kelley is being held without bond. sean: thanks. a man is in the hospital after he was struck by a van walking along the road in hudson. he was wearing dark clothing and walking close to the white line when he was hit. with the rain, the driver never saw him. police say the man was conscious a former nursing assistant is now facing criminal charges amid accusations that he sexually assaulted an elderly patient. timothy morrissey worked at belair nursing home in goffstown. a grand jury has indicted him on two misdemeanor sexual assault charges. his license has already been permanently revoked. u.s. marshals are looking for a man wanted in connection with half a dozen robberies in new hampshire and vermont. investigators say 31-year-old matthew martin should be considered armed and dangerous. marshall' s say they are worried -- marshals say they are worried things could escalate. >> he is armed and dangerous. we don' t know where his mind is that. sean: he is also accused of robbing the td bank in loudoun earlier this month. police an

derek kelley was taken into custody. sean: a nashua man was taken into custody -- to the hospital after being hit by a car in hudson. police say the new hampshire spca have removed three dozen animals from a property in sandown as part of a suspected animal cruelty case. officials say they are all recovering from prolonged neglect. girl in new jersey panicked on average, it takes three hundred americans working for a solid year, to make as much money as one top ceo. it's called the wage gap. and the republicans will make it worse by lowering taxes for those at the top and letting corporations write their own rules. hillary clinton will work to close the wage gap. equal pay for women to raise a higher minimum wage, lower taxes for the middle class. she gets the job done for us. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. josh: welcome back. here is a look at portsmouth. 47 degrees. a beautifully lighted memorial bridge. sean: holiday-appropriate lighting out there. a little girl in new jersey found herself in a little

kelley: kelley tuthill, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: at least he is ok. jc: he was so calm. no reaction, no flinch. phil: that could have been dangerous. how about this $175 burger? what a cambridge restaurant puts in it that makes it so pricey. in the middle of a time r when senior poverty is increasing. republicans and some democrats came up with a brilliant idea p for cutting cost-of-living adjustments for social security. r we said, "it will be over our dead bodies as president, r to extend the solvency p and expand benefits for people who desperately need them. i'm bernie sanders, phil: breaking news from germany. we want to keep you updated. police in munich warning of a serious terror attack. people are being asked not to gather in crowds there. jc: new at 6:00, a drone held police locate the body of a missing yarmouth man. william fleming had been missing. police found his body using bedroom. the circumstances surrounding his disappearance and death are an investigation. phil: controversy over a new bill by republicans in new hampshire that would make it rest to in p

kelley says he left the scene, unaware that his daughter had been hit. she was later pronounced dead at the hospital. >> i didn't know nothing until they told me what happened the next day. when it registered, i was thinking, seriously, take the gun and do yourself. i'll go crazy for real. crying, wishing i could help, but she already gone. >> was it normal for you to shoot guns when your kids were present? you knew there was kids in the house. >> right. >> that's the thing. why shoot at them? >> you got people that live in the projects, want to see how they guns sound, want to show off. basically that's what i was doing. we call it killing clouds. i wasn thinking. i wasn't in my right mind. i was just showing off and bang, bang, bang, bang. i don't even know how many times i shot in the air. and like christine said, the bullets got to come down and go somewhere. >> kelley, who has a prior conviction for drug possession, says he began carrying a gun for protection after his son was killed, even though as a felon, he was court-ordered not to do so. >> i n

authorities say kelley and hilber then ran into a wooded area. hilber allegedly threatened police with a weapon and was shot and killed in the woods. after a near 24-hour search kelley was captured wednesday morning. >> having gotten in the altercation down in florida, i don' t know what they were t happen that often. stephanie: but the story begins on december 2 when deerfield police pulled over a truck driven by kelley with hilber in the front seat. an officer tried to arrest them for outstanding warrants in new hampshire but kelley allegedly took off, dragging the officer about 20 feet into oncoming traffic. deerfield police filed charges against kelley for felonious escape, resisting arrest, and disobeying an officer, but weren' t able to arrest him after he allegedly fled to florida. >> armed robbery, seems like they stepped it up. whether they had the firearms in new hampshire, we are not 100% sure. stephanie: kelley is currently charged with principle to armed robbery with a firearm. he is being held without bond at a florida jail. live in

it is dedicated to abby kelley. she was certainly the most outspoken person, female at this period, talking about abolitionism. it really speaks to a lot that people had at the time, that if people -- if black people were to get any rights at all, all of society would kind of than a great. -- would kind of denigrate. and that there would be interracial marriage and lawlessness among the sexes. one thing -- abby foster begins her crusade in the 1840's. she is facing a number of attitudes in the deep south and in the north. there is a sense of preserving slavery. there is also a large part of people in the north particularly who are indifferent to the whole issue. they see this as a southern issue, not a northern issue, not something they should be concerned with. but something changes that really changes that attitude. and that is the passage of the fugitive slave law. we have a number of pieces that speak to that. this is a lyrical cartoon called the practical illustrations of fugitive slave law. many persons are de

