reid: and i' m reid lambery. police say the threat of violence was detailed, and made a specific reference to monday. newscenter 5' s kelley tuthill is live in nashua with breaking information. kelley? reporter: police tell us that threat came in via an e-mail and the superintendent warned and actually taken to hurt students the bomb squad responses des. >> a threat that was received the e-mail that has specific directions towards the two nashua high schools,. with specific threat of violence reporter: as the police and the fbi investigate this. or intended decided to cancel all public schools as a precaution. >> since they can' t rule out it might be a credible threat, we decided to take a cautious course of action and close all of our schools for tomorrow. reporter: some parents rushed to the police station concerned about recent environment attacks and threats that was los angeles and new york school district last week. >> what is the threat? >> there' s a lot of things going on. as a parent i am scared. repor

reid: much more news to come. heather: more on the breaking news we have been following, the third arrests connected to the worcester armory. reid: how donald trump is firing last night' in new hampshire. s local military families today. tt2w`tsi`r4# bt@qr l tt2w`tsi`r4# "a@qb,( tt2w`tsi`r4# bm@qi'$ tt4w`tsi`r4#" dztq $$\ tt4w`tsi`r4#" entq t < tt4w`tsi`r4#" gzt& m'd tt4w`tsi`r4#" hnt& ])( tt4w`tsi`r4#" iztq 7@p tt4w`tsi`r4#" jntq %00 heather: a deadly fire in westport. a four-year-old boy dies in his home. the neighbor who tried to save him. reid: there is rain moving in for the holiday week. i will tell you when we can see record he. we are following breaking news at 6:00. the third arrest in connection with the theft of guns from a worcester armory. what we are learning about the >> from boston' s news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 6: 00. heather: a search for answers and a tragic south coast five. a four year old boy has died. the child was lost despite valiant rescue efforts. good evening. reid: this i

reid: bench by knee pain. a local man is getting a first jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. r it is the struggle that will determine t the fate of the united states in leading a global coalition to take out isis with ttheir aim is our total destruction. p we can't withdraw from this we have but one choice: to defeat it. vo: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. antoinette: tonight the band performing when terrorist attack is back on stage. the eagles of death metal are performing with u2 who was supposed to perform in paris the weekend of the attacks. bono and the edge sat down for an interview on cnn to talk about what it means to be able to go back to paris. >> very determined to get back there as quickly as we can. romance is defiance. and defiant joy is the mark of our band and of rock ' n roll. antoinette: the bands will be playing a second show tomorrow night. reid: a shocking scene in miami beach. pol

reid: and i' m reid lamberty. the president urging americans not to give into fear after the terror attack in california. right now, our kelley tuthill is kelley: president obama said the u.s. will overcome a new phase of the terror threat that seeks to poison the minds of people like the boston marathon bombers and the san bernardino killers. he said america will prevail by being strong and smart, resilient and relentless. in a rare oval office speech, president obama declared the san bernadino shooting a terrorist act. >> they had stockpiled assault weapons, ammunition, and pipe bombs. so this was an act of terrorism designed to kill innocent people. kelley: the president said there was no evidence the shooters were directed by a terror network overseas or part of a broader plot obama did not announce any significant shift in us strategy, instead calling on congress to vote to authoritized continued military actions underway against isis in iraq and syria. >> and i know that after so much war, many americans are

reid: the band will play second show tomorrow night. antoinette: coming up next, antoinette: jimmy carter' s grandson says the former president is cancer free. no cancer was attended in the most recent scan. carter announced he was diagnosed with melanoma that had spread to his brain in august. doctors roof part of his liver and he had radiation treatments. reid: a local church damaged by the impact just missing a natural gas unit. ve been a disaster. instead the attleboro church is cleaning up and moving on. frank holland has the story. frank: a house of worship damaged in a hit-and-run. >> sounded like a big crash. dog after 1:00 saturday morning when he says it did not appear the driver even slow down before the stop sign at the intersection. right in front of the faith alliance church. >> when he hit the curb, it was sparks everywhere. went airborne about three feet. then landed. went down the hill. then hit the church. frank: a special holiday service this sunday despite the damage. church leaders giving us these pictures of the af

reid. he raced upstairs and woke his 15-year-old brother. eye realized we immediated to move to fresh air. reid: the boys called the police department. lech veries so high, firefighters forced to wear mask. >> still have that gut-wrenching feeling in my stomach. reid. they are thankful po the younger son's quick thinking. also acknowledging the safe program he took last year. the program teaches kids about fire safety. since it inception in 1995, fire deaths of children under 18 has dropped by 72%. >> to know what you taught somebody, that makes you feel good. reid: can it kills more than 400 people each year. brandon knew what to do. >> it can hurt you. you need get it out when it in the house. reid. his brother and parents couldn't be happier. >> if it were not for him, i would be even more injured. reid. gron is being nominate for young hero's award. i want to pint out, by the way shall are shown in that story, brand-new, bought today by the father to replace the one in his home. live to

