. >> pull detroits eagles coverage tomorrow night frees and tim fox to break it down. and plus alex cordrie. that's sunday following the >>> super bowl saturday at gillette stadium, six high school state championships. we start in division 4. and fog back to back and panthers are up 14-0. the corner of the end zone. 20-0. and moving to the north quarter. putting this one away. and 5-yards out. and back to back. the 27-8. in division 5 a shoot out. 777-yards between the two. rams are down knit in the forth. the handoff add getting in. north rim 36 - 34. a champ for bridge wallet. bouncing back from last year's set back: and in division 6. this is all about diaz the name is tied. diaz get getting it to the outside. against the grain. he will to 58-yards taking this to the house. he has 16-8 two more scores. four touchdowns in the game of his life. whipping it 28-6. the second time in four years. >> inside of the circle. he scores. i did it again! another one for the players. >> spending the buer's heaps up. the game winner. beating the bees. it is going through vancouver

tim fox is a senior. >> severe stomach pain, like, really sharp pain, something i never really felt before. >> reporter: stay health officials believe this outbreak may have begun with a sick employee who contaminated the food. chipotle's health-related issueses began last july with a small e. coli outbreak in seattle. in august, 100 people were california. then starting in october, dozens of customers in chipotle restaurants across nine states came down with e. coli infections. the chain temporarily closed 43 of its restaurants. data shows chipotle is the fastest expanding restaurant chain in the u.s., opening 799 restaurants since 2009. sales have more than doubled to $4 billion. >> i'm sorry for the people who got sick. >> reporter: c.e.o. steve ells pledged to overhaul food safety nbc news. the stock has rebounded today but is still down almost 25% since august. and just a short time ago, authorities in seattle announced they have closed a chipotle because of repeated violations. it is one of the 43 restaurants that were shut down voluntarily during the e. coli outbreak. the company sa

. >> reporter: boston college senior tim fox associate at chipotle last thursday and got extremely sick. he's one of 80 people, mostly students, who complained of gastrointestinal symptoms to eight at this chipotle in cleveland circle. being inspected by the department top in boston inspection services. >> these are temperature control issues with food, someone reporting to work who was ill. >> reporter: on monday, the school said 30 students including members of the men's the school released an email saying the school is now 80. >> we got the email a while several students. now it is much more widespread, that's concerning. >> reporter: chipotle mexican grill says it things that illnesses are a result of norovirus, not a multistate outbreak of e. coli linked to the restaurant. the outbreak sickened dozens of last month. >> i feel fortunate since it has been going around the country, to hit a college campus so isolated with students. chipotle location has not had recent violations in the past five years. last report was in 2008 over a food reported illness. >> before we will allow them

. >> reporter: as many as 80 students became ill including senior tim fox. >> severe stomach pain like really sharp pain, something vomiting. >> reporter: others like matthew carey have been doing students on their floors. >> there's more people that got sick than i thought. >> reporter: three health violations were found at the restaurant this week, including an employee who reported to it's not yet known if that employee spread the virus. >> before we'll allow them to open up again they'll have a full clean bill of health. >> reporter: still no word on when the chipotle might reopen. live in brighton julie loncich, wbz news, back to you, lisa. >> thank you, julie. >>> campaign 2016 tonight donald trump's lead in new hampshire is growing. the latest cnn poll shows him with more than twice the support of his closest rival marco rubio who is also gaining ground, chris christie now in third place. leaders of both parties are criticizing trump's plan to ban muslims from entering the u.s. and so are his gop rivals including jeb bush who is trying to gain some traction. jim armstrong is liv

