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.

in world -- entrance to boston harbor. in world war ii guns briteled history oozes from the sod covered roots but now swanneddals with spray paint blurred -- vandals with spray paint blurred the vision. people who come here are frustrated. >> yeah it's a bit the place but actually what hangers me more is if you look down all the trash that people leave behind. >> reporter: george sylvester grew up near here and today showed his new wife the fort and had a suggestion. >> throw big good security cameras up in the place and high enough they get it and film it and everybody knows everybody in the town you got the kids. >> reporter: gra greety is so extense -- graffiti is so extensive your eyes can hardly focus on the beauty an though the town owns most it is helped to be maintained. as they have done in the past dcr workers were trying to make a dent in the vandalism. >> definitely sad that people this. >> reporter: i realize the times we live in that graffiti happens and cleaning all this up is obviously, a losing proposition

in world -- entrance to boston harbor. in world war ii guns briteled history oozes from the sod covered roots but now swanneddals with spray paint blurred -- vandals with spray paint blurred the vision. people who come here are frustrated. >> yeah it's a bit

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

with talk about semiautomatic weapons on one boston campus. holding a hearing tomorrow night to discuss the decision to our officers with semiautomatic rifles. the school saying they need the right tools in case of an emergency but boston police officials say it is not necessary. >>> there could soon be a strike at stop and shop. the union representing 10,000 stores in massachusetts just authorized a strike if members a become king what -- company cannot agree.>>> improving the safety of the regional rail system. stephen lynch is hosting the event in boston. he is worried about rail safety and budget cuts. mayor becker and maher walsh will both be there your>> the best picture has not been announced yet that spotlight is nostro -- oscar gold. winning an academy award for best original screenplay. >> even though it is still february, we continue to see signs. >> we will tell you what has already been spotted on cape cod. >> trying to avoid another storm at sea and a whole bunch of people on board are sick, to boot. >> oh my god. >>> why this wo

we have a 29-mile-per-hour gust in boston. the southwest wind sticks tomorrow keeping the temperatures elevated. mostly clear overnight tonight and 42 degrees with some of the suburbs reaching the upper 30s. temperatures will still be in the '50s, 56 for beverly, boston, bedford and even further inland, most locations reaching these temperatures. hour by hour forecast and our next chance of rain moves in monday morning. 8 a.m. for that. just after the morning commute it when we'll see the first few showers moving through the area. a lingering shower behind the cold front, otherwise looking pretty dry for most of the day on monday. another system is to the north. tuesday we're all dry because that will fizzle out. the next big system, 5 p.m. on tuesday starting to develop out in the midwest. once it heads our way going into wednesday and early thursday we could haveheavy rain from the system. it does look like it will stay in the warm sector, but it's going to be a soccer. after that told temperatures on the way, almost a retur

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

>>> 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

. >>> 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

>>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, wbz news starts right now. philip chism sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his math teacher. but because he was 14 at the time of the crime he will be eligible for parole in 38 years. >> breaking in canton right now a. crash on 93 south skyeye over the scene where lanes near exit 4 are shut down a big mess there. we understand as well one person has been injured in the crash. and you can see the backups will be there for sometime. >> and big political tore he-- story chris christie announcing he supports donald trump. he says of all the contenders he is the only one capable of leading america. >> now at 5:30 a driver trapped after a wild crash in west bridgewater. emergency crews rush together scene to save the -- rushing to the scene to save the man trapped under his s vu. the suv hit a tree and then house. >> he is in the hospital and facing charges. bill shields is live with the story tonight. bill. >> reporter: you can see behind it took the front end off but what's curious and what has detective

. >>> 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

current temperatures in the 30s and low 40s. 40 taunton 49 in boston. worcester to 31 and it's really cold compared to yesterday. 24 hour difference 16 degrees colder in boston 24 degrees colder in worcester and 29 colder in keene. the wind factor gusts tweep 30 and 40 miles per hour andn lot of spots. once you get along the coast, a little lesser of a gusty wind but still, a factor enough to make it feel colder than what it is out there. feels like 28 in boston and 18 in worcester and 19 in keene. sure to have the heavy winter code can he as you -- coat as you head out but the sunglasses a few passing clouds will progress through the afternoon otherwise temperatures reaching their peak around 40. winds stay strong from the north. lows tonight back into the teens and 20s and a little icy start to the day for saturday. but rebounding nicely with 40s. saturday night, not as cold. 32 degrees. looking ahead to sunday, awesome. 52 some clouds to the north and otherwise much milder. and it looks like the milder temps will be here for the long- term forecast a

