>> christa: breaking news. the f.b.i. at a home in norwood. agents focusing their attention on a house on washington street. right now, the f.b.i. is just releasing a few details. >> jadiann: they are saying the activity is in connection to an ongoing federal investigation. byron barnett is live for us in norwood with the latest details. byron? >> reporter: well, right now f.b.i. agents are inside this house, as you said, on washington street in norwood. they are inside right now. misry to all the neighbors around here. we know this is an activity that was authorized by a judge.

ongoing investigation. the f.b.i. agents spend the morning searching this washington street home in norwood. agents photographed and focused on the detached garage and also came and went from inside the main home. neighbors woke to find the driveway filled with cars. >> i have known them almost all my life. their grandfather used to live there. they are great people. like i said before, i'm shocked. i have no idea what's going on over there. >> reporter: michael says the couple lives here and that they have older adult children. >> we say hi. she taught me how to get uping birds in my yard. ... humming birds in my yard. he rebuilds gi tars and builds his own. again, they are wonderful, wonderful people. i'm still thinking there's got to be a mistake. >> reporter: the f.b.i. will only say it is conducting court-authorized activity in

federal investigation. >> very strange. >> reporter: yes. as you see here, these are several vehicles that belong to f.b.i. agents. as we said, the f.b.i. agents right now are inside the house here on washington street in norwood. cubbing their business. no further word on what this activity is all about. live from norwood, i'm byron barnett, 7 news. >> jadiann: thank you, byron. breaking news from rob gronkowski. the patriots tight end says he thinks he is being targeted by n.f.l. refs. his comments in response to a morning radio interview. a guest on the show saying the refs are definitely calling him for personal interference a lot this season. gronk retweeted a link to the interview with a one-word caption that said "agree." gronk has been penalized five times this season. that is a league-high.

sunday's game in denver. he is out with a knee sprain. it is unclear how long he will be sidelined. >> christa: also on 7: it is now the defense's turn. philip chism's attorney presenting their case. family and friends of chism take the stand. classmates describe the accused killer as changing and becoming quiet in the days leading up to the murder of colleen ritzer. victoria warren live outside of salem superior court with the latest. >> reporter: philip chism didn't look up once this morning. never making eye contact. his best friend or countless other people who knew philip chism since he was two years old. chism's defense attorneys saying mental illness is to blame in the death of colleen ritzer. >> he is my beloved grandson. >> reporter: chism's defense attorneys try to convince the jury the teen is not guilty by

and murder of his math teacher colleen ritzer. eduardo says his grandson was a quiet kid with a beautiful soul. the grandfather details a family history of mental illness affecting philip's grandmother and aunt long before philip was born. he says the illness came on suddenly. >> first she had a nervous breakdown. >> reporter: then a family friend got emotional on the stand. >> how long did she stay with you at that time? >> about three weeks. >> reporter: the chisms lived with her on and off in tennessee as philip's mother and father split. she said the father was not abusive but was unfaithful. through it all, philip was well-behaved, though craving a more normal living situation. >> the needs of the children came first. then everything else. she did struggle. >> reporter: witnesses said he saw that normal living situation with his best friend tanner, who considered chism a brother. he spent days with tanner's family. chism described as

treated his mother. in the weeks before the family left tennessee. >> for a while, it was really hateful. how philip treated his mother. >> there was a time where his mother addressed it with him. >> reporter: also taking the stand, several danvers high school students who remember philip chism as a new kid who was doing a good job of fitting in and making friends. then they say suddenly, in the days before colleen ritzer's death, he became very quiet. he even stopped smiling when he would score a goal in soccer. tomorrow the jury will go on a view of the murder site at danvers high school. the school is dismissing students early to accommodate the trial. live in salem, 7 news. >> christa: now the case of the boston marathon bomber. attorneys for joek tsarnaev are back in court argue for a new trial.

penalty phase. >> reporter: christa, the judge didn't rule on any motions before him in court today. the hearing just wrapped up. he will rule at a later date. however, tsarnaev's attorneys are arguing that a change in the law should change their client's sentence. dzhokhar tsarnaev's lawyers back in court. they want the marathon bomber's death sentence thrown out. prosecutors argued that kind of reasoning couldn't possibly be what was intended. tsarnaev was not in court. he is imprisoned at the super max penitentiary in colorado.

