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erika: let' s get right to newscenter 5' s todd kazakiewich. he' s live in new bedford where one of those suspects just faced a judge. todd? todd: one is a 16-year-old the other is an 18-year-old identified as alexander mills. they were both arrested in connection with a 66-year-old taxi driver who was shot during an apparent armed robbery. he drove for bluebird cabs. the taxi and from the gas station where he picked up a far e shortly before he was found dead. he was a well loved father and vietnam veteran. we expect to learn more about how police tracked down the teenagers and the exact charges they are facing. erika: more breaking news. the defense secretary confirming the u.s. will expand special ops forces in iraq to help fight isis militants. ash carter says that, over time, teams will be able to conduct raids, free hostages, gather leaders. but he did not offer troop numbers, saying only that operations will be done in cooperation with the iraqi government. emily: new this noon, additional security in cambridge after a school bomb threat

upper 20' s low 30' s. temperatures only reaching the 30' s to low 40' s. it could be gusting. we will have wind chills. high pressure will settle in. we have moderation for sunday afternoon. if we get through the first two thirds of next week, the jet stream throws us on the milder side quickly, so monday afternoon we should make it into the 40' s. there could be a couple showers christmas eve. at around 60 degrees is the -- around 60 degrees. not real cold. the high should be around the. that is how i see it. the air temperature is chilly, but the actual wind chill, teens and 20' s. out of doors. for the patriots game, yes, it is cold for tailgating. but by afternoon, we are starting to moderate. a westerly wind at 10 to 15 miles per hour. look how quickly we recover in the 50' s. we should be doing the 50' s most days if not better most days. a warm week leading into christmas. christmas day it turns a little bit chillier christmas day later, christmas day night. we update that entire forecast tonight. i meteorologist harvey leonard. >> now sportscenter 5 with bob halloran.

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it' s billed as america' s game but it' s more than that as someone else first said, army navy is the one game where everyone playing is willing to die for everyone watching and that brings with it unmatched significance, emotion, and patriotism. the 116th meeting between army and navy and midshipman quarterback keenan reynolds is the first quarterback to go 4-and-0 in the series -- he hits jamir tillman for a 50-yard touchdown reynolds had 2 rushing td' s and one passing td. it was 21-17 navy with two minutes to go when the black knights try the wide receiver pass. it' s up for grabs and navy comes down with it that was army' s last. beats army for the 14th straight time, 21-17. three young men only one would hear his name announced at the heisman trophy ceremony tonight much ado but will there be further ado or not alabama running back derrick henry who rushed for nearly 2,000 yards and 23 touchdowns wins over stanford' s christian mccaffrey and clemson' s deshaun watson. now the only way patriot tight end rob gronkowski would have a chance to play in houston tomorrow is if he made

that the economy' s the worst it' s ever been. what do you say to the american people in an objective package, what' s the state of america today? >> the state of america today is that we have come through, under president obama' s leadership during his administration, the worst economic crisis since the great depression. i would ask the american people to take a look at, over the last number of decades, think about when we have had economic s been when a republican has been president, and it has taken a democratic president to pull us out of that crisis. that' s happened consistently each time we have had those waves. fernando: we' re just two weeks from the democrat' s third major network debate in manchester, new hampshire. but there' s no debate about how much is at stake for both parties. >> up next if you believe in , global warming, then you might not believe what this congressman has to say next: >> if you believe that only 1% of the scientists disagree with the co2 global warming theory, then you aren' t doing your job. >

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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 lane shift by route 9. a little slow at the top. the expr

emily: let' s not talk about that. thank you. it' s a busy start. wet. s get over to the maps. north, we' crash on 93 south. one later still closed. it stays heavy down to spot pond. it' s 15 eight. 24 is slow out of avon. root three looks ok. we' re watching some problems on the orange line. there are moderate delays. buses are replacing trains. erica: talk about the ultimate scare. surveillance video captured the moment. he refused to give up his cash. it hardly seems like a fair fight. doug: he knew what to do. take a look. he is filling up a bag with cash from the register. that' or did he hurled a slipper. --. he hurled a slipper. store. the suspect fired that weapon. >> he did shoot. outside the parking lot. doug: the owner was not seriously hurt. he his own that store for 17 before. he is not considering upgrading security. he said he was not scared then and he' s not scared now. he' s got one slipper left. once he' s out, maybe. erica: the manna standing his ground now. the market giving back all of its big gains from wednesday. asian stocks are down as oil prices conti

