all of haynes's cash was in his coat pocket. the teen thieves only tore into his pants pockets, getting away with a purse of change that haynes used for bus fare. >> god is with me. >> reporter: haynes says it happened so fast, that he didn't get a good look at his attackers. but he chased after them. when they out ran him, he went to the police to file a report. the barbados native says he won't let the incident keep him from being active. >> i fear nothing. year-old, refusing to be defeated. in east new york brookling, jessica schneider,. >>> elementary school students accused of plotting an attack in new jersey. all of them are 10, or 11 years old, and go to cliffton's school number 11. police say the youth were plotting to detonate a device at the high school. the police found a device, but said it had no explosives. the children were detained, and later released back to their parents. >>> the birth rate of drug addicted babies has doubled for 2015. 171 babies born adducted to drugs in suffolk county. right now, there are on

crystal haynes, fox25 news. >>> three injured and the driving in dover, new hampshire on ash street. the suv was left mangled. the driver and two passengers were taken to the hospital. murray was charged with driving while intoxicated. >>> aaron hernandez was supposed to stand trial for murder and witness intimidation on january 19. instead, another status hearing on that day. both the defense and prosecution asked for the delay because of an appeal over evidence in that case. hernandez pleaded not guilty to shooting two men after a fight inside a boston nightclub. he is serving a life sentence 2013. >>> a driver charged with train is not the only driver. another driver was disciplined in 2011 for using a telephone receiver to keep the throttle in place. back in july of 1999, a customer reported seeing a driver do the same exact thing and was disciplined. last week, the mbta fired david vasquez after allowing a train to travel without any controls. vasquez is appealing the decision to fire him. >>> new numbers tonight in the race for president. heading into the new year, donald trump

tonight, fox 25 is bringing you live team coverage.jc crystal haynes is learning new details about what happened. and about the man who was supposed to be behind the controls. stephanie quinu has a closer look at how far the mbta stopped the train without an operator, but we begin with robert goulston, the only local reporter to speak with the passenger who kicked in the cabin door, only to discover nobody was inside. robert? >> the reporter: mark, to say the least, ed's ride to work was quite an ordeal. he's the one that kicked that train rider's door open and found a microphone cord like this one wrapped around the train's accelerate or controls with nobody driving the train. >> it was a very scary situation. >> fox 25 obtained this exclusive photo, taken moments after the redline train was stopped by the mbta. passengers say they saw the p.a. microphone cord seen in the lower right wrapped around the in the maximum speed position. >> the cord was wrapped through there, so it stays on the high speed and walkie talkie itself was stuck there. >> ed is the one who broke the operator comp

crystal haynes but we begin with fox 25's john monahan with what investigators are saying. >> reporter: vanessa the number of people killed stands at 14, 17 injured right now the f.b.i. says they do not have a motive but they do say that terrorism is a possibility at this hour. also in the last hour we have learned more about the suspects. one man, one woman both now dead after that shoot-out with police. one guy down. one guy in the back of a car. >> that is police scanner audio we have obtained from the shoot-out. right now investigators say the two suspects killed were gear. rifles and handguns and some kind of device and a pipe bomb was thrown from that black s.u.v. at the scene of the incident. a police officer was hurt in this but he will be okay. we have no idea if that is the person that came back. i know one of the big questions that will come up repeatedly is is this terrorism and i am still not willing to say that we know that for sure. we are definitely making some movement movements that it is a possibility. investigators pursued a black s.u.v. after a search warrant was s

she ordered a special gift to give to her mother for the holidays but as crystal haynes from epping, new hampshire, someone stole it. >> everyone calls him blue eyes beautiful blue eyes. >> reporter: a holiday heartbreak. >> it was our first thanksgiving without him. we're really not, you know, looking forward to the first christmas without him. >> reporter: but jewel wanted to honor her father who died from cancer last august. >> he was a very down to earth man and always wore flannel shirts. so i actually snuck one out of her closet after he passed. she kind of locked everything away. >> reporter: she sent the 30 to texas where a seamstress create ed this memorial pillow for her under the tree. it was stolen among other packages delivered to jude's home on december 4th. >> they probably saw packages being delivered to my mailbox and they weren't selective. they stole all of our mail and all of the packages. >> reporter: her family now suffering another loss. that memorial shirt doesn't mean anything to anyone but it means >> reporter: jewed says police are investigating and in the

tonight fox 25's crystal haynes has more on whether we can expect the verdict tomorrow and takes a look back at some of the key moments in this high-profile case. >> reporter: mark, no one would call this decision easy. this is a gruesome case involving a teenager and a beloved math teacher. the jury deliberated for about three hours and legal experts tell fox 25 it could be some time before there's a verdict in this case. >> reporter: no easy choice. >> even if they've gotten to murder charge, that aggravated rape charge could keep them out for a while. >> reporter: a jury of eight men and four women set to continue deliberations tomorrow charged with deciding whether now 16-year-old philip chism is guilty of raping and murdering his high school math teacher colleen ritzer. on the verdict slip the options guilty, not guilty, or not guilty by reason of insanity. former federal prosecutor brad bailey tells fox 25 this specific charge of aggravated rape could prove especially difficult for this jury to process. >> was the victim dead or was she alive just barely at the time the alleged ra

