phil: save eight sends. but one way to do it, gary kubiak says let me save every delegate what it has to do to move the football if they get it back. jim: second and 9. are they going to throw it here? they are coming in on him. and it is intercepted. the broncos defense has the football! and they can't believe he did it. marshall with the pick. phil: tried to catch him by surprise. the coverage, they wanted to go deep down the field. the coverage was there. and roethlisberger, i saw him move, i just said, he'll just right before the 2:00 warning. jim: were you surprised they were throwing? are phil: i was surprised just because the way the broncos' offense has had so much trouble. moving the ball. run the football and punt it. but that was as big as it gets. jim: how many times have we seen this this year. it allows the broncos to have an extra play before the clock stoppage. phil: the broncos have two time-outs, 2:00 warning. he is looking down the field. the coverage. it's there. jim: they are waiting ups

phil: what a play is right. aaron rodgers, full sprint to the sideline and diggs, the extra defensive back, makes a great play against randall cobb. he's sprinting, the defense is there and just flicks it with his wrist about 40 yards down the field right on target. packers cannot afford to be tackled in the field of play. rodgers. got a man down there and it's incomplete. abbrederis was the target. rodgers says wait a minute. wasn't that contact? no flag. phil: three-man rush. they let him out of the pocket. abdul-quddus is looking for the football. jim: mike carey, what did you see there? mike: that was a great no-call. both players looking back, playing the ball. the ball comes right to them at the same time. great play by the defense. no call for pass interference. jim: second -- six seconds, i don't think they can advance it in six seconds. surely not far enough to get out of bounds and kick can a feek field goal so one absolute desperation moment in the middle of the field. to rodgers to rodgers. how about

phil: came on the blitz on the outside. aaron rodgers did not have time to get rid of it and looks like they're going to go for it and i agree with the decision. they tried to catch detroit's defense off guard with the third down pass. they didn't. the blitz got there. you need two scores, 5:47 to go. jim: fourth and a foot. phil: you go for it. jim: from their own 26. a time-out is called by green bay. called by mccarthy on the sideline and even though they're probably going to need that one back later on, he didn't like what he was seeing. phil: if you changed your decision and you want to punt the football then just take the delay of game. didn't like the play. i know this this -- just from that formation that lined up in, jim. detroit's defense was all lined up there. they were going to make it tough on whatever it was, run or a quick pass. they were not going to give them an easy completion. jim: well, if you fail here and detroit takes over at that point on the field, even if the lions scored a touchdown, got the extr

phil: what a play is right. aaron rodgers, full sprint to the sideline and diggs, the extra defensive back, makes a great play against randall cobb. he's sprinting, the defense is there and just flicks it with his wrist about 40 yards down the field right on target. jim: 16 second. packers cannot afford to be tackled in the field of play. rodgers. got a man down there and it's incomplete. abbrederis was the target. rodgers says wait a minute. wasn't that contact? no flag. phil: three-man rush. they let him out of the pocket. abdul-quddus is looking for the football. jim: mike carey, what did you see there? both players looking back, playing the ball. the ball comes right to them at the same time. great play by the defense. no call for pass interference. jim: second -- six seconds, i don't think they can advance it in six seconds. surely not far enough to get out of bounds and kick can a feek field goal so one absolute desperation moment in the middle of the field. to jones. to rodgers to rodgers. how about that?

phil: came on the blitz on the outside. aaron rodgers did not have time to get rid of it and looks like they're going to go for it and i agree with the decision. they tried to catch detroit's defense off guard with the third down pass. they didn't. the blitz got there. you need two scores, 5:47 to go. jim: fourth and a foot. phil: you go for it. jim: from their own 26. a time-out is called by green bay. lled by mccarthy on the sideline and even though they're probably going to need that one back later on, he didn't like what he was seeing. phil: : you changed youou decision and you want to punt the football then just take the delay of game. didn't like the play. i know this this -- just from that formation that lined up in, jim. detroit's defense was all lined up there. they were going to make it tough on whatever it was, run or a quick pass. they were not going to give them an easy completion. jim: well, if you fail here and detroit takes over at that point on the field, even if the lions scored a touchdown, got the extra

