now grounded in montreal. the reason air france forced a flight carrying more than 200 >>> paris bound from sfo. now grounded in montreal. the reason air france forced a flight carrying more than 200 passengers to diverge. >>> no stranger to controversy. donald trump strikes a new nerve calling to ban all muslims from the u.s. reaction pouring in from candidates will the comments sink or surge him in the polls? >>> parents are sticking up for teacher pay, but it could end up costing the teach rsz money. "today in the bay" starts right noa. >>> and a very good tuesday morning to you. thank you very much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. a little more clear than yesterday, but not too far off here, anthony. >> another cloudy start to the day. again, this is ahead of our next storm system that is set to arrive wednesday into thursday. low clouds in place and temperatures a little bit cooler and 49 degrees in the south bay. as we move through the day. a warmer afternoon. 69 for the south b

. >> you will have fans going up to montreal and montreal fans coming down here. >> came down for the game with the boys. one of my boys plays for the fan, should be a good one. >> reporter: the record versus each other clearly in the canadiens favor, if the bruins wanted to break the record to be on the winning side of this bruins/montreal matchup they would have to against montreal. it could start tomorrow, tim caputo, 7 news. >> announcer: now 7 weather with meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> reporter: so tim is telling us there is a chance,. boston 42. beverly 41. that is a good question in terms of sports fan. what is the biggest rivalry, i'm going sox, yankee, bruins, canadiens right there bousoukis, yankees still takes it, fitchburg at 40 degrees, nantucket at 46. all these orange squares indicating warm day in the month of december, only one day, the very first first day of the month featured below normal temperature, today finishes above normal what a month of december with the numbers about 10 degrees above normal for the month. the city right now, again we've got a bit of a br

montreal is where it comes from. and it's just a few hours away. and we don't like canadiens. >> reporter: gillette stadiums, patriots place is transformed in a winter wonderland crawling with hockey fans. even the pats proshop is filled with more tuukka than tom. what do you think of the atmosphere here? >> it's hot, it's on fire it's a lot of energy. >> reporter: today was the appetizer to friday's main course. both sets of fans hoping to >> just been a fun, fun evening. >> absolutely, tomorrow is going to be even better. >> reporter: should be a great atmosphere tomorrow. the teams have been playing since the 1920s they played each other more than 00 times, unfortunately for b.'s fans the canadiens hold the series by about 127 wins. the b.'s have a long way to go to tie up the overall series but it could start tomorrow. live in foxboro, tim caputo, 7 news. >> elizabeth: he is one of the bruins' biggest stars but patrice bergeron is opening up about his life off the ice. he introduces us to the newest addition to his family. alex has more. >> rep

. >> it seems like many of them are for montreal canada. french translators. >> there were 15 patients there. to remain critical. the rest all remain in serious condition at the trauma center. serious condition" as well. >> a child involved in this. for montreal was affected by this. they may have just finished their dinner. live images from las vegas boulevard. a massive police presence. so many officers are trying to secure the scene. of this story. the vehicle that was involved in all of this is now parked. is part of the police investigation. herself in. taken to the police station. a crime scene investigator is was involved. that is the scene out there. what is going to happen next is the discussion of whether or not there needs to be some kind of barrier between las vegas boulevard and the sidewalk. there's so many people. throughout the years. right now you can literally just step off the curb and be in the street. for the most part if you want to walk right out of the strip you can. there is a danger there. that is a discussion that

the bruins are in montreal tomorrow. emily: the celtics had a much better night down in new isaiah thomas taking charge with a game-high 22 points for the night. jae crowder and jared sullinger also helping the team overpower the pelicans in their 111--93 win. up next, celtics back home to host chicago tomorrow. radar. the rain chances are on the way up at least through the morning hours but by afternoon starting to wind down and it's really the southern half of the region that i'm concerned with. mainly south and east of i95 and really the cape and the islands is actually going to see the most of it. already seeing some showers pushing in to nantucket. steadiest rain again in this dark area in green but anywhere in this light area in green, you can see a couple of showers through the morning hours. as you look over boston, the camera is shaking because we have pretty strong winds associated with this system out of the north at 13 miles an hour. with highs only warming up into the low to even mid 40's so it is a cool day

