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boston. in a statement released to "the herald," flynn says he passed out behind the wheel yesterday, while driving home from the gym. the 76-year-old suffered a concussion. nobody else was hurt. no charges have been filed. emily: right now two women are facing charges after this dog barely tell it' s a dog at all. police in new hampshire are calling it the worst case of animal cruelty they' ve ever seen. this dog was found in an abandoned apartment in londonderry. police say they were working on a tip from a landlord. this dog was neglected for so long, it was blind, deaf, and >> fur was lifted up then pulled into its claaw ws. emily: the dog is recovering, now staying with a foster family. jada demas and jennifer moscardini turned turned themselves in yesterday, expected in court this morning. randy: new developments out of syria this morning. secretary of state john kerry says there is agreement on a temporary truce. diplomats had been hoping to secure a full-fledged cease-fire but fell sh

we are seeing some boston showers here. i expect it is going to be a little bit after that in boston. i am looking more at 1 or 2:00 for the showers reaching you but by noontime moving into the worcester area. also clear feeling like 31 degrees when you factor in that wind. although we start with the sunshine, we could see showers continuing through lunchtime and dry again by 2:00 this afternoon. check out the high temperatures for today because it is going to be very balmy out there. 56 in boston and plymouth. 57 lawrence and bedford. 56 in nashua, new hampshire. even close to 60 degrees spots like norwood later today. we are dressing for almost the feel of mid-april out there even though it is the last day of february. check this out. 7 a.m., we are in fantastic shape. morning commute is initially going to feature a little bit of sunshine. clouds will be increasing up ahead of these showers though, and by noontime, you can see they are close they are closing in on the keene, fitchburg, worcester areas. takes a little long

talking 36 in boston. but we are down to 33 in woburn but we are down to 33 in woburn. 29 in wayland. 33 in natick. so the burbs a little bit cooler. worcester waking up to 32 degrees. 26 in towns in new ipswich, new hampshire. 27 degrees. and the next couple of hours 34 at 7 a.m. 38 at noontime. lower 40s with sunshine. we will show you when the clouds with snow come back into play coming up. julie, over to you for live drive time traffic. >> julie: things nice and quiet. decent clip. looking good down to the pike. the pike itself in these live pictures, volume increasing slightly since 4 a.m., but still very moderate. over to the live drive time. 23 minutes from 495 to mass avenue. 11 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 23 minutes from 495 to the leverett connector. gene and sara, back to you. >>> a wild house party has broken up near a local university and now 40 people will have to face the music in court. fox25's michael henrich is live in bridgewater this morning at the sc

for the year in boston. on average for month, we get about 11.2 inches. snowiest month on record for boston, picking up 64.8 inches of snow. so we are dry this weekend. which chances of snow enter the forecast beginning monday. it looks like tuesday and maybe even into wednesday now. we're going to talk more about that chance in just a second. first this morning, the concern with temperatures dropping below the freezing mark. any water on the sidewalk or on the back roads left untreated could freeze in form of some black ice. please be careful out there this morning. there. once we get through about lunch lunchtime we warm up above the freezing. that should lead to melting today especially with sunshine out there this morning. so that could help melt some of that snow-covered trees that we're seeing and roads and branches and all of that. now as we head towards tomorrow, we warm up even more. today we'll be in the upper 30's but tomorrow we're talking low to even mid 40's. we'll have a southwest wind that ev

the boston bruins paying tribute to some of boston's bravest. dic donohue, the retired mbta transit police officer wounded in the watertown shootout, dropped the ceremonial puck; but he and others being honored downplay any talk of heroism. arlington police officer mike hogan saved a man in cardiac arrest last year, and three years ago he rescued an elderly woman from her burning home. but he says he was just happy to be at last night's game for his son. >> it's nice for me because my son is a huge hockey fan so to be able to include him in tonight is everything. >> are you proud of him tonight? >> yeah, i'm very proud of him. emily: sean says he wants to play for the bruins; but if that's doesn't work out, he might just follow in dad's a hoverboard blamed for a disaster in chelmsford. and a safe place to shoot heroin. the idea causing an uproar in new york. plus a bold move to prevent breast cancer. the decision more and more women are making. approve this message. her life's work has been about breaking barriers. and so would her presidency. p

worcester at 56. 47 in boston. that roaring wind yesterday afternoon and last evening just in time for the evening commute with the downpours coming in, and brockton picking up about an inch and a half of rain, close to an inch of rain in the city of boston. that rain over and done with. now off to the east of us. in its wake drying, and temperatures enter the 30s. so there is some patchy black ice this morning. watch as you step out the door this morning. clouds around and maybe a passing flurry. overall i do expect partly to mostly sunny skies this afternoon and not all that cold for this time of year. temperatures running into the mid-40s. more on the weekend forecast coming up. >> christa: let's go to fast track traffic. i get to say hi to danielle for the first time this morning. how you doing? >> danielle: hi, christa. we missed you the last couple days. you can see traffic on the braintree split starting to slow down. let's go to the maps from braintree to boston. not too bad. it's slow and go. south of town

