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

south of boston it is close to 50 degrees. that's where we are in new bedford. boston at freezing. everybody comes up in the 50's this afternoon. the transition from icing concerns this morning shifts over to heavy rain and thunder potential this afternoon into this evening. we're going to see big downpours. strong winds as well. the storm gets out of here tomorrow and it is much quieter, a rhode island mother is giving after she got the surprise of a lifetime in her living room. little cameron bren wasn't due for another ten days. but at 3:00 yesterday morning while mom was trying to get comfortable on a living room recliner, cameron decided it was time. without much warning, heather bren delivered her baby on her own on the second push. >> the only thing i could think of is i hope he's going to be okay. as soon as he came out, he cried. i put him right on my chest, wrapped him in my sweat shirt. he snuggled right in to me. emily: dad was sleeping upstairs the whole time. mom and baby were rushed to the hospital in an ambulance. everyone is healthy and happy. randy: keeping a clos

right now clinton is getting boston. republican john kasich will hold an event in plymouth tonight, and bernie sanders will be in milton. it' s the candidates last day to -- it' s the candidates' last day to persuade voters before they head to the polls in about a dozen states. abc' s stephanie ramos is on the trail in virginia. stephanie: this could be it -- 595 delegates up for grabs for republicans, and more for democrats. the front runners could be on the way to becoming the nominees in both parties, or not. it will provide a strong argument for those who win the most delegates they should be the nominee for their party, but the rhetoric has intensified, senator cruz: there have been multiple media reports about donald' s business deals with the mob. senator rubio: you know what they say about men with small hands. you can' t trust them. stephanie: donald trump has seen his numbers in the polls keep growing as he appears unbeatable. but he appeared on nbc, rushing to clear up his views about the kkk and former grand

she runs the site boston >> we' re standing right here at the ica in boston. every thursday they have free admission from 4:00 to 9:00, it is pretty awesome. emily: and this february, a local artist will create a life size comic book for the kids to explore. next stop, cambridge. koh recommends the harvard museum of natural history. a lot to see and during certain hours on sundays and wednesdays, admission is free with proof of massachusetts residency. want to get outside? try gore place in waltham. a little off the beaten path but good value. you don' t have them and rentals are 5 bucks for kids and 8 for adults. emily: to warm up, try the margaret c. ferguson greenhouses at wellesley college. sixteen interconnected greenhouses ranging from tropical to arid. and finally, check out the public open nights at boston university' s observatory also free. we have this list posted on our website, wcvb.com, so head there for details on all of these inexpensive family friendly activities. randy: great ideas, love the greenhouse. a school bus driver accused of putting

boston is 21. notice lower 30' s. the cape overnight and ocean affect clouds and snow showers are dissipating. we will start with a lot of sunshine for the first half of the day today. notice off to the west a warm front. this is the leading edge of the warm air that will be here for the weekend. a touch of rain and snow overnight. throughout the morning hours, lots of sunshine into lunchtime. clouds come in this afternoon. by lunch, 30 five degrees making it ran toward 40 this afternoon. seasonal for this time of year. expecting a high of 39 in boston. no 40' s in the merrimack valley. much more on the weekend forecast and just a bit. randy: breaking news on the commuter rail services on the tee. emily: we have team coverage should take you through the commute. we begin with antoinette live at boston' s back bay station with the breaking details. antoinette: very good news as you just mentioned, the signal problems caused by the amtrak signal has been fixed. all of the trains that were scheduled t

that is the case in boston. but once you get out toward the worcester area, that is where we are seeing that changed us now. right now the airport it iss n snowing, and that rain/snow line will be collapsing through the morning hours. that transition to snow will happen as moisture associated with low pressure continues to lift up. that cold air dreams in. rain/snow line i 6:00 a.m., closer to the city of boston. notice how it collapses all the way down to cape cod canal by 10:00. from now through 10:00 a.m. we are changing to snow, and it will be pretty intense. we are talking about the potential to see snowfall rates of one inch per hour. that will make slippery, snow-covered roads and reduce visibility. on the cape, we flipped to snow, and it persists through 2:00 thereafter. in terms of how much snow you can expect, a widespread area of boston and worcester. lesser amounts on the cape. we do want to set things out to worcester, where we are seeing burnett is. good morning. >> randy: reporter: -- a very gentl

