gear they used to carry out the deadly rampage. we're also getting an inside look at the suspect's apartment in redlands, california, the landlord actually let reporters inside to see how the couple lived inside was a koran, a messy kitchen and a baby's crib. two shooters had a six-month-old child that was reportedly left with a relative before the shooting. detectives called the apartment an ied factory because of all the pipe bomb materials they initially found. >> vanessa: it is not just the shooters we're learning more about. tonight, we are getting to know, new information about the victims of that mass shooting. victim shannon johnston was an inspector for the county's health department for the past ten years. he oversaw food, safety and recreational health in san bernardino. johnston lived with his girlfriend. he was 45 years old. robert adams was 40 years old, and a father. he was a health specialist for san bernardino county. his daughter savannah was 20 months old. adams wife jenny was his high school sweetheart. larry kaufman, 42 years old, who loved horror movies. kaufman worked at the inland regional center with clients who had disabilities. the "l.a. times" is reporting that he refused to get his driver's license, so his boyfriend of the last three years could drive him 20 work every day. -- to work every day. >> oh my gosh. >> mark: tense moments in boston boston's seaport district. this is a picture of a man who left the suitcase next to the wheel of car. >> vanessa: no explosive were found inside the suitcase. all of this happened at the u.s. coast guard building on atlantic avenue near federal court. once the bomb squared arrived, the teen was able to execute a controlled detonation. fox 25's stephanie quinu is live for us in boston to show us what kind of trouble that man is now in. stephanie. >> the reporter: and police actually used a robot to detonate that devision, just those bushes, again, we do want to say, that police didn't find any explosive devices inside. but a source did tell us, they found a device that looked like an explosive. in just the last hour, homeland security officers have now left this area, but take a look, this is the man police have now arrested. this is the mug shot of 50-year-old james terrapignoty, just into our newsroom. tonight, people we spoke with said they are still shaken up by what happened. >> we've had some pretty bad terror attacks, the bombings and things like that, but when it literally happens right next to you, it's just, i don't know, it's strange. >> rick says he had just gotten to work here on atlantic avenue when police told him, he had to leave. police evacuated the area, after finding a suitcase next to a homeland security vehicle. a source told fox 25 the suspect now identified as james terrapignoty, took a selfie dropping off the suitcase and then ran away. there more on purpose, and just walked quickly up hyde street. >> a homeland security officer saw terrapignoty left. the bomb squad was called and they detonated the suit case. melissa who took this video from her office window said she couldn't believe what she was seeing. >> pretty scary to know, it happens right by where you work. >> for others, they immediately thought of the terrorist attacks in california and paris, and here in boston. >> we heard it. it was pretty loud. and again, see, that's still unsettling for a lot of people, especially we know the marathon event that happened a couple years ago. >> former superintendent chief of the boston police department says especially in light of these events, police always handle suspicious devices or packages very carefully. and investigate this motive. >> they might have been putting it here to see how law enforcement would responds. what's the procedures the protocol, to see if they can hand events. -- an event. >> and commissioner evans told us especially in light of what happened in the past few weeks, he was in touch with the fifteen, along with the governor and -- f.b.i., along with the governor and the mayor. we want to stress to you, there is no threat to the public. as tore terrapignoty, he's charged with planting a hoax device and we took a closer look into his history and we found that he has a trespassing charge in florida, back from 2007. in boston, stephanie quinu, fox 25 news. >> following breaking news, involving former patriot, now convicted killer, aaron fox 25 has learned he has been found with a homemade knife or shank in prison. hernandez is serving a life sentence at baranowski correctional center in shirley for the murder of odin lloyd. he was put into a segregation unit and taken out of the general population. he is set to go on trial for a boston double murder in january. >> vanessa: right now, investigators are trying to learn what started this deadly fire that swept through a lynn apartment building. hospital. they forced firefighters back. we are bringing you team coverage tonight at 6:00 p.m. our christine mccarthy spoke to a man who ran inside the burning home and carried a neighbor to safety. but we begin first with katherine burcham with what investigators are still searching for tonight. >> the reporter: investigators