and the point that landed in montreal to about an hour inside of the plan as police investigators wentthrough. >>jackie sissel: the slide left them around 3:00 a.m. from montreal less still in the air as to speak this to the third air france flight as an effective this been diverted since the attack in november and paris they said they want to take all precautions unless there to keep the passengers said. >>mark: he calls america's not discriminate against those who follow as long will there's members of the moslem community organization and they point got to really watch the president of office address the woman at the moss said because of the head start today where there were about a backlash in the wake of the parents and san bernardino attack the hope the message to others come at a consensus across to the full of american we have more on the terror attack of san bernardino will have more stories from those lost lives as well as the latest press conference. >>darya: the police to look for someone who posed as a share a deputy and tried to rob a safe plant into the store told employ

the bruins montreal. hopefully you can get people in. it's a tough place to play and obviously they get a lot of energy from the crowd and we have a focus group right now and we're more or less worried about our game and not too much about what we're playing but just focusing on ourselves. >> this is one kind of rivalry of latest. the pats have won 11 of the last 12 and you can see montreal scoring 2 goals for the bruins. goal tonight comes from philly. the islanders against the flyers. they win 4-3 in the shoot-out. so nothing of note for the red sox today. the winter readings will continue in nashville. no trades this afternoon. >> meanwhile, a nice shortstop a three-time allstar, 11 home runs and 265 average last season with the cubs. >>> and the warriors remain unbeaten. now 23 and 0 to start the season. o tonson had eight in the first half, finished with 10 by the end of the game, 39 points. beat indiana 131 to 123. should be a big night friday at td garden. the celtics get their shot at the champs. friday already circled on the cal

it was supposed to be a nonstop flight to paris but landed in montreal shortly before midnight. passengers posted photographs on social media showing people waiting on the plane until authorities decided what to do. eventually all passengers and bags were removed from the plane and the plane was inspected. after a full security search air france said that the threat was determined to be a false alarm. the passengers reboarded the same plane and are now on their way to paris again. we have a live crew at sfo for more. >>> trump is not backing down from a controversial proposal to ban muslims entering the united states. it's in response to last weeks attacks in california. we are live from washington with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. this could scramble up the race. trump is tapping into the fear that a lot of americans have that not enough has been done to prevent the attacks we saw last week in california. by the time trump walked on stage last night in south carolina he knew that he had started a fire storm. his proposal in response to last week's attack in california

flight 83 moment airline stopped in montreal so police could sweep the train. nothing was found.ff for paris and scheduled to land at de gaulle airport in two hours. >> a south africa judge granted bail for former olympian oscar pistorius ahead of the sentencing for the murder of his girlfriend in 2013. oscar pistorius will return to court april 18 for sentencing on the up gridded -- upgraded murder conviction. >> donald trump has a full interview on america at 7:00 a.m. right here on abc7. >> five, it is becoming more cloudy than foggy and only napa at quarter-mile and fairfield at an eighth of a mile with issues. there are issues left over from the early fog at sfo one hour and 16 minute flight arrival delays. temperatures are mild, upper 40s to mid-50s and as we head into the afternoon hours we will see more of that orange sunshine if our sky with temperatures in the upper 50s with calmer conditions at the coast and the rest of us in the low-to-mid 60. >> we have a busy commute on 80 westbound into the bay bridge toll plaza, just when you get to golden gate fold you have anoth

it landed in montreal just before midnight. several passengers were posting photographs like you see here showing people waiting on the plane until authorities decided what to do. eventually all the passengers and bags were remove from the plane. the plane was inspected. after a full security search air france said the threat was determined to be a false alarm. the passengers got back on that same plane and now once again they are on their way to paris. we will bring you a live report from sfo with more on this story coming up. >>> members of the republican and democratic parties are criticizing trump's controversial call to ban all muslims from entering the united states. trump said that the united states cannot allow more muslims in to the country because of the dangerous threat some of them may pose. trump said there were warning sign that the couple accused in nah california attack were up to no good and that the government needs better control of the flow of immigrants. >> like this -- it's going to get worse and worse. yo

