break news at 6, new pictures showing the devastating damage from an early morning earthquake. >> a boston police officer attacked. whole thing caught on camera. where the suspect will be today. >> and new viedo of the el faro cargo ship that sank during hurricane joaquin and what investigators are considering doing next. >> and what the participatesparticipates rots loss means and who the team could play first. >> from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz this morning. it's 6, good morning great to have you with us i am kathryn hauser. >> i am chris mckinnon we want to check the forecast. >> we are not coming out of the

20s today so right now it's the warmest time of the day we are going to experience. it's 31 in boston right now. but our temperatures are going to continue to drop. wind is now out of the north so the arctic air will be working in. 16 miles per hour right now and that wind is going to stay strong. notice the temperatures are generally in the 20s for the rest us but burlington vermont 6 degrees. 17 in springfield ver moppet and that colder care going to drain southward and we are going to be -- vermont and that colder air is going to drain southward and we are only going to be in for colder air a couple flurries along the 495 belt stretching from sudden bury towards millford and the mass turnpike you may see a couple flakes. the planner goes this way. staying in the 20s ocean effect snow showers start to fire up. late morning to midday and they will continue right on through the ride home. so watch for reduced visibility on cape cod with some of the bands.

sunset at 4:25. winter weather advisories up for the cape and islands or at least the cape and nantucket from 11 a.m. today until 7 a.m. tomorrow morning. we will go through the timeline coming up. >> let's check the road. expressway is beginning to look a lot like the expressway to monday morning. people hitting the brakes here and we have another live look near the gas tank in dorchester. traffic is slowed down because of just the volume on the way up from brain tree and we have look at maps. the ride pretty good from metrowft along the mass pike. 128 is okay and t is reporting no major issues at this time. we have breaking news for you that happened overnight. 4 people are dead and another hundred injured after a predawn earthquake in india. the 6.7 magnitude quake in the northeast region of the country happened overnight. you can see the extensive damage here. police say that the deaths and injuries were caused from falling debris. a connecticut man heading to court after police say they

found a stash of weapons in his car. not far from gillette stadium. susie steimle is live with a closer look at the charges he faces today. hi. >> reporter: good morning. we know it's matthew brohmson of -- bromeson of connect can you -- bromson who is facing charges because of what police found inside his car. less than a mile from gillette stadium. just before the start of the winter classic hockey game on friday, police had to divert their attention to an employee parking lot at gillette stadium. police say matthew bromson a connecticut man was reportedly acting suspiciously and making threatening comments to people in the parking lot. when they searched his car they found a meat cleaver, samurai sword and stun gun. he was parked in the employee lot, he doesn't work at gillet ye -- gillette.

out of the best value inn on overnight. he was involved in a who you're long stand off at his home in connecticut in 2014. he barricaded himself inside and wouldn't come out as they were trying to serve him a warrant for his arrest. he is due in court later today. we are live in soxboro wbc -- foxborough wbz this morning. a boston police officer attacked and the whole thing was caught on camera. that officer was able to call for backup. >> this morning the suspect is going to be facing a judge. our chante is live in boston with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning kathryn and chris. boston police say their officer was attacked inside the parking garage here near city hall plaza all captured on video. cell phone video captured by onlookers from across the street of city hall plaza shows

police officer's cruiser and punching him. this happening just two hours into the new year. >> i think that the guy was drunk. and he had way too much alcohol and was not in control of himself. >> reporter: the cell fon video released to the immediatia by boston police shows the 23 year -- media by boston policeshows the 23-year-old and yew doughman continuously throwing punches. the attack lasted 45 seconds and they say bowman approached the cruiser and yelled out you heard about the war right and began to punch the officer in the face. he returned punches before he radioed for help. bowman ran away but was arrested and charged with assault and battery on a police officer causing injury. >> the cop responded will due to everything that was happening. >> i feel like there's been a lot of sort of something going on between police and citizens in general. >> reporter: and bowman is

