wester is only done it -- worcester has only happened -- had it seven times. it will be cooler on saturday, one chance for a cold shot on monday until the warmer air pushes back and. we have the snowfall -- back in. we have the smalltalk costume -- the snowfall contest going on on the website. >> i went with 30 inches. >> i like that. >> the winner gets passes to wachusett mountain. i believe between 20 and 30 -- between 20 and 40 will be the most likely amount this year. >>> recall violations, last year some mini coopers which bmw makes failed to meet crash test standards. they say bmw didn't do enough to follow through. this led to the on facts -- unsatisfactory rating. [ indiscernible ] is recalling dark and cause a crash. this includes mercury grand marquis's from 2003 to 2004. dealers will fix the problem for free. be personal -- >>> the personal information for nearly 3,000,000 hello kitty users may be at risk. hackers access to the data at the online community for hello kitty fans. names, birthdays and country of origin's as well as email addresses were

wester that by exporting oil we would increase national and global security. if we do not tend to it, we will lose that opportunity. both on an economic and national , security and environmental basis, there is such a strong case for allowing the u.s. export of oil, i cannot imagine why the administration does not allow it. i yield back. curious, weas understand that isil derives its revenue from taxation. dr. crane, you mentioned that iraq has stopped its payments to persons who live in isil controlled territory and that it was a good thing. what happens to those people? what economic -- what income do they rely upon? is there any concern that stopping this payment, what will happen to these people and where they may turn? dr. crane: a good question. that is why the iraqi government has been so hesitant to turn off those payments. what we are seeing though is people leave isil control the controlled territory. iraqi christians and iraqi sunnis have all been persecuted and attacked by isil. isil is trying to keep people there. what is happening is we're seeing

the french and british embassies are warning their citizens -- as well of possible threats against westerers in the busy and popular shopping district. beijing police are increasing their presence at shopping centers in the area as well. the mbassies are urging for extra vigilance. a person is shot and killed by a police officer in a mall this christmas eve. it happened in charlotte north carolina. details are scarce at this point -- but investigators say an argument broke out in the crowded shopping mall this afternoon. they say the person who was killed by police was armed as well. no other injuries were reported. dozens of protesters gathering on michigan avenue in chicago -- which is already crowded these protests arethe latest in a series of demonstrations in the city -- since video was released showing a white police officer shooting a black teenager 16 times. a similar protest was held in the area on black friday. many of the protesters are holding signs that read rahm resign aimed at the city's mayor. yesterday's black lives matter protest was a decoy -- to defer police attention fro

starting off this morning with wind chills in the mid 20's in wester county. make sure you have dressed for december throughout this morning. the winds are not terribly strong. at or below 10 miles an hour. it feels a little bit colder. we are just above freezing in worcester at 34. mid 30's in the cape. boston now is 39. you can see over the next 12 hours, we're going to keep those temperatures in the 30's until 7:00 or 8:00 this morning. then when jump into the 40's with a lot of sunshine in the forecast throughout the day. the skies are generally clear now. that storm system that brought us rain and all that wind is spinning away from us taking the stronger winds along withice. we have a massive stralling area this is going to dominate our weather through the upcoming weekend. the air mass is slightly cooler but the winds are light so throughout the day we're going to see those winds holding at or below 10 miles per hour. early this afternoon they may cake kick up a little bit to -- kick up to 10-15. mid to even a few upper 40's along the coastline. average

wester that by exporting oil we would increase national and global security. if we do not tend to it, we will lose that opportunity. both on an economic and national security and environmental basis, there is such a strong base for allowing the u.s. export of oil, i cannot imagine why the administration does not allow it. cowan -- senator: i was curious -- we understand that isil derives its revenue from taxation. thatrane, you mentioned iraq has stopped its payments to persons who live in isil controlled territory and that it was a good thing. what happens to those people> what economic --what income do they rely upon? concern that payment, what will happen to these people and where they may turn? crane: a good question. that is why the iraqi government has been so reluctant to turn off those payments. what we are seeing though is people leaving mass -- people leaving isil control the territory. iraqi christians and iraqi sunnis have all been persecuted and attacked by isil. isil is trying to keep people there. people are leaving once -- if you are an iraqi t

stephen curry was named the wester he >>> the nba announced the biggest no-brainer in the history ofamed the western conference player of the month. the warriors are 20-0 so far. before beating the hornets in charlotte last night curry was back to his alma mater davidson. his former college coach bob mckill will you please gets the award for delivering the best curry superlative. maybe ever! >> there is joy around everything he does. he's baryshnikov in sneakers. he is pavarotti in a tuxedo. he does so many things that bring joy to people. >> fantastic! now steph curry is baryshnikov in sneakers. carr and the raiders have another important game with play-off implications this weekend against the chiefs. but if the raiders weren't in the play-off hunt would carr have the same motor? >> my wife laughs at me all the time but it doesn't matter what i'm trying to do, i'm trying to compete and i'm trying to win. you could ask her, i won't let her beat me at anything. i'll dunk on her, do whatever it takes to win. >> we found the instagram post in question. it happened! he dunked all over h