kelley was capture wednesday morning. deerfield police say even though kelley had an arrest history in the state, this was a surprise. >> it is based on the fact that we're dealing with burglaries here. armed robbery seems like he stepped it up, whether or not they had the firearms in the vehicle in new hampshire twh they ran from us or whether they picked them up in florida we're not 100% sure. reporter: kelley is currently charged with principal to armed robbery with a firearm, he's without bond. tom: tonight the u.s. marshal trying to track an armed robbery suspect wanted in two states, 31-year-old matthew martin is suspected in at least a half dozen robberies in new hampshire and vermont. and as wmur's heather hamel reports live now, each time he showed a gun. reporter: authorities consider martin extremely dangerous, they believe he may have a connection to drugs. >> he was a dangerous guy, he's robbed one bank in new hampshire that we know of. he displayed a semi-automatic pistol when he did that robbery. reporter:

newscenter 5' s kelley tuthill is live outside fenway, kelley? reporter: prosecutors say that shootout between the suspect and have not named or arrested. dominique carter grady stayed out of public view as he appeared in court in that giving. >> each of fired multiple times street. kelley: the 29-year-old from hyde park was an innocent bystander. his family attended the arraignment, but had no comment on the arrest. prosecutors say video shows carpenter-grady firing a weapon. the 26-year-old pleaded not guilty to several charges, including carrying a firearm without a license. >> the exact sequence is under investigation, and particularly who shot who and when. at kelley: -- kelley: carpenter grady was arreed, hiding in the attic of his dorchester home, hiding under insulation. >> he is confused. they are confused why he is charged. kelley: his family had no comment as they left court. prosecutors say he has an extensive criminal history including convictions for drug and firearms charges. tonight he is back behind bars on $250,000 bail. wcvb ne

reporting live in dartmouth this evening, kelley o'hara, 7news. >> nancy: kelley, thank you. a man shot and killed after a deadly dispute in south boston. this all happened last night around 1:00 on old colony avenue. a witness says they saw a car speeding off afterwards. arrested three men in dawn. police say the men had the same gun that was used in the crime. >> i know three individuals, i think they're all in their 30s, are going to be charged with assault with intent to murder, but i'm sure we're going to upgrade that to murder in the next few days. >> nancy: this all remains under investigation. police are asking anyone with any information to call them immediately. >> nick: we have new details on threats made to middle schools in cambridge. as you can imagine, people living there have been on alert. city and school officials met today to talk about the threats and the ongoing investigation. the anonymous bomb threats and threats of gun violence started this past tuesday, which led to increased security at all of the schools that were threatened. at the meeting official

a happy birthday to you a a kelley: in walpole, kelley tuthill, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: love that advice. what's your advice? oh, yes, work hard. doug: on engaged with kelley. she was into it and surprised she was the oldest. are you talking to me? i love it. i love it. i love it. millions of people ride each year, but critics say security isn't good enough. antoinette: ahead at 6:30, "5 investigates" with a look at what's being done on our rail system. plus, we go one-on-one with deval patrick. he shares his thoughts on >> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." mike: we're in for a warm weekend, at least for december, but i am tracking changes on the way in the form of some wintery weather. >> a lot of flash, a lot of bang, and now the house is on fire. flames after an intense standoff. the neighborhood in shock as police try to figure out why the suspect set it ablaze. antoinette: a phone call from outer space? getting plenty of attention this morning. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." calling. morn

a happy birthday to you a a kelley: in walpole, kelley doug: to be applauded. antoinette: she's absolutely adorable. what a treasure. doug: a lot of spunk. absolutely love it. millions of people ride each year, but critics say security isn't good enough. antoinette: ahead at 6:30, "5 investigates" with a look at what's being done on our rail system. plus, we go one-on-one with deval patrick. he shares his thoughts on returning to politics. doug: a beautiful morning out there. sun shining reflecting off the water there. it will probably eventually freeze over at some point. at some point. mike wankum standing by with the energy supply rates p at eversource, we don't like it any more than you do. t more money for us. it means that the market price p of the energy we buy for you has changed. p so we're working with partners across the region t to increase our natural gas supply p and bring in affordable, clean hydropower from canada. r we're leading the way p because more energy means lower energy supply rates for you. r ever new england. >> now on newscenter 5's

