. -- marie martin. >>> we may never know what sparked a devastating fire at an animal shelter. investigators know the blaze started in the ceiling but they say the damage is just so extensive that they can't pinpoint a cause. they do not think it is suspicious. 30 cats and about a dozen dogs were killed. firefighters were able to rescue five animals. >>> it has been more than quarter century now since the stole -- [ indiscernible ] and this weekend cbs sunday about the infamous art heist. right now there is a $5 million reward for any information leading to the recovery of the paintings. you can watch cbs understood morning sunday beginning at 9:00 right here. >>> coming up, running a marathon is certainly not easy. >> imagine how hard it is in zero gravity. >>> plus hipster santa clause. details on his brand new look. what is the difference between pub and a gastro pub? coming up we find food that is a major upgrade to most beer bars. >>> lets go out there and see what is going on in the central 43 degrees. not a bad day but we had all those clouds rolling in during we will st

s office tonight telling fox 25 that marie martin's body was found inside this car on november 4th. she 35 years cold and from webster. thomas hogan has been arrested in the case accused of misleading investigators. prosecutors say hogan is a mistake in martin's death. >>> state fire investigators are asking for video that started in lynn. that fire in an apartment building killed four people and injured two others early friday morning. investigators say the fire was so intense when they arrived they had no chance. my mom heard the fire alarm. when she went to open like the door smoke came in. >> nearly a dozen residents >>> a man is dead after a fire destroyed part of an apartment home in concord, new hampshire, early this morning. the fire started around 3:00 on rumford street. firefighters say it began on the first floor. they were able to get 10 people out of building that but say an elderly man on the first floor died in the fire. tonight the exact cause is still under investigation. the red cross is hoping to house those 10 people who were displaced. price will make $217 milli

frank sinatra, mary martin, bruce springsteen.e a list to be on now. >> it's absolutely -- i think katharine hepburn's on that list, too. which i did not know. >> yes. >> it's amazing. it really is amazing. sometimes, you know, it's so big i can't take it in. >> well, something else is going on in your world besides being a great songwriter. everything's in my head now from going over your songs. even "locomotion" with little evie. i wrote that. let me ask you about hillary clinton. >> okay. i am an avid supporter. >> what is it? >> she is the most capable. she's really smart. she does her homework. she relates to what people actually need. and there's been all this demonizing of her for a reason, because she is so capable they have to find some way to get after her. but i just think she's great. and the fact that she's a woman is certainly a plus, but it isn't about that she's a woman. it's about that she is the most capable person. >> what do you make? we've had suffrage in this country since 1920. >> and can't get an e.r.a. >>

s office tonight telling fox 25 that marie martin's body was found inside this car on november 4th she was 35 years old and from webster. homs thomas hogan is a suspect in the death. >>> heroin, cocaine and $77,000 in cash all taken off the streets of worcester and tonight two men face charges. miguel sorano and miguel were arrested around 6:00 this morning during the execution of a search warrant. the drugs are worth approximately $150,000 worth suspects face drug trafficking charges. >>> heartbreak for a local family a daughter loses her dad when his fishing boat sinks off the coast of gloucester. it happened about 12 miles -- fox 25's erica richie joins us live from gloucester now with that emotional interview. >> reporter: you know, vanessa here in gloucester they're no stranger to these types of tragedies the is proof of that. but it doesn't make it any easier of what happened last night especially for the family left behind. >> it has to be a dream this can't be happening. >> reporter: those were the thoughts running through her mind nearly 24 hours ago when she got the call tell

firefighters found 35-year-old marie martin of webster after they doused the flames. thomas hogan is charged with witness intimidation and misleading investigators. he has been identified as a suspect in martin's death but so antoinette: right now firefighters are looking for anyone who witnessed what happened before a deadly fire in lynn. the fire tore through the home on bruce place early yesterday morning. four people were killed. survivors say they could hear the victims trapped on the second floor but couldn't help. firefighters battled a wall of flames to save two people. >> they went back in. they were able to get the second victim out. it was absolutely amazing. i've been a firefighter in lynne for 32 years. it was one of the most spectacular rescues i've seen. antoinette: at least seventeen people inside the home managed to escape. frank: new details released in the philip chism murder trial. his attorney says chism told a psychiatrist that he is an anime voices telling him he is a ninja. the defense made the comments away from the jury yesterday after the ju