phil: what a play is right.on rodgers, full sprint to the sideline and diggs, the extra defensive back, makes a great play against randall cobb. he's sprinting, the defense is there and just flicks it with his wrist about 40 yards down the field right on target. jim: 16 second. packers cannot afford to be tackled in the field of play. rodgers. got a man down there and it's incomplete. abbrederis was the target. rodgers says wait a minute. wasn't that contact? no flag. phil: three-man rush. they let him out of the pocket. abdul-quddus is looking for the football. jim: mike carey, what did you see there? mike: that was a great no-call. both players looking back, playing the ball. the ball comes right to them at the same time. great play by the defense. no call for pass interference. jim: second -- six seconds, i don't think they can advance it in six seconds. surely not far enough to get out of bounds and kick can a feek field goal so one absolute desperation moment in the middle of the field. to jones. to rodgers

phil: came on the blitz on the outside. aaron rodgers did not have time to get rid of it and looks like they're going to go for it and i agree with the decision. they tried to catch detroit's defense off guard with the third down pass. they didn't. the blitz got there. you need two scores, 5:47 to go. jim: fourth and a foot. phil: you go for it. jim: from their own 26. a time-out is called by green bay. called by mccarthy on the sideline and even though they're probably going to need that one back later on, he didn't like what he was seeing. phil: if you changed your decision and you want to punt the football then just take the delay of game. so i think you're right, they didn't like the play. i know this this -- just from that formation that lined up in, jim. detroit's defense was all lined up there. they were going to make it tough on whatever it was, run or a quick pass. they were not going to give them an easy completion. jim: well, if you fail here and detroit takes over at that point on the field, even if the lions sc

phil: what a play is right. aaron rodgers, full sprint to extra defensive back, makes a great play against randall cobb. he's sprinting, the defense is there and just flicks it with his wrist about 40 yards down the field right on target. jim: 16 second. packers cannot afford to be tackled in the field of play. rodgers. got a man down there and it's incomplete. abbrederis was the target. rodgers says wait a minute. wasn't that contact? no flag. phil: three-man rush. they let him out of the pocket. abdul-quddus is looking for the football. jim: mike carey, what did you see there? mike: that was a great no-call. both players looking back, playing the ball. the ball comes right to them at the same time. great play by the defense. jim: second -- six seconds, i don't think they can advance it in six seconds. surely not far enough to get out of bounds and kick can a feek field goal so one absolute desperation moment in the middle of the field. to jones. to rodgers to rodgers. how about that? he's thrown down. we have

phil: and i' m phil lipof. newscenter 5' s reid lamberty is at the breaking news desk. any word right now on what started the fire? reporter: not right now. that massive working fire ignited the final minutes of 2015. 20 floors of the high-rise hotel in the heart of the city. as you watch this, keep in mind, people have gathered in the city in anticipation of the new year' s celebration. at least 2 million people expected to pack the city. the fire started on the 20th floor of the luxury address hotel and was confined to the despite quickly floors, it was contained within 20 minutes. the celebration, known as the world' s largest, still went on as planned. >> so, right now, i was at the balcony. i had a photo of the building before the fire, and it was kind of what people said before, you could hear music playing, and then everyone was running. and right now, it is kind of silence out there. you do not hear anything. reid: truly incredible video. no major injuries. in the newsroom, i' m reid lamberty, wcvb newscenter 5. jc: is under arrest for planning to carry out an a

phil: we have the details. reporter: you will remember the alleged sex scandal of one of the premier boarding schools in the country. a student claiming that she was raped owen labrie i. >> reporter: he was cleared of some charges, but convicted on misdemeanor sexual assault. this is owen labrie, and free prison sentence. he is a registered sex offender. since his conviction, the 20-year-old insisting he has done nothing wrong, telling "newsweek" in an exclusive interview, it was the only thing that sustains me, knowing i had told the truth. i walked out of the courthouse with my chin up. >> he is adamant about his innocence, but he is also resigned to the consequences. reporter: owen labrie expressing no regret for not agreeing to plea deals. handle his plea deal the exact same way. but he wears his sex offender status as a scarlet letter. >> people use words you cannot use on television. he has gotten a lot of support from classmates and their parents who gave to a legal defense fund and he gets it from all s