even in metro boston. i think the wind chills will be around 15-20 below zero, here are the temperatures on saturday. teens in the afternoon. near 0 by late saturday night. below 0, even in the city of boston sunday morning with a wind chill around 25 below. let you know how long this arctic air plans on sticking around. >> kim: the family of a one-year-old girl who died in cambridge in the care of a nanny filed a lawsuit. the girl's parents filed a wrongful death lawsuit against ashley brady mccarty five months after prosecutors dropped murder charge against the nanny. baby in 2013 when the little girl had some bleeding in her brain. a medical examiner first determined the death a homicide but changed the ruling saying the cause of death could not be determined. brady mccarty was deported in september. she back in ireland now. >> ryan: families of whitey bulger's victims could be close to striking a deal with the feds but it comes with a catch. brandon gunnoe is live with all those details. >> reporter: u

boston to braintree on the expressway. south of town is doing okay as well and as you travel the pike west about 15 minutes to 198. there was an accident involving an overturned you will find some residual delays and then as you travel good shape. the trains and buss are back on schedule. phil? phil: rhondella richardson is live for us now. rhondella? reporter: between friday and today, this is how brockton snowfall has piled up. the snow starts and stops, but the wind has been a consistent pain and a lot of blowing of the snow as the temperature dips. you will have black ice. be careful because it is beneath some of the snow. >> digging out is a chore. >> this is fluffy. it is not that bad. this is quite a bit to cover here. >> driving is a challenge, but emergency managers are thrilled there are no power outages like during friday's storm. >> they just finished getting people connected at 4:00, 5:00 yesterday. we convinced the national grid to keep those crews here in the city. they are on stand by right >> 180 pieces of

right now it is 11 degrees in boston. a windchill index of six degrees below zero. 25-35 degrees below zero. right now. we will see a lot of places dropping below zero. boston may hold on to zero. but what about records? we smashed records this morning impressive. worcester at 19 degrees below zero. boston 14 degrees below zero at i do not think we will get to those levels but it still will be cold. the wind won' t be as strong as it was this more and high temperatures tomorrow -- around 30 degrees. these are still cold but a lot better than what they have been. worcester 25 degrees for the high temperature tomorrow. the good tuesday -- up around 50 degrees. even when it cools down on wednesday, getting back to normal. when do this you may have only been the last couple of days because that is when the real cold has been settling over the top of us. high temperatures over the cape tomorrow will be in the 30' s. they will transition to rain. there is a land will hang onto some snow. tomorrow night 8:00. there is the snow.

city leaders in boston are taking a new approach to combat racism concerns at boston latin school. they' re telling parents to bypass the school' s administration, and bring racial insensitivity complaints directly to the district' s office. the office is investigating how boston latin' s headmaster dealt with racially-charged tweets, brought to attention more than a year ago. emily: a local baby is helping doctors learn more about a rare condition. randy: the birth defect, often the irs, already dealing with trouble this tax season. the error that could cause issues for some returns. emily: and ahead in news to go, an unpleasant surprise in a yard in florida. the massive size of this snake, cindy: a live look outside. you can see traffic is getting by without any major problems. that is the only thing working. cindy, tomorrow mornings go to a different cindy: it is in the 50' s right now out the door. a warm start. attempt is pretty steady. a spot shower this morning. breaks of sunshine this afternoon. those mild temperatures are going to get colder overnight. another batch of rai

ten minutes on the expressway from braintree to boston. into town on the pike from 128, that drive 12 minutes. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim if you're taking the "t" this back to you, guys. >> christa: thank you, danielle. the virginia man accused of killing a police officer will be arraigned later on this morning. officers say that 32-year-old ronald hamilton killed his wife and then killed officer ashley guindon when she responded to the scene on saturday. guindon, who went to high school in merrimack, new hampshire, was on her first day on the job. tomorrow, and both democratic candidates will be trying to massachusetts. a new poll from suffolk university meantime finds that hillary clinton has an eight-point lead. on the republican side, john kasich is going to be at several events here in the bay state. polls show that donald trump is expected to cruise to victory here, but kasich could steal second place. in spotlight, a surprise winner at the oscars last night, taking home the night's biggest award. the film about "the boston glob

about 56 in boston. and close to the 50 degrees with a gusty southwesterly breeze for you on the south coast and the cape today. through about 10:00 this morning it's dry out toward the berkshires we'll start to see those showers reaching the worcester area by about lunchtime. and then as this whole area of showers presses toward the coast, it does fall apart a this afternoon, especially down along the south coast and the cape you could catch a brief passing shower. those will be moving on out and the skies clear back out tonight. we'll fall back into the 20's to near the freezing mark by tomorrow morning. still colder out the door tomorrow. high pressure briefly settling on in. then we watch this next storm system. this will approach as we get into wednesday morning. and that's when we are going to see more widespread showers coming in across the area on wednesday. you can break things down for you here on your search-day forecast. tomorrow not as warm in the 40's but a good amount of sunshine. it's tue