. >> fox 25's crystal haynes spoke with this very grateful family and reports this could have easily gone the another way. >> he meard what he thought were noises in the backyard and instead of leaving the package on the front steps and leaving he said well, i know these people if they're in the backyard i'll give it to them. he walks around and encounters two people that don't belong there. a methuen mailman being called a hero tonight after the spotting two men allegedly attempting to break into this home on you tuesday. one using an axe. >> he speaks to one male he says what you are you doing here and the kid was near a shed that apparently had been broken into. he said i'm looking for my dog. he then speaks to another here and the kid says oh, my uncle lives here. but methuen police sergeant james moore tells me veteran letter carrier you knew the family and he jumped into action telling them to stop and chased one suspect into the woods. when he fled. he could have got hurt so we were just really thankful. it would have a tough business for you to us try and like replace those t

fox 25's crystal haynes spoke with those who knew that mother. >> so now we lost a good person. >> reporter: friends and family mourning the loss of 47-year-old easy bell. the mother of two was killed when police say alexander burke of bow crashed into the honda she was a passenger in early sunday morning in manchester. >> the impact caused one of the rear seat passengers, unfortunately, deceased on scene. >> reporter: four others including burke's passenger was seriously injured. charges against the 31-year-old were upgraded today to aggravated d.w.i. and negligent homicide. manchester, police tell me burke's blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit. >> we do believe he poses a significant danger. he does have 19 cases of history dating back to 2003. >> reporter: fox 25 has learned that burke has charges from new hampshire and florida including burglary and bail jumping. today i pulled the police report where 45-year-old krista glen told detectives spiced rule during the day and while in their vehicle at the time of the crash. as the judge set high bail for alexander burke a makeshift

fox 25's crystal haynes is ready to take on the snow. >> reporter: sunday night at the worcester common oval ice rink and it's rain that's falling instead of snow. >> we picking up the whole family to have fun. we put all the jackets on but i'm just enjoying the weather right now. >> reporter: it's a good idea. the fox 25 storm tracker weather team predicts worcester county is going see two to four inches of snow on tuesday. >> we've seen worst. we can handle it. >> i'm planning on going skiing. >> so you are happy it's >> i love the snow you get to build a snowman and you get to play with the snow. >> reporter: leo is excited for the white stuff but mom and dad are bracing themselves. >> we're going to come and hit us really bad. i don't know. >> so is albert. i got the bad news that the snow is coming. we weren't prepared for it. >> reporter: albert is a new homeowner and came to this h.d. to stock up on necessities -- home depot to stock up on necessities. >> one way or another we will be challenged one way. it will be eventually coming. >> reporter: for the latest on what's happenin

now, new at 6:00 p.m., fox 25's crystal haynes is in cambridge where the highest muslim in the state is calling for calm. >> i can also tell you that commissioner bill evans is also calling for calm, and he's joining muslim leaders. he says that the see something, say something tactic is important in this fight against mass shootings and mass terror attacks. but there has to be a balance between vigilance and what could be considered an act of prejudice. >> people are fearful. treat everyone with respect and dignity. >> a call for calm in the wake of terror attacks in paris and san bernardino. evans tells me, he's visited islamic centers in an effort to address public fear. he also condemns recent comments paid by presidential candidate, donald trump, calling for a moratorium on muslim immigration. >> words that he's speaking are very divisive. they don't help our cause. we're all in this together to make sure the city is safe in this country. >> lats week, a harvard grad students posted to facebook that she was carrying her laptop bag while riding the t when she was confronted by a

fox25 crystal haynes reports from cleveland circle to explain why. >> reporter: it had been a staple. >> sad to see something happen to the place. >> >> hoping to have chipolte for lunch after allowed to open this christmas eve after a norovirus outbreak earlier this month. but the doors were locked, the restaurant remaining closed due to a water leak inside. >> now it is probably the cleanest restaurant in the world so i'm fine to go back. >> reporter: determined restaurant had sickened upwards of 100 people he is remaining loyal. other chipolte lovers are not so sure. situation. i love chipolte and want to go back there and incident happening and occurring in other places, i'm not sure. >> we used to eat there all the time. >> i'm sure they will get their stuff together and be fine. >> go back there and eat there again? >> not now, not any time soon. >> reporter: when the doors reopen, there will be changes and staff will see it the most. they will prepare vegetables and shredded cheese offsite and test the meat regularly among other changes, and spokesman for chipolte says they are