tim fox is a senior. >> severe stomach pain, like, really sharp pain, something i never really felt before. >> reporter: city health officials believe this outbreak may have begun with a sick employee who contaminated the food. health inspectors cited the restaurant for allowing that sick employee to work and for having meat that was below safe temperatures. chipotle's health-related issues began last july with a small e. coli outbreak in seattle. in august, 100 people were sickened by norovirus in california. then starting in october, dozens of customers in chipotle restaurants across nine states came down with e-coli infections. the chain temporarily closed 43 of its restaurants. data shows chipotle is the fastest expanding restaurant chain in the u.s., opening 799 restaurants since 2009. sales have more than doubled to $4 billion. >> i'm sorry for the people who got sick. >> reporter: ceo steve ells pledged to overhaul food safety protocols in an interview with nbc news. the stock has rebounded today but is still down almost 25% since august. and just a short time ago, authorities in se

tim fox is a senior. >> severe stomach pain, like, really sharp pain, something i never really felt before. >> reporter: city health may have begun with a sick employee who contaminad the food. health i ipectors cited the restaurant for allowing that temperatures. chipotle's health-related issues began last july with a small e. coli outbreak in seattle. in august, 100 people were sickened by norovirus in california. then starting in october, dozens of customers in chipotle restaurants across nine states came down with e-coli infections. the chain temporarily closed 43 of its restaurants. data shows chipotle is the fastest exdanding restaurant chain in the u.s., opening 799 restaurants since 2009. sales have more than doubled to $4 billion. >> i'm sorry for the people who got sick. >> reporter: ceo steve ells pledged to overhaul l od safety protocols ininn interview with nbc news. the stock has rebounded today but is still down almost 25% since august. and just a short time ago, thorities in seattle announced they have closed a chipotle it is one of the 43 restaurants that were shut down vo

. >> reporter: as many as 80 were infected including tim fox. >> severe stomach pain, shar pain, vomiting. >> reporter: as the chain faces national backlash for e. coli outbreaks in nine states, the boston college incident is not related. >> before we allow them to open up again, they'll have an it full clean bill of health. inspector chris smith says he'll be watching the restaurant closely and this incident isn't being taken lightly. >> temperature control issues with food, it's someone reporting to work who was ill. >> reporter: that same boston inspectional services commissioner tells us he does believe that the norovirus was contained through this specific location in cleveland circle, not increasing inspections at other restaurants around the city. we're live in cleveland circle, susie steimle, wbz "this morning ". >> susie, thank you very much. >>> 5:06, drudge -- donald trump's lead in new hampshire is growing, chris christie now in third place, criticizing the plan to ban muslims from entering the united states during campaign stops in new hampshire last night, both jeb bush and

. >> reporter: as many as 80 were infected including tim fox. >> severe stomach pain, sharp pain something i never felt before, and vomiting. >> reporter: this comes as the chain faces national backlash for e. coli outbreaks in nine states, the boston college incident it's not related. >> before we allow them to open, health. >> reporter: commissioner william christopher says he'll be watching the restaurant closely and that incident isn't being taken lightly. temperature control issue with food, it's someone reporting to work who was ill. >> reporter: we did ask the commissioner about other chipotles in and around boston, he says he he believe this is isolated to just this location. live in cleveland circle, susie steimle, wbz "this morning ". >> susie, thank you very much. >>> new this morning, a crash making a mess of a chelsea intersection, this happened at broadway and third street overnight, you can see from the video that there were two vehicles involved, one went right in to a pole, no word yet on injuries or if either driver could face charges. >>> some breaking news out of paris,

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katherine tim, fox news contributor and let me start with you. do you think trump can keep it shut?first of all it is important to notice he said he would do this when he were president, if he were president. we have to wait to pass the bill to see what is in it type of thing. no way he will tone it down now. i think there are heard of that he won't. that is what he is saying it. sound bite candidate. we'll make america great again. it is china, we'll be best and we're winning. you know what? people are worried about this. i will put in their heads they don't have to worry about my mouth. still making fun of ted cruz's religion. there is no way. eric: you think we'll hear him talk about people as losers and jessica, everything else he says? then he says look, that is not the trump we voted for at least according to his supporters? >> i think he goes against his enemies. that is sort of his whole mantra. if you come against him, he comes against you. interestingly it works for him in the public policy. when he talks about going against like our country's enemies and things like that

