good morning. everybody. rise and shine. 6:00 on this sunday, january 3rd. we're happy you're waking up with us this morning. what a cold morning it is. and only getting closer as we begin. >> arctic blast in store for us monday and tuesday.

some 40s and sunshine. compared to monday, tuesday with highers only in the 20s. temperatures starting off right around freezing at this time. boston, 31. the coldest stop. chatham home ham -- that wind sticks around all afternoon. mostly cloudy skies for most of us with mostly cloudy skies farther to the north here. the higher elevations that's where we expect a new snow showers to develop over the course of this afternoon. the rest of us enjoying full sunshine a couple clouds passing through. upper 30s later this afternoon. how much snow with can see from that in just a bit. >> thank you.

if you received your sunday morning globe it may have been delivered by the stories you're about to read. in the -- 200 reporters and editors got together to ensure that homeowners will be able have to have the paper with their morning cup of joe this morning. jim smith has the details. >> this is something that the reporters actually raised their hands to do. we wanted to do it. >> newspapers reporters wear many hats now you can add one more to the list. delivery person. boston globe reporter maria cramer is joining her colleagues to deliver the sunday paper. >> -- and veteran -- people who have been be there for decades. young reporters just starting out. everybody wants to lend a hand and get the readers their papers. there were big problems.

parapets late or not at all. >> we got an e-mail saying there was a crisis with a delivery problem. we're here to help out. >> i think everyone just wants the same thing. let just get these papers to the readers and let's just resolve it as quickly as possible so we can go back to writing the news and not delivering it. they can find a paper waiting for them. >> it's working to fix the problem but in the meantime they'll be delivering their stories to the readers, personally, literally. readers. they are very loyal and, you know, we're going to go the extra mile for them. >> they want to smack sure globe readers got the newspaper of that's as simple as it is. >> i guess it's tough to say if this will be a one day continue. nation all depend -- how

the staff making the deliveries aren't the only ones working overtime. the globe released a statement saying they expect the process to improve not instantly but steadily. thank our customers for their patients. meanwhile new this morning some sad news out of northeastern university. a student who disappeared back in november has been found dead. he was found on new year's eve. he didn't say where. there's no word on how he died. he was a native of kenya who was studying media arts. since his disappearance, students have been putting up fliers and holding individuals to pray for his return. they'll have counseling services.

and spread to two alarms. no word this morning on any injuries. and a burning box truck almost egg nighted the u-haul building where it was parked. where firefighters arrived, the drug was already moving and it was -- they managed to get it under control and stop the spread. boston police are condemning an officer who showed great restraint when a man attacked him. it was caught on videotape. he sat in a cruiser. back up officers eventually took the man into custody. people in dorchester on edge after -- she was sexually assaulted. they are trying to find the man before he assaults someone else. >> very scary to me. i mean, like i -- it just makes

>> a brazen sexual assault has citizens very concerned for their safety. >> i'll have to be careful about that. >> it's really quiet around here. >> we just moved here probably about a year agoful it's been quiet to me. i've never -- everybody's friendly and everything. >> they're looking for a man who sexually assaulted a woman in the area of this very busy intersection. >> there's cameras all over the place. you can see everything. >> makes you want to move outside of boston. >> the assault happened early friday morning. the 29-year-old female said someone patriotismed her from behind, told her he a weapon and quickly ran away. >> very sad. very sad. >> fortunately the woman got away but the suspect is still on loose. he's described as a black man, about 25 years old with a goatee. oh, no. no, i don't like that. i really have to be cautious.

>> i tend to look overhead and my shad dose. >> try to keep my phone on me. be vigilant. check every area or whatever. walking with me. >> i think the police need to crack down and they need -- out lurking. >> anyone with information is asked to contact police. the past and the regular season today down in miami. a win means the patriots will play off the playoff games at home but they will again have several key players on the sidelines. tom brady will be on the field. gronc sat down. he'll be readier for the proilts just like everyone else is for the defending super bowl champs. >> it's always going to be a tough game when it's a division opponent. they know us. we know them well. we play each other twice every single year. and i mean, just watching my film. they're not giving up or anything. they're still playing hard. >> right.

be competitive if every play is playing hard. everyone's got talent in this league. we just got to be prepared and be ready and go do what we got to do and execute as a team to go out there and get that win. >> don't forget get ready for the patriots with patriots game day where you can see more of the one-on-one. after the game flip over to my- 38 for the postgame show. certainly the jackpot, the powerball jackpot that everyone was talking about. guaranteeing the winner champagne dreams. what do you have to do? play again. the winning numbers were 5, 6, 15, 29, 42. the powerball was 10 but next wednesday's estimated jackpot will be $400 million with a one- time payout of $425. ahead this morning record- high water on the move.

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good morning. and welcome back on this sunday. temperatures running right around the freezing mark. and we have a little bit of a breeze out there making it feel like the 20s at times. windchills will be a factor this afternoon too. temperatures will warm up into the lower 40s. it's going to be one of the milder days compared to what's in store for us monday and tuesday. temperatures take a tumble.

who could see the snow. all in just a bit. and your full forecast. >> all right. no escaping it now. thank you. it's 6:12. human rights protests are taking place all across the globe. saudi arabia executed 47 prisoners including a prominent shiite cleric. a new federal investigation is targeting a popular ice cream company. they want to know in blue bell distributed it anyway. ten people reported getting cream. three of those people died. a potentially damaging setback for two giant fantasy sports companies. fans of those websites could get their money back at least in new york state. they're asking fandual and draft king to return money. both companies are responding

this latest development. well, a spoiler for game of thrones fans. he missed the deadline for his new book. what that means coming up. >> george martin, a record producer. bobby hull and victoria principal and john paul johns a founding member of led zepplin. out. happy birthday to you as well.

isn't that fun? 6:17 in the morning. i am singing. i've had a lot of coffee. get this. the author george rr martin says he missed the deadline to finish the latest book. the hbo series based on that 6th novel will start airing while he's still writing. he says it's going to take him months before finishing. >> oh my goodness. >> he's busy. must have had other things going on. >> pamela's here and some of us not too thrilled. skiers are loving it. the skiers have had a tough time. but that first snow tuesday morning this last week and that helped start things. temperatures have been cold

it's going to continue to stay cold enough that more snow can be made and a few snowfalls in the forecast in the higher elevations. good news there. skies are cooperating here. we have mostly clear conditions to take a look at the 6:26:00 a.m. traveling southwest to east northeast, maximum elevation. that's about halfway up. 31 degrees if you are going to head out the door to take a look. make sure you bundle up. when you factor in that light breeze. it does make a difference. temperatures in the 30s for most. 26 degrees. down to 28 degrees. 32 -- 36 -- hour by hour forecast. temperatures stay in the 30s for the morning. increasing to 41 degrees by 1:00 and we have a mostly sunny sky for the rest of today.