police met the boeing 777 when it landed in montreal. air france said all 231 passengers and 15 your were taken off the plane for screening. authorities say the threat was unfounded and the flight continued to paris de gaulle where it will land if a few hours. >> republican presidential candidate donald trump is defending the comments of banning muslims from entering the united states. he spoke earlier this morning about it with george stephanopolis on "good morning america" today. >> we had tremendous support and calls and thousands and thousands of people. you saw we were on a ship with thousands of people there, throughs of people outside that could not get in and, frankly, it was a standing ovation that would not step. >> the commends come after last week's deadly shooting in san bernardino. people in san jose held a vigil to honor the victims and a handful of muslim americans reassured others that they, too, condemn the shooting. >> i am now concerned, should i be worried that some people at my job are going to look at me as a terro

out of montreal canada. an air france flight that took off from sfo this afternoon, headed for parisha >>> an update on our breaking news in canada, an air france flight that took off this afternoon headed for paris had to make an emergency landing in montreal. we've been sitting here on passengers and they tell us this is all because of pa bomb threat. nbc bay area broke the story on twitter tonight. passengers are going through another security check, but they tell us all is calm on that plane. so far, no word on whether the bomb threat is real but, of course, canadian authorities are taking this matter seriously. the latest on this breaking story throughout the night. go to our website, nbc bay area.com. >>> let's get a final word from carrie about the next couple of dates, warmer tomorrow and that's when we'll start to see cooler temperatures. >> and warmer temperatures means in the 60s and parts of the south bay. 67 in the peninsula. a few peeks of sawn throughout the day, a calm wind. still high waves

and yet the international community did exactly that with the montreal protocol.reement championed by conservative heroes margaret thatcher and ronald reagan, who called it a "monumental achievement." today it is widely viewed as a model of global cooperation. right now as time is winding down for climate negotiators in paris faced with a similarly difficult task, bringing the world together to reduce carbon emissions that are warming the planet, we know that that difficult task is possible because we do have some precedent in the montreal protocol. joining me, former republican congressman, executive report of republican.org. and bob, it seems to me the argument about futility is the most dangerous one about climate right now. the montreal protocol championed by ronald reagan and margaret thatcher is as good a model as any. >> yeah, i think that's right, chris. it shows the importance of american leadership but also shows that really you can solve problems. scientific questions that actually have solutions. >> yeah. and i think it also -- i mean, i was going back

montreal. he said he and h were walking down the strip when the car came charging at him an image he will not forget. he was in such shock, after that image, he did black out. he knows he fell to the ground and he did roll a bit. he tells us through everything, he was more concerned about his mom and other relatives injured worse than he was. we told anthony that police are saying this might be an intentional act. here's his reaction. >> the patient, she won't be able to feel the pain that she gave to a lot of people. i'm not the worst. there are people who had big problems. and i saw some people -- wondering how their life would be. >> at the end of the interview, no cameras rolling. his dad came up and his dad told him at least one person did die and possibly maybe two, he anthony didn't know that. he put down his crutches, he put his head in his dad's chest. it was heartbreaking to watch a traumatic situation. hard to imagine what they went through. guys, back to you. >> impossible to imagin

felicia parrillo, 3 global news, montreal. 3 now, how about a paid 3 vacation - for three years!!! this week on full measure with sharyl att-kis-son.. they found, that's what dozens of workers at homeland security are getting. they're being paid to do *no* work...thanks to your hard work and tax dollars. 3 "there may be some legitimate reason, but i haven't found it, but i think most often it becomes a culture within an agency to put people on administrative leave maybe for punishment maybe for just iowa senator charles grassley says the statistics suggest, grassley says charles iowa senator charles grassley says the statistics suggest, systemic use of paid administrative leave, by the department of homeland security from 2011 to 2013, 88 dhs employees on paid leave. for more than a year. most for under investigation for misconduct. that includes 17 for paid leave for two years, and four for three years or more.3 farrell, judicial watch " it's not an 3 endless guaranteed emoyment forever." chris farrell is with government watch dog, judicial watch.. judicial watch point-eight milli

air france flight 83 carrying 231 passengers and 15 crew members landed safely at montreal's airport. police are inspecting the zwret, a passenger reportedly tweeting on board saying everyone is calm. >>> and outside of san francisco, police have confirmed they've made fe arrests over several incidents of lasers pointed at police headquarters. helicopters. the contra costa county sheriff's office says their chopper was struck by a green laser pointer over three separate incidents in the past weeks. suspects five men ranging from ages 19 to 58 could each face up to three years in prison. >> a homeowner in southern ohio is fighting city hall over his so-called nativity scene. jason dixon says his zombie nativity rubs people the wrong way because the baby jesus and everyone else, well, they're zombies. >> it's a little scary here. he claims the whole thing is just an advertisement for a haunted house he runs. he was told to take it down last year because he didn't have a permit. >> this year his permit application was denied because officials say the stable be too tall. dixon is being fi

