sera congi is covering the trial live from salem, sera? sera: the defense resting is a big step in this trial. there is still some eye-opening testimony. today, a doctor got on the stands who tested her and said the teenager is faking mental illness. >> lawyers for the juvenile --

his trial. he is accused of killing his high school teacher two years ago. his attorneys are building an insanity defense and brought several expert witnesses over the last few days to make that case. >> the results this -- suggest it was invalid. sera: today, the prosecution is refuting those witnesses with their own, an expert from mcleans hospital testified she gave chism several tests which determined he was faking symptoms. >> it suggests he was attempting to fake bad, and to demonstrate that he was severely mentally ill. sera: another doctor showed chism these ink blots known as the rorshach test. she testified he had increased teenage tendancies, but was not psychotic. >> i believe that mr chism does that more, but it did not rise to psychosis or delusional thinking. sera: yesterday, the judge

erika: today, they have hit roadblocks. they are trying to decide about whether evidence can be talked about in the open court. we will see if that changes the judges timeline. all clear at somerset high school following a morning bomb threat or classes were delayed two hours walt local and state police swept that school. no word on the source of after. people, we have to use vigilance and our country only will have many more world' s and our country will never be the same. erika: donald trump refusing to back down. the republican presidential frontrunner defending his controversial proposal to ban all muslims from entering the u.s. trump' s comments continue to trigger outrage both here and abroad. kenneth moton is tracking the firestorm. kenneth: donald trump taking on the world' s more than one billion muslims.

entering the united states until our countries representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. kenneth: the double down on his controversial remarks as george stephanopoulos press for details. donald trump: if a person is a muslim, goes overseas and comes back, they can come back, they are a citizen, that is different. we have to figure things out. kenneth: his muslim band was met with a standing ovation at a campaign rally and succulent. >> we have to get control. kenneth: it was a chorus of condemnation across the country and globe. >> he is more like the leader of a lynch mob and a great nation. kenneth: the u.k. prime minister called his comments divisive and wrong. his gop rivals quickly spoke out against the plan. house speaker paul ryan, uber the comments on the 2016 race,

-- who really comment on the 2016 race. >> that is not with this party stands for and one portly, not with this country stands for. kenneth: unfazed by his critics , has even been compared to hitler. even though he continues his call for a ban on muslims, he told another morning program he loves muslims he just wants them to "turn in the bad ones." erika: details continue to emerge about the couple at the center of the california shooting rampage. the fbi now says it has an unusually large deposit into his bank account just before the attack, suggesting a compasses. they have surveillance video of the pair doing target practice at locations throughout los angeles days before the massacre. syed farook was often seen alone. but authorities say his wife knew how to handle an assault rifle evidenced by how she fired her weapon at police last week from the back of an suv. they also say there' s no doubt

well in advance. >> we have learned and believe that both subjects were radicalized and have been for quite some time. erika: the focus is on a friend and neighbor who bought the high-powered guns used to kill the 14 innocent victims. investigators spent most of yesterday grilling the former security guard and convert to islam about whether he knew about the attacks in advance. right now, this man is being held on $100,000 bail, charged with stealing remains from a family mausoleum at hope cemetery. amador medina, who claims to be a santeria priest, appeared in worcester district court this morning. he was arrested friday after two garbage bags full of remains were found on his porch in hartford, connecticut. inside police say they' ve found human bones, animal remains and shrines with candles. medina claims he paid someone to steal the remains. right now one person is dead , after a stabbing in dorchester overnight. it happened at a home on nightingale street just after midnight. it' s not clear what went wrong. but crews on the scene saw a

officers. is a man in his 20' s. one of the teens accused of killing a new bedford veteran walked away from the fall river group home that was watching over him. now, an internal review is trying to figure out how he managed to stay 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 state supervision until he turned 21. although local police were informed about him going missing according to the globe state , police weren' t alerted until two weeks later. new at noon, crews demolish the home where four people died in a fire last friday. sonia cruz, her sister maritza, niece yasmin, and nephew rodolfo mercedes were all killed. investigators are still trying to figure out how the fire on bruce place started. they' re asking anyone with photos or video to turn them in.

