police say hill shot and killed 21-year-old edward andrews on sunday night in brockton. investigators believe robbery was the motive. >> the search is still on for the driver involved in a deadly hit-and-run in quincy. a 78-year-old man was crossing the street back on december 3rd when she was hit by a car. police say they're looking for a black boxy station wagon that's possibly a volvo with front end damage. got out of the car to see what happened then took off. >> this racks it up a little bit more because of the indifference with the driver. i don't understand why someone would leave a human being laying in middle of the road. >> witnesses describe him as a plan wearing a dark jacket and plaid pants. we are learning more tonight about the people killed in a fire in their worcester home last night. 85-year-old mary grace and her brother 71-year-old nicholas died in that fire at the home. firefighters found them unresponsive inside and doctors were not able to save them. we're told the siblings had a hard time walking and neighbors say they stayed with each other until

police say brahden hill shot and killed 21-year-old edward andrews, pictured here, on hill was arrested yesterday afternoon and will be in court today. erika: no bail for the suspect in last week's triple-shooting in revere. shot and killed two people inside an apartment thursday. a third person was shot and seriously hurt. police believe the shootings were drug-related. the suspect in a deadly hit-and-run is behind bars, held on $10,000 bail. investigators say michael burns was high on painkillers while delivering pizzas when he struck joseph brady friday night. brady was walking across the street to the christmas tree lot that he runs. emily: this accused child sex predator is on the run. police say john munroe cut off his ankle bracelet and fled. the 75-year-old is from fall river. his car was found in hull. munroe is charged with raping a girl under the age of ten. anyone with information is asked to call police. erika: new details about troubling facebook posts from one of the killers behind the california shooting rampage. tashfeen malik sent at least two private messages pledging

state police are investigating after edward andrews was be found shot on haverhill street in brockton. he later died at hospital. police say the shots were fired around 1:00 this morning. call police if you know anything about that shooting. >>> a violent scene unfolds inside the backseat of an uber in downtown boston. the driver was able to catch it all on video and fox 25's robert ghoulston was with the driver when he filed his report with police today. >> reporter: it starts when a passenger in the rear seat starts yelling and swearing at the uber driver. >> he starts yelling uber, and try to throw. >> reporter: and then it escalates to this. >> no, no, no. >> reporter: the passenger's friends finally get him out of >> reporter: this is the damage after. >> when he got out, he hit my car, you know. >> how many times did he kick the car? >> two or three times. >> reporter: aziz's car is only 3 months old and now he has a accident still has a car payment so he has to keep working. >> i brought a brand-new car to drive for uber. if i don't pay my bill, my credit is gonna a mess. >> re

antoinette: a shooting investigation underway in brockton right now. 21-year-old edward andrews was found unresponsive and suffering from a gunshot wound on haverhill street just after he was taken to an area hospital where he died. investigators are piecing together clues and searching for a suspect. this is the city's ninth homicide this year. anyone with information is asked to call police. the lynn man charged with shooting and killing two people expected to face a judge tomorrow. michael deleon will be arraigned on two counts of murder for the deaths of peter pitari and christy johnson. police say a third person who was shot gave them deleon's name it's believed the shooting was drug-related. was supposed to be behind the controls of the mbta's runaway train faces a disciplinary hearing tomorrow. the red line train left the braintree station on thursday morning. it rumbled through four stations unmanned before transit workers stopped it by cutting power to the rails. about 50 people were on board at the time. "5 investigates" finding the operator did not follow several procedures. th

police say brahden hill is accused of gunning down edward andrews in brockton on saturday. the victim was found on haverhill street. state police say they arrested hill at his father's home in dorchester. erika: wahlburgers on a mission to beef up business. emily: the plan to expand the local burger chain. new this morning. a manchester teen applauded for his heroic actions. his kindness being rewarded this morning. erika: are you still shopping for loved ones? the little tricks that will make the holiday shopping hassle a bit easier. cindy? cindy: and it doesn't feel like christmas shopping season, right? it is balmy out there this morning. near record warm temperatures today. but the wind is going to be picking up. we'll talk about how strong those winds get ahead. first take a look at the temperatures as you're heading out the door this morning. 50 degrees in boston right now. 61 as you're heading out the r this holiday, it's time for wegmans. we are a family, t brought here through destiny. r living in harmony, we are a family. it's time to savor. time to bake. r it's t