the man was chased into the boston commons where he pulls the knife. the second attack he tried to get a woman to withdraw money, but someone chased him off. with police still looking for him, celeste knows she will not be a victim. >> if he had a kitchen knife on me, he would be dead. >> reporter: so you're -- >> i'm sorry. i know how to protect myself. >> reporter: police say the man is 5'7", and he's missing some feet, and they believe he may be homeless. katie brace, wbz news. >>> tomorrow people who love colleen ritzer will tell the judge what was lost when she prepares to sentence the person who murdered her. this haunting video puts the murderer at the scene. julie will be live. >> reporter: tomorrow is sure to be a long day with hours of victim impact statements lined up, something the defense tried to prevent today. convicted murderer philip chisam was not in court on thursday, but the victim's parents were as they have been each and every day of the trial. today colleen's parentsen willed as his attorneys argued a last minute motion, asking t

meanwhile, yeah edelman testing out and kick flip at boston children's hospital. patriots wide receiver and lewis and flowers took time to help flip up flap jacks for it's been over a month since they were knocked out of playoffs but next season is not >> last year just didn't go our way and that just gives you a little motivation for the next year and you know you look forward to going out and getting ready and seeing your teammates and training with those guys and creating the chemistry and creating the unity and that's what you look forward to. >> and in the meantime, they are going to help the kids. that's sports for now guys. >> i am sure that chef hat will be trending soon. >> yeahi you got that right. >>> the cbs evening news is up at 6:30. >> scott pelley joins us from new york with a preview of the evening's broadcast. hi scott. >> paula liam great to be with you as always in boston tonight's republican debate may be the most consequential because it's a fight for candidates. and an opportunity the last opportunity to catch up to donald trump before super

. 40 on nantucket and providence gusting at 36 and it's bringing in the colder air boston providence nashua the only towns over 50 and then moving to the west 20s to low 30s. and the cold takes control heading through the overnight. a couple evening showers and wind tonight gusting 30 to 40 miles per hour and we will turning colder with upper 20s to low 30s by the time you wake up tomorrow and you probably noticed it's a little different than this time last year. topped 100 inches of snow in the city of boston last winter. it was the second coldest month recorded. this time around you know snow is above average this february. but today thunderstorms 60s and big difference in the weather. we will look at the last few days of february coming up in little bit. lisa. >> all right thank you. >>> new tonight, role reversal a police office here used to go after drug offenders is charged with the same crimes. investigators say the officer was one of 4 people caught and arrested making a drug deal yesterday. >> tonight he is out of jail but headed to treatment beth german yoi is live where he

justina's pelletier's family is suing boston children's hospital. the hospital took the girl into custody claiming she was the victim of medical neglect. bree sison is here with the new lawsuit. bree. >> reporter: the pelletiers and children's had drastically different ideas about the illness and what caused it and her treatment. children's hospital told massachusetts department of children and families that the teen suffered medical abuse. touching off an almost year long court battle. >> i really want to walk again. >> reporter: a rare public appearance for 17-year-old justina pelletier. the kenneth cut -- connecticut girl announced a civil rights lawsuit against the hospital she live at for almost a year. >> they didn't treat her in accordance with the standard of care. they made a radical diagnosis and they kept her this against and got her taken away from her parents. >> reporter: the suit against boston children's hospital names several doctors specifically including the former head of the child protection unit who also made a controversial de

we are warmer right now in boston than atlanta and dallas too. so there's been colder air across the remainedder of the nation and we will get back tomorrow. so hour by hour there's not going to be severe weather we saw this morning but may be a couple downpours. 3:30 scattered showers and downpours near providence to southeastern massachusetts for the evening drive and not going to slow you down that much but there will be pockets of rain that linger either side of the mass turnpike until 8 or 9 and overnight tonight skies stay mostly cloudy and by tomorrow morning we get breaks in the fie features blustery february feel. another warmup saturday around 40. and that's normal for this time of year. and we get a southwest wind coming in ahead of a cold front that puts on the brakes in eastern canada. arctic air to the north that never make it -- makes it in here. so it's like the warmth we get another warmup coming he ever overnight tonight dipping into the 30s. blustery and colder tomorrow. 37 for a high so we will be 20 plus degrees colder than t

