here's a live look at the city of boston. sun is out and pf you have not had chance to get outside just do it because you don't need the heavy jacket today. >> yep. people are enjoying 50s and 60s in some areas. we stepped outside and here at the wbz studios and it's beautiful out. >> it's bizarre and it feels good. it does. if you like the warmth so our highs so far is 63 degrees. and the last 60 dough grow day in boston was christmas remember that warmth and low 60s are average for the beginning of may. chasing the record we may not get there but i mean it's only noontime and he think we will come up by a few more degrees. record to beat is 66 degrees in boston. and -- nashua and 64 is the record and 61 in taunton. a there's a lot of sunshine but the clouds have been bidding in and that's going to continue eastward. so you will notice inside 495 and 128 over the next hour and a half is the sunshine is going to fade away a bit behind the building clouds. otherwise, we are still in the 50s and right on through the late aftern

immigration documents object tanned by the boston --on obtained by the boston globe those three months before the bombings he passed a test for allegiance to the united states and denying any throirchtion terrorism. links to terrorism. some say authorities should have raised red flags as he applied for citizenship because he traveled overseas and he had no arrest report but immigration official say no errors were committed. >> thank you. >>> tonight mayor mark new ham -- merrimack new hampshire is remembering a police officer shot and killed on the first day on the job in virginia. 28-year-old ashley guindon graduated from merrimack high school. police draped the department with bunting in her honor. she died responding to a domestic violence call. today her former high school principal reflected on the loss. >> it's national story and should be a national story. but for us, it's intensely local. and intensely personal. >> police say ronald hamilton an active duty army staff turning the gun on guindon and two others officers. students and staff remembered him with a moment of silence.

especially north and west of boston. we get to midnight that rain 3 a.m. coming back to boston. notice some pink and here as we mixed with that sleet and freezing rain for a period that last into early tomorrow morning. that is a concern, with a snow even though it is not a ton, and a little bit of a trace of sleet and freezing rain. that is all it takes to slacken things up. early tomorrow morning, still some pockets of wintry mix outside of 128. the in the action before the next round of showers. we are talking about areas of rain across southern new e ngland, wednesday evening and night rain fills in, thursday morning. several commutes impacted here. the good news is it looks like the band of heaviest rain shift offshore by mid to late morning. yes it will be tricky thursday morning especially the first part of the commutes, we may get breaks of sunshine temperatures would be up around 60 on thursday afternoon. in terms of accumulation, o ne- 3 inches outside 128, a coating to an inch inside of that right at the coast, more like a coating for the lower end of the total back d

likely from boston southward. be on the look out. if you are traveling around, could see poor visibility. high temps tomorrow, low to mid- 30s. not terribly cold to go with that snow. southerly winds tomorrow. thursday another cold front passes through. more scattered snow showers likely. on friday a quiet day before the next front arrives. that is an arctic cold front and that one we are all going to feel this weekend, no question about it. if you were thinking back to last winter and the fond memories of february, this is the type of air we're talking about. we'll keep a close eye on this. the trend has been farther east, giving us a few snow showers, but something we have to monitor. behind it all the cold air pours straight down out of the arctic and we could see sub zero numbers even into boston. it's only happened nine times in the last 21 years. sub zero temperatures region- saturday, highs near 20 in the morning. wind kicks up, through the teens into the single digit by saturday night. most towns stay in the single digits sun

boston, the last 10 years has onlien gone below zero five times -- even colder as we head a good weekend, indoor plans, accu-weather seven day, next week, the cold starts to abate. the next system starts to move in tuesday with a chance for wintery mix. school shoutout -- i went up and talked to fifth graders. they asked a lot about nino. >> thank you, eric >> a wild story out of florida. a man charged with assault with a deadly weapon. the weapon was an alligator . he pushed the alligator through a drive-thru window of a fast food restaurant. his parents said it was a stupid prank, their son meant no harm. the alligator was released into a canal. >> >>> live in new hampshire here at the cbs news campaign headquarters, tonight is the night, we find out who is for real, whose campaign gets to continue on after tomorrow. we have a team of reporters all across the granite state, our live team coverage of the new hampshire primary continues, straight ahead at 6:00 >> quick programming note. "limitless" will air tonight at sock so we can bring you new (buzzer) hey, you're a lucky guy. you'll

