leaving susie and ray to raise her. and she's in shock that her daughter would rather be with her riffraff boyfriend than her precious child. take a look. >> my daughter has become violent, abusive and neglectful. at 14, she started smoking pot. she got pregnant at 15. we were pregnant. first two years of her life, adriana was a pretty good mom. she broke up with biological father and eventually starting dating this new guy, matt. i don't care for matt. first time i met him, he was high on drugs. matt was around the first time time that adriana tried heroin. she's now 20. she's not a good mother. my husband and i are basically raising the child. i don't want to be momma and dad. i want to be nana. our relationship is explosive. mouthy and rude. i mean rude. the last year we've had three physical confrontations. she's hit me, scratched me. she's left bruises. i'd like adriana to stop being abusive to me and with appreciative. look around you. if it wasn't for us, you'd be on the streets. we never expected adriana to end

karl cassell: susie? susie weinacht: while i agree with everything that stacey has said, i think that we also need to look at not just federal but we need to look at our state laws and what that looks like. that, you know, when president obama tried to push some gun reform, was it more of a reactionary issue that ended up occurring with people going out and getting more guns and then perhaps got into the hands of more folks that shouldn't have the state legislature where we had the issue law. what is that chief? weinacht: shall issue, so then it took away local control from our sheriff's department, and chief may be able to speak some more about that. to that, yes, i state need to be make their decisions on whether or not someone who is applying for a carry permit, the sheriffs need that discretion to decide whether or not an individual may be a danger in being issued a permit to carry and thereby increasing the danger to the community. currently, i think their hands are tied possess that. what stacey sai

susie, do you agree? >> well, there are people that look at the soldiers on the ground with the hands behind the hand and say it's a newer vera and then there are others that feel sick to the stomach. i have stad deed the academic research on this and show that sanctions work when a country is embedded in the world economy. that's iran. how can we give money to a country that has our soldiers on their knees. >> chuck cannot stand up and the iranians are the worst in the world. you know what -- the navy went into their waters and they went back. no one was oult raged over someone in their area for ten seconds. so let's not say that this is the worst country in the world. the pakistan canadians maybe worst. this countries has been to be part of the world. we don't need that in the market next week. >> you take an american soldier and have a gun to the head. that's fine. that's not fun with me. can you imagine them doing that with vereagan or bush? they would not have done this. this is crazy that they would

we're live in boston city hall plaza, susie steimle, "wbz this morning." >> thank you, susie. >>> employees at the site of a terror attack last month are back to work. a memorial was held yesterday for the 14 people who were killed at the social service center in san bernardino, california. author and pastor rick warren urged employees not to bottle up their grief and become bitter. instead, warren told them to accept help from others when they need it. >>> and mbta riders may want to tell the "t" to take a hike. officials talking about a persist. nicole jacobs is live in quincy this morning with the details and what riders are saying. nicole, good morning. >>reporter: good morning to you, kathryn. the big question is whether or not this is the right time for especially as we enter into the winter temperatures that have given the "t" such trouble. today is another test for the mtba as temperatures dip the lowest this season. >> awful. and it's the worst i've ever seen. >> reporter: a common sentiment for riders reflecting upon last winter's woes with transportation, now having to weigh a po

susy as a child was actually more outspoken as a very tiny child.she was a little bit of a handful, but as she grew up she became more reserved. she was always trying to do the right thing, being more of the proper girl and shatter younger sister who was more boisterous and independent. we have a few photographs. they have their own costumes. .. as we said before should great musical talent. she went and studied at berlin and vienna, studied singing. she came back to the u.s. and she performed concerts, and here we've got a program for one of her first concerts in the united states. this was at unity hall here in hartford on february 4, 1901. also have this advertisement here. it's a wonderful image of her. she's in her late '20s. and this is a program for joan of arc. this was an adaptation of mark twain's john of arc that clara start in as joan. and she traveled the country performing his play. this is from 1926. so this is after her father passed away. she was continuing his legacy and clara as the only daughter to survive to adulthood, she reall

after susie's death, i think the family aspired to come back and live in hartford. they were so crushed and devastated, mark twain wrote to libby and said the calamity that comes is never the one we prepare ourselves for. he began referring not to the city of hartford but to the city of heartbreak. they could no longer live here. they wanted to but could not bring themselves to come back. when people come here they hear the story of family, a rising star in our literary world. i think people leave your understanding he was just like the rest of us. just a guy wanting to raise his family, give them the best he could while making a difference in the world. he knew his writing was widely read. the more famous he became and the more he commented on problems around the world, the more his opinion was sought. it is still valid. when we hear tragedies in the world today, we can pull up not just a quote, but entire passages and volumes he wrote about the challenges we continue to face today. i want people to leave here feeling they know him a little better. that he is more

