>> now on newscenter 5. ( f our year old boy killed >> in >> the fire in west point. today' s chilly temperatures will not laugh. when we can see record heat this week. and rain that comes with it. >> the new arrest just made in connection with a break in. >> boston' s news leader. this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:00. heather: breaking news. a third arrest connected with a break in at the armory and worcester. reid: kelly joining us now with details. kelly: tyrone james from dorchester is accused of helping to broker the sales of the

he is charged with lying to federal investigators and being a felon in possession of a firearm. the former u.s. army reservist accused of stealing the weapons that you see on the screen allegedly brought them to james to sell them, including m11 pistols. 16 weapons were taken from the u.s. army reserve armory in worcester last months. federal investigators say james sent text messages on his phone asking people if they were looking to buy guns. james is expected to appear in federal court tomorrow. right now. if it feels chilly, just wait. mike: that was winter. after this, it is going to be today was 41. 40. closer to where we are supposed to be this time of year. check out the temperatures right now we are starting to cool off.

boston under degrees -- 40 degrees. a lot of 30' s showing up. for december this would be nice to normal the weather. the winds continue to pick up across the area. we will talk more about what is going to be happening the next couple of days. the record heat. all of that coming up in a few moments. heather: ok, we will be checking in with everyone else and finding out what is going on with the patriots in just a moment. a four year old bo y was killed in a fire in westport and three people were hurt by the flames and the smoke. the fire broke out late last night and investigators are very much searching for a cause. reid: frank holland joining us with the details this afternoon. frank: the family tells us the boy' s mother suffered severe burns. his sister in the hospital with burns as well. a neighbor ran inside this

year old who many hearsay brought a smile to everyone' s face. >> he was always happy. no matter what. he was cheerful. frank: a teddy bear left outside the house caleb called home. >> he had so much love and life in him. i just saw him yesterday telling me i can' t wait for sanity co -- for santa to come. frank: caleb' s sister and hugging the neighborhood tried to save her brother. his great-grandfather overcome with grief. the fire on mount pleasant street started around 11:00 saturday. >> flames burst that offered everywheres. frank: some neighbors asking me not show their faces. bethany is a babysitter for the family. she says caleb' her house for help. >> her hair was singed, her face

she kept saying, where we going to live? caleb isd in there. frank: when jacob heard that, he ran inside the burning house. but the flames too intense. the 17-year-old forced to escape the raging fire by jumping from caleb' s >> bedroom window. i tried my best. there was nothing i could do. frank: one more look at that window that jacob jumped out of what he was trying to save caleb. the cause of the fire is under investigation. no word on any funeral arrangements. heather: a p spot where this fire broke out is the same place another fire killed nine people six decades ago. julie mcdonald live with that part of the story. julie: this westport neighborhood holds some tragic history. the site of last night'

where a fire killed nine people in november 1952. a mother and 8 children were killed in that fire 60 years ago. these photos were sent to us. the survivors of that fire where the father and a brother who were working in a factory at the time. as well as a married daughter who lived elsewhere. today the granddaughter of that survivor came here to the home. >> how does that happen twice? it is just unbelievable. julie s place. her grandmother cannot be here so she came instead of her to share some solace with this tragedy more than half a century later. reid:

the victim is a 68-year-old disabled man. fire broke out earlier today at the home on vfw parkway. the fire marshal is investigating. heather: nowe we turn our attention to the patriots taking on the titans. tom brady aching the start after worries about an illness. michae: l: brady and his offense locks missing out by halftime with a 24-3 lead. now it is onto the new york jets. very first possession, the 11th play of the drug. rob gronkowski grabs his 11th touchdown of the year -- the 11th play of the drive. he deflates the football as he pounces on it into the end zone. here is another look at it. chandler jones getting a hand on the football. i madola back on the field for the second week after an injury.

just before halftime, he was seen limping. meanwhile, rob gronkowski, this game had special meaning for him. >> my good friend love to being at all my games. always had my back. i gave that touchdown to him. i know he is up there watching. definitely made that score for him. i know he was going crazy knowing that that was dedicated to him. bob: we will be back at 5:30 joined by bob halloran. heather: flames fore through a home -- flames tore through a home on -- the damage is extensive. a time man is crediting his life sleeping for helping them get everyone out of his burning home. -- in taunton. the homeowner says he had woken up 15 minutes before he realized what was happening.