look at boston 43. beverly 44. 48 out the door right now in marshfield so kids at the bus a lighter jacket or just a sweat shirt this morning. it is breezy and mild. but getting off the bus this afternoon, there could be a few spot showers around with temperatures in the 50's. you can see on the satellite this morning, a few clouds beginning to enter the berkshires right now. behind these clouds a little narrow ribbon of showers coming out ahead of a cold front. it's going to bring in colder temperatures for tomorrow but today we're going to bump up into those 50's pretty quickly here by late morning. notice at lunchtime into the early afternoon that's kind of the window where we could see a few showers but they're going to be hit or miss. notice it will take until about lunchtime that they get into the worcester area. from here on, they're really falling apart. so i would say hit or miss with these showers. best window of seeing them between 11:00 this morning to 3:00 this afternoon. really just enough

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into the city of boston. a little rain. scattered downpours trickling down almost right down there through 28 or down through the vfw coming in close to west roxbury back into dedham. then you're taking a look at route 1 in norwood all the way back down 1a close to wrentham. then a couple downpours down through far southeastern mass south of 44, just south of taunton. these are lifting off to the north. a far cry from severe weather that we had a few hours ago. you see the back edge of the dry weather essentially on 495. so we're drying out west to east here over the next hour or so. many towns not dealing with a lot of rain for the morning commute. however, we're dealing with a lot of tree branches and debris on some of the side streets as we had a lot of wind reports and all of these dots just clustered around on top of each other. that's where we had reports coming in of some downed tree limbs and tree branches and trees and some power lines issues thanks to the heavy, gusty winds that we saw overnight. al

eight to 12 inches of snow, south of boston, boston in five to eight inch band, worcester in that as well, north shore into the sea coast of new hampshire, couple questions changed the snow totals since yesterday and sara and i collaborated on this yesterday afternoon and he has us on at 6:00 yesterday and kept it the same way and that is because we don't see the storm widespread across the area and anything worried about it pulling too quickly out to see and heavy bands coming in, up to foot of snow, cuts off to the north and west and lesser amounts here and globby snowball snow squishes together and don't measure as deeply as fluffy snow to the north and west and fluffy snow blows around days like this. >> jason: winds 65 miles per hour at times for plymouth, barnstable, nantucket and dukes county and that's why the blizzard warning is up, visibility so poor, so low with issues there and with the winds as well, power outages, more tree limbs, especially with the gloppy snow you talked about, kevin, south and east, winter storm warning in pink and back to lower totals like you showe

but it feels like 8 below in boston. so, overnight conditions tonight clear, cold, temperatures far below zero away from city and cape and island. subzero wind chills for all. come tomorrow we find improvement. winds subside. actually turn out of the south and it will feel like teens and 20s throughout the day and climb into the 20s to low 30s as we see the clouds increasing and khai chance of snow arrive and khai chance of snow arriving was head to late often and evening. winter weather advisory is posted for the area shaded in purple north and west of boston from 1 p.m. to 6 a.m. on tuesday and this is for that potential of slippery conditions as that initial precipitation starts off as snow before change snow before changing to that icy mix and then eventually rain. how much snow? doesn't look to amount to too much. coating to couple inches i say. coating to inch across the west absolutely could see one to three inches. again icy mix on top of it and then perhaps getting washed away with rain headed our way. and trace

shiri. >> shiri: still raining from boston southward. thankfully they are not severe thunderstorms, but the flash of lightning not out of the question in the next hour. so muggy and so warm out there with upper 50s now 57 at 7 a.m. and start to break apart. when the wind and the rain comes back this afternoon next. >>> an e-mail alert has been sent to students this morning. coming up at 6:30, the local college campus where police are searching for a serial flasher. >>> plus his law office was raided by the fbi just days ago. new at 6:00, the new twist into the embattled state senator. we're living in a very competitive global economy, and if we are going to succeed, we need the best-educated workforce in the world. we should be making public colleges and universities tuition-free. we're going to pay for it with a tax on wall street speculation. the taxpayers of this country bailed out wall street. it is time for them to start helping the middle class of this country. i'm bernie sanders >>> 6:13. meteorologist shiri spear here and the rai