expected to be arraigned in boston municipal court later this morning. reporting live, wbz news. >> thank you very much. 6:05. a lawrence man will be in court today accused of dragging a state trooper during a traffic stop. police say that the driver took off on i-93 south yesterday morning while the trooper had his arm in the car. lookly the trooper was not hurt. this -- luckily the trooper was not hurt. a teen is in critical condition after a shooting in everett. the victim was found early sunday morning under the tileson street overpass. middlesex da's office is investigating. an armed militia has taken control of a national wildlife refuge in oregon protesting a judge's reeling to send two ranchers back to jail. 73-year-old dwight hammond and his 46-year-old son stevelen turn themselves over to police today. both served time for burning federal land. judge ruled sentences were too

short and militia took over the wildlife headquarters saturday night after a peaceful rally to support the hammonds. the site of the det dedly terror attack in san bernardino california will reopen today. 600 employees will return to the inland regional center in small condition -- and meet in small groups to talk about what happened. the conference center where a husband and wife opened fire killing 14 will stay closed indeaf in the any -- indefinitely. the president is back in the white house and ready to take on gun control. he will meet with the attorney general today to go over his options. president obama wants to use executive being as to strengthen background checks for gun purchases. turning to campaign 2016, it was -- with weeks until first in the nation primary candidates are stepping up the campaign in new hampshire and new england i should say. bree has a closer look at several events happening today. >> reporter: good morning. for hillary the weapon of choice is former president bill clinton who will make stops in

donald trump will be at umass lowell despiteokays from some students. >> i won't take your question. >> reporter: that's new hampshire state represent at this heckling the former secretary of state about her husband's past sex scandals. >> you are very rude and i am not going to call on you. >> reporter: hillary shut her down at the dairy event a day before bill clinton makes his first solo appearance on the 2016 trail. they will work to deepen the lead over democratic rivals but republican donald trump. >> i think it's a responsibility of something in leadership or vying for leadership not to use the kind of really abrasive and insulting rhetoric that we have heard too much of. >> reporter: for his part trump talked on face the nation about his appearance in a recent isis recruitment video. >> what am i going do? i have to say what i have to say and you know what i have to say there's a problem. >> reporter: but he promised a president trump would be more

>> i would be much different person as president but i would be enthusiastic like i am right now towards the country. cheerleader. speaking at umass lowell tonight at 7 and several groups vowed to protestch today is the deadline for presidential candidates to file paperwork in massachusetts our primary is march 1s and secretary galvan randomly chose the order the names lay pear on the ballot. chris and kathryn back to you. >> here we go. it's getting underway. coming up, bringing new meaning to ringing in the new year. >> a local woman wants your help finding the owner of a wedding ring. the surprising place it was found. >> also ahead, a warning for people why police want you to look at your car this morning. >> and risk takers the unbelievable video to take your breath away danielle. >> good morning to you. falling temperatures through the day today through the 20s this afternoon and ocean effect snow showers will impact some

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temperatures in the lower 30s right now 31 in boston but we are in the 20s north a west of town right now. only in the teens in springfield. 6 degrees in burlington colder air will be draining southward during the course of the day today with the wind increasing from the north. notice the temperatures below zero from sudden bury to can -- sudbury to canada. and snow showers through the great lakes. flurry awrong the 495 and mass turnpike and we will see are some ocean effect snow showers that start to ramp up here during the course of late morning and afternoon. so what we will see is that colder air blowing over the relatively warmer water and ocean effect develops and we get a couple bands that may set up in far eastern massachusetts through the evening hours the bands will continue and the cape and islands into early tomorrow morning.

they are localized but cold air over the warmer water. we expect accumulation general lay coating from eastern essex back down to the south shore about 1 to 3 over cape cod but there may be amounts topping localized. entered a winter weather advisory for the cape and a.m. tomorrow. what about the real feel? that's what you want to know. temperatures are going to feel like they are in the teens this afternoon because that wind kicks up and temperatures will be in the 120*sp through the evening and over-- 20s. through the evening and overnight single digits above and below zero is what it feels like tomorrow morning. brutally cold start and only in the teens in terms of the real feel by tomorrow afternoon. the good news is high pressure will build in and it needs sunshine for tomorrow and for wednesday and then wednesday the winds come out of southwest