susie sometimeel is live at gillette stadium. susie. >> reporter: pats fans are getting pumped up for the start of their playoff season. the big question is will the injured players have any impact. some fans are more confident than others. >> real girls love football. but smart girls love the patriots and that's the true story. >> reporter: across new england, it's impossible to deny the true love patriots fans have for their teams. >> die-hard fan. >> full out pats fan sense i into football. supporter. >> i used to go when it was 15 bucks a ticket any given sunday andstuff. i been going a long time. just jumped up. team. both team are well qualified to put on a great show. defending super bowl champs so the pressure is on a and the some star players battered. injury wise and everything else. >> i can't say whether they will win or not based off the injuries that are happening. >> reporter: but spirits are unbroken. >> pats are going to win. that's what i think. absolutely. always have. >> reporter: and the pats get the chance t

unfortunately susie's life was cut short at the age of 24. she passed away in the house of spinal meningitis, and so it can be hard to speculate maybe what she would have become had she had more of a full life. clara, however, the middle daughter, and as we said before she had great musical talent. she went and studied at berlin and vienna, studied singing and she came back to the u.s. and she performed concerts and here we have a program for one of her first concerts in the united states at unity hall here in hartford. february 4, 1901. i also have this advertisement here for clara. so wonderful image of her. she is in her late 20s. and this is a program for joan of arc. an adaptation of mark twain's joan of arc that clara starred in as joan. and she traveled the country performing this play. this is from 1926. so this is after her father passed away. she was continuing his legacy, and clara, as the only daughter to survive to adulthood, she really became the guardian, the protector of her father's legacy. and here we have a copy of the love

susie steimle is live in arlington where students are susie. >> reporter: that's right. this was a hoax as so many of them turn out to be. but the hoaxes put police in a tough position. how do they prioritize safety without wasting too many combination of fear. >> it freaks us out. >> reporter: and frustration. >> the calls i am getting from superintendents are they are exasperateed and they are >> reporter: tuesday 15 towns across the common well received threatening calls from the south shore to boston. some shut down, others had to all required a heavy police presence. at a cost to the community's resources and sense of security. >> every day this he -- they go to school and you wonder if something going to happen. >> it's difficult decision because it involves a lot of students and very young students for that matter that have to be moved. >> reporter: in argueton, police made a -- arlington police shade a split second decision based on this threat. >> backpacks would explode in schools and surviving students exiting the building would be shot. >> reporter: the polic

susie steimle is -- synthetic marijuana. susie steimle is live with more >> reporter: in true patriots fashion chandler jones is not hospital sunday. ignoring this distraction and preparing for the playoffs saturday. all cameras were trained on wednesday. not in anticipation of the activities. during which he stumbled into the foxboro police department. >> [audio not understandable] evaluation medical. >> reporter: chandler jones walked therefrom his foxbor heo home after apparently having a bad reaction to synthetic marijuana. according to the boston globe. the pats conterm he was more than that. in a statement the patriots saychandler jones was' mited to the hospital on sunday -- was admit to the hospital on sunday and released that day and reported to work on time monday morn morning and participated in all meetings and practices since then. jones teammates ignore the >> just ignore all the distractions. whether it's that situation or deflategate any other situation. >> chandler has great support in the locker room and he

we're live at city hall plaza in boston, susie steimle, "wbz this morning." >> thank you, susie. >>> employees at the site of a terror attack last month are back to work. a memorial was held yesterday for the 14 people who were killed at the social service center in san bernardino, california. author and pastor rick warren urged employees not to bottle up their grief and become bitter. instead, warren told them to accept help from others when they need it. >>> also, a sad update this morning. a teenager found shot under an overpass in everett has died. the middlesex da tells wbz the 19-year-old died from his injuries. police are looking for the shooter. >>> commuters hoping for a smooth ride to work today after problems on the orange and blue lines left passengers dealing with delays in the bitter cold all of this as the "t" is proposing a fare increase. our nicole jacobs is live in quincy this morning with more on the proposal. good morning, nicole. >> reporter: good morning, chris. the big question is whether or not this is the right timing for any type of hike, especially when you