boston public school studentsyou will be in class tomorrow. snow falling now and has been falling all day. >> south of us people have been dealing with the strong winds low visibility as well on the roadways. here's eric live in plymouth for us tonight. eric. >> reporter: the highest impact is closest to the water with the wind the strongest and the visibility is poor such as in a lull and now heavy snow is worked back in and you can tell there's plenty wind blowing across the coastline from the county and cape and cape anne. let's look where we verified blizzard conditions along the south shore plymouth county in particular towards cape cod and island. and visibility less than a quarter mile. wind gusting over 35 miles per hour. so really difficult travel in the locations. we have quite a bit of wind coming down a little better. strongest winds are from earlier on and weed we have had a gust approaching 70 on nantucket now it's more 30 to 45 miles an hour and weakening trend will continue heading through the evening. and there's the snow fill

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temperatures before the clouds arrive, 26 in out lying areas -- outlying areas and 30s in boston. early tomorrow morning, especially far northern worcester county into southern you -- into new hampshire in southern vermont, it will be snowing. it will just be rain for us. the first half of the day was dry. the rain will move in from west to east. by the time we get to the be falling and the temperatures will continue to climb up as the day goes on tomorrow. they will reach the warmest as we reach tomorrow night, windy and mild. if you're in southeastern massachusetts, most of the rain holds off until late in the day. thursday morning, slowly the rain will start to move off toward the east with a lingering shower across the cape and islands. most areas will still be in the 50s at that point. the wind will start to get dusty out of the southeast tomorrow morning. the strongest winds that can cause a few issues are going to be centered tomorrow evening and night. that's when the temperatures will allow the wind to mix. we will see gusts 3250 miles an hour, the strongest ones across t

. >>> david we have breaking news now about the the boston day. watertown's town manager says tonight it's a no go. movie will not be filmed there. scouts were out surveying laurel street the very scene of the shoot out with the tsarnaev brothers. officials say film would go not be in the best interest of watertown. so producer will look for another location. patriots day is produced by our sister company cbs films. >>> a driver is going to face charges after getting pinned under his car and as you can see crashing directly into the side of a home in west bridgewater. police say the driver hit a tree on matfield street was thrown out of the car and got pinnedunderneath while the suv slammed into the home. he is going to be charged. police say the criefer of this car-- . >>> police say the driver of this car was trying to avoid debris when the car rolled over killing him. he was driving on i-95 east in somerset when the accident happened. >>> also tonight,. >> i don't know if they are here i hear them down stairs. >> desperate to keep her two child

then three working to 1 inch as you had farther to the north and west of boston. i will have the details for you on the storm coming up. back to you, can. >> thank you, terry. wrecking news now. south korea says north korea launched a long-range rocket. the north is testing band technology. secretary of state john kerry korea said it was a peaceful satellite launch. the west says it is assessing the situation. >>> now at 11:00. >> the notion that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing. >> there it is. >> there it is, everybody. the memorized 25 speech. >> fireworks as republican hopeful debate before the final time. tonight's debate finished one of the most awkward candidate into since. >> when all seven candidates finally mean it the men fought tooth and nail to sell their points. we have live team coverage in manchester, jim? >> kim, it was awkward. the candidates could not here their introductions because of crowd noise so they bumped into each other backstage. there were no grand entrances on stage things got interesting. >>reporter: with the primary only d

boston's total was 618. -- 6.8. it is below average for this time of year. amazing sunset pictures. of this world. we got hundreds of pictures. that is a postcard. you can see the bridge and the one more. i put these up on twitter and facebook. tonight the storm is up to the east. it is cold. it is having an impact for freezing but people do not have power. there are some single digits by tomorrow morning. for the weekend it will be quiet. we will see some melting. ski areas are in good shape. on sunday it will be milder and not much going on. temperatures tomorrow in the mid to upper 30s. we have bright skies. load up the trees and the power lines. saturday night it will be 20. on sunday it will be milder. 42 degrees. we move to the start of next week. we are assured some snow. storm number one arrives on monday morning. it is a large coastal storm. we will see some snow on monday. the question is how much. is the first storm is the dominant one and it gives us a good shot of snowfall it is likely that the trailing storm does all to see. if it misses us we

