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

boston police are awaiting an autopsy. for now, commissioner evans stopped short of calling this a homicide. >> we still have interviews to do and some investigation and we are going to wait for the emmy partial termination the cause of death. -- the me' s termination on the cause of death. we want to determine what killed that little boy. jack: the commissioner is not tipping his hand on when they expect to have the results heather: and -- results. about nora virus and a potential outbreak at a handful of boston schools. newscenter 5' s pam cross is live in boston with more on the message to parentsp . -- parents. pam: it will pass but it is not pleasant. they are keeping an eye on three clusters and hoping they don' t spread. this is what we usually expect this time of year, the flu. guess what? flu cases are lighter than usual, so far at least, this year in massachusetts. >> flu season could peak later this year. we could see influenza anytime up until april. pam: but before we start celebrating, there is an issue at th

back-ups stretching from boston to milton and beyond. one person was taken by helicopter from the scene. part of the guard rail actually went through the car. the cause of the crash is under investigation. ed: commitment 2016, new jersey governor chris christie stunning the republican establishment by endorsing donald trump for president. newscenter 5' s sera congi is live at the state house, where governor baker is not following suit. sera: governor baker actually endorsed chris christie. he says he is surprised by christie' s move. privilege to introduce the next president of the united states, donald trump. [applause] sera: once rivals, chris christie now throwing his support behind the front runner. gov. chris tie: there was no one better prepared for white america with a strong leadership that it needs, both at home and around the world. sera: the music loving it -- the new jersey governor ended his run after poor results in the new hampshire primary. this endorsement is a blow to the remaining republican contenders. christie the ca

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

snow showers breaking out north and west of boston. a band of more intense snow showers and squalls heading eastward. scattered snow showers developing today. it could produce a quick coating to up to an inch. not a lot. enough to make the roads slippery. temperatures in the teens and 20's. we're going to be watching for the snow showers and squalls. i want to get you out to the roads this morning. we have some early trouble this morning. >> break route 28 closed between 93 in quincy. two beam were killed in an accident. the closure there could last for hours. plan ahead if your travels take you through the area. we're going to keep you posted. as far as the roadways go, we're in good shape. problem free by boston. let's go to the maps and check out the rest of the ride. an early morning report of a spinout. there's still some slick spots. we want to be careful. west of town no problems. so far so good south as well as in to boston. not a lot of construction this morning. checking the trains to start the morning off. >> thank you. brea

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

boston not getting spared. nobody getting spared because the rain just continues really throughout the day with some of the heaviest rain for southeastern massachusetts for the evening hours. really not ending until early on thursday. the seven-day forecast with the weekend in view. 47 with sunshine. wind-whipped rain for the day tomorrow at 54 degrees. 50 on thursday with a lingering shower along the coastline. by friday, 39 by friday, 39. it will be bright. on and off clouds followed by a mix of rain and snow on monday. that wind threat on wednesday. back to you, guys. >> julie: shiri, talk to you soon. >>> after spending a lifetime upholding the law, the police officer finds himself fighting it. still ahead on the fox25, the uproar when a retiring police officer is told he has to leave his service dog behind. >>> plus, flames shooting into the air as fire fighters wage coming up next, out contents >>> this morning we still do not know what caused this massive fire at a commercial building in l. a. l. a., but

>>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, wbz news at 11:00 p.m. starts right now. >> we have several breaking stories tonight right now, passengers are bracing for more delays even as crews race to fix a major problem and umass students -- umass amherst students warned to stay inside following reports of a armed man and a mother and her baby struck crossing the street. both have been rushed to the hospital and both are in serious condition. jim smith is live in roxbury with the latest. jim? >> reporter: very active scene here in roxbury and a sad situation. video we shot of this extremely active scene. a mother and her baby, both struck by car, badly hurt as they crossed the street, the baby only five months old. they were rushed to boston medical center. the baby is in bad shape with severe head trauma. the driver did stop at the scene. we got an update from investigators. >> our accident team is here, they will ascertain whether speed was a factor or not. but we have a cooperative motorists that stopped and tried to render assistance. and made h