kelley: but in some cases they're going up in flames. check out this video from alabama. >> i came down the sidewalk not even probably 100 feet and it exploded. boom. kelley: in louisiana a house burned down after a 12-year-old's hover board ignited while charging. >> it was like a fire work. like he just lit a fire work and you see sparks just flying. before i could yell "the house is on fire" just the middle part of the board that goes in into flames. kelley: a viewer in somerville sent wcvb pictures of her son's charred hoverboard which caught fire on the second day he used it. have you had troubles like that. >> we have had no issues whatsoever. kelley: at the new rover 360 store in the square one mall, julie risotto says it comes down to quality. her boards are expensive. >> this is $1,000 board. kelley: but rosotto says you're paying for a design that includes a rubber covering over the lithium ion battery and bigger, sturdier wheels. >> it's a quality design. because of that, they're not going to catch on fire. kelley: still the c

warrants for derek kelley and michael hilber. officers stopped kelley' s truck, and say when they tried to driving, dragging an officer for 15 to 20 feet. the officer wasn' t hurt, but the two got away. police are looking for a blue chevy pickup, license plate 383 tom: after today' s rain, it turns colder tomorrow and that the state. chief meteorologist mike haddad is here to tell us where the snow will fall and when. mike: for many up north it will turn wintry tomorrow as the cold north and west every right now it' s all rain and operate our. the green indicates it' s all rain falling out of the cloud cover. still warm aloft, 36 atop mount washington. the temperatures in the valleys in the 30' s to around 40 as well, but cold air begins to build back in so even though we

right now, our kelley tuthill is kelley: president obama said the u.s. will overcome a new phase of the terror threat that seeks to poison the minds of people like the boston marathon bombers and the san bernardino killers. he said america will prevail by being strong and smart, resilient and relentless. in a rare oval office speech, president obama declared the san bernadino shooting a terrorist act. >> they had stockpiled assault weapons, ammunition, and pipe bombs. so this was an act of terrorism designed to kill innocent people. kelley: the president said there was no evidence the shooters were directed by a terror network overseas or part of a broader plot obama did not announce any significant shift in us strategy, instead calling on congress to vote to authoritized continued military actions underway against isis in iraq and syria. >> and i know that after so much war, many americans are asking whether we are confronted by a cancer that has no immediate cure. well, here' s what i want you to know. real, but we will overcome it. kelley: the preside

kevin kelley and former senator scott brown. gentlemen, welcome to both of you.oding in the midwest. you are looking at pictures from missouri, illinois and oklahoma. states of an issued in all three states. misery facing the biggest threat so far. more than a dozen mothers along the mississippi river are being monitored. hundreds of homes and illinois and missouri are at risk. 18 people killed in those states as a result of the flooding. we will have the latest developments plus your forecast coming out. the republican presidential field narrowing last night. >> while tonight is the end of my journey for the white house as i suspend my campaign for president, i am confident we can elect the right person. dagen: former new york governor george pataki ending his presidential run. george pataki struggled to gain much with the run. the 2016 race straight ahead. we asked the question who also needs to drop out. 31.57 at futures. the s&p stars in the green for the year. not the blue-chip. we will see how trading fair assessment of into the day in europe wearing to the

kelley: --along with congrats from the state house. her former boss's son told the crowd she was an amazing bookkeeper well into her 80's. >> there were no computers or excel spreadsheets. she did everything by hand-- meticulous, accurate, and just done. kelley: and that hard work, alice says, is the key to her longevity. what's your advice to young people? alice: work hard. enjoy yourself. happy birthday to you a a tuthill, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: i love her reaction. me? i'm the oldest western? doug: that can't be right. antoinette: no way. doug: god bless her. what a spirit. i think that's what keeps her young is her spirit. millions of people ride each year, but critics say security isn't good enough. antoinette: ahead at 5:30, "5 investigates" with a look at what's being done on our rail system. plus, we go one-on-one with deval patrick. he shares his thoughts on returning to politics. doug: let's head on outside for a look at the city. it's dark and early out there grab another cup. share with you. it's the holidays, whic

kelley was capture wednesday morning. deerfield police say even though kelley had had had an arrest history in the state, this was a surprise to them. >> it is based on the fact that you're deal mostly with burglaries here. armed robbery seems like he stepped it up, whether or not they had the firearms in their vehicle in new hampshire when they ran from us and that was the reason or whether they picked them up in florida we're not 100% sure. reporter: kelley is currently charged in florida with principle to an armed robbery without a firearm. he's being held at a florida jail. stephanie woods, wmur news 9. josh: the marshal's office is offering a reward to help catch a bank robber, they say martin has robbed a half dozen banks in new hampshire and vermont. armed and is extremely dangerous. reporter: in each of the robberies authorities say that martin shows a handgun and the brazen nature of the crimes worry them, that things could escalate. authorities believe that matthew martin's last robbery was monday in ludlow, ver

newscenter 5' s kelley tuthill is live outside federal court. kelley? kelley: a lot of complicated legal arguments. the focus is on whether or not the boston bombers should get a new penalty phase. dzhokhar tsarnaev was not in court for this motion. he remains behind bars at the at issue is whether the death penalty should be reconsidered. the judge did not make any immediate decisions. another big issue was about restitution for the victims of the bombings. at a minimum, he could be ordered to pay $25 quarterly to a fund. no rulings today. emily: the defense getting its turn in the trial of a danvers teen charged with murder. philip chism' s attorneys now getting a chance to lay out their case. newscenter 5' s sera congi is live in salem this noon. sera? sera: his attorneys are building took him as a child. was very quiet and a beautiful soul. sera: a grandfather giving jurors a glimpse into philip chism as a child, saying the boy was well behaved and respectful. how chism' s grandmother and aunt both suffered from mental illness. a family friend from

