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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

john' s hall. reporter the non-profit sells : first-night buttons at every venue, that serve as a ticket for the night an evening punctuated by fireworks at 7:30 p.m. >> the idea now is that more of the people attending first night, can go to the fireworks and it becomes a break point in the evening and then 8 o'clock on its primarily, music, theater. reporter first night is a draw : for dinner crowds, too, that make this a new years eve tradition. why downtown portsmouth on new year' s eve? >> why not? i mean 25,000 seats, you' ve got to find the best restaurant. >> we' re gonna have dinner at 7:00, we figure that will take 3 hours, we' ll come back, we' ll keep us warm, and we' ll celebrate out in market square. >> they could break a record tonight. those first night buttons will serve as a ticket on buses that will travel between venues, and the city has opened an extra lot on market street. if you park there, they will shuttle you into downtown. and there is a school bus shuttle that runs betwe

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

mid-30' s, the sunsets at 4:20 , getting into the upper 20' s and lower 30' s today. worcester will keep it in the lower 30' s toward the merrimack valley. watching the system to the south, this will scoot in our direction and bring another round of rain tonight. it may get cold enough initially north and west of 495. a little bit of freezing rain at the onset. if there is a freezing rain advisory. by 10:00 tonight, notice we are seeing some rain coming on in. this pink indicating some of that rain freezing on contact. during the week hours of the morning, the rain will be coming down, exiting first thing in the morning and then brightening skies tomorrow first thing. did 40' your new year. let' s say back out to the roads. out there. and exit ramps. 9 s go to the maps and see the rest of your ride. we are seeing a wreck 495 northbound, interest and 93. beyond that, all human approaching the leverett connector. the pike only about 15 minutes, 495 out to 128. northbound on the expressway, 20, 25 braintree into boston. trains and buses doing ok, erika. erika: olessa, th

it' s on the eye for this wednesday morning. >> you are watching wcvb, austin' s -- boston' s news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. erika: also on the eye this morning, notice anything unusual about this romantic moment? the proposal leading to possible that is ahead this half hour. good wednesday morning, everyone. thanks for being right here with us. i' m erika tarantal. emily: and i' m emily riemer. randy and cindy are off today, but mike is here. you brought cooler temperatures with you. mike: much cooler. there is a big change from yesterday into today, and we have several big changes coming on the road. a little deck of clouds near the coast. i think once the sun comes up, this will evaporate away, and we have a sunny day coming away, but do not get used to the idea of being warm because we have a chilly forecast to talk about. in other words, temperatures will hold flat. mid 30' s out of the west where the skies clear. where we have the cloud cover, temperatures pretty much in the 40' s. you have readings in the low 40' s at the south shore and through the cape

we will warm up into the low 50's to mid 50's today. by tomorrow, the upper 50's, maybe a few spots pushing at 60 degrees. then the 50's on monday, 40's back on tuesday. we should be around 45 degrees this time of year. so we will take this warm stretch of weather in the days that are coming. already the days in december have been pretty warm. above normal. that red box is going to continue into this weekend. we'll tick off the red. as you look, here's what we expect today. it's cool to start off your saturday but we're warming up over the weekend. and then we're watching an ocean storm on tuesday. we're going to watch this track really carefully. depending on how close it gets to will depend on how many will become involved in this storm system. right now, 41 boston. 34 in worcester. 24 in orange. that's the big temperature difference in the 20's through parts of southern new hampshire and for today, you're going to warm up into the upper 40's, low to even mid 50's in some spots, i think. the winds are out of the west at about 5-10. re

temperatures back in the 30' s. 18 a top mount washington. s and s. coming up. we are joined by 95.7 wcid' davidson. state with no rain, fog or wet roads. through a construction zone on 93 southbound in and around derry. onto 293, everything looks good through the mill yard. the everett turnpike, 101 and 11 1 along with the spalding are up to speed. boston easy ride, no problems to report on. brought to you by peters honda, kia, and nissan. i am deb davidson. sean: the leading republican presidential hopefuls shared a stage in las vegas last night for their fifth debate. and this time the discussion security and foreign policy. this was the first gop debate since the attacks in paris and abc' s stephanie ramos reviews some of the high points. stephanie: post gop presidential debate, donald trump sympathizing with his competition. >> i think jeb is a nice man i really do, but you know i think , i' d be attacking me. stephanie: on stage the gloves , coming off. jeb bush and donald trump wasting no time sparring over foreign policy. >> he gets his foreign policy ex