>> there you go, and have it delivered to boston? i like that. >> reporter: here's the bigger question. would you want the gold on the pizza? give me extra cheese. >> like a cool piece of memorabilia or something. >> you have to preserve somehow. >> reporter: do gold shavings go well on pizza? i don't know. >> we will check in with you next hour. >> food for thought. >> always with jill. >>> case you didn't know, today celebrating. or danielle is actually celebrating. >> she is out in lincoln, and danielle, you're going to chat with miss g. today. nervous. a big day for a grounddog day today. i'm live in lincoln. can see the stars, and it's chilly, but the weather today will cooperate for all ground hog day festivities. ms.g. will be out here with her winter. will spring come early? 6 more weeks of win ther? we shall see. current temperatures out the door running in the 20s, 30s, and even the 40s. notice some of the neighborhoods. 30 in lawrence, and the middle to upper 30s on the cape and islands. the clear skies overhead means ther

it will reach boston around 11:00 tomorrow night. and in the morning, the rain will be mixing with snow and it will flip to all snow. deeper into the commute, this will be going from north to south east. we could have an inch of snow by them. the potential is clearly therefore -- there for 48 inches of snow. we will have more. >> it depends on the temperature. what happens is the system will it will begin as rain, then the cold air will push and. this area will have fluffy snow, so breaking it down. this is what it looks like in worcester. it will be two or three inches around noon. however, in boston you' ll have heavier snow. and because of that, we will get most of it between 9:00 a.m. and noon. most places will end up with 4-8 inches, but a different consistency in the snow. inland, it will be dry snow. harvey: we will be here all night long. eyeopener will have you covered with live team coverage tomorrow morning. cindy fitzgibbon and danielle vollmar will be tracking the snow. olessa stepanova will be watching traffic. it all s

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and teens to the north and west of boston. a very slow warm-up expected by noontime. into the low to mid-30s. we still have tons of sun out there, and during the afternoon we see the clouds increase and by 5 p.m. the drive home from work the mid- to upper 30s and you can see things cooling down you can see things cooling down. as we head into the evening a risk of snow showers. 36 to 42. increasing afternoon clouds and a coating to 2 inches in your overnight forecast. show you when it all show you when it all melts to 50-degree highs over the weekend coming up. gene and julie. julie, take to you live drive time traffic. >> julie: start with the issue >> julie: start with the issues because of the amtrak signal failure. many are able to access or depart south station until further notice. we are there for you through 10 a.m. as soon as we get service, we will be sure to let you know. a look at the lines affected, fairmount, franklin, green bush, kingston, middleborough, a needhamham, providence, stoughton. all on the right side

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boston police commissioner evans had this to say. it opens a real sensitive spot for all of us. >> know i did reach out to location manager for i've not heard back from him in the meantime if the filming were to move forward it would begin may 2 with some set dressing couple meantime despite everyone we spoke to and everyone we spoke to today happen to be in favor of this, we did hear from one city counselor whose raised some concerns. going to share those with you coming up at 6 o'clock. also ask your facebook followers at the producers of patriots they should be of the film the movie in watertown right now the nose out pace yeses 53-47 percent. if you want to weigh in just head over to fox 25 news facebook page. >> microsoft founder weighing in on apple's battle with the fbi over unlocking iphones. gate saying he supports the fbi's demand that apple give them access to the encrypted phone of one of the san bernardino attackers gates says this is a specific case in the fbi is not asking for access to phones in general. boston's poli

normal high in boston is 37. i think when you wake up tomorrow morning in the city it will be about 37, 38. you will need the rain gear, not for the morning commute but as we work through the day. periods of rain heading into new england. first in the worcester hills around 11:00, 12:00 and 2:00 indication 3:00 in downtown boston. here is your chance of rain tomorrow. again as we work through the afternoon and tomorrow evening that's when we see most of the rain happening and also some wind. tomorrow might be a bit squirrelly with the rain and wind. upwards of an inch of rain and the wind at the coastline, again, this not advisory criteria but something we'll watch for winds gusting out of the southeast between 25 and 40 miles per hour. farther union land 15 to 25 miles per hour. there goes the storm system moving away from new england very slow. thursday we hold on to the clouds. another mild day. then we get a push of some slightie cooler air during the day on friday. as that's happening on the cape, the same s