the victim tells us the victim was a 35-year-old webster woman named marie martin. thomas hogan already facing charges for misleading investigators in the case. prosecutors say hogan is also a suspect in martin's death. >>> new this morning, a man and as four children being checked out for smoke inhalation after a fire in london bury new hampshire. it started arounded 2:po in the kitchen of a home on stony hope drive still waiting for an update on the family's condition. >> heather hegedus: developing this morning, because of a deadly fire in lynn still being investigated. officials say witnesses may hold the key to figure out how it all started. fox 25 was on scene early yesterday morning. you're about to see video of massive flames that were shooting up and smoke pouring out of the building the 24 bruce place. investigators are hoping there's some initial video out there that somebody may have been shot figure out exactly where and how the fire started. so they are putting that call out for anyone who has video. four people were killed. two others hurt in a fire. t

frank sinatra, mary martin, bruce springsteen.n now. >> it's absolutely -- i think katharine hepburn's on that list, too. which i did not know. >> yes. >> it's amazing. it really is amazing. sometimes, you know, it's so big i can't take it in. >> well, something else is going on in your world besides being a great songwriter. everything's in my head now from going over your songs. even "locomotion" with little evie. i wrote that. let me ask you about hillary clinton. >> okay. i am an avid supporter. >> what is it? >> she is the most capable. she's really smart. she does her homework. she relates to what people actually need. and there's been all this demonizing of her for a reason, because she is so capable they have to find some way to get after her. but i just think she's great. and the fact that she's a woman is certainly a plus, but it isn't about that she's a woman. it's about that she is the most capable person. >> what do you make? we've had suffrage in this country since 1920. >> and can't get an e.r.a. >> women have had t

mary's county arrested calvin martin. they say he's related to a 6-week-old brought in to the hospital for seizures. doctors say the baby had brain bleed on the back of his head. martin faces first-degree child abuse charges. >>> a suspected rapist is behind bars. police arrested a man. investigators say he assaulted a 63-year-old victim in her home. police say he entered through an unlocked window which is where investigators lifted fingerprints. they came back to bowersox. he's being held in jail without bond. >>> 4:49. gop candidate mike huckabee is stumping across. he's pulling around 10th. front-runner donald trump made his way to prince william county on wednesday. also happening today d.c. mayor muriel bowser is set to announce a $63 million renovation for housing units. the project will take two years and will also create new jobs and educational services for residents. >>> the "news4" i-team has learn some new information about the white house fence. it could be several years before permanent changes are made to

invest gaert rigators say common martin caused severe head trauma to a 6 week old relative. medics rushed the baby to a st. mary's hospital for seizures and doctors determine the child suffered injuries while left in martin's care. he is being held on $750,000 bond. >>> a family from landover has been reunited with their very loyal dog. check out this video that has gone viral. that is a pit bull named precious standing guard over her injured owner, april newell as firefighters battled flames racing through the home. april's father suffered burns but he and april are on the mend. the family picked up precious and her puppy, molly from the county animal shelter. >> i am so thankful for her protecting my sister and i am glad they survived. we are animal people. >> precious is living with family members in montgomery county. >>> washington dc is shining a little brighter tonight. >> the annual lighting of the christmas tree wrapped up an hour ago on the ellipse, debra alfarone was there and saw it first hand. >> reporter: a little windy night but that didn't stop anyone from being excited about seeing the lighting o

mary's county deputies arrested calvin martin yesterday. they say he is related to a 6-week-old brought in to the hospital over the weekend for the seedures. doctors say he has a brain bleed on the back of the head. face first degree child aboos charges. >>> a suspected rapist is behind bars in montgomery county. investigators say he assaulted a 63-year-old victim in her home on dal gate court. investigators say he came in through an unlocked window. they found fingerprints. >>> this morning he is heading to woodbridge and then fredericksburg. they're pulling tenth. front-runner donald trump made his way to prince william county on wednesday. also dchl c. mayor muriel bowser is expected to approve a $63 million housing unit. the project will take two years. >> we have new information on the white house fence. it could take several years before they can secure the fence. spikes were installed like the ones we saw on thanksgiving day. a spokesperson for eleanor holmes norton says they're still testing the spikes to make them more effective. >