from the state fire marshals office spent today talking with witnesses and also reviewing building. tonight, they say, they're looking for video from any witnesses who may have been here right before the fire started, or who watched the residents escape the flames. this family was asleep on the top floor of this lynn apartment building when the squeal of the smoke alarm woke them. >> my mom heard the fire alarm from the second floor, so when she went to open, like, the door, smoke came in. >> the alarms were sounding from the floor below. go down to knock on their door, but it was too late. his own family barely escaped running down the back stairs in thick smoke. >> my dad took everyone back through the back door and got my family out. i'm really glad they're safe. >> flames were shooting through the roof. firefighters were able to pull two people from the second inside. nearly a dozen others escape, and huddled in front of the empty shell today, as cause. >> we'll be taking a close look at the ownership of the building, the condition of the building, whether there was any violations to the building. >> residents tell fox 25 the alarms were working, but fire officials say the fact that nearly 20 people shared two floors here made it difficult to respond and help. >> the number of people here, obviously, makes it difficult, for firefighters to determine the condition and the number of people that resided here. >> now, we went to the landlord's home today in a number of occupants that were living in that apartment building. but no one answered the door. again, tonight, the state fire marshals office is asking anyone with video from the beginning of the fire or who may have been here before that fire started about 12:45 a.m. this morning, to contact them and they can do so anonymously. we're live in lynn. katherine bermuda and puerto rico trump, fox 25 news -- katherine burcham, fox 25 news. >> mark: now to christine mccarthy who spoke to a neighborhood who rescue a man inside the burning home. >> the reporter: everyone i spoke with in this entire lynn neighborhood is completely devastated about this huge loss of life, but they're also grateful for those rescuers. >> i thought this is a grammy or something. a nightmare. >> as a lynn neighborhood mourns the tremendous loss of life, word spreads of acts of heroism by firefighters. >> it was the biggest fire i've ever seen and they somehow managed to get in, and rescue two different people and they just got too out of control. >> fire officials too applauded the rescue. >> it was absolutely amazing. i've been a firefighter in lynn for 32 years, it was one of the most spectacular rescues i've seen. >> it wasn't just firefighters who did the rescuing. this resident who spoke to us through a translator, ran inside his burning home and carried a woman to safety. >> he said by the time he got to her and grabbed letter, he was already out of here. >> wilmer perez evacuated his own family, leaving everything he owns behind. >> i just take my daughter, told my mom, my grandma, and be off. >> the reporter: despite their combined efforts, the flames were too overpowering to save everyone. four people on the second floor didn't make it. >> really nice people. nice neighborhood, and i feel sorry for the families. families. >> the reporter: now, neighbors tell me though know who died on the second floor of this multifamily, but as of right releagues the names of those -- releasing its names of those four people. as the chief of the medical examiner's office works on notifying family. live in lynn tonight, christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. >> mark: when the news of the deadly fire broke out this morning, we first alerted you on the fox 25 app to get breaking news, traffic weather an other important information, download the fox 25 app for your phone or tablet and it's free-for-all devices. 21 years ago, a man walked into boston buildings where abortions shooting. >> vanessa: several people died and tonight, we are hearing from the brother of one of the women, all new at 6:00 p.m., the vivid memories that haunt him and what he thinks can be done to stop mass shootings. >> mark: a man died in a boating accidents off the coast of gloucester. we just spoke with his happened. >> it is cold out there tonight windchill is having on you right now. >> vanessa: but first, and next at 6:00 p.m., the sox welcome the most sought after free agent pitcher in baseball. what david price just then you make it... nothing like this. you make a capital one caf\. someplace more relaxed. with free wi-fi and banking advice... without all the "double talk." and checking accounts with no minimums... or fees. then you design a top-rated mobile app that makes banking 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driveway when he was run over. no charges are being filed. >> vanessa: no bail for the man accused of stealing 16 guns from the u.s. armory reserve center. it was james morales first court appearance in massachusetts. as fox 25 has been reporting, the former army reservist was caught in new york. the theft happened in mid november and some of the guns stolen remain missing. a dorchester