heather unruh has the warning, and the simple way to stay ahead of problems. heather: you have swiped. if you have a new card, you know it has small do in the prehave been a thief from accessing the account. >> that chip creates the unique transaction code, that gets use the card as point of sale. heather: analyst say its more secure, but others remind us, scammers are already working to change that. >> they shimmer which is the new version of the skimmer. heather: crooks can wedge a shimmer to the new credit card chip-reading spot. crest posted this picture of one. it can record the help's dat similar to what they did with the swipe card. a shum hears been spotted in mexico and analyst say it is only time before they pop up here. another at the, the lack of a pin number. you will need soon the receipt but new chip cards took away the option of having a secure pin. one less layer of security. the best defense at the busy shopping time, it is something so basic, that only about 12% of us actually do. >> looking at your credit card statements, looking at your ban

am heather unruh. heather: am ed harding. we have learned the name of one of this he suspects. a woman also dead with him inside the bullet-riddenned suv. he was inspecting restaurants and hotels. heather: the investigation is center. phil lipof is here with where phil. phil: they are piecing this thing together. together methodically, tonight, police are searching for those clues, anything to answer the question why. it took four hours but agenting on a tip, the police found the the scene. two people inside. aive exchange 6 gun fir. both suspects kill. >> one is a male. one is a female. they were dropped in assault-style clothing, i think, the best way to say it. they were both armed with assault rifles. they were both armed with handguns. >> i would say probably 100 to 200 rounds, and that got me in the house quick. phil: hearing there was third suspect, the whole neighborhood was locked down. police going door-to-door. >> there was third person that was seen running away. we do not know if they are we have that person detained. phil: both suspects dead. still armored vehicle

am heather unruh. heather: we know of at least three dead in mississippi, two more in tennessee, and damage reports are still coming in at this hour. harvey? meteorologist: two-thirds of an much in hartford. they are still around. this is lightning. reporting of lightning and thunder, tonight, in taunton, abington, there may be a few more in this cluster of storms, as they move across southeastern mass, the cape, and the eyepp las. other downpours as well across let's take you out in time and show you what happened to this intense area of downpours right across southeastern mass to boston. just half-hour to hour from now. a few more come through to the wee hours of the morning. by the time you are getting up tomorrow. the action has moved rough shore. now, in terms of temperatures. we're headed to the 60's easily. a very excellent chance of going to 70 or higher tomorrow to smash record high temperatures. but still, tornado warnings are out for portions of the south at this hour as more lines of storms

newscenter 5's heather unruh has the warning and the simple way to stay ahead of problems. heather: you've swiped more times than you can count, but that's changing now as you dip the chip. if you have one of the new cards, you know it has a small metallic chip to prevent a thief from accessing your account. julie conroy: and that chip creates a unique transaction code that gets sent to the issuer every time you use your card at the point of sale. heather: analysts like julie but others remind us scammers are already working to change that. >> they shimmer, which is the new version of the scammer. heather: crooks can wedge a shimmer into the new credit card chip reading slot. security website krebs posted this picture of one. it can record the chip's data similar to what skimmers did with your swipe card. a shimmer has been spotted in mexico. analysts say it's only time before they pop up here. another threat? the lack of a pin number. you will need to sign the receipt, but many new chip cards took away the option of also having a secure pin. one less layer of security. your

i' m heather unruh. flames spreading through a single-family home. newscenter 5' s john atwater is live on the scene. john: this fire really got a head start before firefighters could get here. this fire started just before 8:00. it spread quickly and the people inside could not make it out. already down to the floor. john: firefighters raced in, but could not save the elderly man and woman inside. >> it is sad. i can' t even imagine. john: inside, firefighters say the flames had broken through consuming the entire home. >> the the side window. john: firefighters are trying to so quickly. neighbors say both victims were battling health problems. >> they were nice. they were just very private. >> it is an unusual time of day. , why would the day? john: you can see, police still here on burn coat street. started and how it started. live in worcester, john atwater. heather: more breaking news now. an elderly man rushed to the hospital. it happened on moulden street just after 7:00 tonight. we are told the victim had serious injuries. the driver of the c

i' m heather unruh. reid: and i' m reid lambery. police say the threat of violence was detailed, and made a specific reference to monday. newscenter 5' s kelley tuthill is live in nashua with breaking information. kelley? reporter: police tell us that threat came in via an e-mail and the superintendent warned and actually taken to hurt students the bomb squad responses des. >> a threat that was received the e-mail that has specific directions towards the two nashua high schools,. with specific threat of violence reporter: as the police and the fbi investigate this. or intended decided to cancel all public schools as a precaution. >> since they can' t rule out it might be a credible threat, we decided to take a cautious course of action and close all of our schools for tomorrow. reporter: some parents rushed to the police station concerned about recent environment attacks and threats that was los angeles and new york school district last week. >> what is the threat? >> there' s a lot of things going on. as a parent i am scared. repor