. >> abby kelley foster was a soman's rights, humans bright and abolitionist. as a lecturerreer for the american antislavery society. she went to an antislavery meeting and william lloyd garrison was the speaker. she was 21 years old at the time. it was really then that she decided she had to do something for the cause. she did join the female antislavery society and raised a lot of funds and took petitions around to be signed, and was very active on behalf of the movement.st's she became a radical abolitionist, unlike a lot of at the time, she felt, not only should slavery be ended, but people should be treated equally. she then decided, not long after giving her first public speech in 1838, she would become a lecturer for that american antislavery society. abby really spoke from the heart, and yet, she did a lot of studying. she read legal books, political information, in order to be sure that she was able to answer questions or hecklers who threw things out at her when she was thinking. she was absolutely bombarded with hecklers and things thrown at her. one

kelley tuthill was live in boston with details of the meeting. the driver could be fired as i understand it, kelley. reporter: that's correct. and his attorney says his client is being treated for stress and said that he couldn't make the hearing, but they held it anyway. we have no word on disciplinary decisions that were made. the governor honored two mbta workers for stoping the run they worked together to clear the tracks and to cut power to the third rail. >> you two performed in an exemplary ways and made strategic decisions. >> the driver of the rain was supposed to appear at a disciplinary hearing, but his lawyer said he is being treated for stress and told the mbta he wouldn't be able to appear. he was not offered an alternative date and the hearing went on without him using his statements to authorities from last week. >> they work with operations and the other transit police who were involved in this investigation, they make a recommendation and it is my responsibility to carry out whatever action needs to be done. >> so far investigat

kelley's room and proceeded to try to take mr. kelley's canteen.elley bogged on him, he responded with a couple of punches himself. >> this happens every thursday. somebody's going to get their canteen happen. it happen in jail. either you're strong or you're weak. you show signs of weak not, someone's going to take your stump, you don't you stand up, it spread through jail. you can't take his stuff, he's not going to go for that. >> kelly is in jail on charges of carjacking, kidnapping, and possession of a weapon in the commission of a violent crime. he has pled not guilty. >> i'm not the type of person to go out and look for trouble. i mean, my mama always told me, if you look for trouble, you'll find it. >> kelly has been accused and convicted of violent acts in the past. at the time of his latest arrest, he was charged with assaulting a police officer, unlawful possession of a firearm, and criminal violence to which he has also pled not guilty. more significantly, when kelly was 14, he killed a man. >> 14 going on 15 years old. i running the st

it is dedicated to abby kelley. she was certainly the most female at thisn, period, talking about abolitionism. it really speaks to a lot that people had at the time, that if people -- if black people were to get any rights at all, all of society would kind of than a great. -- would kind of denigrate. and that there would be interracial marriage and lawlessness among the sexes. foster beginsbby in thesade 1840's. she is facing a number of attitudes in the deep south and in the north. there is a sensor preserving slavery. there is also a large part of people in the north particularly who are indifferent to the whole issue. southernthis as a issue, not a northern issue, not something they should be concerned with. but something changes that really changes that attitude. passage of the fugitive slave law. we have a number of pieces that speak to that. this is a lyrical cartoon called the practical illustrations of fugitive slave law. many persons are depicted in this cartoon, including daniel webster, who was one of th

officers stopped kelley' s truck, and say when they tried to arrest the men kelley started driving, dragging an officer for 15 to 20 feet. the officer wasn' t hurt, but the two got away. police are looking for a blue chevy pickup, license plate 383 tom: after today' s rain, it will mean snow for some parts of the state. chief meteorologist mike haddad is here to tell us where the snow will fall and when. mike: for many up north it will turn wintry tomorrow as the cold air begins to build in from the north and west every right now it' s all rain and operate our. the green indicates it' s all rain falling out of the cloud cover. still warm aloft, 36 atop mount washington. the temperatures in the valleys in the 30' s to around 40 as well, but cold air begins to build back in so even though we are warmer than last night, notice what happens on futurecast. the cold air changes it over to some no during the day on friday. -- on thursday. a few inches not out of the western, what about the upper valley, maybe a dusting to an inch, but what will hollow or tomorrow and into the weekend? t. we will se

