randy: and i'm randy price. danielle vollmar in for cindy danielle: i'm bringing you some warm weather. emily: we welcome you and the warm weather. danielle: yesterday we were 59 degrees in bostonment it's december, right? hard to believe. it's warm out there although morning some areas are waking up to some fog and some locally dense fog. especially up through keene. my concern in keene is because temperatures there are below the freezing mark in the 20's that freezing fog. that could lead to some black ice on the roads so please be careful up through southwest new hampshire. 38 degrees though in worcester right now. 39 boston. and 40's and even 50 degrees on nantucket. as we go through the next 12 hours on the cape and the islands, temperatures should warm up into the low to mean mid 50's for highs today. it is going to be a warm day across all of the area. you notice the winds will be shifting from the west. this should actually be to the north and west later today. as a dry cold front comes down from canada.

emily: -- randy: good morning, thank you for joining us. i' m randy price. emily: and i' m emily riemer along with cindy and olessa. nice to have you back. you continue to bring mild air with you. it felt a little chilly over the weekend. cindy: it was still above average high this time of year is 39 degrees. s. cold pockets and place like taunton, new bedford. boston. a chilly start. clouds should make 7:00. high clouds to our east. milder temperatures ahead of the rain that does not get in here until tomorrow. a dry day, filtered sunshine this morning, clouds by lunchtime and around 50 degrees. see gusts to 45 miles an hour. about 5:00. 50' s today. winds going to be noticeable. a two hands on the wheel afternoon. olessa: a look at the zakim and leverett connector, problem free in both connections. accident free and overnight construction is gone into boston. wide open 5, 24 and 3. looking good 93 southbound out of new hampshire to the leverett connector. trains and buses on schedule. emily: thank you. emily: we' re following breaking news right now on the

randy: bills and coin. salvation army volunteers found a diamond ring at a wedding band and a kettle. in the bucket says no accident. >> it was done in such a way that it was apparent that it was us to have the ring. randy: the diamond ring has been appraised for $3500. it' s going to be auctioned off this saturday during the salvation army telethon. emily: nice gift. a rare toy selling for thousands a toy. randy: it is a big purchase. where that money is going ahead in eye poppers. an knife wielding robber threatening a store clerk for clash -- for cash. as the clerk talks about the confrontation. julie: a jury will soon decide the fate of philip chisholm. discover unexpected treasures, for the people who leastpexpect it. rfind thoughtful gifts at amazing prices everyday emily: 6:24. s this morning. the freezing mark uniformly thanks to a boeing could of clouds. i do anticipate some breaks of it seasonal day running into the 40' s but look at the temperatures climbing up into the 50' s tomorrow. a murky st

randy: and i'm randy price. cindy: it is quite a bit colder as you're stepping out the door yesterday morning. by 10-20 degrees in some cases. we were up around 50 yesterday morning and we settle back into the 30's. worcester is above the freezing mark. northern worcester county some 20's showing up. the winds have settled down. just enough wind to give you a little bit of a wind chill. it feels like it is 27 now in worcester. make sure you're bundled up as you head outside this morning. skies are clear. high pressure is nosing in and this is going to dom notice our weather all weekend long. a lot of showing through the weekend. the sun is up at 6: 5. looking for highs today in the mid and upper 40's at the coast. lower 40's over the interior today. good looking friday weather-wise. getz even lets get you out to trodse. olessa: so far so good. a live look at the pike. eastbound moving into the distance, traffic getting by without any problems. as you travel into town, construction just about cleared at the zakim

randy: great job. randy: students in weymouth. they were all over school signing to mariah carey's all i on a mission to make sure message this year. antoinette: is that not the song of the season? randy: a world war ii vet getting a christmas he'll never forget. antoinette: 100 guns seized. police say the man who owns them made some troubling concerns. danielle: a live look outside over the zakim bridge. a little bit of fog and rain. we are warming up today, folks. randy: now details overnight as deadly storms sweep the south. f the new video and the frantic rescues. gets the green light to reopen. why some chipotle customers say they're not sold. runaway t driver, runaway train. a t driver fired over this runaway train. new this morning, the new claims that this could happen again. randy: and a wedding dress lost in a tornado. the amazing discovery months later that led to a remarkable reunion. on the eye. randy: it is 5: 30 on this christmas eve. we're looking at the massachusetts turnpike in boston. nice and light. easygoing f

randy? randy: thank you. the man who loaned a gun to the boston marathon bombers will be sentenced this week. stephen silva pled guilty to drug and gun charges. during the marathon attack trial, he told the court he gave the gun to dzhokhar tsarnaev two months before the bombings. prosecutors say the gun was later used to murder mit police officer sean collier days after the attack. emily: unmixed morning for asian stocks this morning. chinese stocks were higher but markets in japan fell following wall street' s decline friday. right now, u.s. stock futures points friday to close at 17,128. u.s. gas prices are at their lowest in more than six years. a gallon of regular gas dropped 4 cents to $2.06 nationwide in the past two weeks. u.s. crude prices have sunk 17% for december. analysts say prices have dropped because supplies are strong, but demand has not been big. the new year is just around the corner. experts say there are some things you may not want to buy in 2016. think twice about picking up a selfie s