heather: and i'm heather unruh. the new crime scene is blocks away from tonight's plea for help. wcvb newscenter 5's mary saladna is live on the scene right now. mary? mary: heather, ed, this latest shooting a few blocks down on mass avenue and washington street. sources tell us a man was shot in the back as he ran from another man. but we can tell you, thiseas people here are worried. >> what can we do to present further acts of violence? mary. standing-room only in boston's south end. residences looking for solutions after four neighborhood shootings in seven days. one of them deadly. >> i am a little bit of afraid. mary: bill evans reassured residents that violent crime is down in the south en. the violence target by did kidds who grew up with guns and gangs instead of families. >> 36 homicides. one happened in this neighborhood. we're working hard to find out, but you know, we need the community's help. mary: the numbers done tell the whole story. nearly 90% of the city's homeless population find a bed here, that, too, brings call reption including drug addiction. >> the open

. >> and i'm heather unruh. boston college sending out a warning to anyone who has eaten at a nearby chipotle. jorge quiroga is live at circle where that restaurant is shut down. jorge? reporter: and they're still scrubbing it down, hours after shutting it down. if confirmed, this outbreak largest outbreak of e. coli linked to a chipotle restaurant, this one circle, the first one hit in massachusetts. chipotle chipotle's mexican grill. the sign says, "closed due to control." sarah ate there three days ago. past weekend and i got really sick yesterday. so this is the first time i left my house. reporter: boston inspectional services confirming 30 students have gotten sick. boston college sending out a campus-wide alert. the common link? they all ate at chipotle in cleveland circle. >> yeah. i certainly wouldn't think about eating here right now. reporter: among the sick, eight members of the bc men's basketball time. devin, a student athlete, knows a lot of the guys on the team. >> some of them couldn't get out o

heather: and i'm heather unruh. this is not the first time its happened to the family. wcvb newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live in easton with the close call. jorge. police say the stray bullet came from a club here in easton or another one just over the line. the homeowner says time his mother could have been killed. >> i was on the telephone. jorge: just moment after car hung um the phone, a bullet smashed through the kitchen window. >> it hit the chair right here, went across and hit here and then ended up on the floor. she lived with her son's family. the 30 caliber bullet shattering a picture frame two feet from where she had been standing. >> i could not think. i could not believe it was happening. jorge. their home in the live fire of two outdoor fire ranges. i ams rifle and pistol and the stoughton fish and game club. has the collection of bullets to prove it. oh, we think they are hunters. you cannot hunt with these. not in mass unless you are north of 495 and hitting bear. jorge: the stray bullet once hit the house. police are still trying to determine where

good evening, i'm heather unruh. phil: and i'm phil lipof. investigators are frantically digging into the gunman's past right now. and it is who syed farook had flags. wcvb newscenter 5's john atwater is here with the breaking details. john? john: one potential clue, investigators believe he used social media to contact extremist, the fbi was watching. these are the assault rifles police say the killer used to in hecht the terror, spraying a conference room with as many as 75 wounds. officer was the first inside. >> it was unspeakable the carnage that we are seeing, the number of people who were injure, and unfortunately, already dead. john: police flooded the suv with bullets killing syed farook and his wife and the discovery the pair could have killed so many more with 1400 additional rounds of ammunition in their car. aisle will take the bullet before you do. john: in side of that office building, officers tried to calm survivors. this man walked to the restroom wall. >> when i finished the restroom, i am ready to leave. there is like a bo

newscenter 5' s heather unruh has the warning. >> you swiped more times than you can count, but that is changing as you dip the chip. if you have one of the new cards, you know it has a small metallic chip. >> that ship creates a unique transaction code. >> analysts say that is more secure, but others remind us that scammers are already crooks can put a shimmer into the spot. it can record the data, similar to what they did to the swipe cards. analysts say this only time before they pop up here. the other threat. a lack of the pin number. you will need to sign a receipt. one less layer of security. your best defense is something so basic that only about 12% of us actually do. >> looking at your credit card statements and bank statements. >> a simple look at the statements will help. if you are forced to slide and held responsible for the damages. >> now, your stormteam 5 forecast with meteorologist danielle vollmar. danielle: what a great start it has been to the start of december. we are above those normal temperatures. today is no exception. some spots are hitting 60 degrees today.