into the 40s that's where we go so quick rebound here through the middle part of the week and we will stay quiet as we head into the end of the week as well. so afternoon temperatures today, only in the 20s. that's about it. we will fall through the afternoon and bitterly cold with snow showers in the cape that continues tonight. 13 downtown that is the coldest we have had since march mostly sunny tomorrow not as windy and that will make a difference but 28 degrees he and it will feel like the teens accu-weather seven-day forecast 40 toss end the week and next storm we may keep an eye on is for the weekend. maybe mostly rain but could be snow across the interior. traffic and weather together chris. >> thanks very much. the volume continues to increase on the southeast expressway this morning. see brake lights there. here's a look at the ride in dorchester near the gas tank. and it's a stop and go up from the brain tree split to

town 93 reports southbound delays route 1 southbound is slowing down in the saugus stretch but 129 still a pretty good ride this morning. there are new proposals to ensure the safety of bicyclist. transportation committee will hold a hearing on wednesday requiring side guards on trucks. more than half of cyclists killed by trucks are hit by the side of the vehicle the side guards keep bicyclists from being pulled under the wheels. 13 cyclists have been killed inboston over the last five years. mbta is meeting to discuss a fare increase. the control board is expected to discuss potential changes to the commuter rail skeedual. police in -- schedule. police in plainville are trying to reunite a lost wedding ring with the owner a woman found it while looking at a pair of pants. when she put the hands in the pocket of the pants she found

but realized it was wedding band. >> it had an engraving on the inside and knew it was a wedding ring. and it was a really odd feeling. >> the woman brought the ring to police and it has an encryption that says aj to db with a date november 27th, 1978. so hopefully. >> yeah. that would be good. 6:18 on your monday morning. still ahead, the new honor for the spotlight movie. >> plus a closer look at the new documentary about the marathon bombings and what the filmmaker wants to focus on. >> but first what the patriots loss means for the playoff picture and what the team has to say about its performance. dan roche has sports coming up

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6:22 many patriots ending the regular season -- 6:22. patriots ending their regular season with a loss. >> dan roche looks what the that means. >> regular season finale for the patriots they didn't play well and when you don't play well you usually lose and that's what happened in miami. 20-10 the pats on the wrong end of the score on this one. they didn't do much all day long except this one play at the gipping of the third quarter. >> from the 26. drifts to the left. two receivers to the right. ready with a check with me. [audio not understandable]

and makes the grab. stumbles away from jones stays on his feet to milled field. a foot race to the 20. near side 15 to the 10 and brought down at miami 7. tony with a touchdown saving play. >> that to brady to white throw jackson from a couple yards out and pats on first drive of the third ties things up at 10-10 and looking good. fourth quarter dolphins take the lead for good. brian tannehill to cameron from a couple yards out dolphins shock the pats 20-10 the final. miami. >> reporter: this place is a house of horrors for tom brady. losses. but this is not about brady but his protection. and the whole team needs to step up. and play better. >> you know i think every year tough set the reset button when post season starts and think right now we have to hit the

there's no more tomorrow or next game. so, we got to amp it up and be ready. >> people don't make excuses guys we put out there, you know, obviously the bar is set high for all of us and we expect to execute and play a high level. doesn't matter. if we sign a guy that hasn't been here all year or we have guys that have been here for a number of years, we go on the field we expect to execute and play well. >> so -- >> reporter: so patriots lost two games in a row. this team is a confident bunch and know playoffs are a new season. from miami steve burton wbz sports. >> thanks very much. what about the the broncos if they lose pats got the top seed. they had all kinds of problems against chargers early on of the five turnovers and gary kubiak says i am making a change. peyton manning comes in and sparks a broncos comeback. anderson takes the hand off down to the one.

score to give denver a 14-13 lead and then in the 4th tied at 20. and not anymore. manning gives it to hillmon and he is gone 23 yards for the score and the top seed after a 27-20 win over the chargers. and both those teams get the bye week and patriots play a week from saturday or sunday at home and divisional playoff game but lose that top seed if there's he an afc championship game between denver and new england it would be in denver. that's sports for now. >> it's 6:25. half-hour. new information about the fate of the cargo ship el faro. >> and local police want you to take a closer look at your car as you head out the door this morning. >> plus, pulitzer prize winners delivering newspapers. the unprecedented effort to get you your sunday paper. it's the dealy talker.