fox's tim johnson sat down with a group of kids and what he found surprised their parents. ♪ >> reporterust modern convenience much it's an a necessity and taking a away one phone -- >> i'd die. >> does not mean game over. >> probably go back to like fall back electronics. use one of two tablets or those two old phones i told you about earlier. >> reporter: average teenager spends nine hours day consuming media most of that is checking social media we invited three families who say they're open and honest about social mode ya. we wanted to know who knows what on both sides of the parent kid equation and are there any secrets. >> who thinks they know more than their parents about social immediate gentleman? raise your hand. >> know it all. so here's how we did it. i hung out with the parents. my daughter can't download app without knowing me about. >> melissa medley chatted with their kids and by the way, wild she did, we eavesdrop on the whole thing. >> first topic, the must have app. >> i think it's probably snap chat. yeah. >> instagram or snap chat. >> snap chat the hottest social med

nearly manufactured by one million chinese workers in the factories of apple factories including fox yet tim cook insist that china's primary reason for manufacturing it? >> it's skill. >> reporter: skill? >> they have more skills than american works? >> no. >> let me be clear is, china put an enormous focus on call, you and i would call vocational kind of skills. the u.s., over time, began to stop having as many vocational kind of skills. you can take every tool maker in the united states and put them in every room we're sitting in room. in china you'll have multiple football fields because it's a focus of their educational system. >> reporter: manufacturing in concerns to apple about low wages, long hours, and unsafe conditions. after series of suicides at fox con in 2010, a company installed safety nets outside its employees' dormitories. >> reporter: do you have a responsibility to look at the labor conditions and make sure whatever might be for people to commit suicide is eradicated? >> the answer to your question is, yes. we have a responsibility and we do it. we are constantly auditin

fox's tim johnson shows us what a group of kids admitted that surprised their parents. ♪ >> reporter:ology isn't just a modern convenience. it's a necessity and taking away one phone -- >> i would die report drought not mean game over. >> i'd probably go back, fall back electronics. i'd use one of two tablets or those two old phones i told you about earlier. >> reporter: average teenager spends nine hours day consuming media most of that is checking social media. so we invited three families that all say they're open and honest about social media. we wanted to know who knows what on both sides of the parent/kid equation and are there any secrets. >> who thinks they know more than their parents about social media? raise your hands. >> know it all. so here's how we did it. i hung out with the parents. >> my daughter can't download an app without knowing me about. >> melissa medley chatted with their kids and by the way, while she did, we eavesdropped on the whole thing first topic, the must have app. >> i think it's probably snap chat. >> instagram or snap chat. >> reporter: snap chat t

tim the republican party is adding another debate to the primary calendar. fox business network will host the sixth republican presidential primary debate in north charleston, south carolina, on january 14th. that's two days after presiden obama's state of the union address and two-and-a- half weeks before the iowa caucuses. fox business has yet to announce the moderatorsrs the additionaldebate has been sanctioned by the republican national committee. it will give g-o-p hopefuls yet another chance to meet on stage before primary voting begins in february. the first-in-the- nation iowa caucuses are on february first jenna: president obama will sign legislation aimed behind" education initiative tomorrow. the senate overwhelmingly passed the legislation today, sending the measure to the president's desk. the white house says he will sign the bill, called "the every student succeeds act," into law. "no child left behind" was first approved in 2002 during george w. bush's presidency. but critics have long argued the initiative gave too much power to washington in co

tim hutcherson breaks down the numbers tonight's. >> reporter: a fox news poll released sunday shows texas senator ted cruz leading the iowa. the first state to vote in the presidential nominating process with 28% and donald 26%. on saturday, des moines of politics showed this poll. this comes just a week after "the new york times" released audio of cruz speaking at a private fund-raiser where he questioned trump and ben carson's judgment to lead america. in a taped one-on-one interview with cnn's jake tapper on sunday trump responded to those comments. i have good judgment. i would say anything he would say i agree, i agree. the two will face on tuesday for the last presidential debate in twenchl. i'm kim ken hutcherson reporting. >>> prices are holding steady. according to gasbuddy.com the average price for a is coming in at $2.01 per gallon that's 17 cents less than this time last month. if you want the cheapest gas in the country you will find it out in kansas for about $1.77. >> i saw it for $1.99. >> you won't see a woman's face on the $10 until at least 2016. they received mor

