the bomb squad responses des. >> a threat that was received the e-mail that has specific directions towards the two nashua high schools,. with specific threat of violence reporter: as the police and the fbi investigate this. or intended decided to cancel all public schools as a precaution. >> since they can' t rule out it might be a credible threat, we decided to take a cautious course of action and close all of our schools for tomorrow. reporter: some parents rushed to the police station concerned about recent environment attacks and threats that was los angeles and new york school district last week. >> what is the threat? >> there' s a lot of things going on. as a parent i am scared. reporter: the closer effects 17 -- 114 ,400 students. >> it' s hard with short notice. >> it will have a large impact on our community for tomorrow. we wanted to be safe. reporter: the superintendent says he does plan to reopen on tuesday. reid: we are following breaking news out of las vegas. a live look at a section of the strip that has been shut down at this hour after a car drove up onto the sidewalk, reportedly hit several people. a live look at this very heavy police presence in las vegas. we are waiting to get more details and as soon as they come in we will pass them along. heather: a heartbreaking search for answers in a westport fire. a four-year-old fire -- boy dies when the fire went to the home. this is not the first time a julie mcdonald is following the latest developments. reporter: it has been a very westport neighborhood. firefighters are investigating the cause of that fire that toward through this home, eventually taking the life of a before christmas. >> he was always happy. no matter what he was always happy. reporter: people in wes porter devastated tonight, mourning a little boy killed on saturday. caleb was loved throughout their neighborhood. >> i just saw him yesterday. he said he could wait for santa to come. reporter: his father -- mother and sister escape the fire. . she said they came running to her house for help >> she had burns all up and down her back and her hair was singed. . her face was covered insert reporter: this holds tragic history. november 1952 a mother and eight for children were also killed in a fire right here. the father and another son were working at a factory in a growing daughter lives elsewhere. the granddaughter of the survivor returns here to grief for this family. >> my grandmother can' t be here so i can' t offer solace. reporter: how does that happen twice? it' s unbelievable. reporter: she saw the fire on the news and had no idea at the time is great-grandson was trapped inside. the west for police officer consoled him today. >> just show your children every minute that you love them. reporter: an online collection has been started to raise money for melody and bella as they recover. they are also asking for clothing donations as a family did lose everything in the higher. julie mcdonald, wcvb newscenter reid: a third arrest in worcester. accused of helping to broker the sales of those stolen guns. he' federal court in worcester tomorrow. james walker morales, the former u.s. army reservist accused of stealing the weapons allegedly brought them to james to try to sell them the day after the robbery. 16 weapons and all were taken from the u.s. army reserve month. heather: let' s take a live look at the boston skyline on this sunday night. winter about to arrive but not temperature wise. mike is here with a quick look at the forecast. it' s going to be warmed this week. mike: tonight it' s kind of chilly. the high temperature today was 41, pretty close to normal. look at the record highs. you' ll notice the temperatures, it' s getting chilly in a few spots. hyannis down to 25 right now. the wind out of the southwest. the windchill index is not a big problem but the southwesterly direction the fear starting to get mild air moving in. you might not notice it. it will be a chilly start to the day tomorrow. the clouds are pretty much dissipating. tomorrow morning, chilling with sunshine. by afternoon, clouds and it is milder with temperatures in the 50' s. check out what' s going to happen this week. we' re talking about temperatures into the 60' s. it was likely be so -- season record high temperatures and we have some rain to talk about. i will have a timeline coming up in just a few minutes. heather: the patriots overpowered the titans at gillette stadium, pounding out a victory and learning tonight that they' ve earned a first-round playoff bye. tom brady bouncing back from an illness, but injuries also a story in this game. mike: what that does is buy the next week for the injured players. it will be either january 16 or 17. patriots win today. they are 12-2 for the season. 79 yards in 11 plays and then his 11th touchdown of the season. houses for a play? no idea what hidden from the blind side. pounced on the ball in the end zone and the patriots had themselves a 14-0 lead. half. this is just before the half. running out of bounds. he heads out. in the second half. >> did you feel what it are percent today from your illness on friday -- 100% today? >> yes. ball into the end zone. like. but it was december football. glad to get the win. mike: a look coming up at. 11:35 reid: there was a memorial sitter for the teenager killed in roxbury. he died -- 17-year-old d' andre king-settles died after being shot on annunciation road on friday afternoon. anyone with information about who may have pulled the trigger is asked to contact the boston police. heather: the man who loaned a gun to the boston marathon bombers will be sentenced this week. stephen silva has pled guilty to drug and gun charges. during the marathon attack trial he told the court he gave the gun to dzhokhar tsarnaev two months before the bombings. prosecutors say the gun was later used to murder mit police officer sean collier days after the