i smelled smoke,. when i opened the door. it was on fire. it flared up. [coughs] that is all i can type. reid: the driver of a car that ended up dangling over the charles river is facing charges. his car went through a barrier in cambridge near longfellow bridge yesterday. police say the 22-year-old boston man has been charged with negligent operation over motor vehicle and destruction of property. no one in the car was hurt and they are trying to figure out why that driver lost control. tonight a memorial has been set up for the teenager who was killed in a shooting and roxbury. the victim, a 17-year-old deandre king was shot. police in brockton say the

building has been charged with operating under the influence. a 20-year-old due in court tomorrow. he was speeding down main street and blew out two tires, missed the turn and then flipped over before hitting the building. police say he also took a swing at an off-duty dur nurse. heather: the coe eo of air france says the device discovered on the plane was a fake bomb. it was headed to paris this morning when they had to make an emergency landing in kenyan. there were 459 passengers on board. everyone evacuated safely. head of the airline says that device was made of cardboard, paper and a household timer. commitment 2016 coverage. donald trump under attack from the democrats. the candidates taking aim at the front runner last night in a debate you saw on channel 5. as devin dwyer shows us, trump is firing back. reporter: after the democratic

runner fireback. mr. trump: she made it appeared reporter: donald trump attacked hillary clinton for this explosive allegation. mrs. clinton: he is becoming isis' s best recruiter. they are going to people, showing videos of donald trump and insulting islam and reporter: muslims in order to recruit. the white house and other experts say there is no evidence isis is using videos of trump to recruiter today the clinton campaign clarified that the former secretary of state was not referencing a specific video. trump tweeted " hillary clinton lied. ." >> the fact checkers have called you out on more false statements. mr. trump: i will go down that road. people call me out but they turn out to be wrong. reporter: senator bernie sanders argued that trump to liberally misleads. senator sanders: i

have a pathological liar there. much of what he says are lies or gross distortions of reality. reporter: trump was the biggest target, the only republican candidate called by name. but even his fellow republicans are taking aim at their front runner. governor christie: i was in new jersey on september 11 and thousands of people were not celebrated. reporter: candidates attacking within and across party lines as primary goers get closer to making a decision. heather: a sentencing connected to the boston marathon bomber. reid: the man accused of long again to dzhokhar tsarnaev [corporate heather: a chocolate out for. reid: star wars living up to the hype.

heather: the man who loaned the gun to the boston marathon bomber' s will be sentenced this week. he has pled guilty to drug and gun charges. during the marathon attack trial, he told the court he gave the gun to dzhokhar tsarnaev. two months before the bombings and prosecutors say the gun was later used to murder sean collier. right now a manhunt -- a man hurt in an explosion at a new hampshire tire shop is being treated in the boston area.

in salem was killed. 22-year-old justin allman was in the process of filling a large truck tire when it blew up. he suffered severe head injuries. >> inflation may have been too much for what the tire could handle. but that is all we know at this point. heather: osha investigators are checking into the shop. reid: in california, a man were shot and killed by police in a police brought the man to the hospital after he attacked them during a disturbance call. once they got into the hospital, the man reportedly tried to drag one of the officers weapons. e.r. workers say attempts to restrain the man with a stun gun were unsuccessful and that is 11 of the officers fired. he is the 20th person shot and this year. police in texas investigating a fatal crash that involved a greyhound bus.