the fire was at 2309 kelley street southwest. only 13 republicans continue seeking their party's presidential nomination. south carolina senator lindsey graham dropped out of the race today. graham says his campaign never gained traction. let's go back to joe now for a final look at tonight's forecast. a brief break is upon us before more rain moves through the state. tuesday brings some sunshine, mixed with some clouds of course, but it remains dry. wednesday, for the middle of the week, rain chances once again increase. christmas eve and christmas day travelers across iowa should encounter no major weather issues. by the weekend we see a storm re-enter the weather picture bringing showers to the state. tonight: mostly cloudy low: 26-32 winds: w 5-10tomorrow: partly high: 40-46 winds: s 5-15 thank you for joining us for kcrg-tv9 news at 5. now we go to new york for abc's world news with david muir. >>> tonight, the deadly chaos on the vegas strip. the mother behind the wheel, accused of intentionally plowing into a crowd in has

are , learning more about the man killed in a crash with secret service agents in new hampshire. s kelley tuthill arrested here in massachusetts. reporter: police arrested bruce danforth december 2 in this parking lot. >> there was an altercation with two women in one of our shopping centers. someone observed him shooting up hair when. reporter: officers saw danforth holding hypertonic needles as two women rolled up their sleeves, preparing for an injection. all three were arrested for heroin possession. danforth, who lived in also be, had a lengthy criminal history. he was supposed to appear in court december 4. when he did not show, a war it was issued for his arrest. the agent' s car head-on. were injured including his girlfriend who was arrested with him earlier this month. m kelley tuthill, wcvb newscenter 5. shootings, austan is ending to the 15 with less -- boston is ending 20 15 jc: the so-called affluenza teen remains in a mexico jail tonight. u.s. s next for her and the u.s. jc: caught on camera, a man pulled from a burning car. the good samaritan who saved him. phil: several ai

kelley, for your testimony. mr.rer. >> good morning chairman meadows, ranking member cummings, ranking member connolly and other members of the staff. i'm pleased to discuss gao's findings on federal efforts to curtail illicit drug use and enhance coordination among federal, state and local agencies. combating drug use and dealing with its effects is an expensive proposition. the administration requested more than $27 billion to undertake these activities in 2016, enjoy this money is well spent, that we are making progress and a the agencies are coordinated is vitally important. over the years gao list of congress and the american public assess how well federal programs are working. it's frankly hard to tell because agencies often don't have good enough performance measures. ondcp, to its credit, has focused a great deal of time, attention and resources on developing and using performance measures. five years ago the national drug control strategy established a series of goals with specific outcomes ondcp hope to ac

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. reporter: the closer effects 17 -- 114 ,400 students. >> it' s hard with short notice. >> it will have a large impact on our community for tomorrow. we wanted to be safe. reporte

we need more of brian kelley. we don't get him enough on our air. good advice. coming up, kim kardashian breaks the apple store. >> and sarah palin breaks a leg. "skinny" up next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our ♪ >> okay. so up first in "the skinny," christmas indeed coming early for the clinton family. >> former first daughter chelsea clinton sharing the happy news that she's pregnant with baby number two. she made the announcement yesterday on twitter with a photo of her daughter charlotte reading a page in a book that says big sisters are the best. >> it's a beautiful photo there. grandparents hillary and bill are also reveling in the news and took to social media to share their excitement. >> bill tweeting christmas comes early. hillary and i are thrilled for chelsea, mark, and charlotte's growing family. >> mrs. clinton saying we're excited to meet our second grandchild. >> it's exciting news coming in the middle of the summer. >> very exciting just before the convention. >> uh-huh. kim kardashian issuing an apology to apple fo

firefighters arrived to the scene in the 23 hundred block of kelley street southwest to find the back half of the home on fire. that's inside grand view village. during the search and rescue, woman inside the home. first responders pronounced her dead at the scene. the fire department has not released her name. the fire and the woman's cause of death are still under investigation. for the first time this presidential race a republican candidate has at least 40 percent support from voters. a recent cbs / yougov poll of iowa republicans puts ted cruz and donald trump well ahead of the 11 other candidates. texas senator ted cruz reached 40 percent -- he was at about half of that just two weeks ago. donald trump has 31 percent. florida senator marco rubio is third at 12 percent. the steepest drop is retired neurosurgeo n ben carson, still in 4th but only at 6 percent. everyone else in the field is at 2 percent or lower. on saturday, donald trumumspoke to about one thousand people at the veterans memorial coliseum in downtown cedar rapids. he talked for about 75 minutes on a variety of top

kelley that we cannot arrest our way out of this problem.we're moving to a partnership between public safety and public health to create a more holistic approach to the substance abuse challenges facing so many communities across america. director botticelli's compelling personal story speaks to the power of recovery. i hope we can play a role in helping to advance this important reauthorization effort. i appreciate the bipartisan spirit by which you have approached it. look forward to hearing the testimony this morning. thank you. >> i thank the gentleman. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from maryland, the ranking member of the full committee, mr. cummings for his opening statement. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. as i listened to mr. connolly i could not help but reminded in this day and age we are fully realizing that drug addiction has no boundaries. it has no boundaries. it affects whites, blacks, rich, poor from one coast to the other of this united states. the statements with regard to treatment, ladies and gentlemen, som