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right now the new video of the el faro cargo ship that sank during hurricane joaquin and what investigators are considering doing now. >> and a warning for people in methuen. >> unprecedented effort to get you your sunday newspaper and how long it could take for the globe delivery issues to get better. >> from the channel 4 stewed crows in boston this is wbz this morning. >> food morning 6:29 on your monday morning i am chris mckinnon.

a lot of people they will get back into the groove. hope you had a great new year and it's cold. >> this is like back to reality it's a slap in the face with the cold air. i mean tomorrow morning is going to be much colder than this morning so that's when the heart of the arctic air comes n a live look over boston where we have clouds in place and reports of a couple flakes flying out there too. gardner and townsend a few flurries kids heading back to school too there may be a flurry or two hats gloves and scarves and heavy coat today. the temperatures are not going anywhere snow showers in the cape and island from oh one effect with temperatures in the 20s as we head into the afternoon as well. 31 boston right now. at 20s for the rest of us. cold irair to the north is draining south through the day today. temperatures will not go up. and they will be cooling as we head -- as we head through the course of the afternoon a

and along the 495 and west part of framingham you may see a couple stray flakes. otherwise we are watching the colder air blowing over the relatively warmer ocean water picking up the moisture depositing it over the cape and islands. snow showers will be very localized and we will ramp up and start to develop late this morning and continue at times through the afternoon and overnight tonight. look at temperatures by the way. clear skies elsewhere. teens and single digits and tomorrow any ocean effect bands will wrap up during the morning and skies will clear out but we only will be in the 20s tomorrow afternoon. we will take you through the rest of the week coming up. let's go on the roads first traffic and weather together chris has a look. >> all right danielle we have got slow downs for drivers coming into the city from the south. here's a look at the maps right now. you can see there's a lot of green on the maps this morning which is good news but your typical slow downs are going on

live look traffic is on the expressway and it's the typical slow down as you head up into the city from the north all right. it's 6:32 right now andeverett man heading to court accused of attacking a boston police officer. it was caught on camera. we have a closer look at that video. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. boston police say one of their own was attacked. this happening inside the parking garage near city hall plaza. take a look at the video for yourself. cell phone video shows a man reaching into a boston police officer's cruiser and they say he was attacked for about 45 seconds. this all happened just two hours into the new year. police released the video to the media and identified the suspect as 23-year-old and drew bowman from everett he ran away but was arrest and charged with assault and battery on a police

>> i think the guy was drunk. and he way too much alcohol and was not in control. >> the cops responded well due to everything that has been happening. >> i feel like there's been a lot of sort of something going on between police and citizens in general. >> reporter: beau man is expected to be arraigned later this morning at boston municipal court. reporting live in downtown boston, chante lands wbz news. >> thank you. a new potential search for the data recorders of the el faro cargo ship. federal investigators say they found most of the wreckage but they still need the crucial piece of evidence. bree is here with a closer look at new information uncovered by 60 minutes. hi. >> reporter: good morning. scott pelley talked to the lead investigators reconstructing the ship's sinking during hurricane joaquin last october,

of some of the 33 crew members lost at sea. the ntsb release new video of the el faro in the final resting place in the bermuda triangle. looking for the data recorder investigators were astonished to find the top of the ship the bridge sheered off. >> just to see the violence of the sea and the winds that it would have had to occur to cause that kind of-- shock, to cause that kind of an event. >> because certainly there >> yes. >> reporter: 33 people died on the ship several with ties too now england some are suing the el faro owner. they left for puerto rico and the captain intended to steer around hurricane joaquin but on october 1st, he radioed the engine lost power. and familiar list believe the crew -- the families believe ship.

>> until someone could prove me yong which would be the black box or any other thing or it should walk through the door when the ship listed and capsized i guarantee they he were injured and knocked out andthat was over and they are altogether. >> reporter: and investigators say they are confident they can close the case wan year even without the data recorders. the safety board tells cbs that they are cooperating and there's no evidence that they pressured the captain to continue on the route he chose. now back to you. >> thanks very much. emotional there. a connecticut man heading to court after police say they found a stash of weapons in his car near gillette stadium.