morning after the car she was driving stall the highway and was hit by the bus. a dozen passengers on board. the occupant of the vehicle was hurt. the bus was heading from dallas to amarillo. heather: thousands of cases of dumped chocolates pulled from walmart shelves. the bags of chocolate assortment snowflakes can contain other candies and that puts customers with allergies at risk. the 24 hours snowflakes are sold only at walmart. anyone with allergy concerns to return the product to the store for a full refund. "star wars" smashing box office records, as expected. "the force awakened" earned $238 million over the weekend. worldwide, the movie brought in $517 million. that is half $1 billion. the second-best global debut ever behind " jurassic world." reid: a half $1 billion for jj

that is unbelievable. mike: incredible money. and not a bad day to go to the movies. kind of cool outside. but boy, the next few days are going to be so mild. we have to contend with some rain as well. check out the high temperatures today. in the 30' s. 41 degrees. this is pretty typical for this time of year here but look at this month. above normal. belmon -- the month 10 degrees above normal. this is going to smash records at this case. if you look at these between years -- we are labeling out the warmest on record. 2/10 of a degree. right now we are running over five degrees warmer then we were supposed to be. with the warm weather we have coming this week, we are going to smash it and make it one of the all-time warmest december' s ever recorded. and winter arrives this week. 11:48 p.m. we refer to it as the darkest

the sunset is getting later. only by a few seconds each day. right now in boston, 40 degrees spray southwest wind at 10 miles not. that southwest wind is going to keep our temperatures from bottoming out tonight. that is why tomorrow is going to be with temperatures in the 50' s. right now we have readings that have dropped in many locations down to the 30' s. a few upper 30' s, a few lower 30' s and a few clouds sitting out there as well but there is not much. this is not very organized. you can see the stars right through this stuff. it is very thin. you can look to the west. look at all this cloud cover. but look what is missing -- there is no rain. there. it is just cloud cover we are talking about. as that warm air comes in you will notice more clouds to mop it tonight, mostly clear, chilly temperatures, 24 degrees. morrow, sunshine in the morning. the afternoon has cloud cover -- tomorrow, sunshine in the morning. 50-55 degrees.

speaking of tomorrow, check out those high curvatures. mole 52 degrees for the high temperature. worcester might be under that 50 degree mark but close to it. t worry. you get into the 50' s for you see the cloud cover. and even some rain as we start the week. especially wednesday night. south shore, you' re going to get s to mop it perhaps warmer as we head down tuesday, 56. wednesday, by the way, that is not the warmest day of the week. the warmest day is coming up christmas eve day. on thursday, we are talking about some really mild temperatures. that is going to be breaking down over the next seven days. tomorrow, as i mentioned, the winds strong. it will be windy. the winds will be strong pretty much all day. you can see these wind gusts, 50-25 miles per hour. they will peak off in the afternoon and diminish tomorrow night.

more sprinkles than anything. you see how most of the rain is staying to the south with very mild conditions. i think wednesday is going to be wednesday night. this has to lift its way up. by 3:00 in the afternoon, it is still south of us. about -- thursday. not just for boston but for worcester as well. we see temperatures climbing s in most locations. cooler, but at 56 degrees, that is mild weather here maybe some cooler temperatures and you start talking about next week. overall, this is that warm week, record heat coming our way towards thursday. heather: you get to go walk off the calories. first it was black friday. then cyber monday. now everyone is talking about super saturday.

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to purposely cutting it close hoping to get the very best deals. >> i came last week and there were not that many deals. sera: this mom and her daughter on a mission to get the biggest sales of the season. >> my older daughter is hear as well. we went our separate ways when we came hear. divide and conquer. i knew where i was going. sale racks. sera: many find in luck with their last meeting shopping strategy. >> everything we purchased we got 20% off, 15% off. >> 50% off everything. sera : with 40% of the season sales happening in the 10 days before christmas, many retailers adding some extra perks to last-minute shopping. >> i was just in a really long line at bath and body works. because i was a patient, i was rewarded. the manager gave me a 20% off coupon.

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>> from boston' s lose leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 -- from boston' s newws s leader. heather: a third man has been arrested in connection with the theft of weapons. tyrone james is accused of helping to broker the sales of the stolen guns. reid: a four year old boy has died in a house fire in westport. the flames broke out at 11:00 last night. heather: a deadly fire under investigation in brockton. the victim is a 68-year-old disabled man. the flames broke out earlier

reid: with the democratic debate out of the way, republican candidates are back in the political spotlight in new hampshire. heather: governor chris christie says -- showtime is over. kristi started his day meeting with hopeless -- homelss elss vets in manchester when asked about last night' s debate, governor christie wondered who is picking up the tab for the democratic proposals. christie;a it will be fascinating to see how they will more taxes on corporations, more taxes on the middle class. so the american people are going to have a real clear chores come -- choice come next fall. carson was a guest at a town hall meeting in king. the keene state college was very much -- crw wods. carson criticized the leading democratic candidates.

