snow totals are on lighter side. lal faction -- halifax a half inch hanover and randolph the similar situation enough to outside. expect to get coating to as much as 2 inches of additional very low totals but it's about the travel and the temperatures that are starting to fall back teens out there and when you factor in the wind feeling chillier by the time we head into the overnight they willfall back into the -- fall back into the single digits snow showers towards the cape and islands heading into the overnight. take a look at the rest of the week in a few minutes david. >> thanks. you hopped out and saw a blanket of snow on the grass. once it started to pile up on the asphalt that's when the problems started. louisa moller is live and it's been a tricky commute lose louisa. >> reporter: yeah david you can see firsthand the evidence of

between here and basically through ducksbury on route three massdot reporting it's not moving faster than 25 miles probably less and you can see a little bit of what has caused this. there was clearly a dusting here. we saw some of that evidence of almost whiteout conditions andslippery underneath that. now, the massachusetts state police started to warn about this around 3:00 saying that especially in the ducksbury area there were slippery conditions about upwards of 20 340e9or vehicles off the road -- 20 motor vehicles off the road and we have pictures. there was a car that ran off the road and went into tree. a tractor trailer that slid off and another truck so conditions this don't seem to have improbed very much -- improved very much. we are talking a dusting of snow and slippery conditions and slow moving here.

up at 6 for now live in norwell louisa moller. >> it's not that we can reach out and touch a car. thanks. keep a close eye on every weather system head our way on the cbs boston weather app. get the latest storm tracks and weather alerts free on itunes and android app store. breaking news. whitey bulger's girlfriend will plead guilty to new charges. prosecutors charged her with contempt of court. and liam martin is here wrs cath lynn greg will plead guilty. the 64-year-old was not present today for the hearing at the federal courthouse in boston. prosecutors say she refused a judge's order to testify about other people who might have helped whitey bulger during his time as a fugitive and her attorneys says she will plead guilty. greg is serving an 80 year cents for aiding him while on the run. together in california. bulger is serving a life

racketeering and it's unclear if the new guilty plea will add to her time in prison. >> liam thanks. this didn't make you feel good to see tom brady battered and bruised. patriots fans anxious today about the injured quarterback. of course the latest player to be hurt. >> the team is banged up. how does brady's injury affect the team. steve burton joins because closer look. >> if there's one thing we know he will play two weeks from now. the question is how effective will he be. adam schefter reports he suffered a sprained right ankle but no fractures or breaks. it happened during the second quarter of the game when miami suh crushed him with a low tackle. he he was bent backwards by the hit and was show to get up and hobbled off the field and out of the post game press conference but this morning he will be ready to go 12 days from now.

i've had plenty worst injuries than this one. believe me i will do everything i can to be out there so there's nothing else in my life that's a priority other than getting to feel 100%. >> yesterday matthew slater says he never seen a tougher football player than tom brady and is confident he will give everything he has in the playoffs. >> wish him a speedy full recoverypatriots have the weekend off by but we have all access friday at 7 and saturday night catch the wild card game between bengals and steelers. if bengals win they will go up against the pay the on the andif they lose the pats pats will face the winner of the chiefs game. now at 5 a brutal attack. a milford man is charged with punching a police officer in the throat and choking him. and investigators say the officer was just trying to help

paul burtson live where the suspect face adjudge. paul. >> reporter: i can tell you that suspect faced a number of charges today including attempted murder and assault and battery. everyone is still scratching their heads trying to find out what caused the man to attack the office here was trying tohelp. >> he came close to losing his life. >> reporter: officer russell poissant is e-- is recovering at home after trying to help this man. you don't expect. you are looking for the person with a gun and the victim attacks you. >> reporter: police say on new year's day silveira was claiming someone was chasing hipping with -- him with a gun when the office are tried to help him from running into a oncoming car he attacked him. >> at that point in time, he struck the officer in the battle for his life.

tried to gouge one of his ice out and choked him until he lost consciousness. >> he called for help on the radio the individual bit him in the hand and he had him in a sizzle lock. >> reporter: si. lveira lives in hudson and is a carpenter and it's unclear what provoked the attack. >> that was his interpretation of it awed dedication -- [audio not understandable] >> reporter: veeptually police arrived and gave officer poissant cpr and arrested silveira. >> it's very bizarre. officer poissant was this attempting to help the individual telling him that i am here to help you. >> reporter: silveira is being held without bail and is due back in court. the officer is recovering at

but i can tell you he is in rough shape. paul burtons. >> thank you. and a 23-year-old everett man attacked boston police officer the man held on bail. early new year's day andrew bowman reached into the officer's vehicle near city hall plaza and repeatedly punched him in the face. >> it was bizarre in and of itself but we have to let the facts play it out. there's a recollection issue and i don't think he rrls recalls what happened in bowman is due back in court later this month. we have breaking news from wall street affecting a lot of people. a rough start to the new year for stocks. dow losing more than 275 points today after steep losss in china and europe. at one point the dow is down more than 450 points and nasdaq and s&p 500 also were down sharply. campaign 2016 bill clintonon familiar territory presidential campaign. of course supporting his wife

