worked here at cheshire medical center as the emergency preparedness coordinator from 2009 to 2012. now a relative tells us that while she is originally from hinsdale, she now works for the san bernardino county health department, according to her grandmother. a relative says that during the deadly shooting yesterday in san bernardino, gaspard was shot three times in the leg. now her grandmother says that her granddaughter had surgery last night and is expected to recover. today gaspar's mother diane posted this statement on her facebook page. one of her first comments to us was that somehow this situation could be used to witness for the lord, her faith is so strong, she was praying with other victims while she was lying there bleeding. we praise god for sparing her life. now, we spoke with mountain view vermont where gaspard's parents are members, they say that the parents flew out this morning to california to be with their daughter. live in keene, stephaie woods, wmur news 9. tom: president obama ordered all flags at half staff to honor the victims of the shootings. flags should

. >> when she worked here at cheshire medical center from 2000 9-2012, she helped the hospital prepare for emergencies, but yesterday she faced her own emergence the, and now her childhood pastor is speaking out, saying her face is helping her through it. >> a shock for the whole church family. news before but we' ve never had to face it. now it has struck one of hours so it' s a lot closer to home than ever before. stephanie: he said he first preached to 30-year-old amanda gaspard when she and her sister lindsay were just toddlers. >> very tenderhearted for other people. she' s spent some time in india, some time in africa doing mission work. that' s one reason she' s doing what she does. stephanie: he says gaspard now lives in california and works for the san bernardino county health department but her parents still live in hinsdale. miller says he ran over there wednesday and prayed with ken and diane gaspard when he first heard of the deadly shooting in san bernardino. >> they' re all exhausted, because they didn' t sleep much last night. and they' re encouraged. it' s going to be

cheshire is north of pittsfield and western mass. the witness describes the crazy the witness describes the >> i was hysterical. a total mess. and the people are getting near most of the stuff. >> the driver the gray suv suffered critical injuries, and several people on the bus were also hurt. the cause was unknown. >>> the bruins and celtics were in action tonight. the bs traveled to pittsburgh for the penguins. >>> a scary moment in the nba. watch right here as lebron james slams into a woman sitting courtside on a game in cleveland. and he is a big man. the woman is the wife of professional golfer jason day. as you can see, she was taken out of the arena on a stretch we are a neck brace on. she is being held overnight at a hospital. james said he spoke with day and his wife after the incident. she told him she was okay. >>> it is 4:46. i want to take you right back outside to the pike and show you this fog that is lingering. it is low hanging. here is another vantage point. going to stick with us all morning. but be careful, visib

cheshire medical center says the to 2012. today gaspard's mother, diane gaspard, posted this state on her facebook page. thank you so much for asking for gaspard. one of the first comments to us was that somehow this situation could be used to witness for the lord, her faith is so strong, she was praying with other there bleeding. we praise god for sparing her life. we spoke with members of mountain view 7th day adventist church in vermont where gaspard's family attends church. they say the gaspard's parents flew out this morning to california to be with their daughter. stephanie woods, wmur news 9. josh: thanks. earlier today we spoke with brad garrett, he's a former f.b.i. profiler and now consultant with abc news. he talked about the next steps in this case. where does this investigation go right now? we know it's been reported that the male suspect recently traveled to saudi arabia, his girlfriend or wife had a passport from pakistan. what are people looking at now? >> who are they connected to, who trained them, where do

ray: she worked at the cheshire medical center from 2009 to 2012. she helped the hospital prepare for emergencies. on wednesday, she faced her own emergency. her childhood pastor says her strength and faith are helping her through it. >> shock for the whole church family. we've seen the things on the news before. we've never had a face with them. now it is struck one of ours -- one of us, you know? it is a lot closer to home than ever before. ray: art miller first preached to 32-year-old amanda gaspard at mountainview in vernon, vermont. she and her sister were just toddlers. >> very tender hearted for other people. she spent some time in africa and india doing mission work. that's one reason she's ray: gaspard now lives in california and works for the san department. her parents still live in hinsdale. he prayed with ken and dianne when he first shooting. >> they are all exhausted. they didn't sleep last night much. they are encouraged. it is going to be a long amanda. they are just thrilled obviously some of the it. ray: a relative says amanda was

