martin o' malley relaying a story mr. o' malley: his boy said to him, dad, what happens if donald out of our home? great capacity to use bigotry to inflame people and to make them think there are easy answers to complex questions. mr. sanders: all of the mexicans are criminals. we should hate the mexicans. we hate all the muslims because they are terrorists. meanwhile, the rich get richer. >> on syria, moderators brought up a pause until the vetting process checks out. ms. clinton: we have to have the toughest screening -- >> a halt? ms. clinton: i don' t think it is necessary. mr. o' malley: we need to act like the great country we are. >> the biggest issue downs, likability put in a . >> should corporate america love hillary clinton? ms. clinton: everybody should. mr. sanders: no, i think they won' t. [applause] >> an interesting note, as abc was coming into the debate, some of the analysis from george stephanopoulos, describing how donald trump had not tweeted at all. that is rare for him. he likes to comment. tweeted s

martin o' malley: they have gone back-and-forth on the issue. bernie sanders: whoa, whoa, whoa. hillary clinton: let' s get honest with this issue. reid: once again joined by democratic political strategist, mary anne marsh. 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 m

josh: bernie sanders and hillary clinton way ahead in the polls, ahead of martin o' malley. leaving him off at one point when he was aggressive. do you think he got anybody' s attention? chris: he did come on very strong, perhaps too much early on. his response on the gun issue was interesting because it is one of the few issues where he can claim to be to the left of sanders and clinton. the problem he faces is that so many democrats have lined up behind one or the other. i am not sure there' s much room for him to grow. hampshire primary, is a safe to say he' s not going to pull off any major upsets. is there a watermark he needs to hit to stay alive? andy: if he does not get about 10% come i don' t think he can move on. i do not see him being able to do well in iowa, a state that relies on organization. in south carolina is dominated by african-american voters who have lined up with clinton and looks like they would line up with clinton in 2008 before barack obama. josh: as far as gun control, there was back-and-forth from all candidates. andy: it was interesting because

martin o' it is all happening right here at saint anselm college. >> the candidates are starting to arrive. first up, martin o' malley who just arrived within the last few minutes. o' malley has been stuck in the single-digits in the polls behind clinton and sanders. analysts say tonight' s debate is one of his last chances to make his case to americans as he struggles to gain ground with just six weeks until the first round of voting. and heading into tonight' s showdown controversy erupting at the top of the race after it came to light that the sanders campaign accessed voter data belonging to the clinton campaign. >> in response the democratic national committee cut off the sanders campaign from all of its voter data and then retreated from that position earlier today. it has been sort of here, then there. wmur' reaction from all sides. adam: until now the race between clinton and sanders had been relatively tame, with no big blow-ups. that has changed. we had at accusations of theft only democratic debate in new hampshire before the primary. foul after tech staffers with the sanders campaign gained access to its

this evening bernie sanders, hillary clinton and martin o-malley are holding their final debate of 20-15 in new hampshire. the main topic discussed tonight -- foreign policy...gun control...and the recent data breach with the sander's campaign. at the start of the debate...sanders apologized to clinton for his staffer accessing her campaign's voter files. this evening, republican frontrunner donald trump returned to iowa for the first time since the g-o-p debate on tuesday. he spoke in cedar rapids at the veterans memorial coliseum this afternoon. today trump defended himself for his relationship with the russian president. i feel, frankly, good about him. i think that we can do things with russia that are to our advantage, not, earlier this week vladimir putin and trump exchanged public compliments of each other. turning to weather ... meteorologist brett mcintyre joins us now, with a first look at the the holiday season can be financially hard on many iowans.... especially for domestic violence victims who choose to their leave their abuse and look for fresh start. 17:49:16 --29 'iv

pushed aside in this election cycle.so inside these doors at the hotel at kirkwood&- governor martin o malley and former ceo carly fiorina will geteto make their case o osupporting technology growth in the state that's first to hold the caucuses. its not just silicon valley, it's not just new york that has these young exciting growing compiesa state known for fertile farmland - is now growing in its technology sector. sector.the small communities that are growing here in cedar rapids - you see them ides moines and you see them in iowa8cityjulie samuels is executive director for the engine.she says while candidates address iowans with a handshake and a smile - they haven't addressed what iowans are starting to depend on - such as startups. startups. they dont fall onon traditional party lines so if you are running the republican nomination or if you are running the dem nomination you might not want to make any waves and talk about these issueswhich is why a presidential tech town hall will generate tough questions. monday afternoon - democratic governor martin o'malley and republican former ce