upper 30' s. staying in the 40' s with the clouds trying to form an skies continuing clear across the region. a trend of warmth all the way back down through texas. there is the last of the rainfall later on this evening evening. any breaks in the overcast in the central and southern areas create fog. sunshine initially but then the next system runs in we stop at 4:00, 5:00 in the afternoon. southern areas getting in on the rainfall, around through tomorrow evening before letting up early on thursday. thursday does not look to be picture-perfect, but it will be very warm for this time of year. our record highs for concord and portsmouth are in the 50' s. we will get into the 60' s across a better part of the state except for some the central valleys. sky is clearing, looks like christmas day, partly to mostly sunny, temperatures check back a bit into the 50' the 40' towards the weekend. even by then, 40' s still 10 degrees above average for this time of year. some areas could see that rainfall hea

for new year' s day it looks pretty good, up 30' s and lower 40' s for many of us. mid-30' s in northern new hampshire and partly sunny. we got all the inclement weather out of the way early so the next couple of days will be much better. tomorrow, and scarf that gloomy but it' s a lot better by tomorrow afternoon. new year' s day looking pretty good as well. these are above average temperatures. the average this time of year is in the lower 30' s. saturday not bad, sunday in arctic front rolls through bringing some snow showers and maybe us know squall and brings in very cold air. look at the nighttime lows in the single digits in central and northern new hampshire likely tom: you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this economy is to demand that we create an economy that works for all of us rather than a handful of billionaires. if you work 40 hours a week in america, you should not live in poverty. i'm bernie sanders, this epidemic of gun violence knows no boundaries. hillary

upper 30' s. s eve. settling in the 30' s and 20' s through the nighttime hours. midnight tomorrow night, already seeing temperatures on the mild side. friday looking good as well. tonight. temperatures bottoming out in the 20' once again. milder conditions, finally above average after a couple of chilly days. new year' s day looking pretty good with temperatures close to 40 degrees. sunday, we could see flurries. next week looks much colder. probably the coldest stretch we have had in quite some time. jean: we love when you bring out the disco ball. josh: one proposal that was going to be a surprise almost didn' missed her clue. jean: david royale is a new york firefighter. he planned to surprise his girlfriend with a proposal in front of her kindergarten class. he had natalie put on his gear while he gave a fire safety talk to her students. hidden inside that glove was the box with the engagement ring. his glove is so much bigger than her hand, it slipped right past her. undaunted, he got down on one knee to make sure she knew what was happening. >> ms. moy? >>

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

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

low 60' s, plymouth. low 60' s on the cape. 40' s, keen. the rest of us. 59, boston. we will get close to the record in boston. . upper 40' s. rain chances enter for the evening and overnight. as we go through the overnight hours into sunday morning, there are more showers on the doorstep. we start to warm up on sunday. on again off again showers. in the morning, there are showers around. they continue. we may get a break in the afternoon. in the evening. front. cold air works its way and. we are much colder. let me show you the timing. we have a high pressure system from the north bringing down cold air. we are watching the system with a lot of moisture. by tuesday morning. start. it is going to redevelop. the energy will shift offshore. it looks like a snow-winter mix. the big story will be how long that will stay in place. we' re going to have to time this out for you. it is several days out. a big shift in the weather pattern. christmas day, 62 degrees. antoinette: it looks like janet jackson isn' all. the singer broke the news on twitter that she has postponed he

