announcer: now on newscenter 5. pam: a mild december brings boston. how this weather bonus is proving costly to some. sunday. and when we could see some rain. bob: wreaths of honor. veterans are remembered during the holidays. national captioning institute, which is responsible for its visit ncicap.org] bob: history is made in paris

pam: nearly 200 nations adopt the first global pact to fight climate change. the paris agreement aims to keep global temperatures from rising another 1.8 degrees fahrenheit between now and the year of 2100. the deal will also help poorer nations pay for the effects of global warming. president obama addressed the delegates. president obama: our goal is high and we want to work together. this agreement represents the best chance we have had to save the one planet that we' ve got. pam: right now climate change protests are wrapping up in boston. today, activists rallying demanding bold action from international leaders. environmental, labor and religious groups among those on boston common. they marched and held a rally at the state house. so far, no arrests. bob: meanwhile, mid-december temperatures soared into the sixties in many parts of the state

coming. and though most welcome this mild december, for those in the ski business it' s tough going. our juli mcdonald is live at wachusett mountain tonight. juli. juli: yeah, bob, that' s right. when you pull off at the mountain, you are going to see three feet of snow. a welcomed 500 through 700 guests tonight, that they are hoping to see some big changes in their season that runs from the day after christmas until the end of february. it is a holiday -- >> it. juli customers have been dreaming of a white christmas. today' s snow.

and 22 degrees. >> normally we would not do this right after the rain but we are going to take every opportunity we can. juli: skiers and snowboarders tell us they are happy to be in the mountain and on their gear. >> i am happy. how can you not be happy? it is 50 degrees and you have snow in the music is playing. life is good. >> it is amazing, honestly, what they can do. i am really impressed. juli: to make up for the lack of snow, they are looking to make up for the snow in other ways by bringing in bands. >> i hope they do this all year. i will be appear at least three days a week.

juli: and right now, it is open on the weekends on friday, saturday, and sunday, but once they get a good stretch of those ideal conditions, they can open up a trail at night. right now they are taking it day by day. pam: and stormteam 5' s danielle vollmar joins me. so unusual for this time of year , danielle. but i love it. danielle: i want to show you that it is 60 degrees in boston and in a low 60' s on the cape as well as the islands. we are going to see near-record warmth today, but not shattering any records. the record was 63 in boston. but there is change coming. we can see temperatures in the 40' s in the low 40'

s right now in worcester, upper 40' s on the cape, and as we go to the next 12 hours on the cape, we are great as he temperatures drop into the mid-40' s. also notice that they are going to -- that we are going to see more clouds heading in through the overnight hours. you can see on sunlight a radar here, is cold front is moving its way through the region -- on satellite and radar here, there is this cold front moving its way through the region. i will have a complete timeline. pam? pam: today we learn the identity of a pedestrian killed in lynn. state police say 26-year-old miguel delrosario was not walking in the crosswalk on the lynnway when he was struck. he was taken to an area hospital where he died.

him, matthew reppucci, of new he' s been charged with driving with a suspended license. bob: new hampshire state police nab a man for driving the wrong way down interstate 89. 26-year-old sean list is charged with drunk driving and reckless conduct. multiple drivers reported that at one point narrowly missing a tractor trailer. police used spike strips to stop list' s vehicle and arrested him. the investigation continues into the mbta' the red line train left braintree thursday morning and rumbled through four stations it by cutting power to the rails. 5 investigates finding the operator did not follow several procedures. those actions could cost him his job. a disciplinary hearing will be held on monday. pam: on cape cod today, a growing holiday tradition at the veterans cemetery. volunteers placing wreaths on the graves of those who served. thousands of wreaths bringing color and pride to this hallowed ground. our sera congi has the story from bourne. sera: it' s a holiday mission requiring hundreds, volunteers lay wreaths for thousands of war veterans at the national cemetery in bourne. rick: it' s something i' ve always

sera: rick ezersky is here to honor his father and mother, both buried here. rick: i think it' s just fantastic to see the people that remember those that fought, to keep their freedom. sera: a special ceremony marks the annual event. every wreath is donated. captain mills: to remember that we are one nation with one flag. sera: but there are not enough wreaths for the over 58,000 veterans who rest here, second largest behind arlington cemetery. captain mills: i would love, i would love to have 58,000 wreaths here. sera: organizers set a goal of 5000 wreaths for the ceremony, thanks to a last minute donations, surpassed the goal. captain mills: i was at 4683, pushed us up to over 6000. sera: it' s too late to contribute for this holiday