crystal haynes is in our courtroom after speaking with their attorney. crystal? >> reporter: there are a number of involvements involving cosby including a counterclaim by cosby against his accusers. >> we are here to announce today charges that have just been filed against william henry cosby. >> reporter: more than a dozen the day they've hoped for in some cases for decades. >> next thing i know i was in bed with mr. cosby partially clothed and he was trying to force me into oral sex. >> reporter: she claimed he drugged and assaulted her in 1956 and was one of 13 women that came forward against cosby. because of her own suit against the entertainer. she cannot comment against his arrest but tells me this is a significant day for her. >> it's huge, big and important. >> reporter: the d.c. attorney represents several women who filed a suit against cosby in massachusetts. i spoke to him within hours of the arraignment of these pennsylvania charges. >> does this bolster your case against cosby specifically? >> it does serve to provide evidence in support for a civi

crystal haynes, spoke with an accuser for several women who crystal? >> reporter: many see cosby charge sd something they waited for decades especially since he consistently and publicly refuted their allegations. >> reporter: for a dozen of cosby accusers today is the day they hoped for. >> we are here to announce today charges that have been filed against william henry cosby. it's big and it's important. >> i spoke with the attorney who represents several women. i spoke to him within hours of the arraignment on these pennsylvania charges. >> does this bolster your case against cosby specifically? >> this does serve to provide evidence in support for a civil case. >> next thing i know i was in bed with mr. cosby partially clothed and he was trying to force me into oral sex. i sat down with windham new hampshire accuser last summer. she claims cosby assaulted and drugged her in 1965 and was one of the original women who came forward with allegations against cost bit because of development in her own suit against the entertainer. she could not comment o

the police department in boston have already done about 60 the city. >> i'm crystal haynes, fox 25 news. are police not reports yesterday of three men stealing the contents. sters say they had bags of item with them and some with shipping information where the packages were stolen. >> police in new hampshire looking to track down these three people for credit card fraud. a man and two women are suspect in a fraud investigation at the best buy in newington. if you happen to recognize any of them seen here, contact police. >>> police on the cape want your help tracking down suspects in a vandalism case. also new at 10:00, police in sandwich are sharing these surveillance images with us, hoping to identify the man, the car and the trucks you see in these pictures. they are suspected of tearing up the golf course and if you happen to recognize any of them, contact sandwich police. from the family of a teenager hit and killed by a car in leominster last month. there's still no arrests and tonight police want your help. fox 25's kristine mccarthy spoke with the victim's brother. >> reporter:

reporting here in boston, i'm crystal haynes, fox25 news. >> julie: it is 9:08. new mom says united airlines ended up making her sick. she had a painful breast infection because she had to check a bag with her breast pump the bag was gate checked. >> i let the agent know i had my medical grade breast pump in it and i said is there no way i can take my bag with me and they said no. >> julie: hours later she developed an infection. she doesn't want compensation but wants them emindicated so pump on next flight. >>> julie: liz cooper of newton where she asked staff where she could pump and they led to her pet relieve room. there was no door, fake grass and fire hydrant inside. after the incident dulles said it would make better accommodations for breastfeeding mothers. >> daniel: yesterday a judge allowed ashley bigsbee until she awaits trial. charged with james morales -- helping james morales steal. >> julie: tom brady will have to work to keep his players away from dorell revis. brady hit the field with the team yesterday and answered questions about his former f

fox 25's crystal haynes goes inside a training facility to get potentially life saving tips. if a killer came into your office, guns drawn, would you know what to do? >> people don't want to talk about it. have to have a plan, workplaces. they have to think about it. >> reporter: law enforcement about it since columbine and restrategizing in the wake of the san bernardino shootings. civilians like you and i... >> we would try to have people assume that this is an empty room. >> reporter: are going to training centers like the mass firearm school in holiston to learn how to fight back without a gun. >> and you barricade yourself inside somewhere? do that. >> reporter: ken walked me through some of the basics using this training room. >> get out of the line of sight and make yourself invisible. if i'm in this corner, nobody can see me. nobody can hear me. it's very difficult to do but could save your life. >> reporter: try to get yourself and as many people as you can out of danger. >> reporter: rather than just opening the door and exposing yourself, to really understand that

they tell fox25 crystal haynes one woman is lucky she didn't lose her face. >> the employees here at rejina's tea room tell me they were putting up christmas decorations at the time of this explosion and it was harm's way. >> 99% of the time there's somebody sitting at this table. >> it was a close call in quincy. >> all of a sudden it was a flame jumping from the table to the floor and the next thing you know, it just blew up. >> fox25 with this video of an e-cigarette exploding into the staff room at rejina russell's tea room and of telling. >> i was passing out the readings and, boom, it was like, oh, my god, what is that. >> jill anderson jumped into action and you can see her grab the hose from the nearby sink and put out the flames. the damage still visible when our cameras were rolling. >> if she had that thing in her mouth, i'm not lying, two minutes, two minutes, is he decided not to charge that and decided to continue smoking it, it would have blew her whole face up. >> if it happened without somebody being there, the fire would have kept going. >> according to the latest r