to continue to protect tsarnaev's attorney-client privileges. they say prosecutors have tried to get logs detailing who has visited the convicted killer behind bars. the prosecution has been trying to seek information about a visit between tsarnaev and his sister. the defensest says tsarnaev's lawyers say that that visit be protected. the prosecution is also asking for $0 million in restitution for his victims and to cover the cost of the trial. they acknowledge that he it. but they say any money he may come into should be forfeited. >> jadiann: thank you, jen. a marine from new bedford has been found guilty in the in a death overseas. joseph pemberton was convicted of homicide in the philippines. pemberton will serve up to 12 years in prison for killing jennifer laude, a transgender woman in a hotel last year. police say they went to that

her to death. pemberton admitted to choking her. but then he tried to revive her. the death sparked protest and called for u.s. troops to leave the country. >> christa: new details now in the weapons stolen fromp a an armory in worcester last month. a dorchester woman is behind bars in connection with the crime as well. ashley bigsby had pictures on her phones of a stolen handgun an assault rifle and initially told them she knew nothing about the robbery. the f.b.i. is offering a reward for the six guns that are still missing. >> jadiann: 7 news now turning to the weather. we have some cloudy skies above boston. as we take a live look outside over the zakim there. a chill in the air. we are bracing for some wet weather as well. meteorologist jeremy reiner standing by with the forecast. >> jeremy: the radar showing a scattering of showers. some neighborhoods, it is just dry with clouds. others cities and towns have seen the rain-drops. one batch up through the new hampshire seacoast and through the merrimack.

entering the city of boston, worcester hills. the afternoon. on and off light rain shower activity. f the front end of a weather system that... it is not a powerhouse system. it is going to spend some time with us. get to know us, if you will. as we have the storm timeline heading through the afternoon, you will notice the green blobs back and forth. there will be a burst of some steadier rainfall later on this evening and overnight. cool and raw. temperatures right now, 30's and 40's. that is where we will aim for the afternoon. >> christa: new at noon, a school bomb threat in cambridge. police say someone sent an anonymous e-mail saying a bomb was placed in a cambridge middle school. kris anderson has more details now. >> reporter: officers patrolling cambridge middle schools after police received an alarming e-mail. >> we had a call from the police department indicating

e-mail threat about a bomb. report tt e-mail named five middle schools in cambridge or upper schools as they are called in the city. the scare sent school officials into motion. alerting the safety and security team who worked with cambridge fire and police departments to search the schools for any explosives before students arrive. no bomb was found. >> of course, we have to take it seriously. that is what life in 2015 is like, unfortunately. >> reporter: parents received e-mail alerts and phone calls about the scare. this comes a few weeks after a similar bomb scare in cambridge last month. >> you don't want to take any chances. >> reporter: many parents choosing to chemotheir children at home until they knew it was safe. >> it is probably a hoax. we decided it is not worth the risk. we waited until we were told it was cleared. >> reporter: cambridge police and school officials decided to place an officer in each of the five schools listed in the e-mails. as well as increased patrols. parents are still concerned.

i don't know. what do you do? >> reporter: the extra security will be in place throughout the rest of day. that is the latest here in cambridge. kris anderson, 7 news. >> jadiann: it is one of new england's most notorious murder cases. eddie o'brien was sentenced to life in prison without parole for killing his friend's mother. he hasn't spoken publicly for nearly two decades until now. cheryl fiandaca has the interview you will only see here. >> reporter: did you kill janet downing? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: eddie o'brien was 15 years old when he was charged with killing his best friend's mother. >> is the defendant guilty or not guilty? >> guilty. >> reporter: convicted, o'brien has always maintained his innocence. but hasn't spoken publicly in nearly 20 years. until now.

didn't kill janet? >> very adamant. if you really look at the evidence, you will see the truth. >> reporter: what is the truth? >> the truth is that i didn't do anything. >> reporter: that is all his lawyers will let him say about the case. refusing to let him discuss the evidence or talk about the woman he was convicted of killing. janet downing was murdered in the summer of 1995. inside her home. the mom stabbed more than 90 times. her teenage son who was o'brien's friend found her body. o'brien, a former altar boy and the grandson of the city's long-time police chief, lived across the street from the downings. he became a suspect after police doubted his story that he had been mugged the same night as the murder. in court, prosecutors said o'brien had cuts on his hands and d.n.a. evidence linked him at the crime scene. i asked him why he never took the stand to defend himself.

impression that i was going to testify. and i was going to tell my story. >> reporter: why didn't you? >> well, it was almost the last date of the trial. i was told, don't worry. they didn't prove their case. you don't have to testify. and here i am. >> reporter: here, is a maximum-security prison. at 6'6", well over 200 pounds, o'brien is a 5-year-old man now who has spent more than half his life in prison. >> i consider myself lucky. i had some good guys that took me under their wings. they showed me the ropes on how to live in here and how to do time. at the end of the day, this place doesn't matter. this isn't reality. reality is out there where my family and friends are. >> reporter: now a big change in the legal system could affect his case. a ruling could now make

o'brien says that doesn't change anything for him. >> i feel like i would never meet the requirements of being granted a parole. i would never go in front of the board and admit to something i didn't do. >> reporter: instead, he wants to be exonerated. for the first time in 15 years, a new team of lawyers is working on an appeal. >> i have been in prison for 20 years. you try to remember that, it affects your future. i don't think about my past. i try not to. like i said, i live one day at a time. i don't look too far ahead. but i am hopeful. i will tell you that. >> reporter: janet downing's family declined request for an interview. in the past, they have said o'brien is guilty and should remain in frizz for the rest of his life. >> jadiann: ahead, a holiday item getting a bad review. >> christa: why today is so

>> jeremy: here we are. cold and raw. we have rain showers for the afternoon. we have some leftover cold air early this morning. drizzle back through western new england. this is predominantly rain from here on out. you see the batches of light rain marching through southern new hampshire, cape ann, the city of boston. and that extends west out along the mast pike. south shore right now, nothing. down through narragansett bay, this will work northeast. up through southeast massachusetts. over the next couple of hours. the center of the storm system is way over here in the land of cheese. that is the cold portion of the weather system. with snow. quite a bit of snow across minnesota. it is cold and raw right now.

side of the weather system. not in the sense that temperatures reach the 50's or 60's. but mild enough where we are not concerned about the snow, sleet, or freezing rain. but i'll grant you. this this is not warm. 35 in bedford at this time. boston, 43. worcester, 35. and this time of year, it's real tough. to scour out the cold air. it just kind of sticks and clings to southern new england. especially away from the ocean. for the afternoon, the numbers in the 30's now. will likely stay in the 30's. boston south, the numbers will hang out in the low and mid-40's with clouds, showers, and sprinkles. chilly, raw. upper's to middle 40's. normal high is about 46-47. back through southern new hampshire. storm timeline, we will have on and off showers. a burst of some rainfall this tomorrow morning, for the showers. through the day tomorrow, on and off light rain shower activity. nothing significant. that is the case into early

there is going to be likely one more burst of rainfall overnight tomorrow night. weather system. then as we work into thursday, a lotle of clouds. a few peeks of sun. a blustery and chilly day. temperatures on thursday in the middle 40's the entire day. the wind on thursday will be your biggest enemy. how much rain with this storm system? this is drawn out now over a couple of days. this is manageable. half an inch to three quarters of an inch of rainfall. not enough to lead to any flooding issues or anything like. that actually, it's been dry. we could use the rain. showers this afternoon. on-and-off showers tonight and through the day tomorrow. low 40's today. again, upper 30's north of the mass. pike. even tomorrow, temps in the middle and upper 40's. for thursday, temperatures into the 40's. by the end of the week, mostly sunny skies friday and into the weekend. and a warming trend. by sunday, we are talking about temperatures in the low and mid-50's. >> jadiann: all right. well, i guess it is december. >> christa: 50?

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computer onboard and then lost stalled. it was traveling from indonesia to singapore at the time. killed. also today, a home in you may be surprised to see how. right. especially with christmas and corner. it is because of a toy hover-board. the boy had plugged the hover-board to charge it. it basically, blew up. his bedroom destroyed less than a week before thanksgiving. he only had it for a day before this happened. . >> both wheels, it was like a fireworks. sparks just flying. before i could yell can house was on fire, the middle part of the board that goes between your feet, just poof, into flames. >> jadiann: she is planning to sue the hoverboard company now. the fire chief says he has heard of hoverboard fires in other countries and is waiting for the results of that official investigation. >> christa: the holiday season

it brings thieves. this video of a man snagging a light-up snowman from a home in washington state. the thieves took candy-cane backyard. it is not just the decorations either. another thief going for packages delivered to door-steps. >> jadiann: a mega-bus traveling from st. paul, minnesota to chicago blows a tire, leaving passengers heat. mechanics tried to fix the tire but never could. the state trooper shuttled the passengers to a truck stop. another bus picked them up in the morning. >> christa: you may have today it is if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich provide living wages

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>> christa: well, 'tis the season for giving back. it is giving tuesday. today is the day to give back.

charities after the long holiday weekend of shopping. giving tuesday started back in 2012. not too late to still log on and make a donation to your favorite charity. >> jadiann: i was reading earlier that only 18% of americans are familiar with giving tuesday. it is important to spread the word. >> christa: i have to say, i had forgotten. much going on. it is always good. coming up, the f.b.i. at a home in norwood as part of an ongoing investigation. >> christa: gronk is fired up. why he says he is being targeted by the refs. >> jeremy: dhily... chilly,

>> jadiann: breaking here at the 12:30 hour. the f.b.i. at a norwood home. agents focusing their washington street. right now the f.b.i. releasing a few details. >> christa: we check in with byron barnett for the latest on what we know. byron? >> reporter: yeah, it is a big mystery to all the neighbors here in norwood. right now f.b.i. agents are in this house. this is washington street in norwood. this house right here, f.b.i. agents are inside there right now. a few minutes ago, they carried something out of the house. a large box-like object. all we know is that this activity was authorized by a judge and that it is related to an ongoing investigation. f.b.i. agents spend the morning searching this washington street home in norwood. agents photographed and focused on the detached garage

inside the main home. neighbors woke to find the driveway filled with cars belonging to law enforcement, but have no idea why. >> i have known them almost all my life. their grandfather used to live there. they are great people. like i said before, i'm shocked. i have no idea what's going on over there. >> reporter: michael says a couple lives here and that they have older adult children. >> she taught me how to get hummingbirds into my yard. he rebuilds guitars. and builds his own. and again, they are wonderful, wonderful people. i'm still thinks... i'm still thinking there's got to be a mistake. >> reporter: this is in connection with an ongoing federal investigation. >> very strange.

several cars in the driveway, vehicles from the f.b.i. one norwood police vehicle did just arrive a few minutes ago. most of the activity has been focused on the garage. as we said, the f.b.i. agents are inside this house right now. again, they are conducting the business inside. as no further word on what this activity is all about. byron barnett, 7 news. >> jadiann: thank you, byron. rob gronkowski thinks he is being targeted by n.f.l. refs. gronk retweeted a link to the interview with a one-word caption that said, "agreed." gronk has been penalized five times this season. that is a league-high. it is unclear how long gronkowski will be sideline with a knee sprain.

defense's turn to present their case. family and friends of philip chism taking the stand. chism's attorneys outlining their arguments once again. >> jadiann: classmates describe the accused killer as changing and becoming quiet in the days before the killing. >> he is my beloved grandson. >> reporter: chism's defense attorneys try to convince the jury the teen is not guilty by reason of insanity. in the rape and murder of his math teacher colleen ritzer. eduardo says his grandson was a quiet kid with a beautiful soul. but the grandfather also detailed a family history of mental illness affecting philip's grandmother and aunt long before philip was born. suddenly. >> first, she had a nervous breakdown. >> reporter: then a family friend got emotional on the >> how long did she stay with you at that time?

>> reporter: the chisms lived with her on and off in tennessee as philip's mother and father split. she said the father was not through it all, she said philip was well-behaved living situation. came first. she did struggle. >> reporter: his best friend tanner considered chism a brother. family. chism was described as well-behaved except for how he treated his mother in the tennessee. >> for a while, it was really hateful to watch how philip treated his mother. >> there was a time where my husband addressed it with him. >> reporter: also taking the stand, several danvers high school students who remembered chism as a new kid who was doing a good job of fitting in and making friends. then they say suddenly, in the days before colleen ritzer's

he even stopped smiling when he would score a goal in soccer. now, tomorrow the jury will go on a view of the murder site at danvers high school. the school is dismissing students early to accommodate the trial. live in salem, victoria warren, 7 news. >> jadiann: cloudy skies above boston, as you can see. we have some wet weather on the horizon. when will it get here? how long is it going to last? all of those questions. >> jeremy: jadiann, scattered showers for the afternoon. and this is the weather system that will spend a couple of days with us. on and off light rain this afternoon. overnight tonight. and through the day tomorrow. at no point is this storm overwhelming. that is the good news there. again, if you are hoping for sunshine, not until thursday. you can see here this weather system even a little bit of pink showing up. that is leftover cold air. that is producing a little bit of freezing rain and sleet hampshire. nothing significant on our roadways. i think as we step through the