will go towards next christmas. john: my grandfather was world war one veteran infantry. sera: it' s an act of respect family members like john bulkley say these veterans have earned to remember those who sacrified for our freedom. >> to remember, to continue what they' ve done for this country. sera: in bourne, sera conti. pam: and final goodbyes today for a korean war vet. his funeral comes 65 years after he was declared missing in full honors and a horse drawn carriage brought him from this waltham church to his final resting place. dakin was 22. his parents are deceased. only one sister is living. but other relatives joined neighbors. a great nephew remembers. >> the news in 1950 that he was missing in action allowed my grandparents to think that their only son and my aunt, his only sister, to think a son would return home. mime family -- my family never

pam: dakin was identified through dna analysis. more than 7800 americans are still unaccounted for from the korean war. bob: the question of the day for patriot fans would rob gronkowski fly to houston with his teammates therefore keeping hope alive that he' ll play tomorrow against the texans. answer: yes, yes, gronk made the trip to houston. he remains questionable for the game tomorrow night which means the patriots believe his chances of playing are 50-50. gronk suffered a bone bruise and sprain to his right knee against the broncos. the patriots lost that game and they lost the eagles game, which gronk didn' t play and that gives is. always wish we could have these kind of talks whenever we went, whether it is jules or cronk -- gronk. bob: more from the patriots and

matinee performance at the garden coming up in sports. pam: a serious health scare at a california hospital, a nurse diagnosed with t.b. why hundreds of mothers and

announcer: you' re watching newscenter 5 at 6:00. bob: the investigation continues into the san bernardino terror attack. fbi agents recovered a number of items from a lake after receiving a tip that the two shooters had visited the area the day of the killings which left 4 people dead and 21 wounded. authorities would not specify what the items were. they believe the couple may have gone to the lake to dump evidence after the shooting. pam: the copley plaza hotel celebrates its 4-legged ambassadors today. catie and carley copley rang in their birthdays with a special party. catie turned 14. while carley turned five. children and their families attended the festivities which featured a reading of the children' s book about catie copley followed by a birthday cake.

month after more than a decade of service. bob: hundreds of half-naked santas hit the streets of boston [laughter] bob: the 16th annual santa speedo run was held in the back bay. they look great. proceeds raised go to the play ball foundation. since its inception the event has raised over $1.6 million. they could have gotten 30 degree temperatures, but it was nice for them. danielle vollmar just ahead with changes with the weather.

pam: california medical specialist scrambling this

hundreds of babies could be at risk for a dangerous disease. the santa clara valley medical center said a nurse tested positive for tuberculosis. she works in the mother and infant care center in san jose. as a precaution, 350 infants who may have been exposed now must be tested. they are not calling it an emergency, but they conceded is a serious situation. >> tuberculosis can travel throughout the body to other areas, including the brain. pam: medical specialists are recommending that all babies born at the hospital this fall get antibiotics for six to nine months. bob: commitment 2016 finds donald trump taking on the supreme court' s chief justice as well as rival ted cruz. he called chief justice roberts a disappointment. and attacked his former friend senator cruz. gloria riviera reports.

new only campaign -- taking a new on the campaign trail. donald trump: can you hear me now? gloria: but that did not stop the interruptions. one after another, protesters were ushered out. many were upset at the candidate' s proposal to ban all muslims. donald trump: we don' t want people coming in and knocking down trade centers and happening -- and causing things that happened last week and severed and you know, these radical, horrible people. we do not what what happened in paris and what happened here. gloria: the gop front-runner was facing different kinds of questions. on "fox and friends," he was asked about ted cruz. donald trump: i do like ted cruz, but not a lot of evangelicals come out of cuba, in all fairness.