keota high school was a stop on the campaign trail for democratic presidential candidate martin o malley as a rereonse to keota sociology. take vo:keota sociology is a class of three students dedicated to making sure the next president has a plan for rural schools.(abby schulte, started the course wwting letters to presidential candidates.it's been a bipartisan effort to engage the town with the candidates so they stay informed.one driving factor - is the worry about the lack of school nding.sot: abby schuhue 04043:20 chemistry i ia class a lot of people need for college and we dont have a chemistry.sot: megan adam, senior/04:28:05 maybe something like ap courses that we dononoffer. i mean hey're available to us but our school doesn't offer them.steffi: coming up on the cbs 2 news at six, we'll explain another issue the town faces and o'malley's responses to the town.in keota, steffi lee, cbs 2 news, live at five. "here's a live look in cedar rapids - interstate 380 in the distance behind those christmas lights. terry will have your final santa knows how to connect with children all over

a sad turnout for democratic presidential candidate martin o- malley. only one person showed up to his campaign event in iowa. but it wasn't because of his low numbers in the polls...snowstorms are likely to blame. the o-malley campaign even event because of the terrible weather on monday. but the former maryland governor showed up ad ot to hava onoon convsin twih a voter. restcrhours ago. metro still trying to figure out what happened, and our crews say they saw the weapon that was used. we're live at the scene with and henderson police department

carr center at saint anselm' s college in manchester new hampshire where sanders, clinton, and martin o' malley will face off. abc' s david muir and martha raddatz will moderate. you can see the debate live right here on channel 5 tomorrow night at 8:00 right after a , special edition of newscenter 5 at 7:00. now to a wild crash in foxborough leaving a family out , in the cold this christmas. phil: a teenage driver smashaing right into their living room. newscenter 5' s jack harper is live at the scene, where the homeowners are taking it all in stride. jack: pretty much. they have you do not see the damage. look at that crack. this house took a really big hit. >> five more minutes, and i would have taken off the front door. jack: no front anything. harold had just gotten up. his wife marjorie was in the kitchen. the front room, the christmas tree, white out. -- wiped out. just but she would' ve been by the front door. neither one of us got hurt. jack: also ok, the team driving this is suv when it crashed into the house. >> he kept saying, i' m sorry, i' m sorry. i' m sure he did not mean to do

martin o' malley is making no waves, she basically has a cakewalk to the nomination. >> there is a point in her campaign where it is slow going. when she thought she was in trouble, now she is back at this moment, back in that low point. >> i can' t wrap my head around the point that she is ahead in iowa. he is ahead by nine points against bernie sanders. new hampshire is a dog fight, that is a two-point race. she needs her best performance because if she loses iowa and new hampshire, surviving into nevada and south carolina will make all of last year look like a walk in the park. >> if you running for the nomination or the presidency now -- is she running for the now? >> donald trump was in her new hampshire. at the end of the day, it is sanders goes. based on the discussion we had curtains. >> when voters go to the polls in 2016, will it be pocketbook issues or national security? >> national security is the number one concern, we can thank harris and san bernardino for that. people want a president that is strong as their fears. if you go to door -- if you go with the door-to-door camp

on monday's presidential tech town hall - one focus for democrat martin o malley and republican carly fiorina was how they would tackle the cybersecurity in the wake of isis threats. threats. "we know that isis is using the latest innovations in technology around frontrunner donald trump again stirred up the political world monday saying the u.s. should ban all muslims from traveling into the country. country. "i believe that donald trump comments play right into the hands of isil - i believe his comments are this sort of facious, demagogory, that actually makes our nation more vulnerable."o'malley says every state's national guard needs to be trained in cyber security - rather than spewing rhetoric that he says plays into the hands of isil. isil. "well donald trump's overreaction is as dangerous as barack obama's underreaction ."fiorina also says trump's statements falls into isis' plan as they continue to use their latest innovations in technology against the u.s. u.s. "to have their recruits literallydisappear online. our technology companies know how to handle this."she says tech

hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o' malley will all take part. preparations are well underway. you can see the debate live right here on channel 5 tomorrow night at 8:00 right after a , special edition of newscenter 5 at 7:00. on the republican side, a new poll shows donald trump with a comfortable lead in new hampshire. trump has 26% of the vote in the boston herald franklin pierce university survey. that' with 12%. senator bernie sanders is clinging to a lead. he has 48%. hillary clinton has 46%. erika: to the weather now. kind of a dreary friday, harvey. we are anxious for some reality. harvey: it will get brighter tomorrow, but there is a price to pay. the wind, the cold -- erika: that is how it is supposed to feel this time of year. harvey: exactly, but it may be a little bit of a shock to the system. there is been rain at points south end east, north and west it is dry out there at this time and one heavier shower-following moving across plymouth. all of this will move eastward, southeastward. the cape. clear. the blustery and cold conditio

democratic candidate for president martin o' malley is coming back to boston this month. the former maryland governor will hold a fundraiser at an irish pub in boston on december 17. o' malley made fundraising stops in boston in september and november. erika: a new hampshire waterpark is being auctioned off at this hour. this despite extreme efforts by the owner of the liquid planet water park to save the business. he had chained himself to a slide trying to attract investors. kevin dumont climbed the slide last month but gave up weeks later, saying there were no takers and he was putting his health at risk. million to pay off a bank loan. a cold-hearted criminal ripped off a program that gives gifts to needy kids in new hampshire. police say $3,000 worth of gifts cards donated to operation santa claus were taken from a state-owned van parked in a locked garage in concord. the cards, for stores including were taken between november 25 and november 30. some tools were also stolen. some tools emily: in pawtucket, rhode island, they' re dealing with a seasonal crime, someone

martin o' malley has stops scheduled in concord, manchester, and windham. jeb bush will hold a town hall in alton. chris christie is scheduled to make appearances in hollis, pelham, and new london. ben carson will be in manchester and john kasich has stops planned in portsmouth, trail. a multi-state police pursuit has ended with one person dead. it happened just after 7:00 last state police were notified of a massachusetts police pursuit on i-95 that was headed into new hampshire. troopers deployed spike strips to stop the 1999 ford explorer, but it continued for another three quarters of a mile before hitting the center median and a guardrail. 35-year-old jeffrey hiltz of danvers, massachusetts, was pronounced dead at the scene. it' s unclear why he was fleeing from police. right now the assessment and cleanup is underway after a water main rate in and chester created a huge sinkhole at a shopping plaza on south willow street. wmur' s amy coveno is live outside the starbucks that is closed today along with 9 other businesses. when is the water going to get

this evening sanders, clinton and martin o-malley are holding their final debate of 20-15 in new hampshire. this evening, republican frontrunner donald trump returned to iowa for the first time since the g-o-p debate on tuesday. earlier this week vladimir putin and trump exchanged public compliments of each other. today trump defended himself for his relationship with the russian president. "no, yeah, he's a tough guy, right he's tough. then they, they're accusing me, 'putin called him brilliant. that's not good.' well, isn't it sort of nice if like countries we're always fighting with, maybe we get along and let them do. . right? we're all tough guys, but wouldn't it be nice if, like, russia and us could knock out an enemy together, not us bear the full costs sometimes. yeah, we're always fighting. but i've had some guys say. . how about one of the people up at the thing, 'i wouldn't talk to them. i wouldn't discuss anything, i wouldn't talk.. .' what do they want to do? they want to have a world war 3." this morning in new hampshire jeb bush made it clear his "just one more thing, i gott

not much support for democrat martin o' malley in iowa. just one person showed up to his event in a small town there yesterday. with a powerful winter storm, he wasn' t expecting a big turnout. o' malley did spend one-on-one time with the man, but says he didn' t get a commitment on his vote. following breaking news in the case of the so-called affluenza teen. his battle to stay in mexico right now and what we' re , learning about the moments before his arrest there. also, changes to the chicago police department after a string of deadly shootings. the new steps for officers. and the protests today after an accidental shooting. more rain on the way the areas that could see freezing rain tonight and the cold on the way for the new year erika: a priest in the why church leaders were not erika: we' news at noon. bill cosby is charged with sexual assaulting a woman in a 2004 encounter outside of philadelphia. prosecutors say the comedian urged a former temple university employee to take pills, and drink wine, before assaulting her at his home.