fox 5 ny" facebook page. >> we want to thank giorgio -- and you tim quin you're all right. >> i love coming on your show. week with you. thank you so much for watching, remember don't fight over the holiday shopping. >> see the parascope and we had a scuffle when it came to buying a hover board. fox 5, rosanna scotto live. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. once your asthma is well controlled, your doctor will decide if you can stop breo and prescribe a different asthma control medicin

. >> nicole: gary, fox news contributor, we thank you for you insight this morning. >> gary: you bet. >> lori: well, ceo timpple moved much of the business overseas to avoid paying taxes. cook blamed outdated tax code. >> this is a tax code, charlie, that was made for the industrial age, not digital age. it's backwards, it's awful for america. it should have been fixed many years ago. it's past time to get it done. >> lori: no truth to congress, to the charges, there's no truth to the charges that apple schemes to avoid paying taseses. >> that's totally political crap. there's no truth behind it. apple pays every tax dollar we owe. >> lori: two-thirds of its business is overseas. >> nicole: just so you know, when we talk about bare market territory, 133 on february 23rd, yesterday, friday it closed at 106. that's a big loss there. we have big news on the economy that came last week when the federal reserve raised interest rates for the first time in ten years. we have economic reports that are worth watching, we certainly do. third and if i believe reading of gdp. economists believe that the number may fall

tim out of big money -- him out of big money. emily: evidence being called into question. >> 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 te

tim kopra and russia's yuri malashenko. they will be joining the 3 astronauts already there and are expected to stay on board for 6 months. now fox weather 24/7 with cassandra jones good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. some stronger winds stick around this morning with speeds 15-25 mph expected before decreasing to just 10-15 mph this afternoon. it will be feeling much colder today as daytime highs drop into the upper 40's through wednesday. we are expected to slowly climb back into the 50's as we near the weekend. we have a slight chance of showers on sunday with some stronger breezes. average high is 56 fororhis week. your drive here are the accidents to watch listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps here are your photos for the day back to the news desk. foster kids in arizona are struggling to keeping up academically with their peers. a new study from the arizona department of education say foster children's academic performance trails that of every other type of student in their state....even those with risk factors like poverty, limited english profici

fox-5 news at ten. u-n-l-v baseball coach tim chambers --- is resigning. this just two months after he was arrested for a d-u-i school officials say chambers is leaving his job to focus on his health and spend more time with his family. chambers was team's head coach for 5 seasons, and was the fastest coach to reach 100 wins at unlv. associate head coach stan stolte will serve as acting head coach heading into the next season. seeing santa everywhere you look up next, the heartwarming shopper for jolly ol'd st nick and star wars the force awakens hits the big screen a look at whats new in theaters morning... a little girl mistakes a shopper for santa claus -- and the guy plays along. it happened at a walmart the child spotted the man with a white beard, wearing a red coat and instead of brushing her off, the santa look-a- like bent down and asked her what she wanted for christmas mom stood by recording as their conversation unfolded. star wars themed lunch boxes -- that's how one dad makes sure his kids eat lunch. beau coffron has been designing his kids l

tim, we need to hang out more. timnado! t-bone! actually, my name is brian. new tostitos rolls! chips. bring the party. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: welcome back. big news from twentieth century foxe is announcing its person of the year tomorrow. who is down to. >> here is "time's" short list: donald trump. black lives matter activists. angela merkel, chairman chancellor of germany. caitlyn jenner. travis kalanick-- he is the founder and ceo of uber. abu bakr al-baghdadi, leader of isis. vladimir putin, president of russia. hassan rouhani, president of iran >> larry: or as republicans call the list, hero, thugs, uber guy, manwoman, comb, guy obama scared of, german manwoman, another guy obama is scared of. ( laughter ) very nice. very nice. now to really cover the story, we at the "the nightly show" have decide to do our first-ever entertainment report. let's go live to "the nightly show" entertainment reporter grace parra, everybody. >> hi! hi, larryy! hello. larry, greetings from the land of sands, palm trees, and flowing robes. >> larry: are you in palm springs? >> no, larry, i'm in syria! >> larry: syria? good lord, what are you doing there trying to get an exclusive with thi