officer corey wester seen here and pedro gonzalez were trying to serve a search warrant when the suspect opened fire killing them both. it led to a 9 hour standoff. he eventually surrendered and is now behind bars. both officers are expected to be okay. >> black lives matters protestors making their voices heard during the holiday rush in minnesota. >> you heard him, hundreds of demonstrators fill the law of america. 80 stores had to close while police cleared them out. minutes later they were causing chaos at minneapolis st. paul international airport. >> those protestors blocked security checkpoints leading to flight delays and all 60 people were arrested. >>> new overnight gunfire explodes on arizona freeway. two people shot in a incident n near phoenix. one shot in the chest one shot in the leg. sections of the freeway remain closed at this hour. >> he wants to be hoinz lawyer. deer telling the judge he wants to fire his public defender who claims he drugged him. evaluations are underway to see if he is mentally fit to stand trial. three people were killed when they allegedly opened

temps this afternoon because of this wester i will breeze will start in the 40s then settle back into the 30s by the evening. that wind will fade away overnight tonight. >>> more on breaking news in southern california. now this man and his wife are i.d.'d as the two shooter who opened fair in this social service center in san bernadino. the s.w.a.t. team raided this home believed to be where the suspected lives. robots sent in to search for possible explosives. killed. 17 more injured. and hundreds ran for their lives terrified by this latest act of violence. this morning there's so many unanswered questions. the biggest one being what was the motive. >>> we are now seeing images from inside that building when the gunfire started. nick emmon beginning our team coverage this morning. >>> we're learning more about family members say they had baby daughter together. and now investigators are focusing on why they went on this deadly rampage. >> the fear inside the building captured on a cell phone camera. try to relax. police ordering everyone to keep their hands up and their heads down.

a friend's car and a smash and grab in the safeway parking lot in san francisco on the corner of wester in gary. the family has begun posting fires like this one offering a $1000 reward for its safe return, no questions asked.>> we are disappointed about what happened. >> reporter: the rarer violation -- violin was a george craft crafted in england. >> it was a very sweet sound. it rings well. that's what we like about it. >> reporter: for the past six months, eric is violated had been with a friend borrowing it to audition for college.>> it is kind of like something you cannot just pick up and play. you have to train with it. it has to become a part of you.>> reporter: the friend was devastated when the instrument was snatched because it belong to erika and his future depended on it. erika now attends dartmouth where she majors in music. mostly piano now, but it's violin that got her this far. >> i plan to give it to my children. >> reporter: she hopes someone will have a heart and give it back to help her friend get into a conservatory. and so that she can make music with it once agai

of note, the airport line will no longer continue through service to west trenton or nor wester on weekdays. go to nbc10.com or click on the nbc10 app for more. >>> shopping turns to horror. we will tell you why police evacuated this mall in north jersey yesterday. >>> and coming up, two things shady says are going to be a little weird about today. we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. tylenol® 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we give you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. tylenol®. >>> we start out the weekend with a record-breaker yesterday and we are going to break another record today, probably. 65 is the record for this day and 46 is normal for this time of year and i think we will be around 71 degrees. later on this afternoon, already above the normal high for today. eagles play at 1:00, and looking to be nice weather for the eagles game. later this afternoon, a mixture of sun and clouds and around 71 later this afternoon. we shot up to 69 yesterday, and broke the record of 65 and today we are goi

maybe a brief chance for a shower or flurry in wester wooster county, we are all dry for this afternoon and this evening. the evening commute should be easier. it is windy but that brings in the drier air. wind gusts forecasted between 20 and 30 miles per hour with the gusts, up to 40 miles per hour at times. by 3:00 p.m., as we continue through the clock here, and # 1:00 p.m., still, dealing with the strong wents from north, north west, helping to bring in drier air, those, it is shaping up to be a great day day for weekend. visibility, though, starting off with some dense fog from lawrence to nashua, to concord, visibility under a quarter of a mile at times. in spots and boston. noticed that on my drive in. 51-degrees in boston. 44 in wooster but some 0s to the north and west of us. we are not going to change too much temperature wise throughout the day, actually in the upper 40s for the rest of today. 3:00 p.m., 47-degrees in that hour by hour forecast, with our highs today pretty much matching the highs right now. overnight, colder by dry, 32- degrees. and the weekend ahead looks wo

a friend's car in a smash and grab in this safeway parking lot in san francisco on the corner of wester and geary. the family has begun posting fliers like this one offering a $1,000 reward for the violin's safe return. no questions asked. >> we are very disappointed about what happened. >> reporter: erica's mother says the rare violin was a george craft, crafted in england 180 years ago. >> it was a very sweet sound. you know it rings well that's what we liked about it. >> reporter: for the past six months erica's violin had been with a friend who had borrowed it to apply for college. >> a violin is something you just can't pick up and play. it has to belong to you. >> reporter: the friend is crushed because it belonged to erica and her future depends on it. erica is mostly playing piano now but it was the old english violin that got her this far. >> i planned to give it to my children when i had children. >> reporter: the 20-year-old hopes someone will have a heart and give it back so she can help her friend get into a conservatory. and so that she can make music with it once again. i