boston, 30 five degrees. initially, with the ground temperatures warm and considering how warm it has been lately, the roads will be wet. it will start to come down hard. as the snow comes down hard, it -- to become snow-covered. 11:00 tomorrow morning, the intensity is letting up west of boston. in this area, it will continue to snow. quickly, everything will shift off shore. this is farther west. the amounts are higher. it is going to take longer for the rain to flip over to snow in nantucket. a little bit less there. the farther north and west you get, lesser amounts. one to two inches of snow. you will want to check back. this weekend, we get quieter saturday into sunday. we are watching storminess for next week. as we watch energy dive in from the west, it will be colder. there will be a storm trying to pivot off the coast from the we are latching onto the idea that there will be a storm of the area. repair a glitch that' s temporarily put refunds on hold. the tax-collecting agency says a hardware failur

you're in good shape getting into boston. nice and light trip and so far so good as you head south of town, 24, 95, route 3 all nice and light. so is the pike and route 9 for you this morning. as you travel north of town, 93 southbound also looking okay out of methuen and all the way down to the leverett connector. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. emily: thank you. commitment 2016. candidates in new hampshire ahead of tomorrow's first-in-the-nation primary. randy: the eyeopener's erika tarantal is here following both erika: we start with the hillary clinton and bernie sanders will make a last-minute push today in the granite state. clinton returned to manchester last night after a campaign detour in michigan where she called on flint's mayor to end the water crisis. meantime sanders, who holds a polls, held an event in portsmouth. their message, making a final plea to voters. clinton: i'm asking people to really consider this as a job interview. who is ready to do the job on day one. sanders: think about the

become. 65 in boston was one shy. you do see colder air off to north we. a piece of that and not all of it is starting to settle in. it is going to be chillier tonight and tomorrow. even that will still represent temperatures a little above the average. midweek the warmth comes right back up again. this time along with the storm system. so we have already dropped a dozen degrees in boston from the high temperature today. it is a lot cooler off to the north and west. still 50 in nashua and 50 in lawrence. the cape is in the 40s and 50s as well. as you are headed out to work and the kids are headed to twenties and low 30sy that time. not too much wind. gentle out of the northwest. tomorrow afternoon in the 40s might make 50, but for the most part we are talking cooler. the front that came through has a little moisture pooling through the southern edge. the only place i can see it reaching the ground is around a jfk air -- airport in new york. maybe a few sprinkles or light rain. high pressure is in control for tomorrow.

it's 30 degrees in boston now. this is the temperature compared to 24 hours ago. 10 to 15 degrees colder than it was last night at this time. it's down in the 20's in our areas north and west of boston as you can clearly see. right around the freezing mark down on cape cod. notice the temperatures are down in the teens when you get to lebanon, laconia, new hampshire, burlington, vermont, and just above the border low quebec. just enough of that cold air is getting in so that when our next storm begins it will at least be cold enough for snow. by the time that storm is completely done with us we'll be incredibly mild, windy, and wet. another massive turn-around. but these are the temperatures to start the day off tomorrow. then we'll move to 35 to 40 in. pretty impressive area of rain trying to slide up the coast. it is the first batch of precipitation, another storm out close to denver and that's going to be part of the storm that when it gets us we'll be on the warm side of that and will give us the heavy rain. le

look south of boston. we are running near 50 degrees right now. boston just jumped up to 43. the warmth is coming. we're all going to climb into the 50's here by this afternoon. but heavy rain moves in for the evening commute. there will be gusty winds. and even some rumbles of thunder so it turns pretty wild here for the evening commute as well. we dry it out tomorrow. still mild in the 40's. cooling it off on thursday. emily. emily: cindy, thank you. just about 6:25. olessa is back with this olessa: this invention is one that's tidying up those lazy offices. self-parking office chairs from nissan. with a single clap, these futuristic chairs magically tuck themselves back into their spots. they're tracked by motion cameras on the walls, and also controlled by wi-fi. but they're not for sale. this is just a stunt to promote the company's intelligent assist parking technology. how about this? broadway for a boston-area couple. >> i can't live life without olessa: an extra special valentine's day for devon and wilson. wayne brady and the cast of onstage for a surprise and total