of catholics come out of cuba and a lot of street people come out of cuba, but i was having a little fun with ted. gloria: he is trump' s number one contender in iowa. this is still the first time he has taken erect shots at the texas senator. >> if anybody else gets elected, i just think it is going to be a disaster. gloria: the race is heating up with just 51 days left until the iowa caucuses. >> now your storm forecast with meteorologist danielle vollmar. danielle: it was a warm december day, feeling more like mid april instead of mid-december. the vineyard saw 61, boston checked in at 60, and bedford checked in at 60 as well. it is running well above where we should be. this is going to continue into the rest of the weekend and even

but temperatures tomorrow are going to drop. notice it is worcester. we have a cold front turning the winds and that is going to bring in a not only cooler weather, but more clouds as we head through the day tomorrow. it looks like this, cloudy and cooler for your sunday, we are tracking some much-needed rain on monday, and that will go from late monday night and into early tuesday. the mild temperatures are going to continue over the next couple of days. you can see it out there right now holding on, in boston, worcester, springfield, but cooler up in concord at 51 degrees, so that cold front has made its way there. it will be into the 30' s for the meramec valley, low 40' s in worcester, low 40' s in boston,

nantucket. it will be a mostly cloudy night, we are not expecting much in the way of fog. in terms of cloud cover, you notice that by 5:00, it is pretty much there, and because we have a north wind, this could make an impact, especially on the cape and islands, if anything at all. mostly through the day, it will be a mostly cloudy day, the wind will be coming off of the water, so it will feel a little bit cooler tomorrow. but still, it is mild by the december standards. we should be in the mid 40' s. 50 boston -- 50 for boston tomorrow and at the cape. our next storm system is up to the west and there is a warm front associated with it. warm air is going to make its way back in on monday and even into tuesday. those rain chances are on the way, especially as we get towards monday night.

on tuesday, because it will be so warm, we will have some gusty wind and we may even see or hear some thunder with this because it is going to be so warm as the system approaches. let me map this after you on monday in terms of the rain. we may have some patchy drizzle, but that is really about it. that will slowly crawl over our range and we will have gusty downpours. we may get an inch, to an inch and a half in some spots. it is breezy entry mild on tuesday with temperatures still in the upper 50' s. then that cooler air works its way in at we are back in two the upper 40' s on thursday and friday and finally on saturday, we feel more like winter. i am meteorologist danielle vollmar. >> now sportscenter 5 with bob halloran. bob h.: today'

spoon fed, and tuukka rask led ryan spooner with a pair of goals, but it' s rask who appears to have returned to form. 6-0-and-2 in his last eight starts, another solid outing at the garden this afternoon as the b' s beat the panthers, 3-1. nothing happening midway through the first period until this happens -- torey krug takes the errant pass at the point, flips the puck on net and spooner deflects it home for his sixth goal of the year. spooner back in the right spot in the second period b' s on the power play. bergeron feeds him and spooner snaps one off from the dot, 2-0, bruins. third period shut-out still in tact but former bruin reilly smith with a hard slapper past rask so, now we' ve got a 1-goal game with six minutes to go. but the bruins hold on and add an empty netter from brad marchand. b' s now 8-1-and-2 in their last 11 games. 3-1, the final today. and we wanted to show you this from last night' s kings-penguins game during the shoot-out, kings goalie jonathan quick, is just that he' s quick but he' s also pretty, pretty, pretty fancy. he stops that one with a behind-the-back glove save. rob gronkowski is in houston

tomorrow night. definitely making the texans think he might play and therefore making the texans spend time preparing for him. so, it' s a win-win for the patriots. either he plays or the texans wasted time game-planning for him. gronk is still listed as questionable, so it' ll be a game time decision whether he plays . he only missed one game with a bone bruise and sprain to his right knee. so a return this soon is a bit unexpected, but he may be ready to give it a go. romeo and belichick, for never was a story of more woe than this, of belichick and his romeo. belichick and romeo crennel won rings patriots and also coached together in cleveland. wherefore art thou now, romeo? with the texans so while parting is such sweet sorrow they will be together again when it be ' morrow. paraphrasing a little bill shakespeare for you while bill belichick gets his team ready

five of the texans coaches have worked with or played for belichick but crennel the texans defensive coordinator and belichick go back over 30 years. >> he does a great job. i love working with him. he has coached defensive teams, he has a lot of experience. bob h.: it feels like last night' s celtics warriors game is worth another look just an outstanding effort from the celtics taking the undefeated defending champions to double over-time kelly olynyk came up with a big effort of a season high 28 points but that wasn' t enough to get his coach to gush. >> he made plays, you know, and he did them against trayvon, center. that is what we need him to do. bob h.: the celtics will be getting underway in less than an hour in charlotte we' ll have those highlights tonight at

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danielle: all right, nice today, nice tomorrow, a little bit cooler tomorrow. but still, not bad, december-wise. we will have anywhere to half an inch to an inch of rain in the overnight, and it will be windy. bob: