worcester now say two men's remains may have been stolen from-second mausoleum. >> a city wide check of all undertaken. custody. he's being held tonight on $ ned $100,000 bail. >> new recommendationes have been issued to improve safety at fenway park. john atwater is there from reaction with a woman seriously hurt there this summer. john? >> this is something she's been pushing for since she was hit in the head with a bat. it prompted legal officials to address safety and now netting

70 feet which is a wider span. they will design new safety netting that will be installed for the 2016 season. the team is also contacting ticket holders whose views could be impacted by the new netting. the woman hit by that broken bat this summer says to the extent that the catastrophe was a stimulus to provide additional netting, at leave something good will have come out of her injuries and suffering. still recovering after what happened here at fenway park and we just spoke with another woman who was hit by a ball here, suffered a concussion this summer. coming up at 6:00, her reaction to the plans to install new netting. live outside, john atwater, newscenter 5. >> right now the search continues for a second suspect in a quincey home invasion a pregnant woman was among the victims tied up. rhondella richardson is live in

today from the house but a man is charged and being held on $100,000 bail. police are looking for a second suspect and say the 22-year-old is not very cooperative. >> detectives back at the scene. his daughter called 911 as robbers broke in and threatened the pregnant stepmother. >> police say this was not a random break-in. they were looking for big bucks. >> she said the money was in her purse. the suspect says that's not what he wanted. where is the money? he put the gun against the temple of her forehead. >> they stole $40,000 the family had in a brown paper bag. police chased down murphy, but not the money. murphy was also carrying a knife

>> clear tape in the kitchen, wrapped sweater around and taped to it her head. >> the family owns a bakery. neighbors trying to piece everything together. >> it's, you know, obviously a shame to see that happened. especially with a pregnant mother and kids. >> it's a lot of money to have in the house. it's crazy. >> in court the prosecutor pointed out how the mother was dragged down the stairs by that second suspect in a ski mask and how she kept saying she was home from finding her daughter. tonight after being hurt battling this fire. flames sparked at the multifamily home on paul street. it happened this morning. crews quickly gained control of the fire. the injuries are said minor. several students lived inside home and every one of them made it out safely.

up another girl and threatening her with a gun. let's get to newscenter 5 jack harper. he's live in plainville. all starting over a boy? >> that's what they are saying. the dad of the victim is the one who brought it here to the police station. the story. it may have started as a rift between teenage girls bore a boy but the charges are serious including a kidnapping. >> this is what plainville police say was used to terrorize add 16-year-old girl. a replica 9 millimeter handgun. the trouble began in an apartment on washington street the night after thanksgiving. >> the victim said when she got to the washington street apartment there was a pretty big party going on. a lot of drinking according to police and one of the girls asked her if she had been dating an ex-boyfriend. when she said yes, things allegedly got rough. >> the victim told detectives she was struck on the head with a hard object. >> then with one girl recording on her phone, victim was

the other suspect holding gun to her head saying, i'm going to shoot you in the head. >> two 18-year-olds are charged with possession of alcohol and ammunition. police also say they found this sustain gun. they are charged shawn with possession of that weapon. >> the three 18-year-olds obviously are out. they were able to post bond but the 15-year-olds are being held and a hearing is planned for tomorrow. in plainville, jack harper, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> 44 degrees. harvey joins us. a little warm-up coming our way? >> absolutely. yesterday we barely made it into the 40's. some only in the 30's. today mainly in the 40's but it. from now on, for a while, it looks like 50s or even better coming up. we have a light southeast to southerly wind and clouds that will add in moisture and it will be heavily overcast. by late tonight and first thing

or a few showers could be around. you should expect a damp morning commute. tomorrow afternoon, temperatures in the 50s, easily with the help wind and i'll talk about how long the mild temperatures will stick around once they return in a little while. >> new at 5:00, some good news from governor charlie baker after last winter's record snowfall. we all remember that. massachusetts is expected to receive $120 million in federal disaster assistance. that's the most ever awarded to the bay state in the wake of a natural disaster. about half the money will reimburse cities and towns for storm-related costs. >> for us this led to an enormous en. a -- engagement and that drew in manpower