reid: donald trump under attack. the candidates took aim at the gop front runner in a debate you saw on channel 5. tonight, devin dwyer shows us how trump is firing back. reporter: after the democratic debate, the republican front runner fired back. mr. trump: she made it up with a soundbite. reporter: donald trump attacked democratic front runner hillary clinton for this explosive allegation. mrs. clinton: he is becoming best recruiter. they are going to people, showing videos of donald trump insulting islam and muslims in order to recruit. reporter: both the white house and terror experts say there is no hard evidence isis is using videos of trump to recruit. today the clinton campaign clarified that the former secretary of state is not referencing a specific video. trump tweeted "hillary clinton lied." mr. trump: i have been right in more than anyone else has been right. >> the fact checkers have called you out on more. miss and any other candidate. mr. trump: people call me out but they turn out to be wrong, also

reid: the night started with a mea culpa. reid: this discussion over a stolen data breach. hillary clinton: i truly appreciate that, bernie. bernie sanders: secretary clinton is too much into regime change and a little bit too aggressive without knowing what the unintended consequences hillary clinton: with all due respect, senator, you voted for libya. reid: they also sparred over gun control. o' s. -- flip-flopers -- flip-floppers. martin o' malley: they have gone back-and-forth on the issue. bernie sanders: whoa, whoa, whoa. hillary clinton: let' s get honest with this issue. reid: once again joined by democratic political strategist, mary anne marsh. mary anne: you can tell where the candidates stand tonight by what they said. bernie sanders trained his eyes right on hillary clinton to draw a contrast and martin o' malley bernie sanders had his best debate performance. he was almost as good in foreign policy and national security, but he is really god domestic that is his thing. hillary clinton also had a great night. she focuses on foreign policy, national policy, econ

reid: you're naturally global. linkedin, we put 13 countries in the drop down because we had not realized how quickly we would be global. we started adding countries from the very first day, because people would say my country is not in your list. ok, let's fix that. countries.ose a personal geography lesson. there is a whole stack of companies that are global anyway. if small tweaks are small things that will steal away your focus on product, allow you to go global sooner, that can be very useful. globally.as dominant if they said we are just focused on the u.s., they may not have gone to this extraordinary ecosystem they got to. the last one is you think about global matters in terms of critical mass. some companies like uber say, is a huge know it amount of work to go global really fast but that is important to do. there are other companies where you say onno, just domestic right now. it is a different market fit. emily: it is interesting you should mention uber. because uber and airbnb have different strategies

reid lamberty joins us. reid: whether workplace violence or terror attack, the plan is the same. know where you are and where you need to go. a security expert saying keeping yourself safe is your responsibility. routine often commands are habits. in the same way that we run others to make sure we are safe. >> we need to look out for yourself. reid: it is a world where personal responsibility trumps trusting others. >> you can' t stop this kind of thing from happening because you do not know where it is going to come. what you can do is know how you are going to react, know what you are going to do. reid: yesterdays coordinated assault on an office holiday party shows how difficult it is to prevent attacks on so-called soft targets. avery says take the time to familiarize yourself with your office building and nowhere to go if the worst case plays out. >> you need to know where the exits are. you need to know where you' re going to go if there is an emergency. reid: recent attacks, whether workplace or terror related, are also forcing companies to they have changed the playbook f

reid: brady' s life synonymous with cars. he owned a dealership and was inducted into the new england holocene for and take racers -- new england hall of fame for antique racers. >> i' that man. reid between her and her children, 14 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. for linda, there was only one joe. but he is gone. i got my family, thank god. but the guy took him from me. arraigned tomorrow morning on charges related to fighting knights cr -- friday night' s crash. currently held on $30,000 bail. bob: a live look at boston on sunday evening. in. let' s get a quick check on the forecast with danielle vollmar. danielle: good evening, bob. that' s right, temperatures still in the 40' s and 50' s. so it is mild in terms of the middle of december. 50 now on the thinner -- vine yard. even though we had a ton of clouds around and we will keep those clouds in the forecast as we go to the overnight hours into first things tomorrow. winds shifted to the east and south and east tomorrow, which is actually a warming wind. it

reid: the call for help from the teenager hiding upstairs. mary: tonight we know what made dozens who ate at this chipotle sick. ed: what needs to happen to stop the spread. heather: the wild ride and deadly shootout on a busy city street. harvey: milder areas on the way. what it will need that mean. ed: by the you safe. right now a robber who tied up a pregnant woman is on the run. his partner in crime behind bars. heather: tonight we' re hearing the call for help from inside s reid lamberty is live on the scene. reid: that call for help came from the second floor. a terrified teenager jumped right into action has two men barged into her home. re hurting her. for help from a locked second floor bedroom her pregnant mother downstairs tied up by two armed men. the teenagers voice is soft but compose. >> hon, can you hear them or see them? >> i can hear them. reid: moments later police arrive chasing down and arresting kevin murphy who' s now charged with assault and battery , kidnapping, and home invasion. >> i don' t know, i have no idea, i r