woman has also been arrested in connection with this case. and students in cambridge under tight security again today, in police were patrolling every school in the district, after anonymous email threatened gun violence. it was the third threat against the schools this week. police say they believe two of the threats came from the same person. >> mark: less than hand hour arc the red sox welcome the new ace, david price. the dominant left-hander signed a seven year deal, worth a whole lot of money. fox 25's bryan salmond was there when price held up his new sox jersey. quite a moment in red sox history. >> a very big day for the red sox as david price has made it official. he is now a boston red sox partnership every and if you don't -- pitcher and if you don't believe me, we have video of david price getting his uniform and put it on. seven years, $217 million, he's extremely happy to be a boston red sox player and he can't wait to get started. >> vanessa: this is a place that has winning in their blood and not just with, you know, not just with the red sox. obviously, what the patriots are celtics, this is a place that wins and a place that expects to win, and that's what i want to be a part of. i'm excited. i'm definitely a competitor, i want to win. you know, that's why i play the game. i want to be the best team that i can be. i'm loud, i'm sure the red sox players can hear me, you know, the previous six and a half years i've been in the big leagues, and that's just me. it's not fake. it's real, it's genuine. i care about my teammates. >> the reporter: well, price says he can't wait to be a teammate with david ortiz and they'll have a great relationship moving forward. outside of fenway park, bryan salmond, fox 25 news. >> kevin: brian looked comfortable out there without a winter jacket on. there is a bit of a chill to the air with the wind blowing this evening. it's not strong winds, but any kind of wind when temperatures we have clouds overhead that will melt away. the sprinkles and flurries that came with them. high pressure takes over, high pressure means sinking air which to cool off. 47 boston, 41 worcester, right now. if you look closer at these temperatures, that 47 in boston comes with clouds, as the skies clear, there goes your temperature, down another 10 degrees overnight tonight. manchester, new hampshire, 44 with some clouds right now, and a breeze from the northwest at 6. you're dropping down to freezing or below first thing in the morning and out here to hyannis, 45 degrees for you right now, with some clouds. those clouds will go away and you'll be dropping down to 37 under clear skies tonight and final stop, be back here to worcester counties. fitchburg, you're 44 right now with some clouds and you're dropping down to below freezing overnight tonight as well. so it will be a chilly start to the day. no doubt about that, to be expected in december of course. but right now, those temperatures are actually being acted on by the winds and the winds are blowing 9, 10 miles per hour, again, nothing strong. winds, but any kind of a breeze and sometimes there's a gust higher than that, will make you feel colder, so it's feeling like 35 in worcester. 30's already in southern new hampshire and northern worcester county. portsmouth and new hampshire, feels like 39 in nantucket too, with the breeze coming in off the water. you'll wake up to sunshine in the morning, you'll have that all through lunchtime tomorrow and tomorrow night and this takes you into saturday morning, where it will be sunny there as well and in to saturday afternoon, where it will be sunny. this is the temperature, scheme that i'm expecting tomorrow. 40's to low 50's. upper 40's, low 50's really across the area. how about 52 in framingham. 49 in gardner. 51 in shrewsbury and 50 in raymond, new hampshire. fast forward to sunday. you want more sunshine, you got it. you'll start out with a cold morning, but by the afternoon, this sunshine will be working on your temperatures and getting you in to the 50's in most areas. you'll see that here in your seven-day forecast. your weekend, always in view, let's get that more closely in view for you. that weekend forecast will be in the 50's both afternoons, keep in mind, you're starting out in the 20's and 30's though, first while. as far as the forecast going forward, i'm going to look at a timeline for a couple storms coming our way tuesday into wednesday. this is the first storm system. far enough offshore, that's a direct hit, but this is something if it wobbles closer to us, we do this with winter storms all the time, it brings the rain in here. if it comes closer to us, the cold air will go farther away. expect rain from this one. another storm system coming at us want to come up the coast and produce rain. we're settling in to what looks like kind of a stormy pattern. the storminess to match up with the cold air in order to produce snow. not of course we want that, but that's what we'll be watching for. i've n update on the -- i have an update on the weekend forecast. >> vanessa: he lost his sister in a mass shooting at a brookline planned parenthood. what liam loony is telling me about what