>> adam: a bad blow-up in boston. the man who left it there locked up. new details about this scare in the city. >> kim: flames tear apart a home, trapping people inside. >> adam: it's a story you found first on. what guards found inside aaron hernandez's cell that now has him separated from other prisoners. >> kim: warming temperatures and sunshine on tap for the weekend. we could even break the 60-degree mark. >> 7news at 11:00 starts now. tonight on 7, a pledge of allegiance to isis. the suspects sending a message online before a deadly mass shooting. we have night team coverage of a terror attack. >> kim: the f.b.i. is now calling the deadly mass shooting in california an act of terror. >> adam: 14 people killed, dozens more injured, and for the first tomb we're seeing the face of the female shooter, tashfeen malik. investigators say that she and her husband planned to carry out these attacks.

allegiance to isis in a post on facebook. >> kim: and we have learned the killers' garage had been converted into a bomb-making lab, complete with explosive pounders and igniters. we have night team coverage of the terror attack, including an inside look at the terrorist's tim caputo. >> federal investigators now have a motive in this case. 48 hours after the shooting took place, but still a number of unknowns, including information about that female suspect that came to the u.s. about a year ago. it's now clear to investigators, this was an act of terrorism. >> the investigation so far has developed indications of radicalization by the killers and of potential inspiration by foreign terrorist organizations. >> tim: also tonight, the first picture of the female suspect, tashfeen malik. nbc news has learned moments before she and her husband walked into a work holiday party and killed 14 people, she posted an endorsement to isis on her

she allegedly made the post under a different name and deleted it, but investigators were able to recover it. the f.b.i. says malik was not in contact with any known terrorists. they believe the couple was >> so far we have no indication these killers part of an organized larger group or form part of a cell. there's no indication that they are part of a network. >> tim: now investigators trying to determine if malik radicalized her husband or came to the u.s. with that intention. farook's family says she was soft spoken and a very private person. >> there is little information we have about her other than she was a caring housewife. >> tim: malik only arrived in the u.s. a year ago on a fiancee visa. that met online and got an official license last year. farook's family said nothing seemed out of the ordinary. >> he was happy. they were happy couple, absolutely.

attorney said no one had any idea the couple was building bombs in their garage. >> he used to go to the garage and build things. he used to build shoe racks for his sister instead of having her buy one. so the family was taken by shock. >> tim: the couple tried to cover their tracks prior to carrying out the mass shooting. >> we have retained those cell phones and we continue to exploit the data from those cell folks. -- phones. we do hope that the digital fingerprints that were left by these two individuals will take us toward their motivation. >> tim: the f.b.i. admits that farook and malik were not on their radar at all, but at least one of them was in contact with someone who was the subject of an f.b.i. investigation. no arrests have been made, but investigators now trying to figure out if anyone assisted with the planning or execution of that attack. live in the news room, tim caputo, 7news night team. >> adam: we're getting an inside look of the home where the terror suspects lived. cameras swarmed the home. once the feds got out of there.

shows us more. we have a look at the lives of the suspects. a media circus outside the suspect's rental home. >> go for it. >> ryan: the landlord taking off the plywood, allowing journalist, even some neighbors, inside for a look around the suspect's home. it's where syed farook and tashfeen malik lived with their six-month-old daughter and one of their mothers. the home, no longer a crime scene. >> once the residents have the apartment and we're not it in anymore, we don't control it. >> ryan: it was a bizarre tour broadcast on a cable news channel. >> as you can see, the hard drive is gone. >> ryan: investigators left behind a number of item, baby clothes, toys and a crib, serving as a reminder of a six-month-old left behind by her parents. >> if you look up here, you can see where they smashed into the ceiling to take a look the see what was up there. >> ryan: in the master bedroom, several papers, credit cards and i.d.s. throughout the home, a number of

faith. >> you see a lot of sign of these being people who believed in their faith and also referencing it. >> ryan: the landlord says he was surprised with the condition of the home. he had just renovated it in may before the couple moved in. ryan schulteis, 7news night team. >> kim: tonight we're hearing from the sister of one of the killers who says she cannot believe her brother was capable of such a horrifying act. what have these last few days been like? >> a bad dream, a horrific nightmare, one i want to go back to my normal life. >> kim: saira khan says she couldn't believe it when she saw her brother on the news. and today the f.b.i. says this is a terror investigation, which means your brother and his wife are considered terrorists. can you wrap your head around that? >> no, not at all. were involved in anything like that or capable of doing anything like this. >> kim: khan described her