state police investigating after edward andrews was found on haverhill street in brockton of it happened around 1 yesterday morning and andrews later died at the hospital. >> eric rasmussen: memorial services held last night for three of the four 14 victims of the san bernardino attack. this morning, the fbi ended its search in a lake not far from where the shooting rampage happened. investigators have not said what items they found or if they were related in to the attack. police believe the couple accused in shooting went to the lake to dump evidence. >> heather hegedus: arson that happened at a mosque, 75 miles from where the attack happened in san bernardino. the fire heavily damaged the police have arrest add 23-year-old man who they believe started that fire. he's facing hate crime and arson charges now. >>> to overseas this morning, as security remains high in switzerland amidst a terror alert. they found traces of bomb making materials in a car and arrested two people. the terror alert after u.s. intelligence intercepted discussing the idea of attacking geneva, chicago, or toront

brahden hill is accused of gunning down edward andrews in brockton on saturday. the victim was found on haverhill street. state police say they arrested hill at his father's home in dorchester. erika: 5:09 right now. wahlburgers on a mission to beef up business. get it? the plan to expand the local new this morning. a manchester teen applauded for his heroic actions. his kindness being rewarded this morning. erika: are you still shopping for loved ones? the little tricks that will make the holiday shopping hassle a bit easier. cindy? cindy: and it is an incredibly warm start for this time of year but the wind-- that is picking up. wind advisory up. we'll talk about how strong the wind gusts get later today. first take a look at what you can expect when you head out the door this morning. in addition to the warm temperatures you do have rain right now. boston, worcester, nashua. not for long. >> good morning, "eyeopener." emily: just a little motivation on a tuesday morning. westwood. erika: you can always include your workouts in your wake-up call. just go to the

antoinette: a shooting investigation underway in brockton right now. 21-year-old edward andrews was found unresponsive and suffering from a gunshot wound on haverhill street just after midnight saturday. he was taken to an area hospital where he died. investigators are piecing together clues and searching for a suspect. this is the city's ninth homicide this year. anyone with information is asked to call police. the lynn man charged with shooting and killing two people in revere thursday night is expected to face a judge tomorrow. michael deleon will be arraigned on two counts of murder for the deaths of peter pitari and police say a third person who was shot gave them deleon's name before losing consciousness. it's believed the shooting was drug-related. frank: new hampshire state police nab a man for driving the wrong way down interstate 89. 26-year-old sean list is charged with drunk driving and reckless conduct. multiple drivers reported that the vehicle was speeding, at one point narrowly missing a tractor trailer. police had to use spike strips to stop list's vehicle. the train oper

andrew: because of the r&d point. edward: r&d will be where there is duplication and it is actually a small number in the scheme of the 3 billion number, literally down in the 10% range. when you look at the combined million.and 2.8 we are not taking out r&d working on a project where there is not. there are going to be three companies at the other end of this, and the materials dow, the other side is to punt. -- is dupont. we know that is a future destination. edward: it is the same thing. we halve the hole corporate infrastructure, which, by the way, they are downsizing. we are in bloomington and will have to lean on that as we do these other two companies. i will say, andrew climbed from flint. -- andrew, i am from flint. not a bad place to be. very busy day for you gentlemen good time for "bloomberg markets." for that we go to betty liu. betty: david, stephanie, thank you very much for they are speaking to andrew liveris and edward breen who will join for this new company. in the making. i want to bring in our global che