must be done about mass shootings, that is >> vanessa: new at 6:00 p.m., reaction from police who just arrested a man who they say placed a suitcase bomb and ran (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? p enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... p change your thinking about buying your next one. >> vanessa: it was a shooting that rattled the the boston area. two women killed 21 years ago when a man armed with a rifle walked into clinics where abortions are performed. >> mark: tonight the brother of one of those women is speaking out about the continued mass can be done to stop it. sharman sachetti sat down with him and has the story new at 6:00 p.m. >> the reporter: what happened at the planned parenthood in colorado, he tells me, was similar to the attack that killed his sister, and he says it's high time elected officials take action to stop it. e. >> it's been 21 years since a mass shooting happened when shannon was killed in a clinic. >> liam is frustrated that shootings like the one that took his sister at this brooklyn planned parenthood back in 1994 are still happening. >> shannon's murder was a big deal 21 years ago, in that it was -- it was a mass shooting, and those didn't happen very much then. we've now had two within a week. >> he points to the mass shooting at the planned parenthood in colorado a week ago, and the attack in san bernardino, only days ago. >> at some point, we need to be saying, this new normal is unacceptable. different from our leaders. >> but isn't it our mass shootings the new normal now. >> they are commonplace. >> he now heads up the massachusetts office for victim assistance. he shows us this picture of shannon at christmas, days before she was killed by john salvy and this, a picture of her with her grandfather, who died from heart trouble, only hours after learning of shannon's death. when she died, the world lost a lot of promise. >> she was a history buff, she graduated from boston college, she worked with children around issues of child abuse. >> caller is indicating, she thinks someone is shooting. >> other issues surrounding mass shootings deserve attention, but it's gun control he's most passionate about. loony bought the rifle in new hampshire used to kill his sister. >> we need to have a serious conversation about removing guns other people. >> loony remembers his sister every day an on the anniversary of her death, december 30th, he tries to spend time with his kids and do something positive to remember her. sharman sachetti, fox 25 news. >> mark: its number of people seeking asylum in the u.s. has more than doubled if five years. a government audit found there weren't enough checks in place to spot fraud in applications, everything from false identification documents to potential terrorists. it's a growing problem, because the number of applicants is growing. in just the past five years, the number of people seeking asylum in the u.s. has increased by more than 130%. >> limited in its ability to assess what the risks are and then having the right tools in place to be able to address those risks. >> in response to the audit, the department of homeland security pledged to make reforms, the gao also found a huge backlog of asylum applications. as of september, that backlog toad at more than 106,000 applicants. >> vanessa: presidential candidate marco rubio rubio was in greenhands to speak holiday vision. he talked about his vision for a new american century and touched on national security, as well as the federal government's have to find in education. >> mark: fisherman dies after a boat he was on sank off the coast of gloucester. >> vanessa: his devastated wrong. important witness for the defense in the phillip chism murder trial takes the stand, but will he be enough to convince this jury that chism was mentally ill when colleen ritzer was brutally murdered. >> mark: somehow, the officer was not hit. the dramatic video and it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. it has the fastest internet with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go 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(impact on metal) introducing new centrum vitamints. a multivitamin that contains a full spectrum of essential nutrients you enjoy like a mint. new centrum vitamints. >> mark: updating breaking news at 6:30 p.m. the february is investigate the deadly mass shooting in california as an acts of terrorism, as we reported, syed rizwan tashfeen malik and her husband, syed rizwan farook have been identified as the shooters. tashfeen malik pledge allegiance to isis. the f.b.i. director james comey says they showed signs of radicalization but were not part of a broader network. >> there's a lot of evidence in this case that doesn't quite make sense, and so we're trying to be very thoughtful to understand it, and to make sense of it, so we understand the full stents of what we have here. >> mark: also today, the media was allowed inside the home of the killers by the landlord. he says police gave him the two floor townhome in redlands california appeared much like any other home. but it was appear authorities had been there. shattered glass, boarded