so he' s not strong. he' s weak. he' s a bully. his ideas are ill-conceived. they make no sense. you' re not going to deport 11 million immigrants, but you can deal with illegal immigration. you can suspend your visa programs until you find a way to vet in certain areas, but you shouldn' t deny everybody based on their faith entry into the country. so you want emotion? i got a plan to win this war! i' m going to go on the ground with american boots because we need them to kill every one of these bastards we can find. but we' re also going to partner with people in the region. what donald trump is doing makes no sense, and you know what, donald? if you don' t like the republican party, if you' re threatening to leave, don' t let the door hit you in the butt! all i can say is he' s not a republican. he' s playing people for fools, and i hope people wake up. i hope people understand that what he' s doing is going to president of the united states. he doesn' t have a domestic or foreign policy plan that makes any sense. so to the republican party, wake don' t let donald trump bully y

s. northern worcester county , we could see more than a couple of inches. however that will change to sleet and ice and make things as slippery. it' s the timing on this during the commute tomorrow so that is the primary concern. snow begins around midnight and continues from south to north. that will change to sleet and ice and that mailing your over the inferior along the coastline easterly wind coming off of 48 degree water temperatures likely will warm us to rain but there may be pockets of freezing rain linger into the afternoon tour were church car -- for chester county. 33 in boston, single digits and teens to our north and that is the cold air producing temperatures holding steady for the afternoon but my gosh by midnight snow begins. the full-time line is coming up. erika: state dot officials trying to avoid a repeat of last year' s tough winter on the t. newscenter 5' s reid lamberty is live in boston with plans for this year. reid? reid: not a lot of snow expected tonight but

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tonight will fall back into the 20' s and 30' s. high pressure is nosing tomorrowin. temperatures running in the mid-40' s for friday. but notice of me go through the weekend -- a nice warming trend. mid 50' s by sunday. let' s get you out to the roads. olessa: so far we are pretty quiet, with one accident along 93. a nice write in both directions as you have south. i will show you where the accident is -- 24 northbound over by 128, the delay is already back up. 95 looks good, no problems on route three. once you get there, 15 minutes on the expressway into boston. then 93 south is heavy now. it is picking up volume once again approaching the connector. emily: thank you. several breaking developments overnight in the mass shooting in san bernardino. randy: erica tarantella' s new details. what happened, we still don' t know why -- police are not ready to comment on the motive. >> we have not ruled out terrorism. >> why they would do something like this, i have no idea. erika: that is the brother-in-law of the suspect to, along with

we will keep it in the 50' s. s on christmas eve. if we get to 5 in boston, which i think we will, it will be a new record for the old record 61 from 1996. upper 50' s is the standing i think we will surpass that. record warmth streaming on in. boston. 47 in worcester. a couple of mid-30' s. look at plymouth down to the there will be a few showers developing. have the wet weather gear with you. steady, light rain by lunchtime in the mid-50' s and the sun setting at 4:15. on radar we are starting to fill in west of worcester. down on the south shore and the cape, we are starting to see showers become more numerous as well. look at all of this to our south and west. this is what is feeding in our direction. that is why say you want the wet weather gear with you. i future cast, showers continue to break out and lift northward through 8:00 this morning. they fill in by lunchtime. the study, might run with pockets of moderate rain and downpours midday. -- the steady, moderate rain. the steady rain begins to lift out for the evening. we wi

so that' s what' s difficult. fernando: and also, though, i understand democrats were able to get extensions for tax credits on renewable energy. do you think that' s positive? do you think it is enough? rep. becerra: clearly there' s always something that' s put in there to make it appetizing for you to want to bite. but as i said, there' s a time and a place for everything. you want to do tax breaks for certain segments of the fine. when times are good, we' ve got the money, we can do those kinds of tax breaks, fine. but right now we' re still making it out of that recession from the bush years, we' re still trying to enhance our safety so that we don' t see san bernardino, charleston, colorado springs, newtown, connecticut, occur where countless americans are senselessly slaughtered, including children. we want to feel safe that if we go to work, go to school, or go to our place of worship, we' re going to be safe. security should be our first concern. so rather than passing legislation that will add $650 billi