dupont ceo edward breen will be the ceo of the new 130- billion-dollar company and dow ceo andrew liveris will be the new chairman. jack: senator chuck grassley released a statement today in response to the merger, saying quote: "dupont and dow are two titans of american industry and the proposed merger demands serious scrutiny. i'll be listening to iowa farmers and consumers about any concerns they may have with jack: the iowa legislature will be faced with tough decisions again next year as the state doesn't look to have as much money as they were hoping for. at the revenue estimating conference this week, numbers show an increase in revenues. but not as much as legislators thought there would be. one reason for that is iowa crop prices have fallen, which is a concern. lawmakers and education leaders in the state say they're most worried about passing an education funding increase this year, and expect it to be another hard- battle. office released saying, quote we must remain responsible, frugal, and diligent in crafting our gov. branstad looks forward to working with the house and sen

stand.on the day of the murder--edward cusic's neighbor, jeff ray said ed suffered from a seizure but regained consciousness.his brother warren cusic ---who also goes by andrew ---said his brother was prescribed medication in high school after he ssfered from concussions while playing football. he says he was also prescribed more medication when he was hurt on a job site. andrew also said he witnessed his brother abuse medications "more times then he could count". the psychologist took the stand and spoke about cusic's mental state at the time of the murder. psychologigi: he suffers from neurocognitive disorder....sub stance abuse...psychologist: was not legally insane of the event. the psychologist also id cusic ttk several prescription drugs which included zenax and valium on the day of the murder. the psychologist testified that cusic thought his mom was tryiyi to attack him that t night but now thinking back he realizes that was not the case. cbs2 news will be in court tomorrow as they continue discussing cusic's mental state at the time of his mother's death.in cedar rapids...stephanieieohnson cbs 2 news live at 5. officials in west liberty are investig

stand.on the day of the murder--edward cusic's neighbor, jeff ray said ed suffered from a seizure but regained consciousness.his brother warren cusic ---who also goes by andrew ---said his brother was prescribed medication in high school after he suffered from concussions while playing football. he says he was also prescribed more medication when he was hurt on a job site. andrew also said he witnessed his brother abuse medications "more times then he could count". the psychologist took the stand and spoke about cusic's mental state at the time of the psychologist: he suffers from neurocognitive disorder....sub stance abuse...psychologist: was not legally insane of the time of the event. event.the psychologist also said cusic took several prescription drugs which included zenax and valium on the day of the murder. the psychologist testified that cusic thought his mom was trying to attack him that night but now thinking back he realizes that was not the case. cbs2 news will be in court tomorrow as they continue discussing cusic's mental state at the time of his mother's death.in cedar rapids...stephanie johnson cbs 2 news live at 5. the republican party of io

andrews' home were also taken by officers. authorities say escaped from prison almost 30 years ago has been arrested in horry county. officers say james edward coe escaped from prison on june 23rd, 1986. on sunday, police say he was caught shoplifting at hudson's flea market in surfside. the owner of the flea market says coe walked away from the shop without paying for a piece of jewelry. coe is being held with no bond . he was originally set to be released from prison in 1989. nigel: the clemson tigers continue their preps for the orange bowl. gabrielle: and today, the players and coaches met with our wyff news 4 sports department. wyff news 4 sports director brad fralick joins us now, live in south florida. he has more run with what the tigers are up to. did you have to stand in front of the pool, brad? way to show off. brad: we always have to stand in front of the pool. we act like south floridians for a few days. it was an hour-long super bowl style do. we had full access to every clemson player along with dabo's cameras and reporters were everywhere. we had a full hour to basically walk around and ask any player any question we wanted t

the tie-up was one of the first things edward breen considered when he took the top job at du pont just two months ago. >> it was my first day at du pont. andrewalled me up and we literally met that sunday and spent the afternoon -- >> day one. you didn't wait. i know there's an anecdote. you didn't even have time to know where the bathroom was and -- >> that was my joke to him. >> and exactly the way i remembered it. and ed responded very quickly. to his point, the du pont board had obviously been considering the moment in time was arriving. the ag business needed a partnersh partnership. and remember, this is a game changer for ag and what we're creating in ag. the du pont board was heavily g ag-oriented. 60% was ag. the multiple approaches, we needed the moment in time and the person and the person to arrive and say you know what, there's a lot of value to be down here and the board agreed. >> shares of the dow component du pont were off 5% today. dow chemical -- well, dow chemical dropped nearly 3%. >>> in economic news producer prices unexpectedly rose in november driven by a gain in services. the producer price index which measures the p