at boston street. boston e.m.s. transported the woman to boston medical center. court today, facing several living conditions in worcester. prosecutors say sheyla montalvo and natasha riley-murphy lived in the squalid home on king street with their children, ages 6, 5, and 3. police say the home is infested with mice, animal feces, and garbage. the women were also arrested on multiple drug charges. randy: world health leaders are preparing to hold an emergency meeting to search for ways to stop the spread of the zika virus. the mosquito-born illness is and central america. least 30 people infected in more than 11 states. all of them got the virus outside the country. emily: right now a young child is in the hospital, and boston police are trying to figure out what happened. all of this unfolding on alpine street in the city's roxbury neighborhood. the eyeopener's kelley tuthill is there with what we know at this hour. kelley: emily, a police officer remains at the scene and crime scene-- tape still up at the home as

the problem making it impossible for trains to reach boston. ed: newscenter 5 crews on all three of those scenes tonight. maria: from boston, all the way to amherst, let's start with jorge quiroga in roxbury,where that mother and child have been hit. jorge? jorge: that happened happened before 9:00. the resident crediting a neighbor for giving that child, that baby girl, a chance to make it. the mother and five year old baby girl were crossing roxbury when they were struck bay car. the neighbor ran out frantically giving the baby cpr, trying to keep her alive. if she was making it because she was little. she was very toon ny. i tried to do what i could do, that i knew what to do to try help her. jorge: mother and baby suffering serious injury. the driver, a man remained at the scene. police say he tried to help. >> the operator of the motor vehicle did stop. he made himself known the lis. at this time, the mother and the five-month-old girl at boston medical center and the baby is in serious condition. jorge. yesterday. her car totaled. tonight

trying to get out from boston along the turnpike. boston is at the top of the screen and newton is at the bottom. newton is at the bottom and obviously, the taylor lights going into the city are going slowly the rain is building up so traffic will get worse. where it's red it's slow. all you have to do is add a little water and you'll have commute times. we're talking a half an hour already. like we're talking 25 minutes upper deck to 128. the first leg of the pike. 93 to newton corner. we're talking 18 minutes but you saw that stretch. it's thinning quickly. about halfway to 495, you can still get there in about 21 to 25 minutes. 495 south is a little slow. harvey leonard is here with us, and harvey, i'm take a look at this. this is impressive. it isn't raining. >> how far back do we have to worry about? >> it goes way back. >> we won't get all of that will we? >> we won't get all of it once but the bottom part may get on the southeastern mass and cape tomorrow morning. that's when it will turn colder. a little more interesting at t

braintree to boston. the pike about 25 minutes 495 to 128 and more delays on 93 south mostly concord street down to the leverett connector. trains and buses doing okay. randy, emily. emily: thank you. the wife of bill cosby heads to court today to testify under oath. randy: the eyeopener's frank holland is live in springfield with what to expect. frank? frank: camille cosby is expected to answer questions under oath related to a civil suit against her famous comedian husband. that will be at the springfield marriott later on this morning. her attorneys fought all weekend to postpone the deposition for the alleged victims claim bill sexually assaulted them. his wife's lawyers say she had no involvement in the facts or allegations. they wrote an emergency motion on saturday night saying the deposition would serve, quote, "no purpose other than to harrass and embarrass her." the judge denied that motion. camille cosby's deposition is expected to start at 9:30. in springfield, frank holland, wcvb, newscenter

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. phil: new at 5:30, two women are facing charges after this dog s a dog at all. police in new hampshire are animal cruelty they' ve ever seen. abandoned apartment in londonderry. police say they were working on a tip from a landlord. the dog was neglected for so long, it was blind, deaf, and could barely walk. >> the fur on the dog' s feet was lifted up and pulled into its claws and wrapped around. it was walking basically on its bones. phil: the dog is recovering, now staying with a foster family. two women had rented the apartment but its not clear if they were living there. they turned themselves in to police. jc: also new, a new hampshire man is under arrest, accused of stealing a car from a massachusetts park and ride and using it to rob a bank. police say richard burns