s mind. grinch-like thieves caught on surveillance cameras breaking into the five-time paralympic medalist' home, leaving little behind. >> they went into our kitchen, starting eating ice cream out of the freezer and then slowly over the course of the evening, dismantling tv, computer, christmas gifts. cameras in and outside the home giving police a clear picture of the suspects are and the details but it' s what else was missing from this ransacked mess that haunts victor, videos of her most treasured memories. >> she takes the lead. >> including this, the first steps she took after losing both legs in an accident in 1995. >> i have been shooting from the moment i woke up in icu, 3 years in the hospital, 14 surgeries, all the doctors telling me you will never walk again. >> hard drives holding the raw place will memories, all stolen, medals and rings. >> and they say gold medalist. that doesn' t mean anything to anyone but it means something to me. >> los angeles police so-far s two missing

let' s get to newscenter 5' s pam cross, she' s live in milton. pam: the mom left, leaving the toddler in the house. the eight-year-old reacted quickly, but the fire went to three alarms. christmas gifts and so much else was ruined. his fiancee was home when the fire alarm began ringing. >> she knocked on the door. the door was already open. pam: the eight-year-old girl ran across the street for help. neighbors. the neighbors made the phone call to us. pam: the mother turned on the stove -- then she went out, just for a few minutes. >> the mother went to pick up is a street away. pam: neighbors could not >> it was a big fire. i had to walk up to my house, the house was blazing. children alone. the status of the parent or the four children who live on the first door. -- first floor. >> it is a homeowner' s worst nightmare. pam: neighbors say it was not ringing. they say they are great old no one was hurt. eight people are displaced. reporting live from milton, i' m pam cross. wcvb newscenter 5. erika: new at 5:00 president , obama just signed a $1.

s&p, off by 19. let' s check gas price averages. and nationally, it' s at two dollars a gallon, but here in new hampshire, we are averaging $1.99 a gallon. good to see. apple faces a class-action lawsuit over a recent software upgrade. josh: the tech company promoted ios 9 as being compatible with the iphone 4s, saying it would make the phones faster and more responsive. but plaintiffs to the lawsuit say it actually slowed down their phones, adding bugs and making them more prone crash. the lawsuit asks for $5 million in damages. the last major carrier to cut phone prices with two-year contracts is about to drop that option. a.t.&t will stop offering those contracts next week. after that, you' ll have to pay the full price for a new phone, or sign up for a payment plan. exceptions will be made for business customers who have qualified wireless agreements. jean: it turn out a lot of us genuinely like our cars. a new survey from consumer reports found that the most satisfied drivers are people with chevy corvettes, porsche caymans, an

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already in evidence, upper 30' s to mid 40' s. this is just wind speed, not goss' s. we will have gusts at 30, 40 miles per hour, which will be propelling the colder air across the great lakes. it will be a different feel compared to much of this month. we will have upper 20' s, north and west. breezy, quite windy, only topping off around worcester airport, 40 or 41 in boston. there will be significant wind chills. it will feel like it' s in the teens and 20' s tomorrow. definitely use winter clothing christmas eve, we will find ourselves on the mild side of the jet stream and that above be right back with us. here is an early, early go. christmas eve, there might be showers around next thursday, but it looks like it will be cleared up. might be close to record high temperatures christmas eve, a day with sunshine and gusting breeze is, but still we are talking about 50 degrees which is pretty, pretty pleasant when you consider what it could he. -- what could be . for the patriots game, you can dress warm. cold. s. for the start of the game, the 10, we get the cold out