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this year, most number of 50 degree days in boston. 31 is all we are sitting at in worcester. 39 in boston. a cooler day. it looks really nice out there. blue sky. loads of sunshine. even though we have 39, it does not feel like it. the wind sustained at or above 20 miles per hour. gusts above 30 miles per hour from boston until plymouth on the coast. what it feels like out there is still just the teens in the worcester area. it feels like seven in pittsfield. towards lawrence, 20 seven is what it feels like. it feels like the 30' s on the cape with temperatures closer to to the west, there has been lake-effect snow -- that will not bother us. we have really quiet weather with mainly clear skies. cold air is still pouring in. temperatures will top out where they are now. if you' re going to head out this evening, look at the windchill. it feels like be 20' s now. by 6:00 this evening, it will feel like the teens, even in boston. we are looking at lowe' s in the s on cape cod. pressure is in control. saturday. sunday, a more southwesterly wind will take hold so that the temperatures will ta

now she is training to run the boston marathon. it's a way for her to heal and help others at the same time. >>> this is a way for me to give back not only to physically run the marathon, to say a giant thank to you everybody but to remember those who are sitting on the couch who don't have legs because of insurance coverage, who are on the waiting list for limbs for life . >>> it hasn't been easy so far but nothing worth anything ever is she says. the ballroom dancers knows all about grueling physical challenges and that her road to the marathon will be a rough one one. but she is not looking back. focusing on the future and the finish line. >>> i stone think you are ever haled. the stages of grieving go on lead a really happy, healthy and fun filled life while healing. >>> the 120th boston marathon is april 18. live in boston tonight, elizabeth noreika, 7 news. >> anchor: the if the trend continues it may be like 95 degrees by the time we get to the marathon. maybe not. hopefully not . >> anchor: that would be frightening. jr 19

. >> following breaking news out of boston. former boston mayor ray flynn taken to the hospital following a single car crash. 76-year-old is okay and these are some pictures we had obtained at the crash scene. you can see a huge hole in the side of this building here in large debris there on lynn's carpet this happened around one per the crash happened on the very same day it was announced the boston marine industrial park in south boston will be renamed the raymond flynn marine park in honor of the former mayor. 1993, he was appointed ambassador to the vatican. what updates on the story just as soon as they come in. >> snow flurries and squalls are moving out of our area but a bitter blast is flowing in. talking about dangerously cold temperatures and wind chills this weekend saturday night and into sunday. wind chills will make it feel well below zero. in the extreme cold types freeze and it takes just minutes to get frostbite. tonight team coverage fox25 robert goulston talking to homeowners of businesses scrabbling to get r

we are 64 in boston -- 63 in boston so number 2 for the most in a winter meteorological winter december, january and february. number one for 60 plus, 5 days break the old record of 29 days in 1932 and 33. we dropped to 53 in worester. wonts the clouds moving in and keeps temperatures down. lower 60-- worcester. once the clouds move in and 64 in norwood and a little cooler relative, 50 to 55 a but doppler radar you can see the area of rain just starting to push into central massachusetts right now. so the leading edge is stretching from townsend to leominster and princeton and into paxton and it gets a little heavier the deeper greens in yellow. stretching to barre and downpour that is come in and this should week weaken but will than quick period of rain between now and late afternoon. this is a cold front that marks the leading edge of cooler air. so behind it, we are going see temperatures drop as we head into the day tomorrow. so hour by hour, between now and3 p.m. notice the band of rain extending from southern new hampshire and metro west and into boston. leftover scattered shower

that is the way it is out there now in boston. and the upper teens. with the cloud cover, temperature will only fall back just a little bit more. i' m watching a couple of things. notice this. this is the leading edge of the arctic air. that is why starting tomorrow afternoon we get that went and told temperature combination. this is most of the reason -- region i want to show you that timeline. notice it is snowing over extreme southeastern mass. it is possible it could work up just after. exiting the cape by 6:00 a.m.. in terms of snowfall accumulation not expecting anything in boston. there could be a feather dusting. nothing to a coding up to an inch. possibly the vineyard, any -- anywhere from 1-3 inches of fluffy snow is possible. then, here comes part two of the cold that begins to show its effects tomorrow afternoon. i want to take you through the timeline of temperature. teens to low 20' s. at least in eastern massachusetts the temperature could be 20 or above. the arctic front comes through. as we go every three hours we are declining in tem

live in downtown boston. i'm bri eggers. 7news "today in new england." >>> in other areas this will be wet heavy snow to move. >> let's send it over to j.r. with a final check of your forecast. >> you notice bri on the roof. she didn't have mittens or gloves or scarf. there's no bitterly cold air. it's a relatively warm storm behaving like what you would find in march as opposed to february. we have the snow for the next several hours. inches of snow for a lot of us. we will keep you updated throughout the day here on 7news. >> that's it for us. be safe out there everybody. i'm christa delcamp. i'm sarah french. stay with us for the latest