son: bernie sanders and hillary clinton will tell you that the income gap is spreading because of those evil rich people. if we take their money and redistribute it, everything will be just fine. of course, does not work that way. reid: carson says despite his declining poll numbers, he is the best choice for the job. heather: the democrats are out on the campaign trail after last nights debate in manchester, new hampshire. there is an issue for them -- the schedule of future debates. reporter: it did not take long for the sanders campaign to regain access to a crucial voter database after the dnc says the campaign running acquired information gathered by hillary clinton' s team. >> they finally gave us the information we have been asking for. so we could begin to assess the depth of the breach. reporter: sanders filed suit in federal court friday seeking to regain access to its own voter data. debbie wasserman schultz spoke out saturday about the deal and why a block was issued in the first place.

that information for two days. they had refused, not only to provide us with the answers to those questions but also refused to participate or not agreed to participate in an independent audit so we could get to the bottom of how deep the breach was. they have now done that. reporter: the breach occurred wednesday when the vendor applying voted -- supplying the voter information dropped the firewall. sanders national data director says he was trying to understand the security flaw and he was not trying to view clinton' s data and no information was downloaded. reid: chilly out there today, 37 degrees but we are talking big changes. heather: mike wankum, record temperatures as we head into christmas. mike: this could be the warmest december ever recorded. that is how mild the weather is. no hint of a white christmas at all and this forecast. hear other current readings. these feel and look chilly compared to where we have been lately. these are actually normal for this time of year. we would not be calling it a cold day if it was a typical

the winds were out of the west-southwest and are starting to get more of a southwesterly direction. yesterday they were breezy to the northwest. now it is this high pressure the east. flow. that will help us warm up. really thin stuff. not much of an impact. hears away the clouds look through the overnight hours. a few clouds in the morning but you will notice more clouds tomorrow afternoon. a little rain, just some clouds moving in, along with mild temperatures. the look at what the temperatures will do tomorrow. they will climb into the 50' s but that is just the beginning. by the time we get to thursday, we are talking about temperatures in the mid-60' s. but it comes with some rain and i will show you when that rain moves through in a few moments. reid: a new bedford man facing animal cruelty charges. he is doing court to market police arrested danny santos after they found dead animals and skeletal remains on his property.

police were at his home as part of a hit-and-run investigation. they did find a car they were looking for at santos' s home. heather: n nacho cheese and peppers led police. the car had been vandalized it was covered in cheese. surveillance video at a nearby convenience store shows robert -- purchasing the alleged snacks just before the crime happens. he was arrested a short time after. a suspect arrested in armed robbery in brewster being eyed in a dozen armed robberies. michael/injured or was arrested last week for the crime -- michael/injure - -schelsinger was arrested. the fbi was searching for a serial robber who fit his description. he will be back in court tomorrow. th

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>> you are watching>> newscenter 5 at 5:30. reid: a group of bed way parents are calling for a field to be named in honor of an athlete killed in a car crash. she was a beloved senior and three sport athlete. her honor. the globe reports the committee will discuss it at the next meeting in january. heather: warning for anyone consideringa a drone for christmas. starting tomorrow you will have to register it with the government. that means some of your personal information will be available to the public. reporter: they are one of the hottest gifts of the season and biggest headaches for law enforcement. starting monday, if you own a drone weighing over half a pound, you' re going to have to

>> this is about having a national registry of folks who are owners of drones. reporter: it will cost $5.00 but the faa is making registration free for the first 30 days. you give them your name, address, e-mail and credit card information. that said -- the feds give you a tracking number. kids as young as 13 will have to have their parents registered for the. as more dron es swarm the skies, the government wants greater accountability for pilots. after growing numbers of dangerous". >> we almost got hit by a a drone. just 20 feet. flying above forest fires forced the grounding of tankers, has sent the white house into lockdown and startled spectators at the u.s. open.