45, not too bad for this time of the year. above normal. temperatures in the 40s today but overnight that arctic air starts to spill in. king to manchester. 26 degrees plymouth. these are the highs for tomorrow. 27, boston. 28 plymouth. the milder there on the islands but that's it. hour by hour forecast to keep the snow chance well to the north of us for today. in the ski resorts here. 9:00 p.m. still dealing with a few snow squalls indicating some quick snow accumulation. wind direction changes. ocean effect snow showers are likely for the cape, the island, maybe even as far as north as the south shore and maybe even on the outer edge as well. and any of these snow bands

inches of accumulation. very isolated in spots and it depends where the heaviest snow does set up. boston and areas inland, not looking likely to see. that that's okay. possibilities on monday, prelimth d also going to be an issue too. action temperatures monday afternoon in the 20s but feeling more like the lower teens as we continue into tuesday morning, the coldest air of the season -- of the week too with the real-feel temperatures around zero. actual low of 7 tuesday morning. tuesday's high 22 degrees. and then we're back to the 40s for the rest of the week. >> how confusing. all right. thank you so much. it is 6:21 right now. parts of missouri and illinois are still bailing out after very heavy flooding there. the governorrings of both states yesterday surveyed the damage left behind. more than 10 inches of rain fell over three days.

century teams are looking for -- search teams are looking for several people still unaccounted for. >> he's proving he's a dog's best friend. the dog owner who will do just

welcome back. a pennsylvania man who's dog has terminal cancer is making sure his beloved pooch's final days are good ones. he's preparing a bucket list. it includes eating at mcdonalds, visiting niagra fans. he got to ride in a fire truck. they're helping him get through a very tough time. >> that's one lucky dog, i have to say. president obama gets ready to go back to the white house.

president spent the last day of his vacation. and how a terrorist group is using donald trump to recruit. pamela? >> time to check out some of the weather watcher reports this morning and we'll go to the south here. 32 degrees there in plymouth. real feel of 25. looking forward to some of that ocean effect snow. you might see some good snowfall accumulation only in some parts though. who could actually stay dry tomorrow.

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>> we're still 22. >> music playing. we're glad you're joining us today and what a chilly morning it is. >> yep. >> just have to accept the fact that january is here. it is what it is. >> yeah. >> we'll get through it. >> no big deal. temperatures will be in the 20s monday and tuesday. we can do it. >> fine. >> we'll get through that and back to the 40s for the end of the week. >> there you go. >> current temperature starting off around freezing. 31 boston, wooster26. an extra layer out there. a light breeze. that's making those actual temperatures feel more like the 20s or teens. feeling more like -- feeling more like 27. satellite and radar picture we're clear to the south but some clouds are here to the north. and there are some areas of flurries up in the ski resorts. and ski resorts good news for you temperatures stay nice and chilly all afternoon.

and across the board the viewing area 42 degrees for that high temperature with mostly sunny skies. a few clouds later on. bluster conditions. but again, we cool off a ton for monday and tuesday. plus a chance for some ocean effect snow. that hour by hour timing in a few minutes. carrie. >> all right. thank you. a quick check of the top stories. the people who report for the boston globe may have delivered your morning paper this morning. the dwhroab changed its home delivery service this week and some major problems. many have gone days without the paper being delivered. more than 200 reporters and editors pitched in to help make sure the paper got to the doorsteps of its loyal readers. dorchester residents are quite worried after she told police she was sexually assaulted there. they are now looking for a black man about 25 years old with a goatee. police are warning residents to

and new video shows a boston police officer attacked on camera. the clash happened outside a parking garage on new year's eve. police are commending that officer who they say showed attack. a connecticut man will be in court tomorrow after a pile car. kate merle reports he was classic. >> it's a frightening find inside a car at gillette stadium. a meat cleaver, a samurai sword and a stun gun piled into a car. the car's owner was acting suspiciously so they searched his car and made the discovery. the day before he was kicked out of the best value in on route 21.

trying to get to the bruins game. he was charged with three coints of assault with a deadly weapon and illegal possession of that stun gun. he's been in trouble before of the he was arrested in 2014 after an hours-long standoff. he barricade himself in his home after they tried to serve an outstanding warrant. he's behind bars this morning. a missing hiker has been rescuers after state police located here. the 22-year-old woman got lost. a worried friend call police when she didn't return. they used infrared technology no find her in the darkness and escort her back to safety. a high-profile lawyer to fight his extradition back to the u.s. he was unlawfully

his probation and fleeing the country. he dodged jail time after killing four people in a drunk- driving crash. his defense, he was too spoiled to know better. his mom is behind bars for helping him flee the country. now to campaign 2016, hillary clinton made the claim last month during the democratic debate and donald trump called her a liar but now terrorists are using the republican poll leader's community as a recruiting tool. >> muslims of the west, take heed and learn from the lesson of history. >> in a new video, an al qaeda group in somalia is using clips of donald trump calling for a ban of muslims entering the united states testimony features clips of a cleric in 2011. meanwhile donald trump is the republican presidential front run her be at umass-

have indicated they will protest. they will enforce free speech zones outside the arena for people to demonstrate. meanwhile democrat bernie sanders drew large crowds yesterday as he brought his campaign to massachusetts. he addressed supporters and then a rally last night in wooster. bill clinton will return to the state where he was dubbed the comeback kid. in his first formal campaign role, mr. clinton will appear at events in -- before new hampshire's february 9l1 thprimary. hillary clinton has been running neck and neck with bernie sanders in the granite state poll. he was at the zoo. the president was joined by his daughter, sister and nieces.

to return to washington today. who could forget this? space x rocket last seen plummeting to earth before making an upright landing. billionaire posted on instagram that it was not damaged duringed last mission meaning it can be reused. there's no word on when it could relaunch. well, the pats prepare for the regular season finale. it's not the best start of the new year. and pedal power. it chairs its bold resolution for the new year. >> and as we head to break, bundle up. getting a lot colder tomorrow. pamela is up with her forecast coming up.

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good morning. last time we saw the celtics was 2015 in kobe's final game in boston. another struggle team. the 9-23 brooklyn nets. they found themselves in an early hole against a team they should be able to handle. brook lopez and the celtics were down by 5. avery bradley left the game with a hip problem and doesn't return. could they respond without their number two guard? >> marcus smart wants it and he has it. smart switches to the right hand. scoops it up and in. score and foul. >> marcus again comes through this time with a nice little three-point play. get it going toward the basket.

>> the celtics would battle back. down 6 with less than a minute. they get the steal ahead for the lay in and the foul. the celtics within three but time was running out. they force another turnover, needing a three. they move the ball around. crowder bounces it over into the corner it goes. open three but it doesn't fall. no good. celtics lose a tough one 100- 97. >> we've just been really passive to be candid. you know, the -- i've got to reassess things. i've got to do a better job. i've got to hold guys accountable at a better level. you know, we're not playing as well as we think we are. >> come up with the steal.

a team high 19 points. duke can go on big runs. they did that to close out the first half. al within the steal. coach k's team with a 13-point lead at the break. robinson with a steal late. but duke wins by 17. 81-64 is your final. well, you can't take much about the patriots without bringing up the wave of injuries surrounding the team. coalman, hightower and chandler jones all out for the regular season finale. the swreur injuries are indeed mounting but had feels this group is a special one indeed. you know, i think it's very important that as teammates that we're invested in one another as men and i think that's something that we've done a good job of around here. it's bigger than just being coworkers. i think we see ourselves as family.

don't forget start your sunday with patriots game day. more on that in a moment. kickoff at 1:00 and after the game, flip over to my tv 88 for the postgame show. speaking of game day, steve burton sat down with an interview. steve asked him and caught up with him as he came off the practice field. >> just came right from practice. i don't think i can feel my fingers and tom loves when it's cold out to flow the ball to see us suffer. i'm not lying. he does it on purpose. >> he does it on purpose? >> he laughs if we drop it. >> fun practices with tom brady. the big story the patriots and the dolphins testimony all starts at 1:00. game day, 11:30. don't forget that as well. all right. dan, thank you so much. we toss it right over to pamela for a look at the forecast. it's a new take on lumber.