green tree to boston, 30 to 35 minutes. -- braintree to boston, 30 to 35 minutes. randy: what you' re seeing really depends on where you are. emily: stormteam 5 meteorologist a.j. burnett is live in worcester >> we have seen conditions rapidly deteriorate on the sidewalks in the roadways. there is a slushy coating on the sidewalk. it does not look like much, but if you went to bed last night and said it is raining, 40 degrees, you woke up this morning, saw the snow, said not a big deal, conditions are starting to change now, with the intensity of the snow coming down. we will ramp this up. we are expecting about four to eight inches of snow. happy anniversary, 38 years ago today, this is when the blizzard of 1978 formed. >> the snow is falling here. look down boylston street. the roadways are wet. they have been treated since the a light level of slush starting to accumulate. boston schools are closed. there is no snow emergency declared in the city. emily: we are watching the roads in the state very carefully. randy: nicole, how' s it going? >> it is the hub of co

the boston archdiocese. overnight, actor liev schreiber, who plays former "globe" publisher marty baron, said he was immediately drawn to the part. >> when tom sent me the script, i called him immediatel. i said this is such an amazing piece and so timely and so important that we remember what an asset this is to our society and our culture and our democracy. doug: in addition to the cast, some of "the globe" reporters profiled in the film were on stage for the big moment. "spotlight" also won for best original screenplay. how do you like them apples? we're live in boston. doug meehan, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: doug, thanks. oscars host chris rock also making headlines this morning. his no-holds-barred takedown of diversity in hollywood. already a fighter. the issues she survived and the rare procedure she needs right here in boston. mercedes-benz under scrutiny from the federal government. the suspicions aimed at the luxury car maker. cindy: we've got another warm february day ahead but there is the chance

at boston street. boston e.m.s. transported the woman to boston medical center. emily: right now we are hoping to get new answers in last may's deadly crash involving an amtrak train. today investigators are expected to release evidence that could explain why the train was it derailed near philadelphia. it reached 106 miles an hour before the engineer activated the emergency brakes. eight people were killed and more than 200 were injured in the crash. new this morning. the mbta is dealing with a slew of problems with its new commuter rail locomotives. "the globe" reports two of the trains had such problems with frozen engines and overheating that they had to be sent back to a pennsylvania facility for tests. the 40 new locomotives started running in 2014 at a cost of about $222 million. the mbta is now working with manufacturers to fix at least nine defects. but the "t" says the new engines are more reliable than the old ones and have been decreasing delays. randy: right now four staff members are under arrest charged in connection with an abuse scandal at a priv

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

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

emily: this morning former boston mayor ray flynn is resting at his south boston home. he had surgery to implant a defibrillator. flynn underwent the operation after crashing his car into a neighbor's house last week. according to a family spokesman, doctors believe that flynn may have suffered a condition known as "aborted sudden cardiac arrest" before the crash. that irregular heart rhythm may have caused him to pass out behind the wheel. the coast guard will be holding a public hearing on the loss of the "el faro" this week. the first session of the public focus on the condition of the ship before it sank in hurricane joaquin. this is separate from the ntsb investigation. two people from massachusetts were among the 33 who died when the ship sank in october. randy: right now a man is under arrest charged with assaulting a medical worker and threatening to "blow up" brockton hospital. 21-year-old saud alonize claims to be a saudi arabian national. police say he was at the hospital because he was hurt in an earlier fight. they also say he was drunk and demanded to talk

he left boston university with the dream. relationship with boston university. in 1960 four, after he was nominated for the nobel peace prize, dr. king realizes he has to get to safety, so between the nomination and before accepting university. he went to atlanta, drove them back because of the fear of what could be done to the papers. dr. king and you he was living history -- new he was living history and wanted to get them to say it. he had a long relationship and when he trusted. >> i felt this university was designed for having this paper and to give them the kind of attention that will give this collection includes many, many lenders from many sources from individuals expressing support of my movement and the civil rights struggle and individuals expressed with disapproval. >> in the boxes, you will find drafts of speeches from famous people of the time kerry notes, many, many notes. you can track his train of. you can see how he developed. the school papers are very rich resources to study. the biographies you have read . early in the years, the fbi kept c