martin shkreli was arrested today in new york accused of securities fraud. late tonight he's denying the charges. mary snow has more. >> reporter: he's a ceo so des despised he's been labeled the most hated man in america, but martin shkreli's arrest has nothing to do with the controversy that thrust him into the spotlight. he used money from a biopharmaceutical firm as a personal piggy bank to pay off debt from his hedge fund. >> he used each subsequent company to pay off defrauded investors from the prior company. >> reporter: shkreli pleaded not guilty. the company he founded in 2011 sued shkreli in august seeking $65 million. it replaced him more than a year ago because of a what a company spokesperson described as serious concerns about his conduct. shkreli is more widely known as the poster boa boy for greed raising it to $750 a pill this summer. it's used to treat hiv and cancer patients with weak immune systems to fight toxoplasmosis. after public pressure he backed down saying he willed lower the cost. >> he talked about second thoughts. >> i would have raised the price higher is what i would

mary anne: you can tell where the candidates stand tonight by what they said. bernie sanders trained his eyes right on hillary clinton to draw a contrast and martin o' malley bernie sanders had his best debate performance. he was almost as good in foreign policy and national security, but he is really god domestic that is his thing. hillary clinton also had a great night. she focuses on foreign policy, national policy, economic policy, she has experience across the board. reid: hillary clinton says we need to go to syria and isis. mary anne: hillary clinton had a broad approach to this. she sounded far more presidential than both of them. this was bernie sanders' s rest of night, but hillary clinton ruled the stage. reid: this is a dog fight here. thank you so much. we appreciate your insight here. primary. the last debate here in 2015 and of course, a lot more to come as the spin has now started here in the spin room. reid lamberty, bcb be -- wcvb, newscenter 5. bob: and mike wankum joins us now. sunday is looking pretty chilly? mike: sunday is looking pretty cool. we haven' t seen temperatures like this. the low this morning is supposed to be 27 degrees. the lo

just want to give a shoutout to my mom and dad martin and mary ann, wishing you a merry christmas and happy new year. the keurig k200 series brewer. one touch, and unlike life, no mess. your favorites. your way. piano music. i'm glad you finally made it, dad. you have to experience this city. that's what you always say. you were right about the food. hi john. hey kevin. spent the day with an astronaut. one more. it's beautiful, isn't it? how about a baseball game next time? done! done. book priceless experiences around the globe with... ...your world mastercard. only at priceless.com. >>> so the salvation in miami says they have received a someone wrapped a diamond ring worth $3,000 in a $20 bill and dropped it into a donation coat and will left a voice mail alerting the charity about the donation. they say it's not the first time she has donated and left a message. she donated a emerald and diamond necklaces and is linked to a handful of other donations. >> kind gesture. and a donation minneapolis last week, $500,000 check. >> and also a great article in new york magazine about the b

democrat martin o'malley will be visiting sioux ciciy on sunday. theeformer maryllnd governor will stop by the mary treglia house. doors open at 11:45 a.m. and, democrat hillary clinton plans to be in sioux city on tuesday for an afternoon event. the crystal ball has been tested, and is ready for tonight's new year's eve celebration in times square. organizers tested the waterford crystal ball wednesday.. to make sure everything goes smoothly at the big moment tonight. the ball weighs more than 11-thousand pounds.. and is decorated with more than 26- hundred waterford crystal triangles. coming up on news 4 at noon we'll preview the big rose bowl matchup between iowa stay tuned for the forecast from meterologist ben dorenbach next on news four at noon. here's the live view from our skycam in spencer, iowa, where it's and degrees this praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress than any other member. cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled

mary are off. we'll get to our top stories in a moment. first, let's get to erica martin with a check on our forecast. i can't believe it's 61 degrees out there. >> it's really nice. balmy, conditions are warm. above normal for this time of the year. another warm day in the forecast, but we do have a cooldown in the works just in time for the following workweek. current temperatures as andrea just mentioned, in the low 60s. the only issue there, of course, we're picking up moisture offshore. so keep that in mind. this is why we do have some issues as far as visibility goes, especially a long island. we have a fog advisory. here's our vortex radar. notice those lighter gray clouds kind of moving on through. denoting that we have some clouds at the lower level. this is why we are having fog issues. no worries, everything will mix out, evaporate, and improve. a nice day in the forecast, although we have the possibility of some scattered now coming up in my full forecast, we'll talk about the possibility of a change and maybe some snow showers by next week. back to you. >> al

democrat martin o'malley will be visiting sioux city on sunday. the former maryland governor will stop by the mary treglia house. doors open at 11:45 a.m. getting ready for the new year! the increased secuity as the big apple prepares for the ball drop tomorrow night. and.... rose bowl parade preps: the massive undertaking underway in california to get the floats ready in time for a national audience. do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in everyryob gets paid the e me... ...as the men who are doing that job. i'm hillary clinton just before new year's eve each year ... federal and local officials express their security concerns. but, this year is different. authorities say there's no credible evidence of a terror attack in the works ... but they remain on alert. brian mooar has the story from washington. high a ave new york's times square ... one last check of the famous ba

al jazeera's mary snow says there's been more attention to the problem as the public learned more about one drug executive. >> at 32, martin quickly became the poster child of corporate greed when he raised the price of a decades old drug from $13.50 to $750 a pill. he drew the wrath of the public. donald trump called him a spoiled brat. hillary clinton and bernie sanders accused him of price gouging a life-saving drug. the drug is used to treat h.i.v. in cancer patients with weak immune systems to fight a parasitic infection. in september, he backed down, saying he'd lower the cost. last week at a forbes health care summit, he talked about second thoughts, but not the kind you might think. >> i probably would have raised the price higher is probably what i would have done. >> why? >> i think health care prices are inelastic. i could have raised it and made profits for shareholders which is my primary duty. >> we made a request to speak with shkreli but got no response. the price was discounted to some hospitals by up to 50%, still leaving the drug at $375 a pill. john dixon calls that discount a joke. his organization rep

martin o'malley will also right here in sioux city. the former maryland governor has a campaign stop scheduled for january third at the mary treglia house here in sioux city. that's on jennings street at 11:45 in the morning. governor o'malley will meet and greet voters and speak on issues faced by many americans. jessica rae: but he's not the only democrat that will be in sioux city in the new year, frontrunner hillary clinton also has a campaign stop during her "river to river in iowa tour". clinton will be in sioux city on tuesday january 5th. she'll also be attending events in osage and council bluffs. jessica rae: madison county nebraska is opening bids on a road repair project. here's paul hughes with the details. "bids will be let in the spring for the final part of a road-repair project related to the elkhorn river flood of 2010. the madison county board of commissioners received an update on the project, known as meadow grove north, at its meeting tuesday. the federal government is expected to pay for 80 percent of the costs for the bank stabilization, with the county responsible for the remaining 20. the dixon county town of m

mary snow has more. >> he's a c.e.o. so dispiffed he's been labelled the most hated man in america. martin's arrest had nothing to do with the drug-pricing controversy thrusting him into the spotlight. the 32-year-old is alleged to have used money from a b biopharmaceutical piggy bank to pay off clients. >> he ran his company like a ponzi scheme. he used the subsequent company to pay off defrauded investors from the prior company. >> reporter: martin shkreli pleaded not guilty and expect to be vindicated. the biotech company founded by martin shkreli in 2011 sued him in august, seeking $65 million, replacing martin shkreli more than a year ago. >> martin shkreli is more widely known as the posta boy for agreed after rising the price from $13.50 to $750 a pill this summer. daraprin is used to treat h.i.v. and cancer patients with weak immune systems to fight a parasitic infection. after public pressure martin shkreli backed down saying he'd lower the cost. this month at a forkhealth care summit. he talked about second thoughts. not the kind you may think. >> i probably would have raised the p