phil? phil: mike and cindy will keep you up-to-date on the storm and of course traffic conditions that may be messy because of it. if you can't be in president fro of your tv you -- if you can't be in front of your tv you can stay in front with the mobile app. realtime closings and delays and it is a free download in jc: a mother and daughter are making up a story about a baby being thrown into the merrimack river on christmas eve. they are charged with making a false 9-1-1 call and obstructing a police investigation. holly fowler is being held on $5,000 cash bail and her daughter, 23-year-old christine released on personal recognizance. the mother and daughter's motivation remains unclear, but prosecutors say there are incations of mental illness. >> speaking with the police there may be mental health issues in regards to both of them. jc: a helicopter and dive team implemented a search costing a total of thousands of dollars. phil: a man accused of biting off a portion of another man's ea

phil: save eight sends. but one way to do it, gary kubiak says let me save every second i can and let my offense delegate what it has to do to move the football if they get it back. jim: second and 9. are they going to throw it here? they are coming in on him. and it is intercepted. the broncos defense has the football! and they can't believe he did marshall with the pick. phil: tried to catch him by surprise. the coverage, they wanted to go deep down the field. the coverage was there. and roethlisberger, i saw him move, i just said, he'll just fall down. right before the 2:00 warning. jim: were you surprised they were throwing? are phil: i was surprised just because the way the broncos' offense has had so much trouble. moving the ball. run the football and punt it. but that was as big as it gets. jim: how many times have we seen this this year. it allows the broncos to have an extra play before the clock stoppage. time-outs, 2:00 warning. he is looking down the field. the coverage. it's there. jim: they are

phil? phil: breaking news, sky 5 over a massive house fire in bedford, new hampshire this afternoon. take a look at these pictures. crews from close to a dozen communities worked to put out home on burleigh terrace. smoke could be seen for miles. at one point, a section of the roof collapsed. good news is nobody was hurt. jc: more breaking news, two teenagers accused of killing a new bedford cab driver just went before a judge. and tonight we are hearing from the victim' s devastated family. newscenter 5' s jack harper spoke with his children today he' s live in new bedford tonight, jack? jack: the prosecutor says this was a brutal murder. the details are really terrible, the daughter leaving the courtroom in tears, hearing how >> my family could care less -- it' s the fact that he is gone. jack: the part-time cabdriver was robbed and shot. alexander mills and a 16-year-old friend have been charged. >> they took a really good person away from us. jack: police followed a clear trail, the 66-

phil: philip. all right, still ahead -- a woman behind a disturbing viral jc: she is accused of taping her s mouth shut for a facebook photo, more on what she said when police confronted her. phil: plus, dealing with winter weather. ice and snow hitting the midwest hard. it' s not the only spot in the country dealing with major weather issues today. danielle: parts of our area under a freezing rain advisory tonight. i will let you know who could see some slick spots and have and of course, everyone wants to get online at once. to watch things. buy things. but slow internet makes it hard. that's why it's time to get fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. get out of the past. get fios. jc: new at 5:30, the woman w

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phil? ed: all right, thanks. phil: the abc news debate from new hampshire is tomorrow night. you'll see it live here on wcvb channel 5. coverage starts at 8:00. phil: right now, president obama is in san bernardino meeting with victims of the california shooting rampage. half-hour. the president will meet privately with survivors and relatives of the 14 victims of the attack. after that meeting, he leads to hawaii for a two-week christmas vacation. phil: the mother of bella bond and her boyfriend are now indicted for the child's death. michael mccarthy is charged with murder, rachelle bon is charged as an accessory. the body of the child who became plastic bag on deer island in june. investigators worked for months to identify her. if convicted, mccarthy faces life in prison, bond faces up to seven years. phil: the t operator fired for that runaway train is trying to get his job back. david vazquez is appealing his termination. he was the operator of a red line train that took off without him barreling through four stops last thursday until the t cut power. his lawyer calls t

phil: record breaking warmth on christmas eve. some spots hitting 70. the latest head-turner in this unusual december. this whole month is looking like one for the record books. erika: yeah, harvey is here to tell us more about it. harvey: i guess today, christmas eve, was really the exclamation point on this incredibly warm december. most areas are mild, it' s dry, visibility is good, but there are exceptions. i want to show you those. upper new hampshire, southern maine, cape cod, there are areas with poor visibility. there are areas -- and it is possible, not everywhere, but in pockets around the region there may be fog warming overnight, ground fog where you might look up and see stars, but down there we shatter the old record of 61 degrees. 65 degrees at 6 p.m. christmas eve here in boston. 62 in worcester. mild everywhere until you get to new hampshire and portsmouth and it' s a little bit cooler up there. as we go through the night, it will be about 57 in boston around midnight. tomorrow morning, 50. distant areas could be in the 30' s. as for hi