randy: i' m randy price. cindy: the winds have settled down, but the temperatures have come down a little bit. we are about 10-20 degrees cooler. it was around 50 yesterday morning. 33, worcester. fitchburg, just below freezing. south of boston, upper 20' s. we are running in the mid-to-upper 30' s on cape cod. the temperatures will respond to the sunshine today. light winds, mostly sunny skies. worcester county, a little bit cooler. the hilly terrain, the coolest today. mid and upper 40' s today on cape cod. the weekend looks great. let' s get you up to the roads. how are we doing, olessa? olessa: the volume is picking up. let' s check out the rest of your ride. 24 is heavy out of boston. 20 minutes from braintree into boston. 93 south, some volume into wilmington. trains and buses still on schedule. emily: thank you. four people missing after a fire tears through a house in lynn. a lot of challenges for crews randy: antoinette antonio is at the scene. antoinette: a lot of challenges indeed. firefighters bei

randy: u.s. marshals are tying a stash of cash found in dartmouth who is doing time for embezzlement. john george attempted to hide $1 million in cash and the bills were found tied in small on those and stuffed into oversight safety deposit boxes. the 69-year-old is currently serving a six-year prison' s sentence and he was ordered to pay nearly $700,000 in restitution but claimed under oath that he had less than $190,000 in assets. the death of a teenage prisoners under investigation. the 18-year-old found hanging in his cell at the essex county facility last night. after he was awaiting trial in armed robbery and other charges. state prison system is facing a lawsuit over holiday cards. prison officials banned cards and drawings after finding restriction drugs smuggled underneath stamps or stickers. they were smeared between layers of crayon drawings. the aclu is suing on behalf of son sent him a thanks giving card. >> security is tantamount for us and trying to keep contraband out of the priso

randy? randy: 6:07. right now, we are hearing a s close call in the skies over boston. >> 100 feet below us, it was off the right wing. randy: that air canada fight buzzed dangerously close to the jet as it approached logan airport on christmas day. s no way to talk to drone allowing them to creep higher in dave hyde: as they get more advanced, they have the ability to fly higher. that is when you start running into a lot bigger issues. randy: drones are restricted from flying above 400 feet and within five miles of airports. this one was 800 feet up and just two miles out. the incident is under investigation by the faa. the so-called affluenza teenager and his mom are expected to and now we' re learning it was a pizza order that led police to ethan couch at a resort in mexico. he and his mother were arrested there monday after couch violated probation for killing 4 people in a drunk driving crash. couch avoided jail time when the defense argued he was coddled into irresponsibility by his affluent parent

randy? randy: is the t ready for whatever this winter will bring? that will be the subject of a meeting this morning in boston. governor baker will be there and the focus will be on the winter's mbta meltdown. the t has taken new steps to avoid the disaster including new snow removal equipment and enhanced winter notification efforts. new this morning, a new review shows many of you are paying more for home insurance and it is unwarranted. this investigation by the state attorney general's office shows that mapfire u.s.a. and safety insurance hiked rates with a heavy emphasis on last winter. however, the a.g. review shows mapfire should have lowered rates this year and safety's increase should have been no higher than 3%. the globe reports the average increase is about $100. emily: commitment 2016, republican presidential candidate donald trump hits the campaign trail in new hampshire and not doing anything to put an end to the controversy surrounding him this time. about a thousand people a

randy? randy: i'm just enjoying the video. good enough for me. economic headlines this friday, 2015 has been a boom for real and the credit may go to empty nesters. analysts say presales of condo buildings are soaring as more and more people move from big suburban homes into smaller spaces. there are nearly 6,000 new unites within route 128 and more than 4,000 in boston alone. the push for $15 an hour minimum wage is gaining steam around the country. the minimum pay for hourly workers on january 1, including massachusetts and at least five states and 9 cities are set to consider going to $15 an hour as early as next year. in many cases, the increase will be spread out to give businesses time to adjust. a dubious christmas present for thousands of gulf coast businesses. last night, bp sent out a huge batch of fraud notices warning businesses their claims after the gulf coast oil spill are under investigation. the notices warn that businesses can avoid potential prosecution if they withdraw their claims before the investigation is complete. this ti

randy: i'm randy price with cindy fitzgibbon slick in spots this morning. cindy: it is . anything that was not treated, temperatures in the 20's pretty much all night long. icy and slippery this morning. watch your step out the door this morning. radar appears to be dry but you may encounter a patch or two of mist or drizzle. just a heads up, use a little morning. it is cold out there. readings in the lower 20's in beverley. the cape around 40 degrees. you can see all sort s of cloud cover out there this morning. these are going to stick around all day long although it will be a mainly dry day. another round of rain during the overnight hours. part. sun is up at 7:13. there will be a lot of clouds. temperatures don't really reach the freezing mark until 9:00 or 10:00 this morning. low to mid 30's north and west of boston. pretty quiet day jozef all. some melting happening this afternoon. this morning, watch out out there. a little icy on the roads. olessa: we can see a little bit of that shimmer across the zakim bridge. you really want to be careful out there , especially