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

that is the goal of the new boston-based dating app. fitness. reporter: it is called mimi outside, and it promises -- called me to me outside, and it promises to get the heart pounding. colin and andrea met up at the river. saying hello. reporter: this dating apis for those with an appreciation of all things active. >> i' m interested in yoga -- you will see someone else with that interest, and they will give yoga studios. reporter: the creator was surprised such an app didn' t exist. but more uniquely, it also takes the pressure off in planning the date, offering ideas that get you, and hopefully the relationship, moving. >> they could be added fitness studio, bike rentals, kayak rentals. rowing class. >> i' m hoping she' s a nice girl. >> he' s really cute. [laughter] and he seems like a nice guy. reporter: a little flirting in the thumbs-up. auspicious indeed. creating relationships, one day at a time. it found so much success in boston that they launched nationwide a couple weeks ago. tomorrow, how you can stay positive in these winter month

and new fallout over racial tensions at boston latin school. the change community leaders are emily: it is 6:23 a.m. on your thursday morning. cindy: a couple of snow showers to our east and west. some of them will be popping up today with temperatures in the 20' s right now. over the next 12 hours, we stay in the 20' going nowhere today and the wind is picking up. by this evening, the windchill drop into the single digits and they will be below zero by tomorrow morning. we got some coming in here over the next 24 hours and colder on friday with sunshine. the south coast and the cape emily: it is time for thursday i olessa: poppers. olessa:take a look at this video. all of those flashes? those are lightning. astronaut tim peake posted this timelapse to his facebook page, to show what a lightning storm looks like from space. the video was captured as the international space station flew over north africa and turkey. and here' s a new friend for you. if you' ve ever wanted to see what happens when you mix a pig with a sheep this is it. the wooly

lots of sunshine over boston. and it's a cold start. 23 degrees but with a wind out more like 15 degrees outside this morning. wind chill values are in the teens right now and even 20's but earlier this morning, they were even in the single digits so again it's been a cold start. the winds pick up out of the south and west. anywhere from 15 to 20 miles an hour today. we will see increasing clouds later on this evening. high temperatures mid 30's worcester. upper 30's boston. 34 in hyannis. 35 in nantucket. and 40 in nashua and lawrence. tonight we drop back into the 20's and 30's. it will be a partly cloudy evening and then tomorrow we warm up with that southwest wind to 51 in worcester, 54 in boston. the mid 50's in a lot of spots so enjoy it. we should be around 41 degrees this time of year. you can thank high pressure for that southwest wind and warming things up for your sunday. still a dry forecast on sunday but here we go on monday. this cold front coming through. monday morning there could be a some of that

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

the expressway into boston on schedule. emily: thank you. students rally in boston. randy: the concern that pulled away from their winter break. and the teacher accused of attacking a student. whether teachers made claims to have witnessed. emily: and take a live look across the city. i think i see the sky brightening just a little, or is that wishful thinking? announcer: now on newscenter 5 -- randy: a deadly fire under investigation in plymouth. the struggle for firefighters as flames trapped the victim. emily: a new hampshire teacher, accused of assaulting a student. what police say she slapped out of a child' s hand. randy: president barack obama, making a historic trip to cuba. the resistance to that diplomatic plan on the eye thursday morning. announcer: good morning. this is newscenter 5 "eyeopener."

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

danielle: yesterday it was 60 degrees in boston. compared to last sunday though, boston. one. believe it or not, we warmed up quite a bit. what a difference a week makes. i'll tell you that much. and we are in for another mild day today. into the 50's in boston. although you notice the temperature trend is on the way down monday and tuesday and then back up on wednesday to where we should be this time of year. now the colder air is going to come in from this cold front triggering a couple of snow showers up in northern new england. but what we're really concerned with is actually this area of low pressure down to the south. it has a bit of moisture with it. it looks like later on this evening through the overnight hours, there could be a chance for some rain maybe turn to go a mix at that time tail end for the south coast, the cape and the islands. we'll talk more about that in just a second. first though right now this morning, really we're looking at pretty much mostly clear skies to start. i think we'll see a lot of sunshine this morning. then more clouds will build in from

let's head back to boston and bob hall horan. bob? thanks. i was asked last night why the bruins can't win at home to which i responded insightfully: i don't know. i should have said it doesn't help that they've given up 15 goals in their last two home games daewoo have been a good answer. they give up one gel at home. things turned out much better. a long pass. it is pulled town. setting the penalty shot. flows down. waits passionly to open up just had 1-0 lead. second period. a big night for him. he steals the puck in front of the net. hooks the puck back to the bell to. bruins up 2-0. pittsburgh got one. the bruins greet more. still red hot. he gets the 31st of the year. tied for fourth best in the legal. great year. great win for the bruins. 5-1 the final. >> brew in withs are a tough game to figure out but did win at home tonight. that is sports. >> harvey walked over her and looked up at 64 degrees. >> yeah. tropical night. you know that is not really good. that increasings the chance ofs of the storms come through with heavy rain and s