attack. the driver of a car that ended up dangling over the charles river is now facing charges. the car crashed into a barrier off memorial drive in cambridge saturday. state police say a 22-year-old boston man is charged with negligence and destruction of property. no one was injured. reid: the victim of a fatal fire in brockton has been identified. the district attorney says 68-year-old robert samuels died inside his apartment at 55 city hall plaza this morning. when firefighters made it up to the third floor and into the unit they found the victim suffering from severe burns. the cause of the fire is under investigation but foul play is not suspected. heather: enough sugar governor is calling for -- the new hampshire governor is calling into a an investigation into a widespread carbon monoxide leak in keene. it involved a mix of propane gas distribution system. at least five people were treated for symptoms. liberty utility says this problem is being resolved. the governor is urging residents reid: donald trump under attack the democrats. they took a last night in a debate you some right here on newscenter 5. now trump is firing back. after the democratic debate the republican front-runner fired back. >> she just made it up. it was a soundbite. reid: he attacked democratic from running hillary clinton for this explosive allegation. >> he is becoming isis' best recruiter. they are going to people, showing videos of donald trump insulting islam and muslims in order to recruit. reid: both the white house and terror experts say there is no hard evidence they are using videos of trump to recruit. the campaign clarified. she was not represent a specific video. last night he tweeted, "hillary clinton live." >> i have been right more than anyone else has been right. >> they have called that are more false statements. people might be calling me up and they turn out to be wrong also. reid: senator bernie sanders argued on this week that trump deliberately mislead. >> i say this straightforwardly. i think you have a pathological liar. much of what he says are lies or gross distortions of reality. reid: he was the biggest target in the new hampshire debate, the only gop candidate call that my name. even his fellow republicans are taking aim at the front runner. >> i was in new jersey on september 11 and thousands of people simply were not celebrating in jersey city. across party lines. the next republican debate will carolina. the democrats will be three days after that also in south carolina. >> next -- >> how to turn unwanted gifts cards in the cash. and the mistake many of us make customers fighting back. the daring decision to take an armed robber. mike: with record heat on the >> you are watching wcvb newscenter 5 at 11:00. reid: this is new at 11:00. watch as a customer fights back against an armed robber who tried to hold up a convenience store in coral gables, florida. watch that. the clerk joins in, and they hold him until police get there. police say they' re glad the bad it' s probably not a good idea to face off with an armed robber. heather: three south shore to fire just days before christmas. the flames broke out around 5:00 this morning at this water front people in one unit were trapped on their back porch until firefighters were able to rescue them. no one was hurt, but the building is a total loss. the red cross is helping the victims find a place to stay. reid: investigators are trying to find out who made a fake and it put it on board air france flight. it was headed to paris this morning when a meet in emergency landing in kenya. there were 459 passengers and 14 crew members on board. the head of the airline says the device was made up of cardboard, paper and household timer. this is the fourth hoax in recent weeks. s a good change you' ll give and get a gift card this holiday season. but what if it is for something you don' t really want? instead of letting them just sit in a drawer, you might be able to turn them into cash. it' s the present that almost everyone gets a gift card give it they are so popular that one this year. -- $138 billion. you can even give the gift of stock in major companies. but what if it does not suit you? you might not know you can turn it into cash. websites like gift cards.com will buy your unwanted gift card and did you cash. though usually not for the entire amount. >> that sounds like a fantastic idea. stores have a sheen the swapper cash even easier. whether you keep your coward -- card or traded in, do it soon. >> it won' t expire until five years until the date of purchase. might inhibit activity fee or you might lose the gift card. heather: so many of us misplace $750 year. $750 million unclaimed. to avoid getting a gift card somebody might not want, get the prepaid credit cards. they can be used anywhere. reid: it was a jaw-dropping stunning event at miss universe in las vegas after the wrong winner was mistakenly announced and crowned live on television. this is the moment, host steve harvey realizes his mistake and announced it to the crowd and said miss columbia who you see to the right. she was given the crown within the crown was removed and given to the correct winner, miss philippines. he tweeted a few minutes ago, " i would like to apologize wholeheartedly to miss columbia and miss philippines for my mistake. i feel terrible. i would like to apologize to the viewers that a disappointed as well. again, it was an honest mistake." it was very bizarre. i think they will be talking about is her quite some time. heather: i don' t know who i feel worse for, steve harvey or the two contestants that were shocked. it was a mistake. watch. oh man. heather: it will be everywhere tomorrow. for steve harvey. reid: people will talk about that a lot tomorrow. they will also be talking about the weather. look at the month. we are almost 10 degrees above normal. every day that one has been above average. we had 