here's your 12-hour timeline in boston. wind chill values running 35 below zero this morning and even through the day still feeling like below zero even though our air temperature should go above the zero mark. there's a chance for some snow this morning. we're already seeing it on the cape. chances for snow on monday night and chances for rain coming on tuesday all from this system you see. so the snow spreads in about 8:00 on monday flips over to all rain as warm temperatures come on through. we could see an inch to an inch-and-a-half when all is said and done of rain. karen: thanks, danielle. an attentive postal worker is credited with saving a man's life. doug: he sensed something was wrong on his daily route. and as newscenter 5's sera congi explains, he was right. sera: tom belzano takes pride in knowing the people he serves on his mail route. tom: i feel like i know everybody out here. sera: so when one braintree resident broke his routine, balzano took notice. tom: i see him once or twice a month, but he would alway

former boston mayor ray flynn recovering after a car crash in south boston. he passed out helped the wheel and woke up near neighbor's house. he will undergo more testing. he was boston's mayor for nine years and u.s. ambassador to the vatican. >> sara: local man behind bars robbing two banks and convenience store. yesterday they arrested joshua pickchili. he is seen trying to rob a convenience store in methuen last week and then smashed the door to get out. police say he also robbed two easton police are searching for the gunman behind a violent robbery at a dunkin donuts. take a look at these surveillance images. this happened wednesday near roach brothers on the easton stoughton line. police say one worker was beaten, the other kicked several times. the gunman took cash and cell phones from the employees. >> gene: this morning the patriots of a little girl suing former nanny. the medical examiner changed baby's cause of death so it was dropped. they are suing to prevent her from profiting from the high-profile case with book deal or movie contract. >>> gen

. -- behe in boston. -- below in boston. wind chill warnings in place until noon until the wend subside and until we get into the single digits for highs today. in most locations. maybe a couple locations getting in the double digits. rockport lawrence potentially. 9 in boston going with # in norwood. overnight dipping to below zero again. wind chill values in between 10 and 20 below. any bit of a wind will make a difference. for today 9. valentine's day 9. lamb heat wave with the warm temperature reading compared to today at least. clouding up late. a snow chance too and speaking of snow, we have a few ocean effect snow showers affecting the cape at this time. outer cape primarily. we have had cloud in the distapet off the south shore and southeastern mass and middle part of the cape. hour by hour see the ocean effect snow showers will dissipate and the cloud move out foro night to have the but partly cloudy on the outer cape. 9 for the high. monday 24. and chance for snow and late monday into early tuesday changing to a mi

boston, 47. rockport, 62. fairhaven, 64. an inch in the city of boston. downpours. just in time for the evening commute. to slow things down yesterday. today, total turnaround. we are all of the sunshine back in place. nice winter's day overall. 44 from boston to norwood to providence right now. the wind is out of the west at ten miles an hour. not overpowering. a little breeze. a little coolness to that breeze. overall, again, well above seasonal levels this afternoon. a lot of sunshine right now. we have more clouds across western massachusetts. the bulk of the cloud cover stays across western massachusetts. at times, we get a little cloud cover to work on in. hopefully, all of us doing just fine on this wednesday afternoon. you take a look at the midwest. and it is a lot colder there. 22 in green bay. some of the cool weather is going to be working on in as we go throughout tomorrow. tonight and tomorrow, we will track this cold front coming on through. there is not much moisture with it. i don't expect any snow with it. although there may be a cape cod snow show

. >> a week -and-a-half since local man disappeared in boston. divers raped very cold conditions today later on at six while their searches >> playing on a tour leads to a call to the fire department. >> for the first time here from local boy whose hoverboard caught fire at home. live pictures throughout worcester area snow but coming down fits and starts nothing coding the ground. the snow that come down and melted across the windshield not a big deal as of this report but there is some snow continue to pick up intensity along the south shore moving northward to bristol county plymouth county cape cod as well. also metrowest sinks known to sell the worcester county tracking it by step including when the changeover will have religion and report back in just a couple minutes. >> apple supporters of purchasing outside the company store on boylston street video just into a newsroom in the last few minutes protesters part of a nationwide effort to support apple 's battle with the fbi. apple does not want help the fbi cracked a cell phone that belong

boston is at 5 above we are 5 below in taunton. skies are clear allowing temperatures to really cool off but what a rebound by later on especially heading into the day tomorrow. daley planner frigid start clouds increase, 22 by lunchtime. and then areas of snow are going to approach as we head into the ride home. going lift through the region. tonight and into early tomorrow morning. winter weather advisories from 4 p.m. today until after midnight. we will breakdown the timeline with snow and rain in a couple minutes. kathryn back to you. >> thanks. >>> breaking news overnight, the bitter cold temperatures causing issues for firefighters in worcester. they say cold and ice slowed them down as they battled flames at three-decker home on preston streets. fire fightered pulled out one resident if the first floor who was not injured but the icy conditions hurt their efforts to put out the three alarm fire quickly. >> everything is slower. you have to walk slower because your footing is all iced up underneath you. getting the lines in p