high temps 61 in boston tomorrow as well as plymouth 56 in fitchburg and jaffrey up to 54 melt willing away the ice. short of records for the date. but still way up above the norm for late february. and things calm down and end of the week it's cooler and breezy on friday and looking at a pretty good weekend. milder air returns on sunday and we even come close to 60 degrees again on monday for the final day of the month. so here's accu-weather 7-day forecast. upper 30s beesy on friday and bright back to 50 on sunday and close to 60 by monday. so mild air keeps coming back at us. david and paula back to you. >> that's nice thanks. >>> beg announcement from tom and gisele there's a new addition she sent out this picture today of their new rescue dog fluffy. and her post she says the kids are over the moon and fluffy is pure joy. >> i was hoping it was someone who could rush the passer. >> someone with strong ankles. >>> let's talk sports a big day in florida. we heard pour p pablo vand val and bod -- more about pablo sandoval and his body fat percentage. >> reporter: another day more pab

charlie's is boston. >> it's great this institution is opened. back up in the city. >> we were saddened when we had the closing but that is joyful moment. >> reporter: charlie's sandwich shop opened in 1927 in boston. it's always been a go-to for south enders until it closed in june of 2014 when the restaurant owner heard the news he bid for the chance to buy it. >> i was sad to see it go but now i am excited to be a part of the next 86 years. >> reporter: one of the charms is the history which is plastered all over the wall. when important people come they stop by this institution. >> right here on the sidewalk, legend tells the story of sammy davis junior dancing out here. >> reporter: but for a place century it's best known for being ahead of the time. when most boston restaurants didn't serve black customers, charlie's did. >> back in the day, segregation you know anybody couldn't sit anywhere. it was very different environment and culture. >> reporter: it's still cash only and the menu has not changed a bit. just the owner. who is ready to s

it's heavier rain moving into the boston metro and through metro wet west. heavier rainfall leading to poor travel conditions this evening.

charlie's has been a boston institution since 1927. it was one of the first restaurants in the city to serve black customers during segregation. including president obama who visited in 2013. it's cash only by the way and the menu is exactly he the same. , actly the same. >>> coming up-- exactly the same. >>> coming up he may not have been the height but has the heart. a athlete getting big ups. >> and tracking the zika virus. the new set of cases being investigated in the united states. danielle. >> we are keeping our eye on a storm bringing is severe weather to parts of the country. this noon. severe weather along the gulf coast at least three people are dead and dozens more missing. >> the storm ripped through neighborhoods leveling homes as you can see at least 26 tornadoes were reported including ones in florida and mississippi and alabama. in one louisiana trailer park the tornado ripped through the area uprooting power lines and tossing cars around and destroying homes. one man had to hide with the family in a bathroom as the to

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

. >>> the makers of a boston marathon bomber movie want to shoot close to the anniversary of the tax in watertown. christine is live in watertown. >> reporter: at least one home still has bullet holes in the siding from the shootout with police and with the boston bombers. one of them says it's only appropriate. their neighborhood should play the part of itself. nowhere was the tension around the manhunt more palpable than here in watertown. neighbors witnessed police confront the boston bombers, timberland present i have -- indiscernible ] was eventually run down by his brother. >> [ muffled audio ] >> three years later this production crew is planning the filming of the scene in a movie starring mark wahlberg in the spring. >> >> cbs sent neighbors in this letter, a survey asking how they feel, and offer of compensation and an outline of the schedule for neighbors who once recorded the real dramatic images from the windows of their home. they said there will be simulated gunfire until midnight. >> if you have never heard gunfire, you know that was gunfire. >> i think it's exciting.