ems evaluated the little boy then transported him o to boston -- him to boston medical center. >>> checking our other top stories, a hoverboard causing a fire at a chelmsford home, an 11-year-old boy was using it when it kautd on fire. -- caught on fire. you can see the damage, a burn mark on the living room floor and the charred hoverboard with one wheel missing. no one hurt and just the latest >>> a cambridge police officer is accused of a hit and run. police say the officer off duty sunday night when he allegedly hit a woman on a bicycle in kendall square. a witness gave police a license number which turned them to the officer, the cyclist with head and neck injuries, the officer is on paid leave and will decide whether to file charges. >>> an emotional night as family and friends gather to remember a 15-year-old boy stabbed to death by another teenager. kate merril has more on that violent crime that police say was over a girl. he was a good kid. >> reporter: it's not the after school activity anyone wants to see on the streets of dorchester. candles being lit for a teenager stabbed to

boston, we have that coming up in a moment. the boston number was seven inches of snow. these are amounts of snow from big cities. worcester was at 12.5 inches. hartford, 6.6 inches. and from the cape, six inches of snow. the last of the heavy snow is going up to province town and will be moving away. the package of it -- back edge of it is going to the east. this is beginning to come up in hyannis, the visibility. it is just about done on the cape. boston, 31 with a westerly wind. 20' s angelo 30' s around the region --20' s and low 30' s around the region right now. we will be in the upper teens later this evening. roads will become icy tonight and tomorrow committee that in mind -- tomorrow, that in mind. high clouds for saturday and saturday afternoon. sunday will start with sunshine and then high clouds will come from the south later on sunday. there are two storm possibilities next week. the first one will be far out in the ocean to, but it will be a long storm. it could brush is turned massachusetts -- eastern massachusetts. it is a possibility. but there could be

normal high for this time of year for boston, 41. we were well above that. flirting with 60 degrees. bedford made it there. 55 for worcester. cooler for the cape and islands at near 50 for most spots. 34 times. for 34 days we've had highs 50 or above this month considering january, february and that puts us at number one for those day. pretty incredible. we keep tacking them on. we'll get another one tomorrow. current temperatures very mild. 43 in boston, 47 form 47 for bedford. mark despite the clear skies because we have a bit of a breeze with us. it's coming out of the southwest and that's continuing to pump in that mild air for tomorrow. then we turn our attention to this system here. we don't get any of this snowfall, you see. the storm heads well to the north of us but it does drag through this cold front. so we'll run through the time line here kicking off some showers right around midday, i would say from 11:00 a.m. until about 1:00 or 2:00 in the afternoon. and then it doesn't look like any of us miss out on this completely but it's not a complete w

record warmth in worcester and record tieing in boston. what a way to go out for the month of february. of course once every four years has been extra day. certainly we took advantage of it with mild temperatures. it is still in the 50s. 40s on off to the north and west. it cooled down a little bit. that will be the tendency. especially late tonight. if will be evening to 10:00 and mostly in the 40s. you get late tonight and tomorrow morning a secondary surge of colder air will come in just in time to drop the temperature to near or below freezing even in boston. it will start tomorrow. it will be a lot chillier. temperatures will be around 40 degrees. it is not as mild as today's 64. i want to show you the temperatures tomorrow night. precipitation will be moving in around midnight. just before that the temperature may be flirting with 32 especially north and west. there could be a little sleet or a touch of freezing rain before the milder temperatures work in. then you wake up on wednesday morning and the temperatures are shooting up aga

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

over an inch in south boston nearly an inch and a half. for this evening we are seeing areas of lingering fog and drizz drizzle. cooler in the morning with most temperatures in the 40s. coming up later take a look at way out wednesday and when we're tracking snow. ; anchor: 6 people on trial in roanoke and charged in the death with a wanes borrow police capt captin kevin quick. after 2 days of jury selection witness testimony began today. it included quick's mother. rhonda quick was the last person to see her son. she choked back tears when she described her last night with him. she called police. the tape of the call was played in court. ; [inaudible] my son. ; okay. ; and he's been here with me. he always keeps in contact with his mother. ; anchor: prosecutors presented evidence they say shows the alleged gang members had been in the charlotte area. of the 6 only 4 are charged with murder. those 4 kidnapped quick and drove around to different atms withdrawing money from his account. the group shot quick and left his body in the woods. it