>> and a chilly start to the day but nothing compared to what we have monday and tuesday. colder temperatures on the way. just how cold we will get coming up in the forecast. first weather trivia time. second question of the morning. according to the primary distributor, where did the majority of salt come from last winter? a egypt, b ireland, cs thailand or d, chile.

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other boston landmarks are also on is display until the end of march. toothpicks. >> amazing. >> we are going to get really >> yes, we are. temperatures in the 20s for a high. a shock to the system. some of the coldest air we've had in quite some time. right on schedule here. just before the sun pops over the horizon. gorgeous color out there. if you have a picture from your location, send it in. i'll share it this morning. e-mail me. gorntle, good morning but if you're heading out there to soak in that sunrise, temperatures are a little on the chilly side. real feel temp 22 degrees. wind from the southwest at 10 miles an hour factored in, it

this actual temperature. 32 -- 26 degrees in wooster. hour by hour temperatures stay in the 30s. for much of morning increasing into the 40s later this afternoon. by noon, exactly 41 degrees. we hold there for much of the afternoon reaching a peak temperature of 42 degrees in boston. a very comfortable day compared to what's in store for monday and tuesday. enjoy it while you can under a full sunshine here. but if you're heading to the north to go skiing, 28 degrees. those high temperatures in the mountains. fresh powdery snow, which is great news for ski resorts. overnight tonight cloudy skies am northwest wind helping to keep temperatures very, very low tomorrow. a high of 27 degrees in boston. feels very, very chilly to us compared to what we had for the

it's been so warm. it'll be below average for the first time in a long time. 3:00 p.m. sunny here. some snow showers putting down a fresh coat of snow. as we get into monday morning 11 a.m. we get a wind direction change. coming off the warmer ocean water that's going to help to lift allowing for some snow showers for the cape, the island, the south shore even on this outer part of cape ann. still dealing with that snow. we could be talking about 3 inches of accumulation. very, very isolated though. it's hard to pinpoint who will get the heaviest snow many but the general location here, ocean effect snow, plymouth county. monday, 6:00 p.m.

lower teens. the coldest air yet and coldest air of the week with a windchill value of 2. actual temp of 7. a couple flurries on the island. we're dry and we go back to the 40s for wednesday, thursday, friday, our next system looks to move in next weekend. looks like a wintery mix at this point. second question of morning. this one from dave. according to the primary distributor, road salt where did the majority of salt come from from last winter that we put on the road. we needed a lot of it. where do you think it came from? >> that's a good question. i'm going to go with d. >> that's correct. >> is it? >> that's correct. and the primary distributor, chelsea. the terminal there. that's where it was. >> very interesting. >> a lot of salt.

we'll see you in a little bit. >> well, in 2016 the -- making a resolution to raise $46 million for dana farber cancer institute. they launched a new event this weekend. how indoor cycling gets us closer to a cure for cancer. >> the biggest weekend of the year for health club and despite a hundred bikes the club by george foreman is closed. closed to host a resolution, a week long fundraiser for the challenge. >> just can't raise enough money for cancer research. it's a really. the sooner we get the money, the soon we are we got the job done. >> the mission to raise money is accomplished every summer the state. bringing the bikes indoors is a first and a new opportunity for regular riders.

and get on a spin bike and, you know, actual recovery from a friday night. >> he led lisa hughes in an hour-long ride. sense they're a pattern, yours truly raised the funds hopped on a bike too. they took help from founder billy start but the real stars are the many gyms and cycling studios who pitched in to make it work. >> we have instructors from other gyms, bikes from over gym. come together to make had this is a success. >> a success city counselor says we can all learn from. >> people can come back whether it's this gym or another one. keep being healthy but mindful we need to work together. whether it's cancer or any of us. and they will be riding again today. so you can head to our website cbsboston.com to find info on

we'll be right back.

welcome back. twins often share almost everything but wait until you meet this pair from san diego who were not even born on the same day or even in the same year.

well, jalin was born at 11:59 but her brother lewis decided to not make his appearance until 12:01. they weren't expected them for another month. their new year's plans had to be change. what an exciting special delivery. both babies are happy and healthy. so cute. well, the boston globe might be -- picking up paper routes themselves to make sure the paper gets to where it needs to be. and a little restraint goes a long way. why the officer in this video is being commended for his handling of a violent attack.

good morning, everyone. look at that pretty shot of quiet gillette as the pats are are down in miami. nice, warm, miami. good morning, everybody. what i would do to be in miami right now. >> that would be nice.

this chilly sunday morning, but nothing compared to what's happening tomorrow. >> shock to the system, high temperatures in the 20s. today temperatures in the 30s, already warmer than tomorrow's forecast highs. down to 44 in nan tuck et. milder air there, which is great. norway 30 degrees. new bedford in the 30s as well. mostly clear, few clouds in northern parts of new england. a couple flurries along northern parts of new england as well. new skwaulz in the forecast. mostly sunny skies today, a couple clouds passing by and a brisk wind from the west mixed in. tomorrow arctic chill takes over. how cold we will be and who could see ocean effect he snow

we begin with a developing story. if you received your sunday morning globe, it may have been delivered by someone who wrote the stories. 200 reporters and editors got together to ensure readers could have the paper with their morning cup of joe. >> this is something that the reporters actually raised their hands to do. nobody asked us to do this newspaper reporters sometimes wear many hats. now add delivery person. boston globe reporter is delivering the sunday paper this weekend. >> you have surprise winners who are going to be delivering the paper, veterans, people who have been there for decades, young reporters just starting out. everybody wants to lend a hand and get the readers their papers. >> it began monday when the globe switched to a new delivery

some readers getting papers late or not at all. >> we got an e-mail saying there was a crisis with the delivery problem, so we're here to help out. >> i think everybody just wants the same thing. get these papers to the readers and let's just resolve this as quickly as possible so we can go back to writing the news and not delivering it and readers can paper waiting for them. >> the globe is working to fix the problems, but in the meantime, many reporters will be delivering their stories to the readers personally, literally. >> we're going to make sure they get it and can enjoy it. our readers are very lloyd and we're going to go the -- very loyal and go the extra mile. >> globe reporters want to ensure globe readers got their newspaper. that's as simple as it is. >> i guess it's tough to say if this will be a one day experiment or if it will continue. i guess that all depends on how

be solved. at the boston globe, jim smith, wbs this morning. >> the staff aren't the only the globe says we expect the process to improve not instantly, but steadily with each passing day and thank our customers for their patience. there is sad news from morning. a student who disappeared in november has been found dead. the president says the body of new year's eve. he didn't say where. there was no mention of how he died. the student was a native of kenya and was studying media arts. since his december appearance around thanksgiving -- disappearance around thanksgiving, students have been putting up flyers and holding vigils to pray for his return. new this morning, fire tears

ttage street and spread to two alarms before firefighters got it under control. no word on any injuries there. in hyannis, a burning box truck almost egg nietd where -- ignited where it was parked. mfz managed to -- firefighters managed to get it under control. connecticut man in court tomorrow after a file of weapons was found -- a pile of weapons was found in his car. he was parked in an employee classic. >> it is a frightening find right before the hockey game. meat cleaver, sam urai sword in an off site stadium parking lot. the car's owner was acting

his car and made the discovery. a hotel. police don't believe he was trying to get to the bruins game, but he was charged with three counts of assault with a dangerous weapon and illegal possession of the stun gun. he was arrested in 2014 in connecticut where he's from after an hours long standoff. he barricaded himself in his home after police tried to swerve an outstanding warrant. he's behind bars this morning. it was certainly the power ball jackpot everyone was talking about. $334 million, guaranteeing the winner a lifetime of saturdays. doesn't that sound good? no one matched all the numbers. the winning numbers were 5, 6, 15, 29, 42.