. >> you are watching wcvb , fox' s news leader. -- boston' s news leader. our camera rolling as the roof collapses on this home in lan. -- lynn. antoinette is on the scene. i' m emily riemer. 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 h

overnight tonight, we dip into the upper 30' s to lower 40' s. colder air, here it is, sitting back to the west. eventually, it will move in. right now, it' s locking the cold air back to our west, keeping temperatures at orwell above the average -- or well above the average. notice it' s fairly narrow, fairly compact, and this milder air, not far away. sunday night, it begins to lift out. monday, tuesday, wednesday, temperatures will jump at or above the average across the northeast, including all over new hampshire. signs point to more rain rather than snow with this type of pattern after the weekend. tomorrow, breaks of sun, not a across southeastern new elsewhere, dry, pleasantly cool. we will feel part of winter over in the upper 30' s south, snow can' t rule out a light snow shower darting across parts of southern new hampshire, and then bright skies sunday. mild again next week. shelley: here is how we know winter is coming. jason is in with sports, and lots of hockey. began this >> now jason king and news 9 sports. jason: the bruins and c

let' s get right to newscenter 5' s todd kazakiewich live with the details, todd? todd: that weren' t coming from aaa -- that word coming from outbreak of no virus and not e. coli. they say they found numerous violations at that location in cleveland circle. the commissioner at boston inspection services says report started coming in of white spread illness. 30 boston college students are sick, including members of the eight men' s basketball team. the department of public health is working with inspectional services on the case. an inspector temporarily suspended chipotle' s permit after finding three violations, cooked chicken and steak was below the proper holding temperature of 140 degrees. an employee was working despite being sick. also, the multiple reports of foodborne illness which poses an imminent health hazard, so the restaurant was shut down until further notice. >> it is a precautionary effort. if there is a question of illness, we want to make sure the establishment will properly todd: there was also a report of a case of sicknesses at that cleveland

it' s strange. sera: but the warm weather drew shoppers to the outdoor malls and markets. >> everyone' s happy. it feels good. it' s all good. sera: but there is ice at the market lynnfield shopping plaza. a rink that is chilled even when the weather is not. >> i don' t like it. i once know. -- i want snow. >> i kind of like it because my s christmas. >> it does not matter the weather? sera: the stores close at 6:00. it is closed tomorrow, but this weekend the warmer weather might bring them all back out. work. sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: thanks. taking a live look at the boston the lights of the city joining the colors of the season. but walking around in shorts at this time of year isn' everyone' s idea of a perfect holiday. although phil likes it a lot. our frank holland is live in frank. frank: it was a really truly beautiful day. this christmas tree is one of the few signs it is actually a lot of people say they would rather see snow and ice. shorts on christmas eve. nice. usually we

what' s the story there? michele: for the first time ever, we' re seeing unmarried women, 52%, are the majority of eligible voters in the women population. so when you look at women, 52%, so that' s huge. when we talk about issues like paid family medical leave, when you talk about issues about economic opportunity and the pay gap, that has real consequences for these communities, particularly women who going into retirement tend to have less savings, less capital. that continue to kind of manifest as we look at some of the needs of that community, that we have not yet addressed. so hopefully policy makers will look at the report and hopefully make some changes. fernando: interestingly, the first voting in the presidential election takes place in a small state with less diversity than you' ll find in some of america' s biggest cities, but iowa is key to the election process. >> coming up on "matter of fact about the economy. >> they' re not hiring like they were 10 years ago, because they' re just not sure wh

what' s the story there? michele: for the first time re seeing unmarried women, 52%, are the majority of eligible voters in the women population. so that' s huge. when we talk about issues like you talk about issues about economic opportunity and the pay gap, that has real consequences for these communities, particularly women who going into retirement tend to have there are hundreds of issues that continue to kind of manifest as we look at some of the needs of that community, that we have not yet addressed. so hopefully policy makers will look at the report and hopefully make some changes. fernando: interestingly, the first voting in the presidential election takes place in a small state with less diversity than you' ll find in some of america' s biggest cities, but iowa is key to the election process. >> coming up on "matter of fact ," the next election is still about the economy. >> they' re not hiring like they they' re just not sure what the future holds. this epidemic of gun violence knows no boundaries