authorities responded to the 23-hundred block of kelley street southwest around 7 o'clock p-m last night, to find the back half of the home on fire. first responders pronounced the woman dead at the scene. the fire department has not rereased her name. the still under investigation. a man in waterloo faces arson, assault, and gun charges for trying to set his mother's garage on fire. according to the waterloo cedar falls courier, 29- year-old kyle hattrup tried to set a fire at 728 riehl street on saturday afternoon. police say the fire was out after officers arrived, and also found out hattrup had assaulted his mother. later when officers were looking for him, police say hattrup pulled out a gun. now he is in the black hawk county jail. right now, famamy and friends are remembering the life of a waterloo teenager found dead in the cedar river two weeks ago. officials have still not revealed a cause of death for 18-year-old moe sed. sed had been missing since october 22nd, after he disappeared while riding his bike. right now, people are celebrating sed's life at a funeral inside the fir

firefighters arrived to the scene of 23 hundred block kelley street southwest to find the back half of the home on fire. that's inside grand view village. during the search and rescue, fire crews found a woman inside the home. first responders pronounced her dead at the scene. the fire department has not released her name. the fire and the woman's for the first time this presidential race a republican candidate has at least 40 percent support from voters. a recent cbs / yougov poll of iowa republicans puts ted cruz and donald trump well ahead of the 11 other candidates. texas senator ted cruz reached 40 percent -- he was at about half of that just two weeks ago. donald trump has 31 percent. florida senator marco rubio is third at 12 percent. the steepest drop is retired neurosurgeo n ben carson, still in h but only at 6 percent.t.veryone else in the field is at 2 percent or lower. on saturday, donald trump spoke to about one thousand people at the veterans memorial coliseum in downtown cedar rapids. he talked for about 75 minutes on a variety of topics from terrorism to the affordable

devon: kelley, much different weather. kellye, much different weather. here is a look at the shower activity. gaithersburg, germantown, light shower. leesburg, eventually ashburn, even marshall going north. a high of 70 at washington. bwi marshall breaking a record. inwas the previous record 1949. we beat it with 68. it is much different tomorrow behind this front. mostly cloudy, a breezy, colder day, high of only 46 or the next round of rain to come in, that regnier period -- that rainier period, wrapping up clouds, and then we will talk about the new year's forecast. kellye: all right, devon, thank you. today it is the return. roads act as many come home for the final week of 2015. richard lee was at the airport to see if the weather outside the d.c. area is affecting travel. that is right,, all of that violence weather having ripple effects. at reagan national, this is on post-christmasl rush. take a look over here, you can see all these lines in red. that means delays and cancellations. was a challenging day for travelers. in the air or behind the wh

kevin kelley, a documentary filmmaker who works at the university of executive university of iowa museum of art, are two men of a film about iconic painting "mural," which hung at the ui in iowa city for decades. the film has embarked on a three-month tour will be showing sioux city art city. jackson pollock's s "mural": the stoto of a modern masterpiece is a new documentary produced by the ui in collaboration with the university of iowa museum of art. the film documents the truths and the myths surrounding this mammoth sized painting "mural, " considered by many to be the most important modern american is on a worldwide tour and currently display at the deutsche bank kunsthalle in berlin, germany, through april 10, 2016. it returns to iowa in 2018. a rich recipe for german chocolate german chocolate cake for your holiday party? well howard has a recipe for a german chocolate cake you have to try! here in the test kitchen n love finding the origin behind recipes.did you know german n chocolate cake is not from germany? it was actually created by a texas homemaker who named it after the c

kelley tuthill, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: she had the moves down. phil: i can hear my kids now. she was on one. heather: too many injuries at my house. not getting one, kids. sorry. mike: it has been really dry in the snow category. by this time. nothing so far. at when you look at it compared to normal, it' s going to be a very warm day. it has brought to zero back on this day in 1890. today was not cold. it was windy. 25, 30 miles per hour. earlier today, a lot of wind gusts that were over 40 miles per hour. blue hill, wind gusts of 40 miles per hour. a breezy day out there. here is what is meant to happen tonight. they stay basically strong. 10:00 tonight, midnight, they drop off a little bit. tomorrow morning, if you are an early riser, maybe a little breezy. then we have a gorgeous day coming our way, although on the cool side. a west went at 18 miles per hour. it is an index of 43 degrees. that index will drop to 23 degrees. speaking of chilly conditions, you see the chilly air already. temperatures in the south in the mid 40' s. overall it will be a cold nights. but it' s