help combat the snow that seemed end. >> they have already distributed $24 million and besides cities and towns they will also reimburse state agencies and nonprofit organizations. >> we have new information into california. >> the f.b.i. has released new about the couple who carried out the attack in san bernardino and tonight we're learning more about the evidence found on their cell phones computers. >> a terror plot years making. 2013. >> they were actually radicalized better they started courting or dating each other online and were working very hard to understand, did they have other plans. >> law enforcement sources say images recovered from electronics couple tried to locations including a high school but it's targets. >> when somebody launches this

are other sites. >> the mother has been added to the terror watch list to prevent her from traveling and gun charges may be filed against his former neighbor, marquez. the 24-year-old is accused of rifles nearly four years ago. weapons paula watched the team. >> spraying the room across, i life. >> a vigil was held today for the victims at san bernardino valley college, while across the country, anti-islamic rhetoric and vandalism also heats up. >> threatening voicemails were left at a st. louis mosque and surveillance video shows a pig's head being thrown at a mosque in pennsylvania. >> the f.b.i. director said investigators have not identified any isis networks operating in the united states and they are working to find out if the killer's marriage was

>> boston college is taking new action to stop a norovirus outbreak. at least 120 students are sick. most ate at the chipotle. all dining halls have stopped self service as a precaution. cleaning crews will pay special attention to public places. the inspectors have discovered health violations at the chipotle including an instance in which an employee was sick but still came to work. donald trump on the defensive. >> more backlash from his call about preventing all muslims from entering the united states. >> the prosecution efforts in the murder trial of chism. the testimony heard and thousand judge plans to move forward. >> another dangerous fire involving a hoverboard. how stunned shoppers reacted

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the helicopters of wls in chicago there has been a post in the streets all day long demanding the resignation of emmanuel, all after he apologized death of a white victim at the hands of a black police officer. >> two afghan air force students are missingn from a american base in georgia. they have been training with the 81st fighter squadron since february. both men failed to show up for training this week. a spokesman says there is zero evidence that the two men are terrorists. last year three afghan soldiers disappeared from cape cod and were captured trying to cross the canadian border. >> donald trump is now feeling the heat for his anti-muslim stance but he says he doesn't care and tonight the president is

keep muslims from traveling to the united states. >> new calls to dump trump reached new york city hall. the global criticism to ban muslims from traveling to the united states is increasing. >> he represents the face of something very evil in this country. >> trump taking hits but apparently not among g.o.p. voters. >> the celebrity and politician received big applause on live with kelly and michael. >> our country has to get its act together. it's not about religion. this is about safety. >> on the 150th anniversary of the 13th amend chairman abolished slavery president obama alluded to the recent trump rhetoric. >> we betray the efforts of the past if we fail to push back against bigot tri in all its forms. >> people overseas are pushing back. the billionaire is losing business in predominantly muslim countries. in the uk there is a petition asking parliament to keep trump out of the country although it's unlikely to go

>> my understanding -- they have banned -- will the government lead by example in considering making mr. donald trump -- >> secretary of state john kerry says trump's comments don't help the united states in the world stage. >> it makes our job of reaching out to people and sharing the real america just that much more complicated and that much more difficult. >> trump will visit israel's prime minister this month. netanyahu did reject trump's recent remarks but says the meeting still on because he meets with all u.s. presidential candidates. >> the first baltimore police officer to go on trial in the freddie gray case took the stand to defend himself today. officers william porter is charged with manslaughter for failing to call for a medic -- gray died from a severe spinal injury after being arrested and transported. prosecutors also say porter didn't buckle gray in as rules

>> the man accused of opening fire at a colorado planned parenthood clinic stunned a courtroom by declaring that he's "a warrior for babies." 57-year-old robert deer made those comments today as he was formally charged with three counts of first-degree murder. he said he was guilty and there would be no trial. three people were killed, nine others wounded in the shooting incident last month. >> take a look at the 67 in l.a. nearly 50 in washington. 44 in minneapolis. it doesn't look like december on the map. >> absolutely. it won't feel like december around here for the next seven days, i can tell you that it will be amazing. let's check it can out for you. first, today, okay, not far from average. a little bit of is up this morning. not too much, but it will get milder than this. that i can assure you. the record for today was 70 set back in 1966. the record low, 8 below set back in 1902. that's right. 8