randy: changes at airport security. the privacy option passengers are losing, on the eye for this friday morning. >> you are watching wcvb boston' s news leader. good morning mrs. newscenter 5 eyeopener -- this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. antoinette: also on this pumping gas at this station is a real character. the suit getting him attention and giving customers some s ahead this half hour. one hand, do you want to build a snowman? good morning and merry m antoinette emily is off. m randy price. danielle is in for cindy this morning. danielle: we have something rare going on, a full moon, basically happening when wintertime is happening, this only happened in 1977 on christmas day and it won' t happen again until 2034. i want you to pay attention to that. this won' t happen for a long time. you can actually see, although there is a lot of fog around the area, because we have a dense fog advisory in place until 9:00 for the area you see in gray including metrowest to the south shore to the cape and the islands as well. be

randy loves it. randy: have i yard work to do. cindy: perfect for that or whatever you have got going on. yesterday, as we talked about, we had some really strong winds develop in the afternoon. the south coast, fair haven, gusts to 44. blue hill gusting as well. the winds picked up yesterday and brought in cooler air. so it is cooler today, but with less wind, it is actually going to feel pretty nice this afternoon. the weekend and yes, we are warming it up once again into the 50's as we go through the weekend. starting off this morning with wind chills in the mid 20's in wester county. make sure you have dressed for december throughout this morning. the winds are not terribly strong. at or below 10 miles an hour. it feels a little bit colder. we are just above freezing in worcester at 34. mid 30's in the cape. boston now is 39. you can see over the next 12 hours, we're going to keep those temperatures in the 30's until 7:00 or 8:00 this morning. then when jump into the 40's with a lot of sunshine in the forecast throughout the d

i' m randy price. erika: i' m erika tarantal with cindy and jeff larson. days, improvements coming today. a looming start, but a return of sunshine this afternoon. notice the fog of that is afternoon. and while and a half -- still very close to freezing. places like bedford, lawrence, phippsburg, on their the -- near the freezing mark. st eadier showers in the south. lower 40' s from marshfield in all the way down to the cape. the rain is moving out pretty quickly. by 8:00, the showers are done. a of clouds and still fog, but as the wind shift to the west, there were be brightening skies as the storm is out and we drive. -- dry things are pretty quickly. 45 degrees in boston. it turns into a decent day once we get through these morning hours. icy north of the city. jeff: busy. 93 southbound under the ball go there -- bunker hill bridge. a lot of people are on vacation. we have a situation with a crash on 495 southbound near route 25 and hey bill. none of them causing any big delays. southeast expresswa

randy: thank you. right now chipotle is getting ready for a big move, trying to reopen a restaurant that made more than 100 people sick. emily: the eyeopener' s antoinette antonio is live in boston with the steps being taken this morning. antoinette: an inspection is happening today. if everything comes back clean, chipotle could reopen by the end workers have been cleaning from top to bottom after a norovirus outbreak. most of them, boston college students, after eating at the location. the mother of one of those victims is now suing chipotle. health officials said an employee was sick at the restaurant and that may have caused the outbreak of norovirus. chipotle issued a statement last night saying, " we have been working to be sure the restaurant is safe to open." representative say the entire place has been disinfected. a second test of the nora virus has come back negative. we will keep you posted with what happens with today' s inspection. randy: thank you. attorney general is issuing a warning t

randy. randy: kevin, thank you. hit-and-run driver. natural gas meter. police are searching for that driver right now. the whole incident could have been a big a witness says he was walking er disaster. his dog just after 1:00 on saturday morning when he saw a pick-up truck speeding down richardson avenue. eric martin says the driver didn't even slow down before the stop sign before he crashed into the faith alliance church. >> when he went across the street and hit the curb, there were sparks everywhere. he went airborne about three feet in the air and then landed. went down the hill. and then hit the church. randy: the truck barely missed the church's electrical transformer. pastor jeff white counting his blessings the damage was not more severe. police are looking for the right now. anyone with any information is emily: economic headlines this monday morning. asian ended higher today boosted by the positive outlook for the latest u.s. jobs report. u.s. stock futures are higher after a strong day on friday. the s&p 500 had its biggest gain since septem

randy: at&t will stop offering purchases. starting january 8, customer seeking any new phone, not just smartphones, will have to pay full price. it was the last major carrier to offer those two-year contract deals. erika: in asia overnight, so markets closed for the new year' s holiday. wall street will watch for that weekly unemployment snapshot on this last trading day of the short financial week. u.s. sot tock futures are up. randy: a 10 year old is being hailed a hero after coming to the rescue of his older brother. he was quick to fill them out of their home. he heard the chirp of the c.o. detective. he a just taken a program on fire safety. his brother and get out of the house. >> it can hurt you. and it' s good to get out when it is in the house. >> it or not for him, i would' ve been more injured. randy: since the safe program' s inception in 1995, fire deaths among children have dropped by 72%. now a look at some of the top trending stories. erika: apple is getting hit with a class-action lawsuit. apple insider repor

randy? randy: thank you, danielle. governor baker helping to light the menorah at the state house on the second night of hannukah. the holiday lasts eight days because, according to tradition, when the jews re-dedicated the jewish temple in jerusalem, one vial of oil, enough for one day, burned for eight. emily: it is 5:25 this morning. olessa is back with eyepoppers. olessa: what will the folks over in dubai think of next? an under-water tennis court, of course. the idea comes from a polish architect who wants to construct the complex under the persian gulf. these are artist renderings of the complex which is estimated to cost up to $2.5 billion. however, at this point there are no investors for the project. i would think that the fish would be distracting for the tennis players. emily: we'll see. olessa: the yale glee club spreads some holiday cheer on a metro-north train. when the conductor found out the group was on the train, he insisted for an impromptu performance. and he conducted them in "carol of the bells."