remember, in and around boston and south of boston not really happening until after noontime today. friday shower at the coast or cape. dry over the weekend with highs in the 40s. hope you join because next week monday into tuesday we are looking into ocean storm and another chance of snow. back to you guys. >>> dirt bikes and atvs found on city streets. still coming your way that morning, the huge group police busted and even more dangerous discovery once they started searching. >>> plus, a toddler running wild in a courthouse waiting room. i did everything i could to make her party perfect. almost everything. you know, 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with (coughing) coughing disrupts everyone's life. delsym's advanced time release formula helps silence coughs for a full 12 hours. all night... or all day. >>> this morning severe weather including tornadoes have moved into the south. in alabama, the storm damaged several homes and the federal correction at facility. only minor inju

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this is rubber tracks in the boston headquarters. it's a state of the art studiooffering up sessions to musicians and it's free. >> too good to be true. our first release reported in the basement and that is step up. >> they were so hospitable and nice and friendly and helped us out so much. >> we are rolling. >> reporter: they offer the space for the entire day, but also the instruments equipment and engineer to make the mix sound perfect. no string attached. >> there is not a catch. >> reporter: the brand has been worn by musicians for decades. its way of giving back to the community. >> musicians are the beatingpart of us and to help them and be useful is is a logical next step. >> reporter: hundreds of bands like bathhouse have now taken advantage of robert tracks since it opened last summer. >> being able to in studio is a unless you make it. >> reporter: to get in they have to fill out a online form all music styles are welcomed. and yes, demand is high. but converse encourages musicians in boston and beyond to apply. have you

a new bill targets puppy mills in boston. city councilor matt o'mally wants to stop pet stores from selling dogs, cats, and other animals that they purchase from commercial breeders. o'mally tells "the globe" the vast majority of animals sold in pet stores come from large-scale breeding facilities and many do not care for the animals sera: disneyland is celebrating its diamond anniversary. and tonight abc is joining the party honoring walt disney for his big, bold creation with a glamorous, star-studded event. the special will also showcase the "paint the night" parade and "world of color" celebrate the catch it all starting at 8:00 p.m. right here on channel 5. doug: that was a staple in the meehan household back in the black-and-white. it started in black-and-white and then that opening color was like, oh, my. then we moved to hockey. danielle: that ice will melt out there. it was 60 degrees yesterday. today we're going into the low to mid 50's. a lot of sunshine to start the day. we will see increasing clouds. tonight the

so far issue-free heading into boston. once again that road work we had jever night is gone. -- overnight is gone. the pike looking good. so far 93 open. no issues on route 3, route 1 all getting by the speed limit. trains and buses on schedule. emily: some of the stories thear tracking, sentencing is today for the dan vers -- for the teen accused of killing a teacher. now a new poll shows hillary clinton and bernie sanders in a very tight race ahead ofsanders in a very tight race ahead of tuesday's primary in massachusetts. in the wbur survey, clinton leads sanders by just 4%. a man killed three co-workers before being killed himself by police. randy: the embattled leader of one of boston's schools is breaking her silence. fight over racial tension. >> some civils rights leaders have been pushing for her to resign. in fact today, some of them will meet with u.s. attorney carmen ortiz as they push for a federal investigation into what happened here. but this morning, headmaster lynne mooney teta says she'll stay on the job

a quarter of the snowfall in the city of boston. 57 right now in downtown boston. 61 in waltham. 59 in reading. merrimack valley, lower 60's. 55 in fitchburg. 57 in auburn. 56 in shrewsbury. enjoying the mild weather. a slight trend down cooler weather-wise here down toward wareham and the cape and the islands. the wind out of the south is coming off the cool ocean waters. running into the 40's at this we take a look west of us. steady rain back across western massachusetts into upstate new york. some shower activity will slide eastbound throughout the afternoon. i do expect the chance for some scattered showers. initially through worcester county, 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon. then after 3:00, fair game in the city of boston to catch another passing shower or two. not the torrential rains. not the downpours and the severe weather we had overnight. still some scattered showers and gusty winds this evening. then it dries out completely overnight tonight. and for tomorrow morning. we start the day off with sunshine. and we can hold that sunshine throughout the day. we will also hold on to

meet with boston mayor marty walsh. headmaster lynne mooney teta says she'll stay on the job and work to improve the environment at boston latin. there have been calls for her resignation after students said she ignored their claims of a number of racist incidents at the prestigious school. shayna: mashpee's superintendent is stepping down one a week after being cleared of barging into a student's home. brian hyde and the school committee call it a cordial agreement. hyde was accused breaking into just returned from several months in florida and was trying to re-enroll. the judge ruled hyde was not guilty because there was no evidence he was barred from the house. the ability to reach out for help right from your smartphone when you're anxious and overwhelmed. doug: ahead this morning the app now offering therapy to people who might not have asked for it before. >> i really, really think they should have let them do it here for authenticity. frank: watertown residents in favor of shooting the gun battle with the maratho