susie steimle is live with more details. susie what can you tell us? >> reporter: kathryn as you might imagine this is a distraction at swampscott high school since ed rozmiarek left his position when parents and students were wondering why he left the position. now they have heard about the investigation, parents say that they can't help but be disappointed. >> very surprised. >> yeah. >> very sad. what was he thinking. >> reporter: that's the reaction maureen schultz had to the news her son's principal left his job after being caught carrying out-appropriate conversations online with what despite disappointing news schultz says the school has handled the scandal well. >> i think the school handled it perfect. very up-to-date with us a keep us informed and they let us know what's going on. and i think they will open the doors for the kids if they have issues. >> reporter: schultz says when she met ed rozmiarek she thought he was a nice guy which is how he described himself online. using the screen name a great guy and on his school issued laptop he he

good morning, susie. >> reporter: good morning chris. darius flemming caught -- fleming caught a little flak gossip sites like tmz was insinuating he made the story up to get attention that's what made the victim or the woman the very many of the crash come forward to make sure that he got the recognition he dehe served. deserved. with the instinct of an athlete darius fleming knew he couldn't hesitate. >> the mome smoke started to freak me out and i was leek ican't tell her i will be right back and get her out now. >> reporter: on the way home from practice last thursday he saw a woman trapped inside a smoking car. he stopped to help pull her out. >> there was smoke coming from the front as it was smashed in. and then i started to try to kick open the passenger side window when i saw someone approach and he gestured that you know he would kick the window open for me and he did after a couple attempts. >> reporter: the victim didn't want her identity revealed but she did want to make sure fleming was properly recognized. >> ever so grate

susie steimle is live at gillett stadium with much more. jesusie. >> reporter: -- susie. >> reporter: hi we are use to the the early morning hours but some of the patriots players were tired when they got called in for a 7:00 press conference this morning. it's been a busy day at gillette and they are on the game on sunday. the coach says he has kinks he wanted to work out before then. nobody thinks this is going to be an easy game it's the last time we will see the patriots championship game. they snuck in a last practice before flying to denver friday. >> it's like a regular kind of wednesday, thursday practice. >> reporter: coach belichick says the road to the super bowl involves as much scheme as basic skills. >> nothing more important than fundmentals and no play is good without that fundamental. it's impossible. >> reporter: the pats lot of to the broncos in another so being fathered by three doesn't mean much -- favored by three doesn't mean much. >> so they are a good team. >> reporter: fans agree this won't be an easy win. >> i don

live in the satellite center, susie steimle with. bz this morning. >> -- wbz this morning. >>> absentee ballots are available for massachusetts thestat for the rye marchy on march 1st. request them by male or -- mail or go to the local olex office. the secretary of state says this is the earliest they have been available. the deadline to register is february 10th. >>> 5:07. today mbta riders have another chance to weigh in on a proposedfare hike and schedule changes. the t will hold a hearing at bree middle school in lynn from 6 to 8 p.m. the agency is proposing raising fares between 6 and 10% to help close the 242 million dollar deficit. at tonight's meeting riders will be able to weigh in on proposed commuter rail schedule changes. >>> also, today, governor baker will announce new unemployment initiatives. the governor also plans to sign a bill to allow women with substance abuse problems to be treated at the local hospitalsinstead of housed at correctional institutes in framingham. >>> patriots back at home in new england. buses r

susie steimle is live this morning with more on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning kathryn and chris. ordinarily when there's an incident with the patriots player involving the hospital and police we don't hear from them directly. it was very different when chandler jones spoke out publicly apologizing saying he plans to make up for what happened over the weekend. on the field tomorrow. thursday it was patriots practice as usual. with one exception. chandler jones apologized. >> you know i made a pretty stupid mistake this weekend. right now my main focus is becoming the best player i can be. >> reporter: he he didn't elaborate on the hospitalization or the incident at the foxboro police department, still, from an ordinarily tightlipped team, this apology was unexpected. >> but right now, like i said, i made a mistake and this i am focusing on having probably the biggest game of my life you know try to clear this. >> reporter: jones walked over to the foxboro police department parking lot sunday morning shirtless and shoeless

good morning susie. >> reporter: good morning chris. most pats fans are feeling pretty confident going into the afc ham piionship and think they can take on denver fine. although last night they werecheering for a different team hoping for another outcome. only the playoffs can turn football foes into friends. patriots fans crowd into the keen to cheer on. >> pittsburgh. >> cheering for pittsburgh but at the stage you try to hope for the best opponent you can and pittsburgh won they come to us play in gillette and that helps but it's okay i think patriots can handle it either way. home game against the steelers rather than facing broncos for the afc championship. tom preyedy and peyton man will go face-off again in denver. >> well, it will be the broncos versus the patriots and we will enjoy this one tonight. and i think you knew the answer was coming and to quote bill belichick we will be onto new- land and i will talk about them on wednesday. >> reporter: just like this the alliance between new england and pittsburgh is over. >> we we