it started when police spotted kelly in the vicinity of south union and mckinley. 23 ear-old kelley tried to elude authorities, eventually driving into the yard. she was caught after a short foot chase. steve: webster county today was forced to close its courthouse after someone got inside and sprayed 2 floors with fire extinguishers. kcci's vanessa peng is just back from fort dodge. she has the story. vanessa: the county attorney tells me that since she came here in 2011, she has never seen the courthouse close until now. i really don't know what to do. vanessa: the doors are locked and a posted sign tells people the bad news. inside most everywhere you look, things are covered with a white dust. payge bluemeyer was hoping to take care of some business today. >> i just really wanted my tags but i guess i'll have to do it , next time. vanessa: the webster county courthouse was vandalized around 1:30 tuesday morning. >> it appears there is powder covering everything. that powder can be irritating when inhaled or breed. vanessa: detectives say the vandals somehow broke into the courthouse a

firefighters arrived to the scene of 23 hundred block kelley street southwest to find the back half of the home on fire. that's inside grand view village. during the search and rescue, fire cws found a woman inside the home. first responders pronounced her dead at the the fire department has not released her name. the fire and the woman's investigation. a high school wrestler from spencer has died after he collapsed on the mat during a match this weekend. senior austin roberts was in the title match in the 220 weight class at the spencer invitational on saturday. the superintenden t roberts and his opponent walked back to the center of the mat when he collapsed. he later died at a hospital. the school superintenden t says his death was tough on his schoolmates. " austin was a student that was bigger than life in many ways, a large young man, 220- pounder student, with a laugh as big as any room you can put him in. good kid!" " he placed 8th in the class 2a state wrestling tournament last spring. a crisis team provided grief counseling at spencer high school yesterday. a car crashed int

they shot hish in the woods and took derek kelley into custody. they think they may have dragged a police officer earlier this month. >> catherine: boston police looking for gunman that opened jamaica plain. the shooting happened just center street. it was just one block from the one bullet hit a person in the shoulder, another hit a person in the thigh. both are expected to survive. police swarmed the area immediately after the shooting. >> broad daylight, people walking by, not far from the "t" station and that's what's alarming. >> catherine: boston police don't know the motive for the shooting. >> julie: we track traffic and weather together everten minutes, nine minutes 92 commute on the expressway as you head from the braintree split to the pike. let's go to sarah with the forecast. >> sarah: darker shade of blue and green and in the 60s, not showing up, as we go through the day expecting that temperature to climb through the 50s into the 60s pip this afternoon, a lot of clouds around, risk of spot shower too, but we are going to start to cl

the story of a modern masterpiece, is produced and directed by emmy award winning filmmaker kevin kelley and will highlight the journey of pollock's mural during its tour around the world. jenna: families with kids in the hospital are getting a different kind of gift this holiday season. today, the ronald mcdonald house of siouxland got a load of donations from generous siouxlanders. they've been asking for items to stock their cupboard - things like snacks, bottled water, and dish soap. all of it will be used by families who stay at the ronald mcdonald house. the donations were collected at local mcdonald's restaurants "it's a good way for the custers to get involved because most these during the holidays there is a big need in the community for all organizations to receive donations from the public. we very believe in what we're trying to do to help families with children that are in need of medical care." says mark wheeldon, the purpose of the ronald mcdonald house is to provide a home-away-from- home for families of children ages 21 and younger receiving medical care in siouxland. ti

police believe the two may be hilber and derek kelley are wanted in the granite state for allegedly dragging an officer as he tried to arrest them. we will have more on this breaking story starting at 5:00. new this noon, a serious head-on crash in henniker. this is the scene on bridge street near union. as you can see, it involved a tree truck and a car. one of the drivers suffered serious injuries. the accident is under investigation. the red cross is helping two people after flames destroyed a home in lyndeborough last night. this is viewer video showing the intense fire engulfing the home on old temple road. right now, there is no word as to what may have sparked the fire. a milton family is homeless after flames tore through a home last night. this is all that the family has left just days before christmas. the community is coming together to help the family, which includes a set of twins in kindergarten. wmur' s ray brewer has more on the outpouring of support in everything in this fire, but at this table, the fire this is just a small number of things that they have collected. the chr

kelley: chipotle had been cleared to reopen but we had another setback. when the usual opening time, more frustration as customers found the store was still locked. this is two weeks into the issue where the cleveland circle location was closed after about 140 people became sick after eating here. city inspectors say the entire restaurant has been disinfected. the employee who came to work with that norovirus was fired. more than 50 customers getting sick with e. coli at about a dozen locations across the company -- country. the company is planning -- pledging to change our prepared food. antoinette: new at noon, investigators say -- doug: new at noon, a man in his 40' s was killed in a fire and police believe he was the only occupant of the home. they believe the fire is not suspicious. in critical condition after being struck i a car in holliston. " the metrowest daily news" reporting, the 57-year-old is in critical condition after she was hit last night along washington street. the driver, a 53-year-old man from florida, did stay at the scene. doug: po

