wcvb newscenter 5's jorge quiroga has more. jorge? reporter: ed, from the start, they wanted to know there were other attacks in the works. jorge: this high school of 2400 students. a possible target another terror couple. photos found inside of farook's cell phone. according to forums, he had been there twice last year as health inspector. >> do very this other clients for that day or earlier. >> the fbi believes farook and tashfeen malik were committed terrorist before they started daydating. >> on-line as early as the end of 2013 talking to each other about jihad before they became engaged and then married and lived together in the united states. >> whatever u.s. background vase failed to uncover jihadist violence. >> the united states' government does not normally pass intelligence community to look a the e-mails of somebody because they have apply for visa. there is too many of them. reporter: mall look's revolution is dramatic, religious but modern wearing make have up at the start of college to more and more cover sensitive dre

jorge quiroga continues our live, team coverage in dorchester. jorge? jorge: heather, the jfk-you mass station here in dorchester where passengers on the runaway train were finally able to get off after nine-minute ride that could have ended very, very different ry. the red line train 1502 blew through four stations before coming to a stop with no operator onboard. >> there were a lot of rules. a lot of policies and procedure. people are good about doing. it does shock me like something like this would ap pen. >> they are asking a lot of questions. >> they committee and including pred dures that may have not been followed. >> people on the train. the train's operator cabin like this one locked and empty finally realizing they were on their own. some panicked. >> the can guy trying to open the door. he tried to reek the windows because he goes i don't know what is going on. >> want get out of here. >> we have training in flies ensure that our passengers are safe and feel safe. and we failed our passengers today. >> since 2011, red line trains had one mbt

jorge quiroga is live outside. jorge? jorge: well, heather. the city wanted the restaurant to pass one final inspection. that sign on the front door there should read open by tomorrow morning. over two weeks after a norovirus outbreak shut done the cleveland circle chipotle. the restaurant is cleared to reopen. some loyal customers not rng back. >> i love chipotle. not sure if i am going to go back. >> 140 people got sick after eating here. the city inspectors say they have have been totally disinfected and original em mo he yes who was sick and the shift both fired. then the sick policies in place at chipotle and the food and you just play certain symptoms of a sickness, you must not work. reporter: it has been a tough year for the company. over 50 customers got sick with cole lie at chipotle in nearly a dozen other states. the massive norovirus outbreak here, a national story. charlie stewart originally from boston now living in l.a. so all the bostonians are saying, oh, my god, i can not believe that the d.c. team got sick at chipotle becau

wcvb newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is there live. jorge, this is bringing back memories for them? jorge: that is right. for residents here in watertown, watching today's cold-blooded massacre unfold in california brings back haunting memories very close to home. >> all the police and the cars. jorge in. rivetted by the new, some laurel street ut may as well be at the front door. >> it brought back everything when i saw the police running around, the fbi, the swat teams. jorge. residents say the scene is chillingly familiar to the moments their neighborhood came under siege as the searched for the boston marathon bombers. thing into they would rather forget. >> you know. it happen aid gain some police else, you know? jorge: triggering a massive police response. formerrertown police chief remembers the challenge firsthand. >> you can see all the vehicles. the armored vehicles. the swat teams coming in. and law enforcement. dealing with that. bringing resources in because they don't know what is next. jorge: the manhunt leading to suspect. one suspect dead. the search for the maratho

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 of bed today. reporter: chipotle says nothing has been confirmed, releasing a statement, saying, we do not have evidence to suggest this incident is related to

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 >> 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. jorge. 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 it was fired from. both clubs existing long before over this years, stray bullets struck other homes as

jorge quiroga is live in boston and jorge, some riders are not that optimistic? jorge: certainly not nearly as upbeat as transportation officials are saying they are ready for anything this winter will bring. skeptical riders say actions speak louder than words. at south station, anxious passengers tracking the first winter storm. >> they promise to have it, i don't have the confidence. jorge: skeptics here by the trainload after last winter's total breakdown. year. jorge: transportation officials trying to instill some confidence. >> we have done a ton of work to prepare for the winter. i anticipate that work will be put to good use starting tonight. jorge: new anti-icing machines will be making passes before the first snowflake it falls dousing third rails on the red, blue, and orange labors to keep trains running. new this winter, out of a single location to monitor locations and manager changes. >> this will be a test for us to make sure the systems work. jorge: storms will be prioritized one through five with five being the most severe. >> everybody knows wh