. >> reporter: another legend, marcus haynes passed away in may. the globetrotters are dedicating this tour to lemon and haynes who helped brings smiles to the faces of so many children around the world. back to you. >> lemon was inducted into the memorial hall of fame in 2003. [no audio] >> as a said he was a clowned princess but a brilliant athlete, too. >> it was great. it was great. >>> it's the ending that has some fans dheering and others scratching their head. why did the patriots make a call that opened the door to the jets' win. what bill belichick is saying. >>> calling for help in the middle of a bear attack. >>> tired of waiting on hold? there is an app for that. new ways to dial with customer service that will save you time. >> how blue tooth is helping admit they have a problem. >>> there's new information in the bear attack in new jersey last week. we're getting to hear the 911 calls. >> hours of audiotapes were just released. our reporter has been listening to them and joins us live from the newsroom. >> it was one week ago that sco

crystal haynes was in court when he was given time served for in exchange for his testimony in the trial. >> i want he to know i'm human and we all make mistakes. >> reporter: he provided the gun that killed m.i.t. officer shaun collier days after the marathon tsarnaev's trial earned hip his freedom. a judge ordered him 17 months time served and probation, still with an apology walking out of court. >> i definitely want to give my deepest cone dole lenses to the victims' families. condolences. >> when somebody cooperates in a case like this, when -- >> reporter: silvia is up to five years in prison for possession of a firearm with an obliterated serial number and heroin charges but took the government plea deal. during the tsarnaev trial he testified his trend and former classmate told him he needed to borrow the ruger .9 millimeter hand gun to rob a university of rhode island student but tsarnaev kept making excuses why he didn't give it back. it's testimony the government says was crucial in the case and, quote, cut against the entire argument that dzhokhar's driving force behind the e

fox 25's countries hall -- crystal haynes spoke with that woman and the owner of the business and both have important warnings tonight. here at regina's tea room tell me they were putting up christmas decorations at the time of this small explosion it and was that decision that put them out upon -- >> 97% of the time there is somebody sitting at this table it. >> was a close call. >> all of a sudden there was flame jumping from the table to the floor then the next thing you know it just blew up there was just fire. >> reporter: fox 25 with this video of an ecigarette exploding into the room. after a new employee brought in an ecigarette to work. >> i was passing out the it. like oh my god what is that. >> reporter: bill anderson jumped into action you could see her grab the hose from the nearby sink and put out the flames. the damage still visible rolling today. >> if she had that thing in her mouth i'm not lying two minutes she decided not to charge that and decided to continue smoking it it would face-off. >> it what happened with somebody being here that fire would have just kept go

fox 25's crystal haynes is live in worcester tonight where people are preparing for winter to finally show up. crystal? >> reporter: ted, and elizabeth, i think folks were sort of lulled into some sort of sense of fall hope with all this warm weather we've had last week. but we know the snow is coming, at least that's what's being predicted and county are prepping for the worst. >> reporter: sunday night at the worcester common oval ice scprink it's rain that's falling instead of snow. >> we picking up the whole family to have fun. we put all the jackets on but doesn't need it at all. i'm just enjoying the weather right now, yeah. >> it's a good idea. the fox 25 storm tracker weather team predicts worcester county is going to see two to four inches of snow on tuesday. handle this. >> i'm planning on going skiing. >> so you're happy it's going to snow. >> i love the snow. you get to build a snowman and you get to play with the snow. >> reporter: leo is excited for the white stuff but mom and dad are bracing themselves. >> it's going to come and hit us really bad, i don't know. let's se

fox 25's spoke with this very grateful family and tonight crystal haynes says this could have easily gone the other way. crystal? >> reporter: elizabeth, that's right, and this mailman couldn't speak to me for this story because of postal service rules but he's just glad he was in the right place at the right time and so is this family. >> we heard what he you the thought were noises in the backyard and instead of leaving the package on the front steps and leaving he said well, i know these people if they're in the them. encounters two people that don't belong there. >> reporter: a methuen mailman being called a hero tonight after spotting some men allegedly attempting to break into this home tuesday. one using an axe. >> he speaks to one male and he says what are you doing here and the kid was near a shed that had apparently been broken into he said i'm looking for my dog. he then speaeaks to another person who pops out and he says what are you doing here and the kid says oh, my uncle lives here. >> reporter: but methuen police sergeant james moore tells me veteran letter carrier kn