we can see temperatures in the 40' s in the low 40' s right now in worcester, upper 40' s on the cape, and as we go to the next 12 hours on the cape, we are great as he temperatures drop into the mid-40' s. also notice that they are going to -- that we are going to see more clouds heading in through the overnight hours. you can see on sunlight a radar here, is cold front is moving its way through the region -- on satellite and radar here, there is this cold front moving its way through the region. i will have a complete timeline. pam? pam: today we learn the identity of a pedestrian killed in lynn. state police say 26-year-old miguel delrosario was not walking in the crosswalk on the lynnway when he was struck. he was taken to an area hospital where he died. him, matthew reppucci, of new he' s been charged with driving with a suspended license. bob: new hampshire state police nab a man for driving the wrong way down interstate 89. 26-year-old sean list is charged with drunk driving and reckless conduct. multiple drivers reported that at one point narrowly missing a tractor trailer. po

and there was this, on clinton' s bathroom break during saturday' s debate. >> i know where she went. it' s disgusting, i don' t want to talk about it. >> in a new poll, 50% of those surveyed said they would be embarrassed to have trumped as the same poll showed ted cruz trailing by only a few points. >> one poll shows him leading ted cruz by 15 points. the emerson poll shows donald trump second only to clinton in terms of who would make voters feel most safe. live in washington, sally kidd, wmur news 9. jennifer: this first full day of winter was wet, and relatively warm. look at the pretty lights in the lakes region. we' re ramping up for what' s likely to be a record-setting christmas eve. let' s get right over to chief meteorologist mike haddad. mike: temperatures still well above average except south and east of concord. look at the wet weather moving through. it will clear the state by got 7:00 the -- by about 7:00 this evening. over to the coast into the 50' s, about 18 above the average for this time of year. a little cooler to the north and west. very warm from the deep south

that' s nearly a dollar less than last year' s average. for some perspective, a driver buying about 11 gallons of gas a week spent about $550 less at the pump this year than last. emergency crews in one new when they put out the call for christmas presents for families in need gifts came flooding in so many, they started running out of room. jean mackin has the story from auburn. jean: police officers and firefighters in auburn have the situation under control now. but for a while the gifts for nearly 2 dozen children in need. were overflowing the safety complex here. >> we took over a couple offices of some of our officials here in the station. we took over a couple stairwells. jean: it all started when auburn' s first responders set up a giving tree with gift tags asking the community to become santa' s helpers for 8 families needing some christmas magic this year. the response, the generosity, was overwhelming. >> i never realized there would be this many toys we had to move >> every room of the police department had toys and gift wrapp

by early thursday we start off in the 40' s and in-depth in the 60' s. the reason, the jet stream driving from southwest to northeast comer keeping the winter chill locked away in canada, at least for now. that may start to change early next week but over the next several days it' s all about the warm weather. here comes the wet weather tomorrow night after sundown, some of it quite heavy. it tapers off by early thursday morning with breaks of sun we could make a run close to 70 degrees in parts of southern new hampshire. tomorrow upper 40' s to around 50. then thursday, christmas eve day, near 60 lakes region, same story in the great north woods, but elsewhere in the mid to upper 60' s. we will cool down a little bit christmas day but still run about 20-25 degrees above average. cooler for the weekend, rain showers lately light saturday night into sunday. then windy and cold are on monday and that could set the stage for it when tree on tuesday. the pattern will begin to break out little bit in terms of the war in turn a little more wintry in terms of a

that' s one reason she' s doing what she does. stephanie: he says gaspard now lives in california and works for the san bernardino county health department but her parents still live in hinsdale. miller says he ran over there wednesday and prayed with ken and diane gaspard when he first heard of the deadly shooting in san bernardino. >> they' re all exhausted, because they didn' t sleep much last night. and they' re encouraged. it' s going to be a long road to recovery for amanda but they' re thrilled that she' s alive because some of the other ones didn' t make it. stephanie: a relative says that amanda was shot 3 times in the miller says gaspard underwent surgery last night but will be ok. >> so obviously the whole church shot yesterday, but we' relieved to hear that she' s recovering, and that you know, she survived the assault. stephanie: the pastor says that right now they are by their their daughter' s side in california. cheshire medical center released a statement tonight about her -- saying they are keeping her and her mo

