breaking news right now at noon tom brady injured. what we are learning about the qb and what it could mean for the playoffs. >> temperatures plunging snow in the air who could see accumulation and where it's going to feel like it's below zero tomorrow morning. >> officer attacked. a violent episode plays out on a boston street caught op camera. now man goes behalf judge to face serious charges. >> and campaign 2016 heating up this noon. bill clinton out for the first time this season in new hampshire and donald trump fires back with a political ad. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, wbz news at

>> we begin with breaking news right now at noon. tom brady injured. good afternoon i am kathryn hauser. >> i am chris mckinnon. number 12 has a sprained ankle. adam schefter reports heunderwent a ym-- a mry. that's a latest in a spring of injuries. >> i've had worst so you know, i've had plenty worst injuries than this one. believe me i will be doing everything i can to be out there and there's nothing else that's a priority other than you know getting to feel like i am 100%. >> the patriots are off this week and the tam's first play- saturday. then. also breaking this wall street. sharply.

board dow down 432 points and we should know this comes after a plunge -- note this comes after a plunge in chinese markets and china two main exchanges halted training because the losses were so extreme. >> over to campaign 2016 now. bill clinton hitting the campaign trail for the first time this year. the former president is in new hampshire stomping for his wife hillary. moments ac he -- ago he spoke with supporter in nashua keeping america open and diverse as country. >> it's very important that we stand against terrorists who try to abuse religion for any purpose and any religion to murder people. it's important we not be chumps when we decide what security provisions should be employed to check people's background. but we don't want to run away from the place from the place we have been. in america it's a place that welcomes all people who are willing to treat other people

and willing to follow law. >> this was bill clinton's first solo appearance during the campaign season. he has another event today in exeterdonald trump is taking ad. >> politicians can pretend it's something else but donald trump terrorism. >> the spot lays out the plan including his controversial call to stop muslims from entering the united states. and his proposal to build the wall along the mexican border. trump will advice et new hampshire this evening and john keller is following the political maneuvers and will have a full report tonight at 5. breaking now at noon sky- high over a dangerous situation a car hit a utility pole on route 1 causing wires to fall southbound lanes. the pole came crashing down on top of that car. the road is closed as crews work to safely clean it up.

southbound lanes could be closed for 4 to 5 hours and the northbound side could be shut down up to two hours and one person was hurt and it's not clear how serious the person's injuries are. the weather. you are going to feel it an arctic blast of air moving through new england along with it snow and flurries and danielle is here and how much in. >> eastern massachusetts whoa could get scattered coatings and the jackpot region is where the ocean effect bands set up. we have been following in -- falling in terms of the temperatures. midnight was the high for the day at 35 in boston. by 6 a.m. we dropped to 31. now in the 20s and we will continue to fall through the afternoon dipping into the teens as we head into overnight tonight and by tomorrow morning. so the real feel forecast by the time we get to tomorrow, it's going to be subdiseuro ---- zero. single digits coming into the city itself.

boston right now. 31 in taunton so there's relatively milder air to the south but it's the longest boundary upper level enjury-- energy swinging through from rockport to gloucester a couple flurries moving from the east a a band of light snow showers from the merrimack valley along 495, 93 as well and including in the city of boston couple flakes flying framingham that band is moving to the north and east. we will watch this as it sets up shove over cape cod bay with a little light snow. so between now and mid to late afternoon, these snow showers bands of a-- of snow push in. temperatures in the teens and 20s and we continue to see ocean effect bands overnight tonight that will end wrapping up in the morning tomorrow acumulation could top out 1 to

a winter weather advisory in effect locally up to 4 inches. i will let you know how long it will last and when we make a minutes. you are looking at a boston police officer being attacked. suspect facing charges for the assault that was caught on camera. >> chante lands is live with the very latest from court. >> reporter: kathryn and chris the suspect's attorney called the incident very bizarre. he also offered very few details into a possible motive. >> yes your honor. >> reporter: standing still and silent andrew bowman faces a boston district court judge. this after cell phone video from onlookers near city hall plaza garage catches him reaching into a police cruiser and repeatedly punching an officer in the place. police say the attack that happened on early new year's day lasted for nearly 45 seconds. they arrested and charged

on a officer causing injury. >> i wouldn't say remorse. there's a recollection issueism happens. >> reporter: bowman he's attorney declined to comment on whether or not he has a mental health issue and if alcohol or drugs played a role. >> a bit bizarre in and of itself but we have to let the facts play out. >> reporter: he said the 23- year-old client is a student at the university of new haven. >> good kid. his father is here and his family is here in strong support. history. >> reporter: the prosecutor asked the judge to set bail at $1,000 cash and his attorney the. the judge set bail at 2,000 dollars cash. >> given the facts, i think given the allegations and what understand. >> reporter: and bowman is due back in court on february 4th for the pretrial hearing. reporting live outside municipal court wbz news. >> thanks very much.