phil: at a dangerously close call for people landing at low again. kitchen. the freeze is good evening. i am j.c. monahan. phil: there are dangerous conditions now and when you step out in the morning. j.c.: harv? harvey: boston was above freezing, and this has happened let' all low to mid 20' s for boston north and west, but now as we go have plummeted. it is close to freezing now. morning. but to know that those untreated surfaces are icy, and that means in fact, some of you might even . the only winter weather advisory left now across portions of new hampshire and maine, there is still some snow falling up there. there could be some more drizzle overnight and into tomorrow morning. we are watching this area of moisture in the southeast, and i will let you know if that will j.c.: back on track after a nightmare ride home. the blue line shut down, and we are live downtown with jorge. jorge: j.c., we can tell you the problem on the blue line tonight was not whether related, but it knocked out service for a couple of their inconvenient hours. passengers stuck

phil: all right, mike, thanks. if you are looking for a gift that will help someone, the martin richard foundation is selling shirts and hats. heather: they have teamed up to offer a line that benefits the foundation. it honors martin' s message of no more hurting. for more information, log onto our website, wcvb.com. phil: the youngest victim in the attack. what a great gift. it is a gift that helps and helps the foundation. heather: the foundation is doing great stuff. phil: new research finds the nation' s high cholesterol rate is finally dropping. heather: on the health alert, the numbers from the cdc and who they recommend should be taking statins. phil: a local police officer credited with saving a child' s birthday celebration. the move instead of making an arrest that made all the difference. >> does one of the hottest toys this holiday season come with a major risk of? phil: a new study shows women who have had a false positive result on their mammogram may be at a slightly higher risk for developing breas

phil: and san francisco. harvey: early today, it was announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on the bully... jeb bush: donald, you're not going to be able to insult your way to the presidency. that's not going to happen. (applause) announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on isis. jeb will destroy isis... and keep america safe. jeb bush: the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. announcer: tested and proven leadership matters. jeb bush. j.c.: in italy, air pollution is so bad that they can only drive certain days of the week. today, the ban affected even-number plates. italy' s and in australia, there is what is called the corpse flower, which lasts only a day or two before it collapses. phil: the question for you this evening is why did seal cross the road? it stopped traffic repeatedly. they put it back into a nearby area, but it kept coming out, trying to cross the road. they are thinking there is a reason, that it might be giving

phil: it slowed people down. j.c.: the total varied across the massachusetts border to as much as 10 inches in the white mountain. roads. it is not over yet, and you can get radar and real-time closings with our wcvb app. j.c.: one person has died, another in the half ago, and john is live. john: walking down the street when they were shot. they were searching for the both of the victims were rushed to the hospital, but they, teenagers. >> it was like five shot. that is when we saw them. >> we are looking for possibly taking a right. john: and tonight, police continue to look for clues. right now, the motor for the shooting is not known. phil: the mother of a little boy killed is speaking only to new scenter 5. she got emotional when talking >> hospital staff listening in. reporter: we are learning how she survived a westport house fire 10 days ago. they still do not know what caused the fire. her son, for your rolled -- 4 year old caleb, died. and the mom has haunting memories of trying to they' ve him area -- t

phil? phil: an addiction outreach and recovery program, modeled on successful programs from right here in the bay state. police are partnering with an organization that helps the help turn in their drugs without facing charges. have rather than a war on drugs. the war on drugs is hard to win. >> do not look at the possible victim of disease. phil: they also adopted the method of reaching out to customers off arrested drug dealers to offer them the program. heather: it is wet out there harvey, and we have more to get through? harvey: yes, springlike rains and the last of the rains are exiting keep an eye boston. still a way to go at the south. you see that. that will move across the gate and the islands in the next hour or two and then it will be by 7:00, pretty much done everywhere. the skies may try to brighten a little bit -- not brighton, but clear little bit. there will also be areas of fog around. if you see any sunshine, it will be very brief tomorrow. another round of rain promises t