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. this morning a massachusetts technology. she got lost in the national park in hadley. a worried friend called police when she didn't return. state police used infrared technology and helicopter to find her in the darkness and escort her back to safety. some people living along the mississippi are finally getting a little break. for others, the historic floods are only beginning. why residents fear their towns will never recover. sunday, january 3rd.

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. welcome back, everyone. 7:15. getting a lot chillier tomorrow. but you have a beautiful picture. >> brilliant collars because we're so -- colors because we're so cold. sunrise, sun sets, brilliant

sunrise rising right to the minute. 7:14 this morning, right over boston. gorgeous color in the sky there. and we're always asking for pictures. we got a picture of the sunset in west ford. sunrise, sunset still gorgeous. thank you, stu, for sending that in. we'll have maybe more flowing in the next couple days with highs in the 20s. thank actually we have one more mild day. went 1 degrees in boston as you factor -- 21 degrees in boston as you factor in the wind with an actual temp of 31 degrees. there is a formula and we come up with 21 degrees for the actual temperature, what it feels like. hour-by-hour, temperatures stay in the 30s for the morning. reaching 41 degrees by noon. we stay there until 2:00. mostly sunny skies, a couple

it will feel fantastic just like yesterday. we keep a breeze around, so it will feel brus tery at times with -- blustery at times. teens. already getting the arctic air flow into the picture. high for boston 27. steady northwesterly flow and weak cold front passing through, he helping to funnel in -- helping to funnel in more cold air. 1:00 this afternoon, we're dry today. if you're heading north to go skiing, great news, good conditions with snow showers. we call the snow squall, put ting down 1 to 2 inches of accumulation through this afternoon. monday morning, we start off with a bit of a wind direction change that's going to help to create a little instability and lift.

outer parts of cape ann. that snow continues to pile up in very isolated locations. inland, we don't expect snow. looks like a coating to three inches in isolated spots. the majority of us dealing with a coating in locations, but isolated spots could get up to three inches of snow. flurry and powdery because temperatures will be so cold. with the wind factored in, it's going to feel like the teens monday morning with highs in the 20s. 6 p.m., still temperatures feeling more like the teens. tuesday morning, temperatures in the single digits and it will feel more like, say, the zero mark. tuesday afternoon, still another cold one for us, feeling like the teens with an actual temp of 22 in that seven-day forecast.

dry and mild for saturday, 44. we might be tracking our next storm here, looks like a wintery mix. people in the midwest continue to contend with massive flooding. in st. louis the river is receding, but other communities are getting no relief as the rivers continue to rise. >> the mississippi river is hitting record levels in the state, but the giant flood wall is holding. outside the wall it is a much different stories. in low lying areas, the water can't be stopped. >> have you ever seen nearly 50 feet of water? >> no. >> we took a ride with public works director steven cook and found vehicles nearly submerged. homes and businesses have succumbed to the water.

great flood of 1993. afterward most people took a government buyout and left. those who stayed behind are seeing floodwaters even higher than '93. illinois governor says hundreds of homes in his state are under water. he's urging people in voluntary evacuation areas to not take any chances and leave. >> very different than a summer flood when it's 80 degrees outside. hypothermia is a big risk. we have folks waiting around in knee deep water. >> the floodwaters continue to reseed in st. louis and major roadways are open again, but the water is headed south and people are getting ready there. 7:19 now. much more in the next half hour of wbz this morning.

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. welcome back to pet parade, everybody. high friend out of boston here at blue dog shelter are here. thanks for being here and all my little helpers. callie. she was with us just a few weeks back when she was on. what happened, jenny? >> so, callie, amazing. she was adopted and we celebrated because she was in the shelter for almost nine months. she went home and it turns out that the lovely callie has a little problem where she needs to go on a problem for a little

by proin. we put her on it, she's set to go and she needs a home so badly. and she's so sweet. there are a lot of dogs on that, actually. >> yeah, a ton. >> so we've got to hope second time is a charm. she's been with you for a while and she's a very good girl. >> look at her. she's a really good girl, we've got two brothers here. sim ba and chinook. both pomeranian, one with one guy eye. tell us about them. >> our beautiful guy was attacked by another dog that was actually in the home that he was living in. and the owner brought in both of these dogs because she could no longer care for them. and they came in really a mess. they were matted, they were i am

but you would never know it. they are no worse for wear. they are ready for homes. they are loving, sweet, great with my kids. they are great with everybody. six years old. we'd like them to go to together because they love each other, but they don't have to go together. >> this one seems a little older, maybe, sim ba might be a little older. >> it's hard to tell. we were told they were both six years old, but one is definitely a little more young at heart. i would almost say four for sim ba and six for chi nook. >> i have to tell you they love to kiss and they are so sweet. i can't even stand it. >> they are. >> they've stolen my heart for sure. >> your kit ties want to say something. >> yes. the blue dog shelter is sos

the public reached out and sent some fives and tens out and my kids want to tell you that we kids, what do you want to tell the public? >> blue dog needs your help! >> good job. >> good job. send. we want to continue our mission , we need your and really appreciate your >> thank you. need. i have to say i had the opportunity to come visit your shelter because a little while back, ted came to visit. this is ted. he was ten years old. i decided to do a home delivery this time, the very first time. ted and i had to spend the day doing some fun things because the woman that was going to be getting him, we tried cost a, she wasn't going to be ready to

so ted and i spent some time together and he arrived at his home pat's house. and i have to say i really enjoyed spending the day with time and i miss him. but he's doing great in his new home. thank you, pat, for bringing him home. thanks for coming in, gang. >> thanks for having us.

. good morning. it is 7:30 on this third day of january. i'm kerry connolly along with pamela gardner. let's skate through january.

>> we're predicting a p below normal snowfall season for boston and all of new england. i think we'll be fine. >> but the skiers are saying bring it on. >> right. skiers are getting snow today. traveling close to boston, though, no snow. hopefully everyone is happy. temperatures in the 30s or 20s. 31 boston. 31 m in plymouth. in plymouth. not too bad compared to what's coming our way monday and tuesday. we have one more mild afternoon. clear skies over boston with cloudy conditions to the north. skiers, rejoice. you have snow showers in the forecast. light powdery snow, accumulation of one to two inches to the north. closer to home, temperatures in the upper 40s, low 40s in your hour-by-hour forecast with no snow moving in. tomorrow there is a chance of ocean effect snow showers.

timing in just a bit and how cold the temperatures will be in that arctic chill monday and tuesday. checking our top stories. the people who write for the boston globe may be leaving the paper on your doorstep because contractors. last night more than 200 reporters, editors and other employees of the paper pitched in to help make sure the papers got to their destinations. a meat cleaver, sword, and stun gun are some of the items police found in a car parked at gillette stadium during friday's winter classic. tomorrow a connecticut man will be in court facing charges related to the discovery. 48-year-old brom son did not work for the patriots or the stadium and not planning to attend the game.