amanda' s parents say she' s in a lot of pain but recovering slowly. tom: the attack in san bernardino has led to an uptick in requests for the expertise of a new hampshire company, which trains people on how to respond to an active shooter situation. wmur' s mike cronin joins us live with how you can protect yourself if faced with a similar situation. mike: everything these men teach re faced with a dangerous situation and trying to figure out what to do in that moment, you' re more likely to make mistakes. >> this is the safest wall to be on during an incident of workplace violence or active shooter incident. reporter: joseph hileman and his partner are trained for situations like the shooting in san bernardino. >> we bring into our training practical stuff that works anywhere. reporter: the two are on the jaffrey police force and lead a swat team. three years ago they started blue-u defense a company that teaches people how to react and defend themselves during situations of mass violence. in any public place preparation is key. >> success of your d

she' s live at the breaking news desk. karen: this was a girl who was found murdered near baltimore 39 years ago. she was never identified, the evidence connects her to boston. the baltimore county police say they have just received a tip possibly giving her a name. they are not releasing it until they have more information, but they are saying 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 wyman street and disappeared when she was 15. 5 investigates told you last month that the girl was found tortured near a baltimore county cemetery in 1976. high-tech tests of her clothing found rare pollens only from a site in new york and the arnold arboretum in jamaica plain. scene, including a grass seed bag and keys, came from massachusetts. police are withholding the possible name of the girl, hoping more people may come forward with information. we' ll keep you posted. karen anderson, 5 investigates. >> donald trump giving phon

it' s unclear what led to his grandson' s death. just two weeks ago, president carter announced he was cancer free. 91 people are believed to be missing after a landslide in china. rescuers are now searching the debris, a day after a mountain of excavated soil and construction waste buried dozens of buildings. authorities say the landslide covered an area of 1 million square feet, with up to 20 feet of mud. more than 900 people have been evacuated. emily: canada hopes to double the number of syrian refugees it takes in. 25,000 refugees will be settled there by the end of february. and the immigration minister believes the country could take in up to 50,000 refugees by the end of 2016. in canada, greeted personally by prime minister justin trudeau. randy: customers taking on an attempted robber at a guess station in florida. the armed man tried to hold up the store but the good samaritan stepped in then the clerk helped. the pair managed to wrestle the crook to the ground, and wait until police got here. police say they' re glad the

we' weekend. s. we are up in the 50' s. emily: thank you. enjoy the december like temperatures. see you back soon. thank you so much. announcer: this is an editorial by wcvb newscenter 5 president and general manager. >> in the few weeks since governor baker' s pledge of better service on the mbta, problems are piling up. commuter trains are piling up. a runaway train down the red what looms as a mistake in our mind, the elimination of late-night t service. extension plans are being scrapped, changed or eliminated. even a lack of snow cannot stem this tide of bad news. this indicates commuters are unlikely to see a well oiled, improved operation in the months ahead. we remain hopeful but as we have said before, hope is not a strategy. the governor may take a hit on t issues but he deserves cooperation from the legislature and medical community on plans to deal with the opioid crisis. service campaign begun last summer has increased awareness of the staggering surge of abuse has not baker' s plan to limit initial prescriptions of opioids to a 72 hour supply for new patients is di

lakes country, 40' s, 50' s. manchester, nashua, especially the monadnock region, you will be cloutier, but warmer air, upper 50' s to near 60 once again. after sunday, we get back to sunshine for monday. we are a little bit cooler. we do get some rain monday night, quite a bit of rain. a quick shot of it. that chips away at the mild weather. snow in the foothills of the mountains next saturday could be. chances of a white christmas -- there might be a storm by christmas eve. more on that as we get closer. tom: just in time for santa' s sleigh. jason? red 97! set! red 97! did you say 97? yes. you know, that reminds me of geico's 97% customer satisfaction rating. 97%? helped by geico's fast and friendly claims service. huh... oh yeah, baby. geico's as fast and friendly as it gets. woo! tt2w`tsi`r$# bt@q];\ tt2w`tsi`r$# "a@qm78 tt2w`tsi`r$# bm@qf<4 tt4w`tsi`r$#" dztq a-d tt4w`tsi`r$#" entq 1)$ tt4w`tsi`r$#" gzt& (.\ tt4w`tsi`r$#" hnt& 8 0 tt4w`tsi`r$#" iztq rih tt4w`tsi`r$#" jntq @9( >> now jason king and news nine