democrat martin o'malley will be visiting sioux city on sunday. dhe former maryland governor will stop by the mary treglia house. doors open at 11:45 a.m. and, democrat hillary clinton plans to be in sioux city on tuesday for an afternoon event. there's been a new development in the case of "affluenza teen" ethan couch. it appearededhat he and his mom would fight deportation from mexico. but as ed lavandera reports, tonya couch is << just hours before ethan couch and his mother, tonya, were supposed to board a flight for texas... the latest twist in the fluenza teen saga ememged from the mexican facility where the pair is in custody... the couch's hired attorneys to fight their deportation. but we've learned tonya couch is being deported tonight while her son is staying in mexico, for now. (richard hunter, chief deputy u.s. marshal): "it seems to me that if they wanted to they could pay them as much money as they want to drag this hing out as long as s ey want to." texas authorities say the 1818ear-old and his mother took ofin their truck shortly after this video emerged online apparently showing

martin o'malley will also be stopping in northwest iowa, right here in sioux city. the former maryland governor has a campaign stop scheduled for january third at the mary treglia house here in sioux city. that's on jennings street at 11:45 in o'malley will meet and greet voters and speak on issues faced by many americans. jessica rae: but he's not the only democrat that will be in sioux city in the new year, frontrunner hihiary clinton also has a campaign stoto duriri her "river totoiver in iowa tour". clintowill be in sioux city on tuesday january 5th. she'll also be attending events in osage and council bluffs. jenna: hillary clinton coinues to be a talking point of her g-o-p rival donald trump, but it seems a new "enemy" for trump may have risen on the republican side of the race. abc's bazi kanani has more. "(nats) donald trump usually prefers prime-time for his rallies, but was no less aggressive in a rare daytime ent in south carolina. (sot trump) we view this as war. don't we view this as war? trump recylcing his attack line against jeb bush... to strike at hillary clinton. declaring both "enemies." (sot trump) low-energy can be applied to hillary. i just ele

martin is 44 t.j.- designer kate spade is 53 sarah- author mary higgins clark is 88 << >> << wx timer @ :45 we continue to take a wintry turn here in siouxland with more snow today(at least it makes for a of snow is expected to skirt its way through the region this morning and afternoon with accumulations of 1-2 inches possible. the system will be a quick mover and will leave behind just some clouds this evening into the overnight hours. as santa takes off from the north pole he should not run into any bad weather, at least in our region. >> we're wrapping things up on this eve morning. when we come back we'll run down the top headlines in siouxland. and forget the sleigh and reindeer...santa has a new announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on the bully... jeb bush: donald, you're not going to be able to insult your way to the presidency. that's not going to happen. (applause) announcer: one candidate tough enough to take oisis. jeb will destroy isis... and keep america safe. jeb bush: the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. anno

mary's medical center. . hospital disputed cnn's calculations and closed down the program in august and the hospital ceo resigned. >>> in september, martind the most hated man in america after he jacked up the price more than 5,000%. >> we feel this is a more appropriate price and we're not the first company to raise drug prices. >> in the last few weeks he's about the an it again, seeking fda trials to raise the price of another anti-pair sittic medication. the week before christmas he was indicted on an unrelated securities fraud. having lost two more jobs but confident he'll be cleared of all charges. on august 12th, president jimmy carter made a candid announcement. >> i found out i had definitely cancer. >> then on december 6th at age 91, he delivered another surprise, this time at sunday school. >> when i went this week they didn't find any cancer at all, so i have good news. >> president carter was treated with a new kind of medication that helps boost the immune system to fight off the cancer. not only president carter but thousands have already benefited from this type of therapy. >> for first time in 25 years, the number of new

martin o'malley will be stopping right here in sioux city. the former maryland governor has a campaign stop scheduled for january third at the mary treglia house here in sioux city. that's on jennings street at 11:45 in the morning. governor o'malley will meet and greet voters and speak on issues faced by many americans. hillary clinton also has a campaign stop here in sioux city during her "river to river in iowa tour". clinton will be in sioux city on tuesday january 5th. she'll also be attending events in osage and council bluffs. jessica rae: republican frontrunner donald trump is now calling his opponents "enemies." making the list... both hillary and bill clinton. reporter sara murray has the latest on the billionaire businessman "donald trump rounding out the year with a warning to his political rivals: 2016 is going to be a battle. (donald trump/ (r) presidential candidate) i consider them enemies. we view this as war. on his last day of campaigning before the new year, trump is coming out swinging... (donald trump/ (r) presidential candidate) hillary is a disaster doubling down on his jabs against the clintons. and dredging up bill's