. >> let's get to susie steimle who is live on the scene. police say this is a active investigation. >> reporter: it is kathryn. you can see now the scene is clear but this is where police have been canvassing the neighborhood since 1:40 this morning where we know a man was street near the intersection of washington and dunbar. you saw a big truck go by because the road is opened now. but we have video for you of the scene that's been going on since around 1:40. they did close down the street here as they were investigatingmedical examiner was -- the medical examiner was on the scene. we caught up with homicide detectives and they were able to tell us a man was shot in the street outside on washington street overnight and it's an open and ongoing investigation. they will release more information later this morning. live in dorchester susie steimle wbz this morning. >> thank you for the update. >>> new details on breaking news in norwood as well. a police officer hit during a traffic stop is being treated at the hospital right now. the good n

. >>> susie steimle is live with the latest on the what can you tell us. >> reporter: i can tell you in this case police have not made any arrest. this happened around 1:40 this morning. we have ed by vow -- video from the scene when police were blocking off washington street. a man was shot and killed and pronounced dead on arrival. the medical examiner was here for a couple hours as well. homicide detectives were canvassing the neighborhood to figure out what happened. not a lot of details at this . but they anticipate being able to release a little more information around 8:00. we are live in dorchester, susie steimle wbz this morning. >> thanks for the update. >>> we are following a developing story this morning. police investigating what appears to be a murder-suicide at a home in peabody. nicole jacobs is live on the scene. what led police to the house. >> reporter: chris, the victim in this case we are told was actually on the phone with a relative in brazil when that relative reck. >> ied something was -- reck did -- relative recognized something was wrong. police arrived and

wbz this morning. >>> thank you very much susie. firefighters rescue a father and son from this burning home and dental office. this morning we're learning about the younger man listed in serious condition the fire quickly went to four alarms an elderly dentist met firefighters outside he was dazed ancon fused tried to save his son trapped on the first floor. a gas station ober who has known the family for years was in shock. >> to have him be in here this morning and be talking to him good feeling. i hope the son is going to be okay. >> officials say the son was in him. hospital. >>> president obama will give his final state of the union address and the white house says this speech will be different. the president will not present a wish list to congress like in year's past, instead he'll likely preview executive action he'll take this year without congress like he's done on immigration, minimum wage and gun control. >>> a 9-year-old boy from syria will be congressman seth's guest in the house chamber, he lost his arm in an attack

. >> let's get to susie steimle live in brookline and police hope this car will lead to some arrests. >> reporter: they are hoping that. and they say that car they have a good idea who may have rented it. they are hoping that leads them to some suspects in this case. and where i am standing is where all of this started on st. paul street at this apartment complex. they say they found the first victim here and then the suspects took off in this car careening down beacon street towards coolidge corn and dropped two more -- corner and dropped two more victims this and took off. white ford focus with new york plates is considered a key piece in a brookline police investigation. is one of two suspects involved in a bloody brawl that started in brookline wednesday morning. the car was found on theback by a wednesday night. it started with the report of a man shot and stabbed on st. paul street in brookline that morning. >> disturbance 198 st. paul street call he on the second floor reporting a disturbance on the third floor. >> reporter: they responded to that call, they received another. >

susie has her face back, but only after a very invasive treatment plan - that could have been avoided. "if it's something there that doesn't go away within a couple weeks, get it looked at. get it looked at. don't wait." dr. lefkowitz emphasizes the need to bring up to your doctor anything questionable on your body. "the worst thing you can do is have a concern and wish it away cause often times, it doesn't go away and a lot of times it just gets worse." the risk of basal cell carcinoma - what susie had - increases 73% if you tan six times per year also worth noting: more people develop skin cancer because of tanning than develop lung cancer because of smoking. great day today! high pressure in place.southwest winds.we'll see mostly sunny skies with highs in the lower 60s. that low pressure i spoke of yesterday develops in the gulf and moves right towards south carolina. we are in first alert mode as widespread showers and rain starts by midday friday through evening. some rain may be heavy. expect .50" to 1.00" in some locations. system moves out quickly clearing the skies for saturd

susie steimle is live at boston south station. riders have to be frustrated with the performance so far. >> reporter: they have been so far things today have gone ready smoothly. there's one cancellation on the lowell line and that's due to mechanical issue but nothing compared to what customers saw yesterday. and that was delays all over the place due to the cold snap. is will this persist throughout the winter season. essentially the answer is yes. we hear from the transportation secretary stephanie pollack at a press conference yesterday and she said electionly we are dealing with age -- essentially we are dealing with aging infrastructure and when the weather is cold there's not much they can do. they are doing what they can in terms of trying to preinvestigate this or get ahead of -- prevent this or get ahead of it by testing the tracks and having bus on stand by in the event delays happen. so that made some of the delays not as long as they could have been yesterday. but, customers say they are very frustrated. >> last year