this is matter of his own making it's now time for >> reporter: i'm crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >>> when the charges were announced against bill cosby we carried the news 25 news app. to get breaking news traffic, weather and other important information download the fox or tablet. dozens of ideas pouring into the f.c.c. for way toims prove those wireless energies alerts we get on our cell phones. earlier this we checked today and found ideas coming in from all over the the country. emergency managers say the f.t.c. should increase the length from 90 to 360 characters and allow for testing before tornado and hurricanes. >>> a national center for missing and exploited children is asking the f.t.c. to allow photos in wireless blerts. >>> apologizing for a series of early morning robo calls on tuesday about 10,000 seniors got reminding them get a flu shot they were supposed to go out between 3:00 and 5:00 p.m. the issue was a result of human error. >> the state of new hampshire is doing what it can to help people kick the habit in 2016. they will offer free who want to quit smoking or c

a couple of zones along 130 in burlington county in delran southbound haynes mill road blocking the right lane and shoulder approaching riverton road by baird chocolate house. >> 8 students at the citadel in north carolina have been suspended over controversial photo. they were dressed in white similar to the ku klux klan. they say they were portraying ghosts of military past. a statement from the president called the photos offensive and disturbing. >>> a high school student held a bow in her picture but they wouldn't put it in the yearbook because it's a weapon. they show her holding a bow with no arrow. a teacher told jordon on tuesday they couldn't use it. >> it's a picture that they couldn't use it because jordon was holding a weapon. it's not a weapon it's a sport. >> the photo was published in 2011 yearbook with another girl holding a bow, but it wasn't facing an lens. photos of students holding weapons are not allowed. 4:53. philadelphia police are on the scene of a triple shooting with details at 5:00 a.m. >> a police department is pulling people over in kentucky, but not to give

crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >> mark: new attention in the double murder of an andover couple. john mcgee and his 67-year-old wife were found inside their home shot to death in their million dollar house on orchard crossing in andover. their torched lexus s.u.v. was recovered on prince street in boston's north end. investigators released a timeline marking the couple's last actions before their deaths, including phone calls with their children, with their son last saw them hey life and the 911 call reporting their murders. >> finding the person or persons responsible for this heinous act continue to be a priority of this department. we are asking you to search your memories and your conscience, pick up the phone and call us. >> mark: investigators have followed leads to four states and are hoping tips will lead them to new clues and possibly an arrest in the murders. the mcgee family releasing a statement saying today, we miss jerry and jack very much and not a day goes by without us thinking how blessed we were to have them in our lives, but the perpetrators of this crime are

. >> reporter: including the haynes family, whose swins just have one wish. >> snow.on't think that's going to happen, but nopefully. >> reporter: at the blue cross river rink, no ice skating today. >> we were hoping to skate today, but it's all melted. >> reporter: instead, families watching christmas movies and really nobody here is complaining. >> definitely wasn't expecting 75 degree christmas. >> reporter: even though the rink is closed, there's still a lot to do here. this is one of the beautiful cabins they got, does it feel like christmas in here? >> it does. it's nice in here. >> reporter: what do you think about this weird weather on christmas eve? >> uhhh -- >> reporter: she doesn't like it. >> warm or cold, it still feels like christmas. the spirit is in the air. >> reporter: they've got the spirit here. we'll send it back to you guys in the studio. >> i like that ski resort vibe. >>> here it's feeling more like shorts weather than ski weather and rainy. this is cape may earlier this evening. the warm weather smashing records. ted greenberg spent the day i

fox 25's crystal haynes, the mayor and police commissioner admit they're monitoring the situation out of l.a. and new york tonight. >> that's right. the quincy school here in chinatown behind me and those students are safe. no credible threat to any boston public school, but with the announcement of a plan to expand active shooter training, they hope to be prepared for anything, should it happen. cyber threats put two of the nation's largest school districts on alert. l.a. leaders cancelled school, new york, keeping class in session, calling it a hoax. here in boston. >> we have been monitoring the situation, but there is absolutely zero threats to boston public schools. >> and tonight, city leaders are 20-minute widespread internet outage this morning. that affected all city departments, including boston public schools. the city's chief information officer described it as a minor act of a cyber vandalism, that's nearly impossible to trace. >> in an attack like there, whether it's directed at the city or any other institution, they usually appear and disappear relatively quickly. >> b

crystal haynes is live in epping, new hampshire, where the woman's message to the woman who stole the priceless present. >> the reporter: certainly, this is very heartbreaking, and this is also the first christmas that jude davis' family is celebrating would you tell us her father, who passed away from cancer just this august. now, she found the evidence the these packages being stolen, just yards away from her home. >> everyone calls him blue eyes, because he had the most beautiful blue eyes. >> it was our first thanksgiving without him, we're really not, you know, looking forward to the first christmas without him. >> but jude david wanted to honor her father who died from cancer last august. >> he was very down to earth man and always wore flannel shirts. so i actually snuck one out of her closet, you know, after he had passed, she kind of locked >> she sent the shirt to texas where a seamstress created this memorial pillow for her mother, but it never made it under the tree. it was stolen among other packages delivered to jude's home on december 4. >> they probably saw packages be