i want to show you a live picture outside the apple store in boston. this is a small group right now but this is taking place across the country. the fbi is ordering apple to unlock one of the phones -- a phone of the san bernardino terrorist. >>> state officials are going venice snakes on an island in the [ indiscernible ] reservoir. they are saying this is a conservation effort. they are going to take a small number of rattlesnakes and put them on a large island that's closed off to the public. people nearby are concerned that the reptiles could attack fisherman, hunters and passersby. >>> the federal affordable care act known as the -- as obamacare maybe the biggest hot button of all issues. we continue with the series exploring the issues on where the candidates stand. >> reporter: since the passage in 2010 obamacare has been at the center of political debate. this year is no exception. your vote in november will be a verdict of sorts at the end of a long year of obamacare on trial. >> we are going to repeal obamacare. >> if i'm elected president w

barman -- boston bombers were in a shoot out in watertown. three years later this production crew is planning the filming of that scene in a movie starting -- starring mark wahlberg this spring. >> i am a little nervous about my response to if they are going to have gunshots and if they are going to have helicopters. there's a part of me that wonders how i will react to that.>> reporter: a survey asking how people feel was sent to community -- neighbors in the community. they had once recorded these dramatic images from the windows of their homes. it is said there will be simulated gunfire until it ended in front of this house with a homeowner says she looks forward to the movie. i want to watch it. i want to watch them phil. having someone like mark wahlberg bring this story to life and hopefully be accurate about it, i think will clear up a lot of missing conceptions -- misconceptions about what happen. >> -- >> reporter: the movie will be called "patriots' day" produced by cbs found. >>> the president is making good on a 2008 campaign prom

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

>>reporter:the last two to arrive on monday, two of the biggest names of the boston red sox and both are hoping to make 2016 a season to remember for red sox fans. david ortiz arrive shortly before 8 o'clock monday morning, ready to begin his farewell season. >> he looks great, he is ready. right after the season me and my wife went to italy and he went so we overlapped in the city i went to dinner. i'm a little upset it was his -- it is his last year. >>reporter:dustin is in the house, too, looking to bounce back after missing 93 games with a hamstring injury last season while watching another last place last-place finish. >> i feel great. i'm ready to go. if you don't win your last game, the season is a failure but it's very difficult to win a world series, we all know that. that is why we play, why we work so hard, we are going to try to accomplish that >> asked for him being one of the last to arrive for spring training. that's why i came when i did, we do not show up when we wear shorts. this is not softball. you wear pants. i will come when you wear pants, and you go to work. >

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these are high temperatures in boston throughout the course of the winters since december 1st. 44 in that freezing mark and 9 below freeing. if you wonder about last year it's the opposite. almost all the numbers are exactly the same but just reverse to the cold side. so you know a lot of times we see a season where it gets on the extreme end of the envelope. something as cold as last winter usually there's a react to the other way a lot of snowiest winters have dud seasons that follow a lot of warmest have the coldest right after. and so sometimes weather is seeking a balance. we are seeing that this time. it's 40 degrees in norwood tonight. 38 in worcester all tolled a nice evening with mainly clear skies and we are watching the next storm system developing along the gulf coast. that is severe weather maker over the next couple days to the south but locally we have a tonight mainly clear and temperatures in the teens to low 20s a chilly start to the day tomorrow. and clouds will start to thicken as we head towards midday. just a gray and raw afternoon. and our snow arrives between

4 stewedos in boston -- studios in boston, wbz news starts right now. wife deposed in a springfield courtroom. 7 women who accused cosby of sexual assault filed a defamation laut suit geeps them. >> michigan man is-- suit against them. >> a michigan man appears in court after killing 6 people. police found weapons in the car and home. >> a dorchester teen charged with killing another teen. police say 16-year-old amari pope stabbed dion hopkins in the heart with a kitchen knife a -- the victim a month shy of the 16th birthday. >>> meth lab in the attleboro home and we are learning new information about what was going inside. we made the discovery after getting a call a man at the >> investigators found the victim of the overdose he was so much more. bree sison has the story.

a live look at boston right now. nice afternoon with a few clouds mixing in. want to bring you through the commute the next couple days to show you the highest impact in terms of your evening and morning commutes. the rest of today is fine and tomorrow morning is fine and there may be a stray flory. tomorrow evening a couple flurries with snow advancing across connecticut but wednesday morning we get slick spots with high impact north and west of boston especially. wednesday night a little lull in the action. thursday morning steady rain down tores and wind and an isolated thunderstorm and then thursday evening we will taper looks like the morning commute is going to be a bigger impact than the evening. we will watch tomorrow night closely with the advancement of the snow coming in. 40 degrees you are right in boston right now. southeast wind 10 miles per hour. a little of a real feel. 33 degrees not too bad for february. town. 47 in providence back down to taunton at 47 and lower 40s on the cape and with that breeze feels a touch colder especially for man che