and phil? j.c.: california drivers are phil: drivers in california are asking why did the seal cross the road. j.c.: they are not sure, of course, but they wish it would stop because it is stopping traffic repeatedly as it tries to cross the highway north of san francisco. rescue teams put it back into a nearby bay, but it kept coming out and trying to cross the road. animal experts think it might be trying to reach dry land so it >> she has got a lot of weight. board from your hands. keep monitoring the anxious seal until, they think, it finally gives birth. to get to the other side. phil: good to know, good to know. announcer: now, s[prt portscenter 5 with mike lynch. mike: celebrating his first career hat trick in the bruins, as they win 7-3 over ottawa, it jimmy hayes. 2-1 and four-two, but the star was number 11, the kid from dorchester. >> he scores? towards the goal! part of a second to go? jimmy hayes! mike clement what a thrill for him. boston college, trick. the winter classic. and fr

phil: thanks. let' s go deeper in that debate. this is a look inside the carr center at saint anselm' s college in manchester, new hampshire the , site of tomorrow night' s democratic debate moderated by , abc' s david muir and martha raddatz. 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

phil: well. jim: second time for a touchdown. phil: antonio brown on the second side. he never gets over there. watch. even though he releases inside. watch the quarterback just let it go. and the window is tight. made it look easy, didn't he? jim: antonio makes a lot of things look easy. he and roethlisberger. but brown, he puts up these catch games like this. and 17-catch game against oakland. phil: that's what i have been watching and seeing for many weeks for ben roethlisberger, just one good throw after another. and jim, you and i have talked about this. this steeler offense, the talent, it's there. but the scheme is outstanding also. when you put the two things together in the nfl, you usually get greatness and that's what we have watched when you talk about the steelers' offense. jim: norwood. it's a reverse to latimer. at about the 40. do you think this injury late in the second quarter on the left shoulder has impacted osweiler and this bronco offense? phil: i do not. i do not. i do not see any hesitation in his threes. what is bothering is the steeler coverag

phil, y.c.? phil: thanks. phil: still ahead, a concert at children's hospital. j.c.: that became a heart-warming return engagement. just how far little sophie fellows has come in a year. and the special woman she played praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress than any other member. cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. j.c.: that became a heart-warming return engagement. just how far little sophie fellows has come in a year. and the special woman she played with today. phil: ten-year-old sophie joined interests the vermont violin school. they performed a 30-minute concert, just a year after sophie underwent srg troy remove a large brain tumor. the 15-hour surgery was risk, but today, sophie is teatedly improving the health and the music. fot >> it is pretty phenomenal to see, and i am so glad she has

phil: the house is off limits. they had $200,000 worth of damage. investigating the family situation. no one was injured. b-12 on the sick list tonight. the patriots say tom brady is "questionable" for sunday's game against the titans. explain. bob, when they say "questionable?" bob. while it seems like nothing to worry about. tom brady missing practice is almost unheard of are the patriots do sen home sick he must have felt bad today and it is worth noting, several players have gotten sick this year and missed several weeks because of it. again, no indication brady's illnesses is anything that serious. rob gronkkowski missed practice today them absence was not related to injury or illnesses. was personal matter. we have more in sports. phil: a cold case getting red >> somebody has to know something. phil: a woman found decade ago in baltimore. 5 investigates hits the streets with local cops tracking the new meteorologist: the feel of winter finally set listening in in. then the big changes for christmas week. ed:

phil: harv, thanks. right now the death of a teenage the 18-year-old was found hanging in his cell at the essex last night. anfelnin feliz, of lawrence, was and other charges. police are investigating the cause of a crash that left a woman badly hurt in hanson. the victim is from hanover she -- the victim is from hanover. she was flown to a boston hospital. it happened on winter street yesterday afternoon. the driver also hit a utility pole, which snapped causing power outages for a while in the area. erika: if your phone provider is sprint or verizon, this may be the last chance to cash him. the deadline for victims of cramming is december 31. for information on how you can sign up if you are a victim, visit wcvb.com or our mobile app. phil: a puppy that captured hearts on social media is getting its christmas wish, a forever home. it was critically sick. doctors saved nelson for life than 1000 inquiries about nelson. he will join fellow shar-pei muggy at a home in saugus. mugsy was also rescued back in