chris: 40' s, 50' s and 60' s may not be warm for summer but are downright toasty by december standards. how long the mild stretch drags along. tom: first praying and then waving flags. members of manchester' s islamic community turned out for a vigil today. >> what we are doing here is showing the real meaning of islam. tom: the message that brought people of all religions together. shelley: we' re appealing to your spirit of giving with our annual the challenge one donor has made to all granite staters. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. shelley : we' re hearing from the family of the u.s. army ranger from new hampshire who died this week. corporal andrew aimesbury was killed during a live fire exercise in georgia. good evening, i' m shelley walcott. tom: i' m tom griffith. the corporal' s family and fellow rangers are remembering him for his leadership and for his service. mike cronin joins us live. cronin: corporal aimesbury' s family lives here in somersworth. he was a decorated soldier who was loved and respected by many. corporal andrew aimesbury' s family remembers him a

it' s unclear what led to his grandson' s death. just two weeks ago, president carter announced he was cancer free. randy: general electric is now postponing its plan to move its connecticut headquarters. g.e. says it will decide next month if it should move from fairfield, connecticut. the company had been complaining about higher business taxes in the new state budget, and said business-friendly state. connecticut lawmakers have since scaled back those tax increases. emily: a new survey says baby boomers are disappointed in their children. the findings from pew social trends show parents think their millenials whine too much, feel entitled to success and lack a sense of responsibility. that study also finds those baby boomers' parents felt the same way about them. randy: some local politicians are trying to boost salvation army donations. governor charlie baker, speaker robert deleo, and boston mayor marty walsh will all be at the famous red kettles this week. governor baker will ring the bell at the downtown crossing location tod

cindy: yes, and after a couple look at this. s. s and worcester. you are running close to 40 degrees. the brightest sky in eastern this is drifting eastward. probably mixing with clouds wake of the storm system that brought rain overnight. drier air is westerly winds. out and about. s. notice how we are dropping to around 40 degrees by 6:00. by first night, the temperatures will drop into the 30' s. erika: -- what about the first of the year of beyond? i will take you through that in the forecast. erika: cindy, thanks for that. right now, a community mourns the loss of a beloved nurse killed after being struck by a car while jogging. newscenter5' s todd kazakiewich is live in hanson, where the crash is under investigation. todd? todd: police are still as of now the driver has not been charged. we are learning more about the victim. her name is amanda turner-russell. she was a nurse at the neonatal intensive care unit at beth israel. she was also the mother of an eight-year-old boy. she was training to run next year' s boston marathon. she died from

20' s or 30' s. not bad at all for new year' s day. when the big ball drops and you are out celebrating new year' s eve, 25-35. 25 in northern new hampshire and 30-35 in southern new hampshire. tomorrow there is a look at the temperatures to expect. well into the 30' s and the next seven days will take you through the rest of the year. here is the forecast for the rest of the year and into next year as well. starting this weekend temperatures looking really good right into next year. tom: everybody is happy, nobody had to burn any school days and a lot of changes going on in the nfl. >> we no longer have a new hampshire head giving you 15 gigs of data for just $70! but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? u.s. cellular sized data. 15 gigs of good, strong data you can actually use because it works in the middle of anywhere. i'd like $100! you're getting $400 in promo cards! yes! switch to u.s. cellular and get 15 gigs of data for just $70. plus $400 in promo cards. you got

that is why temperatures are in the 30' s. s in boston, upper 40' s in beverly. low 50' s along parts of the south shore. as we go through the day today, enjoy. i am forecasting time the record worcester in, getting close to it in boston. randy: breaking overnight, reports of a baby thrown in the river sent police and firefighters scrambling. antoinette: the eye' s todd kazakiewich is in haverhill where charges are now being filed. todd: good morning. charges are being filed because the whole thing was a hoax. we have now learned there was no baby thrown from a man from the bridge into the merrimack river. because of the seriousness of that claim, there was a massive response from the police and fire departments. it was a woman and heard the old daughter who made the claim. leslie, police and fire headed take it seriously -- obviously, police and fire had to take his fiercely. they interviewed the women and maybe run his report. investigators concluded it was a hoax. are facing charges. they will be arraigned on monday for misleading police and filing it is still