aly: glenn's car was turned around in the driveway when he woke up, pushed by the force of kelley klope with the asheville fire department says it doesn't take much flooding to lift a car. that's why she asks everyone to respect barricades when driving. >> they underestimate the power of that water. the water and so we ask people to respect , the barricades, because not only are we responding to your calls, we have other calls. aly: part of the reason glenn didn't risk leaving by himself, he says he was once a firefighter, too. >> matter of fact, a few years back, i was a member of that fire department. aly: that's why he says he wasn't scared. >> i knew they'd get me out. aly: aly myles, wyff news 4, in buncombe county. carol: we are told they will keep the barricades up, because although the water has receded more issf , rain continues. michael: the national weather service confirmed a tornado yesterday in union county, north carolina. that's east of charlotte. the weather service says it formed last night just before 5:00, no injuries were reported in connection to all this. carol: f

kelley tuthill, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: aaron hernandez wants a court hearing to see if one of the jurors to voted guilty was highest against him. hernandez' s legal team says they the odin lloyd trial. his lawyers want to question a particular juror. no word on that yet from the judge. heather: a suicide note found in the car of a mother. rhondella richardson is live in lakeville. rhondella: the children spent the day at home, while while their mother was in court asking for supervised visits if mom posts bail on the kidnapping charge. desperate and worried over possible abuse at the lakeville home. that is how the defense explains how 46-year-old valerie mcgrath went on the run with her children. their father has custody. >> she said she did not want to go home. she was afraid. she was scared. this is what she has been >> the children are happy to be home. rhondella: the children' s dad refused much of what mcgrath prologue yours said. she had permission to take the seven-year-old and five-year-old, but did not retu

live in boston, kelley tuthill, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: police are investigating after a child was left on a bus. happened on a bus run by nunez transportation. it was not lawrence public schools. the child is five years old. right now it appears to be an over sight by the driver, but he has not ruled out criminal charges. we reached out to the bus company tonight, but they did not want to comment on the story. ed: scary meements when a student's thumb was caught in a bench driender of -- grinder. they say the thumb was partially amputated and he is now in the hospital at this hour. heather:bernie sanders says he is on the brink of pulling off one of the biggest political upsets in the country. he went one on one with janet wu who joins us from new hampshire tonight. >> nor -- senator bernie sanders just arrived. one and two others that feed his campaign. sanders boasted that he has collected $800,000 donation. his pitch is as bold as donald trump's. >> if we can win in new hampshire we have a real path toward victory to pulling off on

. >> he says he has been trying to reach dan kelley for guidance and went to the baxter community center monday with a lawmaker held a listening post to listen to constituents' concerns. >> i am still somewhat shocked. >> people who showed up say kelly walked into this room, shook his head, walked out, and never came back. >> the mayor admits kelly has had disagreements with those who showed up, but says it is an elected official's job to represent all constituents. >> do i get my turn of people coming to me with things they do not like in our community? you bet. every day. >> in response, the lawmaker says it is all a misunderstanding. >> and has been a misunderstanding about the purpose of the listening post. i think it is important that constituents who have private and personal stories that they want to share with me have that opportunity to do so. >> all kelly would say is that he is holding another listening post right now until 7:00 tonight at the newton public library and another one tomorrow at 4:30 at the library in colfax. he says the public is invited. mark: thanks. anyone wh

kelley joining us. kell ey: tyrone james is accused of helping to broker the sale of the stolen guns. he is charged with lying to federal investigators and being a felon in possession of a firearm. james walker morales, the former u.s. army reservist accused of stealing those weapons allegedly brought them to james to try to sell them the day after the robbery. morales told investigators james a raised the sale of five of the stolen guns, according to court filings. james gave one of the pistols and a rifle for helping. 16 weapons were taken from the u.s. armory in worcester last months in investigators say james sent text messages on his home asking people if they were looking to buy guns. james is expected to appear in federal court tomorrow. heather: the patriots the titans at gillette stadium, pounding out the victory to keep them in the top spot in the afc playoff chase. tom brady bouncing back from an factor in this game. few others causing concern with patriot fans. tom brady showed no signs of i

kelley? >> on behalf of the independent budget partners, thank you for the opportunity to testify today. the partners strongly believe veterans deserve accessible and veteran centric care. in most instances, va is the best and preferred option, but va cannot provide all services to all veterans in all locations at all times. that is why they must have other public health care systems to expand viable options. after months of working closely with va officials and other stakeholders we are pleased that many aspects of the va's plan are closely aligned with veteran health care reform framework. we support va's concept of consolidating va care into a single program that would combine the capabilities of va health care system with other public and private health care providers in the community wherever necessary. as part of the consolidation, several community care programs would be allowed to sunset, while allowing these programs to sunset is a natural part of the program, allowing them to expire