mary were not damaged. officers say he won't be charged. >>> a dispute is brewing tonight over plans to halt replenishment work on long beach island until new jersey's environmental protection commissioner rob martin is criticizing the army corps of engineers for allowing its contractor to move equipment to other parts of the country until april. martin says that will expose homes and businesses on long beach island to severe winter storms. the army corps says the deadline should be met. >>> an action in the george surrounding the production of documents. >>> convict child mo lester jerry sandusky will receive more than $200,000 from pennsylvania to cover pension payments that were illegally stopped when he was sentenced. the former coach will also get nearly $5,000 in monthly benefits from the state. that is after a court ruled the pension system incorrectly class fade sandusky as a university employee at the time of his sexual abuse crimes, forfeiting his benefits. >>> it's one of the most popular stories on abc7ny. a knicks player says he brought some ladies home from a club. when he woke up, hundreds of thousands of dollars in value annals had vanished, and so had the women. the alleged theft

al jazeera's mary snow says there's been more attention to the problem as the public learned more about one drug executive. >> at 32, martinecame the poster child of corporate greed this summer when he raised the price of a decades old drug from $13 to $750 a bill. he drew the wrath of the public. donald trump called him a spoiled brat. hillary clinton and bernie sanders accused him of price gouging a life saving drug used to treat h.i.v. in cancer patients with weak immune systems to fight a parasitic infection. he said he'd lower the cost. last week at a summit, he talked about second thoughts, but not the kind you might think. >> i probably would have raised the price higher is probably what id have done. >> why? >> i think health carey prices are inelastic. i could have raised it higher and made more profits for shareholders, which is my primary duty. >> we made a consider to speak with him but got no response. it would reduce the cost to some hospitals by up to 50%, still leaving the drug at $375 a pill. sean dickson calls that discount a joke. his organization represents aids drugs assistance programs nationwide. he

mary. .t is a miracle in motown i love that headline. coldplaynnounced that will perform at the super bowl. i like chris martin is way better than a british pop band. thed: i do not know if lions will be there listening to coldplay. stephanie: off the charts. when we come back, manufacturing, energy, and mining have been losing jobs, balanced by gains in health care. but, with the drug deals, our health jobs at risk? ♪ vonnie: welcome back. i am vonnie quinn. rejected athern has takeover offer. they called the bid grossly inadequate. that is opening the door for taking it to norfolk southern's shareholders. a.b.ser-busch and inbev miller filed suit in oregon, claiming the deal caused them to pay more for worse quality of beer, creating a monopoly in violation of u.s. antitrust law. ab inbev says that the lawsuit has no merit. have job numbers and 11 or 12 minutes. one engine of job creation has been health care. with mergers and acquisitions, is that engine at risk? we are joined by princeton alan krueger, and tim kaine from the hoover institution in california. what is going on in terms of employment? >> heal

we lost mary, so let me share with you some of the twitter traffic, pointing out that hillary clinton got 44% of the also 44%,nie sanders, martin o'malley, 12%. according to the top issues from isis, muslims, islam, guns, terrorism, and wall street. let's watch this and get your response. [video clip] >> i think it is only fair to put on the record that senator for as photo resolution calling for the end of the gadhafi regime, calling for the u.n. to come in. we got a un security council vote. i understand that this is very difficult. i'm not standing here today and saying that libya is as far along as egypt. we are basically back with the military dictatorship. this is a part of the world where the united states has tried to play two different approaches. one, work with the tough men, the dictators for own benefit, and promote democracy. that is a hard road to walk. i think it is the right road for us to travel. host: foreign policy, one of the issues in the last night's focusing on gaddafi and libya. where are the differences between the top contenders? pulls showing that hillary clinton is far ahead nationally, bernie sander