braintree into boston. eastbound on the pike is still at 20. 93 south does not look too bad. that is that about 45 minutes. emily: thank you. breaking overnight, donald trump is now 3 for 3 taking a decisive win in the nevada caucuses. the race for second was tight with marco rubio jumping over ted cruz in just the past few hours. randy: new video in overnight as severe storms slam the gulf coast. trees toppled and homes seriously damaged in pensacola, florida. at least three people were killed by the same storms in louisiana and mississippi. emily: and right now this driver is facing charges. you can see him falling flat on his face during a sobriety test in weymouth. police say thomas mohan was drunk and on drugs when he hit a pick-up truck and seriously injured a man on a sidewalk on washington street yesterday. randy: right now parents and community leaders are calling on the feds to investigate one of boston' s top schools. emily: the eyeopener' s doug meehan is live at boston latin with the new plan o

the city of boston is taking a new approach to combat racism concerns at the boston latin school. they are telling parents to administration and bring their racial sensitivity complaints. directly to the district office the office is investigating help how the headmaster treated the children. emily: a local pd is helping doctors learn more about a birth defect. randy: the irs is already dealing with double this tax season and the error that could cause issues for some returns. emily: pretty unpleasant ramerica's heroes have a message. if you've fought... pyou know picking a commander in chief is no small thing. you're looking for smarts... and guts. we looked at each candidate... we studied their record... we know... looked them over... we checked them out... there's only one. jeb bush. he's got a plan. he'll keep us safe. r he's a president - a commander in chief. jeb bush. best prepared to be commander in chief. right to rise usa is responsible for the content olessa: good morning. so far, we are doing ok in both directions on the roads are a little wet this morning but we are i

anyone who recognizes him should contact boston police. emily: 5 investigates exposing disturbing cases of elder abuse. the heartbreaking abuse at the hands of caregivers rolls on video obtained by 5 investigates. nurse' s aide, taunting and hitting a patient he was supposed to be helping. 70-year-old william myerson was non-verbal and suffering from dementia. it happened at a framingham nursing home. an elderly woman' s ears, wipes mucus in her mouth and mocks her. >> make her mad. you are so ugly. >> they need to have more compassion. you need to treat them with compassion and care. emily: 5 investigates discovered in the past 5 years the state took action against the certifications of hundreds of cna' s for cases of abuse, neglect and misappropriation. but when we checked the state' s public website for the licenses of the 2 cna' s in this case, there' s no disciplinary action noted, even though they' re on probation after reaching deals with prosecutors admitting they assaulted elderly patients. if they complete probation no conviction

minus five will be a record for boston. it looks like the coldest in over a decade in boston. high temperatures might fail to make 10 degrees in boston on sunday. i will let you know when it modifies, the storm that will follow it, and which areas tonight will get snow. >> take the latest stormteam 5 forecast with you wherever you go. download it for iphone or android. heather: sky 5 over breaking news in lowell, a hit and run involving 15-year-old. the teen was riding his bike on lawrence street when he was hit late this afternoon. going. vehicle. injuries. anyone with information is asked to call police. more about the victim of this deadly crash. a loose manhole cover smashed caitlin clavette' s car on 93 south this morning. the crash forcing massdot crews out to perform emergency inspections of boston' s newscenter five' s jack harper is live with more on the teacher killed. >> right now those investigators and inspectors are moving on two fronts, inspecting to see it doesn' t happen again, investigating to see what went wrong. this is the car, a small honda. here is the m

boston has three mile visibility. four miles to the south. notice the snow showers are on the south shore and also to the west. let's show you how they are moving. >> there you have it, if you're around marshfield, you're experiencing some snow showers at this time. cold in worcester county. out in time, they will dissipate. we look for a few more to pop up. temperatures above freezing along the coast but at freezing north and west. teens and low 20's to start the day and tomorrow will be colder than today. many of us won't get out of the 20's. the cold i'm talking about, in two stages. we'll talk about both stages and the weekend especially where it will be quite harsh. that's all coming up in a little while. >> a police officer attacked and a pedestrian struck by a speeding car. police say the same man is behind both crimes. >> and they are looking for him right now. live with the wild surveillance video. tom? >> heather, part of the violent crime spree happened right here in the intersection of main and union streets here, and the building