clouds over boston. cloudy temperatures. today. cape, the islands, parts of the south, even boston. just be aware of that. showers should be winding down as we go through the afternoon. it is due to this area of low pressure. you can see if oh pull away. once it does, it will take the rain and clouds with it. on local live radar, a couple showers from plymouth, up to wellesley, nantucket. for the boston area, the form of light drizzle. newberry port, even beverly seeing that. rain chances are on the high side from now until 2:00 p.m. shopping off by 4:00 p.m. after 6:00 p.m., it will be winding down. temperatures right now in the 30'

worcester, 41 in boston. s on the cape. this morning. that is where they will stay through the afternoon. wind is pretty breezy out of the north-northeast at 10-20 miles per hour. class. the next 12 hours in boston, it is mostly cloudy. we start to clear things out. big changes are coming. we will talk about the warm up in the days ahead. erika: thank you so much. knifepoint in franklin, new hampshire. the suspect hitting the shop express on central street around 6:30 last night. if you recognize him call police. to sturbridge where this major fire is under investigation. this was the scene when crews arrived at 126 river road around 9:30 last night. the flames were so intense, firefighters called for a 4th alarm to bring in help from more than a dozen surrounding communities. the state fire marshal' s office is helping with the investigation. a public hearing being held today about a possible fare hike

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. that could include restructuring the fare system with discounts for low income riders. meantime 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 8700 seats on 179 trains according to the herald. keolis gets fined by the state when they run trains without enough seats. commitment 2016 now another big day of campaigning in new hampshire, as the clock ticks down to the primary. republican jeb bush is in the middle of three days of campaigning in the granite state. today he' ll be talking to voters at saint anslem' s college, followed by appearances in manchester and hooksett. meantime democrat hillary

hampshire. she is holding a town hall meeting tonight at the woodbury school in salem. new video of a violent jail cell encounter. why it' s being released now years after it happened. a federal judge, the victim of a vicious home invasion. the dramatic 911 calls for help. much cooler today with rain for parts of our area, but big temp swings are coming. when we could see near record highs in the 7 day forecast. and new details about e-cigarettes. the troubling find, by harvard

erika: a terrifying crash caught on camera in florida. watch as a freight train slams into this car in orlando. the honda apparently got stuck on the tracks. a group of people tried to push it off. when that didn' t work, the driver and passenger step away. and just in time with just seconds to spare. luckily no one was hurt. an air france flight from san francisco diverted to montreal after a bomb threat. it happened just before midnight. the flight bound for paris landed safely. all 231 passengers and 15 crew members were evacuated and searched.

france flights from the u.s. to paris were diverted because of bomb threats. new video of a violent confrontation inside a chicago jail cell. a prisoner tasered by officers and dragged down a hallway later dies. now, years later, officials say those officers went too far. officers are seen entering the cell where phillip coleman was being held. the box on the screen is for privacy around a toilet. coleman is lying down when officers hit him with several charges from a taser. moments later comes the part that police brass concede shouldn' t have happened. coleman' s limp body is dragged down the corridor. officers pulling him by the wrists. chicago' s mayor releasing a statement saying, i do not see how the manner in which mr. coleman was physically treated could possibly be acceptable . this happened three years ago, after coleman who graduated from the university of chicago, inexplicably attacked his mother in their home. police say he spit blood on

>> it was just a lot of frustration going on. he was in the car. he was pounding on the paddy wagon door. erika: police took coleman to the hospital where doctors gave him a sedative. an autopsy determined he died from an allergic reaction to that drug and not the use of force by police. nonetheless, their treatment of coleman while in custody is now being investigated. and 3 years later for the first time police admit this incident , should' ve been handled differently especially considering officers may have been dealing with someone with mental health issues. documents reveal the officers involved received only one day suspensions. t consider the case closed. oscar pistorius is now free on murder. a judge ruled his house arrest will continue until he is sentenced at a hearing in april. last week south africa' s supreme court of appeal overturned his conviction for culpable homicide in the shooting death of of his girlfriend and convicted him of pistorius' lawyers do say they plan to appeal the new conviction.

