santa? >> absolutely. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at 5:00. josh: the shooting that killed 14 people in san bernardino is investigation. authorities have revealed evidence that the woman is loyal to isis. good evening, i'm josh mcelveen. shelley: i'm shelley walcott. an official said the woman suspected of helping her husband carry out the mass murder posted a message on facebook declaring allegiance to isis. josh: investigators can't say whether the terror group played a role in the direct planning of the san bernardino shooting or if the couple acted independently. let go to abc's brandi hitt for the latest live in california. reporter: this is the biggest break yet in the search for a motive. law enforcement sources tell us at least one of the shooters had pledged support for isis and now

a terrorism investigation. an attack inspired by isis. sources tell abc news the wife of sid frook, tashfeen malik, pledged her allegiance to isis on social media using an alias just minutes into the attack. >> we are now investigating these horrific acts an an act of terrorism. reporter: the f.b.i. says it heads has no evidence that isis directed the attack that left 14 people dead. >> we are going through a very evidence. this is electronic evidence that these killers tried to destroy and tried to conceal from us. reporter: new video from inside the killers' home shows it ransacked by authorities, clothe and personal items left behind, a crib for their 6-month-old daughter. they also left some 6100 round of ammunition and 12 unexploded

>> we were all friend with the man that did this. and even though they knew he was muslim, they had had no idea that he had become radicalized. reporter: at a vigil thursday, thousands gathered to remember the victims. their ages ranging from 60 to just 26. daniel kaufman was among them. >> the world will suffer from having one less person like him. reporter: the f.b.i. said this afternoon there's no indication these two killers were part of a larger organized terror cell. but agents have long warned of isis' online campaign, encouraging people overseas and here at home to kill. live in san bernardino, brandi hitt, abc news. now back to you. josh: we now know the names of all the people who lost their lives in the san bernardino shooting, we'll have much more on those victims in a few minutes. isis while already a big issue for the presidential candidates in new hampshire, we'll tell you how today's new developments are

shelley: in other news, a man seen on surveillance video leaving a suspicious device in boston is now facing charges of planting a hoax device. he was arrested late this afternoon in lawrence. the area around atlantic and northern avenues was blocked off just before 10:00 this morning after a suitcase was found next to a homeland security vehicle. an x ray showed the suitcase had had had wires and a power source inside. the bomb squad used a robot to blow up the device. the remnants of the bag included clothes and some wires. josh: the state medical examiner has just identified the man who was killed in an early morning fire it a concord apartment building. 60-year-old kevin curty died from smoke inhalation. ray brewer spoke to neighbors who say the victim was trapped by the fast moving flames. reporter: the call came into the fire department at 3:24 in the morning, reporting smoke in the building at 96 rumford street in concord. a woman who lives across the

sound. >> neighbors actually screaming because they knew somebody was still in the building. reporter: audrey says she went to her front door and saw the building ablaze. >> it was engulfed on the first floor. sparks flying everywhere, because power was still on. >> upon our arrival at 3:29 fire was flowing out of the windows on the first floor and extending to the second floor. reporter: the fire chief says firefighters tried to enter the building and rescue the man, but the fire was too intense. officials say there were eight out. >> the fire occurred in a lower floor unit where the, there is one victim. reporter: the other seven made it out safely. >> there was smoke detectors in the hallway which did go off from smoke that was coming into the hall, which definitely saved the other occupants of the building. reporter: the fire brought every the scene. the chief says firefighters were able to knock down the fire in

keep the fire from spreading. >> the fire was contained to that one apartment, although there was heavy smoke damage throughout the entire structure. reporter: it will be a while back. ray brewer, wmur news 9. josh: four people in lynn, massachusetts were killed when fire broke out in a home there. crews say that flames engulfed the entire home by the time they had arrived, burning so hot it melted paint on nearby cars and the fire trucks. four people got trapped and died. firefighters were able to rescue two women who they found unconscious inside that building. shelley: a seabrook woman will spend at least five years at the state hospital after trying to kill her two children by giving them bleach. wendy millwright admitted she tries to force feed bleach to the children but pleaded insanity. she's been in the psychiatric units of the state prison for the past year, but now a judge has ordered her to spend the hospital. tonight we are learning more