phil: spectacular. harvey: it has been great. we have at least one more day to enjoy this kind of weather. we do have pockets of fog in southern new hampshire and southern maine, so be aware of that. there could be locally dense pockets. i don' t think it will be as widespread as it was last night. temperatures in the 40' s well to the north and west. still in the 50' s across a good deal of our area as we start our friday evening. overnight lows not low by december standards. another mild day tomorrow. clouds should exit and allow for clear skies tonight and sunshine on saturday. it looks like a nice day, very pleasant. starting out mild and moving up to around 60 in spots. there will be some changes on sunday, especially on monday. j.c.: tragedy in north reading, a woman is killed after her car crashes into a home. the accident happened this morning when the weather was very foggy. newscenter 5' s reid lamberty spoke with investigators. >> under the cover of dense fog and early morning darkness, there was no mistaking what happ

phil? phil: harv, thanks. fans are mourning the loss of met toe lark lemon. he died in arizona yesterday. he played 24 seasons and more than 1600 games with the globe trotters entertaining millions of fans all around the world. the clown prince of basketball as he was known was arguably the best, most popular player for his tricks, slapstick comedy, no look behind the back passes. he was so good he actually started ahead of nba great wilt chamberlain when they were globe trotter teammates. jc: both commenting we didn't know. i didn't know that wilt chamberlain was a globe trotter. phil: he started before chamberlain. he will be missed. up next, kids and asthma. jc: after an increase in patients in the 90s the will talk about that change. phil: and a coast guard chase caught on camera. this one is covering hundreds of miles and lasting 20 hours. jc: a show of support for a local teacher fighting to raise money for cancer treatment. why her insurance company won't cover them.nter is hard on your nose. r from first sniffles to endless runny noses. they help soot

phil: she asked the city for a sign. recognition for the families who lost their homes due to urban renewal. she would like it to tell a story. >> all i wanted was recognition older people where it would be, and the archives. phil: that is what she wants. s not for herself. she was to get recognition and get those names and the paper. erika: she is not going to stop trying, right? phil: this is one of those erika: stories that does not get old. erika: announcer: one candidate tough jeb bush: donald, you're not going to be able to insult your way to the presidency. that's not going to happen. (applause) announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on isis. jeb will destroy isis... and keep america safe. jeb bush: the united states in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. announcer: tested and proven leadership matters. jeb bush. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. phil: nothing better than that, a heartwarming day for this new new hampshire family together , ag

phil: it sure would. several of the fraudulent passports have already been found in europe including the one used by one of the suicide bombers who carried out the paris attacks. j.c.: the first plane carrying the government plane carrying 163 syrians touched down in toronto this morning. newly elected canadian prime minister justin trudeau was there to greet the first families coming through which included a 16-month old girl. trudeau has pledged to take in 25,000 syrian refugees by the end of february. president obama has said the u.s. would take in 10,000 syrian refugees over the next year. commitment 2016 tonight. potential problems for the republican party. phil: will party leaders be able to choose one nominee? the sharp response from one of the candidates. j.c.: a woman killed after her car crashes into a home. investigation tonight. >> the layaway angel is back spreading her good cheer again. phil: will all this presence arrive in time for the holidays? the warning tonight from the nation' s large

j.c., phil? phil: the interteener denying the charges but prosecutors are ready to use his own words against him. john atwater is here with more. john? john: bill cosby's lars feel it is unjustified. they feel they have enough evidence to convict him. out of the car, then stumbling into court, bill cosby faced, for what for decades he has been able to dodge, criminal charges for sexual assault. mr. cosby urged her to take pills that he provided to her and to drink wine. the effect of which rendered her unable to move john. that woman had settled a civil suit with the comedian but admission he made when he was deposed in that case gave in the unsealed court papers, cosby answered yes when included to use quay losed on women he wanted to have sex with. >> clearly, they have new evidence and new ammunition they think can convict bill cosby. john: more than 50 other women have come forward, but the statute of limitations has insulated cosby from prosecution. the decades long legal battle similar to t