up. her sister-in-law had only been in the u.s. a couple years. khan admits she didn't know her very well. did you ever see anything about him or her that would suggest to you they could be radicalized? >> no, never. >> kim: what was their relationship like with the baby? >> it was great. they were great parents. my brother used to play with her for hours. she used to laugh as soon as he started entering the room. she would smile every time she would see her mother. >> kim: khan says she's still processing how she feels but is trying to stay strong for her family. >> i were i could cry about it. but i have to keep it together for my kids, for their daughter, for my mother. >> kim: khan went on to say her brother never even had a temper, which is another reason she's so shocked about what happened. stay with 7news on air and online for updates on the california terror attack and other breaking stories. we do send out alerts to our

post updates on phase back and twitter. >> also from the night team... >> i don't, i don't. >> oh, my god. >> adam: an explosive situation outside offices ins be's financial district after someone planted a suspicious device near a homeland security vehicle. police say this is the man who left the bag behind. he was arrested up in lawrence, charged with planting a hoax device. the scare in the city leading to some really tense moments today. the night team's brandon gunnoe in boston with more. brandon? >> kim: adam, this happened here when everybody was at work. somebody saw this man drop that package off and they then called police. police were everywhere as the bomb squad worked to detonate that device. >> oh, my god. >> wow. [explosion]. >> brandon: bomb techs blew up a suspicious suitcase in the middle of the financial district. >> it was pretty loud. and that's still unsettling for a lot of people, especially with

happens right down from where you work. >> brandon: police say 350-year-old james derepentigny dropped the suitcase by the rear tire of a marked homeland security vehicle in boston friday morning and could be seen leaving the area in a hurry. wires and a power source which drew their attention. >> brandon: five hours later he was arrested at gunpoint in lawrence by a single officer but wouldn't say a word about why he >> he said, "i'm not going to say anything without a lawyer," he was talking about the weather. >> brandon: the blast was controlled but it surprised everyone who heard it, including live on our air. [explosion] whoa, whoa. looks like they might have blown up the suitcase. >> we heard the person yell "fire away." i was surprised to hear it on the 13th floor. >> brandon: okay. that man was charged with planting a hoax device.

told me that he is known to police, but nothing like this, and currently he said that man is homeless. we're live many boston, brandon gunnoe, 7news night team. >> kim: now a story you saw first on 7. trouble behind bars for former patriot aaron hernandez. guards found a weapon in his cell, forcing them to move the convicted killer to another part of the prison. the night team's cheryl fiandaca has details. >> cheryl: sources say aaron hernandez is in a segregated unit at souza baranowski correctional facility in shirley after a shank was found in his cell. correction officers found the prison-made knife during a shakedown of his prison block. sources tell us this happened yesterday when corrections officers were searching the block and the cells in the area where hernandez is housed. the officers found the knife hidden in his cell. hernandez was immediately taken out of general population and put into a segregated unit at the prison. the former new england patriot was convicted of killing odin

player, and is serving a life sentence at the state's maximum-security prison. he's also awaiting trial on the 2012 double murder of two men in boston. it's not clear how long hernandez will remain in segregation. the segregated unit is a separate area of the prison where prisoners who are either in protective custody or are a concern to general population are housed. again, sowrpses say aaron hernandez was removed from general population yesterday and put into segregation after a corrections officer found a knife in his cell. we contacted the department of correction. a spokesperson there had no yet. in the control room, i'm cheryl fiandaca, 7 news. >> adam: all right. 7news now turning to the weather. it's almost winter. but there will be no signs of winter weather this weekend. >> kim: no, in fact, pretty warm. how warm are we talking? here's bri with a look. bri where. >> bri: we get to keep the sunshine around for the weekend. it just gets better as we head into sunday. the wait for winter continues.

think through the first half of december new york winter weather in the fourth. current temperature is 44 in boston. below freezing for fitchburg, bedford and norwood at 27 right now. they're tongue twisters for me tonight. we are seeing clouds pulling apart. as they do, along with the calm winds, those temperatures will continue to drop bk. so lows overnight tonight into the mid to upper 20s for some of those coolest suburban spots, closer to the mid-30s as you get closer to the city of boston, and then tomorrow into the low 50s. maybe even some mid-50s for some. we could break 60 on sunday and many spots. more details on that warm-up coming up in just a few minutes. >> now from the night team, a deadly inferno. tonight details on this firefight on the north shore. >> adam: here's a live look right new at the burned-out building, torched beyond recognition. four people died, trapped in that fire. more than a dozen were able to