and on fox and friends today gowdy explained his decision this week to back rubio. >> so i greatly admire the timtts of the world and frankly ronald reagan and marco rubio who can communicate our message in an aspirational hopeful way, and that to me is persuasive. when you like someone personally, you agree with them on the issues and you think they're persuasive messenger for our movement, for our party, then it may be an easy decision for me. tom: joining me is fox news contributor and former reagan political director ed rollins. i started laughing because you started laughing because i was talking about how trump thought trey gowdy was great. >> you either like him or don't like him. trey gowdy is a well-respected member of congress, endorsements don't make a whole lot of difference. in this particular case, it's one of many that will come. trump's a different animal. he plays by all different rules and beat up just about everyb in the race one way or another. >> sure. >> my sense is what he's done is captured media attention, since june 16th when he announced 70% of all cable television netw

and on fox and friends today gowdy explained his decision this week to back rubio. >> so i greatly admire the tim scotts of the world and frankly ronald reagan and marco rubio who can communicate our message in an aspirational hopeful way, and that to me is persuasive. when you like someone personally, you agree with them on the issues and you think they're persuasive messenger for our movement, for our party, then it may be an easy decision for me. tom: joining me is fox news contributor and former reagan political director ed rollins. i started laughing because you started laughing because i was talking about how trump thought trey gowdy was great. >> you either like him or don't like him. trey gowdy is a well-respected member of congress, endorsements don't make a whole lot of difference. in this particular case, it's one of many that will come. trump's a different animal. he plays by all different rules and beat up just about everyb in the race one way or another. >> sure. >> my sense is what he's done is captured media attention, since june 16th when he announced 70% of all cable television

good evening, i'm dawn tim feature the vick testimony was shot several times ton night police are working on very little information about the person responsible. fox9's shawnette wilson is following this story fours and she's life in north philadelphia tonight. shawnette, what can you tell us about this? so sad. >> reporter: yeah, dawn. you are exactly right. they are working on very little information at this hour. in fact, police don't even know right now whether this was a homicide or a possible suicide. they have not recovered a weapon yet. but they do tell us the war which is parked behind us does have a lot of debris in it so it's unclear exactly what is inside. they won't know until it's thoroughly searched back at the police garage. but what they do know there are no bullet holes on the outside of the car. >> i saw the police officer searching the car. >> reporter: neighbors watch as police surround this broken down black 19 nate lincoln town car sitting on park avenue near cumberland street in north philly. inside they say is the body of a 15-year-old boy with at least one gunshot wound to the head. >> it's hard to see his face. he's slum

fox dialing the wrong phone number can be awkward. but when you dial the wrong number from outer space... it can be really embarrassing. that's what happened to british astronaut tim peake recently. he arrived at the international space station december 15th. when he realized he'd misdialed, peake tweeted his regret. and this is what he wrote: "i'd like to apologize to the lady i just called by mistake saying, 'hello, is this planet earth?' not a prank call... just a wrong number!" so, somewhere here on earth is a woman who is either very annoyed or surprised beyond belief. an overnight fire heavily damaged the birthplace of former president bill clinton. investigators suspect it was a case of arson. the building in hope, arkansas is designated a national historic site. it's maintained by the national parks service. when fire crews arrived, the back of the home was on fire and flames were spreading to the second floor. in addition to fire damage outside, there's extensive smoke and water damage inside. clinton's grandparents owned the home. it's where he retired -- generations ago in the united states -- american cars from the 1940s and 50s still dominate the stre