phil: the grass is always greener. belgian authorities say that they have arrested a final -- a ninth suspect who had been in contact with the suspected ring-leader' s cousin was arrested tuesday. he is being held on charges of taking part in a terrorist group and terrorist murders. americans on alert right now overseas. the american, french, and british embassies in beijing have issued a warnings to staff of possible threats against embassies are asking people to be extra vigilant. beijing police are stepping up security at malls and shopping centers. erika: new rules for the airport security line. the next time you fly the tsa , could force you to go through the body scanners, even if you want to opt out. newscenter 5' s john atwater is at logan airport with more on the change. john? john: you can see all of the traffic as people are grieving relatives coming in for christmas. the tsa says the changes should be relatively minor. titan concerns about terrorism prompted the change. now agents can require a full deem it

phil: take a look. this the face of a con artist accuse of scamming elderly man out of thousands of dollars make faking a brain tumor to get him to hannover the cash. >> in court facing a judge, the 24-year-old is from albania but in this country for a couple of years working several jobs including housekeeper for wealthy arlington property owner. him out of $80,000. >> do you think she was ripping >> yeah. >> really. >> really m 506789 quit a bit. reporter: like his father and fiance are are in court but would not talk about the case. >> you have no idea what was >> no. i didn't. mo, i believed her. she was having this operation. >> her attorney says that you gave her gifts and she never asked for anything. >> oh, she duped me with the stories, and that is why i gave her money. >> yeah. >> so the was a fraud. >> told that she had terminal brain cancer and needed $36,000. >> she needed $36,000 to pay for most of the operation. they were having a clinic last friday and found out she was never of a patien

phil: this mother wanted to change all of that. the message for other young moms it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. z most new wealth flows to the top 1%. by corrupt politics r where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. p my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you rwho want to fight back. p the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. r i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. >> you are watching newscenter 5. heather: a police officer stepped in to save a child fell birthday after mom was caught shoplifting. the woman said she' d taken items to make a cake for her daughter. the officer returned the items and then bought them for the woman' s of this little girl could have a cake. >> you are overwhelmed. it is certainly one of the more seen, i have personally seen here at the store. >> i can only speak for the officers i work with, and i suspect i am speaking for most officers out there, that we came into this job for the right reasons, t

phil: take a look at this. two men rescued after falling from a wall into the water in south boston. boston police and fire crews quickly arrived at the scene near the broadway bridge and were able to pull one of the men from the water. the second man climbed up a ladder on his own. both men appeared not to be uninjured, but were taken to a hospital to be evaluated. heather: federal investigators say the death of a pennsylvania teenager five mons ago was caused when the car's airbag accident. the feds say they are restanding the recall to include hundreds of thousands of vehicles. so far, 19 million american cars containing the faulty airbags have been recalled. ed: the international ski federation bans drones from its world cup races after this incident. a drone carrying a tv camera on the icy slopes just behind an olympic skier during a race in italy. a race official says it was huge luck he wasn't hurt. the company responsible for the drone blamed the crash on a malfunction. phil: the spirit of christmas, ce

phil, y.c.? phil: thanks. phil: still ahead, a concert at children's hospital. heart-warming return engagement. just how far little sophie fellows has come in a year. and the special woman she played j.c.: that became a heart-warming return engagement. just how far little sophie and the special woman she played phil: ten-year-old sophie joined 17 other fellow student interests the vermont violin school. they performed a 30-minute concert, just a year after sophie underwent srg troy remove a large brain tumor. the 15-hour surgery was risk, but today, sophie is teatedly improving the health and the music. fot >> it is pretty phenomenal to see, and i am so glad she has been able to play. >> she is back in school on grade level. she is, you know, just functioning really well. >> it was so fun. phil: sophie performed side buy side with the doctor who saved her life. j.c.: so incredible. love her smile. it was great. phil: the music is beautiful m. the smile is even better. j.c.: exactly. all right. its with amazing

phil? phil: thanks. we are breaking news out of new york. the man that you see here, and ex-convicts, claims to have received directions from an overseas member of isis and planned to carry out an attack in a bar in a rochester area. he allegedly bought knives and a machete for that attack. he was nabbed in an fbi staying -- fbi sting. jc: our first night coverage continues with karen anderson downtown. karen: there is no specific known threat to boston tonight. we were with the police commissioner a short time ago as he addressed his officers about tonight. s police commissioner talking to his team on mass avenue before they disperse tonight. >> we' ve got to be out there. we' ve got to be visible. karen: highly visible. all around copley square, police k-9s. what you can' t see our undercover officers in all of the work behind the same. >> we are talking to the fbi, state police. everyone is working hard to make sure behind the scenes hitch. karen: a quick response to a report of a suspicious package, which turned out to be a false alarm.