jared haynes was back. 47 all purpose yards. from the one. blane gabbert looking for mcdonald.er same quarter. fake punt trickeration by new york. and t.j. jones, detroit went ahead 10-7. but back came the 49ers. gabbert a second quarter to smith. fourthtouchdown catch of the year. 14-10. next possession, defensive adjustment gabbert, popped, fumbled. lions ball at the one yard line. very next play, joy bell, untouched into the end zone, lions did lead 20-17 at the half. second half, all lions, stafford. most losses since 2007. >> we've been starting slow and finishing strong. it was just opposite today. >> i don't know that they were a step ahead. obviously they were a step ahead. we weren't getting things down the way we needed to. >> defensive number 51. >> we shoot ourselves in the foot. you know we're coming to these weak hauls on our own. we need to focus on our assignments. >>> why the 1972 dolphins are toasting the bubbly. because of what happened to cam newton. they came unbeaten and left be wildered. atlanta led 14-10. one minute left haoers -- here's the end of carol

but the cougars forced 19 turnovers in the first half: matthew berst ahead to malik haynes for the easy duce. solon's leading scoror streeter mcilravy got very few looks. this was his only basket of the first half. meanwhile drake brewster was a one man wrecking crew as the cougars jumped out to a 15 point halftime lead. and then brewster finds future hawkeye football player shaun beyer down low and kenendy beat solon .... former linn-mar mister basketball marcus paige had 9 pointtonight as his tarheels beat app state 94-70. marcus only played 17 minutes after jajaing his ankle. uni guard wes washpun was named the mvc player of the week for the second time this season. wes had 28 points and 11 assist in the 81-79 upset win over iowa state. iowa walk on forward nicholas baer was named the big 10 freshman of the week today. baer came off the bench to score 13 points, grab 7 rebounds, and block 6 shots in a football news. iowa state signed a big time high school arterback today.. 6'3 210 pound zeb noland from georgia will play for the cyclones. noland who just received an offer from alabam

takes his place on the roster is hayne. he was seemed to the team's practice squad.tomorrow the 49ers are at detroit. >>> college football bowl action. the heart of texas bowl, southern miss took on washington in the second carter, huskies receiver takes the ball on the reverse and weaves 29 yards for a touchdown. washington only led by four at intermission but would dominate the second half. gaston breaks loose for the score, scored four times the huskies win 44-31. they finished the year 7-6. >>> how about this for ironing. snowing at the sun bowl in el paso. that fan didn't seem to million washington state and miami. cougars quarterback finds marks for six. it was 17-7wsu at the half. with the snow coming down the kane's rallied. miami was driving bus this pat is picked off. washington state wins 20-14. coach mike leach gets the win and hopefully not a cold. >> at the pinstripe bone, indiana and duke at yankee stadium. the blue devils tie it up as the quarterback runs in from five yards out. this game went to overtime. the hoosiers oaks needs to kick a 38-yard fie

take his place is jarryd hayne. he was earlier signed to team's practice squad. tomorrow the 49ers are at detroit. >>> the college football bowl season rolled on with southern miss and washington in the heart of dallas bowl. second quarter, huskies receiver takes the ball on a reverse and weaves 29 yards for a touchdown. washington only led by four at intermission but would dominate the second half. gaston breaks loose for an 86-yard score. he rushed for 181 yards and scored four times as the huskies win 44-31. they finish the year 7-6. >>> at the sun bowl in el paso it was snowing. this man didn't seem to mind. washington state taking on miami. cougars quarterback finds marks for six. 17-7 wazzu at the half. with the snow coming down the canes rally. the lead cut to six in the fourth. but this pass is going to be picked off. washington state goes on to win 20, 14, torch mike leach gets the win and hopefully not pneumonia. >> at the pinstripe bowl, duke and and at yankees stadium. this game went to overtime. the hoosiers griffin oklahomas needs to kick a field go

new at 6:00 p.m., crystal haynes goes inside a training facility to get potentially life saving tips. >> if a killer came into your office, guns drawn, would you know what to do? about it. you have to have a plan, workplaces, they have to think about it. >> vanessa: law enforcement agencies have been thinking about it since columbine and restrategizing since the wake of the san bernardino shootings. >> we would try to have people assume this is an empty room. >> are going to training centers like the training center in hollis ton to learn how to fight some of the basics using this training room. the first step -- >> get out of the line of sight, make yourself invisible. if i'm in this corner, nobody can see me or hear me. it's difficult to do but could save your life. >> try to get yourself and as many people as you can out of danger. >> rather than just opening the door and exposing yourself, to really understand that right now, i can see directly ahead of me. if i open it more, i can see a little bit more. if i start to see a threat or i see a place where i can escape to, i can eith