randy? randy: presidential rival hillary trump's comments on muslims. at an event in new hampshire last night, she said the republican traffics in quote prejudice and paranoia, adding this, >> this is both a shameless and a dangerous idea. randy: house speaker paul ryan also took a stand, saying trump's proposal goes against both the republican party's values, and the country's. it's not clear how trump's comments will impact voters. he will be in new hampshire tomorrow. a poll taken before he announced his proposal shows his lead growing in new hampshire. he has 32% of the vote in the survey from our sister station wmur. marco rubio is next with 14%. and chris christie is in third emily: 5 investigates is uncovering new information in a 40-year-old murder mystery. police may have the name of the victim, who evidence connects to boston. baltimore, maryland police tell us it came from a tip. they also say the girl and her family may have moved to forbes street in jamaica plain from puerto rico when she was 5 or 6. she may have attended catholic school on

randy, emily? homeowners, as police try and track down holiday thieves. a very specific type of emily: the eyeopener's todd kazakiewich is live in todd? todd: good morning. thieves are after the newly popular laser lights. this home behind me in dor chest since they're sold out in many stores, crooks are helping themselves. the lights shine through a projector, making holiday decorating easier, and less time consuming than hanging lights. er was targeted. quintino centeio caught a grinch on surveillance in dorchester, stealing his pricy laser display. another was captured in lynn, unplugging the lights, and walking away. >> unfortunately you have people out there that, you know, they don't have no spirit of christmas. they want to take but they don't want to give. randy: todd:police are warning homeowners to keep their projectors in a safe place. as for centeio, he says he'll pay the thief cash, no questions returned. outraged this morning, after christmas trees. those families are homeless, this h

randy. randy: breaking overnight. a new bedford marine has been found guilty of killing a transgender woman in the philippines. pemberton was sentenced to 12 to years in prison. emily: right now new bedford police are reviewing this surveillance video as they search for clues in the murder of a cab driver. donald depina was shot on saturday night. sources tell us robbery could be the motive. randy: the defense gets the case today in the philip chism murder trial. they'll argue the former danvers high school student was insane when teacher colleen ritzer was killed. emily: this woman is the second person arrested in connection to the weapons theft at the worcester armory. police say other cell phone photos show ashley bigsby's hand on one of the stolen guns. randy: right now. lawyers for the marathon bomber are headed back to court in boston. emily: they want a new trial based on a supreme court ruling that they say puts some of his convictions in jeopardy. the eye's todd kazakiewich is live at federal court. todd? tod

randy: did a great job with the story. i had a news to go, kobe bryant celebrating a win and saying goodbye. v cordes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvers. they like making things better. r people don't have access to healthcare v because they just can't afford it. bernie sanders understands how pharmaceutical companies and major medical companies are ripping us off. bernie tells the truth, and he's been consistent. he understands that the system is rigged, who can bring real change. i'm bernie sanders, jeff: good morning and welcome to the eye-opener. it is a light commute this morning. some big vacation days. southeast expressway moving well. the weather will affect us this morning. cindy: that road wet behind you. we had some rain overnight. the last beginning to exit around cape cod. temperature freezing north and west. a little icy and spots this morning. some sun returns this afternoon. we jump up to 45 degrees on this last day of the year. quiet start for turning colder this weekend. erika: thanks os mcu-

randy? randy: thank you. two cleveland police officers involved in the shooting death of this boy will face a review. the mayor says it'll happen regardless of a grand jury's decision not to press charges in the shooting of tamir rice. he also says the city council will seek negligent homicide charges under city law. 12-year-old rice was shot last year while holding a pellet gun. >> i want it to be safe for me and my kids. i wanted a better life. about her pain and heartbreak after escaping a fire that killed her 4-year-old son. in hours investigators will be back on the scene trying to figure out what sparked the fire. melody nardolillo talking to newscenter 5 yesterday from her hospital bed. it was on december 19 that flames swept through the family's home. nardolillo says she tried to get to her son, caleb, but the flames and smoke were too much. his teacher brought a gift he made to the hospital a heartbreaking reminder of the young life tragically taken. >> where is the pain? >> my neck, my break, my hea

randy: good morning. it' s monday, december 21. i' m randy price. emily: i' m emily riemer. following breaking news right now on the eyeopener. a deadly crash under investigation in las vegas. the horrific scene along the busy strip. randy: a new hampshire school system shut down. the threat now under investigation by the fbi. emily: a westport family mourning the loss of a little boy. the fire that claimed his life. and the echoes of a decades-old tragedy. >> miss universe 2015, ms. philippines. randy: there is good reason she' s so surprised. a winner is crowned at the miss universe pageant. but that' s not just shock on her s gone viral. emily: we will share it with you in just a bit. cindy back this morning and cold temperatures. cindy: a little chill in the air. starting out below the freezing mark right now through a good portion of worcester county. jump into baltimore in the mid 30' s, and some 40' s showing up. we do have some high, thin clouds starting to move in. the flow of air around the system is actually from the southwest. these milder temperatures through th