we are confident that the boston public schools will be we have boston public school contracts. the custodians are clearing the entrances around the school. the bus contractors are working overnight for the morning ride and they will be operating on a normal schedule. boston center for youth and families opened their doors this morning from 7:30 to 6:00 p.m. this evening. that's for kids 7 years old and older. 800 families made use of these facilities and we are on pace to beat that number today. the bo is sten public library system closed as of 5:00 today, but libraries will re-open for normal business hours. we do have on going safety concerns and we would like people to be aware. the high winds resulted in a number of fall entries and tree limbs and we know how dangerous that can be particularly in some of the surrounding towns of boston. there were two tragedies over the weekend and we want people to be careful when you are out clearing your yard. clearing the public spaces. ever source has responded to sporadic power outages. housing and building experts are on hand to answ

karen: you're looking at sea smoke on boston harbor. that's what happens when the arctic air blows over the warmer ocean water. happy valentine's day. i'm karen anderson. doug: i'm doug meehan. you saw boston harbor. it's dangerous cold out there, danielle. danielle: doug, karen, that is correct. we've set new records in boston and worcester this morning. you can see why the air temperature, nine below zero in boston. the old record was three below zero. 15 below zero in worcester. we haven't seen this cold of temperature readings since 1957 right now we're all below zero across the area. nantucket is one below zero. you factor in the strong winds out of the north and west at 10-25 miles per hour sustained. look at what it feels like. it feels more like 33 below zero in boston, like 41 below zero in worcester. even on nantucket it feels like 24 below zero so be aware of that. the wind chill values unfortunately staying pretty cold through the day. it feels like below zero all day long. lots of sunshine though, but it is is cold sunshine

the visibility is only half a mile in boston. it jumps up to the south because the air has become warm and tropical. once that happens the visibility north with time but for the moment, there is city cam, can't see too much in boston. it's 40 degrees, wind is north. only three miles per hour. and so from boston north and west it in the 30's to around 40. but look at plymouth. look at new bedford. 56. providence, the warm front is right in here. it's slowly creeping northward and once it comes through, temperatures will spike. actually still 32 at a thousand foot high worcester airport but it's not just that the temperatures will spike. it's the wind will start to pick up. these are steady winds. down 20 in block island. 17 in nantucket. so we have a wind advisory in effect until 7:00 tomorrow morning. as that warm humid tropical air gets established, those wind gusts will really start to spike. in gusts they could be as high as 40 to 50 miles per hour, late tonight and first thing tomorrow morning. that's why the wind advisory is

momentarily in boston. moderate to heavy rain is falling around worcester. lots of rhode island getting it as well as eastern connecticut. so i want to take you out in time to show that you as we get to 7:00, heavy rain bands are in boston. along i-95 and points west so you've got to be prepared for heavy downpours over the next several hours. late tonight it shifts to the south shore and the cape and as far as tomorrow morning's commute is concerned it won't be as

only one of them is from boston. dzhokhar tsarnaev is being held at the federal supermax prison in colorado while he appeals his death sentence. doug: violence in dorchester leaves one man dead and two others recovering from gunshot wounds. police say they shot and killed a man yesterday morning after he pointed a gun right at them. the injured suspects were not shot by police. investigators believe those two suspects were shot inside a home on devon street. the third suspect took off from that scene, and that's when officers confronted him. >> nobody likes to take a life; but if you're going to point a gun at one of our officers in the way he did, obviously we're going to protect ourselves. doug: the original shooting on devon street is still under investigation this morning. a convicted killer a new trial. joseph cousin was sentenced to life in prison for killing 10-year-old trina persad in a roxbury park in 2002. "the globe" reporting that cousin's lawyer had a conflict of interest while defending him during his t

just above in boston now. but notice only in the 20's as you're getting ready to head >> good morning. randy: all right. this is in a school in everett. delivering a wake-up call. danielle, budding meteorologist there. hope none takes your place. cindy: thanks for that wake-up call. if you'd like to see yourself recorded go to our website. go to the youlocal section and upload your video. emily: an umbrella this morning? cindy: you want it with you but won't need it until lunchtime but the evening commute won't be fun weatherwise. the downpours coming in. look at the radar p. it's quiet and will continue to be that way for the next few hours. rain impacts on your morning hours are quite low, low to medium into lunchtime and look what happens this afternoon into tonight. they're going way up as the rain will be coming in and we'll see downpours as well. talking about mid 30's now, boston to beverly and upper worcester not freezing, and 20's in orange down to springfield and a little chilly this morning but we h