november 20th, the violin was stolen from a friend's car in a smash and grab in a safeway parking at wester gary streets. the violin is crafted in england, 180 years ago. erica's family has offered a $1000 reward for its safe return. >> we are very disappointed about what happened. >> it has great sent mental value because i have grown up with it. we havement copeted together. it's my baby. >> -- competed together. >> erica's friend had been borrowing the violin for the past six months before it was stole finance his car. he was using it to audition for college. >>> all right. time is now 6:57. we're still following an early- morning fire. it happened in the east bay. several apartments. in an el sobrante complex were destroyed by flames. what one tenant said helped him save a family. >> plus thousands of people hoping for the crews of a lifetime are dealing with some distress. what caused their ship to stop working and how it has impacted their trip to ohio -- trip to hawaii. >>> good morning. a huge fire burns through this apartment complex this morning. a mother and her two kids barely m

cooler than it was at this time yesterday. 35 in mount pocono, 44 in allentown, pottstown 43 in chest wester, 51 degrees in millville and 53 in dover. i don't think we're going to be seeing a lot of 50s for a while. so now that we're going into january, average highs 41, so we had 52 last couple of days, tomorrow 46, and then we're pretty close to normal over the weekend. and early next week we go below normal. the temperatures for december, nearly 14 degrees above normal, beating the old record by nearly seven degrees. and if you calculate all the temperatures, it was a typical month for savannah, georgia. those are the kind of temperatures we had in december. you can see all the clouds out there right now, but there's no rain associated with that. there's really no rain or snow across much of the country. all that stuff down in the southeast is staying well away from us. as we start drying out and clearing out during the night tonight, the temperature drops down into the 30s. we haven't seen too much of that lately, so even when we get seasonably cold it's going to feel a little extra cold

of anything erupt aring up at north and pin where we saw in april the violence, the outbreak up in wester÷ baltimore where all this happened with freddie gray. but, of course, the police are bracing and ready to react to anything. you notice police commissioner kevin davis who was never in command in april is now in charge. and with the staging up in western baltimore that we saw yesterday and the preparations we are told from the mayor, they are not going to sit on the sidelines. if anything happens in the coming days. greta? >> griff, thank you. but stick around. so what does this mistrial mean for officer porter and what about the five other officers who await their trials. the "on the record" legal panel is here former homicide detective and criminal defense attorney ted williams and former prosecutor katie phang. how big a loss not politically but legally is this for mosby? i mean, what does this do to her other trials? >> anything short of a conviction for the prosecution is a loss. and let me tell you something, guys. what a brilliant exit strategy for this jury. you know, they wer

a little wester wily there at fairfield. and occasionally, we can get a system. we keep an isolated shower in the forecast probably staying to the north. it's a cold morning out there. sunny in the morning. partly cloudy. that breeze is out of the northwest, and that equals 50s. and that's it, sal. at 5:01 on a monday. >> that's the way it is. >>> good morning p. traffic is starting well -- >> traffic is starting well. we don't have a big commute at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is a little bit slow in some of the cash lanes, -- cache lanes, but once you get to the bridge, it looks good. we are looking at a commute in san francisco that continuing to be very nice. no problems on southbound 101 to the international airport exit. if you are driving down to the peninsula in general, it looks very nice. no problems in san jos. the south bay in santa clara county are looking good. with when things start to fill in, we see red and yellow. we don't see any of that just yet. >> all right, sal, thank you. >>> people are cleaning up around the bay area after some weekend s

president -- statement -- thatresident's statement anyone can my a gun on a no-fly list is correct wester? right after you confirmed, you anded about sequestration counterterrorism. i agree with what you said. still in theyou're process of trying to replace all the agents? mr. comey: correct. we are trying to dig into that hole. you to hire them, train them, -- i don'tuestration to put words into your mouth, that is that having a long-term affect on the fbi possibility to fight terrorism? mr. comey: yes. >> will be the impact if the fbi cannot come to an agreement of bill.nibus agreement mr. comey: if we return to the impact of sequestration when i started this job, it would be a disaster. the artistic and out of the hole. digging out of the hole. it would be a big deal. some of the worst case in areas you described to me privately are telling. now, i want to clarify a few facts. presents theam most complicated path for entering the united states. get to pick what country they are sent to. they are vetted more intensely than any other traveler. process can take years. withis why i agree j

the french and british embassies are warning their citizens -- as well of possible threats against westerers in the busy and popular shopping district. beijing police are increasing their presence at shopping centers in

the french and british embassies are warning their citizens -- as well of possible threats against westerers in the busy and popular shopping district. beijing police are increasing their presence at shopping centers in the area as well. the mbassies are urging for extra vigilance. a person is shot and killed by a police officer in a mall this christmas eve. it happened in charlotte north carolina. details are scarce at this point -- but investigators say an argument broke out in the crowded