newscenter 5' s reid lamberty is live on the scene. reid: that call for help came from the second floor. a terrified teenager jumped barged into her home. re hurting her. reid: the 16 year old pleading for help from a locked second floor bedroom her pregnant armed men. the teenagers voice is soft but compose. >> hon, can you hear them or see >> i can hear them. reid: moments later police arrive chasing down and s now , kidnapping, and home invasion. t know, i have no idea, i really don' reid: homeowner alan eng says he doesn' t know why his house was targeted adding his wife and daughter are fine physically but are shaken. >> they feel very scared, they be quiet, they are shaking. reid: police say the two men entered the house just before 4:00 this afternoon through the basement and upon hearing their footsteps the teenager raced upstairs to the phone her mother six months pregnant couldn' t escape. police say was tied up with tape . both women seen here in the back of the ambulance were taken to the hospital for evaluation. not long a

suv was totaled and driver and reid were arrested at gunpoint. neighbors were stunned. >> people you think are your neighbors and they find out they have a jagged past. >> reporter: that baby was not hurt and is now with his mother. for the suv driver as well as reid they are set tow a peer in court today to face charges of fleeing arrest, battery as well as child endangerment. reid's next stop is back here in philadelphia to face those homicide charges. live from the sat center, i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you. >>> donald trump is standing his ground after saying that the suv should ban muslims from coming in the country. philadelphia mayor michael nutter criticized trump but as don champion reports the republican presidential candidate seemed to show very little concern for his critics. >> reporter: adding fuel to the fire storm donald trump blasted off this tweet overnight, wow, what a day he wrote. so many people foolish people that refuse to acknowledge the tremendous danger and uncertainty of certain peopl

marshals tracked reid to the home where they saw him get in the ford expedition. marshals made their move but suv driver, with reid and a baby u inside tried to flee ramming in the u.s. marshals vehicle and county sheriff office cruiser. the suv was closed ape driver and reid was arrested at gunpoint. >> we found he might be in our orange park area. >> reporter: tips led u.s. marshals to read outside of jacksonville, florida, more than 850 miles away from the mantua section of philadelphia where he is wanted for murder of the 22-year old man later identified as maurice mcdonald. back on the morning of november 10th mcdonald was shot several is times inside the j and r perez convenient store on the 700 block of north 38th street. reid was later identified as a suspect and almost a month later, authorities knew where to find him. that baby found in the suv was in the hurt and is now safe with his mother. meantime reid and that suv driver are staring down charges of fleeing arrest, battery and child endangerment down in florida. the the next step for reid is to come

reid chandler joins us .. reid...you talked to the family today... tens of thousands of hawkeye fans have made the trip to the it's no doubt a special experience for all of them... but for one iowa family it's also "spiritual." reid chandler joins us .. reid...you talked to the family today... and they're doing this in honor of a lost loved one? we first brought you this story nearly a year ago...one young man from lake city, writing daily letters to the love of his life..a girl he planned to propose to before she tragically lost her life in a car accident. now, he and her family are headed to the rose bowl to fulfill one of her dreams. they say a lot can change in just one year. andrew lauver of lake city knows that to be true more than most. "i wish she wouldn't have left so soon, it doesn't make sense, and i ask myself why a lot." - andrew lauver, 'love we first told you lauver's story last february... after losing the love of his life, chelsey henkenius, in a car accident last december. lauver wrote love letters to chelsey every day... "chelsey h

police arrested reid and that driver. philadelphia police say reid shot and killed maurice mcdonald in the mantua convenient store november 10th. just continue finch will have more including eyewitness toes that chase. >>> police in bucks county are investigating a deadly head on crash. chopper three over that scene on northbound route 202 and north sugan road in solebury township. an suv and station wagon crashed head on. man and woman in that station wagon were pronounced dead at the scene. driver of the suv were flown to the trauma center. his condition is unknown at this time. >>> police interrupted a suspected drug deal leading them through a chase in northeast philadelphia it started at cottman and torresdale avenue around 9:00. suspect struck two police cruisers as they tried to get away. that chase eventually ended at torresdale and rhawn. there the the suspect tried to runaway but officers caught up with them. one of the suspects suffered a cut to his head and was taken to the hospital. >>> philadelphia police of

. , the next for reid to come back to philadelphia and answer to the homicide charges. in the sat center, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> republican presidential hopeful donald trump is not backing down from his controversial comment calling on a ban on all muslims from entering the united state. responding to a question on twitter asking if drum-heard what philadelphia mayor michael nut her said about him, trump tweeted back, quote, question, he is accrued dope. the mayor blasted the billionaire businessman yesterday calling his proposal flat out ignorant and that if he had the power he would ban trump from philadelphia. >>> happening today, jury selection for the trial of bucks county woman in a attack on same sex couple in center city philadelphia. twenty-five year old kathryn knott reject add plea deal. she faces several charges including aggravated assault for her alleged role in september 2014 attack. one of the victims of the attack suffered a broken jaw. the male suspect in the case entered guilty pleas in october. >> also today, lewis in court for pr