is crediting the officer in this video for preventing potentially deadly violence. police say the officer was sitting in his cruiser outside the dock square parking garage on new year's eve when he was attacked by a stranger. the officer was punched in the face several times and returned a few punches as well. but the commissioner says that officer did not escalate the situation by using a baton or deadly force even if that force had been warranted. people on edge after a woman tells police she was sexually assaulted. officers are trying to find the man before he does it again. >> very scary to me. i mean, like, i -- it just makes me not to be want in the area. >> a brazen sexual assault on new year's day -- in dorchester has people concerned for their safety. >> it's really quiet around here.

ago and it's always been quiet. everybody is friendly. >> police are looking for a man who sexually assaulted a woman in this area. >> makes you want to move outside of boston. >> the 29-year-old female said someone approached her from behind, told her he had a weapon, sexually assaulted her and quickly ran away. >> very sad, very sad. >> fortunately the woman got away, but the suspect is still on the loose. described as black man, 25 years old with a goatee. black pants, blackjack et and pink shirt. >> police warn residents to be extra vigilant. >> i tend to look overhead a lot. >> i try to keep my phone on me, be vigilant, check every stop, every area, whatever. sometimes i somebody walking with me.

out lurking. >> anyone with information is asked to contact police. in dorchester. >> i'm paul burton, wbz news. getting our first look at a video reportedly using donald trump's words and image to recruit for al qaeda. >> muslims of the west, take heed and learn from the lessons of history. >> a branch of al qaeda is using clips of donald trump calling for a ban of muslims entering the united states. the video features clips of a muslim american cleric killed in a drone strike in 2011. trump's kom pain has not initially commented, but trump hinted he's not going to change his tune. meanwhile, donald trump is coming to massachusetts. the republican presidential front runner will be at u mass monday at 7:30 p.m. groups such as black lives matter indicated they will

police say they'll enforce free speech zones outside the arena for people to demonstrate. democrat bernie sanders drew a large crowd yesterday in massachusetts. the presidential hopeful addressed supporters at u mass am hurst. former president bill clinton will return to the state he was dubbed the come back kid. in his first formal campaign role, he's appear in nashua and exiter tomorrow. he's hoping to boost hillary primary. president obama spent the last day of his annual hawaii an vacation at the zoo in wie key key. the first family is scheduled to

u.s. officials say 17 prison detain ease are cleared for release and will be sent out next week. ash carter says they'll be sent to other countries starting in january. 59 of the remaining eligible prisoners are not eligible to be moved to another country, so they would be needed to be moved to the u.s. . patriots will be limping into the playoffs with several key players nursing injuries. coming up, why rob gronk cwski says miami is not going to make this easy for us. ok, we're here. here's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course.

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was back in 2015 when they were losing to the lakers in kob's final game in boston. yesterday was a chance at redemption as they hosted another struggling team, the 9-23 nets. once again the celtics found themselves in an early hole against a team they should be able to handle. brook lopez, celtics down by 5. bradley left the game with a hip problem and didn't return. so the celtics, could they respond without number two guards? >> boston down 13, 30 seconds to go in the third. switches to the right hand, contacts, skoots it up and in. >> markus comes through, nice three-point play. got the harm, got the foul. >> the celtics would battle back.

go, they get the steal ahead to jake fowler. the celts within three, but time was running left. >> they force another turnover. needing a three, they move the ball around. he'll bounce it over into the corner, open three, but it doesn't fall. no good. celtics lose a tough one, 100-97 your final. >> i feel like we've been really passive, to be candid. and, you know, i've got to reassess things, i've got to do a better job. i've got to hold guys accountable at a better level. we're not playing as well as we think we are. college hoops, bc hosting duke and the eagles. eli carter comes up with the team high 19 points for the guard. bc had an early 16 point lead. but duke went on a big run to close out the first half. the steal, jam, and the hard

13 point lead at the break. eagles couldn't close the gap. robinson was a steal late. down, but duke wins by 17. 81-64 is your final. can't talk much about the pats without talking about the wave of injuries surrounding the team. many out for this afternoon's regular season finale in miami. slater says the injuries are mounting, but he feels this group is a special one indeed. >> i think it's very important that as teammates, that we're invested in one another as men. i think that's something that we've always done a good job of around here. you know, it's bigger than just being coworkers. i think we see ourselves as family. >> we've got you covered. game day at 11:30.

and after the game, flip over to my patriots 38. speaking of game day, steve burton sat down with gronk. asked him and caught up with him as he came off the practice field on a chilly wednesday. practice. i don't think i can feel my fingers and tom loves when it's cold out to throw the ball as hard as he can to see us suffer. he does it on purpose and then laughs if we drop it. >> fun practices with tom brady. the big story, patriots and dolphins all starts at 1:00. game day, 11:30. i'm dan roche, wbz sports. we have our uggs on, blankets. we're chilly, but we're going to get colder tomorrow. >> you'll need more layers

couple days of a cold snap. no big deal compared to last winter. back to the 40s for the end of the workweek. 31 in boston. real feel temperature, 21 degrees. light breeze from the southwest at 13 miles per hour. the breeze will stick around today, making it feel tolder than the actual temps. -- colder than the actual temps. close to 40 degrees on the cape. hour-by-hour forecast up to 41 by noon. tons of sunshine through 2:00, through 4:00, and temperatures back into the upper 30s later this evening. highs in the low to mid-40s across the board. very comfortable and above the normal high of 37 degrees this time of the year. if you're heading north to go skiing, great news for you. temperatures will cooperate. we have 28 degrees for the high temperature and there is a chance for snow squall in northern parts of new england,

accumulations from any snow showers. that could cause a problem for driving conditions, so be careful if you're heading north. for the rest of us, we're dry in boston, the cape, the south shore and even the south coast. tonight 24 degrees under bitter cold conditions and not warming tomorrow at all. 27 high in boston. 27 norwood. with the wind, it feels colder than that. hour-by-hour forecast, snow showers developing in northern parts of new england throughout the afternoon and early part of the evening. 7:30, notice we're dry, mostly clear, keeping the mainly clear skies in the forecast overnight. 7:30 monday, we start to see wind direction change coming off the ocean water. oesh absent temp about 47 -- ocean temp about 47 degrees. we'll see pretty decent snow

quick accumulation expected. monday 9 p.m., still getting good wind off the ocean. coating to three inches with isolated spots getting that three-inch mark primarily on the outer cape. parts of cape ann as well, but this doesn't quite reach the boston area. maybe a few flurries at best. monday and tuesday your real feel forecast for 6 p.m. feeling like the lower teens and single digits farther inland. tuesday morning, the coldest air of the week with wind chill values below zero or right around zero. tuesday afternoon, temps feel like the teens while we're dealing with an actual high of only 22. at least we're sunny. back to 40s wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday. our next rain and snow maker with a high of 44 on saturday.

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. 2016, the pan challenge is making a resolution to raise money for the cancer institute. the pmc launched a new event this season. how indoor cycling gets us us closer to a cure for cancer. >> the biggest weekend of the year for health clubs and despite 100 bikes and a lot of sweat, technically, the club by george foreman the third is closed. closed to host the week long fundraiser for the pan mash challenge. >> it's a reality. we can't raise enough money. the sooner we get the money, the sooner we get the job done ishg the mission to raise money for

accomplished every summer with state. bringing the bikes in doors is a regular riders. >> beautiful thing the for pell to wake up at -- thing for people to wake up at 8 am and recover from a friday night on a bike. >> since we're a pmc media partner, yours truly raised funds and hopped on a bike too. but the real stars for the many gyms and cycling studios that pitched in to make the resolution worked. >> we have instructors and bikes from other gyms. everybody put everything aside to make this a success. a success city counsel or says we can all learn from. >> people can come back and keep being healthy, mindful that we all have to work together.