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

upper 20's north of boston: for the bus stop and getting back to reality, 28. the sunrise at 6:31. it looks like the end of school around 40 degrees. so a nice winter day but not matching the warmth of this weekend. a few upper 30's along the coast with a light breeze coming in. a good-bye to the mild air. as it does, there's an area of rain rippling around southern new england. watch that coming through tonight but it will be slanting off to the southeast by morning. we will have essentially a nice sunny day. overall a very nice monday and tuesday as well. perhaps more clouds come tuesday as it clouds over during the day and we will wait for precipitation on wednesday. it is a warm rain. take a look, a light mix on wednesday. some snow, sleet freezing rain. then we may go up to 55 to 60 again. 55 to 60 again, it is possible here on thursday. we could have temperatures then with that heavy rain in the morning and then a shower late in the day. a few sunny breaks that afternoon. we get the real cold snap late next saturday night when temperatures may fall to the back to you. >> than

. >>> 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.

today that high in boston 60 degrees. last saturday before midnight it went to four below zero in boston and the low this morning was 33 but it will be anywhere near that tonight. a mild night of their with these current temperatures later tonight warm to the south and chillier to the north. cooler weather on its way. we will still be above average. there are a couple of showers and the leading edge of the cold front coming our way. the might be a brief shower otherwise we will see some sunshine tomorrow and i will let you know how it fluctuates when i see you back in a few minutes. kate. >>> it was a somber morning as friends and family attended the funeral of a 3-year-old boy. he was found unresponsive in his home. today his young life was remembered at the united house of prayer for all people the cause of death is under investigation. >>> tragedy this morning. an elderly woman was killed when a two alarm fire engulfed her home. she's the state's 12th fire death this year. >>reporter: this scorched mattress shows just

all told a pretty nice day. >> 55 in bed for tomorrow 54 in boston 40s in worcester and as well as the immediate coast -- the wind will come off the water. >> an isolated shower and breezy and mild wind out of the south southwest. tomorrow night the temperatures state above freezing and on sunday no showers in the forecast again near 500. still breezy -- the wind shifting off to the west north west but a pretty good weekend watching another system sunday night. indications are that it raises us sunday night into monday morning. a coating or a couple of inches are possible. not a huge impact on the monday morning commute but something to track this weekend be >> a large set up for next week it looks like we could get some freezing rain and snow light on wednesday and another storm track to the west thursday which means we could warm up again -- changing over to rain. that has been the way the storms have gone this winter. that's it for now -- we will keep you updated. >> also of note -- hurricane winston -- we are calling in a slight -- a cyclone -- this is moving over fiji as we speak

looking at temperatures tonight 37 in boston and nashua. we wouldn't see the temperatures fall back much more wove warmer ware. air on way. pittsburgh at 59. the they at -- cleveland and cincinnati at the 62. and here's the storm system we are watching. the energy will move to the north. and we get the tail end of the storm system. some snow that will come down. the radar looks impressive but almost none of this is reaching the surface. we have really low dew points and so it's going take while before it reaches ground for most of us a chance for flurries this evening and the best chance of snow comes after 10. and temperatures bottoming out near the freezing mark areas of slick travel and a coating to an inch is possible. mainly northern massachusetts and then working into northern new-land 1 to 3 and -- new england 1 to 3 and higher peaks 4 to 5. and the ski area gets a fresh coat. hour by hour the snow starting to break out as we head into the evening. and then as we move towards saturday morning, southerly wind increasing and that's goi

in live from the channel 4 studios in boston, wbd news starts right now. -- wbz news starts right now. >>> breaking story at 5:30. a baby girl who was hit by a car in roxbury has died. last night a woman was crossing humboldt avenue with the 5 mong old daughter in her arms when the car hit them. mother suffered serious injuries as well and she is still in the hospital. >> umass police say william mckeown assaulted a student and forced the campus into lack down. he turned himself into police this afternoon. umass police are looking for a second suspect. >> mbta is back on track. earlier this morning amtrak fix the signal problem that caused a delay at south station and back bay last night. >> now at 5:30a. road rage. investigators say that he driver. there's more to the storych suspect is a military veteran who is suffering from ptsd. >> and as bill shields shows us he is trying to get help. >> reporter: 25-year-old ian bacon investigators say he went into road rage and pointed a handgun at another driver. but his attorney says his time in afghanistan was difficult. and left him scarre