this is through hillsboro and cheshire county' s in new hampshire. this extends all the way back through northern new hampshire, even into northern maine. if you are traveling this way, you definitely want to take your time and exercise caution. here is why. concorde is holding up at 32 degrees. it is right around the freezing mark. that is how we get some slick spots. notice boston is that 34 and 38 already at nantucket. so, here is that patchy freezing rain. basically showing up in the area of pink. light showers through boston, say, through metrowest and worcester county, and then heavier rain along parts of the south coast, the cape, as well as the islands hitting in on these downpours. their way in. it is associated with an area of low pressure that will be bringing us heavier rain into the overnight and first thing tomorrow morning. then we watch a secondary batch down here. all of this is pushing to the north and east. that will bring us another shot or another round of rain. i think this will come around tomorrow. we really have two rounds of

cheshire is north of pittsfield in western massachusetts. the witness describes the crazy the witness describes the craziness when it all happened. >> i was hysterical. i was a total mess. and people were getting in the ambulances and stuff. gooern gene the driver of the gray suv suffered critical injuries and several people on the bus were also hurt. the cause of that crash is unknown. >>> the force has officially wars" fans are sleeping in. the premiere had fans sleeping out all over the country and already breaking records. movie ticket web site fan gang go said presales broke its record for best movie ever sold record for best movie ever sold. we talked to fans coming out of the athlete irand they said the movie did not disappoint. >> incredible. absolutely anything would you want from a new "star wars." it was funny. it was action packed. >> sara: box office analysts say the movie could make $200 million this weekend alone gives the shot of the u.s. record for biggest opening weekend ever. >>> some "star wars" fans in california had the

this nightclub on cheshire bridge road in northeast atlanta was closing. police told me a b-j roosters customer called uber to pick him up. (nats) channel two action news obtained the police report that says when the uber driver that arrived here there was already a passenger in the front seat. the uber customer told police this was, in fact, the uber driver he was waiting for because the driver said his name when he pulled up. he told police he got into the back seat of the uber car and the driver turned onto i-75 north. he said they drove on the interstate for a few minutes. and then the passenger in the front seat turned around and pulled out a gun. the victim said the gunman took his phone, his wallet and keys and forced him out of the car here at the moore's mill exit. police told us someone called 9-1-1 and reported the victim walking on this side of i-75. i called uber and had a conversation with a spokeswoman. she wouldn't confirm or deny the armed robbery. she said it's under investigation. a second atlanta man says he was also victimized by an ub

this nightclub on cheshire bridge road in northeast atlanta was closing. roosters customer called uber to pick him up. (nats) channel two action news obtained the police report that says when the uber driver that arrived here there was already a passenger in the front seat. the uber customer told police this was, in fact, the uber driver he was waiting for because the driver said his name when he pulled up. he told police he got into the back seat of the uber car and the driver turned onto i-75 north. he said they drove on the interstate for a few minutes. and then the passenger in the front seat turned around and pulled out a gun. the victim said the gunman took his phone, his wallet and keys and forced him out of the car here at the moore's mill exit. police told us someone called 9-1-1 and reported the victim walking on this side of i-75. i called uber and had a conversation with a spokeswoman. she wouldn't confirm or deny the armed robbery. she said it's under investigation. a second atlanta man says he was also victimized by an uber driver over the we

she used to work for the cheshire medical center in keene. she was shot 3 times in the leg. her family pastor tells us her parents are just thankful she's alive. >> we're encouraged. it is going to be a long road to recovery for amanda. some didn't make it. randy: police are pushing for vigilance in wake of the violence in san bernardino. thousands of people attended the holiday lights tree lighting last night on boston common, with an increased police presence. but as boston police commissioner williams evans points out, it's what you don't see that is critical. >> monitoring social media. you know, working with our partners. we're involved in monitoring travel in and out of not only our state but out of the country. there is a lot of great information sharing. randy: the big concern for law enforcement right now, lone wolves that fly under the radar. emily: experts are urging situational awareness in the work place, following the shooting rampage. they say you must take charge of your own safety. >> you can't stop this type of thing from happening because you don't know fr