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newscenter 5' s jorge quiroga is live in gloucester tonight, jorge? >> every one involved says it was a textbook rescue attempt. the angry ocean however proved unrelenting. a 51 foot fishing boat seen here under tow, some 40 miles out at sea, a crew of three aboard, . another fishing boat near by. by. the foxy lady was trying to help under high wind and heavy sea. that is when a rogue wave crashed hit the orin c and the boat started taking on water, a coast guard life boat sent to the scene eventually taking over the tow effort. the orin c began to sink. the crew abandoned ship. only two came out of the water alive. the captain and the owner david suth d. >> we lost a friend today a , a gloucester fisherman. this island in this community whether we know him or not we are going to take it hard, because we know what that is. >> the orin c ended up sinking, coming up at 6:00 we hear from the captain of the foxy lady, phil: antoinette: a mental health expert testifies today in the philip chism trial murder. dr. richard dudley took the stand for the defens

newscenter 5' s jorge quiroga is there live. >> the man who tried to help tell us conditions were brutal. the stranded fishing boat had been towed four hours in a foot waves, the wind howling. that is when things went from bad to worse. the foxy lady was the first boat to reach the 51 foot orin c. this video taken 40 miles out at sea. "top, but he was taking on water. >> that' s when a coast guard life boat took over, after passing the boat a pump. >> apparently the pump wasn' t able to keep up with the water and as we were in the process of the total, the boat is starting to go down. >> the crew put on their survival suits and jumped into the water, but only two came out alive. >> he had a breakdown. he was far off. i assisted, i did my best. my condolences to his family. >> anyone who looses his life in this island in this community whether we know him or not, we are going to take it hard cause we know what that is like. >> he was just a fisherman then died doing his job. >> some in this port city fear, fishing restrictions are pushing boats to go out short handed in unrelenting weathe

antoinette: the eyeopener's jorge quiroga tells us all about the generous woman who paid off thousands of dollars in other people's layaway. jorge: at the toys are us here in bellingham, the lay away angel is back spreading her good cheer again. >> so these are all the gifts here that were paid off. jorge: debby pendlebury overwhelmed by a random act of kindness. last monday she went to toys are us to pay and pick up gifts she had on lay away for her grandson. debbie: when i went i handed her my receipt. she said, "all set." her bill had been paid off. debbie:i honestly was stunned. i said, "i don't understand what you're saying." and she said, "someone came in and paid off your lay-away." jorge: the store not telling us who but saying a woman came in and plunked down $20,000 to pay off lay-aways. the recipients chosen at random. debbie: i started to cry because i was just overwhelmed by the goodness in her. and i went to the back and it still didn't register. like i got home and i called my husband. he's like, "what?" and i went, "yeah, somebody did that." jorge: the mystery lay-away

.: newscenter 5' s jorge quiroga tells us the generous in layaway. >> at the toys are us here, the layaway angel is back spreading her good cheer again. >> these are the gifts that were paid off. >> overwhelmed by a random act of kindness. last monday, she went to pay and pick up gifts she had only way for her grandson. >> i handed her my receipt and she said all set. >> she owed $175. her bill had been paid off. >> i was stunned. i said i don' t understand what you are saying. she said someone came in and paid off your layaway. >> the store not telling us who but saying a woman came in and put down $20,000 to pay off layaways. the recipients chosen at random. >> i started to cry because i was overwhelmed by the goodness in her. i went to the back and it still did not register. he was like, what? i said, somebody did that. >> giddy employees feeling like santa' s helpers. >> the only thing they would tell me is the same person did it last year and her quote was "if you have it, give it." maybe we all can learn from that. >> she says the gesture, even more than the dollar amount, is the rea

in bellingham, jorge quiroga, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: really is all about the gesture. whether you're dropping $20,000 to help a bunch of people or if you do it for person and one toy that's just what the holiday spirit is all about. frank: i'm going to say it. it sounds corney but it really is better to give than receive. antoinette: it sure is. on the way this morning, an explosive scare inside a local gun shop. frank: the weapon of war that ended up inside the store. and a fallen u.s. army ranger from new hampshire is being remembered this morning. the investigation into his death. and a live look outside, antoinette, like you always say, it's still dark and early. antoinette: for a while. frank: guess what. it's pretty warm. 46 degrees. it will get even warmer. praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments than any other member.

newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is here. >> coming on the heels of the attacks in paris and san bernadino. terrorism was the focus of tonights debate. front runner donald trump muslims from entering the us. >> people like what i say. people repsect what say and weoppned bug discussion that needed to be opened up. jeb bush stuck in the single digits looking to break through. >> donald is great at the one liners but hes a chaos candidate and he'd be a chaos president. reporter: the sparks continued thorugh the night. you're not being treated fairly? this is tough buisibness. >> you're a tough guy, jeb. >> i'm at 42 and you're at 3. so far i'm doing better. >> the most of the evening it seemed more like a battle for number two between sanators marco rubio and ted cruz. taking shots at each other. >> one of the problems with marcos foreighn polciey suported obama and clinton, kill bad guys. we need to focus on killing the bad guys. reporter: this is the last republican debate of 2014 but at least two more are scheduled in january before the iowa caucuses. saturday in new hampshire. hillary cl

our own jorge quiroga led a discussion with mayor marty walsh about the city' s diversity efforts. heather: that' s great. ed: dirty dancing is making a t v comeback. heather: abc is stepping up with a new production. catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. after 12:00 p.m., or macchiato for $1.99. phave you started shopping? v just waiting for inspiration to strike. and there it is! z done! genius. give the gift of dunkin' coffee. get 3 pounds for $19.99, only at dunkin' restaurants. ed: what was the line in the movie? are you ready to have the time of your life? heather: baby and johnny castle are making a comeback. >> i had the time of my life. heather: a new tv version of "dirty dancing" is in the works. abc is doing a three hour adaptation of the 1987 classic. scream queens star abigail breslin will play the lead role of baby. patrick swayze' s role hasn' t been filled yet. the network did not announce an air date for the movie. but stay tuned. ed: and then there is this, a room with a view. these three tubes

our own jorge quiroga led a discussion with mayor marty walsh about the city' s diversity efforts. heather: that' s great. ed: dirty dancing is making a t v comeback. heather: abc is stepping up with ed: what was the line in the movie? are you ready to have the time of your life? heather: baby and johnny castle are making a comeback. >> i had the time of my life. heather: a new tv version of "dirty dancing" is in the works. abc is doing a three hour adaptation of the 1987 classic. scream queens star abigail breslin will play the lead role of baby. patrick swayze' s role hasn' t been filled yet. the network did not announce an but stay tuned. ed: and then there is this, a room with a view. these three tubes are actually individual hotel suites, built into the side of a cliff in peru. each capsule has four beds, a private bathroom and solar powered lights. it' s a bit of a chore to get there. yet the ticket train several , ziplines and a hike to reach the suites. awesome. that is quite a view. heather: wow. i have a fear of heights. ed: i wouldn' t exactly -- heather: i can do chairl

live foxborough, jorge quiroga, wcvb newscenter 5. >> crossing my fingers. i wan the whole team. wake up your husband. he will do one thing. heather: you know tom brady wants to. he has a big heart, harvey. meat ants willingly. girl. meteorologist: she is precious. i am sure he will do it. that would be great. all right. i think you probably think this has been great if you are kind of rooting for winter not to really get her. how mild has been like ten degrees before average sonar month. and you know what? the mild pattern overall is the rest of this month so we may wine up with a record warm december before all is said and done. 40 degrees in boston. the wind is out of the south southeast becoming cloudy so that means temperatures not going to drop. here is something that is important. this the ocean water temperature is 49. it is running about 5 degrees warmer than it would be on average at time of year. that is because of how warm it is simply been. burr it also means when the breeze comes in off the ocean, it moderates the temperatures. with the clouds coming in, a slight br

frank: newscenter 5' s jorge quiroga tells us the generous woman paid off tens of thousands in layaway! >> at the toys "r" us in bellingham, the secret santa is back. debbie overwhelmed by a random act of kindness. last monday, she went to toys "r" us to pay and pick up gifts she had on layaway. >> when i went and had to turn my receipt, she said all set. , her bill had been paid off. >> i was stunned . you are saying. >> she said, someone came in and paid off your layaway. , the store not think who, but a pay off the lay w aways. >> i caught got home and told my husband. >> the ministry angel -- the employees feeling like santa' s helpers. >> her quote was, "if you have it, give it your code maybe we can all learn from that. >> denzel barry says the jester, more than the dollar amount, is the gift. >> i think it was the most amazing jester. >> it is a trend that started a few holiday seasons ago. layaway angels painting forward, bringing joy was seeking no antoinette: that really is great. no publicity. does not want to be known for it, just wants to pass on the good deed. a military