newscenter 5' s reid lamberty is live in boston with plans for this year. reid? reid: not a lot of snow expected tonight but whatever falls will be a test of the mbta' s new storm incident management system. borrowing a page from the transportation department, the t will open a storm desk at which several people will literally be together in one room monitoring the storm and the effectiveness of the t. this past winter' breaking snow amounts and the havoc it created on the transit system created an opportunity for improvement. new this year, the storm desk, from where everything will be managed. regular updates will be provided to both the public and the media. the storms will be categorized from tier 1 to tier 5, tier 5 being the most severe. and how they judge the level of the storm, how much snow is expected, how much snow is already on the ground, and how warm the temperature will be after the storm. tonight' s storm has been earmarked a tier one. stephanie pollack: this will be a test for us to make those systems work. we' ve already planned on doing an afte

reid: yesterday, the u.s. senate took a vote to try to block some sales on terrorism watch lists but that failed. gwen: is it because it doesn't gun issue, buta more of a terrorism issue? reid: we started talking about this gun issue last week when the attack on planned parenthood facility in colorado springs happened. this wasn't even the only mass shooting that happened this week. day that the mass shooting happened in san bernardino, there was savannah,ooting in georgia. i hate to say this but i think somethingcoming normal, something regular and are getting harder and harder because you've got a majority on capitol hill who are anyly unwilling to take up kind of gun control legislation. gwen: and the politics extends hill. capitol we are in the middle of a heated political campaign and we hear, republicans, their response seems to be, let's call terrorism,islamic it's not about guns at all. doyle: exactly. you have in the campaign same partisane divide you had on capitol hill. it was striking how stark it

newscenter 5's reid lamberty has the story from milford. reid: the unexpected holiday deaths made even more tragic by the revelation that the sister of the man who died here was going to see him today for the first time in more than a decade. she speaks little english. but her profound grief is fluent. through her tears. >> today was the day that i was years. >> with her daughter translating, sill vainia faria celebration. not only for holidays but for time lost. >> to see again, hi again. reid: sylvania hadn't seen her brother in 13 jeers since he moved from brazil for a better avisair sails, the couple was found by a roommate. carbon monoxide poisoning family members have been told is the likely cause of death. >> it was a -- he was taking care of our mother. reid: between them the couple had three adult children. none together. all of whom live in brazil. the family here now beginning the tough process of sending them home. >> really concerned that we were trying to do right now is about taking the body down to brazil. because everybody

charles reid's daughter, ivy reid-lewis, says the months of hard work are all worth it. >> i'm so happycan't you see? i just love to help the children. i love to see their faces when you give them the things they want. >> reporter: palestine chapman was one of those children lined up decades ago. >> we would get a candy cane and orange and apple and cookies or something like that in a little brown bag and we thought that was fantastic. >> reporter: now she's here volunteering, making sure no child goes without a special treat on christmas morning. >> it was exciting to us then, you know. and it's really exciting to see it keep going. >> reporter: the holiday party is a family affair, with four generations of the reid family keeping the tradition alive. >> we went on and on. some years i paid for the whole thing by myself. we didn't have this amount of children. we had maybe 500. >> reporter: in the past years, corporate sponsors have stepped up, providing cash to buy toys and bikes. janelle smith says their generosity has made her grandchildren's holiday wishes come true. >> santa gave

reid, was anyone hurt inside the house? right now, repairs are being made at the home in which she crashed. under the cover a dense fog and early morning darkness, there was no mistaking what happened. >> i was in the kitchen, picked up my coffee and was about to head to the door, then heard a horrible sound and knew that it had impacted the house. reid: and right into the front door of tracy griswold' s two family house, a door out of which she was moments away from >> when i called 911 they were asking me questions, i was yelling into the car, i couldn' t see anybody in it. read: police say the driver and only person in the car, a 39-year-old woman from neighboring wilmington, was dead when first responders arrived. uncertain of what exactly caused the crash, investigators do know she was travelling east on route 62. >> crossed over the double yellow line, struck a curb, and then careened into a home. reid: three people, including tracy, were inside. none of them were hurt, but the home suffered severe damage. one of the

some demonstrators are gathered in honor of jeremy reid. two police officers shot and killed reid on december 30th of last year. reid had his hands up, but ignored police when they told him to stay in the car. a grand jury decided earlier this year not to indict the officers. reid's family called for a federal and civil rights investigation after the decision. >>> new at 6:00, auto service giant bridgestone has two weeks from tomorrow to complete the purchase of philadelphia-based pep boys. the deal would give bridgestone pep boys tires, fleet service, and warehouse businesses, plus more than 800 pep boy stores and other garages. the sale could put hundreds of jobs in jeopardy. >>> the future is looking bright for a group of kids in south philadelphia. a popular playground is about to get an entirely new look. mayor michael nutter, councilman johnson, and philadelphia eagles connor barwin took part in a ceremony on south 24th street. the 7.5-acre site will soon include basketball courts, playground, fitness trails, and multipurpose field su

senator reid? senator reid: let me join you in welcoming the witnesses. i have had the village of working with general schwartz. and the admiral as medication commander, in the defense department now. i deeply appreciate. gentlemen,ery much as the chairman said, we have undertaken a very rigorous -- under his direction -- review of goldwater nichols. and we heard just a few days ago from secretary of defense, former secretary of defense michele flournoy, about one of the initiatives. it has become a routine bottom-up staff exercise that consumes many man-hours, rather than a top-down leadership exercise that sets clear priorities and allocates risks. one of the things i would hope the witnesses talk about is the planning process, the formal and informal process, how we can improve that/ that is just one of the items/ i think there is a long and important list of topics that we could discuss. the role in the authorities assigned to the staff, whether he should be placed in the chain of command for m

i had some fun with him in print so it wasn't as if harry reid escaped unscathed. the only trouble is i don't think he carries what we write about him and he will say what he is going to say. we have time for one more question if anybody has a question, one more question. anybody? anybody? here we go. >> in the era of social media, can you give your opinion on how you think this has changed the way coverage goes on, to carry their own image in a way they didn't before because the media and other tools of communicating with different before we had social me and seems this has taken on an ever increasing components of what candidates are doing. >> one word. macaw, you can carry what you get out of donald trump is the classic example of someone using twitter. at the same time, you also have more people following you literally and figuratively, you also can be more easily caught doing something totally stupid. i wonder if in the end social media will reduce their cue manatee, they will be more robotic, i don't want to be caught saying or doing anything. >> it all shoul

reid lamberty here with mor reid: the sanders campaign is suing the dnc because they want to lift a suspension that database. it was revealed a sanders data information from rival hillary s campaign. this information is vital to each campaign. it contains information on voters, donors, and supporters, information that truly is the lifeblood of the campaign. sanders' s campaign believes the dnc is trying to undermine it. >> this is unacceptable. individual leaders of the dnc can support hillary clinton in a way they want, but they are not going to sabotage our campaign. >> if the shoe were on the other foot, i' m confident that reid: the sanders campaign says it has already fired the staffer to exploit of bridge, but has filed a lawsuit that would force the dnc to allow them to access the database. reid lamberty, wcvb newscenter 5 . erika: it is sure to be a big topic at tomorrow night' s debate. this is the setup at the carr center at saint anselm' s college in manchester new hampshire where sanders, clinton, and martin o' malley will face off. abc' s david muir and martha raddatz will moderat

jordan reid with seven catches. and they are getting their hands on the football, where there is time when they thought they were running on training wheels, which they have switched now. >> yes, they have and that it is one of the bigger things that you need to talk about the growth of kirk cousins. and to me that it will be outside of kirk cousins. the biggest chicken. but he is unstoppable when they come back for the game as they were backed up within their own 10-yard line. on third and fourth, they throw that bomb to desean jackson. and a 63-yard touchdown against the giants. that he is a big play guy. defense wasn't great at all this afternoon. but that goal line staying, i thought they would change the complexity of the game. >> they did as you want to make a statement before the half as you want to put points on the board or stop the other team from getting that opportunity. that would carry them throughout the course of the second half. but you cannot do that this late in the year. >> that is critical becau

reid? reid: fire investigators are looking into a case of possible officials say this fire has been deliberately set. the flames shot right through the roof. part of the roof collapsed. it took them five hours. we're told the house is a complete loss. neighbors looking out in shock saying their heartings go out for the family. >> -- heart goes out to the family. >> you done know. hopefully the neighborhood can reach out to them and help them. >> you know they will. damage estimate first the fire are about 300,000. a woman is under arrest accused of killing her husband. two children were many the room when the shooting took place. it happened around 11 last night. the police believe the shooting was a case of domestic charges. investigation if their just diction over the christmas holidays in three yeemplets >> new at 11:00. one family is celebrating a different chris masms it was for a 37-year-old man to risk his life. alex who's real name is hidden for safe his of family. moved to baltimor

randy: reid lamberty is in lakeville this morning. reid: courtesy of an alert. state trooper. valle mcgrath is locked up at the lakeville police department. -- valerie mcgrath is locked up. steve carrie gann has sole allow valerie mcgrath his ex-girlfriend to take the kids on sunday because it was their son' s birthday. she never came back. last night at 6:00, the state trooper spotted valerie mcgrath' s white chevy sitting in a drive-through of a mcdonald' s. she was arrested and the kids returned to their relieved father. >> it' s just a feeling. to have them back with me. now we have christmas coming up. it is going to be a good christmas. reid: it is not clear where mcgrath may have been headed with the kids. she is being held on a $10,000 cash bail. she will be arraigned later this morning. you. breaking overnight, a major mess plymouth. top of crane that crushed a a young girl inside when this happened. she is ok. but the investigation into how this happened is getting underway. the foreman' s family had hired a crane to trim the trees. as it was lifting, the crane toppl

newscenter 5's reid lamberty was there. sanders: i apologize. reid: the night started with a mea culpa. sanders: this is not the type of campaign that we run. reid: bernie sanders acknowledged a former staffer exploited a computer glitch and stole hillary clinton's confidential voter files. clinton: i very much appreciate that comment, bernie. it really is important that we go forward. reid: with the data breach controversy quickly dispatched, the candidates segwayed to terrorism with sanders and change in syria. sanders: secretary clinton is too much into regime change and a little bit too aggressive without knowing what the unintended consequences might be. clinton: with all due respect, senator, you voted for regime change with respect to libya. reid: candidates also brawled over gun control, each with differing views. o'malley calling his opponents flip-floppers. sanders: let's calm down a little bit, martin. clinton: let's tell the truth, martin. reid: where they all agreed, their sharp criticism for republican frontrunner donald trump. cli

reid: candidates also brawled over gun control, each with differing views. maryland governor martin o'malley calling his opponents flip-floppers. o'malley: we need common sense. sanders: let's calm down a little bit, martin. clinton: let's tell the truth, martin. reid: where they all agreed, their sharp criticism for republican frontrunner donald trump. clinton: he is becoming isis's best recruiter. o'malley: especially from someone as untried and as incompetent as donald trump. reid: political analysts saying hillary clinton focused on foreign policy tonight because of a bigger picture and an eye on the general election. but they say don't overlook bernie sanders. it's a dog fight here in new hampshire. the primary here is 50 days away. in manchester, new hampshire, i'm reid lamberty, wcvb, newscenter 5. doug: g.o.p. candidates also on in new hampshire. new jersey governor chris christie is among them. he and his family greeted supporters in manchester and exeter yesterday. christie focused most of his attention on national security, touting himself as a te

marshals say 28 year-old khiry reid is in custody. he was arrested outside of jacksonville today and police say he will be charged with the shooting death of 22-year old maurice mcdonald. >> we need him off the the streets. >> reporter: maurice mcdonald's stepmother says she feels peace knowing an arrest has been made, police say the the 22-year old was gunned down on november 10th inside j and r perez grocery in mantua. memorial of stuffed animals still sits outside the store. police say 28 year-old khiry reid is in custody having fled to florida after the shooting. authority say reid was staying with the friend near jacksonville and when officers showed up at the house both men jumped in the vehicle and fled. officers chased the men who collided with several law enforcement vehicles before they were caught. they also had a child in the vehicle with them. marshals say that no one was hurt but they did find narcotics in the car. back here at home many were relieved to hear about the the arrest, and ruben morel says he was working at t

marshals arrested kayree reid in orange park florida yesterday.unning down a grocery store clerk in november. >>> pennsylvania senators could vote as early as today on whether to start a process that could lead to kathleen kane's removal from office. a two-thirds senate majority vote is needed to remove the attorney general. >> a little fender-bender on the ramp from the schuylkill westbound to belmont avenue. hasn't made the delay a lot worse. on the boulevard we've had several accidents this morning. new one northbound at rhawn and a new one southbound at wyoming avenue. david. >> pretty cold start this morning with a lot of suburbs matt down around freezing, philadelphia in the mid 30's. 39 degrees by 9 o'clock. still chilly there. but the afternoon looks better than yesterday. we're going to get up to 55. that's a 5-degree bump over tuesday's high. >> head to facebook 6abc.com and twitter when we are not on air. we'll be back in about 25 minutes with an update from these guys. for matt pelman karen rogers dave murphy tamala edwards, i'm matt o

newscenter 5' s reid lamberty is live in boston with reaction from the governor. reid? reid: governor baker making it clear that there is zero connection between what happened yesterday in california to anything here in massachusetts. with that said, the governor multiple agencies are working to provide intelligence that would and would prevent a terror event or mass shooting here. the governor telling us that just before the acts in paris, there have been discussions between federal, state, and local law enforcement on a daily basis. those discussions meant to provide communications among agencies to better know what' s happening, and to better prepare for a number of different scenarios that we could face. those talks are ongoing as is the city and state. >> well, we stepped up presence after paris at any big event and as i said earlier that' s , going to continue to be the case at least through the new year, and certainly the level of conversation that' s going on between federal, state, and local law enforcement and security people is ongoing and constant. pointing

reid: he later died at the hospital. the man accused of hitting him, michael burns, who police say had just delivered a pizza was been charged with being on drugs >> they took a father, grandfather, a husband. reid: he owned a dealership in brockton it was inducted into the new england hall of fame for antique racers. a gentle man described his widow who does not mince words for the man accused in her husband' s death. >> i' m going to cure him -- curse him the rest of his lie fe. reid: for linda, there is only one joe. >> he' s the love of my life. but he' s gone. i got my family, thank god for that. the guy took him from me. reid: that guy will be an district court tomorrow for his arraignment. michael burns being held on $35,000 bail. bob: a desperate search for a missing northeastern student who has not been heard from in two weeks. out flyers and pleading for help on social media for hoping for any clues that might help track him down. frank holland has more. frank: each flyer is a symbol of hope for a mother worrie