windows and paperwork left by the f.b.i. and baby clothes and a crib serving as a reminder of a 6-month-old who is now without parents. we are learning more about the victims in this terror attack. an environmental health specialist in san bernardino county was 27, she had three sisters, her family says, she was full of life and loved by all who knew herl. her. the woman fled 20 the united states at the age of 18 to escape persecution of christians following the iranian revolution, she was married to a police officer and had three children ages 10, 12, and 15, she was 46 years old. >> vanessa: the terror attack is top of mind for a lot of people and with the nice weather that's expected this weekend, mayor walsh is reassuring people in boston not to cancel their new has 6:00 p.m., jim morelli is live in the city with the mayor's message. >> the reporter: it's that time of year when communities get together to celebrate the season, and a short time ago, mayor walsh was here in west roxbury to illuminate a wreath at a community center and it is one of several holiday events going on in boston this weekend. events somewhat darkened by what happened in california. we talked with the mayor, as well as the police commissioner, about what is now being investigated as a terror attack. >> >> here in the city, we make sure we have a safe city and see anything outside of the ordinary, call 911. you don't take anything for granted. >> we have a grade intelligence network, work with the february, you know, -- f.b.i., you know, stay local and try to intercept these, but you know, someone operating out of their basement, it's very hard to detect. >> essentially, the mayor is saying, and the police commissioner, both saying stay calm, carry on, and don't let have more reaction at 10:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. in west roxbury, jim poe relly, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: a man who allegedly dropped a suspicious suitcase near a homeland security vehicle has been arrested. 54-year-old james terrapignoty was arrested in lawrence. >> i can tell you right now that boston police just arrived here in lawrence to pick this man up and take him into custody and return him back to boston. let's take a look right now at that boston police transport vehicle showed up at lawrence p.d. to take 50-year-old james darren terrapignoty into custody, this after i allegedly left a suitcase behind a homeland security s.u.v. in boston. that suitcase caused quite a commotion in the city today. it was blown up after it was taken away by a robot, because they were not sure what was inside of it. now, police picked this man up afternoon at gunpoint. in boston, the police tell us that he's the man who walk up and left that suitcase behind the rear tire of a homeland security vehicle in the city, on atlantic avenue this morning. a robot needed to be called into take the suitcase away. it was detonated in a secure area. boston police were here on scene to take him back to boston, right now i can tell you police inside telling us tonight, what happened when this arrest took place this afternoon. >> that was a little -- i was a little shocked, that you know, someone would do something especially the environment that we've been dealing with lately. that someone would cause this kind of anxiety and distress. >> darren terrapignoty en route to boston with boston police in their custody, being charged with planting a hoax device an will be arraigned in monday at city. fox 25 news. >> vanessa: four people are dead the victims were found early this morning if a second floor unit of the multifamily building. several people made it out. others were rescued. the names of the victims have not been leased. there's no word on a cause. >> mark: a man died after a fishing boat he was on sank off the coast of gloucester. new at 6:00 p.m., our area richie just spoke to the man's daughter and joins us live in east boston now. erika? >> the reporter: well, mark, that daughter is heartbroken, yet, she reached out to us today in her grief, because she has a message about her dad, she just felt compelled to share. so i sat down with her home in east boston a short time ago. here's what she wants you to november. >> i just want to make sure that everybody knows he was my hero. he got the crew members off the boat before he even thought of getting off the boat. that was the type of person my >> a very difficult day for this woman, she just learn of her dad's death around midnight, so the reality hasn't had time to sink in. 46-year-old david suterland died late last night 12 miles who have the -- offthe coast. his daughter said good samaritans aboard a passing vessel tried to tow the boat but the high winds an waving were preventing it. the coast guard was unsuccessful. the boat was taking on too much water too fast. the three man crew had to abandon the vessel. when suterlands was pulled from the water, he was unresponsive and later died. >> they tried to give him cpr for an hour. and it didn't work. so i am so very grateful for everybody who tried to save my father. >> the reporter: now suterlands wearing a survival suit when he wasn't into