don't have a place to call home. the night team's elizabeth noreika is live in lynn with more details. >> elizabeth: that's right, adam. a 20-year-old woman, her mother, her cousin and her pregnant aunt died in this fire. lots of people have gathered here tonight to pay their respects. as you can see here, dozens of people have come tonight for a memorial, lying candles, sharing memories and being there for one another. it didn't take long for these fast-moving flames to tear through this lynn home. you can see the fire raging in cell phone video shot by a person living nearby. intense heat and smoke made this a tough fire to fight. sadly it was a tough one to escape. investigators say four people were trapped and never made it out. >> they were lovely, like really good people, like they never got in trouble or anything. they were really good people. >> elizabeth: the building was so heavily damaged, even after the flames were out there was still danger. watch again in the background.

building collapses with fire crews below. kimberly seravino an her family lived on the third floor and were home when the fire started. >> we didn't see anything. >> elizabeth: she says she could hear people calling for help. >> they need help. >> reporter: you could hear them? >> yes, but we doesn't do anything. >> elizabeth: now the family say it's about looking to the future and being grateful they made it out alive. >> we came here five years ago without nothing. now we have nothing again. i guess we move on. >> elizabeth: it's a very emotional scene here tonight. dozens of people are still here. they've been here for several hours now, coming to look at what's left of that home where their loved ones perished and also to share their thoughts and mental us are of these people they loved so much, lighting candles and playing music tonight and even leaving flowers. certainly a very sad scene here. the cause of this fire is still under investigation. once again, four people were

we're live in lynn tonight, elizabeth nor noreika, 7news night team. >> kim: a student at wrongton high school is accused of making a threatening post on facebook. it read "for all my friends, don't come to school tomorrow. meme and my cousins are going to shoot up the school. you been warned." >> i sent it to my friends and stuff so people would be aware if something did happen,. everybody got really scared. some kids didn't come to school. >> kim: police say the 15-year-old who made the threat hacked into someone else's facebook page to post it. >> adam: coming up next tonight, one on one. >> kim: senator bernie sanders making the democratic race for president a actual race, says andy hiller, who sits down with sanders next. warm-up. the extended forecast looking those details still to come. >> adam: and who will return

the patriots look to browns back after a rough one last week. you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. their aim is our total destruction. we can't withdraw from this threat or negotiate with it. we have but one choice: to defeat it. vo: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of

>> kim: 7news going one on one with bernie sanders. he sat down with our political editor andy hiller. as the race for the white house heats up, sanders is laying out his plan for america. >> adam: and that means not shying away from tough issues. andy hiller has more in tonight's hiller instinct. >> andy: given california and senator. >> hi. all presidential candidates seems clear: are we at war? >> no. we're not at war, but we are confronting a real threat to the united states. you're president. it's today. what do you do? >> our primary focus has got to be on bringing russia and france

countries together to destroy isis. >> andy: foreign policy isn't supposed to be sanders' strength. for decades he's focused on social and economic inequality, but he doesn't agree that's a disadvantage. >> you go out and you talk to the american people. you go out and talk to the american people. what they will tell you is they're working longer hours for low wages. almost all new wealth and income going to the top 1%. they can't afford to send their kids to college. half of the people between 55 and 65 have zero saved for retirement. >> andy: which is the top issue, the economy or national security? >> i think we as a nation are smart enough to walk and chew bubble gum at the same time. welcome to the political revolution. >> andy: while polls show sanders could beat any republican in a general election, he's a long way in beating hillary clinton for the

>> well, i think we win here in new hampshire. >> andy: do you have to win new hampshire? >> do you have to, i don't know. obviously new hampshire is very, very important. i think if we do well in iowa and do well in new hampshire, we have a path to victory. >> andy: no matter how or when it ends, bernie sanders' campaign has had an impact. he's motivated millions of voters and created most of the excitement on the democratic side. in fact, without him, the democrats wouldn't even have a rates. i'm andy hiller, and that's my instinct. >> adam: 11:20 on a friday night. a lot of you are probably thinking about making plans tomorrow. i don't think it's a stretch, bri to, say that you might make some plans outside tomorrow. >> bri: i definitely agree. if you have... i saw maybe somebody on twitter cleaning out the garage tomorrow, maybe you still need to put up some decorations for the holidays, we aren't getting our cues that it's almost christmas or even almost the end of the year from the scenery out there. we have many of us still waiting for those first few flakes, but nevertheless, we're just 20 days

