sean: now at noon, a day in court for a hancock man who police say pointed a pistol at an officer. how the officer was able to disarm him. employees returning to work in san bernardino, california. we hear from doctors who treated the wounded. kevin: another mild day but it is not going to last. we' re tracking the systems, ahead. sean: and a convoy bound for arlington national cemetery hampshire. the important mission they are on.

now, "wmur news 9 at noon." [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> one of the most horrific ones we have encountered, and our hearts go out to the victims. what really bothers me most is that none of the 14 had a chance. sean: today we are hearing from the survivors in san bernardino and the doctors who treated the wounded. it afternoon. i' m sean mcdonald. thousands of county workers are heading back to work. laura lister has more on the security measures in place. laren: this exclusive photo obtained by abc news revealed the san bernardino terror suspects arriving for the first time in the u.s. as a newly married couple. it is from july 2014.

the tracks from data recovered from computers and phones found in the couple' s home that they tried to destroy. syed farook did leave behind his voice. >> syed farook -- >> is not available. llauren: what witness told abc news that it was a large space act with tables. malik burst in through this conference room, opened fire instructing many of the people at this table, the table farook had been sitting under their playing trivia games with his coworkers. over the weekend, the investigation led an fbi swat team to the home of henry day -- enrique marquez. he bought the high-powered assault rifles that somehow ended up in the hands of the

one time licensed security guard lived next door to farook when they grew up. >> they were very close friends. lauren: there is no indication marquez was involved in the attack but authorities are pursuing any connection to far ook. bernardino. sean: with the increase of terror threats facing our country from the home and security department is getting ready to announce a new terror alert system. homeland security secretary jeh johnson says the changes that are important americans that the company -- countries security posture. as will be the third terror alert system in place since the september 2001 terror attack. and developing story this noon. the department of justice has announced it will examine the use of force by the chicago police department. attorney general loretta lynch says this independent investigation goes beyond the

the department' s policies on use of force, deadly force and will include racial, ethical and other disparities. this investigation is similar to ones recently done in baltimore and ferguson, missouri. a man who allegedly pointed a loaded gun at a police officers face remains behind bars after appearing in court. the 22-year-old from hancock faces a total of 4 charges, including felony criminal threatening. ray brewer was there for the t we say anything about what led up to the confrontation? ray: the issue of motive was not according to the paperwork, we learned that heisenberger may suicide. appearing by video in circuit some mental health issues. >> psychiatric health -- i have

ray: according to police and court paperwork, he went to the high school saturday night and he got his car stuck on a practice field. when an officer went to investigate, the officer said he could smell alcohol on him, and the incident escalated. >> this was an extremely dangerous situation. officer martin had a gun put right in his face, a loaded weapon. ray: the officer backed off and called for backup. heisenberger pointed the gun at his own head. negotiations would last for more than an hour. during that time, police say he fired his gun into the ground, exclaiming "this is how i keep control." the prosecutor is one of the officers who responded to the call for backup >> . he allegedly wanted to talk to his sister. please offer the use of a cell phone if you surrender to the gun. police say heissenberger put the

officer saw he did not have any other weapons and tackled him. the prosecution asked that they' ll be set at 100,000 others cash. >> putting a loaded weapon in a serious charge. ray: the judge agreed with the prosecution setting bail and keeping it on $100,000 cash. heissenberger is due back in court in december 17. ray brewer, wmur news 9. hampshire, an investigation is underway after a moose was found shot to death and both of its antlers were missing. discovery off smokey camp brook tip. authorities believe this happened sometime friday. treated in a boston hospital after he was hit by a car in the teen was airlifted after he was struck yesterday afternoon while crossing highland street. police say the driver is being cooperative, and alcohol does

deliveries to cemeteries across escort. the convoy traveled through morning before making the stop. the three tractor-trailers are filled with olson for -- folsom for -- balsam fur wreaths. coming up, developments in the case of a newborn baby found buried alive. her mother is now under arrest. plus a new way to fight the , battle of the bulge. decades old weight loss program. afternoon out there. temperatures. flow out of canada starting tomorrow. sean: and in today ' s

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sean: the mother of a newborn arrest. the baby was rescued after two women walking along a path heard her cries and called 911. the baby was pulled from under

she had been placed there just a day or so after she was born. the mother is facing charges of attempted murder and child endangerment. $14 billion -- that' s the pricetag for keurig, the single coffee machine maker, to a private equity firm jab holding company. this deal comes as keurig' s stock is down nearly 61% since the beginning of the year. jab holding already has a controlling stake of the company behind gevalia, tassimo, and other brands. this noon we are getting the first look at the new weight watchers. the company is overhauling the way it helps people loose weight banking on star power to sell it. abc' s deborah roberts shares the changes. s eve ball drops, the battle of the bulge begins. the coveney helps millions shed pounds and is waiting just

with its new jesse -- jazzy fitness app, this is not your grandmother' s weight watchers. what is different now? >> people with this program are shifting the mindset a lot. deborah: shifting by focusing more on good health and less on counting calories as a way to squeeze in the extra treat. >> people are spending time figuring out how i get my readers in -- my doritos in. now it is not as important to make sure they' re getting their doritos in. deborah: the new campaign, beyond the scale, comes at an important time for the 52-year-old weight watchers. >> pizza with pepperoni mozzarella, no baloney weight watchers, this is living deborah: they brought oprah on board with a 10% stake in the country. she writes the next month'

magazine, this is not a diet. i' m a bona fide convert. >> we still produce weight loss. now we are enhancing our program based on the latest science unhealthy eating, being more fit , and making time to take care of yourself. >> i have to have a piece of pumped in time because you have to have it. deborah: these three women, part of the test group in new jersey, say a new focus on their physical and emotional health made losing weight more fine. >> if you like it is more of a mental breakthrough you have to have to lose the weight. it is more about the positive things that you can do. easier than before. >> you have to literally look at the points and it was tedious. deborah: you stay with it? >> absolute. m down 50 pounds. >> and down 30 pounds. deborah: but not everything has