the water. he is an experienced commercial fisherman earning a living on the sea for nearly two decades, baffled by the events of last night. a medical examiner will determine the exact cause of death. live in east boston tonight, erika richie, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: another man is dead after a fire destroyed part of an apartment home in concord, new hampshire, early this morning. the fire broke out around 3:00 a.m. this morning on rumford street. firefighters say it started on the first floor. they were able to get ten people out of the building, but an elderly man on the first floor did not escape. tonight, the exact cause is still under investigation and the red cross is helping to house the ten people who were displaced. manchester, new hampshire police need your help tonight tracking down this thief. he robbed a cvs on south willow street last night, just before 7:00 p.m. no weapon was shown, about $200 was taken. the suspect covered his face with some sort of white cloth. call manchester p.d. if you know anything about this crime. >> mark: fox 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin bit on the warm side? >> the reporter: yeah a little too mild. i like it to go the other way to get chill in here and get snowflakes flying. not all of you agree with that, but my opinion. there are flakes flying to our north and west, but flurries, the significant snow is in northern maine, and in places, still coming down. 47 boston right now. 41 worcester, but look at keene new hampshire. 37 degrees at this hour, so there are cool spots mr. richardson and with the wind blowing lightly most locations, going calm in keene and fitchburg, worcester, province town, islands, gives you a bit of a child in those places. 35 is what it feels like in worcester. 43 in boston and feeling like 39 out there in nantucket. saw a little bit of a windchill to contend with this evening, clearing skies through the evening and tonight, by the time we're talking to you on our late newscast, it will be mostly if not totally clear out there. sunshine first thing in the morning, that persists into the afternoon tomorrow and that sun will warm us up as mark days. what you can expect for your high temperatures and our next chance for stormy weather. >> mark: critical day for the defense in the phillip chism murder trial. the accused teen killer is delusional and he hears voices in his head. >> vanessa: bob ward is covering the trial and much of the defense case rests with this witness. >> this danvers high school surveillance video of phillip chism is a key piece of evidence in his murder trial, and this $300 an hour new york psychiatrist is a key witness in chism's defense. in the video, phillip chism is seen following victim colleen ritzer into a girl's bathroom, where she was first attacked and then later, we see chism retrieve a recycling barrel that chism used to move right colleen ritzer into the woods where she birdie. in much of the video, church is wearing a change of clothes. dr. dudley testified the video reveals chism's disorganized thinking, a sign of psychosis. being photographed by all of these cameras, which i thought was a very unusual response to what it just happened. >> dr. dudley also testified that chism hears voices in his head, that he reacts to them, and that chism is also delusional, thinking that he is a ninja, but prosecutors allege the murder of colleen ritzer was sexually motivated. and dr. dudley clung to his diagnosis as prosecutor kate mcdougal tried to remind him about chism's movements at danvers high school on the day of the murder. >> when he brought a box cutter to school that morning, he was experiencing psychosis. >> yes he did. >> when he brought gloves to school that morning, he was experiencing psychosis. >> that's correct. >> when he brought not just the red sweatshirt he was wearing, but a sweatshirt to cover his head, he was experiencing psychosis. >> that's correct. >> the reporter: dr. dudley facing fierce cross-examination and it's not over yet. as for the jury, it could get this case by the end of next >> vanessa: a new hampshire flight attendant is being allowed to go back home after allegedly causing a huge scene on an overseas flight. a north carolina news station reports the judge will allow joanne snow to travel back to facility. but she is not allowed to fly. snow is accused of slapping a flight attendant and kicking an air marshal during an american airlines flight to germany last week. she also allegedly tried to unlock the plane's door while it was taxiing to the gate. >> mark: a century's old map stolen from the boston public library has been found. the map dates back to sane 12, compiled by a french explorer, it shows the new england coast, canadian maritime provinces and goes as far west as the great lakes. the map was among 70 others that disappeared in 2005. the library's map center curator was recently able to locate the map on sale at a new york city antiques dealer. well, judge today dismissing boston's attempt to block the everett casino. as fox 25 has been reporting for the casino will cause huge traffic issues in sullivan square. mayor marty walsh telling