high temperatures near 36 boston. 34 bed ford. bursar 30 -- worser 30 degrees. 10 degrees colder than today plus more wind. as the winds turns during the afternoon we will bring clouds along the coast line, snow showers again coming down across the cape. i don't think it will add up to that much. friday bright and towards the afternoon clouds increase, no travel issues. no big storms to track. this weekend no big storms to track. a weak one movers across northern new england, wet snow and rain on friday night and a chance for rain showers on saturday that is it. a weekend that looks like march weekend and since high temperatures were 8 on sunday last week, 48, 40 degrees warmer there and a good couple with the weak fast moving storm system it is due to a zonal jet stream. that changes next week. it will dig again and we expect a strong east coast storm. i would favor what we have seen a lot of so far, a mix to rainfall. we will see over the next few days. 7 day, up till that a couple weak events and over all mild temperature. back

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>>> live from the channel four studios in boston, wbz boston news at 11 starts right now. >>> the verdict. >> tonight there is no peace for colleen ritzer's family. the killer was sent to jail with the possibility of parole. >> tonight as painful as it is, that's something they have to think about. philip chism will be in his 50s when he's eligible for parole >> reporter: before a judge sentenced her teenagers killer, people talked about how community. >> i miss her. >> put this animal behind bars and do not give him the opportunity to shatter another persons life. >> reporter: friends and family of colleen ritzer pled to the judge before he sent philip chism to prison. >> the wofs of this tragedy will never wayne. into tears as she shared memories. then she begged for an infectionable sentence. at a new conference after the hearing collens family condemned the sentence. >> our family will be forced to attend parole hearings beginning in 38 years. >> reporter: a different kind of pain for the suspects mother who broke down in the courtroom. she left without a word. >>> again, philip chism

>>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston wbz news at 11:00 p.m. starts right now. >> a fire ball fills a kitchen of a restaurant. good evening. one worker was hurt in the explosion inside the kitchen this afternoon. jim smith is live with more on this accident. >> reporter: freak accident is a good way to describe it and very frightening. let me show you where this all unfolded early sunday afternoon. the uno pizzeria by the entrance to the outlets, this sunday afternoon. now let's show you pictures, taking you inside the restaurant moments after this happened. you can see the force of the of the unit itself. it was caused by a canof air solthat fell on to the -- can of air solthat fell on to the oven. the burst and created an explosion and a fire ball, badly injuring a cook. we spoke with the fire chief here. >> exploded inside the pizza oven. >> reporter: just burst. >> just burst. there was a flash fire. there was no secondary fire. the gentleman that was working in the cook, he suffered the exposure to the heat. >> reporter: that cook was take

strong winds went south of boston after midnight. we focus on the south shore, the pate -- the cape in the islands. as we head into tomorrow morning, those wind gusts are going to calm down regionwide so the risk of any power outages will decrease. many will be chasing their trash cans in the morning. >>> rain wrapping up down across the cape. the back edge is in plymouth. it's working it's way down toward buzzards bay. this wraps up in about 90 minutes or so but still a couple lingering showers for here is a look at the hour by hour. warm temperatures stay all night long and all day long tomorrow. in the 50s come still pretty muggy tomorrow. best chance of showers tomorrow morning is the cape in the islands, the best chance of sun tomorrow is west of boston, especially during the afternoon. it will be limited that noticed the temperatures ranked 200 above normal for this year. now, tomorrow night, incomes the cold and introduce a winter storm watch for yourself massachusetts. our weather is stranger than fiction. the same storm movi

hour by hour in boston staying and then as we head to the a gradual rice. severe with weather across the southern states. that's going to move up the eastern seaboard. they arrive tomorrow night. also our temperatures spike to mere 60 degrees. take a closer look at that end of that storm. >> all right. thank you. we're going to tracking the storm right through the night. 4:30 tomorrow morning for the latest forecast. the travel conditions and any delays or cancellation stion >> more on the deadly storms in the southern u.s. severe weather has killed at least three people and injured dozens more. >> let's get right to -- live in the seattle center with the -- the national weather service says that at least seven tornadoes have struck louisiana and mississippi. we've just learned that another tornado just hit pensacola, florida where there are reports of heavy damage at an apartment complex there. rescue worker were going door to door with what is left of this they were searching for people trap or wounded after a reported tornado tore through the area. >> we