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have a good time and break the diet once a week. >> there are plenty of guilty pleasures from fried chicken to pizza to mac 'n cheese proudly made with velveeta. >> no shame. it's good stuff. >> no matter what time you get a craving for this good food, you're in luck. they serve dinner until 1 a.m. and on the weekend there is an over the top brunch here, making lulu's the kind of place customers love to come back to. >> it's cool to be in a spot where you have so many people coming back in over and over again. we feel we're part of the neighborhood and they love and appreciate us. it's nice to walk out and see people that you recognize. pretty exciting. >> top stories and a look at your forecast coming up at the top of the hour. we're glad you're waking up with us on this sunday, the first

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. good sunday morning, everyone. thanks for being with us. i'm kerry connolly along with pamela gardner who is bringing us pretty cold weather headed this way. bundle up the kids at the bus stop tomorrow. >> that's right.

in the wind -- dangerously cold when you factor in the wind morning. this morning not bad, mild compared to monday and tuesday. 29 norwood. 27 worchester. nantucket et 47 degrees. clouds to the north and clear skies to the south. a few snow showers moving through northern parts of new england, setting down a quick one to two inches of accumulation. if you're headed to the north, road conditions may detier i don't remember rate because of the -- deteriorate because of the snow squall. the wind staying cold too. details on ocean effect snow showers coming up. >> thank you. we begin with a developing story.

good morning globe, it may have been delivered by someone who actually wrote the stories you're about to read. more than 200 reporters and editors got together to ensure homeowners would be able to have the paper with their morning cup of coffee after there was a problem with a new delivery service. >> this is something the reporters actually raised their hands to do. nobody asked us to do this. we wanted to do it. >> newspaper reporters sometimes wear many hats. add one more to the list. delivery person. boston globe reporter maria is joining dozens of colleagues delivering the sunday paper this weekend. >> you have puli teshgs ze rshgs itzer -- pul ieshgsitzer

>> we got an e-mail saying there was a crisis with the delivery process and we're here to help out. >> everyone wants the same thing. let's get the papers to the readers and let's resolve it as quickly as possible so we can go back to writing the news and not delivering it. readers can open their doors and find the paper waiting for them. >> the globe is working to fix the problems, but in the meantime, many reporters will be delivering their stories to the readers personally. literally. >> we're going to make sure we get it to the readers so they can enjoy it. our readers are very loyal and we're going to go the extra mile for them it wasn't a company or union thing. it was an employee thing. we just want to make sure globe readers get their newspapers. >> it's tough to say if it will be a one day experiment or if it will continue. i guess that call depends on how quickly the delivery issues can be solved. jim smith, wbz this morning.

aren't the only ones working overtime. the globe released this statement overnight which says, we expect the process to improve not instantly, but steadily with each passing day and thank our customers for their patience. there is sad news out of northeastern university this morning. a student who disappeared back in november has been found dead. northeastern's president says the body of 21-year-old dennis was found on new year's eve. he didn't say where and there was no mention of how he died. he was a native of kenya who was studying media arts. since disdisappearance around -- his disappearance around thanksgiving, students have been putting up flyers and praying for his safe return. new this morning, fire tears here through a home. flames broke out on the up

and spread to two alarms before firefighters got it under control. and a burning box truck almost ignited the u-haul building where it was parked. when firefighters arrived, the truck was burning and the flames were close to jumping to the storage building. they did manage to get it under control and stop the spread. connecticut man will be in court tomorrow after a pile of weapons was found in his car. kate merrill reports he was parked in an employee lot near gillette stadium during the winter classic. >> it is a frightening find inside a car at gillette stadium hockey game. a meat cleaver, sam urai sword and stun gun piled in a car in parking lot. the car's owner was acting his are car.

of the best valley inn n route one. he does not work at gillette and police don't believe he was trying to get to the bruins game at the stadium. but he was making threatening comments to people in the lot, so he was charged with three counts of assault with a dangerous weapon and illegal possession of that stun gun. he has been in trouble before. he was arrested in 2014 in connecticut where he's from the after an hours long standoff. he's behind bars this morning. kate merrill, wbz news. it was the power ball about. $334 million, guaranteeing the winner a lifetime of weekends. here are the numbers, 5, 6, 15, 29, 42. the power ball was 10. you're almost better off not getting any than getting close. the estimated jackpot next wednesday will be

with a one time pay out of $245 million. not too shabby. the patriots end the regular season today down in miami. win means the pats would play all of their playoff games at gillette. but they will again have several key players on the sidelines. tom brady will be on the field and rob gronkowski is ready to go. the tight end says the dolphins will be ready for the pats. >> it's always going to be a tough game when it's a division opponent. we play each other twice every year. i mean, just watching my film, they're not giving up, they're still playing hard. every game is competitive because everyone has talent in this league. we've got to be prepared, be ready and do what we've got to do and execute as a team to go out and get that win. don't forget, get ready for the game with patriots game day

of the one on one with gronk. kick off at 11:00 at wbz. and click over for the fifth quarter postgame show after the game. i'd say it's a good time we're not in prime ice cream season right now because claims against the popular brand could make you lose your appetite. with cold temps comes dry, flakey skin. tips to protect you from that annoying itch at 8:15. time to take a look at more of the weather watcher reports. temperatures are chilly. karen m in westminster 28 degrees. john in nashua reporting 31. keith reporting 27. and these are pretty comparable to the high temperatures we will have for monday and tuesday. how cold we will be coming up in

. we're follow a developing tore story out of oregon where protests have given way to a protest between antigovernment activists and authorities.

protesting efforts to turn dozens of acres of land into a federal conservation area. new investigation targeting they want to know, get this , if blue bell knew that their ice cream was contaminated with listeria and distributed it anyway? let's hope not. ten people reported getting sick and three of those people died. wow. 8:12. colder weather means big hats, wool sweaters and, yeah, itchy, dry skin. coming up, how you can avoid the well. today? let's see who you share it with. it's the birthday of so-called fifth beetle, george martin, 90. hockey legend is 77. victoria principal is 66. zeppelin for you.