fox 25 the city will continue to fight the project, but didn't use the word appeal. million dollars. at what point does this become a waste of taxpayer money? >> again, i'm waiting to see. i don't view it as a waste of taxpayers money. it's money being used to represent the people of this city, and that's what my job as >> mark: quinn tells fox 25 they are pleased with the ruling. revere's lawsuit against the gaming commission was also dismissed today. >> vanessa: we're learning it may soon be possible for students to earn college credit before they graduate interest high schools. the chance it becomes reality next. >> mark: the dramatic video his life, after it's the final countdown! the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. >> mark: man accused of trying to kill a pennsylvania police officer is on the loose. the attack caught on camera, we're about to show you, may be disturbing to some. >> put your hands behind your back. >> mark: the officer was shot at at point-blank range in manchester, township. none of the bullets hit that officer. jackson was being pulled over on a suspicion of drunk driving. there is a $5,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. court will not hear an appeal from parishioners of a shuttered church. members of st. frances x carbini have been holding a vigil around the clock continues it was closed. the court ruled the members were trespassing and needed to leave. the parishioners say they will continue to ask cardinal sean owe mali owe o'malley to keep the church open. >> a partnership that allows students to take college classes classes. the data shows it's a pull to go to go to college, but obviously when they get to college, their costs are less because they have credit. >> mark: the plan is part of the bill overhauling no child left behind. the senate is likely to pass it in the next few days. >> vanessa: congress is about to give a big boost to local road projects. this week, they passed a five year funding bill for the nation's highways. road conditions in our region to the d.o.t., 42% of massachusetts roads are in poor condition. and in new hampshire, 54% of roads are in poor condition. >> we can help to address some of the choke points that are in that transportation system and really give the economy a shot in the arm. >> vanessa: massachusetts senator elizabeth warren did not vote for the $305 billion bill. she says provisions in that bill will hurt taxpayers. >> kevin: some clouds popped up this afternoon. we had some sprinkles and flurries back in here, being picked up by the live storm tracker doppler radar, but not a concern for us. the clouds will be melting away this evening. these temperatures will be dropping. down into the 30's in southwest new hampshire. most places are staying in the 40's at least for now. a bit of a windchill, but not too much to talk about interest. making it five, six degrees cooler. we will be clearing out tonight, so the clouds you have going away, when i'm talking to you 11:00 p.m., it will be mostly if not totally clear. the clouds to the north will go away. sunshine in the morning, this takes you to noontime. and into the afternoon too, plenty of sunshine and a real nice looking day. temperatures tonight will be cold though, diving down to freezing, in worcester by 6:00 a.m. in its morning and of course, still drop a degree or two before there before the sun comes up and gets high in the sky. this takes any to boston, going down into the 30's tonight as well as the clouds clear on out and finally to ipswich, the north shore dropping to the 30's overnight and likely getting close to freeze, especially away from the coastline where your coldest temperatures will be. but the rebound tomorrow afternoon is significant. metro west area, you're going to see, we'll be up around 50 degrees if most locations. watertown to cambridge. 53 in dedham and 49 in boston tomorrow afternoon. in worcester county, some mild temperatures as well, 49 gathered 49 gardner gardner. maybe if we get rid of that temperatures. 50 degrees for you in derry and deerfield. so we have nice temperatures coming up to start your weekend. let's fast forward. this takes you into sunday, 6:00 a.m. in the morning, waking up to sunshine, that's sticking around into the middle of the day and fast forward to 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon, significant because just after 4:00 p.m., is when the sun sets and at 4:25 p.m. is when the stadium. under clear skies, the sun sets about 4:10 p.m. in the afternoon, 4:10 p.m., southwesterly, winds light, not a factor in this came and precipitation during the nighttime hours. here's your seven-day forecast. we have a lot of sunshine in this forecast, but i want to direct your attention tuesday through thursday, when things get more interesting as far as the weather is concerned. one storm offshore on tuesday. looks like for now, it's going to clip southeastern massachusetts with rain on tuesday, but that risk is there. if it wobbles closer, more of us would see some rain. seems to be stationed to the north and push farther to the north if the storm pushes farther north as well. wednesday, we dry out and on