some sprinkles. cold, raw. temperatures only in the upper 30's to low 40's. city at 43 right now. worcester 5. this afternoon, temperatures will pretty much stay where they are for the remained ert of the day. >> christa: right now, attorneys for the accused boston marathon bomber are back in federal court arguing for a new trial. and tailed they are arguing for a new penalty phase. jennifer eagan has more from the courthouse in south boston. >> reporter: zahn's lawyers back in court. they want the death sentence thrown out. they say the convictions led jurors to decide he deserved capital punishment for his crimes. the judge george o'toole under the new interpretation of a crime of violence, the placing of an object like one of the marathon bombs is not

argue that kind of reasoning couldn't possibly be what was intended. tsarnaev was not in court. he is imprisoned at the super max penitentiary in colorado. his lawyers pressed the judge to continue to protect tsarnaev's attorney-client privileges. they say prosecutors have tried to get logs detailing who has visited the convicted killer behind bars. the prosecution is trying to seek information about a visit between tsarnaev and his sister. the defense says that visit and all future visiting should be protected. prosecuteors are also asking the judge that tsarnaev be ordered to pay $80 million in restitution. they acknowledge he doesn't have any money but if he should come into any, they say it should be forfeited. >> jadiann: right now, police are searching for the gunman who shot a high school student roxbury. the 16-year-old was shot in the leg on malcolm x boulevard yesterday afternoon. all three schools in the area were placed in safe mode after the shoog.

everybody who was on the certain side of the room or near the door had to move to the other side of the room. it was kind of scary. >> very proud of the administration as well as the staff here at madison park. >> jadiann: well, that teen is expected to be okay. >> christa: the panel that oversees the m.b.t.a. is making suggestions to help close a growing budget gap. their proposal calls for service and making changes on the ride. it also recommends leaving vacant positions unfilled. >> christa: a suspected road camera. the victims started finning after they say things got out of hand and a driver then pulls out a pellet gun.

and off gun! >> reporter: couple calling out a man who confronted them. >> it escalated really quickly. it wasn't something we were prepared for. >> reporter: the couple ran quincy restaurant. they say he became angry when he thought they were making fun of him after making comments about him smoking in his car. when the coupling drove away, they say freeman followed. >> he was tail-gating us. swerving around. honking. drove up next to us. rolled down his window. >> reporter: then he became confrontational. getting out of his car. even trying to fight. at one point, going back to his car to get the pellet gun. thanks to a person living nearby, the situation quickly stopped. >> the reason he stopped was because the neighbor was right there. and he instantly got on his phone.

to hide his gun inside his pocket. >> i got your license plate and you have a gun! >> reporter: freeman wouldn't talk after making bail. his lawyer says this was no road rage. he insists everyone involved knew this was a pellet gun. a woman from connecticut facing charges after her cruel crime caused outrage on social media. the 45-year-old posted a pick chuck of her dog on facebook with duct tape over its mouth captioning "this is what happens when you don't shut up." the post was shared and police stations were flooded with calls. she had recently been living in florida and was arrested in

>> christa: protesters taking aim at a historic hunt in the blue hills reservation. the deer hunt continues today. the state says it is necessary to control an out-of-control deer population. opponents think this is an extreme measure. a two-day deer hunt at blue hills reservation has animal rights activists fired up. they stood in protest outside the entrance with signs that said "stop the slaughter. this is murder. animal graveyard." >> no hunting in our park. report tt department of conservation and recreation granted hunting permits for years. >> it is horrendous. the whole thing is horrendous. >> they found there was an average of 85 deer per square mile. put that into perspective. a healthy herd hovers around 6-14 deer per square mile. you can tell right away that we need this here. >> reporter: the hunt will take place in the 7,000-acre

next week. the state feels the population needs to be controlled. some feel differently. >> i wish they could do it a different way. i wish they could take them somewhere else. >> i don't like the idea of killing any living thing. >> as a vegetarian, i prefer not to kill animals... i mean, for any reason. >> reporter: more than two dozen deer were killed during the first day of the hunt. >> jadiann: former massachusetts governor deval patrick has been named to serve on a chicago police task force. patrick will advise the five-person task force that will review chicago police accountability. now, this comes after the former chicago police officer with first-degree murder for fatally shooting a 17-year-old year. new at noon, chris rock is under investigation for what one officer compared to child trafficking. the daily mail reporting that

are facing a criminal investigation. south african police are looking into the couple's relationship with a south african girl they have raised in their american home for almost 7 years. without adopting her. according to the report, rock's wife is in the process of legally adopting the girl. >> christa: coming up, a few