he died at boston medical center. devin street is a troubling area for boston police. earlier this month boston police shot and killed an armed man on that street in an unrelated incident. so police continue investigating this stabbing, this fatal stabbing from yesterday. they did tell us they have a person of interest they have been questioning, but they have said there are no charges at this point. live from boston police headquarters, victoria warren, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: all right, vicki. thank you. also breaking overnight, a car slamming into a starbucks in norwood, leaving a hole in the side of the wall. you can see it there. police spoke with the driver after the crash. there were no injuries. at this point they aren't saying if charges will be filed. >> clyde:>> sarah: we're learning new details about the deadly shooting spree in michigan. the accused gunman will be arraigned on murder charges police say 45-year-old jason dalton chose victims at random saturday night, shooting people outside an apartment complex, a car dealership and a rest

after the debate, colonists marched to griffin's wharf and dumped the tea in the boston harbor. this re-creation of the scene was hosted by old south meeting house and the boston tea party museum. >> and now, ladies and gentlemen, the 242nd anniversary celebration of the boston tea party. >> good evening. my name is george. perhaps you have heard of me. i have been a shoemaker most of my life, a tradesman of the humble class, but now as an old man, i parade around in my colonial clothing as the last remaining participant in the boston tea party. how strange it is to think what i have seen here in boston, how i witnessed a nation board of protest. i was no student of history or politics myself. my entire education consisted only of a modest understanding of reading and writing. i belonged to no associations, participated in no government, but in the years before our war of independence, i became a staunch liberty boy. i was continually reflecting on the sufferings inflicted on the people of boston by the tyranny of great britain, and my mind was excited by a desire to aid in chas

boston saw it at 53 degrees. we have that chance of showers from plymouth down to the cape and islands for your thursday. check out that friday forecast. that 39 degrees with your seven-day forecast with the weekend falls view. on friday, again, the cape where we have to watch for a snow or rainshower. rest of the area dry, saturday and sunday featuring the 40s and partly sunny conditions for your weekend. into next week, an ocean storm that looks like mostly a miss on monday, and tuesday a better there, and possibly some mixing along the coast. more details on that, of course, to come. back to you, guys. >> shiri, talk to you soon. >>> a scientific study on snuggling may want to make you a little late for work today. still ahead on the fox25 morning news, how cuddling up could benefit the whole family. >>> the skin-crawling discovery. creature . >>> a blast blows a hole through a commercial plane thousands of feet in the air and this morning, officials believe one person may have been killed in that explosion. t

freeing line over boston. -- freezing line over boston and more snow from fitchburg and bedford in boston 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. the freezing line pushes as far south and east as the cape cod canal by 9 a.m. heavy abe ex-- rain expected with a rain snow mix on the outer cape and islands. we expect lesser totals there. so the snow continues in boston and taunton and plymouth through the afternoon but slowly tapers off from west to east late this afternoon. that evening commute should be few lingering flurries not out of the question on the cape and islands from 5 to 7 p.m. all clear overnight and watch out for icy patches as we get into your weekend forecast. snow today 4 to 8 inches in boston and inside 495 outside 495, 2 to 4 inch rain. lesser amounts because of the rain and temperatures above the freezing mark for a long period of time on the cape and islands. and we wouldn't be surprised if we did see a couple locations getting 8 inches or more. we will keep track of the latest updates coming up for now traffic and weather together. >> i feel compelled to say halfy weather person's day and i

it's snowing in boston. you saw bri with the snow and wind radar backs that up and heavier snow confined to the south coast. this map here is visibility. we look for reduced visibility to find the heavy snow. boston half mile visibility. plymouth third of a mile visibility. handz hyannis third of a mile. barely any snow. just a lot of cloud. here's the powerhouse storm. the center of the storm almost taking on a hurricane look here. a wintercane. that's how wound up the storm is. thankfully it's only a glancing blow. how can it be a glancing blow. we have a blizzard warning. we have snow happening throughout the afternoon. it's more isolated and patchy in nature around midnight and then it shuts down just after midnight tonight with most cities and towns about 6 to 9 inches of snow. down along the south shore upward of a foot of snow. south shore that will carry down toward the canal as well. for more on the storm here's meteorologist chris lambert. coast atlanta flooding taking place here. pretty much right

alex kingsbury, the boston globe. thanks for coming in and the great chat about the new hampshire primary, we'll see what this reality show brings next. >> yeah, we will. >> thanks, alex. >>> coming up, a spirn takes from the new england aquarium. all the info right here on issue bonn update. stay with us. >>> as february school vacation kicks in tomorrow, the new england aquarium has a ooh new exceptional new imax movie called glap goes 3d is sure to engage visitors of all ages and of course the aquarium is also the home of the four-story glass cylinder giant ocean tank which is one of the best caribbean coral reef exhibits in the world. to tell us more about these exciting and fun-family adventures, we've invited mark henderson, the imax theater director and christine sinnigen, a giant ocean tank diver. twienlt hear more about that. >> mark, since last friday, the nature wonderland experience has been playing at your imax theater. how do you describe it to soaks in. >> it's an immersive experience and an indepth loo