hunt you down. a new searchable public database will list your full name and home address. reid: governor baker has launched a $30 billion solar loan program that will continue the expansion of renewable power sources in massachusetts. the governor expects the program to deliver $100 million in savings for those residents who do take advantage of it. heather: a lot of you have been feeling the chill in the air this weekend. mike wankum is up next with a look at the record high temperatures that we could see this week. reid: another big win today for the patriots and foxboro but a

heather: christmas arrived early for thousands of boston area kids. the christmas in the city winter wonderland. for more than 4000 families. who are living in city shelters. santa and his e lves majored every child got a gift. christmas and the city helps shelters to independent living. reid: what an incredible event for those families, especially the case. of course, we are talking about -- as we look ahead to the holiday, kind of a christmas in florida, right, mike? mike: we are going to talk about white christmas because i do not

last year, we are having this vexing conversation last year. we had almost no snow and we know what happened after that. snow. most of that fell in november. same thing with worcester. typically by this time of year we should have already had a half a foot of snow. re talking about white christmases, to the north, it is likely. around boston, we do not get that many white christmases it only happens 90% of the time. time. i do not even know if they are going to get a white christmas. there. record for christmas day is 65. there is the way it stacks up. 30' s. lot of people forget. 59 degrees for the high temperature on christmas but he never, it was pouring rain christmas eve. this temperature happened in the

sunrise as the temperature slid downhill all day that day. i think this christmas is going to feel a lot nicer. the warmest day will be christmas eve day. 64 degrees. possibly a record. there will be a few showers but not a lot. it is going to be breezy. as we head for christmas day, a sunny day, 56. we may see a few showers on saturday but it is still 50. this time of year we are supposed to be 40 degrees for the high temperature. that is where we are at now. winds out of the southwest at 10 windchill of 33. we have not had to talk about windchill at all. yesterday was breezy but today not much wind. he there are the current readings. upper 20' s toward the berkshires. a few clouds as well. that cloud cover is very thin. there is not much rain. we get a lot of crowds in hit -- clouds in your tomorrow. even the shower and tuesday' s forecast, i do not think much is going to happen. once we get into wednesday night, it is more likely we' ll see some rain. tonight, clear and chilly.

afternoon clouds, breezy and mild. 50-55. when you get a wind is strong, even though it is very warm, it may not feel quite like 55 degrees. you need the wind to die down and have some sunshine. hear our those high temperatures tomorrow. bedford should be 53 degrees. -- here are those high temperatures. start off with readings in the 30' s. as you look through worcester county, most of the high temperatures upper 40' s to low 50' s. looking at the south shore, you will see nicely into the 50' s. in bridgewater, he was start at 36 degrees. see how you warm up to the day? 53 degrees of the afternoon. cape maybe cooler because we have a breeze out of the southwest blowing across relatively cool ocean water. that will keep the temperatures back a couple of degrees. let me break it down in the 7 day forecast. tomorrow, it is on the windy side. 52 degrees. tuesday as i mentioned we do have some showers in the forecast that they are really scattered. hear is the map at 9:00 in the

but the mild air is flowing in, 54 degrees. the most likely time to see rain is on wednesday. because the system down the coast is going to lift back up in hear. -- inh ere. wednesday that we start to see the rain coming back. record heat on thursday. friday, yes, it is a little bit cooler but that is way above normal for this time of year. even when we get chilly next still above normal for this time of year. we will talk more about this rain and record heat coming up in the next half hour. >> now sportscenter 5 with mike lynch. mike l.: the patriots struck early and often in the first half. they did the rope a dope in second half and they got a 33-16 win over the tennessee titans. the first on the have the ball, they marched 17 yards. rob gronkowski grabbed his 11th touchdown of the season. meanwhile, defense, chandler

even the camera crew got faked out on this one. this is just the replay. hic x has it and pounces on it. 14-0 patriots. then james white -- 30 yards on the catch and go. patriots up 21-3. but just before the half, damian medulla returns upon. the patriots bench on the sidelines, something happens to his knee. he seemed to slow down and get out of bounds. you can tell -- he actually went to the locker room just before the break. he was limping. he did come back. he was smiling into the second half but did not play again. meanwhile, defense. they have one not this one. malcolm butler takes away a touchdown from the titans. patrick chung here. injured hip. left the game and did not return. patriots win 33-16. let' s go live to gillette stadium where we are joined by bob halloran.