we will hear from kimbrel about boston. interesting comments during the 6:00 sports. now back to you guys. >> look forward to that. thanks. >>> the suv police say aaron hernandez was driving when he allegedly gunned down two men in boston will be evidence in the trial. the rhode island dealership wanted it back but today a judge ruled the four runner could be key evidence for the jury in the upcoming double murder trial. >>> in winthrop two men were pulled out a car that crashed between a wall and hydrant. crashed and both men were rushed to the officers. -- to the hospital. officers believe speed was a factor. >>> developing news overseas u.s. defense officials say air strikes in labia likely killed the top -- libya likely killed the top isis leader involved in two mass terror attacks. the strikes are days after the president said the u.s. would go after isis in libyan and the president paying respects toantonin scalia who lay in repose. president obama and the first lady will not attend the funeral tomorrow. but met privately with the family today vice president bid

this noon a boston mother -- >>> this noon a boston mother and 5-month-old baby are in the hospital after being hit by a car. and we are learning neighbors were key in helping save their lives. susie sometimeel is live in roxbury with an emotional story of a woman and her sister who sprung into action. >> reporter: that's right and i checked in with boston place couple minutes ago about the status of the the mother and young baby and they say right now, no news is good news as their lives after this really dramatic night in roxbury. this morning we spoke with two women who were instrumental in keeping the baby alive. thursday night on humboldt avenue pure chaos a mother and baby unconscious in the street after being hit by a car in roxbury. neighborhood ran out to help includes laneigh. >> it was a really fast paced scene. >> reporter: and her twin sister latisha. >> it's. >> the ordinary moment and something you will never forget. >> reporter: as twins they shared most big moments over the course of their lives. but they never he can ped-- he can spbd this one they were -- expected this

>>> 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

it was heading the wrong direction into boston. how is the evening going. >> confusing, slow, frustrating. >> a little frustrating but everyone is trying conductors have been fantastic. it's challenging but as long as we get home safe to our kids it should be good. >> reporter: he's got a positiveattitude and that will go a long way obviously. but, it's not going to help the trains move faster sorry to say. reporting live, bill shields wbd news. >> thanks so much. so again, still no idea what will happen in the morning. so stay with wbz news we will have the latest on this mbta mess on the air and online. >>> a revere police officer was seriously yrd when he crashed his cruiser during a high speed pursuit. chase began in revere but ended when he crashed on marginal street in chelsea. the officer was taken to mass general after witnesses helped to pull him out of the cruiser. >> when he came out and put on the floor he was saying help his legs were hurting because when whoa tried to pick him up to walk he wasn't able to and i grabbe

massive delays on the rails for people trying to get in and out of boston. the issue started this morning outside the station. we want to go to ken macleod who is live in the back bay. ken. >> reporter: well, as you pointed out all of the folks here are folks who usually would leave from south station but theride didn't end there. a lot had to get off here and make it to work walking by taxi or on a bus something along those lines. so they have been if you look around the crowd you can see everybody is on their phone here. they are checking the t commuter rail site to find out latest schedule and they have been directed to come here. they are headed to providence and stowton and worcester. this gentleman is you are trying to get to canton. >> canton correct. >> reporter: how long did it take you to get in this morning. >> three hours to get in this morning. >> reporter: three hours. you were two hours late for work. >> two hours late for work. >> reporter: and how much do you have to invest here tonight. >> i am hoping it's not more than now more hours but w

and south of boston especially. red line trains were packed and there were long waits for the commuter trains. there was a lot of confusion among riders and sometimes a little bit of anger. >> confusing and slow, frustrating. going. frustrating. going. >> not so good. >> reporter: not so good. >> no. >> reporter: you will get home eventually. >> have to get the kids. >> a little frustrating but everyone is trying. conductors have been fan -- but as longing a we -- as we be good. >> reporter: and he had a very positive attitude i think this goes without saying that a positive attitude is going to go a long way for this evening commute. hopefully, it won't need all that positive attitude for the morning. hopefully that signal system will be fixed and running probablely. bill shields. >> that's the guy you want to sit next to. stay with wbz news on the air and online for continuing coverage of the problems for the mbta. tonight at 5:30 we will look closer at how well the mbta and keolis are performing. >>> another big