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. i think it's official, we have to break out the scarf, i think it's time. >> i think so. the next couple of mornings are going to be just brutal, especially with the wind chill factored in, feeling below zero for tuesday morning. that's going to be the coldest morning of the week. this morning not too bad when we compare things to what's coming monday and tuesday. temperatures in the 30s. live look over boston. it is a sunny day. at least we have that and temperatures will be nice and mild. 40s for highs today. average high should be 37 degrees. we'll be above it for one more day.

and we're going to the spring count down now that we're past the holidays. 45 days until pitchers and catchers spring begins in 76 days. 105 days until the boston marathon. not too much longer there for training. but you still have some time. no worries. boston right now 31 degrees. real feel 21 degrees. 13 miles an hour breeze stick ing around making it feel a little blustery. temperatures in the 30s or 20s. 40s from chat am, keen 28 degrees. hour-by-hour forecast, temperatures stay in the 30s, at least here in boston through this morning. 39 degrees. noon, sinking back to 42 degrees. we'll stay in the lower 40s for much of the day. highs topping off in the low to mid-40s. pittsburgh upper 30s.

our friends on the cape and islands. lows tonight 20s and teens. arc the particular air p in tic air in place already. 27 in boston. 24 bedford. 27 in nor wood. with the wind factored in tomorrow, we'll be experiencing below normal wind chill values. hour-by-hour forecast, 2 p.m. this afternoon, mostly sunny. notice snow showers pass by for our friends in the higher elevations. great for the skiers. for the rest of us, we stay dry the farther south we go. 8 a.m. monday, starting to see a wind direction change coming off the ocean water. ocean temp around 47 degrees at this time. monday afternoon, that's being to help to lead to even stability. moisture and lift and bringing us a chance for the snow streamers. the snow showers continue to file pile up and we could see a coating to a quick three inches of accumulation through

southeastern mass, cape cod and on the islands for monday afternoon. real feel forecast as we head into monday morning, the teens with high temperatures topping off in the 20s. by tuesday morning, feeling like below zero at times with the wind chill, morning low 7. tuesday's high 22. back to the 40s for the rest of the week. >> pamela, thank you so much. with winter comes itchy, flakey, dry skin. five things you can do to prevent and treat that winter itch. >> when we turn on our heaters in the cold winter months, the humidity in the air decreases and everything dries out, including our skin. >> you can think of it like a rubber band that has gotten too old and you start to stretch it and then it kind of snaps and that non elastic way. >> it cracks and becomes irritated and you itch, itch, itch.

until spring with these simple tips. slather on lotion. >> you can mix and match moisturizers to get to a consistency you like better. if you have a lotion you love, throw a little vas lien, rub it together with your hands. >> and don't forget your lips. skip the soap in the shower, which can be drying. >> you don't need to use them every day except in areas that tend to get a little on the grime yer side. >> and use a moisturizing soap when you do use it. power you the humidifier and avoid wool if you find it annoying. don't scratch, which will make the itch worse. >> instead start to apply moisturizers in that area to help repair the barrier and bring down the inflammation that's driving the itch. >> hydro cortisone can help too. >> but you really do get at the fundamental issue, which is that your skin is not up to normal functioning and health and does

mix as well. >> you really can add it back to your skin with die it and drinking lots of water. pay close attention to hands and feet. hand sanitizers are less drying than soap and water. >> thank you dr. marshall. i feel issue just thinking about it. donald trump campaigning in massachusetts this week. what he has to say about his role in a video recruiting for al qaeda. state police come to the rescue of a hiker who lost her way. we'll be back.

. welcome back to campaign 2016. getting our first look is a video reportedly using donald trump's words and image to recute for al qaeda. >> muslims of the west. take heed and learn from the

>> a branch of al qaeda in somalia is using clips of donald trump calling for a ban of states. the video features clips of a muslim learn cleric killed in a u.s. drone strike in 2011. the republican presidential monday at 7:30. black lives matter has indicated appearance. police say they'll enforce free speech zones outside for people to demonstrate. right now let's find out what's coming up this morning on cbs's face the nation. good morning, john. >> good morning, and happy new year. we're going to have donald trump this morning. we went down on new year's day and sat down about him in palm beach at his home and had an extensive interview on a variety of topics including the terrorist video.

woman he hopes to face in the general election, hillary clinton. we talked about how he would behave as president, including would he spy on u.s. allies. we talked about a variety of other issues. we'll have all of that. we have two panels, one to talk about foreign policies, what challenges does america face overseas in 2016 and our had political panel talking about donald trump, the race and of course the democrats who have their own race. >> thank you, john. happy new year to you as well. have a great show. face the nation airs right here at 10 :30 on wbz. boston police say the officer in this video did exactly what he was supposed to, even under attack. jon kellerer looks ahead to a -- jon keller looks ahead to a

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thanks for being with us. 8:30 on this sunday morning, the third of january. boy it is a cold one and only getting colder. >> that's right. 20 for highs monday and tuesday. >> i keep thinking about the bus stop tomorrow morning, trying to convince the kids that they need to wear hats and gloves. >> please have the layers on, you'll be way more comfortable. it gets dangerous when we talk about wind chill values below zero. i'll get to those in a minutes few minutes -- in a few minutes. >> temperatures in the 30s and 20s right now. real feel wind chill temperatures here in the 20s and teens.

in boston. mostly clear skies for most of us. northern parts of new england getting a little snow, good news for the skiers. we keep snow showers in the northern parts, but southern new hampshire and into massachusetts and the rest of new england, we're all dry, mostly sunny. temperatures in the low 40s and upper 30s for highs. arctic chill on the way for monday and tuesday. how low the temps will go and who could see ocean effect snow showers. the timing in your forecast. >> pamela, thank you. checking top stories now, the people who write for the boston globe may be the ones leaving the sunday paper on your doorstep. globe customers complained about incredible disruption to home delivery service this week. the globe says it's because they changed delivery contractors. last night more than 200 reporters and editors and other employees of the paper pitched in to help make sure the papers got to their destinations. how great is that?

a stun gun are just some of the items police found in a car parked at gillette stadium in the employee lot during friday's winter classic. tomorrow this man from connecticut will be in court to face charges. he does not work for the patriots or the stadium and had not been planning to attend the game. boston's police commissioner is crediting the officer in this video for preventing potentially deadly violence. police say the officer was sit ting in his cruiser outside the dock square parking garage on new year's eve stranger. face several times. he returned a few punches, but the commissioner says that officer did not escalate the situation by using a baton or deadly force even if the force may have been warranted. a woman told police she was dorchester.

the man before he does it again. >> very scary to me. i mean, like i -- it just makes me not want to be in this area. >> a brazen sexual assault on new year's day in dorchester has residents very concerned for their safety. about that. >> really quiet around here. >> we just moved here probably about a year ago and it's always been quiet to me. i've never -- everybody is friendly and everything. >> police say they're looking for a man who sexually assaulted a woman in the area of this busy intersection. >> there is cameras all over the place. you can see everything. outside boston. >> the 29-year-old female said someone approached her from hyped, told her he had a weapon, sexually assaulted her and quickly ran away. >> sad. very sad. >> the woman got away, but the suspect is on the loose. black man, 25 years old with goatee, black pants, blackjack

>> i don't like that. i really have to be cautious. >> police warn residents, especially females, to be extra vigilant. >> i tend to look overhead of my shadows to see if anyone is following me. >> i try to keep my phone on me, be vigilant, check every stop, every area, sometimes i have somebody walking with me. >> i think the police need to crack down and try to get the people that are out lurking. >> anyone with information is asked to contact police. in dorchester, paul burton, wbz news. political analyst jon keller hoped 2015 would be a year of honesty and integrity in politics. there is always next year. he's going over the high and low lights in today's keller@large. >> good morning and happy new year to all our viewers. we are wrapping up 2015 and

with an all star panel this week, including on the left of your screen, jim o'sullivan, the must read political writer from the globe. and to jim's left, jill matthew, ace anchor and interviewing interest wbz news radio 1030. happy new year and welcome. >> good to have you here. >> just as a note to your viewers because of vacation and studio schedules, this program was taped significantly in advance of airing. so if we say something that seems out of date, don't blame me, blame my guests. all right. one of the most interesting political associations, i'm going to call it a bromance during 2015 was between governor baker and boston mayor walsh. but they had very different experiences this year and i'd like to get some analysis from

jim, thinking of the late mayor tom menino and how he disdand the whole vision mandate, baker seemed to subscribe to that, statewide version of the urban mechanic and he's gotd incredible approval numbers while walsh got caught up in the olympic vision and got burned. >> i theen in the mayor's case, he was tagged early on as being the small ball guy. legislator. he went after big things like the olympics and nascar race. those are big things, new things. he's trying to make boston same tech friendly. sometimes they don't work out as we saw in the olympics, the governor took a hands off approach, say hey i want to have the analysis done, look at the numbers, look at the long term. mayor got way too far in way too quickly. i think in the end was able to extricate himself with a minimal amount of