. >>> breaking news about the boston marathon bombing movie patriots day and a decision about whether the film crews will film in watertown. paula ebben is live with the answer. >> reporter: this coming in minutes ago watertown town managers say no go. it won't be filmed there. earlier this week, location scouts were out surveying laurel street which was the scene of the shootout with the tsarnaev brothers. resident were handed flyers asking for their permission to film there on the street. officials now say filming would not be in the best interest of watertown. so producers will look for another location. patriots day is being produced by hour sister company cbs films. live in the satellite center, paula ebben back to you. >> thanks for that. >>> we have new details about the mass shooting in kansas that killed three people and injured 14 others. investigators say the shooter order two hours before he opened fire. manuel bojorquez is in kansas tonight. >> reporter: police in kansas say shooting suspect cedric ford was served with a protection from abuse order in the factoryer with w

. >>> boston already canceling classes. many prepared to wake up to winters return. >>> we have our eye on the storm and the snow coming for boston and dozen of school districts. we put the list at the bomb the screen. at last count about 106 closings. when will the snow start to fall? how will it affect the morning commute? >>a big change compared to the spring we have had over the past couple of days. boston was were. higher snow totals are likely tomorrow. a bit to love tropical moisture from the gulf of mexico right of the eastern seaboard, kind of a firehose and it will start air. this is all moving up the east coast, this is the one we are watching it will come up and move into the area increasing rainfall tonight. we already see steady rain moving up to connecticut river valley. this will help us cool down more, we need to cool down a lot compared to the 50s today. 35 in orange, this is cold enough for snow and it will drop back. in boston we are in the mid- 40s. we will see this progress as we had through the night.

boston homicide detectives. louisa moeller wbz news. >>> also breaking tonight at 6:00, cruiser responding to a hazmat situation or kenmore square. there is quite a scene because there is a fedex panel truck that has been leaking hcl apparently coming from a box on

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

that season. 60 plus degree days if winter for boston. we're at third place now with 8 days. 10 is the record to beat and we might get close to 60 degrees again in your 7-day forecast. i'll show you that in a minute. temperatures running in the 30s right now. pretty mild for this time of year at this time of the day. 35 boston, 33 man chess are 34 lawrence and 36 degrees in falmouth. southwest wind keeping temperatures relatively steady. and that wind is sustained from the southwest between 10, 20 miles per hour in most spots. 17 miles per hour wind in boston with some gusts out miles per hour and the gusty winds will stick around tonight into your day tomorrow making it feel colder than those actual temperatures. your real feel materials running at 25 in boston 19 in worcester feeling like 27 in manchester 29 in providence. overnight we expect the southwest wind to stick around mostly cloudy skies helping to trap in some of the daytime heat and temperatures women stay in the lower 30. most. 20s upper 20s in the suburbs. that will be poss

one to three north and west of i-95 in boston and then we have the winter weather advisory from 4:00 p.m. on wednesday for the freezing drizzle over the central portions of our area. ed: a boy is charged with the stabbing of a 15-year-old boy. now more on what sparked the deadly attack. todd kazakiewich is live. reporter: ed, we learned in court that it started as an argument between the vehicle tim and the girlfriend of the defendant. things escalated quickly. the girlfriend allegedly got a knife. it started on the other side of columbia road. the victim staggers across bleeding with moments to live. >> mr. hopkins died of a stab wound to his heart. he was 15 years of age. reporter: prosecutors say the killer is also a teenager. 16-year-old amari pope is seen here in his booking photo. the fatal stabbing happened in dorchester. a neighborhood home to pope and the victim, deion hopkins, who is being remembered it started as an arangement between pope's girlfriend and hopkins. pope grabbed a kitchen knife and stabbed hopkins in the heart. >> surveillance video show moments after mr. h