fox 25's crystal haynes dug deeper into the issue and what it will mean for residents. crystal? >> the reporter: well, mark and vanessa, mayor marty walsh wants to take that 20% of available aid affordable housing in the city and spread it out throughout middle and low income people, but advocates i spoke to say they're concerned that low income percentage will actually be pushed right out of boston. a change in the grand design for boston. mayor marty walsh signed an executive order today aimed at changing the city's affordable housing policy, to make renting class. the mayor has been very clear that while we're building just additional supplies, we really need to be building more affordable and housing for the middle class. according to the city's housing plan rolled out last year, the median income for a family is between 50 and $125,000. $53,000 for a single person. 20% of the city's housing is designated affordable, with the average rent for a two-bedroom still more than $2,000. >> we'll moderate the rents, people are now being charged. >> currently, if a developer doesn't

take his place is jarryd hayne. he was earlier signed to team's practice squad. tomorrow the 49ers are at detroit. >>> the college football bowl season rolled on with southern miss and washington in the heart of dallas bowl. second quarter, huskies receiver takes the ball on a reverse and weaves 29 yards for a touchdown. washington only led by four at intermission but would dominate the second half. gaston breaks loose for an 86-yard score. he rushed for 181 yards and scored four times as the huskies win 44-31. they finish the year 7-6. >>> at the sun bowl in el paso it was snowing. this man didn't seem to mind. washington state taking on miami. cougars quarterback finds marks for six. 17-7 wazzu at the half. with the snow coming down the canes rally. the lead cut to six in the fourth. but this pass is going to be picked off. washington state goes on to win 20, 14, torch mike leach gets the win and hopefully not pneumonia. >> at the pinstripe bowl, duke and and at yankees stadium. this game went to overtime. the hoosiers griffin oklahomas needs to kick a field go

todd haynes 1950's romance "carol" landed a leading five nominations, including best dramatic picture. also the big finance farce "the big short" earned four nominations including best picture and comedy. was nominated for best picture, drama, and best actor for leonardo dicaprio. ricky gervais will return as host for the globes on january 10. you can see a whole list of nominations at our website kcci.com. still to come today continued , flooding in the northwest turn deadly as more heavy rain falls on already saturated ground. but it's a different story in the northeast where they're playing golf in a city usually covered with several inches of we''s called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. >> this is iowa's news leader. thi

death of a vietnam veteran. 66-year-old donald depena was shot on saturday night he once crystal haynes just got out of crystal? >> the reporter: mark, i can tell you that 18-year-old without bail, pending a psychological evaluation, and a 16-year-old also charged in this case, faced a judge. extremely emotional moments here. take a look at this video, we just got from court, just moments ago. now, depinna was the former bedford newbedford agent, he was most recently working -- he peck up mills and the 16-year-old charged in this case saturday night in his cab and they asked him to drive them to brook lawn park. there police say mills shot the veteran twice in the head and robbed him, trying to take his cab as well before crashing in and fleeing the scene. police say they used surveillance images and also shell case casings from several locations in order to make this arrest last night. disturbing details for friends and family. individual. how people can take a life of someone like there is beyond my imagination. very disturbing case. pointless loss of life. brutal, a really brutal mur

have bill roswell, we're told that this was actually a gathering organized by legendary anchor trudy haynes jerry penacoli, so many of the greats. so wanted to leave you on that note. that's "eyewitness news" at noon. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. remember we're always on line for you at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restl >> nikki: merry christmas, everybody! oh, it's so good to see you. >> dylan: you, too. >> nikki: hi, son. hello. [ gasps ] hello. gives mrs. claus a kiss. [ laughter ] >> adam:hat's how we do it. >> nikki: and i need a little kiss. >> sharon: good hugs before their fingers get all sticky. >> nikki: oh, well, i don't mind. not too much. [ laughs ] >> dylan: hey. >> victoria: hi. >> dylan: you look great. >> victoria: thank you. you look, um, you look a little tired. >> dylan: hmm. >> victoria: which means you've been taking most of the feedings, i guess. >> dylan: well, i'm doing everything i can to make it easy for this one right here. >> sharon: hmm. >> victoria: wow. sounds like he's the perfect man. >> sharon: it's amazing, but true. >> dylan: no. >> victoria