it's hard to fathom anything like that when the air masses have been fairly mild around the region. let's check it out. only the very first day was below average in terms of high temperature. otherwise, we've been above and we're averaging 5 1/2 warmer than normal hit. that's pretty significant. boston is at 44 now. do i want you to note a southerly wind. with that wind direction and the clouds that are over us it's not going to be an especially chilly night. temperatures won't drop that much from the readings we have now, because it is already out of the southeast or south across the region. 40's. far areas or distant areas north into the of. this either drizzle or a couple not early tonight but late morning. it could be a little damp for that morning commute tomorrow. maybe murky. you can see the clouds are over us now but when you add in that

will lead to a bit of drizzle or a few showers scattered around the region around the time of that morning commute but tomorrow afternoon, just a little bit of brightening. we don't need full clearing that combined with the take us up into the 50s and even though it will turn cloudy overnight tomorrow night and early friday i think we have more in the way of sunshine. better clearing coming in for for the cape on friday afternoon. or touching 60 degrees on friday. the idea is that the mild weather is going to be sticking around beyond that. here's an idea of the high temperatures tomorrow. notice upper 50s are pretty common. even without too much sun, and ed showed you, as di a few minutes ago, the temperatures. here's another look at how warm it is over the continental united states. you see a 53 in pierre, south dakota, and bismarck. it's 54 degrees.

with our weather coming from the west, we can't help but be mild and mild we will be. really, the entire seven-day forecast all have temperatures above the average throughout the entire time period. for tomorrow, you know there could be a little dampness. high around 60 degrees. saturday, also around 60. the interesting thing is that we are talking about temperatures that could be near record levels at times over the next few days. we have to go way out until monday when a system will approach from the west. we may run into a situation on showersta. either monday, monday night or on tuesday. turns cooler but not that much colder. maybe even one more temperature warm-up even after that. so i do see possibly something road but it's maybe like eight to 10 days and beyond.

>> white house, doesn't look like december at all. >> an angel is making holiday gift giving a lot easier for some local residents. the woman paid off the 19 outstanding lay-away bills at the store in brockton. our partners at the brockton enterprise report the items were largely clothing and they to theed totalled about $345. she did it because she very grateful for all the things in her life and she was making a gift. so when people pick up their gift and it's paid off what a gift. >> i was going to give christine a round of applause. on the east coast we didn't see a disastrous hurricane season at all this year. >> no. but many who live here saw their homelands devastated. tests being made on one of the smallest islands in the caribbean. >> surprising new research on children and adch. >> coming up at 6:00, boston tradition, hear why the man in

>> let's go back live to chicago. they want the mayor of chicago emmanuel to resign in the wake of the shooting of a black man in the streets of chicago by a chicago police officer. the mayor apologized. protests have taken to the streets.

michigan avenue as well. there are police at the scene orderly. just a number of people demanding change in the city. the hurricane season is now over. we were not hit but many boston area residents are working to help rebuild their homeland. >> pam cross reports one of the smallest islands in the caribbean needs the most help. pam: it was only a tropical devastating to the tiny island. 15 inches of rain created catastrophic flooding. prijs wiped out. roads gone. entire villages flattened. 370 homes destroyed. >> two weeks after the disaster, we were able to supply a large container of supplies. >> boston is a long ways from the island but caribbean roots run deep.

sent two shipments of supplies. with the emergency over the hard work of rebuilding is ahead. >> bridges and roads and businesses that were destroyed, so imagine the island will very little resources, how difficult that will be for us. pam: rebuilding could cost $600 million. it's known as the nature island for its eco-tourism, vistas for hiking and waterfalls. leaders are asking the world to help while others have begun fundraising in cities like new york, washington and boston. >> we don't have oil, diamonds or gold. we have people. resilient people, and that's a great resource, but money talks. >> the country was set back in 20ers in terms of development by erica. we've got more information at wcvb.com.

newscenter 5. >> closing arguments set in the chism murder trial. >> the decision made by the judge and the final testimony that was heard today. >> the former camp counselor admitting to the sexual assault of a teenage boy

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>> breaking news, human remains may have been stolen from a second worcester mausoleum. three bodies may have been taken from hope cemetery. a connecticut man was arrested last week on charges he stole five more from the same cemetery. >> red sox are making changes to fenway park. netting behind home plate will be extended further down the baseline. following new league recommendations after several fan injuries last season. >> also breaking, we fake you live to chicago. protestors are taking to the streets demanding the resignation of the mayor. it comes hours after he apologized for the death of a black teenager at the hands of a white officer. >> harvey joins us. a pretty typical december day. >> later on, harvey? the tip-off is tonight. normally at night the temperatures go down. it's not going to happen tonight. even though it was