3-year-old from nashua who was allegedly murdered by her mother, katlyn marin last november. according to court documents brielle suffered from a number of injuries inflicted before she died. kristen carosa joins us live with more. reporter: court documents say that brielle died from blunt impact injuries. but the medical examiner says that her injuries were also consistent with being repeatedly abused. 26-year-old katlyn marin is facing two counts of second degree murder and one count of manslaughter. her daughter brielle died from her injuries she sustained that's their home in nashua last november. in newly released court documents the state's medical examiner says that her injuries were consistent with the clinical definition of battered child syndrome. court paperwork says marin gave a number of explanations as to what led up to her daughter's death including that brielle had seizures and was injured from falling down the stairs.

those who knew marin and brielle. court paperwork says that michael rivera, marin's boyfriend, told investigators marin physically assaulted brielle repeatedly and severely before her death. he also states that at least one of the assaults happened when marin caught bree nell the kitchen attempting to steal food. also in court documents marin's brother-in-law joshua dean says marin has an anger management problem, and observed evidence of abuse on marin's children. investigators say on the night brielle died marin's remaining children were taken from the nashua police department to foster care. two of marin's children told a dcyf caseworker brielle was sick the night before she died. one of the children went onto say marin put a bag over away. marin's defense attorney has filed motions looking to suppress evidence that was taken from her home, and statements she made to police the night brielle died, saying she was

a miranda warning. we reached out to some of brielle's family today, but they did not want to speak with us on camera. the trial is set for august. shelley: time to see how traffic is flowing around the state this friday afternoon. you're looking at 293 north in manchester from the elliott at rivers edge camera where traffic appears to be flowing smoothly out there. josh: peggy james joins us now with a live look at the road week. >> yes, a good ride on 293, but 93 north has been a tough ride coming up from the massachusetts border tonight. we had an earlier accident by exit 4, a new one now between exits 2 and 3 has things backed up quite a bit. once you get beyond that moving up to the queen city. you might expect delays later tonight, there is a monarchs game, so around exit 5 granite street will be getting busy later on tonight.

no problems as you approach concord, although a few backups at the exits in concord. 101 west squeezing through the lights at 114, moving well once you got beyond wallace road. everett turnpike filling in northbound. to problems on 101 out to to seacoast, however there is heavy traffic on the spaulding turnpike. i'm peggy james for 95.7, wzid. shelley: thank you very much. don't let the traffic around the toys r us in manchester or the crossings concern you this afternoon. those are just the people helping with our spirit of giving toy drive. josh: jean mackin has been there all afternoon. so, jean, how are things going? jean: hi, josh and shelley. what a great start to the toys for tots toy drive. once again we're at toys r us here in manchester and look at all the toys we collected on the very first day of this toy drive which lasts all weekend long.

marine corps, we are joined by sergeant justin gordon who says we have topped 2,000 toys but a limb behind last year. rolling. now is like we need to get those toys in here. jean: toys like elmo. >> elmo. markers and crayons, toys like footballs. anything to give to the kids here in new hampshire and southern new hampshire. jean: once again we've topped 2,000 toys here in manchester. but we need a whole lot more throughout the weekend. we're hoping to collect 15,000 toys for the children of new hampshire. also, thanks to dunkin' donuts, they are giving $3 gift cards to good little boys and girls and their parents who come in to make toy donations, so that's another incentive to get on the nice list. >> the mission is to bring more toys for toys for tots.

mission, now let's live up to it. josh: just call him devil dog, they'll respond. still much more ahead tonight, the including a closer look at the victims of the san bernardino shooting, one of the women killed moved to the u.s. to escape islamic extremism in iran. shelley: we're hearing from the officer involved in a frightening collision, both he and that animal are okay. hayley: that is scary. not so scary weather with over the weekend, in fact, spoiler alert, it looks beautiful. when with can we expect snow? i'll have the forecast. josh: at 5:30 a family des practices for answers 20 years after their fathers unexplained death. shelley: and a mother arrested after police say she overdosed

shelley: 16 people are dead after a firebombing at an egyptian night club. police say two american who were turned away from the club came back with molotov cocktails and threw them at the entrance. the smoke from that fire ignited and 16 people suffocated inside the club. three people outside were wounded. investigators say they don't think this has anything to do

josh: a sign of recovery, a cafe targeted in the paris terror attacks has reopened. five people were killed at that spot which has been covered in flowers since the shooting. neighboring businesses say they are happy to see the restaurant open again and tonight police are searching for two new suspects in the attacks including a man suspected of sending money to a relative of the ring leader. as we learn more about potential isis ties in the california attack, we're also learning more about the victims. shelley: lana zak looks at the lives lost and how they are being remembered. reporter: by candle light the victims of the san bernardino shooting were remembered. >> i'm having a really hard time with it. reporter: each candle representing a prayer, a broken heart. 14 lives taken in an instant, ranging in age from 26 to 60. fathers, mothers, cousins.