randy: thank you. new tools and a new plan to keep riders up to date. an emergency snow desk will be staffed around-the-clock during storms. they will also get giant snowmelt or is and deicers. the transit agency says it is far better prepared for winter weather this year. emily: 5:25. time for i popper' morning. erika: the white house is ready for the holidays, the first lady giving a special tour. there is an 18.5 foot christmas tree dedicated to the families, and a nearly 500 pound gingerbread white house covered in dark chocolate. and 50 snakes snowwomen and men territories. some walmart shoppers have a you can see a bunch of birds eating at that packaged meat. a customer took the video earlier this week. walmart says it threw away the meat. they gotta eat. [laughter] randy: thank you. a cake in michigan had "happy is bringing a much bigger the story went viral. news -- developments in san bernardino, california. take a look at the heart of the huge police response to the dead and many more injured

randy: i'm randy price. stories we're following on the eyeopener right now. getting back on track after an outbreak in boston. the steps chipotle is taking today to reopen. emily: christmas decorations swiped from a family's home. the specific item thieves are after. and the warning from police. randy: war of words between donald trump and hillary clinton. the comments from which neither is back down. with cindy. cindy: visibility may run under a quarter of a mile at times this morning. there is a dense fog advisory. look at the temperatures. 40's to the lower 50's once again it is another mild start and it is going to be a dry start. the fog may burn off and the clouds may thin. to the south, you can see there is rain. this is coming in with a warm frontal boundary that is going to push really warm temperatures in our direction overnight into christmas eve. today temperatures mostly in the lower 50's. we sfepped morning, in the 40's here in boston. lower 50's on average for high temperatures today but the temperatures do jump up tonight and that rain is goin

randy: and i'm randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. looked like a little musical there. cindy: absolutely. we have got a very changeable day coming up weatherwise. so kids at the bus stop this morning are going to want a heavy jacket for this morning. getting off the bus this afternoon there will likely be rain as temperatures come up into the 40's. again a changeable day weatherwise but it is so cold out there this morning. frosty as well. you may need some time to kind of get some of that frost off the windshield. lower 20's up on the north shore. beverly back to lawrence. 29 worcester. 26 plymouth down to the cape. boston right now sitting at 34 degrees. you can see the skies are still mainly clear. but clouds are going to advance on in quickly this morning. look at this as you work towards southwestern connecticut back toward new york city. there is some rain and this is moving in our direction. the concern is as it comes in part of the state, it may be just cold enough at the onset for some spotty light areas of freezing rain until we can inch those temperatures up

randy: thank you. 4:35. police are investigating an anonymous threat against a middle school in cambridge. schools will be open today, however there will be a number of precautions taken. police will have increased city. >> it brought back everything. in the fbi. emily: the same unfolding in for those who lived through the marathon bombings. two years later, residents say the scene was chillingly familiar, officer swarming a neighborhood and searching for killers. police. just feet from the home. >> it just makes me very sad. i still have haunting memories of that night. still a lot of things i don' t do that i used to do, and i think it will be there forever. emily: the motive in boston -- homegrown terrorism, and we are still waiting to learn what triggered the virus in san bernardino. -- the violence in san bernardino. randy: oscar pistorius has been convicted of murder. the south african court overturned the conviction, saying there was a fundamental error in the previous judgment. the judge claimed he n

randy: we'll see how the singers do with his direction. and i'm randy price. danielle in for cindy this morning. danielle: it's a wet start for some but a lot of us waking up to pretty mild temperatures. we're not going to warm up all that much through the day. what you see really is what you get on the maps especially points south and east where you're already in the 40's. that's where you're going to hold through the day. notice though in the 20's through the merrimack valley so if you're starting out your morning there, you definitely want to grab a. in the 30's in worcester. 38 in boston. now as we go through the next 12 hours, say, down along the south notice showers will be with us through about lunchtime. and then it should be winding down. i notice we're real he'll only going to warm into the upper 40's as we go through your day. the other big story with this is winds are gusting upwards of 20 miles an hour near the coastline. associated with this area of low pressure, here comes the showers making their way on the islands right now but heavier downpou

randy? randy: thank you. a wareham man is charged with driving drunk during this violent crash. 36-year-old mark giberson is accused of hitting a parked car, and then a man standing in a parking lot off onset ave. the victim at a boston hospital with serious injuries. giberson was arrested at the scene. wareham police tell us that he was driving with a suspended license. more charges are pending. emily: a man is suing a local catholic school claiming he was denied employment because he' s gay. matt barrett was hired to run food services at fontbonne academy in milton. but when he filled out his paper work, that job offer was rescinded. i said, that is what he is. they said,, oh, n o. we cannot hire you. >> employers are allowed to restrict employment. emily: but barrett' s attorney countered that' s only true if serves people of the same religion. right now the fbi is investigating inside this norwood home. yesterday, agents executed a search warrant at the washington street property. the agency did not elabo