i'm crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >>> two people are recovering tonight after being struck by a plow at a restaurant parking lot in teensboro. it happened at the mall. police tell us the privately contracted plow struck a 29-year-old man and a 29-year-old woman. both were taken to lowell general hospital and are expected to be okay. the driver has not been charged. >>> one man is dead tonight after a double shooting in matapan. this was breaking on our morning news. it happened just before 9:00 on willmore street. two young men were shot. one has died but the other is expected to be okay. police are looking for possibly a black acura that was seen fleeing the area at the time the shooting. police. >>> attorneys for a friend of former patriots player and convicted murderer aaron hernandez losing their bid to the murder charge against him -- to have it dismissed. ortiz was charged with murder in lloyd. hernandez was sentenced to life in prison for lloyd's murder and awaiting trial for a 2012 double-murder in boston. >>> fire destroy almost everything they own, a rockland family trying to

fox 25's crystal haynes is live in boston. it's likely this could get approved by the licensing board? >> well, mark, that's just the ordinance part about this. you know boston is joining cities and towns like philadelphia, and also needham and the boston city council voted today to lift the ban in the city on byob and this new ordinance the details of it something that agree on. >> reporter: from the bottle you brought yourself boston city councillors voted unanimously to lift the ban on bring your own bottle or byob in city restaurants. joining communities is near as needham we went inside sweet basil well-known for their byob policy. >> it's a lot easier to open restaurants and still be able to serve alcohol. >> reporter: the specific ordinance would also limit byob licenses to beer and wine and to restaurants that serve less than 30 diners. located in economically challenged communities outside of the city proper like hyde park and roxbury. >> i think it's a really great rate for local businesses to get their economy. >> r

crystal haynes was in the courtroom just a short time ago. crystal? >> the reporter: vanessa, this incidents happened just two weeks before donald depinna's 67th birthday and that is when he would pick up his last fare of his life. >> the reporter: donald was just one terrific individual. how people can take a life of my imagine. >> the reporter: gunned down on the job. 66-year-old donald depinna was shot in the head after picking up two people in his cab. the two asked depinna to drive them to brook lawn park saturday night where the veteran was shot twice, robbed and then mills allegedly trying to steal his cab before crashing it and fleeing the scene with the other teens. investigators used surveillance images and shell casings from several locations to make an arrest. >> very disturbing case. pointless loss of life. brutal, a very brutal murder. >> depina's families and friends, emotional in court. he was the former veterans agents for the city of new bedford from 1999 to 2002. a father of three, and a grandfather of six, and most recently, workin

we had wood debris in the haynes the incline of the toll plaza shows c.h.p. doing a traffic break to get it out of there and flowing nicely with no delays behind the toll plaza. golden gate bridge is looking good with three lanes southbound and i will expand that to 4 for the commute and the rain is going to miss the drive this morning which is good news. we have road work in the lanes for a few more minutes and we had an accident northbound 880 at the marina exit pushed to the right shoulder and slow traffic now to 238 or 237, pardon me, and another accident northbound with a hummer involved by the new mall. >> a plea for bay area residents to plan now for what is expected to be a seasoning wet winter. we were in walnut creek as crews worked to clearwater pipes, with a lot of clogged wart districts say they are easy to prevent. >> do not flush wipes. the only thing that goes in the system is houston -- human waste and toilet paper. >> the problem is the wipes do not degrade quickly enough to avoid clogging the pipes, grease down the detains makes it worse an

we have road work if haynes -- in lanes northbound from marina to davis for another half hour and from central valley it is spotty but it picks up offer the altamont pass. >> swamp is. too up with visa for the new smart watch. here is the tech bytes. here is the tech bytes. >> swamp is team -- the wrist goes on sale next year and compatible with retailers around the worm. >> will google's self driving car be able to talk to the previouses? they are work on new technology to allow the investigations to commute with people as crosswalks using signs, audio messages and possibly a robotic hand. >> imagine watt hand on say here in new york. >> those the tech bytes. >> san francisco politics has again to the dogs, coming up a four-legged friend ended up in the top job in the city. >> fighting aids with selfies >> fighting aids with selfies stay tuned. ok, wehere's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don't you want to meet my family? yep, totally. i

reporting in londonderry, new hampshire, i'm crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >>> muslim family hoping to go on vacation in disneyland told they can't get on the plane. the state department is >> but first the veteran told he could no longer take the drug that's saving his life. the technicality that could cost him and his family just press clean and let roomba from irobot everyday messes. roomba navigates your entire home cleaning up pet hair and debris for up to 2 hours. are always clean. you and roomba from irobot >> donald trump is blowing away the rest of the g.o.p. field. according to a new poll. the new poll has trump boasting a digit lead picking up 39% of support from g.o.p. voters cruz says he is campaigning as though trump. >> on my record on my positive optimistic vision for this country. >> the first round of primaries is more thanna away. >>> just search trump interview at the top of our home page. >>> florida senator marco campaign blitz in new hampshire. he was serving up the bacon at a pancake brefz in franklin today. he later met with supporters rubio has been travelling