susie steimle is live at gillette stadium this morning with more on what the team is getting ready to do. jesusie. >> reporter: good morning kathryn and chris. they are getting down to the wire. this is it. they have one last practice and then they fly out to denver this afternoon and then one game stands between them and the super bowl. they can't focus on that yet. it's one game at a time as always. and right now all of the focus is is on the denver broncos. and it's not just the broncos that they will be battling once they get out there. it's the elements too. they will face high altitude and really thin air. if you've spent any time in the west coast and denver he particularly, running out there it hurts your lungs and you feel a physical difference. not just the altitude but they will be dealing with one of the loudest stadiums in the league. tom brady says the key to that part of it is all being on the same page. >> i think when you go on road, you still want to be able to everyone on offense to go on the right rhythm and really jump the count but you can only do that in a silen

susie steimle is live at south station. susie riders have to be frustrated ors they remain frustrated as the first test of the winter season the mbta failed in the court of public opinion. people were delayed for several hours trying to get to work as the mtba considers fare hikes asking people to pay more to ride. most mbta riders are not surprised by yesterday's disrupted service, that doesn't make them anymore understanding. >> i guess last year taught us to have lower expectations until otherwise proven you know differently. >> reporter: at a press apologies transportation secretary stephanie pole lack ex-- pomic explained the -- pole being a explained -- pole luck explained it was -- pollock explains. >> cold weather makes tracks brittle and they are more likely to experience problems. >> reporter: they had buses on stand by in and it is participation of track issues. something commuters are budgeting time for as well. >> very poorly run and we-- i have to leave an extra hour early every day to prepare for breakdowns b

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good morning susie. >> reporter: good morning. as you might imagine in true patriots fashion, they are not talking much about this synthetic marijuana actionization was chandler jones and is diverting all attention and questions to the playoffs this weekend. all cameras were trained on number 95 at practice wednesday. not in anticipation of the playoffs but for the weekend activity. during which he he stumbled into the foxboro police department. >> he woke-- sought evaluation medical. walked therefrom his foxboro home after apparently having a bad reaction to synthetic marijuana. according to the boston globe. the pats confirm he was hospitalized but won't say much more than that. in statement the patriots say chandler jones was admitted on sunday and released that day. he reported to work on time monday morning and participated in all meetings and practices since then. jones teammates ignore the noise and focus on saturday's game. >> ignore the distractions and whether it's that situation or deflategate knees lot of support and h

susie sometimeel is live with all the campaign news this morning. as we inch closer to the first votes being cast this season. jesusie. >> reporter: good morning chris. campaign season is in full swing. but a lot could change between now and the iowa caucus which nextmonday. one week from today. right are you -- right now senator bernie sanders is and new hampshire. but it's not all bad news for hillary endorsed by the boston globech the paper touted her record on gun control and criticized sanders as for republicans donald trump leads ted cruz in both states this weekend. we know former new york city mayor michael bloomberg says if it's going to be a trump and sanders race, then he will jump in as an independent. >> i am going relieve him of that and get the nomination. so he doesn't have to. >> if that takes place i am confident we will win it. >> i am going to have to deal against hillary if she doesn't go to jail or bernie or somebody or loom blearing -- bloomberg i would love to have him come in because i love the competition. >> reporter: trum

liven in swampscott susie steimle. >> thanks very much. >>> 6:35. this morning we are hearing the call for help after a massive fire in saugus. we told you about this yesterday morning. three firefighters were trapped i aid the -- inside the home. nicole jacobs is live with how the firefighters got out sail. good morning. >> reporter: good morning -- >> reporter: good morning. it was over -- morning. >> reporter: good morning. it was over 24 hours the may day call was made here at the home that prompted the dramatic and life saving rescue of three firefighters. let's look here. those firefighters found themselves trapped inside that home overcome with smoke and flames. other firefighters stepped in to rescue them. the saugus fire chief says undoubtedly those were life saving actions. one fear fighter was rescued minutes before he thought he would run out of air. another he was pulled from a window. >> i heard them pounding the wind window to break it and seen his hand and said give me your hand brother. >> reporter: and you can see the home here beh