randy: following breaking news california. police have named the two suspects in the shooting deaths of 14 people. 28-year-old syed farook and 27-year-old tashfeen malik were shot and killed by police after a chase last night. relatives say the two were married and had a 6-month old daughter. police say farook, a county employee, had left an office holiday party angry, before returning with malik, and opening fire. the new york daily news, taking a provocative stand against gun violence. the headline reads quote " god isn' t fixing this." the paper chastises politicians for failing to act, adding tweets from several gop hopefuls offering prayers for the victims and families. right now the cover, is the most retweeted post from a news organization this year. right now, a teen accused of football player is being held without bail. 19-year-old osmin murcia faces several charges including assault with intent to murder. police say he stabbed marvens fedna in the back and hand following a party after everett' s upset victory against

randy: 4: 30. good morning to you. thursday, december 24. i'm randy price. antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio. emily is off this morning. stories we're following right now, deadly storms tearing through the south. the damage reports in overnight. randy: a troubled chipotle restaurant in boston set to reopen. the changes for the location at the center of a norovirus outbreak. antoinette: new revelations at the mbta after one operator is fired. the history of tampering with trains. randy: all those stories ahead, but first with it still raining in spots, this has been the scene in some areas and flooding antoinette: heavy rains move through the region, danielle, this is not going to be the case as the day continues. danielle: you can see the heavy downpours we saw early this morning pushing offshore. scattered showers south of boston to plymouth to the cape area and provincetown. we have a couple more showers here near southern new hampshire and nashua and worcester county. is slowly working its way through our area this morning. that is also going to bring in

randy: good morning. 4:30. tuesday, the first of december. i'm randy price. emily: i can't believe it. i'm emily riemer. stories we're following on the eyeopener right now. new surveillance video captured moments before a murder in new bedford. the images you'll see only on 5 as police piece together the clues. randy: lawyers for the marathon bomber head back to court today. the push they're making as their client faces death. emily: a second arrest in the worcester armory theft. how police linked the suspect to the stolen guns. randy: an update on rob gronkowski's injury. why the hit wasn't worse. and when we can expect the tight end to return. emily: we'll get to all of that. first though cindy here with your forecast. another cold morning. cindy: cold and dry now but it then there will be some rain coming in. you do not want to leave your house today without an umbrella. that being said look at the temperatures. we're above freezing in boston but that's about it. elsewhere we are running in the 20's to around 30 degrees. so cold air is in place with still

randy: i'm randy price. stories we're following right now on the eyeopener. two kidnapped children have been found safe. how police tracked them down and the charges their mother is facing this morning. >> a crane falls in a dangerous accident while someone is inside. emily: we want to check in with cindy, the first official day of winter and it is 53 degrees. cindy: it doesn't feel like winter outside this morning. continue with us here through christmas day. 51 in boston this morning. on the north shore, beverley in the lower 50's. mid 50's out at the cape. upper 40's in worcester. a lot of cloud cover around. not a lot is happening just yet. there is moisture gathering to our south. the showers down to the south and west are going to be working in as the morning rolls on. by lunchtime, we're talking about widespread rain that will be off and on persisting through the afternoon. starting to move out for the evening commute. have an umbrella with you. showers developing by 8:00 this morning. let's get you out to the roads this morning. they are dry for now n

randy? randy: right now the woman charged with running down a crowd of people outside a las vegas casino is behind bars and on suicide watch. facing murder charges. one person was killed and dozens more were injured in the crash. police say holloway was homeless, out of money and sleeping in her car with her 3-year-old daughter. it's unclear why she allegedly drove into the crowd. but police say surveillance footage shows she did it on purpose. emily: new trouble right now for chipotle. the centers for disease control say they are looking into 5 more cases of food-borne illness linked to the mexican food chain. the cdc says the recent cases appear to have been caused by a different bacteria, than the e-coli outbreak. those cases are also unrelated to the norovirus outbreak at a chipotle in boston. new cases have popped up in oklahoma, kansas, and north dakota. economic headlines this tuesday, asian stocks mostly flat overnight as investors wait for more signs of potential economic growth in

randy: i am randy price. the solstice was overnight. you step outside thinking wow, what is happening? we have got showers. grab the wet weather gear. the rain is heaviest west of towards the cape. raingear required at the bus stop this money. temperatures near 60 -- mid s 49 in boston. 53 hyannis. very mild start. average high' s this time of years should only be in the upper 30' s. you can see how that rain is starting to pivot in. a couple of bands are showers working in. this is a leading edge of this whole area of showers. in this throughout the day. showers through the morning hours. become more widespread rain by lunchtime. there could be a few downpours embedded during the afternoon. by the evening commute, we are shifting that rain offshore. as we head towards this evening. look at the temperatures. near 50 this morning. we jump into the mid-50' s this afternoon with that southerly wind, despite the rain. a very warm day. if you have plans in the next couple of days, expect a lot of rain coming in. olessa: we are watching a cou

randy: i'm randy price. at 4:30, rob gronkowski talking about his injury. the rare and candid video. emily: jurors are heading out of the courtroom in the trial of phillip chisholm. randy: the father of bella bond is behind bars. the charges he's facing in court today. emily: all those stories but first cindy with the forecast. foggy and rain in spots. cindy: it is a damp day overall but look at the temperatures, starting out in the upper 30's and 50 degrees on the cape right now. definitely a milder start and wherever we see the white is where we have fog and is reducing the visibility. in beverly about an eighth of a mile and patchy visibility. otherwise the radar is quiet. what i'm watching is an area to our south and going through the morning hours this will work on in and we'll see the rain fill in and a few showers breaking out by 8:00 in the morning and by lunchtime we have a widespread area of steady but light rain and will be raining around lunchtime and we'll continue with off and on showers through the commute. it's a wet day overall, should see