boston public schools no school tomorrow. because of that snow supposed to start falling right as a buses would be heading out in the morning. boston public schools close for tomorrow.coming up next in all six everyone talk about the hovering of a local townhome is doing everything they can to >> what's behind the awful odor people just can't seem to escape. nurses doctors and hospital employees attacked on the job knew it six the new twist fox25 investigates exposed about video you have to hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm they've all come to look for america all come to look for america all come to look for america i'm bernie sanders, turn. >>> breaking news city of boston announced schools will be closed tomorrow. they will be closed tomorrow long weekend. snow will fall for most of the area. chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz will have it for you and just treatment. but first the story stinks. there is an absolutely awful plymouth we found out the order from three sewage main breaks is smacking people in the face in that part of

in the city of boston close to 50. we have the downpours roll right in time for the evening commute as well. boston picking up close to an inch of rain with that system. nice and quiet. 37 in boston. 37 plymouth. 37 common number into bedford as well. the west wind drying us out but providing a little bit of breeze around 13 miles per hour. not as strong as what we had yesterday. today we will go back and forth between mostly sunny sky and mostly cloudy sky. we'll call it partly sunny on average. that will be the case for the remainder of the day. at time it filtered out a little bit. cooler day over all compared to yesterday. instead of mid 50s a lot in the mid 40s this afternoon. the trade off no damaging wind gust. no soaking rain and we get the sunshine back. clear and cool tonight. 20 to 28 degrees then we bounce back only into lower-to-middle 30. breeze picking up out of the north-northwest. sustained 15 to 18 miles per hour. higher gust there. notably cooler once again thursday. but no big roller coaster ride as

new developments today on boston marathon bomber, documents show he passed u.s. citizenship test and denied terrorism links months before he and his brother bombed the boston marathon in april 2013. revelations were made in hundreds of documents department of homeland security provided to the boston globe. he was killed days after the bombing trying to elude police. one of pope francis's top advisors says the church has made enormous mistakes in allowing thousands of children to be becaused. >> i swear by almighty god. >> reporter: australia cardinal after part of inquiry into child sex because. he told commissioners in sydney it is a scandal the church allowed thousands of children to suffer abuse at the hands of priests. >> the church is in many places, certainly australia, has mucked things up, has let people down. >> reporter: he acknowledged he heard an australia catholic school teacher who serially abused students might be involved in activity in the 70's but had no idea how rampant abuse was at the time. >> i must say in those days, if a priest denies obje

. >>> a freak accident in boston, a manhole cover killed a driver. the metal cover crashed into the front windshield of the car. the crews are checking other manhole covers and grates. >>> in california a speeding driver crashed into a tree. the driver lost control, flipped over and slammed into the tree. a woman is grateful it didn't >>> a tennessee woman is suing a tanning salon because her fingers were cut off. she put her arms off and her fingertips slid into a tan. >> put my hands up and heard something and grabbed my fingers and saw the blood, i thought i just cut them until i was trying to get dressed. i could see my finger on the floor. >> the salon is denies blame and refuses to pay bills. >> stacey and keith are here. >> new tonight at 6:00, drug laced candy, how students got their hands on it. >> calling it quits over a scab dell -- scandal. >> excitement in tampa, donald trump takes the stage, we're live at that rally. will show us how businessmen and women plan to bridge the gap. >> a double far at the because of a wrong -- far at the .

pike wide open from framingham through newton into the center of boston. you can see not too many cars out there right now on the eastbound or westbound through brighton. is it minutes on 24 from 106 to 128. eight mints on the expressway from the braintree split to the exit to the pike. >>> meteorologist shiri spear joining us now. shiri, i know you are tracking some pesky snow that will be making its by town. >> shiri: yeah, we are not talking tremendous snow totals, we are talking snow that exists both morning, lunchtime, afternoon, evening commute. even though it is not a lot, it is around for most of the day and can cause a travel headache. absolutely making the back roads selfly. coating to flurries. by the weekend, 20 to 25 degrees below average. wait until you see how cold it is going to get this weekend. for right now i like the way radar a tracking up with what we have been expecting. we have light snow developing in western new england, and by 10:00 this morning, as well a chance reaching eastern massachusetts. after we zoom it on in, waking up t