faces charges for attacking a police officer who was trying to help him. authorities say around 3 in the morning on new year's day officers found him in the driveway when the officer asked if he needed help police say that the man attacked. punching the officer in the throat and choking him. so he is being held on 500,000 dollars bail. police avested man in qeax late night stabbing. police say after midnight a man was found bleeding from the chest officers then arrested william griffin of new brain tree. he is now facing assault and battery charges. the victim was taken to the hospital with nonlife- threatening injuries. a lawrence man will be in court today accused of dragging a state troopers during a traffic stop. police say the driver took off on 93 south yesterday morning while the trooper had his arm in the car. the trooper was not hurt. >> today a connecticut man is facing a weapons charges after

this stash of weapons at gillette stadium susie steimle has the story. >> reporter: matthew bromson seemed relatively unphased of courts as he list -- court as he listened to the charges he has a lengthy criminal history which made it easy to be held on a high a bail. as from thes cougs rattled off the list of charges against matthew bromson he had an uncommon reaction smiling and laughing and shaking his head in court. he is here because police found a cache of weapons in his car. friday was the morning of the winter classic hockey game and witness say he showed up in the parking lot drunk and saying he wanted to party and scalp a ticket. they saw him placing items on people's windshields. >> defense is i did it because i am just like santa claus. >> reporter: witnesses told police they thought he pointed a rifle in their direction.

window what he was doing and at that time the defendant located 25 yards from their spots and he was loading his gun. >> reporter: when police searched his car they found a samurai sword, stun gun and meat cleaver and a hand full of other weapons. given his lengthy criminal history in massachusetts and connecticut, the judge ordered him held on 7500 and 10,000 cash bail for the multiple charges. bromson will undergo a mental health evaluation and there are charges pending against him in connecticut but he didn't waive his right to extradition and connecticut police will have to come here on january 27th to present the charges and potentially bring him back to connecticut. live, susie steimle. >> thanks very much. the president and ceo of the company now delivering the boston globe says it could be four to six months before delivery service will get back to normal.

prompting an unprecedented move about 200 globe writers reporters and editors all helped deliver the sunday newspaper this weekend. the video shows the sunday editor out delivering newspapers in jamaica plains yesterday morning. over the past week many subscribers got papers late or not at all. some volunteers included pulitzer prize winning staff who offered to help. >> this is an amaying bunchch people. we put out -- bunch of bush -- amazing bun of people and we put out a amazing product and to hejoy it. enjoy it. >> we want the people to have their newspaper. >> we see the globe globe as a family-- globe as a family and it's in distress and we have been asked to help and we are here. >> they released a statement saying in part we expect the process to improve not instantly but steadily with customers for patience. now a developing story fbi

to a stand off with a armed militia group that has taken john blackstone reports. >> reporter: at the occupied compound protesters are settling in for the long haul. ammon bundy says they are fight back against the government's expansion of the over 100-year- old federal wildlife refuge at the expeps pens of local ranchers. >> there's been tremendous abuse and they used the courts to prosecute and basically take the land and resources away from the people. >> reporter: back in 2014, bundy's father was embroiled in the dispute with federal officials over grazing rights on federal land in nevada. that escalated into an armed confrontation. this group set up camp saturday after a march in a nearby town in support of two ranchers. >> yeah.

his son steven were convicted of setting fires on federal land and served jail time and they say it was not arson but their property. in october, a judge added 4 more years to their sentence. >> seems like a little overreach for having burned 127 acres. >> reporter: in a statement the hammonds' attorney reports they are not associated with bundy's group saying the neither ammon or anyone in his group or organization speak for the hammond family but protesters say they plan to stay put until all local ranchers reclaim land they alleged was stolen by the u.s. government years ago. jock -- john blackstone. >> we thank you for being with us. new video of the el faro wreckage on the ocean floor. what he next in the search for answers. >> one of the largest automakers throwing its weight behind a ride sharing company.