still 45 in boston. that cooler air will continue to move in and we're also pushing the rain showers out. off of than ticket. door. upper 20s to middle 30s. not bad by february standards. but still a very comfortable day. bright day. temperatures in the mid-40s. as we head into the afternoon. and not a whole lot of wind. going for high of 45 on boston. closer to 43. new bedford up to 47-degrees. next storm system to watch, one that arrives on wednesday morning. could see a little bit of -- looks like a little bit of ice on the on set. but changing over to a mostly rain. here's your seven day. weekend right now looks quiet. and chillier by sunday. back to you. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> and right now we want to dip into ted cruz's speech addressing supporters after winning the iowa caucuses. >> we'll not be chosen by the washington establishment we'll not be chosen by the lobbyist. but will be chosen by the most all solve earnty resides in our nation, by we, the people. the american people. toni

great to be with you in boston. at long last, the first votes for presidential nominees will be casts tonight in iowa. we have our correspondents on the ground and we will have theman teary and incites of -- commentary and incites of bob schieffer that coverage and the rest of the world news coming up on cbs evening news in about 10 minutes. >> it will be great to see bob again thanks so much scott. >>> a congresswoman who is trying to toughen the penalties for swatting became the victim of it. swatting is the term given to the practice of making a hoax call to police that then prompts the s.w.a.t. team to respond. congresswoman clark proposed to make it a violation of federal law. sunday night someone called police and said there was an melrose with clark and her family inside. clark says the incident reinforces the need for her law. >>> have you seen this post on facebook? wegmans wants you to know it's hoax. it's not giving away a $200 grocery coupon. they are trying to get the post removed but in the meantime, d

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

the low, the current reading, 43 in boston. and it's getting colder off to the north and west as cold air is coming in, another cold front coming through. extreme southern new england, it's still on the mild side in the 40s. way up here in canada, look upstream and see this intense cold again, and another piece of this is going to break off and come our way. until next weekend. it's about a week away. burit's gonna be here next -- but it's gonna be here next sunday. temperatures down near 10 at this point next sunday evening. tomorrow morning, it's gonna be all cleared out. upper 20s, lower 30s in boston. rain occurring there right now. a couple of sprinkles almost to the mass parts, but the steady rain here is moving out. sun is gonna be out, 6:31. in the afternoon about 40. the rest of my forecast in just a few minutes. >>> there's been a shocking find in a dorchester home. a loaded gun inside a baby's bassinet. police were looking for illegal drugs in the home. they found several bags of heroin and cocaine but they were stun

we are confident the boston public schools will be opened tomorrow. >> boston certainly didn't get the worst of the storm. the mayor didn't have to declare a snow emergencies. >> most people seemed to be having fun in boston this. >> i. brie sisson is live in copley square tonight. bree. >> reporter: i feel like i won the lottery out here tonight. boston doesn't have a whole lot no snow emergency or parkinban. we didn't have enough snow to be space savers to be warranted but kids don't blame messenger but you are back to school tomorrow. foot traffic in copley scare is a trickle cared to this -- week. >> there was a lot of people and birds. it was ray more energy but as you can see, things change quickly. >> reporter: roads are slushy but little cars thanks in part to canceled schools. what do you say when you go down the hill do you scream. >> i say ahh. >> reporter: little tatum and her pals can chalk up sledding time to jack. a few days ago we asked him about the mild winter. >> 50 degree weather is killing me. >> reporter: now this peddler of snow shovels and rock salt admits he mi

boston college rallied to beat harvard last night. they're looking for the 20th being taught -- beanpot championship. the 38th women's beanpot tournament underway tonight at walter brown arena. topline the seat is beating harvard and -- at the moment. >>> scott pelley has reviews coming up. >> it's great to be with you in boston. the cdc confirmed today the first transmission of the zika virus in the united states. we are going to have the story of what happened. we are going to talk to the head of the cdc about whether the zika outbreak is imminent here. we will take you to brazil where our dr. jon lapook is been the most hardest hit by the virus so far. that's all coming up in just 10 minutes. >>> we will look forward to seeing you here in new hampshire. when we come back, when we say groundhog day in new hampshire primary, what do they have in common. car repairs, home improvements, a family trip... it's not easy to afford them. what did marco rubio do? he put $22,000 in personal expenses on a republican party credit card. rubio's

. >>> 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.