could be cold out there tomorrow for sure in boston barely above freezing here's a couple things i'm watching clear out there now temperatures dropping overnight down into the teens and 20s some towns that hit the single numbers other thing i'm watching is just offshore cape cod here there some snow showers starting to show up we talked about this yesterday how there would be winds blowing across the water produce streetscape clouds potentially some no showers cape cod ocean effects knows staying offshore as far as the snow showers but the clouds tipping cape cod may watch closely see if the going to make under the cape this evening of a tracking that for you. next thing is this a band of clouds coming out of the midwest associated with the war front pushing away. a warm front and i'm talking air can get in here is producing clouds produce a band england tomorrow. putting together when i expect for some snowfall from this it's not very much but it could make it slippery out there straightahead picnics investigate uncovering new concerns about school bus driver charged with driving dr

rain in boston, but an icy mix inland. i am breaking down the icy part to keep to keep safe on the roads and how long that will last. >>> on the race for president, donald trump adds mow men toum his campaign with a third victory in nevada. >> we weren't expected to win too much and now we are winning too much and now we are winning, win areing winning the country. >> daniel: plus issues behind the scenes. a high voter turnout caused major problems at the polls. >>> developing this morning, the search is on for a missing mom who never picked up her son from day care. where police found her phone that has her family confused. >>> this is a fox25 stormtracker weather alert. wednesday, february 24. i am julie grauert. >> daniel: good >> daniel: good morning, i am daniel miller. freezing rain will make for a slick morning commute. right no meteorologist shiri spear in the stormtracker weather center and shiri, you are watching the temperatures very closely. >> shiri: really closely. spots in massachusetts, southern new hampshi

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

it's 46 degrees in boston right now. the dew points in the upper 30s and wind is from the southwest at about 16 miles per hour. dragging in the warmer air and creating a real feel this morning but look at that. 30 in nashua keene are the colder spots. burlington vermont, 53 degrees right now. remarkable. 49 tawpton. 50 in falmouth and a few -- taunton and 50 in fall mouth. this warmth is coming out ahead of a cold front. we may get an isolated spritz or two that comes in later today. rising through the 40s and 56 by lunchtime topping out at 60 this afternoon. with a isolated shower still right around 50 heading into the ride home. traffic and weather together good morning. >> reporter: good morning. an accident north of the city the latest crash up in andover. 495 southbound at route 93. that's the very busy spot. starting to see backups develop now. pockets between river road and 125 and 128 and montvale avenue. 495 to 129 stop and go and to the south expressway now jammed east milton square to columbia road. 128 southb

but, eli carter and boston college, 0-10 boston college it is deep in the game at north carolina before it takes the first lead. jackson, 59-57. marcus paige from a corner. 1:49 to go. knocks it down. northcarolina leaves a winner. 20 points tonight and steve robinson right there. in relief. now, as they escape boston college with the win. newton's press conference continues. and newton, we seen it before. resurfaces. we have not seen it in awhile, though. today, the panthers clean out their locker and head into off season they offered no option for sunday night in his hate to lose mode. who likes to lose. i will show you a loser. i am not here to for a popularity contest. games. >> do i wish he handled it better or differently? yes. that is who he is and i understand who the young man is for us. >> they offered similar evaluations of the situation saying quote we all handle defeat differently. 10 years ago the carolina hurricanes won the championship. this weekend members of the team will take part in a reunion celebration, now, he spoke with 2 familiar voices for the championship. >>

thinking 6 in the city of boston. as you head out on the outer route 2 corridor, fitchburg, 5 to 8 inches. south of town, 4 to 5 inches in the upper cape and east of hyannis, out toward brewster and chatham, 1 to 3 inches of snow. chris lambert, your turn. >> chris: j.r., good morning. sleep deprivation is a tough thing this time of day, right? fair travel conditions through about 5:00, 6:00 out there worcester, fitchburg. we do have rain. you have to slow down for some of the wet weather we have right now, but the big difference is once we flip over to snow, which we're beginning to see snow mixing in as close as natick, out through worcester, once you transition over to snow and that snow becomes heavy, road conditions going downhill quick between 6:00, 7:00, 8:00. by 9:00 we're dealing with poor travel conditions, boston metro area down through metro west and beginning to creep in to the south shore here. give it a couple hours. once you flip over to heavy snow, down from plymouth through taunton, late morning thro