>> pam :and air france flight was diverted to montreal following an anonymous threat to. the object is on the tarmac and local authorities there are carrying out inspections as we get additional details we will possible love--we will pass them along the flight destined for paris was diverted to montreal >>:all lot of the things in the recommendations we already do now at 11community members are up in arms. over last weeks deadly police shooting in san francisco's bayview district. police say, mario woods was the suspect in a stabbing that happened a little before he was killed by officers. tonight. the n-a-a-c-p gathered to discuss the incident. good evening, i'm pam moore. kron 4's alecia reid joins us live from third baptist church in san francisco. alecia. was the meeting heated. like the townhall session the police chief held last friday? >> alecia :at times it was chaotic. the naacp is urging the community to speak up, ask questions, and demand answers. but more importantly, asking that people remain calm that wasn't necessarily the case tonight. residents, enraged a

indheyns win over montreal 3 bruins win over montreal 3-1. if the celtics are looking ahead to tomorrow night's game. the undefeated golden warriors coming to towsac look at the nice 360 dunk. that. turner will find david lee down low for the dunk. ceariics wins it. >>> how about some bowling. why are we showing you this? red sox outfielder mookie bets. that's wile we are showing you. he is competing against professional bowlers in the world series of boreain ev he rolled a 196 average. not on the leaderboard. pretty good for the first time in the bowling world series. >>> baseball, bowling, a bit mr. bets. goe. 8-minute commpste on the expres4 ay. enjoy it while it lasts because that drive time will be headed up. here is sara sarter aey dhdiocese add rain and fog in some spots add rain and fog in some spots. starting to see lower visioliclity to the -- visibility to the central part of the state. traceing thecesinds out of the south-southeast bringing the mild air. when to see the rain clear and how high temperatures wilverybe in your town.

the bruins are in montreal tomorrow. emily: the celtics had a much better night down in new orleans. isaiah thomas taking charge with a game-high 22 points for the night. jae crowder and jared sullinger also helping the team overpower the pelicans in their 111-93 win. up next, celtics back home to the eagles death join u2 on the stage. the group was performing last month when their concert was attacked. 90 of the 130 attending were killed. last night they performed the song "i love you all the time." emily: unprecedented security at the vatican today. hundreds of extra police and soldiers are deployed around rome as pope francis prepares to open the holy door of st. peter's basilica. that happened a short time ago. the event marks the start of the pope's holy year of mercy. 100,000 pilgrims are in st peter's square for mass. francis has said he wants the next year to show the merciful and welcoming side of a catholic church. randy: off to a mild start with a little bit of rain in the area. danielle: good morning. that's

the plane took off from montreal a few hours ago. an investigation still under way, though, to find out the origin of that threat. >>> it is 5:02. as much of the country remains on edge following last week's terror attacks in san bernardino. donald trump thinks he has a solution. ban all muslims from entering the u.s. >> kris sanchez tracking reaction from trump's latest approval. coming from members of his own party. >> trying to distance themselves, as well. the kind of action that president obama cautioned against. some action with donald trump and also with citizens who are calling muslim groups here in the bay area. overnight donald trump spoke on the "uss yorktown" calling for a complete and other shut down of muslims in the u.s. based on his contention that waging war in this country is a good thing. now, uraliearlier this month he called for muslims to register with the government. democrats are decrying that as an unamerican and even republican candidates are distancing themselves. held outside the santa clara county office