that' s right, temperatures still in the 40' s and 50' s. so it is mild in terms of the middle of december. 50 now on the thinner -- vine yard. even though we had a ton of clouds around and we will keep those clouds in the forecast as we go to the overnight hours into first things tomorrow. winds shifted to the east and south and east tomorrow, which is actually a warming wind. it is all head of our system. we are headed back to a cold front that brought in clouds earlier today. now we are watching a frontal boundary -- you could see rain from chicago back to texas. all of this is headed in our direction. the rain chances are on their way up starting out tomorrow morning. some drizzle and fog. showers in the afternoon. the heaviest rain coming through the evening and into the overnight. we will talk about how you much you can expect where you live and the temperature swings that will follow. heather: a southbridge apartment building burst into flames. people inside racing to get out. now investigators are looking into exactly what sparks tha

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

that' s gorgeous. winners of the brady experience will get a personal lesson from the patriots quarterback on how to throw a football. the guy is pretty good at that. other stars are offering their own experiences. mark wahlberg is offering aged to new york city to a private screening of "daddy' s home." experience will hang out with you after in the green room before he goes on "jimmy kimmel live." that will be nice if jimmy kimmel does not let matt damon on. who knows? heather: i think the red could be a reference to world aids day. ed: there you go. danielle: we are trying, we are trying. tonight is going to be interesting, especially if you live in northern new england. there will be slick spots as we have patchy, freezing rain developing. a brief break in the action before round two moves in wednesday afternoon. that freezing rain we have had in place for southern new hampshire extended until 10:00. that is because temperature wise we are holding still below the freezing mark. you will notice that

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mid 40' s on the cape. through the merrimack valley, lower 40' s. in worcester county, we may approach 40 degrees but we get some melting in today. now, notice as we go to 8:00 this morning, the rain is pretty much gone over the cape. clouds and sunshine to the afternoon. look at this through the evening hours. partly cloudy skies. if you are heading into the city for first night, partly cloudy, 6:00 p.m. in the lower 40' s. it falls gradually into the 30' s. 34 and midnight. it will feel like it is in the 20' s. by morning, many of us are added below the freezing mark. high pressure friday into saturday. looking pretty quiet. another big thing going on a new year' s day is down at gillette. the winter classic. the weather looks great. 39 degrees at 1:00 for the pick drop. wind out of the west at 10-15 miles per hour. pretty nice weather through the weekend and early next week and arctic front comes in. some ocean effect snow showers on monday. the high of 28 degrees on monday. winter settling in. jeff: the visibility is not great, the roads are wet

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

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

you want to dress for wind chill' s in the 30' s. developing sunshine today and lots of sunshine right through the upcoming weekend. we had a couple of showers getting ready to exit the mid-and outer cape. as this westerly wind picks up, it brings in dry and cool air from the west and we will start to see some improvement. as we go through the day, when speaks up to over 20 miles power by lunchtime. during the mid to late afternoon, we could see gusts between 40 and 50 miles per hour. look what happens over the next 12 hours, we go from the lower 50' s by noon time to around 50 degrees and down into the lower 40' s by late in the afternoon and this evening. starting off in the 40' s in worcester. upper 30' this afternoon, windchill is going to be running in the 30' s. temperatures themselves drop down into the 20' s and 30' s tonight, but the wind was like an off and high-pressure noses in -- will slacken off and high-pressure noses in. mid 40' s tomorrow and we are back up to 50 degrees after a cold start on saturday. olessa: we are

temperatures in the 40' s. by this afternoon, temperatures s. that system is dragging a lot of fog. going to stay cooler today. as that warm moist air comes flowing in over that cool pocket of air -- we get fog. even if you do not have heavy rain, we will have fog. the evening commute will be on the slow side. so here' s the way it looks. 11:00 this morning, spot shower here or there. towards 2:00, now you start to see what is coming at us. this is the heavy line of rain. i do think it is going to be focused around 5:00 to 7:00 tonight. the heaviest rain will be along the south coastal areas. a rumble of thunder -- not out of the question. we head towards 9:00 and things are reduced. some scattered showers. a little drizzle. in the overnight hours, we will keep that going at how much rain are we talking about? the jackpot will be in this area, half inch to as much of an inch. inland you have got to because it' s about that fog. so this morning we have a little drizzle. this afternoon a bit of rain going on. southeasterly winds at 5-10 miles per