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

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

would be a a new record high if we see it before midnight in boston. we are looking at conditions in the city at 55 degrees. we will see the downpours continue heading through tonight. as we look towards friday morning a. chance for some snowfall here not a huge event but something to track. full details on this coming up short thely. >>> thank you. you can keep track of the rain with the cbs boston weather app free in the google and apple app stores. >>> we have breaking news in the bill cosby case the judge saying bill cosby's sexual assault case can now go forward. cosby's lawyers are trying to get sexual assault charges dropped. a woman claims the comedian raped her in 2004. cosby says he made a deal with the former da to never face charges in the case if he cooperated for a deposition but the judge will not uphold that. >>> now back to the race for the white house as candidates battle in new hampshire. paula ebben is live in manchester tonight. and paula the campaign for son now over and kicking into high gear for others. >> reporter: yes. very be

alive look at boston. another great day out there. not quite as warm, that is the only difference, but the sun is certainly out and that's a good thing, right? >> especially on this groundhog day out there. let's check in with the barry burbank and see what's going on in the meteorological world. >>> it looks good to me out there, feels good as well, it's not as warm as yesterday, 47 degrees in boston but that's about 10 degrees above the average for what it should be out there, like northerly wind making it feel pretty nice. all 40s right now, couple of spots flirting with the 50- degree mark and they might make it and boston michael up a degree or so. the winds may come in from the ocean, watch the temperatures this afternoon. they are pretty much holding in place and start going down by later this afternoon. this evening, as it's going to be sunny all afternoon. as far as the visible satellite, we see the clear sky over new england right now. here is our storm out was producing some heavy snows in iowa and showers and thunderstorms

i know how much he was loved here in boston. then we get to see him again. >> he has been here a long time. we became really good friends. we stay in touch. obviously it's going to be tough, he's a really good p layer. so, it will be good to see him. >> it's really well. >>> isaiah thomas made bc conference player of the year today. average 20 points, seven assists, 4.5 rebounds per game. what a great beanpot it was tonight at the garden. so much so i need to take a break. we will be back right after >>> you played in fantasy football leagues. you know that losing among family and friends can be very tough >> such was the case for john, the indiana man ended up last and his fantasy league this year, and the first place finisher got to pick the punishment. oh, lord, john had to wear a football onesie and hold the sign that said -- i am the worst at fantasy football. he's a brave man if he comes back after that. >> that is awesome. "you can trust sanders because he doesn't owe his political career to the financial overlords." the

. >>> live from the channel for studios in boston, wbz news at 11:00 starts right now. >> we begin for the race for president. donald trump is a big winner in the south carolina republican primary and hillary clinton wins the democratic nevada caucus. good evening, i'm kate merrill. >>> i'm ken merrill. donald trump is the projected winner with 33%. the second treat victory after winning new hampshire. florida senator marco rubio in texas senator ted cruz and a close race for second. >>> in the nevada caucuses hillary clinton comes back with we begin our team coverage tonight with the republicans and craig boswell columbia, south carolina. craig? >>reporter: kate and ken ted cruz wrapped up his address in columbia south carolina. this has been a three-man race all night long and now with ted cruz and marco rubio locked in a tie for second the voters have spoken and there is now also one less candidate in this race. >> cbs news projects donald trump has won the south carolina republican primary. he came out ahead of ted cruz and marco rubio but only a few points separate the top three.

boston is very close. and our high temperature will probably be at this time tomorrow evening so something to watch. very warm regardless tomorrow night. also watching the winds moving i think our strongest wins -- winds will coincide with the warmest temperature. some gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour in southeastern massachusetts as well as cape anne and blustery inland as well. a very wind swept rain and poor travel conditions tomorrow night. then thursday morning, the front just offshore. maybe a few sprinkles, still holding on to the cape. another wave moves up along it late thursday night into friday morning, and that could bring us the chance for light snowfall. it doesn't look major now, but the best chance around the cape and the islands and maybe the south coast. the next significant storm we're watching is early next week and the signs are there that between & and wednesday, a good chance for a coastal storm. it is too early for any details to know where this is going to track. that is the one to wa

. >> and a boston bombing survivor takes on new challenge. >> this is the way for me to get back.