susie steimle is live at gillette stadium with what she is saying. good morning. >> reporter: good morning kathryn. believe it or not, darius fleming caught some flak for the story gossip sites like tmz insinuated he might have made this up and that's why the woman he he rescued is speaking up to make sure he gets the recognition he deserves. with the instinct of an athlete darius fleming knew he couldn't hess state. >> the the smoke started to freak me out and so i was look i can't like tell the lady i will be right back you know. it was like get her out of here right now. >> reporter: on his way home from practice last thursday fleming saw a woman trapped inside a smoking car. he stopped to help pull her out. >> there was smoke coming from the front as it was smashed in. and then i started to try to kick open the passenger side window when i saw someone approach and he gestured that you know he would kick the window open for me and he did after a couple attempts. >> reporter: the victim didn't want her identity revealed but she did want to make sur

susie steimle has closer look on what you need to know. >> reporter: this is one of 4,000 children born in brazil since october with microacceptly malformed heads meaning a lifetime of chronic problems because the pregnant careying the zika virus. >> what we are worrying about is pregnant women infected. >> reporter: the u.s. has seen 31 cases so far with a boston man being the first in massachusetts. he like most people carrying the virus showed no symptoms and didn't have to be hospitalized. >> again, the virus is not transmitted from person to person so this man really doesn't present any public health threat. >> reporter: officials are not saying where the boston man went last month but zika is in 23 countries. mostly south america africa islands. places pregnant women are being told to stay away from. there's no vaccine or still it's unlikely it will spread in new england. scene in boston. >> that was susie steimle reporting. the threat of zika could affect blood donation fda may stop accepting blood from people who traveled to places where >>> it's 5:04. checking in with campaign

live in arlington, susie steimle wbz this morning. >> thank you. news from hawaii this morning. the coast guard suspending the search for 12 missing marines. turning to a recovery and salvage mission. hingham. the marines were flying -- marines is a man from hingham. the marines were flying in two helicopters. they recovered four empty life choppers. but no signs of the marines. hingham native corporal christopher orlando is among the missing. officials say the decision to suspended search was a difficult one. >> -- suspend the search was a difficult one. >> i hope that the efforts and the knowledge that so many were willing to put forward so much effort to try to bring those marines home will provide solace in the future. >> a memorial for the missing marines will be held in hawaii on friday. >> right now boston police are looking for the man who shot two people in a t station. chaos as it unfolded. it's video you saw on 4. good news is both victims are expected to recover. nicole jacobs is live outside the maverick t station with more on this scary situation. nicole. >> report

live in braintree, susie steimle wbz this morning. >> thanks very much. >>> we are following breaking news right now. a police officer ambushed while philadelphia. investigators say that the gunman fired 13 shots at close range late last night at least 3 bullets hit officer jesse shattering his bones. amazingly he was able to shoot back. the suspended gunman is under arrest. officer harnett is in the hospital with serious injuries but is expected to survive. >>> developing overnight, two terror arrests here in the the u.s. both with alleged ties to isis. at that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the suspects will be arraigned in federal courts. the department of justice says both arrests came out of the same multistate probe. they are iraqi refugees living in sacramento and houston. but cbs news reports the pair might have been connected in some way. court documents reveal the 23- year-old sacramento suspect communicated over social media with an unnamed individual living in texas back in 2013. in one exchange the two allegedly discussed training and fighting overseas. the tex

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susie talked to the victim and has his story. >>> this is impressive video. in it you'll see that store clerk who was able to defend himself when his store was held up sunday morning. >> it is our first glimpse who police say is the man behind a mask to jumped on the counter top wielding a life demanding money. jose sanchez will be charged with robbery, assault and battery, an assault to murder. >>> i saw the guys outside this last friday. >>> we broke the news to the store owner who had no trouble facing the robber in his store i'm very happy. this guy should be out from the city. >>> while the robber eventually made off with $200 the owner's knife, the owner put up a good fight and tells us he hasn't felt the same at work since. >> this isn't the first time this store clerk or this store point. the same thing happened about 2 and a half years ago in that case police were also able to make a quick arrest. susie, wbz news. >>> now at noon a teen hospitalized after being shot while standing in his own kitchen. police say he was just an innocent bystander. nico

susie steimle is live at gillette with more on what coach belichick is saying about jones. susie. >> reporter: well, kathryn if you ask coach belichick about the upcoming game the kansas city chiefs he will say the team is excited and ready to go. as far as chandler jones or any negative news story about any of his players don't expect to hear much. if you seen patriots coach bill belichick talk to the press you know he is not a fan of talking about black eyes. be it his own or one on the organizations. >> i covered this. >> reporter: belichick was about the most recent player to make news off the field, chandler jones. the boston globe reported the defensive end was hospitalized sunday after having a bad reaction to synthetic marijuana all he would say pub click --publicly was this. >> there's nothing more important than the health and well-being of our players, staff and people in the organization. >> reporter: as for if the saturday's game. >> we will find out on saturday. mind. >> i can see where it would make your jobs harder, but from a fan's perspective i like it. >>