suesie stei mlel is -- steimle is live rovers they intended to spend most of their energy at the winter classic hockey game but they had to i did voter so resources -- i did voter some lot. -- divert some of their resources to the parking lot. a stun gun -- stun gun and meat cleaver was some of things found in the car. he was threatening people in the parking lot. he doesn't work at gillette stadium and was kicked out of the best value inn the night before which is across the street from the parking lot and faces charges of assault with a dang row weapon and il-- dangerous weapon and illegal possession of a stun gun. suesie sometimeel wbz this morning. new warning from isis. >> we will continue to wage jihad break boarders and one day invade your land where we will rule.

have killed 5 syrians acting as british intelligence official at end of the video a young boy says they are ready to kill people in britain. they have been releasing more videos since losing more territory.an air raid targeted a site that was used to build and store weaponsch french stepped up attacks against isis following attacks in paris in november. also a new warning this morning about a deadly strain of heroin in the area. police in hampton and worcester counties say they have seen a spike in deaths from the hollywood strain of the opioid. police remind people anyone who calls to report an overdose will not be charged with the use or possession of openits. and police want you to look -- open it's. >> police want you to look at missing. police areer is fopping arsuspect wanted in spring of break-s in. 14 cars were broken in to

worried another round could happen again. thieves grabbed anything from spare change to ipods. >> we got 14 or 15 calls reported for people noticed when they went out to the motor vehicle the car had been broken into the window was smashed and items stolen offer items strewn about and missing. >> police are stepping up patrols. they are urging residents to look up cars and keep valuable in the trunk or the glove box. 6:38 on your monday morning. coming up, why 2016 could be your winning number. recycle your christmas tree. >> you don't want to miss that. awakes. -- still awakes. records. good morning danielle. and again tomorrow. the chill is going to be moving in and weather watchers are checking in with temperatures in the 20s this morning and we are not going up. our temperatures will continue

28 degrees abrian in belmont 20s. mid to upper 20s out the door. ocean effect snow showers we will look at the accumulation

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upper 20s nashua and worcester. 32 in prove conditions but look at readings to the north. springfield vermont is at 17 degrees. mount washington at the summit is 2 below zero and 6 in burlington vermont so mount washington is a interesting one to show the colder air that is above high in the sky that's coming overhead. look at temperatures in eastern canada too. we are subzero. so, wove got -- we have a cool down coming and temperatureswill drop. snow thundershowers in the flurries here. a few through worcester and mass turn pike and you will see the flakes not amounting to a whole much of anything really this morning. but some ocean effect snow bands start to ramp up as early as late morning and midday. happens when we get the colder air coming in from the north and blowing over the relatively warmer water. picks up some of the moisture and notice we get some through the afternoon. so, from the south shore back down to the cape particularly let's say marshfield kingston

and plymouth to cape cod there will be areas of reduced visibility and the bands get very localized as we head into late this evening and overnight tonight. and as we take it through the overnight the rest of us are mainly clear and leftover ocean effect is mid to lay morning and we get sunshine after that. expect snowfall a coating here eastern portion of essex may get a coating back down to the south shore. and it's one to three inches possible from the cape back down into nantucket not out of the question a localized amount comes up near 4 inches where the band sets up so we will watch it closely. real feel. this afternoon only running in the teens. we will place thing overnight tonight we drop subzero for some of the wind chill values. tomorrow morning around zero or just above that as you head out to work and kids to the bus stop and tomorrow afternoon, the real feel will only be in the teens but the wind won't be as strong as it will be through the remainder of the day today.

the good news is high pressure going to be building in. so once any leftover snow showers tomorrow morning and cape enter the sun will be out for the wednesday and well and temperatures will rebound coming into the 40s by the time we get to the middle part of the week. it's today and tomorrow we are in the real chill temperatures through the afternoon only in the mid-20s and look at this tonight. 13 in boston that will be the coldest reading we have had since the beginning of march. single digits in a lot of the suburbs and factor in the wind on top of that it will feel cold. mostly sunny tomorrow but not as windy. 28 knock 10 degrees off that. accu-weather 7-day not as cold on wednesday. low 40s to end the week and clouds increase on friday and we track little unsettled weather for the weekend. looks like mainly a rain event with potential for some wintry mix across the interior. we will keep you posted. traffic and weather together catherine. >> thanks 6:-- kathryn. >> thanks 6:45. biggest trouble spots is southeast expresway traffic