chilly temperatures. 32 degrees in boston. 28 in bedford. so a lot of 20s in the burbs right now. 32 degrees in hyannis. and that is one of the spots that we will have to watch out for a couple of snowflakes. notice over the next few hours, temperatures still dropping by 7 a.m. we will be in the middle 20s from lawrence to bedford to norwood. 29 in boston. 23 in worcester. by lunchtime today, we warm back into the lower 30s. degrees in cavr i don't know. afternoon hours are spending right around that freezing mark right around that freezing mark, and we get a little more cloud cover along the coastline and the sunshine inland. boston fairly bright sun and scattered clouds for you and mostly cloudy toward the cape and we will have to watch for the risk of ocean effect snow showers. 28 to 36 for your highs. brightest skies inland. the risk of snow for everybody on friday night and i will time that out for you in just a few. now over to julie grauert with live drive-time traffic. hey, julie. >> julie: good morning, shiri. i am liking what i am

. >> boston police were -- windshield. >> boston police responded to a shooting near stanwood and laredo streets. they saw two men leaving one what gun who the wound and the other a gun. osers told the armed man to theythey say they were forced to fire killing the man. investigators are trying to find out if the injured man was hit by police gunfire and a third person suffered a gunshot wound. >> this is such a tragedy. >>> teacher killed when manhole cover flew through the windshield this is caitlin clavette. the cover sits in the 93 south near the o'neill tunnel. emergency inspections are underway on all of the boston major highways. stay with wbz for continuing coverage. at 6 the i-team looks closer at how common accidents like this are a measures the state is taking to prevent them. >>> also breaking here tonight, lowell police are searching for a driver who hit a 15-year-old boy and who took off. police rushed to the scene on this afternoon. we now know the teenage was riding his bicycle when the car paramedics took him to beth israel deaconess medical center with serious informatio

into the boston zone, tipped, score! ericcson tips it in, on the pace from kregic, and the bruins are up 3-1! >> but detroit scored the next four goals, and rask was pulled, and right away, the b's got right back into it. 22 seconds easter making the switch, sidenburg with his first goal in 100 games, and it's 5-4, and then detroit on watch marchand, going behind the net, and then buries it. the bruins claw themselves back into a 5-5 tie. another faceoff, another goal. it ends 6-5. in transition here, pulls up hits a three- pointer as the celtic were there in action tonight. isaiah will turn it over and flip it to kobe bryant. nine points for thomas, as the west beats the east 196-173, in kobe's final all-star game. now let's go to some golf. sounds good, doesn't it. phil mickelson steps up and sinks this birdie to get into a but this short putt lifts out. there you have it. >> a memorable first for a polar bear cub. >> up next, do you remember the to get any sandwich for $2.99 after 12:00 p.m. >>> it was a polar bears v

still nothing in boston. if you're leaving in the next half hour to 45 minutes, you're going to be fine. the snow comes into boston about 8:00, 9:00 a.m., there will be a steadier burst of snow from about 9:00, 10:00 a.m. until about 3:00 p.m. then it will shut off to a lighter snow. so this storm is a little different than the last one where i don't think there is this incredible blitz of heavy snow at think time during the storm. perhaps on the south shore or the cape for a few hours with the blizzard warning, but when i show you the snowfall totals, it will take time to get here. this will not be the amount of snow when you leave work today. this will happen by tomorrow morning. so it takes a little time to get there, but the shading of blue indicating about 5 to 9 inches of snow around metro boston. i think i'd plan on 6, maybe 7 in doubt boston along the 495 snow, cape ann upward of 10 to 12 inches of snow, southern new hampshire, the outer route 2 corridor 3, to 5. this would be a light and fluffy and p

forget 59 degrees in the city of boston. it will be good enough to tie the record high for this time of year. early shower at the coastline tomorrow, otherwise mostly cloudy skies. mild day. temperatures once again enter the 50s. so we have this front along the east coast today. it's quiet back through the midwest, but the issue as we go into thursday night and into friday is this front does not move all that far. it kind of gets hung up right along the coastline. and as a wave of low pressure passes along that front and up the east coast, we may renew the chance of some showers overnight thursday and as cold air starts to work on in, it could change wet snow friday morning an down through southeastern mass, the cape and the islands. i think any accumulation would be on the minor side as of now, but something to keep an eye on through friday morning. the pattern has been mild. we change it up next week big time. colder air working through the midwest, and we'll get right on that edge of the colder air. when you're right on t