the plane had taken off from the reid-hillview airport in san jose yesterday. and disappeared from radar. about three hours later. serach crews found the debris of the plane in an orchard southwest of bakersfield. the single engine piper pa-32 was heading to las vegas. officials have not released the identity of the victims. the n-t-s-b and f-a-a are investigating the cause of the crash. >> vicki: coming up. officials make an arrest in connection to the deadly terror attacks in paris. where they found the person of interest. plus. star wars shatters records at the box office. how much the film raked in this weekend. and a cringeworthy mistake made during the miss universe pageant. who they mistakenly crowned the winner. it's also a story about canals and the artificial heart,oers. electric guitars and rockets to the moon. in other words, this is the story of america- land of the doers. doin' it. did it. done. hard-working doers and smart-working doers. olds changed the way we put things together. and keepin'em together? that was walter's doin'. doers built this

channel 13's reid chandler is following this story. reid -- police say there is an increase in crime not only in des moines but in major cities too? jodi it's been 19 years since des moines has had an annual homicide rate this high. but police told us it's not something in the water...crime rates are up all over. 16:43:13 "well i've lived in this neighborhood my whole life - this stuff never happens." - chuck pemberton - neighbor chuck pemberton knows this part of des moines like the back of his hand. "i mean, the worst thing we deal with is like someone getting a speeding ticket going down 14th." - chuck pemberton - neighbor early morning hours saturday to bright, flashing lights right across from his doorstep. 16:42:44 "all the sudden there's, you know, cop car, cop car, cop car. and there's lights just everywhere, you know...but they had like three or four cop cars right here, and then going all the way down the block on thompson...in all we counted like 14 units out there." - chuck pemberton - neighbor a bright, flashing signal for

chandler spoke with experts and joins us in the studio with more...hey reid. road workers are saying if you're hanging around the metro from your christmas visit, get up and get moving. sunday is your small window to safely get home...and plenty of people are already taking precautions. ahead of severe winter weather monday, some holiday visitors in the metro are hoping to skip town ahead of the snow. 15:50:48 "the weather conditions be on monday, i mean, we don't know already what's going to happen. so, at least she goes ahead of time, that might be good for her." - zleh totaye, des moines at burlington trailways bus stop, artie harper says seats are selling out fast for sunday, ahead of any big storms. 15:40:10 "i don't have no availability for my eastbound bus is full, my basically." - artie harper - burlington trailways and jefferson lines bus stop it's the same strategy state road workers are urging drivers to adopt as they head wherever they call "home." :11-27 "tomorrow - sunday - looks to be a dry and clear weather day, and a good travel day, overall.

reid is charged with the shooting death of 22-year-old maurice mcdonald.cdonald was gunned down november 10th inside j and r perez grocery in manchu. what this morning his family and a clerk that were there the day of the shooting are relieved there is an arrest. >> we need him off the streets. you know, so -- and i appreciate everything the detectives, whoever was in charge or whoever, uh, i appreciate them very much. >> reporter: and reid will face an extradition hearing in florida before he heads back to philadelphia to face homicide charges. for now reporting live at police headquarters, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." >> okay, annie, thank you for that. >>> this morning two men are in jail after leading philadelphia police on a wild chase. it all started at cottman and torresdale in the mayfair section of philadelphia t as narcotics officers moved in to arrest two drug suspects sitting in a car the driver took off and hit two unmarked police cars. but the car had a flat tire and didn't make it far so the suspects tried to bail. police arrested

in milford, i'm reid lamberty, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: an everett man faces a judge tomorrow following a wild standoff that put an entire neighborhood on edge. newscenter 5 cameras were there finally came out from his summer street home friday. that was after five hours of coaxing by police. right after he was arrested, his home burst into flames. police say lavoine will be charged with discharging a firearm and disorderly conduct. a woman who was struck by a car in holliston has died. 57-year-old karen evers-pecci suffered multiple injuries after being hit by the vehicle on washington street wednesday. she was pronounced dead at the umass medical center in worcester. a 53-year-old florida man was behind the wheel. he did stay at the scene. so far, no charges have been filed. doug: remembrances for a fallen woburn police officer killed in the line of duty five years ago. officer jack maguire was shot and killed during a robbery at the kohl's department store on december 26, 2010. more than 100 people gathered yesterday at the

but players always love playing for andy reid. that will means something in the game of football.hey have run through a wall for that would. now kansas city he's dabbing, and they're going to the playoffs. didn't feel that way. they didn't love him. i don't know at the end how much of the players respected or liked chip kelly. >> i think that's good point. i don't think they even played for him. just didn't give them the inspiration. how about the guy shifted aside from all of this, good friend of jeffrey lurie, howie roseman with them all along, all the sudden now back on the team making decisions who the next head coach will be. >> he is and how i got the last laugh here. he was good soldier. he ran, he came up through this organization, ran with jeff lurie all of the years with andy reid, and then he stayed around, co-have easily look for different job. he got little bit of raise to do different job, to casino of get owl of the limelight. but now he's back. he is going to be part of the search to find the next head coach. amazing turn around one year to the next. howie roseman