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welcome back. federal investigators are considering launching another search a find the missing black boxes from the el faro wreckage. >> this as we get the first look at the final resting place of the ship. it went down in october in the middle of hurricane joaquin. the captain intended to steer around the storm. but the ship lost engine power during the hurricane. 33 crew members several from new england were lost at sea and the ntsb released video of the ship at the bottom of the ocean and bermuda triangle showing the top of the ship sheered off. investigators became emotional when speaking with 60 minutes. >> to see the violence of the sea and the winds that would have had to occur to cause that kind of shock, to cause that kind of an event. >> because certainly there would have been people on the bridge. >> yes. >> investigators say they are

case within a year even without the data recorders. the safety board tells cbs there's no evidence that the el faro's owners pressured the captain to continue on the route he chose. switching gears over to the the weather back here at home, and the we are talking about cold. >> big discussion. >> brutal cold. >> we have been talk about it-- talking about it all morning this is the time the winter gear will get good use. even walking outside the difference from walking out when we got to work and now. >> it was warmer at 3 this morning. >> it was in the 30s. if you think it's cold now, system. this is the coldest air we have had come in in 10 months and the heart the core of the cold comes in overnight tonight. ocean effect snow will taper off tomorrow morning on the cape and islands. after that, we are quiet. until the weekend. that's the next storm threat. and it looks like a big snow maker is unlikely this time around.

we may get pockets of rain that could mix with some snow or ice the weekend. we will keep you posted on that. check this out, boston the real feel is 13 right now. burlington vermont 14 below zero so it's much colder in morning new england but the cold air has been draining and winds picking up. the temperatures. so that kind of gives you perspective as well just what the wind does. 31 when you come back down towards taunton and almost couple different areas of snow one that's been moving in from southwest to northeast with upper level energy coming through. another one with the band of snow there's the ocean effect just starting to take shape hereoftentimes that ends up with a localized band so a lot of eastern massachusetts has been in and out of light snow andflurries as well and that continues through the mid to late afternoon. should be pretty localized down towards plymouth county and the cape heading into evening and overnight tonight.

highest totals. one city or town may see a dusting and another may see one or two more inches and locally higher amounts possible. expect snowfall here general coating for a lot of us in eastern massachusetts possible up to 4 inches in spots in the cape where the bands set up 1 to 3 and this is a fluffy snowfall here. easy to move around and can slick roadways. overnight tonight, look at the readings, 13 is where we go to boston. this is coldest we have had since the beginning of march. so it has been a while. single digits north and west of town. and highs tomorrow don't get out of the mid to upper 20s. but you can't forget the wind. by the way the wind won't being a strong tomorrow but will make a impact. real feel is going to be in the single digits above and below zero heading into overnight tonight and tomorrow morning we are waking up to wind chills around zero for the morning commute and teens heading throughout the afternoon.

highpressure builds in and sunshine for tomorrow and wednesday and looks like we get a quick rebound too so we go back into the mid-40s wednesday afternoon and 40s to end the week and clouds increase on friday and there's the chance of rain unsettled as we head into both saturday and sunday. guys back to you. >> all right it's going to be cold bundle up. >> get your dollars ready. power ball jackpot is growing once again. >> nobody won over weekend which means the jackpot is now up to 400 million dollars. one lucky winner in connecticut saturday's drawing. the prize up is for grabs on wednesday so you saw a little bit -- you have a little bit of time to get tickets. reinvented. >> still ahead, the big change coming today to a fast-food giant.

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the search is on for the person who lost a sim positively love. >> a plainville woman was shopping at tj maxx looking at pants and found what she thought was a key ring but it was a wedding band. >> i thought it had engraving on the inside so, right away i knew it was someone's wedding ring. and it was a odd feeling. >> the woman she brought the ring to police and it has an inscription inside that reads aj to db with the date november 27th, 1978 if you have any information you are asked to call plainville police. >> hope they find them. >> yeah. >> cold out there. >> it's all about the cold. wind chill near zero tomorrow bundle up. >> we will. >> all right.

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