it was en route to charles degaulle airport but was tie veerted to montreal -- diverted to montreal. the airline tweeted there was an anonymous threat. >>> a lot of shock and outrage after donald trump makes a sweeping statement about muslims. >> our country cannot be the victim of horrendous attacks by people that believe only in ji haud. >> he solution, he wants to ban all muslims from entering the u.s. now his plans is drawing comparisons to hitler. andria borba has local reaction. >> reporter: donald trump and his campaign unleashed a firestorm. the republican candidate said there needed to be a total and complete shutdown of muslim immigration in the u.s. and of natural born citizens and service members who happen to be muslims, if they left the state, they would have to stay out. in south carolina, the candidate doubled down. >> we're out of control, we have no idea who is coming into our country. we have no idea if they love us or hate us, we have no idea if they want to bomb us. >> reporter: at the council of islamic relations in santa clara, all eyes were glued to donald tru

this family arrived in montreal two weeks ago to rebuild their lives.hey left aleppo in the middle of a civil war in 2013 and landed in beirut, where they waited for 2.5 years. finally their ordeal is coming to an end in canada. people here are so respectful. when we went to the government agencies, we were welcomed and dealt with very quickly. >> that was part of the promised trudeau made during the election campaign this fall, along with a pledge to welcome 25,000 refugees by the end of the year. his commitment divided canadians because of security concerns. organizations were worried about the tight timeline. eventually the government pushed their headline back to the end of february. >> we are -- speeding things up without consulting us or providing resources. say we will be with you and we will support you. what i am hearing on the ground is that it is very disorganized and they are trying to get organized. >> there are many challenges ahead, such as finding work for the new arrivals. quebec is offering employers a 10,000 euro subsidy for every ref

now grounded in montreal.r france forced a flight carrying more than 200 >>> paris bound from sfo. now grounded in montreal. the reason air france forced a flight carrying more than 200 passengers to diverge. >>> no stranger to controversy. donald trump strikes a new nerve calling to ban all muslims from the u.s. reaction pouring in from candidates will the comments sink or surge him in the polls? >>> parents are sticking up for teacher pay, but it could end up costing the teach rsz money. "today in the bay" starts right noa. >>> and a very good tuesday morning to you. thank you very much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. a little more clear than

the montreal canadiens have never played in the winter classic. the bruins of course played at fenway park six years ago and beat the flyers. what a day that was. always remember that one. >> coming up at 5:00, we're gonna hear what the patriots think of the bruins coming to town, to foxboro to play their game here. live in foxboro, i'm jonathan hall, 7news. >>> sounds good. looks like a lot of fun up there, jonathan. the bruins will host the canadiens no the 2016 winter classic. you can watch it right here at 1:00 friday afternoon and stay with 7news for complete postgame coverage. >>> what he had here on 7news, a little girl celebrating a very special day. how firefighters helped share some good news. >> at 4:30, a two-year search comes to an end after the remains of a man from avon were finally found. >> and comedian bill cosby courtroom this afternoon after being formally charged with sexual assault. john kasich's an impatient rascal. paces, pushes. but, unlike some, his state is now booming. unlike some, john kasich has proven he can do broug

you know, the bruins montreal. and obviously it was my first game so i'm excited to get back on the ice there. hopefully we can get people into it. it's a tough place to play and obviously they've got a lot of energy from the crowd and we have focus group right now and we are more or less worried about who we're playing but focused on ourselves. >> red sox did not make any moves today at winter meetings but it is a move they didn't make that might be one of their best decisions of the off season. chapman was on the sox radar but they were able to vet his most recent domestic issues during their background checks. dave dombrowski and his team possibly walking away. the dodgers are letting major league baseball investigate the domestic violence charge before they allow that deal to go through. yankees dealt with the cubs. castro was an allstar. and the let's talk about the warriors. golden state 23 and 0 to start season. thompson nailing the 3 balls like his wife depended on it tonight. the warriors scored 131.

it was diverted and safely landed in montreal. right now, police are inspecting the plane. >>> now to a developing story this morning, a local chipotle dozens of boston college students get sick, there's growing concern this morning that this could be linked to a nationwide e. coli outbreak at the chain, susie steimle in cleveland circle, good morning susie. >> reporter: good morning, chris as you might imagine some of the boston college students that we've talked to about this chipotle incident are very disappointed in the chain. this is a staple on this college campus and on many boston colleges not far from here. and that tells -- that's how so many students got sick and the closed. boston students claimed of stomach issues after eating here over the weekend, eight of those were on the men's basketball team and this of course comes as you mentioned, chris, as chipotles across the country are dealing with e. coli outbreaks, it's unclear if that's what happened here, but we know in nine other states, at least 50 eating at chipotl