reid: sylvania hadn't seen her life. avair desales died alongside his girlfriend, maria aprecida dasilva, in their milford home. the couple was found in bed christmas morning by a roommate. carbon monoxide poisoning, family members have been told, is the likely cause of death. sister: he was taking care of our mother. reid: between them the couple had three adult children-- none together-- all of whom live in brazil. tough process of sending them home. sister: the real concern that we were trying to do right now is about taking the body down to brazil because everybody wants to see him for the last time. reid: the gas leak is believed to have come from the boiler in basement. the unit remains condemned as does the adjoining unit. avair's niece tells us just a day before he was found dead, he was hospitalized complaining of symptoms caused by c.o. poisoning. sister: he felt a lot of headache, a lot of pain. reid: investigators still trying to pinpoint the exact cause of the gas leak. unreturned. in milford, i'm reid lambe

senator reid? senator reid: two issues emerging among many, one, putting the chairman and the chain of command and creating a general staff. there are pros and cons as you point out. and since you give him are some most intellectually honest people i know, it helps us that we propose a lot -- what is the con? what do you worry about, if we had a chairman in the chain of command, if we did it, we would have to create sort of a buffer against those downsides? general schwartz: the traditional thinking of having the chairman in the chain of command is potential for abuse, for excessive exercise of one's authority, and underlining, as chris lamb mentioned, the fundamental principle of civilian authority. that is the downside. but i believe that, and given my experience, the chairman and the secretary operate so closely in today's environment that there is a level of supervision which mitigates that possibility. but that is a legitimate consideration. putting the: chairman of the chain, he was still be

joy reid, we are at rising star. >> always tough to follow steve kornacki.e prosecutor in baltimore who brought the cases in the freddie gray case. the reason i chose her is it is so unusual for police officers to be prosecuted in cases of a civilian death in their custody that there is no greater political risk than to make that step. it turns the police unions against you and can make you the target in the next reelection. she took the step which was so unusual. only she and the district attorney did that. i think if she is able to survive her re-elect i think she has an incredible future. her husband is also running for city council. i think she has become a powerful force that there is a possibility of at least a process. >> that moment where she stepped up to the microphone and america and i was meeting her for the first time. it was an amazing moment. i'm picking a prosecutor, former prosecutor as my rising star. i have declared her a rising star before. this is pamela harress when she was the d.a. in san francisco. i predicted she would win her race f

i look forward to the testimony, senator reid? senator reid: let me join you in welcoming the witnesses. i have had the privilege of working with general schwartz. and admiral stavridas as medication commander, in the defense department now. i deeply appreciate. thank you very much gentlemen, as the chairman said, we have undertaken a very rigorous -- under his direction -- review of goldwater nichols. and we heard just a few days ago from secretary of defense, former secretary of defense michele flournoy, about one of the initiatives. it has become a routine bottom-up staff exercise that consumes many man-hours, rather than a top-down leadership exercise that sets clear priorities and allocates risks. one of the things i would hope the witnesses talk about is the planning process, the formal and informal process, how we can improve that. that is just one of the items. i think there is a long and important list of topics that we could discuss. the role in the authorities assigned to the staff, whether he should be placed in the ch

reid is charged with the shooting death of 22-year-old maurice mcdonald.onald was gunned down november 10th inside j and r perez grocery in manchu. what this morning they're relieved there is an arrest even though their lives have dramatically changed since then. >> we need him off the streets he, you know, so -- and i appreciate everything the detectives whoever was in charge or whoever, i appreciate them very much. >> reporter: and the clerk who was there that morning says that since this has all happened this family is now actually relieved that that fugitive is captured. he said he did fear for his safety for some time. reid will face an extradition hearing before he comes back to face those charges. reporting live, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." >> the defense is expected to start prepping its case in the manslaughter trial avenue baltimore police officer. the prosecution rested yesterday. william porter is the first of six officers facing charges in the death of freddie gray. the 25-year-old died back in april. his neck was broken during a r

joel bryan :16-:22 reid chandler 1:03-1:14 "i mean the phone's ringing, everyday. the email's are coming in, facebook, instagram. people are asking - unfortunately, their guess is as good as ours." - joel bryan - general manager, seven oaks for joel bryan, a warmer winter means an emptier cash register at seven oaks ski range. "we have had a december like this before; our latest opening is december 26th, our earliest opening was november 22nd." - - joel bryan - general manager, seven oaks bryan says an average ski season in iowa lasts twelve to fourteen weeks... but so far, it hasn't been cold enough for much snow. that means a ski season as short as eight weeks. "on a typical season, we'll start making snow at about 26 degrees. and anything below that is decent snow- making. this year, with it being so warm, we'll start at 28 degrees - we'll start making snow. and that's only if we know the temperature is going to continue to drop." - joel bryan - general manager, seven oaks it's a waiting game. ever vigilant, bryan and his workers check weather reports up to fift