randy: it's now 4:30. good morning. i'm randy price. emily: i'm emily riemer. stories we're following on the eyeopener right now. breaking overnight, an air france flight diverted on its way to paris. the threat that forced the plane to make an emergency landing. randy: donald trump calling for the u.s.a. to close its borders to muslim immigrants. emily: a boston chipotle shut down. dozens of b.c. students sick after eating at this chipotle. randy: danielle is in for cindy this morning. good morning, danielle. danielle: good morning. we're waking up to temperatures in the 30's and 40's across the area. you can see right now 45 degrees in plymouth. so warmer down to the south and east as a batch of showers are going to move on through later this morning. with the winds though, it feels more like the 20's and 30's. you're going to feel that wind today. it is out of the north-northeast at about 10-14 miles an hour now sustained. in plymouth. it's all due to this area of low pressure that is getting closer to us and starting to spread showers into parts of the area

randy: i'm randy price. breaking news on the eyeopener right now, a shooting overnight in boston's south end. the investigation and the injuries this morning. emily: a plea for help as two robbers force their way into a quincy home. the accusations of violence and the arrest this morning. randy: donald trump sparking a firestorm with his comments about muslims. the backlash from both sides. and the disturbing trend the comments may be fueling. emily: we'll get to those stories but first we want to check in with cindy and cindy: we're starting off in the 30's. winds are calm. around the freezing mark in most areas. we are close to freezing in worcester. 34 degrees. there could be a few icy spots on the roads. we have high pressure to our south and this is going to try to eat away at the cloud cover a little bit. so a lot of clouds this morning. some breaks of sunshine developing by noontime. we're up around 44 degrees and during the afternoon especially we'll see a few breaks of sunshine. today is temperature

randy? randy: erika, thank you. a new poll shows for the first time a majority of americans support sending in ground troops to fight isis. the cnn survey shows 53% support that move. americans think u.s. military action is going badly right now. that's actually an improvement since october. meanwhile, members of the massachusetts delegation are reiterating their calls for broader gun control legislation. >> we absolutely need to be focused on making sure that people such as those on the terror watch list don't have easy access to weapons. >> i can't imagine anyone who wants to defend the ability of the people on the terror watch list to buy guns. the gun debate may be complicated, there are things that can be done right now to keep americans safer. emily: right now police are getting ready to make a new move as they try to unravel a murder mystery. the eyeopener's sera congi is live in andover with the killings that have plagued the town for years. sera: it's been four years since the andover couple was murdered an

"everybody in the industry knows randy hinkel. has a randy hinkel story and there's not very many coaches like that. with blitz and blitz extra since 2000 and 2005 randy hinkel is one of the godfathers of that and i gotta keep saying and knowing that he's going to give me a hard time i'm not going to be able to do that anymore." jon/sx3s stephanie/sx3s jack/sx3s we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at six. miss a story? don't forget to visit local 5 on the web. we are iowa dot com is your home for the latest in news, weather, and sports. jack/wxhang: now one last check of your weather, with chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad: weather adlib: today is the first official day of winter, which means that tonight will be our longest night of the year. even though it is officially winter, it is really not going to feel much like winter this week. tonight will be cool and dry with decreasing clouds late tonight. we should start out with some sunshine tuesday but then clouds will make for a partly sunny afternoon. wit

>> it was a very short arraignment, randi. the charges are read, and it is in this case, six misdemeanor charges and a misconduct charge, and jason van dyke pleaded not guilty, and the motions are set for january 29th, and month from today. there were a few other topics brought up both by his defense attorney, and also by the family of laquan mcdonald, and first of a all, the possibility of a change of venue, and the attorney for jason van dyke saying that he is not planning to file a change of venue motion at this time. and for laquan mcdaniel's family are asking for cameras to be allowed in the courtroom. generally speaking in illinois we don't see the cameras inside of a courtroom. and now, the two exceptions that we have had are for these two proceed in proceedings that we haveb seen for jason van dyke, only because the media requested access in and and the judge granted it. so at this point, we are trying to figure out if this particular judge, judge ga ashgahn will al cameras in. and after the proceeding, his attorney di

(randy emmons/owner of randy's southside diner) "he's worked for me for 9 years. he's one of the hardest working guys i've ever met."(johnny duckworth/busboy at randy's southside diner) "it's usually momo than what i do ork for but that's ok i like it i love my job."johnny went about collecting dishes, washing them, and checking the house to make sure the diner was spotless.(johnny duckworth/bu sboy at randy's southside diner) "i was coming around here to check around like i always do, i wanted to look in the bathroom. just laying on the floor, dead as a door knob just laying there. so i picked it up and the boss was standing right here."(randy emmons/owner of randy's southside e diner) "he walked up to me and said "boss i found this envelope it feels like it has a lot of money in it."and he handed it to me and walked away.. and i opened the envelope up and there was 30 $100. i couldn't believe it i was shocked.shocked by the amount...but also knowing that money is something johnny desperately needs.(randy emmons/owner of randy's southside diner) "right now he's r