is name for andrew jackson.that caused a little bit of controversy -- since jackson owned slaves -- and shouldn't be named after him. that got some folks going on facebook... facebook...edward says i personally don't see an issue. the military has always held the honor in respect and continuing a close relationshsh with citits, states, or individuals that they share name sakes with, regardless of their affiliations. affiliations.randi - political correctness and victimhood is getting ridiculous! ridiculous!cheryl - we can find something wrong with everyone and evevything. now -- we look at their voice -- what politicans are posting on social media. media.the iowa hawkeyes are getting a lot of attention because they're off to the rose bowl -- even after losing the big 10 championship game last week..the e ing is -- they lost in the last 30-seconds. that was a problem for iowa senator joni ernst. ernst.before the game was over -- she congradulated the team on their win.the problem was -- the team then lost.the account quickly deleted the tweet and sasa that it was a staff error -- and congradulate d the hawkeyes on their season. most fans probably forgot once they heard about

dow's ceo, andrew liverous, who would become executive chairman of the new country, is said to have pursued a dupont deal for more than a decade, and dupont's brand-new ceo, edward breen, is said to have been in talks not only with dow, but with syngenta, also a seed-maker. but a dow/dupont mega company would become the world's second largest chemical company with $90 billion in sales, trailing only germany's basf. the new company would sell 17% of the world's pesticides and be the third largest supplier of crop chemicals. u.s. farmers would buy nearly half their corn seed and almost 40% of their soybeans from the newly combined company. shareholders might like those numbers, but the farmers who buy those seeds will probably be heard from when the justice department tries to figure out whether the deal passes regulatory muster. >> if it does go through, there will be significant concessions, certainly more than the company's willing to make in the first go-round. this is going to be a political issue. it's about jobs, it's about the economy, it's about two companies that people actually know the names of and probably care about. >> reporter: dennis burman wrote

andrew jackson.that caused a little bit of controversy -- since jackson owned slaves -- and the double a-p says a ship shouldn't be named after him. that got some folks going on facebook... facebook...edward says i personally don't see an issue. the military has always held the honoin respect and continuing a close relationship with cities, they share name sakes with, regardless of their affiliations. affiliations.randi - political correctness and victimhoods getting ridiculous! ridiculous!cheryl - we can find something wrong with everyone and everything. now -- we look at their voice -- what politicans are posting on social media. media.the iowa hawkeyes are getting a lot of attention because they're off to t rose bowl -- even after losing the big 10 chchpionship game last week.the thing is -- they lost in the last 30-seconds. that was a problem for iowa senator joni ernst. ernst.before the game was over -- she congradulated the team on their win.the problem was -- the team then lost.the account ickly deleted the tweet and said that it was a staff error -- and congradulate d the hawkeyes on their season. most fans probably forgot once they heard about the rose bowl. bowl.donald trump was

andrew napolitano. >> did i predict it. neil: was i talking to you? i was talking to connell. >> fan of edward snowden.ats became fans much edward snowden. >> no i'm used to this. you're right though, if you go back to, somebody like a ran pal gets hurt something like this being in the camp for so long. the pendulum is swinging. go back to the conversation you had on the show last hour where you guys were talking about the how, you crack down on this comparing it to child exploitation and child important if i. neil: they have rules in effect for that. >> "wall street journal" it is much easier to crack down on child exploitation or child pornography. there is database in place and don't have that for terrorism. >> you could build one. >> a lot on terrorism, a lot of news stories come up. >> that is pleading stupidity, oh, really, because they can't point out a terrorist or it's a news headline there they are so ignore ant and inept? >> i take issue, i take issue what that gentleman was saying. facebook by the way has gotten a little bit more aggressive, thely gotten more aggressive. they don't want to