the da' s office will not confirm whether it' s investigating. are you getting ready for that holiday party? if you are, you need to watch what you buy. the three items never to buy in bulk. byob is b-a-c-k in boston. the vote changing the restaurant scene in some neighborhoods. emily: tom brady are you a one-on-one with the star quarterback and the social media campaign helping her mission. mike? mike: rain moving in today, but not for too long. the full timeline ahead. also, here' s what you can expect as you head out the door in emily: good morning to everyone at mullein hill school in lakeville. they got to spend a little time with our danielle vollmar learning about the weather. don' t forget to send us your own eyeopener wake up call. just go to the front page of u-local section of our website. see you later. >> they are hoping for a snow day. it is not happening here locally. this is in minnesota. they had snow, that' s no maker is heading this way. the snow is staying well north into canada. we will be dylan with a rain event as it comes

upper 30' s north, lower 40' s south. snow by early tomorrow morning in the north country, notes are looking wintry up north tomorrow. notice by saturday around 50 and mid 50' s, maybe pushing upper 50' s to near 60 in spots on sunday. i' m sure some would like for winter to kick in right now but for those who like mild jamie: rui president does not work. benghazi, beheadings, paris. our lives depend on a commander-in-chief with world. time is of the essence. negotiation, ambivalence or delay, are not acceptable. the first with a plan to destroy isis? john kasich. new day for america is jamie in case you missed it, : because its mostly happening out west, the nba champion golden state warriors are off to the best start in nba history. 19-0 as they played in charlotte tonight. stephen curry 3 pointer his mom was in the audience to check that out. make it 20-0 now. warriors win 116-99. some late nights for bruins fans they are on a west coast swing to edmonton, calgary, and vancouver and it started tonight at the oilers. it

it' s called the america' s tallest singing christmas tree. here' s why. look at that. the choir puts on the show while standing in a tree that measures 67 feet tall. students are singing both on the outside of the tree and inside it. antoinette: i hope none of them are afraid of heights. phil: that is spectacular. we see wonderful things during the holiday season, but this, a antoinette: it is your turn, sing some good weather tunes for us. >> now we just have to get a couple of people in the back. speaking of the holiday season and talking about snow at christmas, we have not had a drop of snow so far this year. last year at this time we already had two point six inches. moisture already had 7.5 inches and usually we have snow by this time. last year we were in a drought. we were complaining how we had no snow during december, most of january, and that he the end of january into turned around. the sunset tonight was at 4:12 p.m. no traumatized and all the way through december 11 it is that december 11. that is the earliest sunset of the year. and then we started with

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here' s a look at what' s happening right now at noon. breaking news -- the justice department will investigate the patterns and practices of the chicago police department, two weeks after the release of a video showing an officer >> bail is set for a man who left a suspicious package near an suv last friday. emily: we learn new information rampage in san bernardino. also today, authorities are asking for help to solve the erika: it' s not the first plea for information, but police are hoping this time, it could help them solve the mystery. reid lamberty has the details. >> investigators providing a timeline of events, with the hope that it jog someone' s memory and leads to an arrest. it has been almost four years since jack and jerry mcgee were found shot to death inside their home. since then, police have followed dozens of leads which of brought them to 20 states and 40 cities still no indication of who murdered the married couple of 39 years. jack miggy owned and operated a construction company owned by his father. by all accounts, h

and we' re also told scott' s cousin' s friend got a ps4 that the lundy' s apology is sincere and they will be shopping here again. live, john cocoa, 7 news night team. >> anchor: john, thank you. playoff fate in their own hands. and then it is with the pats and brady knows it' s such an easy thing against the jets. rainy there. alex? it' s going to start to right now and then the patriots are going to be without a number of key players and then going to do it without some players. then it is chris harper and martin as the pats look to clench the pop seed in the afc. >> pretty hot right now and game >> it' it' s always been a big challenge. and they start to have really good players. ve been well coached or really well coach things they do that are challenging to prepare for. >> reporter: the patriots didn' t give the winning victory over field 7 but they' ll look back on sunday. jackson officially added to the 53 man roster on tuesday. >> hopefully add a lot to the team and see obviously how things pan out but he' s coming in and worked hard and it' s been fun to see. >> and couldn' t

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