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

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

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

that' s a tornado! todd: panic and chaos as the storm blew in, leaving a trail of destruction. >> it was spinning towards us, and all you heard was debris hitting the house. todd: when the sun came up, the scope of devastation was unmistakable. houses, neighborhoods, even entire towns destroyed. this family in texas unmerged to find their roof had collapsed in every room of the house, except the bathroom where they were hiding. >> i can tell you that the tornado in garland was a >> the system causing this destruction is a norm us, stretching from southern texas to the canadian border. texas governor greg abbott held a news conference this afternoon . he said the rescue and recovery mission is underway, but parts of texas north of interstate 10 are not out of the danger zone yet. in this winter when we have had no snow in boston, texas has had a blizzard. >> there are ongoing challenges because of snow, because of ice, because of freezing cold, and power outages for many families in that region. todd: th

temperatures hold in the 40' s. it does not get chilly tomorrow s. move up from the south. this is the leading edge of that record warmth. christmas eve, the warmest of the bunch as we head into the s. the rain does not come in until the afternoon hours. south. after 2:00, it starts to come in and there could be downpours through the overnight of wednesday. this will shift off thursday. on christmas eve, we will have clouds in place, but the warm air coming up from the south will allow temperatures to jump into the mid-60' s around boston. that would beat the record set back in 1996. worcester, your record is upper 50' s. warm temperatures give way to temperatures through christmas looking at above average readings area and erika: the sentence is time already served for stefan silva. kill sean collier. served. he was key in the trial of dzhokhar government. 5. emily: a new study shows cardiac arrest isn' erika: and many people ignore the warnings researchers at cedars-sinai heart institute of los angeles say half of middle-aged patients they followed, who suffered cardiac a

upper 20' s to 30' s this afternoon. s resolution. so much. kevin: you can put that off for [laughter] kevin: we' wzid' good morning. deb: good morning. crews are taking care of the icy spots. we are seeing delays in some spots. 93 is a tough ride on the southbound side north of the plymouth. and then in hooksett, manchester, and derry. very congested in andover. this report is being brought to you by peter honda, nissan, and kia of nashua. i' m deb davidson. sean: now back to that developing story out of wakefield. police are investigating a deadly crash involving the secret service. the accident happened around 7:30 last night on route 16. four secret service agents were head-on with another vehicle. amy coveno has the latest. amy: good morning. wakefield police issued a press release this morning, differing all questions about the on-duty secret service agents to that agency. we are waiting to hear back from them. police confirmed that six people were injured in this head-on collision. a mercury sable headed north on route 16 crossed the ce

the 40's in worcester. mid 40's in boston. and a few upper 40's near nantucket. those winds are shift to go the south and east. finally in the south tomorrow and that warm air will get to southeastern mass through the afternoon. so you'll be upwards of the mid to upper 50's whereas the merrimack valley may stay in the upper 40's so it will be a chillier rain for you folks up there. and the rain really does get going as we head through the day. so that cold front really impacting us right now. this warm front and area of low pressure you see here with rain showers from the great lakes all the way back down to texas is going to impact us on monday. there could be some drizzle around, i think, for monday early morning. through the afternoon, a couple of hit-or-miss showers but it's really not until the ride home from work or thereafter that the rain really starts to get going. it will be mild so there could even be a couple of rumbles of thunder overnight. it should linger for early tuesday morning and then quickly taper off from this system. so let me show you this

temperatures from the 30's and the 40's. it will be pretty comfortable if you are not a fan of the cold weather. partly cloudy skies outside. it is cool. regionally, most of nevada is the 20's. 27, elbow. 46 in las vegas. compared to other parts of the country, we are significantly washington, 63. boston, 50. atlanta, 55. kansas city, 42. we are very cold and we will continue to see the chillyweather over the next few days. outdoor temperatures require you to bundle up. upper 30's for blue diamond. 40, summerlin. most neighborhoods in the low to mid 40's. still a light breeze out of the northwest. best year when all the rod of an centennial. when gusts reaching up to 30 and over 30 miles per hour in most neighborhoodspeaking about site, temperatures 23 degrees for overtime. 49 over 10. 20, mark charleston. chilly outside. stormy weather continues to move northeast. west coast, the flow out of the north will continue to keep us e fairly dry conditions continue across southern nevada. variable winds throughout the evening. not