islamic extremism in iran to die senselessly in san bernardino. >> she was an angel. reporter: they leave behind their true loves, their best friends, their children. including the six of michael wetzel. >> they are very overwhelmed. there are six kids that have lost their father, and renee is a stay at home mom, so they've also lost all their financial support. reporter: wetzel's wife telling abc he was my best friend and an incredible father who was loved by all. without him this family will never be the same. 52-year-old nicholas worked with the alleged shooter. >> we've been together for 14 years. reporter: his wife says nicholas was always there for her, but now she faces life without him. and among those who survived the shooting, there are haunting memories of that day. >> we're hearing all this gunfire take place. without feel anything. i'm trying to contact my wife and tell her i love her and that i'm okay.

of those victims, several online fund raising sites have already been established. lana zak, abc news, washington. hayley: good evening, everyone. today we had some sunshine, but then all of a sudden the clouds invaded and it kind of ended the week on a gloomy note. good thing is, it's just temporary. the clouds will much through tonight and we're back to sunshine for the weekend. let me show you what's happening, first stop in sarn born ton, you can see the clouds across the area, no snow on the ground there. but you don't have to go far up north across the northern tier of the state, there is some snow on the ground. and the ski resorts are eating it up. in dublin tonight looks quiet there. no snow on the ground there in the monadnock region, at least not yet. doesn't look like that will happen over the weekend either. we're going to be clearing out. in the meantime lots of cloud

mountain snow showers, can you see them on some of the higher peaks including of course mount washington. but these clouds are going to continuously be moving off toward the east and eventually tonight most of us clear out. especially in central and southern new hampshire. up to the north some of the the cloud may linger. that will actually be good for you because it won't allow the temperatures to dip as low as they could. right now we're at 36 in berlin, 37 degrees in whitefield. 44 in concord, 45 manchester and nashua, where the skies clear out tonight, that's where the temperatures will be the coldest. i'm expecting that to be in southern areas, so wouldn't be surprised litchfield, londonderry, windham, plaistow, atkinson, you guys will likely have some of the coldest temperatures across the state tonight, because of where the clear skies will happen longer. up to the north, a few mountain snow showers and clouds overnight, but you see the trend overnight. by tomorrow morning only a few clouds linger north of the

sunny. tomorrow temperatures will be a couple degrees warmer than where we were today. here's your forecast tonight. partly cloudy, cool, 20's across the northern tier and some of the southern tier too, all depends where the clouds clear out for you. third elsewhere. for holiday shopping tomorrow, 8:00 a.m. maybe you're trying to get more deals, mostly sunny, 31, we'll warm into the fourth by noontime. evening. so both days are going to be sunny. then on sunday we warm up a little bit. 55 degrees, as you see there. and there's also a big game going on on sunday night. the patriots game, and they're back in foxborough, playing the eagles. if you have plans to head to that game, do some tailgating, it will actually be mild for that, which will be nice. 55 for the high on sunday. and then next week only a small chance of a flurry, as you see there tuesday. otherwise it's still too warm

at least in central and southern new hampshire. so we'll have to keep a watch on that. but the ski areas, cannon, loon enjoying all of this. josh: this is great, and a mild weekend ahead. thanks very much. you can enjoy these mild weekend temperatures and help local families by swinging by the spirit of giving. shelley: many of you have already come by to see our crews, including jennifer crompton live now in newington. reporter: hey there, it's been so much fun today. we're at the crossings at newington, there's been all kind of folks coming by, grandparents, little kids, just a few minutes ago we saw some grandparents come in with three grandchildren and put four presents in the box, everyone was smiling, it truly been a happy kind of of day. and they started rolling in thing. coming in with cars, literally just stopping, handing presents out the window and moving along,

turned out delivering what they could. we met people from towns in both maine and new hampshire, from toddlers to grandparents, it's been a day of hugs, happy tears and swollen hearts. >> every child deserves a wonderful christmas. i had great christmases, my mother was a giver. in her memory. >> i love doing it. i love helping the kids that don't get a lot. reporter: a few minutes ago before we went on the air a group of high school kids came by from a specific class, and i don't remember what it was, but the point is they themselves gathered toys at the high school and dropped off 38 presents. and i said what are you doing, i said just really feels good to give back to the community. we even had one man come up

going to, what do you need. it's kids 13 and over that really were hurting in terms of getting them things to open in year. he went away, came back. basketballs, science kits, i mean it just goes on and on, the kinds of wonderful spirit of giving examples we're seeing. and it's fun too, we've got the radio station playing. there's a green screen here, it's free. people can get their pictures taken, have a fun toys for tots framed photo. no reason not to stop by. so for now we're live in newington, jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. josh: good stuff. thank you very much. up next, one police department getting very creative with its recruitments, so wait until you see who they brought in for an interview. shelley: the granite state takes on iron chef, one lucky news 9 anchor catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday-