unfortunately boston college lose to virginia tech. you because i know the weather isn't good up in boston but take a look at what we're seeing in fort myers. that's the moon obviously but just about 11:00 there, that's jupiter, kevin lemanowicz telling me that that is jupiter. it's so gorgeous, we thought we'd give you a look. >> how cool is that. >> that exhaust my knowledge of the planets, knowing that's the moon and -- knowing that's jupiter. yeah, what a beautiful shot. you can tell that it's totally clear. northwest florida and those tornadoes tonight. so that front will be swinging through florida during the day tomorrow, most likely getting rain down that way. there is the satellite radar picture showing our problems. snow and rain moving into western central massachusetts. the snow transitioning to rain and it's gonna be icy for a while. through the morning commute, make sure you check in with shiri first thing because you'll find out where the icy spots are. it gets better as the week goes on. colder. friday morning there will be snow flurries around but tomorrow night we'll be t

we are confident the boston we have boston public school plow contractors cleaning up parking lots and custodians are cleaning the sidewalks in front bus contractors are working overnight to be ready for the morning ride and mbta will be on a normal schedule. center for youth and families opened the doors this morning from 7:30 to 6 p.m. to -- p.m. this evening for kids 7 years old and over. on friday when we had the snow day we did the same and 800 people, 800 families made use of the if a tilities and -- facilities and we are on pace to beat the number today. public library system closes at 5 and tomorrow will reopen during normal business hours. we have ongoing safety concerns to be aware of. the high winds resulted in a number of fallen stress and -- trees and downed tree limbs and whoa know how dangerous that can be it canly in the surrounding towns of boston. there was two tragedies over weekend and we want people to be careful when you are out in the yard and clearing the yard. beencleaning areas in public spaces. ever source responded to pratic power outages. inspection of serv

. >> 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

we've got mid 40's today in boston. notice once you get south of new york, they're in the 50's from philly down to d.c. northeast. all the action right now is out in the middle of the country where you can see this potent storm system spinning up. there will be some severe weather today. once you head toward missouri into the south eastern united states and on the backside of this low a lot of wintery weather with winter storm warnings in the pink and blizzard warnings extending up into iowa and southwestern minnesota as well. this will be a powerful winter storm but it will go to our west so it's going to bring in rain not snow. and typically during the month of february, we do see close to a foot of snow. last year, as you know, we got walloped just in february alone we had nearly 65 inches of snow. in 2014, we had close to two feet. in 2013 we had over two feet of snow, almost three. we can get a lot of snow in the you can see on your seven-day

toward danville, gretna and south boston. low to mid-20s. your hourly weather tomorrow show a fairly rapid warm-up between 7 and 9. after 9:00, all of us will be above freezing. at noon, 44. upper 40s. not much of a wind tomorrow. the wind we will have will be from the south. light south breeze. around the rest of the the area tomorrow, highs intomorrow, high the upper 40s to lower 50s. lexington watching us from the i-81 area, roanoke, 48. altavista, 51 and brookneal, south boston, lower 50s. quick check on your saturday forecast. looks like a great day to be out in the yard. lower 40s at 9. uner 50s at noon and top out at 63. notice the wind coming from the south and southwest. a few small showers possible for your sunday and monday and then increasing heavier rain. we will have to watch the monitor that cold air for you for tuesday, wednesday and thursday. if it does get colder, snow will be possible. >>> starting grid for sunday's daytona 500 will be decided tonight. >> mark: tar heels coach ray williams talks about his decision not to u

he was helped to the locker room where he watched the rest of unc's win over boston college. the 65-year-old says that he had a vertigo attack. >>> a huge celebration for denver broncos fans but still no answer to their biggest question. thousands of fans made downtown denver look like an ocean of orange. quarterback peyton manning spoke during the rally, but he didn't say whether or not he would be retiring. i'm anne-marie green. and this is the "cbs morning news." don't let a cracked windshield ruin your plans. trust safelite. with safelite's exclusive "on my way text" you'll know exactly when we'll be there. giving you more time for what matters most. (team sing) safelite repair, safelite replace. rn ied ateak thust and of lt.g i lici ams. we're living longer than ever. as we age, certain nutrients become especially important. thes ofone fift.onctsi ncta an vitamin d. whating bosrty ouple weeks. what are tho crest whitestrips. they whiten wayr thante. t 3d whips.... whiten 25 times better than the leading whitening toothpaste. i'd say... eoneingressn. cres whitestri >>> be