they say one worker has been fired over the incident. martin o' malley hit the debate stage tomorrow night in new hampshire. you can watch it live right here on wcvb channel 5. our coverage starts at 8:00 p.m. a new poll shows donald trump with a comfortable lead in new hampshire. trump has 26% of the vote in the boston herald franklin pierce university survey. that' s more than double second place marco rubio with 12%. as for the democrats, vermont clinging to a lead. hillary clinton has 46%. record warm temperatures. mike: look at the temperatures. 48 degrees in boston. check out the temperature in phoenix. this is 49. chicago is 27. emily: that sounds about right. mike: that is what is coming this weekend. 40 hours of cold weather and then we go back to the warmth. emily: a roller coaster. mike: we' ve only had one day, the first day of the month at 45 degrees, below average. since then, every day above average. yesterday was 52 degrees. today looks like it is going to go down to 52 degrees. a lot of clouds. it is not bad outside. winds out of the west northwest at nine miles per

democrat martin o' malley will today, following saturday' s democratic debate in nashua. randy: some politicians are trying to boost salvation army donations. governor charlie baker, house speaker robert deleo, and boston mayor marty walsh will all ringing at the famous red kettles. governor baker will ring the bell at the downtown crossing location today. state leaders want to help the salvation army boost donations, which are lower than expected this year. mayor walsh will take over the kettle tomorrow and speaker deleo on wednesday. a boost for drivers this morning. prices at the pump the lowest in six years. emily: why analysts say they' re dropping. a unique candle is becoming an internet sensation. the surprise you' ll find inside emily: nice to have you back with us. cindy: the gang' s all here. emily: did you bring any christmas weather with you? cindy: it is so unusual. see all the red squares? every single day but one, we' ve had above average high temperatures. when you average them out, average temperature today for december. that is well ahead of any average

the issue a possible distraction one day before sanders, clinton, and martin o' malley face-off in their third debate. >> bernie sanders' campaign book, the raw data that hillary clinton' s campaign is using. bazi: that staffer who was fired tells abc news he was not flying for clinton' s info. "we did not take anything out of the system it was in and did not gain anything out of it." hillary clinton' not yet commenting on the matter, but no doubt she will be debate stage in new hampshire tomorrow night. rick: this is a delicate but potentially powerful issue for hillary clinton. polls show they cannot trust her, but they do trust bernie sanders eric cantor use this to undermine that in some ways -- trust bernie sanders. can she use this to undermine that in some ways? bazi: clinton have been gaining ground and is now nearly tied. by the by the canonic -- by bazi kanani, abc news, erin: here' s a time lapse of the s debate here in new hampshire. you can watch the final democratic debate of the year at 8:00. next at noon, an emotional reunion as a soldier serving overseas surprises her br

the iowa caucuses will take place eight days earlier on the democratic candidates for martin o' malley, and bernie sanders will be debating in new hampshire this saturday. coverage starts at 8:00 here on wmur. shelley: the cost of a college education seems to keep rising. >> i would be paying 10 times more if i went to all the other schools. it' s like the same education if not better. shelley: a growing number of students are starting their education at one of new hampshire' s community colleges. coming up on news nine tonight, the new program schools are adding to attract more students and prepare them for careers. mike: the last weekend before winter officially arrives will conspiring with shooters in the san bernardino attack has made his first court appearance. enrique marques faces several charges, including conspiring to support terrorists and a legally purchasing to assault rifles. syed farook and tashfeen malik killed 14 people. marquez will be back in court monday for a bail hearing. be arraigned next week before military judge. he walked off his pose in afghanistan in 2009 a

at a town hall meeting in hopkinton, martin o' malley told news 9 he' s hoping to catch some of the first-in-the-nation primary' s late breaking momentum. >> people make up their own mind. history is full of examples of candidates who were victorious in new hampshire or iowa being at the same place that i am at this point. [cheering] adam: but to do that, he' ll need to pierce the wall of excitement being generated by candidates at the top like hillary clinton, who charged up her core supporters saturday night with a surprise appearance post-debate by her husband. >> behind the scenes, you can' t really ask for a better political mind, someone who is more familiar with voters or what people care about than bill clinton. adam: bernie sanders, who offered an on-stage apology saturday night after one of his staffers improperly accessed clinton campaign data, says he' s ready for the home stretch. >> i think if we win in iowa, we what? i think we have a road to victory and maybe pulling off one of the big political upsets in modern american history. adam: the final democratic same sunday as the divisional