boston police fingerprinting cab drivers to ensure travelers are safe. steps now being taken to do the snow and rain coming. emily: you can call this the calm before the storm. timeline. cindy: in just a few hours. morning. as we get afternoon, this evening, we will see conditions go down very noontime tomorrow, we will get just a little bit of snow and then it will turn to sleep, raising rain, and that may make things slippery through tomorrow morning. three to in -- one to three inches of snow away from the coastline. it is not that much. what it is enough to make things slippery. a little bit colder inland. creeping into new york city in the form of rain. i expect snow to be breaking out in the connecticut area around 5:00 this afternoon. very slowly, lifting to worcester and boston. by :00 this evening. thereafter, it will move northward. after midnight perhaps some freezing rain lingering through the part of tomorrow in southern new hampshire and worcester county. changes should happen to close to midnight. this particular system is just the first o

now we are going to warm up into the upper 30's in boston. we will look for a mix of sun and clouds today. tonight it will be clear. temperatures drop back into the 20's and 30's and maybe a few teens in some locations. and then tomorrow we are sunny yet again. look at these temperatures warming back into the low to even mid 40's so we should really start to melt that snow tomorrow. however, that is is just in time for our next two systems so here's the one, here's the other. here comes this first one. may even start as early as overnight sunday into first thing monday morning. it will continue through monday. of course, this track still not necessarily certain, although this model trying to bring snow as far back as western massachusetts. and then this second low will develop. depending on how this one goes about, this influence this one. obviously the highest amounts are going to be in southeastern massachusetts as you can see on this map. of course, a shift in the track could take those totals farther off shore or a shift this way could br

emily: a violent night in boston. the shooting and stabbing leaving several people hurt. >> you' ve got something to say. say it. randy: the democrat debate. the comment leading to a heated exchange in the presidential race this friday morning. >> you are watching wcvb, boston' s newsletter. good morning. this is newscenter 5' s eyeopener. emily: this is the weather radar that shows us where is snowing. the green is the rain that could all of that expected to make its way in. for many of us it could be plowing in a number of communities. randy: first, let' s get a closer look at what we are dealing with. cindy, danielle, and olessa are tracking it. cindy: it' s not so much right now, but the next few hours as people get on the road. bad timing here as we watch the rain changeover. take a closer look at the winter storm warning, because it is out till 3:00 this afternoon. just getting started with this storm, carrying into the afternoon. s. north shore through boston out to the cape, over the interior. we are watching

after a tugboat sinks in boston harbor. the men found in the frigid harbor after the boat started taking on water. emily: a live look at boston where temperatures are now in the even more changes are on the 50' s. way right now. erika: cindy you' re tracking cindy: a downpour. you can see that working our way right now. we have time get ready, it is coming. what a temperature change ahead of us care temperatures out of the south right now sustained close to 20 miles per hour. it is that wind that has transported in so much warmth compared to 24 hours ago when we were in the teens. it is your 50 right now in boston, 51 in worcester, 57 in taunton. to the north, we are above the freezing mark after a very icy time this morning. you can see radar picking up on a few lighter showers. fly these into motion, south to north. to the south. as this continues to lift northward to the west, and will continue to pump in the wind, the warmth, but also dry showers into our area. through about 3:00 this afternoon, the focus of these downp

up through the north shore a coastal flood individuals through boston. once you go south of boston we start to talk about this. a coastal flood warning. from hall down through plymouth and through the cape we have the coastal flood warning which is going to be centered around the 11:00 a.m. high tide. one we'll be watching but seen out of some storms in the past. >> it's taken two full days to recover from friday's heavy, wet snow. some people are just getting their power back today. we'll go live to bridgewater where the new storm will bring new challenges. >> some people here have only had power back for a few hours. now they wait and see what tomorrow will bring. the trucks are rolling in ahead of monday's impending storm. >> power outages are at the top of our concerns. >> throughout the boston area especially south officials are preparing for a round two hit of heavy, wet snow. >> we expect power outages will occur. >> in brockton where we found national grid crews restoring the last bit of power cut off by friday's storm the state of emergency is s