number 77 -- rene rancourt does not get to spend tomorrow. nhl production, blah, v blah. he got his fist pumping in today. bruins' puck off the mouth he would be without one tooth. it was a great way to get the winter classic started. of course, they will wrap things up tomorrow. that is it from gillette stadium. back to you. phil: all right, the loss of a tooth in hockey. jc: he looks marvelous, darling. at 11:00, we are following the breaking news on a terror threat in europe. plus, first night in mike: first night, nice and quiet. jc: can' t beat that.

holidays home, sweet, home emily: that was great. were treated to a little holiday cheer from rene rancourt. he' s the voice of the national anthem for the b' s. and he spread his christmas wishes through the crowd, who came ready to celebrate. not too bad. local police are getting into the holiday spirit. randy: santa stopped by the chelsea police department to pass out toys. chelsea pd teamed up with the salvation army yesterday to provide gifts to 100 children, who otherwise wouldn' t have gotten a christmas present. all of the goodies were bought personally by police officers and staff. >> we want to reach out to the community. this way here, it is not just the children but the parents as well. we wish we could do this every day. randy: this is the second year ve done it. this morning. kevin: we' re starting with some dense fog. downtown way of lighter than downtown traffic looking good. still some slowdowns. river road -- the tobin bridge, a nice writing from chelsea -- a nice ride in from chelsea. rote 93 heavy from medford down to the lower deck. no problems on the mass pike. the lan

home sweet home emily: though the bruins lost, they were treated to a little holiday cheer from rene rancourt. he's the voice of the national anthem for the b's. and he spread his christmas wishes through the crowd, who came ready to celebrate. emily: local police are getting into the holiday spirit. randy: santa stopped by the chelsea police department to pass out toys. chelsea pd teamed up with the provide gifts to 100 children, who otherwise wouldn't have gotten a christmas present. all the goodies were bought personally by police officers and staff. >> we want to give back to the community and reach out to the community and engage the community. it is not only the children but their parents as well. this means everything. honestly, i wish we could do this everyday. randy: this is the second year in a row they have done that. emily: nice effort there. cindy, we are talking about record temperatures tomorrow. but we have to get there first. cindy: we do. we have to get through the fog here this morning. it is wherever you're seeing the white. it is down in spots. at times visibility may dro

want to be happy with a for the holidays you can't be home sweet home >> christa: that's singer renee rancourt serenading the home crowd. the only downside, the loss. the b's lost 2-0. . >> this morning's must-see video, a drone nearly hit a world champion i asker in italy. that drone was carrying a camera and crashed right behind him. the skier wasn't aware of the crash at the time. thankfully he didn't learn about it until after he finished the race. scary. like that close. >> christa: those drones are everywhere, aren't they? >> sarah: uh-huh. >> christa: let's get another check of the forecast with bri. >> bri: wet weather tap turned back on. temperatures stay mild into the weekend, but maybe a wintry mix next week. >> christa: all right. >> sarah: thanks, bri. the "today show" is straight ahead. thanks for joining us today. i'm sarah french. >> christa: have a great day, everybody. we'll be back here tomorrow morning. "today in new england" is back at 9:00 a.m. enjoy the "today show" coming up