numbers for democratic party showed hillary clinton continuing to lead over bernie sanders and martin o' malley. there is still much more ahead on news 9. coming up, the death of a man and police custody now going to trial. what could begin as early as today in the trial regarding the death of freddie gray? tensions continue to boil in chicago, even after the firing of the city' s top cop. kevin: rain this afternoon and evening, snow for some tomorrow, it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. at the first world conference on climate change, the challenge seemed insurmountable. but today, as world leaders come together in paris, the solutions are clear. with a real commitment to clean energy, we can tackle the climate crisis, end ou

for the democrats, bernie sanders will top the ballot followed by martin o' malley and hillary clinton. you can find our commitment 2016 coverage any time on wmur.com. look back on moments big and small from primaries past and interviews with people who have experienced those moments. >> from targeting sentinel dealers to drug education, several recommendations to fight the heroin and opium problem in our state are closer to becoming laws. a special legislative task force has approved bills for the fast explain. >> when the shenzhen -- when the session continues, some bills will be heard in joint hearings, governor' s desk on january 21. legislators and the manchester in the right direction. proposals aimed at addressing new hampshire' s substance abuse month. three bills were expedited tuesday by a bipartisan task force in concord. melissa crews of hope or new start. >> the things that were expedited would definitely things that needed to happen. >> the legislation consists of partial penalties, setting increased distribution of narcan and something she is happy to see -- requiring dr

at a town hall in hopkinton, martin o' malley said he' s hoping to catch some of the first in the nation primary' s latebreaking momentum. >> people make up their own mind, and history is full of example of candidates who are victorious in iowa and new hampshire being at the same place that i am at this point. adam: to do that, he will need to pierce the wall of excitement being generated by candidates at the top, like hillary clinton, who charged up her supporters with a surprise appearance post-debate by her husband. >> behind the scenes, you can' t ask for a better political mind, someone more familiar with voters. adam: bernie sanders who offered an onstage apology saturday night after one of his staffers improperly accessed clinton campaign data says he is ready >> i think we are winning iowa, winning new hampshire. i think we have a road to victory and pulling off one of the big political upsets in modern american history. stephanie: that was adam sexton. dr. ben carson spoke to students at keene state college. the american democracy project help the town hall for more than 200 peo

tom: martin o' malley still in the granite state after saturday night' s debate. night he made stocks in -- and talked about why he believes he is the new leadership that is needed in the white house. ride stuck in midair. rs how long it was stuck before crews could bring it safely to the ground. tom: a driver accused of plowing into the sidewalk is now charged with murder. mike: a couple of rain chances between now and next week. when the next round of showers will arrive. shelley: this elf on the shelf makes his own snowflakes. we want to see how your family' s elf is celebrating this year. submit your pictures and video u-local.wmur.com. paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the workin

hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o' malley will be in the spotlight. outside, cables stretch to satellite trucks ready to carry the debate to the rest of the world. the media blitz stops students on there' s -- their tracks. students say this is also a learning experience. >> i saw all the stuff going on. it is exciting. >> i think it is cool, cool they are hosting these people. >> it is interesting for me stuff. the famous people coming through. >> they have done an amazing job making the place looked nice. we are excited to have some guests. jean: political analyst scott spradling will live-chat during the debate. >> there' s a great deal at stake . this is the beginning of the closing arguments. they have to make a connection to voters. this is the last opportunity before the so-called holiday freeze. jean: after that holiday freeze , it is right back to business for the candidates. they will have less than 8 weeks to campaign before the primary on february 9. live at st anselm college, jean mackin. tom: we are the first in the nation primary statio

former maryland governor martin o' malley took part in our candidate cafe series today. the democratic candidate for president loosened his tie to join undecided voters for a meal at the airport diner in manchester. he shared stories about his grades in school and his love for music. >> and at the time there were 7 full-time irish bars but only 3 full time bands, so we werent very good but we started getting hired. from the age of 17 i was playing in bars sometimes three or four nights a week. he is looking at me crazy. yeah i would never let you do tom o' malley is just the latest : candidate to take part in our candidate cafe series a meal , with undecided voters who were selected with the help of our partners at saint anselm college. president obama is in paris tonight for the beginning of two weeks of discussions over how to handle global warming. more than 150 world leaders gathered today for the u.n. climate change conference. this long planned meeting comes just weeks after the terror attack that killed 130 in paris. president obama says the ongoing terror threat