susie steimle joins us with details. hi. >> reporter: hi kathryn. that arraignment wrapped up. eye took about two years -- it took two years to bring this transit officer in court. now she is here she is accused of using excessive force during an arrest but also falsifying her police report to back up her action. >> commonwealth versus jennifer garvey. >> reporter: former mbta officer jennifer garvey walked in on her own free will and was taken into custody. she lost her job at the t a few weeks ago all stemming from this video. this is garvey at the t stop in march of 2013 and pepper spraying and beating a woman with a baton. that day mary holmes was arrested and she actually was calling 911 here saying garvey was acting inappropriately. holmes is not facing charges and garvey is in custody. >> this is 180 degree shift from what happened. >> reporter: carl william with the aclu calls it a rare and important victory for civil rights. >> today, a little piece of justice has been brought because mary holmes stood up that day for members of her community. >> reporter: the defense

susie sometimeel is live with more on how this unfolded. good afternoon. chris. this 7-eleven in brookline was closed earlier this morning and it has since reopened and thanks in large part to a couple of good samaritans who stepped up this morning and helped out that clerk. around 7 this morning a man came in and attacked the clerk cutter. he was able to cut up his face a little bit but thankfully two customers saw this happening and sprang into action and pulled that man off the clerk. the clerk was taken to beth israel hospital with minor injuries and he is expected to be just okay as for that suspect, he is being charged way salt and battery with a dangerous weapon because the two civilians were able to hold him until police arrived. it has been a tough week in brookline with the stabbing and shooting that we have been covering all week. police are thanking the public couple days. >> very difficult week for us and we appreciate the cooperation we have had fromcitizens and another example two people stepping up and helping out and with the incident from the ot

susie steimle wbz news. >> thanks very much for the update this noon. now to the race to rescue several swans stuck in the ice animal control officers and animal rescue league rushed to fond lake where they saw swans trapped in frozen water but the good news is they saved all of the birds. >>> also we are slowly starting to warm up. the frigid air for the most part moved out but it's nice and clear. a live look at boston right now you can see nice feel and compared to yesterday things are look up. let's check the forecast with danielle what's going on. >> it's amazing what a little less wind and a few degrees will do for the mind set. feels nice today and temperatures is 41 degrees in boston and it's not the teens and 20s like we were talking about yesterday. there's a breeze the wind from the southwest at 13 miles per hour right now. not as gusty as yesterday but now currently it's 40 in nashua and colder across the interior over 25 keene and 23 in springfield where we started in the single digits. 34 in worcester but once we get the wind going the mix

live, susie steimle. >> thanks very much. >>> the president and ceo of the company now delivering the boston globe says it could be four to six months before delivery service will get back to normal. prompting an unprecedented move about 200 globe writers reporters and editors all helped deliver the sunday newspaper this weekend. the video shows the sunday editor out delivering newspapers in jamaica plains yesterday morning. over the past week many subscribers got papers late or not at all. some volunteers included pulitzer prize winning staff who offered to help. >> this is an amaying bunchch people. we put out -- bunch of bush -- amazing bun of people and we put out a amazing product and to hejoy it. enjoy it. >> we want the people to have their newspaper. >> we see the globe globe as a family-- globe as a family and it's in distress and we have been asked to help and we are here. >> they released a statement saying in part we expect the process to improve not instantly but steadily with customers for patience. >>> now a developing story fbi to a stand off with a armed militia group

live in foxboro, susie steimle wbz news. back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> we have team coverage for the afc championship. dan roche and steve burton and kate merrill will be there. wbz is the official patriots station. we will start you off with live two hour edition of patriots game day at noon kick off at 3 followed by the 5th quarter tv38. >>> breaking news right now. been an arrest in another -- and another bomb threat at methuen high school. police say a 15-year-old freshman was arrested. the student was taken into police custody without any incident. we will continue to follow the story for you and bring you more as it continues to develop. >>> also developing right now millford high school and shining -- milford high school and shining star preschool is close as police investigate a threat latest in a string of threats across the region. authorities say they are trying to see if they could be coming from the same place. >> we don't know if they are connected. we have detectives working on this particular threat alo