and we're wrapping up the year just after that. current temperatures 44 in boston. 36 in worcester. 31 in fitchburg and bedford, as well, and that's because that cloud deck that we had earlier this evening pulling apart those clouds are eroding. they're moving on out. calm winds out there, as well, as allowing for radiational cooling. that heat escaping back into the atmosphere, and so that will allow for those temperatures to continue to drop through the overnight hours. i think coldest suburban spots, we're talking mid to upper 20s, closer to the mid-30s as you get into boston, and into tomorrow, another boost in the temperatures, we're about 3 to 5 degrees above normal today. and into tomorrow, i think low 50s for some, and then even into the mid-50s for a couple of spots. high pressure is sliding in to keep things nice and dry. an we said it earlier, you don't have to shovel sunshine. so we have plenty of sunshine through the weekend. we're not talking about snow. highs tomorrow again right around 50 fors be. coastal areas stay a touch

and then into sunday, we get another boost in those temperatures. i do think it's very possible for us to break the 60-degree mark in many spots on sunday. it's not out of the question with all of the sunshine. you see that heading through the time line. and also with very warm air upstairs. as long as that warm air can mix down closer to the surface, then we will see those temperatures climb as we get into sunday. now, tuesday, this is our next best chance of seeing any rain and it looks to be very slight chance, storm track staying to the south of us with this one. bulk of the storm stays south and then it heads out to sea. a very slight chance that a crazing of the storm system, which could bring some showers and also some wind to the coastal areas, 20 to 30% chance right now. most of us stay dry. we're not even seeing this. and even if we did get it head on, it wouldn't be snow. we don't have the cold air in place. pats' forecast, if this is the one game that you go to at gillette this season, you won the football lottery.

for tailgating and then throughout the rest of the game, right around those upper 40s to near 50. so looking good. here's that 7 on 7 forecast. temperatures are not at average, as you can see on tuesday work 45, they're well above average throughout this entire week. weekend. thank you. >> kim: yes, the weather is a nice dress trafnlings it's been a tough couple days. i think sports is pretty nice right about now too, tray. >> trey: it's been a tough couple weeks for bill belichick dealing with injuries. one of the most talented players return sunday. and the red sox missed out on john lester one year ago. not this time around. david price inc.ing a -- inking next.

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>> an now time for 7sports with trey daerr. >> i think i was saving all my postseason wins for the red sox. i think you guys will enjoy those. >> trey: david price hoping to take that and his $31 mill per year to the bank. price not shying away from his 2-7 playoff record and saying all the right things for a fan base bepts on getting things back to the top. price passing his physical today, officially inking his seven-year, $217 million deal. the new ace in boston will wear number 24, a la manny ramirez and dwight evans and looks to continue his dominating run at fenway park, where he holds a career 6-1 record with a 1.95 e.r.a. >> i do look forward to pitching here. i definitely enjoy it. i feel like home plate is right on top of you, and that's something that i talked about. that's not always the same in different ballparks. whether it's the back drop or just, you know, your depth perception of how you view home

and home plate definitely feels close to me at fenway. i feel like that's definitely part of why i've thrown the ball well here for the most part. >> trey: price's reign as the highest-paid pitcher in baseball appears to be over after a few hours. zack greinke reaching a deal with the arizona diamondback, six years, $206 million, checking in at just over $34 million per year. not many nfl teams can survive the loss of four all-pro caliber players. that's the scenario new england faced at the end of week 12. they're hopeful one of those four will be back on the field this sunday. after missing the last four games with an unknown illness, jamie collins expected to return to the lineup sunday against philadelphia. collins was limited at practice for a third consecutive day and is officially listed as questionable as of friday's injury report. when the bruins drafted dougie hamilton in the first round of the 2011 draft, boston fans thought they had a top-line

instead dougie was shipped to calgary before hitting his prime. tonight the b's visit dougie and the flames for the first time. defense optional in the great northwest. second period, brad marchand tying the game at two with his 11th on the year. 20 seconds later, b.c.'s own johnny gaudreau scoring his second goal of the game. flames back on top 3-2. tuukka rask in after that. less than 30 seconds later it's chara with the wrister. we're still tied at three as they skate in the third period. >> play of the day brought to you by capital one. >> trey: knicks hosting the nets. the give-and-go with carmelo anthony. the rookie throwing it down over seven footer brook lopez. that's our play of the day. and john lackey once again teaming up with jon lester. lackey agreeing with a two-year

>> adam: hope you have great and safe weekend. jimmy is up next.