officers were heard on their radio yelling shots fired and officers down. they exchanged shots with the suspect and dragged the two injured officers outside to safety. the suspect was killed and right now we don t know much about him. nine other officers were taken to tufts medical center for minor injuries. gene: live team coverage. blair miller in the newsroom following the latest details on the investigation. michael henrich at tufts medical center and robert goulston live at the scene in east boston. jason law at the hospital where two police officers are undergoing surgery. jason. reporter: yes, good morning. one of the officers was already in the operating room. the second officer was being prepped for surgery and would be undergoing surgery later this morning at 2:15 from commissioner bill evans last giving the media update. 12:30 just after midnight this morning the boston police department tweeted out one of the officers suffered the other suffered life-threa
happening right now, another change for septa regional rail riders. with many trains already burstinbursting at the seams yot might what ton leave yourself extra time for your commute on monday. septa will no longer allow passengers to pay on trains leaving center city. good evening, everyone, i m chris o connell. i m dawn timmeney. yet another complication for the transit agency. since it removed a third of its regional rail cars due to a defect in its silver liner five fleet. fox 29 s brad sattin live outside septa headquarters with what these changes will mean. it only impacts the five center stations beginning on monday. that is august 1st. and only during the afternoon rush hour. septa says it s a matter of efficiency but the passengers we talked to aren t so sure. how to describe riding on septa s regional rail this past month? it s been terrible. i mean, it s really been bad. busy, crowded. disgruntled. reporter: big problems when 120 cars a third of the flee
for a while. here s a live look over downtown orlando. much improved. it s about to feel a lot colder for your weekend. this is news 6 at 5:00, getting results. i m matt austin. i m lisa bell. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing your weekend forecast for us. how cold is it going to get? it s going to drop into the 40 s tonight and 30 s tomorrow night. right now, we have not budged a bit. we re holding in the 60 s in most spots. our rain is checking out, better and better all the time. big severe thunderstorms long since gone, light lingering showers have been the problem since those cleared on out. you can see the frontal zone pushing through and dragging away much of that moisture. we ve got pockets of rain from osceola county going to brevard but going to tampa a right now, there s not much going on, everything is good. there s the blizzard for the folks in virginia and the d.c. area. we re here on the bottom side where the cold front all the way down there
hiatus. today, thursday, december 19th, 2013. from nbc news, this is today. with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning. 7:00 a.m. on the west coast on a thursday. i m savannah guthrie. i m matt lauer. attention target shoppers. some 40 million people had perhaps information from their debit cards and their credit cards revealed. it s hard to fathom. couldn t come at any time and think it would be good. at the holidays, the height of the holidays when everyone is shopping, it is bad timing. this is our top story today. went on for weeks at one of the largest retailers. cnbc mary thompson has been looking into this. mary, exact lly how did the breh occur? impacts customers who use their debit or credit cards at one of target s 1,800 stores. the breach took place for 19 days starting on november 27th through last sunday, december 15th. in a statement ceo saying we take this matter very seriously and are working with
diandra samuels was robbed. family and friends of the victim gather today at the viewing in woodbridge. diaz was remembered for his love of video games and sports, especially his love for football. he played football and his parents say he coached younger children. his funeral will be held tomorrow. a firefighter is in the hospital after fighting flames. this is in the 4800 block of kingswood road a block east of old georgetown road. two people inside escaped as the fire spread. the firefighters suffered minor injuries. d.c. police investigating a kidnapping that shut down a road for hours today. there was a huge police presence concentrated around the 1500 block of foxhall road. a woman voluntarily got into the car with the suspect. afterwards, he held her against her will. detectives trying to figure out the details on exactly what happened. it s unclear if they have anyone in custody now. the erosion near a connector rout is getting worse. we have learned the culvert