hillary clinton, senator bernie sanders, martin o' malley started by focusing on nationanasecurity. but the conversation quickly changed to sanders' data breach scandal. a few of his campaign staffers are accused of breaking into c cnton's and the party's for the breach. " not only do i apologize to secretary clinton and i hope that we can work togher on an independfnt investigation from day one, i want to apologize to o supporters. this is not the type of campaign that we run, and if i nd anybody else involved in this. they will also be fired." " clinton accepted sanders apology, saying it's time to move on. each candidate took different stances on the use of guns in america. o'malley attacked the past policies and records of both sanders and clinton. we'll show you that exchange coming up in our next half hour, along with more debate highlights. president barrack obama is in hawaii this morning enjoying his two-week holiday vacation away from washington. president obama departed the mainland, just after landinin san bernardino, california. there, he and first lady michelle obama m

right now sanders holds a ten point lead over clinton, with martin o' malley still struggling badly to get any traction. but by far, most democrats see clinton as the inevitable democratic nominee. >> clinton does have the perception that she' s going to win the primary, and that she' s the most electable candidate in the general election. so she' s the candiate that a lot of voters feel they should vote for, but not the candidate that they want to vote for. shelley 83% of democrats view : sanders favorably. clinton is also popular among democrats. we will have complete results from our poll on our website, wmur.com. three republicans arrive in new hampshire tomorrow to campaign. donald trump will be in portsmouth for the new england police benevolent association executive meeting. ohio governor john kasich will be in manchester for 3 events, and ends the day with a town south carolina senator lindsey graham will start his day on the seacoast, with events in greenland and exeter. he' ll attend a business forum in manchester in the afternoon. you can find more details about those campai

tom: martin o' malley still in the granite state after saturday night' s debate. night he made stocks in -- and talked about why he believes he is the new leadership that is needed in the white house. shelley: a malfunction leaves ride stuck in midair. rs how long it was stuck before crews could bring it safely to the ground. tom: a driver accused of plowing into the sidewalk is now charged mike: a couple of rain chances between now and next week. when the next round of showers will arrive. shelley: this elf on the shelf makes his own snowflakes. we want to see how your family' s elf is celebrating this year. submit your pictures and video by logging onto tom: writers spent more than two hours stuck on a ride that malfunction and stopped about 100 feet up in the air. employees were on board. s a rotating pod that takes riders on a gradual trip up and down a 400 foot tower. a woman now facing a murder charge after police say she swerved into a large crowd on the las vegas strip lese nine. more injured. shelley: police say the woman her. the busy las vegas strip. >>

right now, he holds a 10 point lead on hillary clinton, with martin o' malley struggling to get traction. most voters are still undecided. sean: a man accused of kicking and killing his neighbor' s dog expected to make a court 55-year-old toby tousley kicks the dog after it walked into his yard. the dog died after he kicked at one time. a group says they will hold a protest during his arraignment. erin: the state supreme court will hear an appeal of a 1971 murder conviction. 77-year-old robert breest was 18-year-old susan randall by killing her and throwing her river. he says he was wrongfully did -- convicted. his lawyers say new dna test results could lead to reasonable doubt, meaning that he could be were granted. sean: two people are facing felony theft charges. broke into the house last week. they searched to different rooms police did, and found more than $44,000 in cash. erin: drug dealers should face charges up to second-degree murder. jo foster says that overdoses are still skyrocketing in new year' s end. >> overdose scenes have not been thought of his crime scenes, but they re

a low-level staffer had viewed the information, but blames a software vendor. the incident. martin o' malley hit the debate hampshire. you can watch it live, right here on wcvb channel 5. our coverage starts at 8:00 p.m. emily: ted cruz is on the policy. he stumbled on fox news when shown a clip from 2013. fail. i wanted to pass. bill to pass. pass. >> you said the bill. >> what it does not mean is i support of the other aspects of the bill, which was a terrible bill. emily: the issue is a path to citizenship. yesterday, marco rubio responded. >> he is not told the truth about his position in the past. emily: they are both fighting to be seen as the alternative to donald trump. a new poll shows tropic comfortable lead in new hampshire. he has 26% of the vote. that is more than double second-place marco rubio with 12%. bernie sanders is clinging to a lead there. he has 48% and hillary clinton has 46%. erica: a store clerk gets resourceful. lebron james crashes a fan sitting courtside. avoid the flu by ignoring health myths. the information that could make you sick. doug: mother teresa is one