. >>> an air france flight from san francisco to paris was diverted to montreal last night because of a threat. allie is there this morning with a look at some of the reactions passengers on that flight. >> reporter: good morning a lot of passengers on flight 83 live tweeted from the time they were told about the threat to when they had to get off the plane and be rescreened and then finally get on the plane and get onto their destination a. cording to a tweet from the press office that flight is finally supposed to arrive in paris just before nine our time. it left sfo three yesterday afternoon. it was supposed to be a nonstop flight but it was ty verted to montreal around midnight because of a threat. in some of the pictures you can see several passengers show people waiting on the plane while authorities figured out what to do. some commented on how calm everybody seemed on that plane while they waited for instructions. eventually they were all moved to a bus off the -- off the tarmac and their lug age had to be rescreened. after a full security search air france determined that th

the bs are in montreal to battle the canadians. montreal is in first place in the eastern conference. meanwhile, the celtics return home after a five-game road trip. derek rose and the chicago bull. >>> the sound of shotgun also no longer be heard in the blue hills. the last two weeks, 200 hunter the last two weeks, 200 shoot deer in the reservation. the first legalized hunt in more than 120 years. the department of conservation and reservation say 64 deer were killed on the day that hunting was allowed. the goal was to reduce the deer population in the blue hill. neighbors and animal activists protested the plan. >>> winter gear all over the boston common. rebecca doesn't want needy people to be cold this winter so has been tying things like mittens, scarves and gloves all over the park. they come with a sign that says i am not lost. if you were stuck out in the cold, please take what you need to keep warm. she told us why she is doing it. >> some people may be shy and some people might not feel comfortable me handing it to them o

as a precaution, the crew decided to land in montreal. we'll bring you any new information as we get it. >>> fast and furious reaction to what donald trump wants to do to muslims. >> our country cannot be the victim of horrendous attacks by people that believe only in jihad. >> the republican frontrunner solution, he wants to ban all muslims from entering the united states. tonight his plan is drawing comparisons to hitler. andria borba is live at sfo tonight. >> the statement from the trump campaign this afternoon instantaneously drew comparisons to dictators of the past. we spoke to passengers here at sfo about what they thought of the plan. >> reporter: with one statement, donald trump and his campaign unleashed a firestorm. the republican candidate said there needed to be a total and complete shutdown of muslim immigration in the u.s. and that of natural born citizens and service members who happened to be muslim left the states, they'd have to stay out. at a campaign stop in south carolina tonight, the candidates doubled down. >> wha

police met the boeing 777 when it landed in montreal. air france said ought 231 passengers and 15 crew members had precautionary screening. the threat was unfounded and the flight continues to paris where it will land in a few sures. >> republican presidential candidate donald trump is defending comments about banning muslims from entering the united states. he spoke moments ago with george stephanopolis on "good morning america." >> we have had tremendous support and calls in, thousands and thousands of people. you saw last night, we were on a ship with thousands of people there and thousands of people outside that could not felt in and, frankly, it was a standing ovation that would not stop. >> you can listen to the full interview coming up on "good morning america" at 7:00 this morning our time. in the meantime, our reporter legal beyond kill has more on the backlash trump is facing. >> this candlelight vigil in san jose honoring the san bernardino victims brought out a handful of muslim americans, some felt the need to bring signs re

they were grounded in montreal. several hours after leaving san francisco. see here police on the c tarmac at the airport. the threat was a hoax. they did a full security search of the aircraft, passengers and baggage and didn't find anything there. >>> the tsa in the hot seat on capitol hill for a homeland security hearing. heads of the agency will tell the subcommittee how they plan to protect the u.s. from aviation related terrorism. today's hearing comes three months after an inspector general report cited the agency for several technological and procedural failures. after that hearing, all security screeners and management with the tsa had to be retrained. >>> going to get worse and worse. you're going to have more world trade centers. it is going to get worse and worse, folks. we could be dlpolitically corre and stupid, but it is going to get worse and worse. >> a new controversy from donald trump as he proposes closing the u.s. border to all muslims. he's getting a firestorm from both sides as some call his plan un-american and fearmongering. tracie p