thursday, another storm system threatens again, along the coast. this is a pattern you like to see set up in the winter. if you're a snow lover, see the storms starting to come off the coast and as far as the weekends, always in view. 51 saturday, 54 sunday. after a cold saturday and it's those cold temperatures that has in need. we need your help. bring a gently worn coat to jordan's furniture in redding, between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. more details on the facebook page and on myfoxboston.com. hope you can make it out and join me, shiri and sarah tomorrow afternoon. >> live outside fenway park. next in sports, we'll hear from one of the patriots players who hasn't played in a while. that will be coming up in just a moment, plus, the reason why i'm here. sox pitcher. you will not hear from our president: we are at war it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. their aim is our total destruction. we can't withdraw from this threat or negotiate with it. we have but one choice: to defeat it. vo: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of andrew: the one thing about soccer that i like the most is when i put my uniform on, the age just leaves me. the ages leave all of us. we simply become kids again. i think all of us play for that very reason. it makes us the child we once were. the years just glide away, and i'm back to where i was. who used to be down in me, and i get to be that person all over again. my name is andrew, >> live outside of fenway park, where next season, the fans in there will be extremely happy. why? well the team finally has an ace. and if you don't believe me, you can look at our video proof of david price, officially becoming a boston red sox pitcher, just seven years, $217 million, now, bush stearns was inside and caught up with dave price, to talk about becoming a boston red sox player and what that means to him. >> well, good news. i mean, i'm a good teammate, you know, they'll get to see how i act in the dugout and how i interact with fans and what i do for the communities i'm playing for. that's something that's very special to me. i want to be able to impact lives in a positive way, away mean, $217 million is a ridiculous amount of money for any individual. bruski what does the money -- but what does the money represent to you? >> just money. that's not what drives me in the game of baseball or in life, you know. that's something i guess that comes with it, you know, that's i want to -- whether it's going good or going bad, i want to stay the same person. >> wow. david dombrowski definitely leaving his imprint on the sox. look at the guy he brought in, seven years, $217 million. craig kimbrel in a trade and outfielder chris young for 13 million and two years. well, its patriots are back at it this weekends and a guy who will finally be back on the field, jamie collins, defensive star, he was in the locker room today and finally talked about getting back on the field and playing with his teammates. >> it's hard. nobody wants to sit out the game. it's fun. if it's boring sitting out, nobody wants to miss games, but it feels real good to be back. >> i don't know, guys, if you heard, but the patriots and eagles game can be seen right here on fox 25. kickoff for that game is at 4:25 p.m. of course, we'll have you with beginning very early on sunday. now, if you're like me, you fell asleep and you missed the play of the day. maybe of the year. richard rogers, hauled in a 61-yard hail mary from aaron rodgers, as time expired to complete a 20-yard packers comeback. that catch had everyone excited. they remember richard attacking passes for them, but last night, the kid from worcester made an improbable catch and that was one of the best innings that you'll see in the nfl this year. an one of the best things you'll see in major league baseball is david price at fenway park. i'm very excited to watch him pitch for the red sox. live outside of fenway park, bryan salmond, fox 25 sports. >> mark: i think we're all excited. isn't it strange to see him outside fenway park, december. he's not wear a coat. >> kevin: it's actually pretty nice out there. a bit of a breeze but not too much for a windchill. we've had much worse in december. we've had snow storms this time not happening not in the cards. this weekend, low 50's, mid 50's sunday. that continues into early next week. it does get stormy middle of next week. so tuesday looking like a rainstorm, if it gets close enough to us. we'll be tracking closely. i'll get the latest time information later tonight and later computer model information thursday as well. any time you have a coastal storm this time of year, you have to entertain the thought of some cold air getting wrapped in or mixing happening. neither of these, it looks like a snowstorm, but to have some possible. six days out, things can change, especially with the coastal storms. if you don't like snow and you like it to be on its mild side, you'll like this. >> vanessa: you're easing me in. >> kevin: tomorrow, shiri, sarah and i will be collecting coats, we do coats for kids every year. we have a coat 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