democratic candidate, martin o' malley, is also scheduled to make stops in eastern iowa today. o'malley will be in waterloo and tama. as of now, those events haven't been cancelled. o'malley is showing just 3 percent support in the latest cnn/orc poll. running in second place is senator bernie sanders. he plans to make stops in davenport and des moines this week. a group of people focused on preserving historic properties has asked the waterloo city council to stop demolition of two buildings. the waterloo historic preservation commission asked to save 219 and 223 sumner street, set to an area called "the triangle" which is being considered for a possible historic district. in cedar falls, veteran taylor morris and his wife danielle are looking into their next move after the planning and zoning commission recommended the city council deny them residential zoning in an area marked agricultural. morris is a navy veteran -- well known for overcoming a bomb blast that nearly killed him, may 20-12. he lost portions of all four limbs. morris wants to build a "smart home", controlled

staying in third place is maryrynd governor martin o' malley. he's at 2 percent. six percent of voters say they are undecided. the poll also suggests if americans voted today, clinton would win o or trump by 47 to 41 percentnt we've got a great forecast for weekend events. britley, how long is this sticking around? sunny skies have returned to a sououerly wind kicking up warmer air, our highs will top out in the middle 40s. clear skies stick around for the evening, but so do the southerly winds. with the southerly winds our lows will stay fairly mild, bottoming out in the upper 20s. tomorrow will be seemingly perfect for december. highs will top out in the upper 40s and the sunshine continues. if you happen to be travelininto the big ten championship game in indianapolis, conditions look to be great! high pressure can be thanked as temperatures will stay mild and only a few clouds can be spotted in the sky. closeto home, the holiday delight parade will be going on saturday night and the weather will l ir! enjoy this unseasonanay warm weather. legislation to demolis

on monday's presidential tech town hall - one focus for democrat martin o malley and republican carly fiorina was how they would tackle the bersecurity in theheake of isis threats. threats. "we know that isis is using the latest innovations in technology around incryption." incryption."republican frontrunner donald trump again stirred up the political world monday saying the u.s. should ban all muslims from traveling into the country. country."i believe that donald trump comments play right into the hands of isil - i believe his comments are this sort of facious, demagogory, that actually makes our nation more vulnerable."o'malley says every state's national guard needs to be trained in cyber curity - rather than spewing into the hands of isil. isil. "well donald trump's overreaction is as dangerous as barack obama's underreaction ."fiorina also says truru's statements falls into isis' plan as they continue to use their latest innovations in technology against the u.s. u.s."to have their recruits literallydisappear online. our technology companies know how to handle this."she says tec

adam: on the campaign trail sunday in hopkinton, martin o' malley took questions from voters at the historic town hall. the former maryland governor feels there' s still plenty of time left for a break-out moment. >> history' s full of examples of candidates who were victorious at the same place that i am at this point in the run-up. people in new hampshire make up their minds late. but when they do, they make up their own mind. and nobody tells them how to vote. adam: abc' s cokie roberts, veteran of many a new hampshire primary, says expect a bit of a lull around christmas and new year' s and then a sprint to the finish. >> it will start again in earnest on january 3, and then it' s all out because iowa is february 1 and new hampshire is and off we go. adam: the final democratic debate before the primary is set for january 17 in north carolina. that would be the same sunday as the divisional round of the nfl playoffs, potentially a patriots game day. three republican candidates are making their way around the state today. new jersey governor chris christie is in the middle of a four-day tr

erika: democrat martin o' malley hosted what could be called a very intimate campaign event, just one person showing up in a tiny iowa town with a powerful winter storm. he was not expecting a big turnout. o' malley did spend one-on-one time with the man, whose name was kenneth, but he said he did not get a commitment on his vote. randy: well, we are looking and talking to a woman who lost her son days before christmas in a erika: only on 5, that mother talking about her devastating and the steps being taken today in the search for what sparked the flames. new this morning, home prices in boston hitting new heights. s not just the hub seeing prices soar. randy: also new this morning, getting what you really want for christmas. treasure. cindy: icy out there in spots re getting a break from the precipitation today but not for long. , the rain moving in before we ring in 2016. that is ahead. first, take a look at freezing out there in many areas of 20' boston, worcester, nashua. no way. savor an egg mcmuffin any time you like. a fresh cracked egg, canadian bacon and an english muffin mc