>> doesn't this always speak to where the voters are at? we had eight years of articulate vision from governor patrick, originally from president obama at the national level. i'm wondering if there isn't a little bit of backlash against all that lofty talk. >> i think that's fair. but people are are refreshed by this relationship at the same time because they're so use to the people hating each other with d and r. when we had them for the breakfast at wbz, people showed up and gave them a standing ovation for the fact they were simply seen together. when you ask either of them about it, they're very proud of it. tom famously skipped the 4th of july because it was on state property. >> can you see it continuing? >> it's to both their benefit. baker is the most popular

around. he needs urban voters. independent minded voters. and for a mayor, walsh still sort of building up his power can always benefit from the sitting governor. >> he use today play the game with republican governors. he had a good thing going with mitt romney for a while, but in democrat, joe. >> absolutely and we'll see if we get a repeat. when you're talking about charlie baker, the poll says he's the most popular governor in america. that's a good friend towards the death penalty friend to have. >> we'll look ahead to 2016 and a little bit of voting action going on in december. stay with us.

>> we'll look ahead to 2016 and a little bit of voting action going on in december. stay with us. you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. what this campaign is about is to demand that we create an economy that works for all of us rather than a handful of billionaires. if you work 40 hours a week in america, you should not live in poverty. i'm bernie sanders,

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and year ahead with jim from the globe and joe from wbz radio. we're taping this a little in advance of airing, so it may be a little outdated, the twitter feed i follow called past front runners is helpful. in late december, 2014, howard dean had had a 15 point lead. john kerry won that primary. in 2008, rudy was the front runner in the republican race. he finished fourth, 28 points behind john mccain. finished behind romney. >> i'll say by the time we're on the air, donald trump is still ahead in new hampshire. you find two time obama vote rs,

would think with his bomb baft and fringe philosophies and shifting stances on important issues, you would think these are not the folks caught link today donald trump. he's appealing to conservatives, the middle, he's really reflecting a broad swath of the electorate. >> i'm going to be a little more cautious about donald trump after spending the entire year being wrong. >> you've been asking us about this and i am not changing my tune. had sxhift conventional wisdom -- history and conventional wisdom do not apply. it is likely we'll win new hampshire and probably by a good margin. the general election is another store y. i have an uncle who i will not name. he lives in a blue state state. he wears tie died t-shirts and plays guitar, child of the '60s. he repainted his car in gold letters with trump on both sides of it.

political campaign, never really this one. >> so you guys are both saying it's for real and it continues in the new year. >> absolutely. >> when you look inside the numbers, people who support him say they are in it for the long haul and not looking at another candidate. >> just to be the contrarian, i'm going to go another direction. i can't get any more hate mail. i think jeb bush is not. trump cannot insult his way to the presidency and he'll be gone after super tuesday. massachusetts will turn out to be his best state. >> don't blame me, i'm from massachusetts. >> if i'm right, i want this duly noted. if i'm wrong, which is more forget. >> keeping in mind the primarily and general are very different. >> thank you for coming in, and thank you for joining us. now it's back to my colleagues for more wbz news.

pamela is here with a look at our forecast. colder and colder. yes, it is. today nothing compared to monday and tuesday. boston 31 currently. real feel temperature 21. the wind from the southwest at 13 factored in there. about. wind chills just continue to get worse over the next 24 and 48 hours. 30 degrees lawrence. 35 in ton ton. 27. king 28 degrees and 40s found on the cape. 39 degrees, 41 by 3:00. falling back into the up 30s later this evening. mostly sunny skies today. 44 bedford. pleasant afternoon compared to monday and tuesday.

we'll be well above it today. if you're heading north to go skiing, 28 degrees. snow squall in the forecast, meaning we could see a quick accumulation tion total of one to -- accumulation, total of one to two inches there. overnight closer to home in the viewing area, we'll keep it cold and dry. partly cloudy skies, 24 degrees with tomorrow's not gaining much heat at all. 27 in boston. 28 plymouth. 24 in bedford. we'll have a light breeze making it feel worse than what the actual temperatures will be. hour-by-hour forecast, show you the snow chances. 1 p.m. this afternoon, mostly clear. notice to the north we see snow showers moving across the higher elevations. quick one to two inches of accumulations. driving conditions may be tricky. use caution to the north. farther south across

overnight tonight there is a chance for a few snow showers to develop once we get to monday morning and monday afternoon. we have a bit of a wind direction change coming off that warmer ocean water, allowing for instability, lift, and enough moisture to trigger snow bands on the outer cape, especially, and on the islands. quick accumulations amounts expected and very isolated spots. from boston, areas inland, we're keeping it dry for you on monday. ocean effect snow chance is primarily along the outer reaches of the coastline here, especially the cape and islands, coating the three inch range with isolated spots getting two to three inches. fluffy snow because temperatures will be so cold. and real feel temperatures will be kind of miserable compared to what we've been used to for the first part of winter. now all of a sudden mother nature says it's really winter. 6 p.m.

morning, it will feel like below zero at times with an actually of 7 tuesday afternoon. high of 22 degrees, mostly sunny. lots of sunshine and we'll warm back into the 40s for the end of next week. >> pamela, thank you. still ahead, fenway park like you've never seen it before. where you can catch a glimpse of the stadium made entirely of toothpicks.

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in the park, the fans on the stands all made with toothpicks. they're on the display until the end of march. missing hiker rescued after police located her from the sky. the woman got lost in the state park in hadley. rescuers used infrared technology to find in the darkness and escort her back to safety. who could forget this? the space-x follow can 9 rocket plummeting towards earth before making a dramatic upright landing. elon musk posted that it was

launch again whatever. blustery day with temperatures in the 40s with strong wind are from the west. presentee of sunshine -- plenty of sunshine, big changes on the way coming for monday and tuesday. another look at the seven day

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a pennsylvania man whose dog has terminal cancer is making sure his beloved pets final days he's filling a bucket list, having delicious fries at mcdonald's, visiting niagra falls and even building a snow man together. perhaps the best of all? todd's dog even got to ride on a fire truck. his neighbors are helping him get through a tough time. >> he looks like he's having an awful lot of fun. i'm sure the fries were the best part of the bucket list. that is so precious, so special. love it. summary. big changes on the way. enjoy the warmth while you can. average today 37. mostly sunny skies with a couple clouds moving in later today.

dry. monday, 26 degrees is the high. that's it. and islands. we could see one to three inches of quick accumulation, but it all depends on where the snow tuesday, 22 degrees. the tuesday morning will be the coldest period of that entire seven-day forecast. make sure the kids have all the layers out there at the bus stop. wind chill values will be below zero. >> so cold. all i keep thinking of is the bus stop, convincing them it's time to have the hat and gloves on. thank you so much for being with us. stay warm and have a good week.