and that's in the teens north and west of the boston. a little colder. 17 in worcester and real feel 16 in keene and 15 manchester and back up to concord burlington vermont the real feel is 4. sunshining and there are clouds. some will impact the cape and islands. the rest of us stay mainly clear and high pressure is in charge to the north and west. that will build overhead over the next 24 hours. in fact the wind will subside tonight, tomorrow, sunshine to greet us for friday morning. high slides offshore we get an increase in clouds rapidly tomorrow late in the day. so enjoy the sunshine while it last. winds starts to turn from the south and pockets of snow approaching by tomorrow evening. this is actually a sign of the warm air that's going to push in so tomorrow evening and night there may be a brief burst of snow showers that come through after the evening commute and let's say around 9 p.m. time frame into the overnight and isolated rain shower on saturday though because once the morning clouds part, sunshine comes out. we go 45 to

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

great to be with you in boston. remarkable case now involving apple and the fbi that could define privacy for a generation. apple is refusing to hack into the phone of the san bernardino terrorists. the fbi says it has to have the information apple says that it would seat terrible precedent. we will have that story and the rest of the world news all coming up on the cbs evening news in about 10 minutes. >> we will be there. scott thanks. >>> up next, he made to do homework and the governor and creature he is worried about dear fellow citizen, i know how it feels to save i get that it can be overwhelming, because i' m living it. but i always tell people - saving' s not that complicated. you just have to work with what you have. if you have a question about saving, ask me. sincerely, alex payne. >>> tonight a new proposal to revitalize city hall plaza. >> the anthem group which organizes events wants to put a restaurant and bar on the plaza. restaurant with seating for 500. and it would overlook a rink in the winter.

>>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston wment bz news starts right now. >>> the fbi and irs raiding canton law office of brian joyce. his attorney issued a statement saying the client is cooperating and he believes he wrong. >> also breaking a deadly accident at the bernie and phyl's warehouse. a employee walking in the parking lot was hit and killed. state police are investigating. >> also tonight a former harvard university student who assaulted is suing the school. alyssa leader says harvard mishandled the case and didn't do enough to protect her from harassment and retaliation. >> at 5:30mbda is taking anxious -- mbta is take action. smoke filled one of the trains last night what motor overheated. >> one of the passengers was soscared they kicked out the windows to get out. chantee lans has a look at how they plan to prevent it from happening again. >> reporter: the t. >> it was fine. >> reporter: is up and running. a big difference from tuesday night. smoke from the state street station after two trains including this one stalled after running over a metal panel that came off a

more than a dozen repair teams were out in boston today. and mayor walsh says if you see a pothole in the neighborhood the roads took a beating when we had the bitterly cold temperatures and then that very quick warmup. and if you will had to replaceyour times a-aa confrms it. we spend 3 billion -- confrms it. we spend 3 billion -- confirms it. we spend 3 billion dollars every year repairing cars because of potholes in this is captures a sign of strength. >> it's a twin sister holding her brother's hand in the womb. aid sorry that left our -- it's story that left our newsroom speechless. >> riders hear what sounds like an explosion and the train fills with smoke. what the t is doing to make sure you have a safe ride. >> and later, a holy smack down. find out what it takes to get yelled at by the pope on live television. >> and a beautiful day out there. we have sunshine temps in the 40s and winter makes a rebound tonight. >>> tonight it's a touching moment between -- touching moment between twins a brother and sister in the womb holding han

. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston. wbz news at noon starts right >> we begin with breaking news right now at noon. a water main break in seekonk forcing the early dismissal of the elementary school. the street is closed from fall river avenue to olney street they will be out water service for sometime this afternoon. >>> now to a developing story man facing charges in a violent carjacking. >> prog cutors say he robbed -- prosecutors say he robbed a mother and her baby at westgate mall and took off in the car. it came to a crashing end a short time later. now we learn the suspect may have confessed. susie steimle is live in brockton this noon where the man face adjudge susie. >> reporter: faced a judge-- face adjudge susie. >> reporter: the prosecution said multiple time he admitted to stealing the woman's purse and her car. >> reporter: despite what the prosecution clearly described as an admission of guilt, jose court wednesday. he stands accused of holding a woman and her baby at gunpoint at the westgate mall in her