mike: 40' s and 50' s out there. i want to show you the high temperatures. want to focus on this area. not us. we were plenty warm. just missing 60. but look at how to the west. temperatures in the 40' s. perhaps a snowpack. none of that is taking place. it has to do with the sun angle. time of year will really cap temperatures off. is only 25 degrees off the horizon. it will decrease that angle until we head for the first day 24 degrees above the horizon. then we start turning things around and by june, it is up to 71 degrees or that is why you can get a sunburn quickly here. there' s the clear skies. a bit of cloud cover. especially through the connecticut river valley. patchy fog out there as well but that burned off. what a gorgeous day we ended up with. out to the west, some clouds. if you look at the cloud cover, not seeing any rain or snow. this is a very dry air mass we are talking about. the system has to dive to the coast, pick up moisture and try to throw back at us on tuesday. but it will happen to far offshore. a little cloud cover, maybe some s

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here' s a look at the cooler highs for tomorrow, 30' s and lower 40' s under a blend of clouds and sun in the afternoon. mostly cloudy in the morning. wednesday, similar temperatures, a couple of spot showers thursday. at this point the weekend is looking pretty good. after an early sprinkle on saturday, a good shot sunday of getting back into the 50' s. it could be a struggle on saturday, we will just have to wait and see on that one. >> now, jason king and news 9 sports. jason: the nashville predators visiting the garden tonight. the bruins strike first, kevan miller, his second of the year puts boston in front 1-0. a nice pass to roman who scores to make it 1-1. bruins on the power pray -- power play. eriksson scores his second of the season. 2-2 late in the third. victor states in and tracks the puck, that' s the game-winner. the bruins will be at montre al manchester took two of three from the reading royals over the weekend. they currently sit in third place in the eastern conference. overall they won eight of their last 10 games. >> we' ve been playing good now for a while. the

stepping out tonight, upper 30' s, low 40' s right now. temperatures in the 50' s. still above normal for this time of year. west-northwesterly direction. 13 miles per hour in springfield. not much of a breeze. when you factor in the temperatures, does bring the temperatures down four or five degrees. it feels like 29 in worcester because of that little breeze that is out there. we have the sunshine early and the cloud cover filled back in again. we will call it a partly cloudy night overnight. we had the club this morning, then the sun came out. just felt really nice. chilly side. tomorrow, sunny. about average. partly cloudy day. pretty seasonable. maybe just a little bit above normal for this time of the seen the past. a high tomorrow. really staying that way all through the weekend. pretty chilly the first part of next week. let me break it down for you in a seven day forecast. saturday, it is breezy out. not terribly windy. lower 30' s. then sunday and wave of cold air coming in. you will notice a few flurries that try to develop. look at these high temperature

newscenter 5' s antoinette antonio is live at boston city hall. >> it' s not what jepthe chery' s family wanted to hear, the licensing board deciding no violation was made that night. needless to say, they are very shaking her head, jephthe chery' s mother leaves the licensing board room, after hearing the decision by the commission. no violation was made by the bar who' s on first, outside of which the 29-year-old t conductor was killed. >> how disappointed is your family? >> we are very disappointed, that' s all i have to say. reporter most of chery' s family : members were too upset to speak on camera, but one did tell us, they saw this coming. >> i seen it played out already in my head so it doesn' t surprise me the thanksgiving day shooting isn' t the only trouble the sports bar has had, just two months earlier it was cited after two women were shot. but lawyers for the fenway area bar argued the night leading up to the shooting was uneventful -- for the most part. the bar even calling the night early. and the licensing board agreed. that happened on that evening reporter: but when