look here and you'll see randy take a spill. university staff and security rushed to his aid, but peterson did end up with a compound fracture in one of his legs. the register reported peterson had a successful late night surgery to repair the break. and peterson, gave us all a one-word update after the incident, "ouch." peterson tweeted again this morning, with an clarification, 'just to be clear, i was not trampled by the crowd, i locked legs with someone, i think. now, the video is unclear if storming the court is directly responsible for peterson's injury, but it started a back and forth on social media basketball - a known anti-court-stormer tweeted "a reporters leg was severely broken in the court storm at iowa state last night. one and for all, let's end this.' reid forgrave, offered the other side, he tweeted, my man randy pete breks his leg, defends court storming - which peterson did today - he's right. now we want to knwo what you think. respond to our poll on twitter, in light of the cy-hawk game should fans storm th

randy, are you surprised at how quickly metro was able to get someone into cuffs? >> no, i'm really not surprised because this is -- this intensive manhunt is -- had an incredible amount of police support, and it's interesting they've got the suspect, who was then they must have gotten information that this vehicle was involved, and somehow got out of the perimeter. so the chances are very -- are great that he either stole this vehicle or that they were able to gather information from some source that gave this vehicle description, and then these unmarked units were able to box him in and take him into custody. you can see, this is a really very interesting tactic that they utilize. by utilizing these unmarked vehicles. they didn't want an uniformed response because they wanted to get him into custody this way. this would be our -- the -- either the fugitive unit or criminal apprehension team. >> would this suggest to you that they had a tail on this guy? >> this would suggest that they suspect was, and then located the vehicle. there may have been cell phone -- th

the life and legacy of madrid's randy hinkel in sports. stephanie: next.... in your local election headquarters, lindsey graham drops out. who experts say is next in line to end their presidential campaign. weareiowa.com " weareiowa.com " jack: tonight, the race for president has an even smaller republican field. jack/lam: in your local election headquraters, south carolina senator lindsey graham has dropped out. unfortunately, his campaign never got any traction. he was consistently stuck on the undercard debates and polled at less than one percent. thirteen gop candidates remain, six weeks ahead of the iowa caucuses. gov. chris christie / (r) presidential candidate "i have great respect and admiration for lindsey graham. we agree on many many issues and he was a real benefit to have in this race, so i'm sorry he's dropped out but that's a personal decision." jack: meanwhile, there's a new war of words between hillary clinton and donald trump after saturday's debate. trump is demanding an apology after isis is showing videos of trump as a recruiting tool. th

best wishes to randy peterson on a speedy recovery." stacey: we asked our kcci.com users if schools should crack down on fans who storm the court. the results of our unscientific kcci now poll? the majority say no, 53% yes to 47% no. steve: new developments tonight in a union county death investigation. the iowa dci and union county sheriff's office today searched two homes in thayer. that's about 10 miles from where a hunter found the body of 37-year-old loretta dillinger in a pond on monday. investigators tell kcci one of the homes is the last known address for dillinger. but they aren't saying anything about a connection to the other home they were searching. stacey: it's guilty on all counts for ngor makuey. the 20-year-old beat to death 97-year-old rupert anderson with . he also beat rupert's wife, home in july 2014. makuey's attorney used the insanity defense during the trial. but witnesses said they saw no signs of mental illness. the judge said the spatula he brought from his home showed premeditation. judge farrell: he wasn't g

jordan: a memorial fund has been set up in randy's name. contributions to the fund may be sent to city state bank in madrid. jordan: on this, christmas eve "eve" most are getting ready for the big holiday, baking cookies, decorating their at channel five. but for the iowa hawkeyes, they have a different itinierary for christmas. alex giaimo has more from iowa city... "(alex giaimo) tomorrow is christmas eve but it's also the day the hawkeyes fly to pasadena for the rose bowl. and although the hawks won't be home for christmas they are grateful to be spending the holiday with their football family. (kirk ferentz) christmas? it's actually like a wednesday of practice for us. ho ho ho...so uh we will celebrate christmas as a team that evening but it's just we do things a little differently i guess but i explained to our guys, first of all, as a coach, it's bad luck to not be coaching over christmas or over the holidays. we tried that a couple years ago it's not much fun. (cj beathard) i love being home whenever i can but when you're in college

stephanie: a memorial fund has been set up in randy's name. the fund may be sent to city state bank in madrid. : stephanie: we have lots more good morning iowa ahead...but first here's abc's kendis gibson and reena ninan.... with tech bytes. a japanese court gave the go-ahead for the restart of two >>> hey there. in today's "techbytes" -- 360-degree video right on apple tv. >> it allows users to fully explore video from several companies, including disney, showtime, and discovery. >>> the obamas and bidens are sharing their favorite holiday music on spotify. >> the top three are o tannenbaum. >> let it snow. by boyz ii men. the website is available in eight languages. it includes games, movies, and other activities. just don't tell your kids santa has skipped over your home. >> we now know how many kids will spend their day. >>> those are your "techbytes." merry christmas. >> merry christmas. when your cold makes you wish... ...you could stay... ...in bed all day... ...you need the power of... new theraflu expressmax. on consumer matters... st