democrat martin o' malley will also make stops in new hampshire today following saturday' s democratic debate in new hampshire. the patriots overpower the titans at gillette stadium. the pats go for 79 yards in 11 plays the first time they had the ball yesterday. gronk with his 11th touchdown of the season. the pats win 33-16. there were some injuries. you can see danny amendola limping to the locker room. he didn' t play in the second half because of his knee. same case for dont' a hightower and patrick chung. the pats learned last night they earned a first-round playoff bye, another week off for the injured players. randy: you may have noticed gas prices reaching a notable low. emily: the drop saving drivers more money than they have in years. also spend less after you finish we have three things you should not bother buying in 2016. randy: and a gaffe at the miss universe pageant leaving the host mortified. and that' s not all. the very humbling moment for one contestant. doug? doug: breaking overnight, new information on a crash that left one dead and dozens injured on the las vega

hillary clinton with 40% and martin o' malley a distant third. at the top of the republican race -- donald trump holding a solid lead with chris christie in third and jeb bush at 8%. joining us now to help sort it out is dr. andy smith. thanks for being here. on the republican side, the establishment has been hoping and praying for somebody to come and knock out donald trump. but he has remained at the top. what does that tell us? >> it tells us donald trump has been a better politician than anybody expected. he is unconventional but has the establishment vote is split among multiple candidates. the second candidates, marco rubio, jeb bush, maybe chris christie and john kasich. there is more support for a establishment candidate, but there are multiple candidates dividing the vote. because there are so many candidates, 25% might win the primary. adam: that has typically afflicted the antiestablishment candidate. let' s think about more -- one of the more establishment candidates. this chris christie seeing a bump? >> make a little bit. i think it

less than 30 minutes away. what bernie sanders, hillary clinton, and martin o' malley have to say about data gate. read has it right, the showdown in new hampshire right here on channel 5. live coverage begins at 8 p.m. bob: taking a live look at the boston skyline on a saturday night. and suddenly it actually feels like december. stormteam five' s mike wankum joins us with a quick look at the forecast. mike. mike; today was finally something closer to what we are supposed to be. it was so warm that it technically goes down as above average. most places are in the 30' s right now. check out the wind, still busy out of the west. the windchill index makes it feel like it is in the teens. westerly winds all day today, picking up moisture over the great lakes. we saw a few snow flurries and snow squall of the western part of the state. clear skies, lots of sunshine tomorrow. here' s the difference by tomorrow. tomorrow the wind drops down. there is sunshine, like of wind, and 40 degrees will feel decent out there. check out what will be happening in the next few days. i will talk more about

. >> this could spill onto the debate stage when clinton and sanders and martin o' malley are said toys this is temporary. >> thanks very much. we're joined now by jeff weaver. he's the campaign manager for bernie sanders. thanks for coming in. what do you say when she said it's like going into a louhouse the door was left open and stealing stuff inappropriately. did your guy steal stuff inappropriately? >> we've been alerting the dnc for months that the firewalls between the campaign's data was faulty. there was an occasion back in october where we told them that our data was probably compromise bid the clinton campaign. they assured us that firewalls would be fixed. that was no was not the case. one or more young staffers on our campaign may have accessed something. we fired one of them. we're investigating the other ones. what the real issue is in an unprecedented move, the dnc has taken way our access to our data. this is data collected by sanders, volunteers and staffers about voters in iowa, new hampshire and other places. we cannot run this campaign without this data. they are

martin omalley, i'm running for president, good to meet you, this is my son william. o'malley introduced himself to homeowners in the beaverdale neighborhood. his son william went door knocking with him. o-malley went to 12 homes... just three people answered the door. clouds will thin tonight as colder temperatures slide into the state. lows will be well into the teens and even single digits in northern iowa. new year's eve will highlight the colder temperatures. highs will only reach the low 20s in des moines on thursday, with teens to the north and partly sunny skies. we year's day, but temperatures will remain cold with morning lows in the single digits to 10 degrees friday morning. the weekend will be quiet with sunshine and highs clouds will thin tonight as colder temperatures slide into the state. lows will be well into the teens and even single digits in northern iowa. new year's eve will highlight the colder temperatures. highs will only reach the low 20s in des moines on thursday, with north and partly sunny skies. we will continue to enjoy more sun for new year's day, but temperatures will remain cold with morning lows in the single digits to 10 degrees friday morning. the weekend w

. >> martin o' malley has to decide if he is running for vice president or president. >> talk about favorability because it remains very high for bernie sanders. what is he factor that into? >> he has unbelievably high the other thing that comes with that, clinton has high favorability, as well, but she is seen as the least honest candidate.