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the report and we went and looked at the tree line to see if we could find and we couldn't find him. so we assume he is off frolicking somewhere. shelley: in nine years on the job this is the only time the officer has hit a deer. but he says he sees other peoples accidents every day. one body shop says that this time of year it gets three or four calls a day from people who run into deer. josh: can't believe that deer is okay. shelley: police in fort worth, texas have hit a new recruitment tool. josh: they're sharing the interview type from darth vader. >> what is this about a death star? blowing up under your command. >> not my fault. you can see on my resume i'm quite proficient at using the force. >> well, we refer to it as use of force.

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josh: the mass shooting in california is now officially a terror investigation, as we learn about the shooter's connection to isis. >> we want to know what happened, we want justice. >> a family still in pain 20 years after the death of their father, they just want to know who did it. hayley: more unseasonable weather this weekend, and no snow in sight. how warm it will be. josh: the man who was told he wouldn't live is back on his feet and walking his dog. the next steps in alex's

josh: new information about the motivations behind the san bernardino shooting and the attacker's connection to isis. welcome back. i'm josh mcelveen. shelley: i'm shelley walcott. the f.b.i. is officially treating the shooting as a terror investigation. the assistant director of the l.a. office says they're trying to figure out whether the shooters were planning more attacks. also an official says the woman involved in the attack posted an online message declaring allegiance to isis just before the shooting began. minutes ago a family attorney said there is no clear evidence the couple were part of any particular cell or group. and the news agency affiliated with isis says the shooters were supporters of the group but stopped short of claiming responsibility for the attack. josh: the laconia police department has put together a

do if you find yourself in a situation with an active shooter. they will offer that class next month on january 12 at 6:00 p.m., it free and open to the public. if you're interested, call the laconia police department. shelley: the family of a man stabbed to death in his manchester home almost two decades ago is making a public plea for help in the case. walter paige was 76 years old at the time of the homicide. our andy hershberger joins us live now. reporter: walter painl was a world war ii veteran and respected member of the community. his murder has left many unanswered questions and unhealed wounds. >> stabbed my dad 12 times, for the them to be out there and for us not to have closure and find out what's happened is unconscionable. reporter: janet paige, her

20th anniversary of their father's murder approaches. >> you can't explain it, it's only something that people that understand. that's the only way you would know how the feelings are. reporter: december 14, 1995 when fire destroyed the paige home in manchester's north end. walter was found stabbed multiple times in the basement. a war hero, he and his wife fay had had just celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. their children say she died three and a half years after the murder, of a broken heart. >> it's always going to be, it will always haunt you, because it wasn't fair to them, they were honest people. nobody deserves to have something like this happen to them. reporter: investigators say even two decades later this is a solvable case. they're looking for a tip that will point to a killer and help this family heal.

current, -- no courage, to just kill somebody and burn the house down, and take off. >> i think of all he's missed. and that anger won't go away, because we want to know what happened, we want justice. reporter: anyone who may have information to help this case skied to call the manchester police. andy hershberger, wmur news 9. josh: the teen convicted of hitting two women with his car plans to appeal the decision. remy gross santos hit the women while he drove to his high school graduation. he wants to know whether the judge should have allowed evidence about santos' marijuana use even though the state admitted it had no connection to the crime. a panel of judges will review the sentence given to roland dow

of 25 years after being convicted on eleven counts. he has asked to have a bore review that sentence, that's month. and the new hampshire man caught in an explosion at an overseas water park says he's moving steadily toward independence. alex haas can once again shower himself and is back to cooking and walking his family's dog. the explosion last year killed a dozen people and injured hundreds more. he was burned on 90% of his body and wasn't expected to survive, but he's made remarkable progress toward recovery and is now back home in new hampshire. later this month he'll have the first of several laser surgeries to treat the scars that remain on his skin. thousands of granite staters are pitching in for this weekend's spirit of giving toy drive. shelley: we've had a steady stream of people stopping by our dropoff site.