you know there was never any doubt that rob gronkowski would play in this game today but following the death of a family friend earlier in the week there was some question as to what emotional state he might be in. gronk used the cespedes inspiration and dedicated to the game -- t game two is front. he-- use the sadness as inspiration. close family friend. score at the beginning for him. so, it was amazing to do that. people are always dealing with some stuff. it is a long season. you' type of adversity. think mental toughness is important to the sport to try to is going on on the side when you go out and play week because you only have three hours to put your performance can do.

gronkowski voice, but play as tough as he always does. as for tom brady, i did ask him whether or not he was at 100% after being out sick on friday. he said yes, he was ready to go. nearly 300 yards passing and two certainly ready to go. mike l.: very much. carolina panthers led the new york giants 35-7, but the giants this up. so, here we go. hear his cam newton scribbling. it' s out of trouble and watch this effort right hear to get down deep enough into field goal range. with a few ticks left on the clock, and hear me go. to remain undefeated and it is right down broadway. panthers win 38-35. coming up tonight no on o.t., bob halloran will recap the game from foxborough. the bruins are playing the new

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reid: boston police hunting down new clues in a decades-old murder mr. -- mystery. heather: nm evidence in the

reporter: for these two homicide detectives, the case of an unidentified girl found drug and tortured 40 years ago, 1500 miles away is now personal. >> the tip that came in to baltimore indicated that their jane doe came from fort street. reporter: the tip followed a 5 investigates story about the 1976 murder of a girl found near the woodlawn cemetery. the tipster believe she had moved from puerto rico to jamaica plain' s, went to a catholic school and grew up with her five siblings on 4th street. the same street where boston police sergeant bill dugan a detective jack cronin both grew up. >> what was going to my mind is who can i call? who do i know? reporter: they are using their hometown knowledge and old-fashioned police were -- checking old records, including from the blessed sacramento

reporter: as connections keep building, aggressive bag pulled over the girls had was sold in only five stores in massachusetts. she was caring two keys. one labeled fitchburg. and recent tests of pollen on her clothes found it was rare and could only come from a site in new york or the arnold arboretum and jamaica plain' s. >> this was a place for young people to hang around. bike ride, play sports. reporter: this girl known as woodlawn jane doe has a homemade letters j.t. that not uncommon sergeant dugan. >> a lot of people set homemade tattoos they used to do with a pin. you can never say 100%, but it' looking more and more like this is a j.p girl. reporter: they have not been able to determine her real

if alive, she would have been between 55 and 65 years all caps >> hopefully someone will know something. >> i think this girl was in how she got to baltimore we we do not know. reporter: state police as well as the center for missing and helping with this investigation. and anyone who thinks they may have any kind of information to help identify this girl is asked boston police. heather: tomorrow baltimore county homicide detectives plain' s working with boston investigators. they will hand out leaflets and this decade old case. reid: much more news to come. heather: more on the breaking news we have been following, the third arrests connected to the worcester armory. reid: how donald trump is firing last night' in new hampshire. s

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heather: a deadly fire in westport. a four-year-old boy dies in his home. the neighbor who tried to save him. reid: there is rain moving in for the holiday week. i will tell you when we can see record he. we are following breaking news at 6:00. the third arrest in connection with the theft of guns from a worcester armory. what we are learning about the

>> from boston' s news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 6: 00. heather: a search for answers and a tragic south coast five. a four year old boy has died. the child was lost despite valiant rescue efforts. good evening. reid: this is not the first time tragedy has struck at this address. live team coverage begins with frank holland who joins us live in westport. frank: family members tell us the boy' s mother was severely burned and is in the hospital in critical condition. his sister in the hospital with burns as well. we also spoke with a family friend who ran into this burning house to try to save the four-year-old who everyone hear says brought a smile to everyone' s face. >> he was just always happy. no matter what. he was cheerful. frank: a teddy bear left outside

before he lo his life in fire.