50' s, 60' s, and this weekend was likely will see more 50' s and 60. the number one is 2006, 41 degrees. look at that. maybe 1/10 of a degree separating each place. we are running almost five degrees above the number one slot. it' s interesting because tomorrow night at about this time astronomical winter arrives at 11:48 p.m. the winter solstice. after that things start to get little bit brighter. right now it is 32 degrees and the breezes of the south at six miles for our. -- per hour. check out these air temperatures. we have some 30' s and a lot of 20' s showing up. denver is a 26. pittsburgh is a 24. that pocket of air right around norwood always get so cold and even new bedford is down to 27 degrees. this is cold stuff. this is really closer to where we are supposed to be. that' s why we talk about the 50' s and 60' s this week, that is really unusual. very thin clouds. you can see the stars. as the high pressure drifts to a lot of clouds tomorrow with its warmer temperatures coming in as well. clear and chilly tonight. 22-32 degrees for the overnight low. tomorrow morning sunshine and afternoon clouds. 50-55. it might not feel quite that were because of the southwesterly wind. we could see gusts over 30 miles per hour tomorrow. it will be with us for a while. even when asserting talk about cooler temperatures next weekend i' m talking about temperatures that are closer to normal and maybe above normal. let me break it down for you. tomorrow, a windy day. they will be gusting as we talk about the day. on tuesday a few showers going on. you see how it is a broken area around 9:00 in the morning. there may be a few scattered showers around any hint of sunshine. it' s up to 54 degrees. then we had a wednesday. this is our best opportunity for seeing rain this week. a new area will develop to the south and the northward. most of the day is dry on as we start to head towards wednesday night we will see some downpours. we could get half an inch of rain out of the whole thing. thursday and this is the warmest in the forecast. it looks like boston and worcester will both set records. it is conceivable we can see temperatures warmer than 64. not a lot of sunshine but very warm. 56 is the record for christmas. we will be just a little the cooler. and then a few showers on saturday. here is the cool air coming back. notice on sunday we are talking normal. that is why i say this will good as incredibly warm december. i don' t know if mother nature will drop the other shoe. maybe it' for last winter. record within the same calendar year. heather: it' s been a year of extremes. ok. coming up next, home for the holidays. soldiers back with their families just in time for christmas. we' best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders in a republican congress than any other member. cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders pbuilding a better bank starts 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early statement in this game. they drive 79 yards on the first possession. gronkowski of the 11 the place taxes 11th cap -- snags his 11th season. the ball pops loose. right guy, right place, right time. touchdown. i was this for a catch? 30 yards. blocking in front of him. this he has just parted -- the makes a couple of -- sorted just runs out of bound for the bench. he did not return to the game. he went down to the locker room. you can see he is living a little bit. that left knee. did not return to the game. the patriots have a couple of interceptions, taking a touchdown away. the tennessee titans. dont' with an injury. patriots win it, 33-16. >> my good friend that the -- love the game of football. definitely get the touchdown to him. and definitely make that score for him. i know he was going crazy knowing that it was dedicated to him. >> that was a big play. he got open on single coverage and got to the outside leverage. he has been through a lot this week i' m sure. i' mike: the standings, the patriots number one in the afc. a couple of games up on broncos. one more with next week -- win against the jets and the dolphins and it will have home field advantage. issued out -- a shootout win for the bruins today. right out in front, no chance on that one. early second period, new jersey ties it at 1-1. it would stay that way for the remainder of regulation. cory snyder. 38 saves for new jersey. 29 saves in the bruins net. issued out and the very first attempt was by ryan spooner. he beats cory snyder over his shoulder. back and forth they went. the bruins win it, 2-1 the final. coming up, sunday sports overtime. we talk about the patriots now, next week and who should be this season' s m.v.p. in the national football league. all of that in a couple of minutes. reid: coming up next crunching , some historic box office numbers. heather: "star wars: the force awakens" has a light speed debut. we' ll tally up the tickets stra catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. after 12:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte or macchiato for $1.99. phave you started shopping? v just waiting for inspiration to strike. and there it is! z done! genius. give the gift of dunkin' coffee. get 3 pounds for $19.99, only at dunkin' restaurants. america runs on dunkin'. heather: talk of a galactic haul. reid: star wars smashing box office records. million in its opening weekend. that blows past the previous record set by "jurassic world." industry watchers have predicted a big debut of his inequality of "the force awakens" that will keep theaters packed. it still have got open in china which is expected to be another box office bonanza. $508 million globally. heather: i have heard great things about it. and we are all going to see it eventually once the crowds die down. out a move your christmas day. temperatures will be so warm. heather: we get it 70 this week?

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