tremendous generosity today. reporter: it's been so nice. newington. radio folks keeping it fun, you know how that is, i heart radio. lots of volunteers. and of course the u.s. marine corps. come on in, this is sergeant john wright with the marines. tell us about this effort. this is a tradition since when, 19 what? >> 1947 is when a reserve marine initially got the idea to start the area. from there it just grew into what it is today. it's everywhere, pretty much every unit participates in their local communities. reporter: i know you guys do a lot. but you were down on the ground crouched, talking, greeting every little boy and girl that brought toys in. that's got to feel good. >> it does, it feels awesome. whatever circumstances, some

to on christmas and we're here to rectify that. reporter: we have young and old, everybody is pitching in, lots of smiles and hugs. shelley: thanks very much. folks should get down there if they can. holiday lights could be hurting your wi-fi. up next what to know about the decorations that could strangle your signal. josh: chipotle has created new systems for food safety after an e-coli outbreak that remains under investigation. >> the first truly washable spatter phone has hit the market. but you'll have to travel for this soap and water safe device. hayley: a blanket of clouds invaded this afternoon, will they stick around through the

shelley: today's video of the closing bell is provided by the new york stock exchange. an up day on wall street, the dow jones, s&p and nasdaq all up today. and for gas prices nationally we're at 2.05. here in new hampshire we're at 2.08. more than a million bottles of beer are being recalled because

josh: an australian brewery owned by sab-miller announced that recall, it covers bottles of expiration dates of july of 20 sf. customers have complained about chip tess top of the bolts. the company is concerned that some of those chips might have fallen inside. recent links to e-coli had chipotle tightening food safety standards. the chain hired a seattle company to develop new procedures including testing all produce before it goes to restaurants. recent tests show e-coli contamination at chipotle locations in six different states. at one point they closed all of its restaurants in oregon and washington. shelley: the world's first washable smart phone has hit the market in japan. they say the phone has an extra tight seal so you can use both soap and water without worrying about damaging damaging the electronics inside. the company has not said whether it will put the phone on sale here in the u.s. josh: if you're suddenly struggling with your wi-fi, you might want to check your christmas lights.

of wi-fi problems can be traced to household appliances and extra christmas lights and displays only add to the problem. you can try moving the routary way from other gadgets and lights, and sometimes restarting the router will let it search for channels that aren't being used by other devices. shelley: there you go. the holiday spirit is in full swing at the toys r us in manchester. josh: we'll head over there after the break. shelley: the red sox made it official today, signing david price to a long-term contract. we'll have those details later in sports. josh: candidates campaigning in new hampshire react to the new developments in the san bernardino shooting. tonight it's officially a terror

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shelley: there's a special effort under way now to brighten the holidays for granite state children. josh: news 9 and our radio partners have teamed up for toys for tots toy drive. before we go out to jean mackin there's also a translator for elf names at christmas. so jean mackin, we looked you up, this time of year you'll be known by your elf name of flirty sugar socks. take it away. jean: i love it and i think it soys true in every way. josh, don't think i didn't look up your elf name either, fluffy sugar sprinkle pants. josh, we know you served in the marine corps, we're hanging out

we collect toys for the toys for tots drive. star wars really popular this year. we've topped 2100 toys at the location here in manchester so far. we're a little behind from last year. we are also collecting at the crossings in newington. so we're hoping that you can come out and donate. take a look at this video, because the new hampshire state police, fean former troopers served in the marines as well, they showed up to support the marine corps and they went shopping and bought some toys for the toys for tots collection which was just great to see. we do want to say that we are lacking the toys in the zero to 3 age group for both boys and girls. we are also lacking for toys at 10 and above, boys and girls. so just think of those as age groups, but all toys are certainly necessary and needed for the children of new hampshire. we'd like to get to 15,000 this weekend. so everyone has a merry christmas coming up this

and look, one more incentive. special thanks to dunkin' donuts. good little boys and girls who drop off a toy get a $3 gift card so they can have a jelly filled donut or something sweet like that. a lot of sweetness going on here. we hope you'll join the toy drive this weekend. back to you. hayley: love it, it latest be great weather to get out and get your holiday shopping done, and stopping by the toys r us and donating a toy to a deserving child this year. take a look at what happened today. up north in conway, this was about 7:00 in the morning, and that beautiful pink sky starting out the day. and of course you see the snow on top of mount washington there. there might be additional snow that fell at the higher elevations as cloud moved in with cooler air too. by 4:00 in the afternoon the clouds had won out the battle.