susie steimle is live with much hi. >> reporter: good afternoon kathryn and chris. city crews were quick to start working on this but if you take a closer look, you can see the outline of that graffiti. tagged overnight. and now police are searching for the suspect. it's a place in the city people often stop to stair at. but wednesday onlookers were not admiring the architecture but gawking in disgusts. >> it's bold. >> frustrating. and sad. >> welcome to boston we are nothing sacrate. this library is a monument records around midnight boston police got a call that the public library had been defaced with spray paint. first thing wednesday morning the city's self-proclaimed graffiti busters and museum >> i got a text this morning that sent me a picture of this and ruined my coffee. >> reporter: it was gone in a little over an hour. thanks in large part to a careless criminal. >> the can of spray can't from the graffiti people what did-- that did it was in the trash. >> they left a can of metallic spray paint and that's nice of them to do so on back of the can it sai

susie sometimeel is live this morning. the road look better this night's commute. >> reporter: that's very true. compared to what we saw last night this is improved. looking at the sides of the road they got a little bit of snow but they have been good about clearing off the roads. that being said with the cold temperatures we are seeing overnight, people should be on the lookout for ice. it's the first real return to winter to worcester and conditions have drivers five. >> not used to it yet. >> reporter: ashley carpenter tried to make her way up eastern avenue but had to give >> the mayne roads are wet but not the side roads no good. >> reporter: true to the character mother nature packed commute for the heaviest snowfall to hit western massachusetts and it was the evening one. leaving drivers spinning wheels on the way home and stuck in long lines of traffic on major roadways. >> it's unsafe. it's not a joke. you can't walk up it. >> reporter: road were mostly clear by the -- roads were mostly clear by the end of the ni

susie sometimeel is live at gillette stadium with what fans are saying about the matchup. a lot of people wanted the home game next week. >> reporter: they did. a number of people were here cheering on the steelers hoping that they would have a home game. instead they are going to have to go to denver and they say they are feeling pretty confident they will be okay in the afc championship on sunday. only the playoffs can turn football foes into friends. patriots fans crowded into the cbs scene in foxboro to cheer on. >> pittsburgh. >> yeah strange cheering for pittsburgh but at this stage you try to hope for the before the opponent you can and pittsburgh won they come to us play in gillette and that helps out a lot but it's okay. >> reporter: the hope was for a home game against the steelersrather than going on road to face the broncos. tom brady and peyton man will goface-off again in denver. >> well, it will be the broncos versus patriots and we will enjoy this one tonight and i think you knew the answer was coming and to quote bill belichick we will be onto new- land an

susie steimle is live with a closer look at how it allunfolded. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. police say they have a good idea of who may have rened the car and are hoping that will lead to an arrest. all of this violent discovery started here where i am standing on st. paul street in brookline. this is where the first male victim was found with gunshot and stab wounds not far from here, two other male victims were discovered. now they are look for two suspects they say fled. this white ford focus with new york plates is considered a key piece in a brookline police investigation. is one of two suspects involved in the bloody brawl that started in brookline wednesday morning. the car was found on in back bay wednesday night. this started with the report of a man shot and stabbed on st. paul street in brookline that morning. >> disturbance 198 st. paul street caller on the the second floor reporting a disturbance from the third floor -- third floor. >> reporter: they responded to that and received another. >> i got two people stabbed. >>

susie sometimeel is live inside gillette stadium with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning chris. as you know, ordinarily when there's a negative press about a patriots player when it involves a hospital or the police, we don't often hear from the player directly. it's different yesterday when chandler jones publicly apologized for the weekend activity saying he plans to make up for it right here on the field. tomorrow. thursday it was patriots with one exception. chandler jones apologized. >> you know i paid a pretty stupid mistake this weekend. right now my main focus is becoming the best player i can be. >> reporter: he didn't elaborate on the hospitalization but from a tightlipped team this was unexpected. >> but right now like i said, i made a mistake. this weekend is probably going to be i am focusing on having probably the biggest game of my life you know try to clear this. >> reporter: jones walked over to the foxboro police department parking lot sunday morning shirtless and shoeless and acting strangely. the police reports s

susie steimle is live with more. this guy went before a judge. >> reporter: that's right chris. we got out of the arraignment. it's 60-year-old bruce o'brien of whitman in court today accused of getting involved in a road rage incident with the plow driver at the height of the storm at 7 on saturday night. police say it's been described to them as he was behind a plow driver on rocky hill road right around 7:00 and he was trying to pass the plow driver but then the driver swerved towards him almost hitting his wife in the passenger seat of the car. the handgun and shot at the ground. he didn't reach over his wife and shoot at the plow driver he shot out the other side just towards the ground almost like a warning shot towards the plow driver who was swerving in his direction. police did find shell casings in o'brien's car and took away his handgun. they do say that o'brien cooperated with them and gave a statement to police that night. his bail was set at agreed upon amount of 2500 dollars cash and he will post that shortly and walking out today. susie steimle wbd news -- wbz ne