of the air france flight from sfo to paris to be diverted to strike a they landed the plane and montreals a precautionary measure last night there to come off the planned and inspect the search the aircraft. >>mark: there still looking for the origin of the threat that was made last month the slightly less to present the board of the bomb threat about the clear and in the state of emergency since the terrorist attack of parents killed are the third people people living in san francisco bay view dish it out range after the deadly police shooting police say that there with a suspect in the stabbing the have the issue before he was killed on wednesday they announced this week he's worked with the police department and police commission to prioritize the escalation and minimize the use of force several videos of the shooting was circulated on social media fueling the opera/naacp met to discuss the incident committee leaders said they tried their best to keep the meeting in order and the naacp plans to have a meeting with the police commissioner tomorrow members on to call for reform and the

a win will move them past montreal in the standings. >>> cavern garnett back to the garden. kg in town and he did not play. rj hunter played. watch what he does. he launches it buzzer beater from half court. celtics up by 8. avery bradley in the corner and big man hits the 3. losing streak. final score 113-99. >>> a long time coming but the red sox will finally retire number 26 for wade boggs. the team plans to honor the hall of famer during a special ceremony on may 26. he played 11 seasons with the sox and won the title five times but plenty of hard feelings when he chose to sign with the yankees why 1993. >>> it is now 4:46. let's start with a live look at our map where you can see nice and green which means our traffic flows are moving along. 93 south, route 1 wide open as you can see. zakim bridge looks good. live drive times. 13 minutes on route 1 to the tobin. 19 minutes from 495 to the leverett connector. 24 minutes on 128 from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. if you were an early riser and you are getting ready to head out the door now, you should be okay, bu

tonight they took on the best team in the nhl in montreal.came the first squad this season from the east to beat the canadiens in regulation. the habs have had the canadiens' numbers. in montreal winners of eight of their last nine up there. the good guys struck first. less than three minutes into the game off the turnover it's tom wilson lighting the lamp after a 37-game goal drought. he scored in back-to-back contests. the caps up for a goal. second period, taid time for braden holtby to show off the cat-like reflexes there. one of 33 saves on the night for mr. holtby. now in the third still tied at 2. the caps have the puck. karl alzner. deflected. t.j. oshie with the deflection. caps win their sixth straight. 6-2 the final. all six victories coming with holtby in net. >> holt is unbelievable. it's crazy what he does every night for us. he's amazing. it's really something special as a player to have a guy back there that's going to bail you out like he does. >> tonight we don't win that hockey game or even get close to that without his per

jamie it was a big matchup on : the montreal ice tonight. the old-time rivals, the bruins and the canadiens, hooking up on national television. in canadien colors for the national anthem. 3 out of 4 losses for the b' s coming in. first goal of the game to the home team. thomas plekanec out in front of the net, his 8th of the year. beats tuukka rask and makes it 1-0. 2nd period a bruin gets injured, an important bruin. assistant captain david krejci goes out after this collision with lars eller. upper body injury. still 1-0 montreal after 2 periods. how about this effort? loui erickson with a shorthanded breakaway, able to find the net as he goes crashing into the boards. pretty goal, 1-1 game. his 11th of the year. right after that 42 seconds later. bruins on the attack. landon ferraro is able to score up high, stick side against mike condon. third. big win on the road, bruins take it 3-1. ending a seven-game al. monarchs played at 11 am this morning. the game by zac larraza wins it to windham' s emma joanis, who the celtics game tonight. th

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plane landed in montreal near midnight. they had to exit the plane and wait on a bus on the tarmac while they and luggage was screened again. everyone seemed the to take it in stride. after a full security search, air france determined the threat to be a false alarm and now passengers are on their way to paris. again, they arrived about -- just before 9:00 our time. this is the third time since the november 13th paris attacks that an air france flight has been diverted because of an anonymous threat. air france says in all of those cases, it was a false alarm. at sfo, allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we'll move to the fbi investigation into the couple responsible for the san bernardino mass shooting last week. the feds are tracing the movements of the husband and wife in the days before the attack. surveillance video shows the husband, syed farook, at a gun range practicing with a rifle. farook and his wife, tashfeen malik, had been radicalized for quite some time. the two entered the u.s. as a couple last july. this phot

