. >> the massachusetts department of family and children is firing 10 workers. it's addressing new problems in the agency. dcf officials say they fired workers that did not get their state required licenses without a given probation period. cases involving the dcf, including the death of bella bond. the toddler's body was found on dearie land and it took months to identify her. her mother and boyfriend are charged in the case. the driver of the red line runaway train could fight to get his job back. the operator lost his job at the mbta following an investigation. he was supposed to be behind the braintree station last week. the transportation secretary says the driver is entitled to an appeal in this case. >> my understanding is there is an appeal process and it -- i believe that the lawyer for the driver has indicated he plans to take advantage of it. >> the workers cut the power to that train bringing it to a stop after about mean minutes. no one was on board was hurt. >> a new detail about the all girls catholic school in middleton. a massachusetts judge rul

the cost of emergency care and taken care of by a foster family and go fund me page has been set up for >> gene: new this morning the massachusetts department of traps look into using drones. official involved with a federal drone test on the cape tell the harold the dot could use to inspect airport, bridges and tunnels and gather regulations and needs to be made to make sure there's no invasion of privacy. mass dot says no policy decisions have been made yet. >> sara: boston schools lost internet condition yesterday after a hack. official quickly addressed the public to let them know there was no incredible threat. they also say it was not linked to threats in new york city and los angeles. boston police described the internet hack think as a minor act of cyber vandalism that's nearly impossible to trace. >> gene: today leaders in boston could allow people to bring their own booze to some restaurants in the city. boston city council will vote on ordinance this morning. the plan would allow customers to bring beer or wine to small neighborhoods and includes southie, dorchester and roxbury. mayor walsh would have to approve if the bill passe

they are being taken care of by a foster family and a go fund me page has been set up >>> you this this morning the massachusetts department of transportation is looking into using drones. officials involved with a federal drone test on the cape tell the herald the d.o.t. could use the devices to inspect airports, bridges and tunnels and help gather footage of accident. aclu say regulations need to be made to make sure there is no invasion of privacy. no policy decisions have been made as of yet. >>> boston schools lost after a hack. city officials quickly addressed the public to let everyone know there was no credible threat. they also say it was not link they also say it was not linked to threats in new york city and los angeles. boston police describe the boston police describe the hacking as minor act of cyber vandalism that is nearly impossible to trace. >>> 6 :38. leaders in boston could allow people to bring their own booze to some restaurants in the city. boston city council will vote on the ordinance and the plan will allow customer to bring it includes southie, dorchester, hyde park and roxbury. mayor marty wall

of the money and use the rest to help out his family. >>> firefighters in the dominican republic getting an excitement shipment of gear from massachusetts. the groveland fire department donated the retirement gear a few months ago to a haverhill base charity that sends equipment to the first responders in the dominican. it included boots, he mets and turn-out coats. >> it is the season of giving. giving in a manner that sits a lot better in the guts of pats fans. a 22nd annual children's holiday party at gillette stadium. pats work in conjunction with the salvation army to make this night special for almost 250 kids from around the region who might not authorize enjoy a first christmas day. all good, just what the doctor >> it was a lot of fun. i think that's why you see a bunch of guys here, you know, tomorrow. so sometimes i think the guys enjoy it more than the kids. i mean, the question is where is tom and gronk. so if you're not tom or gronk, you're not too excited. >> that was a popular question. bruins get a chance to bounce back from last night's loss to nashville right away. they're already in montreal for tomorrow's nationally televised match-up with the fi

department of children and families is now because a child was left home alone. >> sarah: and the force is strong with this little jedi born here in massachusetts. how cute. the newborn's ties to the "star wars" franchise. 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, and effective leader. building a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders 5:45 on this friday with everything you need the start off your day heading into the weekend. >> sarah: we have traffic and weather. let's send it over to j.r. >> jeremy: a few showers this afternoon. rain gear may be on stand-by. i do think you'll need it on the cape and the islands. leading to colder weather, but temporarily. this is not a pattern reshaping itself. so we have some chilly weather for saturday and sunday, and then as we work into next week, there are signs that as we get closer to christmas, warms right back up. perhaps mid-60s on christmas eve. amazing. good or bad, right? visibility, boston around

department is the focus of a federal civil rights investigating. more than a dozen people are momentless this morning after a fire broke out at their multi-family home in massachusetts yesterday. everything. >> investigators believe the fire started on the first floor when flammable liquid got too close to a lit candle. >> after my mom got down cooking she yelled fire, fire, everybody got out and you could see the fire at the first floor window. >> terrifying images. family members watched helplessly across the street while everything burned, but a magical police erupted into chaos. there was a fight that broke out involving a 7 ooh-year-old man involved at disney spring. authorities said he was upset about a kate at a cuban cafe. some thought they heard gunshots which spurred panic. >> i felt people falling on top of me, i couldn't get up and i thought, this can'ting happening, i'm going to be trampled. amy: the restaurant management says that the 70-year-old man is now facing battery charges. still to come. a terminally ill man gets a special christmas wishful filled. how paramedics made it possible for him to see the new "star wars" movie. >> it's 7:13 on this su