>> still going to the weigh-ins? >> we are. it is an important metric not the only metric. sean: now i want that pumpkin pie and doritos. kevin: that didn' t help much for us, did it? especially near lunchtime. things are starting to change. sean: in today' s "cook'

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kevin: the fog continues to lift and the most even stubborn of areas like the northeast part of vermont and the far northern areas of the state. otherwise, we are left with sunshine, clouds, temperatures lower 50' s, one more afternoon. temperatures will take a drop

clouds making their way into the north country right now. all this in response to a front not going to have a lot of moisture with it. nonetheless they will have cooler air and a little push of does not come with stronger winds or precipitation but things is the potential of dropping temperatures back from lately. we have the coolest of the readings in the far northern and western parts of the state, where we had the fog fairly stubborn and we have been seeing that play out the last couple of mornings. lebanon trying to get out of the overcast right now. after starting the day in the teens, we are now back in the lower half of the 40' s in the north country. southern areas of the state getting up between 50 and 55 this afternoon. what is the readings at or above some cases 10 degrees warmer

in washington, 10 degrees below where they were yesterday. that is because the cool air comes in out of canada and the higher elevations first. as you look at the milder air back to the south and west, we will get a taste of that yet again as we work our way to the end of the week. a little break from mild air we had all the way through the month of november and even the last six days around here. there is a look at the white mountains and eventually with partly sunny' s tonigh, we will see the temperatures in the 20' s to lower 30' s. a week from system hassan to our southeast turns wins more northeast and the last the temperatures to climb of between 36 and 44 tomorrow afternoon. we will go up a couple degrees, there with parcel -- partial wednesday night. a stray showers or two depending on the time of day. it could also be arranged our through thursday afternoon or it eventually pulls away on friday and sets up another

40' s to low 50' s this afternoon. notice a little bit of a breeze later on today as the cooler air starts to come in. 20' s to low 30' s tonight. 10-degree drop for tomorrow. days after that, warming up each day with partial sunshine. best chance of a shower or two will be thursday get another front approaching later sunday night and on into monday. let' s go to "cook' s corner." sean: today we are making a heart healthy breakfast treat. we are joined by michelle olson, a dietitian with the center for advanced nutritional therapy. this is a heart healthy snack, right? michelle: it is a great actress item. what is great about this is it is easily freezable, to comes of people on the go with heart healthy breakfast. we start off with the dry ingredients, whole wheat white flour and oatmeal. for that in.

michelle: so far come so good. this is the cinnamon and baking soda and baking powder. it at a biscuit feeling to it. even though it is a cookie i like to call it a biscuit. sean: scone? michelle: it is a cookie. sean: i could sell this to the kids as cookies for breakfast. michelle: exactly. the key here is we actually have avocados in it, which a lot of people are surprised to hear. sean: for breakfast. kind of strikes you. cookie. it replaces butter. buter is high in saturated fat saturated fat. it is a heart healthy fat. that is what is great about that could we will add the egg. and then plain yogurt. sean: plain yogurt. michelle: you have to have

mix this up. olive oil is another ingredient in here that people are always surprised about. that is another heart healthy fat. sean: as you are making that up, let us go about the capture little hats, -- new hampshire little hats, big hearts campaign. michelle: the hospitals proud to partner with the american heart association and in february, heart health month, and these cute red hats, basically we want to give -- oh, ok -- we want to born in february with an adorable little red hat to and for everyone to live a heart-healthy life. sean: you are looking for knitters right now. to volunteer.

org/nhlittlehatsbighearts. what is the final set? with the drive it the major ingredient, too, is dates. that provides sweetness. and because i love walnuts, another heart-healthy fat. scuit. we basically mix it up. sean: throw it in the oven, how long? michelle: gosh, 12, 15 minutes, depending on the oven. sean: thank you very much could looks yummy. the big stress is paying four hundred dollars a month

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sean: the spirit of giving is alive and well in new hampshire and thank you to everyone who donated to our toy drive. nearly 17,000 toys and $17,000 in cash and gift cards were spectacular effort there. our next project wmur' s annual , spirit of giving food drive, we' ll be collecting non-perishable food donations at all hannaford shaws and wal-mart locations in new hampshire

or you can purchase pre-packaged donations at any of those stores. all the food collected will go to the new hampshire food bank. come out and help us out. kevin: fantastic. we' re looking at mild weather afternoon. sean: doesn' t feel like december. tonight at 5:00, the newest airport in the u.s. is only partly in the country. we will take you inside the border. medical advances are helping more women survived breast cancer. the treatments can have long-term effects. transfer your health after -- beating the disease.

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