somebody go from the brain tree it there to the dorchester gas tank to the o'neil tunnel and check the maps as well. ride in from the north is surprisingly decent on this first monday a lot of people are back to the grind today and. the t says the orange line is experiencing minor southbound delays due to a disabled train at the wellington station. it's 6:46. we will check top stories now the man accused of bringing a stash of weapons to gillette stadium is due in court. >> police found a meat cleaver sword and stun gun inside a car at the gillette stadium employee parking lot hours before the winter classic on friday. 48-year-old matthew bromson is facing charges. police say he does not work for the patriots or the stadium. and it doesn't appear that he was going to the game. a man accused of attacking a boston police officer is also due in court. you are look at cell phone video of that. police say the officer was sitting in his cruiser near

city hall plaza a few hours into the new year what man reached in and started punching him repeatedly. the officer was taken to the hospital and later released. the suspect 23-year-old andrew bowman will be arraigned today. presidential front-runners from both parties is in new england. bill clinton is hitting the campaign trail the first official soul yes campaign trip. he will innashua and exeter and donald trump will give a speech at umass lowell tickets are free but tough register on his website. the first documentary about the boston marathon is going to get underway called boston about more than just the marathon bombings. filmmakers want to explore the beginnings of the marathon back in 1897. oscar until nated filmmaker megan williams is making that film. it is set to prehere in 2017. she says they will touch on the bombings but will focus more on how the city of boston bounced back.

globe team who first reported church sex abuse scandal getting high honors. national society of film critics named spotlight the best picture of 2015 and they are giving the film a nod for best screenplay. it's also up for a golden globe. and star wars the force awakens is topping the box office for a third straight week. latest installment of the series made more than 700 -- 740 million dollars. that's just in 19 days. it's the second highest grossing movie in history behind avenue tar and has not opened in china. daddy's home with mark wahlburg and will farrell came in third. you seey mass trees on the sidewalks but don't you hate throwing it away. >> that's true. the usual way to recycle it. >> but staff members at the boston globe trying to deliver your newspaper. u unresidented efforts and would you do it for your company.

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talker we wanted to know would you go this star to help out your employer. marie posted i believe in team work so yes what benefits the company benefits employees. as well and here's another post on the website. says, this does seem a little messed up and for an industry heading for a cliff in any case it's especially not a good thing. you can comment on the daily talker every day at cbs boston.com and tweet with us wbz talker or post on the facebook site. >> they are going above and beyond. >> they are the team. >> it's 6:53. time for a closer look at what's coming up on cbs this morning at 7. >> let's check in with charlie rose good morning charlie. >> good morning chris and kathryn. we are in oregon where an armed group took over a federal building vowing a indefinite stand off. we will talk with one of the leaders and 60 minutes get a first look at eml faro shipwreck and we will have the major developments. news is back in the morning.

>> we will be watching thank you. up next, looking to get rid of your christmas tree in the unusual recycling option you didn't think of. >> good morning. the real feel right now is running in the single digits in keen teens and 20s for the rest of us all about the cold today a tomorrow and ocean effect snow showers i will let you know when temperatures take a rebound. we will check it out in the 7-

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want to know who's pining for the needles of your christmas tree? apparently the gheets a video of san francisco is disposing of trees by offering they will up as food for the goats. here in massachusetts a hernandez family has been feet feeding trees to their goats. >> i didn't think you could digest that well but goats. >> should we pull. pull them. >> the stomachs are strong. >> yes. it's one way to do it. >> yeah. >> i took mine down yesterday. >> i have to do it this week. >> this is the week. >> i love having it up. >> it's sad. >> the vacuum and needles come down. >> should have got the goat. >> yeah. >> so the cold is a big story today and tomorrow.

we haven't had air this cold since march so it's been a while. otheran effect snow showers 1 to 3 inches on the cape and localized amounts up to 4. and winter weather advisories in effect there. tomorrow, less winds and then look at that we jump back up into the 40s by wednesday and the rest of the week is bright and quiet and the weekend right now a little iffy. we may see rain could be a wintry mix. >> i love you are telling us the weekend. it's a monday. >> never too early. >> thanks very much. cbs this morning is next. see you in 25 minutes. >> have a great morning. for the girl scout meeting... okay. for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! p at stop&shop, prices are down. savings are up. pwhich makes the checkout lane, victory lane.