because of anonymous threat, the plane was divert to montreal around midnight. you can see in the voluntary from a canadian -- in the video from a canadian television station, the plane pulls up and passengers and luggage rescreened all over again. according to several passengers on the flight who posted on social media, everyone seemed to take it in stride with some passengers even commenting on how calm everyone was. after a full security search, air france determined the threat to be a false alarm and now passengers are on their way to paris again. according to a tweet, air france flight 83 is expected to arrive in paris. original destination, just before 9:00 our time. everyone is on their way after a bit of a delay overnight. >> good to know. thank you. >>> now to the latest on the investigation. san bernardino mass shooting. as the fbi investigates this, we're finding out more about the shooters' whereabouts in the days before the attack. this is a photo of the couple going through customs last year in chicago's o'hare. the husband, syed farook brought his

so far it seems that they are all from the montreal area, montreal canada, many of them were asking for french translators because of french accents, i don't know if they all from canada but we're getting the sense that many of them are from many of the patients have broken bones and lacerations. some of the victims were also taken to sunrise and spring valley hospitals. governor brian sandoval expressed his sympathies to everyone affected by this tragedy. he said in part: "i have spoken with sheriff joe lombardo and will remain in contact with him as this incident continues to evolve and additional information is released. the state stands ready to help and will provide any assistance needed to ensure the safety of our visitors and residents." as metro continues its investigation, police need anyone who witnessed the crash to come foward. "we do know there was hundreds of people out here,we have about 20 witnesses along with 26-7 people that were injured." "just find a police officer and we would like to talk to you and get a statement from you, if you were actually a witness to this."

still 1-0 montreal after 2 periods. how about this effort? loui erickson with a shorthanded breakaway, able to find the net as he goes crashing into the boards. pretty goal, 1-1 game. his 11th of the year. right after that 42 seconds later. bruins on the attack. landon ferraro is able to score up high, stick side against mike condon. his patrice bergeron added a third. third goal. big win on the road, bruins take it 3-1. ending a seven-game regular-season losing streak the to montre al. monarchs played at 11 am this morning. a goal with 20 seconds to go in for the monarchs. back in boston, congratulations to windham' s emma joanis, who sang the national anthem before the celtics game tonight. the green team was on the parquet floor. the celts hosting the chicago bulls. evan turner comes up with the second quarter, ball. he is alone, so why not go with the 360 jam? he throws it down. he scored 13 points, seven rebounds. jimmy butler, fastbreak dunk at the half, bulls up. the bulls led by three at the half. down the stretch, a big play by isiah

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the air making its way to paris after a bomb threat forced pilots to make an emergency landing in montreal canada late last night. security teams searched the plane with all 231 passengers still onboard. they deemed there was no credible threat. just hours ago, air france released a statement apologizing for the de, but saying its soul priority is to ensure the safety of its passengers. now, the flight should arrive in paris just before 9:00 a.m. our time. >>> a total ban on muslims entering the u.s. that's the proposal from donald trump that is sparking quite the backlash and even has some people comparing the presidential candidate to adolf hitler. kris sanchez joins us in studio this morning. trump is not backing down from his statement. he's respawning forcefully to criticism this morning. >> to ban all muslims from entering the u.s. in the last hour, donald trump said his policy is more like that of franklin roosevelt, who put japanese americans into internment camps during world war ii. donald trump spoke aboard the "uss yorktown." based on his contention that a large number of musli

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bergeron put it out of reach for 9th of the season and the bs win 3-1 in montreal? >> the celtics, meanwhile could have been caught to look ahead to friday's match-up with golden state, and they won a fourth straight game at home and you knew fourth would be good, 81 of 77 and david lee on the baseline, and the celts on a great run to start the 4th and capped off a run, 88-77 and thomas gets it to go win it tonight 105-100, the final. >> the patriots back in the practice field and once again, no rob gronkowski working his way back from the knee injury. and we were there this afternoon as the guys got to work with the patriots playing against new england south, and with bill o'brien, cornell, and tom brady asked if it would be more difficult to prepare for a team that knows them so well? not so much. >> i think there's a lot of crossover between the teams, so, again, it's teams we've played a lot, like a rex ryan defense. he's played against us a lot. us knowing billy and george and romeo, and a lot of the players in their scheme and what they're asked to do, i think