were some of the amounts we got. lancaster, littleton and right in franconia notch there was a trace. this is all great news for area ski resorts, of course, and they've been making their own snow with temperatures below freezing particularly at night. so a lot of the ski areas are open for business. you want to check online, wmur.com, we've got a ski report there for you. it will tell you who is open and who isn't quite yet. but the forecast looks great to be doing anything outdoors, maybe skiing or boarding. lots of sunshine both weekend days, it will be milder on sunday, that might be the tough day for the resorts to be making snow. but it will feel good when you're outside, not so cold. 44 degrees right now in concord. 45 in manchester and nashua. 44 in portsmouth. we fall into the 30's up north already. whitefield 37 degrees. problem is we still have a lot of clouds overhead and they're

even a couple of snow showers in the higher elevations remain. but throughout the rest of the night, slowly but surely the clouds are going to clear out especially in central and southern new hampshire, and look to the west, there's a whole lot of nothing out there. high pressure will be moving in as we go through the weekend, that will keep the skies clear for the most part. overnight tonight maybe some higher elevation mountain snow showers north of the notches. otherwise the skies are slowly going to clear, especially in hampshire. so these are the areas that may have the coldest temperatures overnight. 7:00 a.m. on saturday morning, you're doing your saturday morning routine and doing errands or shopping, it looks good, all day long we're sunny and it even clears up north. we'll follow it up with another sunny day on sunday and temperatures will be warmer then too. overnight tonight, 30 berlin, littleton. could be colder in some of the areas south of manchester because the skies will be clearer longer there.

morning, a little bit cold for some of you to start. so here's a look at your planner for saturday. we'll have any skies throughout the day. but it will get clear and cold pretty quickly by 5:00 in the evening, will get to 40 degrees for lots of events going on this weekend including in windham. they've got their tree lighting going on. then on sunday the big pats game going on in foxborough, lots of next week. a chance of some flurries on tuesday, and then rain showers, that's all we can get from this. josh: ski areas making snow. not much to complain about. shelley: wmur's sean mcdonald helped pick the winner in a special culinary competition this week. josh: a business competition has students at plymouth state develop their own flavors of ice cream. sean helped judge the finalists. the winning flavor, mixed birch

it was followed by iron chef style competition with common man chefs. this year's most unique ingredients, hot dogs and fluff. >> the red sox finally have themselves an ace. sox made it official today signing pitcher david price to a season. the 2018 season. price is a five-time all-star, and winner of 201 cy young award. he will wear number 24 for the sox. the bruins will skate in calgary tonight. boston had its five-game winning streak snapped in edmonton on wednesday. the flames have won five straight games at home. the puck drops tonight at 9:00. u.n.h. wildcats, new hampshire plays a home and home series with the maine black bears, they drop the puck at 7:30. we'll hear from the coach tonight at 6:00.

late last night, isaiah thomas scored 21 foys and celtics beat the kings in mexico city, 114-97. jason. one of the year's most popular connection. >> up next it's also teaching people about american history. tom: then at 6:00 tonight, police believe drugs are behind a car crash in northwood and a mother facing charges after driving off the road with their kids inside the car. and developments in san bernardino, that mass shooting, new video inside the accused gunman's home, we're live in washington with why they are

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windows at the white house. sales of this ornament help support education efforts about the white house. and we want to take another look at the spirit of giving toy drive, it's been under way more than 12 hours now. and you have responded in a big way. josh: we've seen hundreds of you go to the manchester toys r us, and we're going to keep going through the whole weekend there. you can find everything you need to know on wmur.com, it goes to a lot of kid that really appreciate it. thank you very much for joining

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tom: police believe a mother had two children in her pickup when she overdosed and crashed, and she wasn't the only adult in the vehicle. hayley: back to full sunshine as temperatures take another turn what to expect as you're out holiday shopping this weekend. reporter: i'm jennifer crompton at the crossings at newington. >> let stuff this bus! >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at 6:00. tom: the mass shooting in california is now being investigated as an act of terrorism. tom griffith. shelley: and i'm shelley walcott. also today an official said one of the shooters, tashfeen malik, pledged her allegiance to isis massacre. tom: and reporters got an inside home. sally kidd joins us live now with the latest. sally? reporter: tom and shelley, the f.b.i. director says there is no