own home, forced to run barefoot through the woods as she called 911 for help. >> indian hill, 911. >> we have a home invasion. erika: police in ohio say the suspects followed federal judge susan dlott and her husband home to rob them. police say the suspects put guns to their heads. dlott' s husband was thrown down the stairs but she was able to get away. >> they are in your house right now? >> yes! my husband and the dog there. there are three black men with guns it and masks in the house. >> i' meet you. m in somebody' s house. erika: the suspects were caught during a traffic stop and could face federal charges. police say judge dlott was not targeted, the crime was random. the country' s highest warning for pollution. factories and schools have been ordered to close and limits placed on vehicles.

stay inside amid the hazardous conditions. a rare opportunity to peer out to the limits of our solar system. the tiny moving white point you see is a small planet-like that' s more than 3 billion miles away from the sun. closest-ever images they' ve been able to take. the new horizons probe by pluto captured them. the next time its expected to be able to get a similar look at that distance is in about three years. really exciting to see, a rare opportunity. danielle: a very rare opportunity. we are having ever opportunity to get some rain. we could use it. we are down almost to 10 inches for the year in boston. you see behind us and active radar for some areas, especially southeastern massachusetts, the cape getting in on some of this rain. you can see it is starting to

right now, out to the east, nantucket, the vineyard all seeing showers. plymouth seeing a couple, even around boston, newberry port. very light in nature . we are not picking up impressive totals. this is due to that area of low pressure. as it continues to move to the east, we will see rain chances the window away. clouds will eventually pull away, too. one 100 of -- one inch. what happens on the south -- on lingering showers around. once we get to 5:00, 6:00 at conditions improve. it will still be cloudy. get to midnight or so. it is a little too soon. clear, temperatures will begin to drop.

this is how most today, unfortunately. not the best today. 41 degrees, light rain even in boston. wind out of the north at 12 makes it feel more like 34 degrees in boston. it is a cold today compared to yesterday where we were in the s. it is a big change. 41 in boston, 37 in worcester, 39 in kane and orange right now. you factor in those winds and it feels like freezing in worcester, low 40' s on the cape. it is a chilly rain ongoing. it is a chilly rain because we have strong wind, 20 miles per hour sustained on nantucket are gusts to near 30. that will continue for the back down toward the overnight hours. for tonight, we drop back into the 20' s and merrimack valley and worcester. ready to in boston. if you are heading out first thing tomorrow morning, you need a winter coat good tomorrow

back in the mid-to upper 40' s. mostly cloudy skies, but it will be a dry day. tomorrow night into thursday, we disturbance come through. there could be some areas of thursday. as we look ahead to the weekend, forecasting. not only sunshine. temperatures are going to rebound into the 60' s. in fact, we could be near record highs, both in boston and worcester on sunday. the record in boston is 63, worcester at 62. i think we get close to that. we will see a lot of sunshine, it is a great weekend. we just have to get through the rest of today. erika: a warning this noon for smokers. harvard researchers say a flavoring chemical linked to severe respiratory disease has been found in most e-cigarettes. the chemical has been linked to a condition known as popcorn lung that first appeared in workers who inhaled artificial

popcorn. researchers say the findings show there is still a lot to be learned about the dangers of e-cigarettes. trying to lose weight? happy meals might be the trick. researchers say the smaller meals provided by places like mcdonalds could help stop adults from over-eating especially if a small reward is offered. test subjects tended to opt for smaller meals if it meant a miles or gift cards over a bigger meal. can' t wait to get your mail? the post office wants to help. the new feature it' s testing out to let you know what' s about to

erika: a unique idea in dubai. check out this under water tennis court. 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. at this point, there are no investors for the project. who knows if it will actually happen. danielle: that looks neat. t wait to see what' s about to end up in your mailbox? new feature that sends you email notifications with pictures of your mail.

be alerted every morning except sundays through their digital inbox. you can get up to 10 images a day showing the front side of unopened letters. i don' t want that because all i get is bills. [laughter] danielle: no thank you. no thank you for this weather today. unfortunately, it is raining in a lot of areas. if you' re not, you are sing cloudy skies. it will be warmer this weekend. erika: holiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. everything in one place.

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