the shooting. 32-year-old amanda gaspard is from hinsdale, new hampshire, she used to work for the cheshire medical center in keene. she was shot three times in the leg. her family pastor raced to her parent's home in hinsdale last night after hearing the news. >> they are all exhausted, last night. and they are encouraged. it is going to be a long road to recovery for amanda, but they are obviously thrilled that she is alive because some of the other ones didn't make it. gaspard is an employee of the san bernardino county health department. ed: boston police are urging vigilance after this latest shooting. heather: especially at a big public events. mary saladna is live at boston common, where one of those was held tonight. mary? mary: many viewers watch the tree lighting but others came in person to see it live and had no regrets. [cheering and applauding] it is not that they are not concerned about their security. they decided not to be ruled by fear. >> i think it is important to be cautious about this and christmas is my favorite time of year. >> i saw the backpack sitting on a bench.

she's got a smile that makes the cheshire cat jealous. jedediah bila. he is an entertainer that goes by one name like madonna or seigfried or roy. national review staff writer charles cook. and this is what a professional pod castor thinks what dressing up is like. comedian dave smith. let's start the show. >> the state department has released 8,000 more of hillary clinton's e-mails. i read all of them twice and underlined key parts. like this message from 2012 where a post concussion hillary jokes to the senior advisor that having a cracked head is no fun. i guess mrs. bill clinton thinks it is okay to joke about traumatic brain injury. at the time she may have faked the concussion to avoid testifying on benghazi. he revealed that he reached out to roger goodell to undermine the john boltons and the laura ingrams of the world who are belittling hillary's health. he was also crafting a note to bolton adding "don't worry, no profanity." yes, bolton may gee offend -- get offended by course language. in another exchange titled "stupid question." clinton as

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this happened in cheshire. police say the bus collided with an s.u.v. before it crashed into the house. at least one person suffered serious injuries from this. state police are still investigating why the two vehicles collided. >> sarah: boston is set to raise the minimum age to buy cigarettes. the city's public health commission voted unanimously to raise the age from 18 to 21. reviews. >> what this really does is acknowledges the real danger of tobacco products. and it acknowledges that there tobacco. >> you can go to iraq, lose a leg, come back here and then go to a store and you can't buy a cigarette or a cigar because supposedly your judgment is not good enough. >> sarah: the new regulation will also apply the e-cigarettes it takes effect february 15th. >> christa: gillette is suing a rival dollar shave club claiming the company's copied gillette's formula the make its blades. according to the "globe," gillette says it invented a specific formula the coat its razors and that dollar shave it. that lawsuit was filed in delaware and it seeks unspecif

it happened in cheshire. the bus collided with an s.u.v. before crashing into the house. at least one person suffered serious injuries. state police are still investigating why the two vehicles collided. >> christa: now on just one station: a rivalry rescue in brookline. a starbucks worker finds a dunkin' donuts employee in distress and moves in to make a save. report@starbucks and dunkin' donuts practically side by side in brookline. would be enemies. when you work at 4:00 in the morning, you share a somewhat friday morning, derek was on his way to his job at dunk's. >> i was using my inhaler. two blocks go by. it is like, i can't even breathe. collapsed. >> the doctor said i had pneumonia. while i was asleep, the fluid had built up in my lungs. so when i lifted up to go get up, it all went inside my lungs. >> reporter: the man ran over to help. >> he said it was really hard to breathe. he had used up his inhaler. >> he knew something was wrong. he came over. he was like, are you all right? i don't have any air left. i couldn't say anything. i'm like, waving at him. i gu

this happened in cheshire. police say the bus collided with an s.u.v. before it crashed into the house. at least one person suffered