phil? phil: it was bound to happen. good cause. it happened in gloucester today. the third and will plunge for beach. to fighting that disease. millions of people ride each year. you are probably one of them. it's the holidays, which means a house full of people, who all want to get online. so hurry and get verizon fios. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available, and right now, for only $79.99 a month online, you get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first year. plus, with a 2-year agreement, fios gives you $400 back, and all the premium movie channels for a year. so go online or call now for this great offer. phil: 5 investigates looking targets. recent attacks in california and paris have everyone talking about security in public places and with transportation, but it is one vulnerability right here and throughout the northeast -- but is one vulnerability right here and threat the northeast overlooked the echo peers karen anderson. karen: already a reminder of the threat of terrorism. armed homeland security police officers are here making

phil? phil: scenes of devastation across the ravaged south tonight. a wild string of rare december tornadoes and violent weather from arkansas to michigan, 11 people dead, and so many others left with nothing this christmas eve. >> tornado brewing up. at least 24 attorneys reported. >> the roof blen of the house. phil: these two tornadoes memorialed into one massive swifter. sending this tractor trailer sending it careening on the side in mississippi. >> mon monster tornado. this tornado was ef3 and may have track mord in this 100-mile is a cross tro two states. >> it was like northern. phil: first responder you shall aring to help the injured on the way home from last minute christmas shopping. there is a lighting in the ditch. she kept asking about her child. that chile, just seven years old, did not survive. >> i can't maiming gin what that mom is going to feel when she is told her child din make. i. phil: so many losing so much, so close to cripple christmas, but gwendolyn jones feels blessed. >> whether i have presenters mo, that is noting if to

and phil. j.c.: the first test for the t, the shiny new equipment are supposed to keep train's running. jorge quiroga is live in boston and jorge, some riders are not jorge: certainly not nearly as upbeat as transportation officials are saying they are ready for anything this winter will bring. skeptical riders say actions speak louder than words. at south station, anxious passengers tracking the first winter storm. >> they promise to have it, they say they have it all set. i don't have the confidence. jorge: skeptics here by the trainload after last winter's total breakdown. >> it was a nightmare last year. jorge: transportation officials trying to instill some confidence. to prepare for the winter. i anticipate that work will be put to good use starting tonight. jorge: new anti-icing machines will be making passes before the first snowflake it falls dousing third rails on the red, blue, and orange labors to keep trains running. new this winter, out of a single location to monitor locations an

phil: new video of a violent jail cell encounter. the reason it' s being released years later and the response from the suspect' s family tonight. jc: caught on camera, a severed pig head thrown at a mosque. the focus of the fbi investigation right now. phil: a new hampshire father facing charges tonight. the dangerous move he made involving his child that ended with his arrest. jc: they are a new form of potentially life saving mammograms one major insurance carrier isn' t covering them. why one doctor calls it a big phil: breaking news from houston texas we want to show you right now. this is a large fire burning at an apartment complex in houston, texas. you can see at least four sections of the apartment complex in full cult in flames right now. roads in that area have been shut down. people are being told to stay away from the scene. right now we do not have any reports of injuries, but this is a massive apartment complex and you can see firefighters fighting it from the groundbreaking they have letters j.c.: the terrifying cras

phil: breaking news. antoinette: the man accused of leaving a suspicious suitcase near a homeland security vehicle is under arrest. phil: charged with planting a hoax device. >> more on that in a minute. but we begin with breaking new about an all-too real threat. investigating the san bernardino attack as an act of terrorism. and look at this. a crush of photographers and reporters inside the suspects' home after their landlord invited them in. newscenter 5' s mary saladna is live with more, including where the female suspect pledged her allegiance to isis. >> the fbi says she went on facebook to pledge allegiance to isis. we are learning our first details of her tonight. we have a photo just obtained by abc news. even her husband says her family rarely saw her face because she covered it with a parka. >> no proof yet that isis directed wednesday' s attack, but it was isis inspired. >> we are now investigating these horrific acts as an act of terrorism. >> investigators now say the wife of syed farook, t