>> christa: well, the force is definitely strong at madam tussaud in london. they are celebrated one of the most anticipated films of the year with an out-of-this world display. star wars: the force awakens premiers in two weeks. so life-like. >> look at. that jabba has never looked scarier to me. >> it is all in the eyes. >> jeremy: so much material right there. which way to take this thing. i'll say this. han-shoppers. there is no debate. a few isolated showers becoming more widespread boston west and north. south shore, off little more

you know, 30-45 minutes. even down there along the south coast, you notice some showers. this is a weather systemst that will spend a little time with us. as it is a slow-moving weather system. it is not a powerhouse storm for us. it picks up. then there will be a pause late tonight and early tomorrow morning. a few more showers through the day tomorrow. and again tomorrow night. then all the while, we are trying to move cold air out of here. it's an easy thing in the summertime. but this time of year, that cold air is real stubborn. you notice right here, you notice temperatures in the 0's. this is where i think the cold air does win. it is not cold enough if we are concerned about sleet, freezing rain, or snow. it is cold and raw. boston, 35. 43, i should say. bedford at 35. through the afternoon, showers and sprinkles. periods of light rain. temps between 38-45. boston around 44 later today.

on the cape, middle 40's. you see where the cold air is kind of clinging and won't let go throughout the afternoon. upper 0's. ... upper 0's. on and off shower activity for tomorrow. a burst of rainfall for very late tomorrow and early thursday morning. developing wind on thursday. how much rain? over the next couple of days. thursday morning. most towns, a half an inch of beneficial rainfall. it is not all crammed into 45 minutes to an hour. no flooding. 38-44 for tonight and through the day tomorrow. middle and upper 40's. where we should be this time of year. here we are in the month of december. november was a warm month. the ninth warmest for boston. early december is going to also start warm. granted, it is not helping my case there.

pattern. you notice by friday, middle 40's. saturday, a lot of sun. sunday, mostly sunny skies. sunday, temps in the 50's. by the way, the patriots and eagles kick off at 4:25. mild for this time of year and that time of day. upper 40's. >> christa: some police officers decide if it is right or wrong. >> jadiann: singer pink take

>> christa: police officers giving back after an xbox was stolen over the weekend. >> jadiann: now the young boy's reaction to their gift is going viral. you see on the news what police often encounter while on the job.

not all bad. officers replaced the xbox stolen sunday during a burglary at his family's home. >> when we asked the child if he was going to get a new xbox for christmas, he said, no, my mom doesn't have that kind of money. all the money she makes goes to pay the bills. >> reporter: officers talked about the gesture which went viral sunday thanks to this facebook video. >> this house was burglarized not too long ago. >> reporter: he was more concerned about his mother than the stolen xbox which impressed them the most. >> just to be able to alleviate some of the stress to. help their family in this time, by christmas. it was really overwhelming feeling. it is about helping out the community as well. >> reporr: something one

the officers bought him three games along with the xbox and the store then donated that extra controller. you have to have that one. >> christa: absolutely. a great story there. grammy award winner pink raising awareness and adding a new title to her name. she is now a unicef ambassador. she will help spread the word about the programs to end world hunger. pink visited haiti to get a look at what unicef is doing there. >> you can watch stuff on the news but to be able to see the kids and spend time with these beautiful little ones and see what's going on firsthand... it's inspiring and motivational and it just makes it more real. you know? >> christa: a number of celebrities have served in this role including audrey

>> jadiann: >> jeremy: for the afternoon, clouds and showers. one last look at your forecast

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teaser on-line mopped... monday. the full raise ther will be released tomorrow. batman vs. superman will be in theaters march 25. >> jeremy: for the afternoon, scattered showers and pockets of drizzle and just a chilly, raw day. a close look here. some spritzes and sprinkles. a batch of rain up through southern new hampshire and manchester. we have a cool raw afternoon. much the same tomorrow. low 40's today. upper 40's tomorrow. some sun thursday afternoon. windy. mid-40's. overall mild. as we head into the weekend. >> jadiann: all right. thank you so much. >> christa: enjoy your afternoon.