juli: she was rushed to a hospital and then to boston where she died. her aunt also grew up in canton and new thomas. >> it's difficult to understand how and why these things happen. coincidental. it's hard to figure out. i don't know that we will. juli: a go fund me page for kaylee kenyon has collected close to $22,000 tonight. the superintendent told wcvb newscenter 5 that there will be grief counselors from 2:00 to 4:00 tomorrow afternoon to offer support to young students and their families. live in canton, i'm juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. reid: crews working to restore power. the heavy snow brought down trees and branches on to power lines. more than 3,500 national grid pam: taking a live look at the boston skyline this saturday night, cold and clear, but guess what, more storminess could be headed our way. storm team's mike wankum is on our way. we had melting today. mike w.: very slippery and be cautious. notice in boston, we drop down close to the freezing mark in many locations. outside the city, most everyone is dropping into the 20's ton

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in boston, bedford as well. 61 in norwood. about 20 degrees above our normal high for this time of year. you remember this day last year. it was just 20 degrees as a high. quite a difference. even from last weekend. current temperatures, right around 50 for most spots. we are 49 in the city. 41 in bedford. 49 in worcester as well. we stay really mild overnight. we have had this weak cool front trying to push through some showers. but really just bringing us cloud cover at this point. haven't seen any reports of any of these rain-drops reaching the ground. we have some dry air in place. but here you go. this is the same system that brought us that warm front yesterday. for that mild air today. we are still sandwiched in between here. again, this cool front really a weak one. not dropping those temperatures by much overnight and even tomorrow. we stay in the upper 30's overnight. partly cloudy skies tomorrow. topping out right around 50 for most. it doesn't stay with us into next week. plus, we have to get the details on the mid

we were talking about coldest air in boston in almost 60 years. now we're talking about 50-degree weather for the weekend. 21 in boston. 15 in worcester. 11 degrees in orange. yes, it's a cold start this morning, but we'll keep the sunshine into the early afternoon, and then cloud up mid-afternoon into the evening. and temperatures above freezing today. now, tonight initially it's cold enough to support some snow showers working in, and most of this occurring any time after 9:00, 10:00 through midnight.

temperatures in boston at 35 degrees. dew points in the 20s and wind out of the west at 12 miles per hour right nowch the real feel is -- now. the real feel is at 27. not bad by a february stand airs. -- stannards. some cities and -- standards. some cities and towns at the anything untreated may be just a touch slippery sidewalks driveways and things like that. high thin clouds have been work into the region as well. but it's going to make for a nice sunrise this morning once it comes up at 6:39 this morning. and dry and quiet, 42 for lunchtime. not as warm as yesterday but still above average. we top out in the mid-40s in several communities. partly cloudy falling off a bit upper 30s for the ride home with the sunset at 5:18. i will take you through the weekend coming up. traffic and weather together. >> reporter: we have a couple accidents now both north of the city. the latest is up is in lowell. 495 northbound at lowell connector. left lane is blocked up there. then we had the earlier he crash in boxford a car flipped

so, i didn't have a boston my parents weren't from boston. so, we just sounded the way we sounded. >> seth: there you go. now, here's my question -- one of the criticisms, we did aid -- we said "bro" a lot. technically people from boston said, "you wouldn't have said 'bro'." >> what'd you say? we said "bro," and people were saying "no, you'd say 'kid.'" that may be more boston. but, i feel like "bro," right? >> you weren't a kid. i'm goin now on, is that all right? [ light laughter ] >> seth: so, i guess, yeah, i mean, i guess i asked for it. >> yeah. >> seth: all right, so, bro or kid are both fine? >> sure, kid.ight. seth. [ light laughter ] >> seth: are you excited. i know it's early in spring training, are you excited for the red sox? >> oh yeah, very excited. >> seth: so, you get excitthe calendar. >> yeah, definitely. i play, i play baseball still. >> seth: oh, really? >> i play in, like, a park and rec men's over 40 league.-- >> pretty good. >> seth: now, when you finally qualified for over 40, was it just the best? 'cause then, those