this morning he stumped from hillary telling a crowd while he won't speak for her policy plans, he has reviewed them and he thinks it's the best plan to move towards a more prosperous country. former president says hillary has surprised him in the past. >> she understands what it takes to keep our country as safe as possible to stop big bad things from happening and make as many good things happen as possible. when she was secretary of state she negotiated a sanctions on iran and unbelievably got russia and china to sign off on them i didn't think she could do that. >> another clinton event in hour. tonight donald trump sp holding a rally in lowell drawing supporters and protesters. jon keller is there live. jon. >> reporter: hi lisa. well, i understand that bill clinton drew about 400 people to the rally in keene today. look at the crowd just now

there have been i would say close to a thousands people waiting out in the bid bitter cold for more than an hour in order to get into see donald trump tonight and perhaps you can hear in the background they are chanting trump's name. that was starting to be drowned out by a chant of open the doors. and i can understand why. because it's bitter cold here in lowell tonight. that's not deterring the faithful. from turning out and as you can see in video we shot earlier today, people did start lining up earlier. and there has been a lot of talk in recent days here in the lowell area about a student led protest and they sut up a free speech done about 100 -- zone about 100 yards away from the front door for protesters to gather there. was a small group there earlier and this appears to have grown to maybe about 50 or so young people with signs. we will fill you in more on that at 6 and tonight at 10 and 11, we will have a full report

saying tonight to the crowd here in lowell and whether there are any differences as he launches into the homestretch of his new hampshire primary campaign. for now live in lowell, jon keller at large wbz news. lisa david. >> all right see you then thanks. we have the developing story tonight justice department in the epa are suing volkswagen over the auto makers's emissions cheating software. in secretary vw admitted nearly 600,000 diesel vehicles sold in the united states were programmed to pass emissions tests when in reality they gave off pollution up to 40 times the federal standard. also developing an armed militia group in oregon will do what ever is necessary to defend itself after take over part of a remote wildlife refuge to protest federal ownership of the land.

the site of the terror attack in san bernardino california reopened today. 600 employees returned to the inland regional center. they met in small groups to talk about the the attacks that killed 14 people. now the actual conference center where a husband and wife supporting isis opened fire will be closed indefinitely. and today the president is vowing to move forward on gun control measures by-passing the republican controlled congress with an executive order. >> this is not going to solve every violent crime in the country, it's not going to prevent every mass shooting. it's not going to keep every gun out of the hands of a criminal, it will potentially save lives. >> the president did not reveal the details of the order but it's expected to include measures to expand background checks. house peeker paul -- speaker powell ryan -- paul ryan calls it a overreach. >> a crash that caused a big problem. >> the accident that shut down a major highway for hours.

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. that is big mess on route 1. sky "over the scene after a car slammed into the utility pole knocking down the wires across both the north and the southbound lanes. the accident happening before 11 this morning. >> and one of the southbound lanes is actually still closed at this point. christina hagger is live. >> reporter: for utility crews and massdot crusades race to get route 1 back and running by the evening rush hour and they did it. southbound side of route 1 is down to one lane for a small stretch where they are working to restore power but this road was completely shut down for most of the day northbound and southbound. countless drivers rerouted to avoid this scene. a silver car mangedeled by the -- make led by the weight of the utility polite crabbed into and everything on it.

a person in the car, even though this was transformers on the car the door was opened and i didn't want to touch the car. >> reporter: bob owns the car wash a woman was turning into when police say she cut off the driver of this car forcing it into the pole holding up a bundle of wire carrying 10 you this volts of electricity. he he helped her out. >> grabbed her hand and had her breath deep and calm her down and got her out of the the car as soon as possible. >> reporter: and grabbing her hands but careful not to touch metal. >> not to touch anything metal. >> reporter: she was able to walk and even talk. >> she was really banged up and screaming and i would say she was more nervous i guess adrenaline took over and you have to help somebody. >> reporter: he lost one day of business no power here nor at neighboring businesses and homes. while crews worked carefully not to upset the precarious

network of poles along route 1 and a complicated fix and a traffic mess but it could have been much more. >> thank god she had on a seat belt and air bag went off and she was able to walk with my help. >> reporter: no serious injuries and no charges or citations as of yet. and a bit gude news -- bit of good news they are reporting they have to have the power back up and running soon. now back to you. >> it's been a long afternoon. thank you. paying your toll without hitting the brake. that's a step closer reality on the mass pike the first all electronic toll structure went up over the weekend. the system is expected to be up by october next fall those with a ez pass can drive without slowing down and if you don't have an ez pass cameras will take a pick torn send you a bill in the mail he.

road it canly on route 3 and it's not pretty. >> these are the views from skyeye right now where the cars are basically stopped in duxbury slick conditions causing all kinds of traffic problems. louisa moller was live a few moments ago where the cars were stopped and amazing eric the tooniest bit of snow off the water. >> usually these are the situations where we see the most issues because it's not a big storm and you say it's going to be a little snowfall and people go a little bit of snowfall. but all it takes is a little bit and it gets slick. these are more traditional. so let's look at the radar tonight and see the snow on thesouth shore heading towards cape and wind is coming in off the water. very cold wind as we have felt today. water is very he warm even in mass bay and gulf of maine. it's the temperature deference plus the wind picking -- differential plus the wind pick up the snow. we look at live doppler radar

and plymouth and toward the cape seeing that snowfall a report from larry in centreville says light snow there. we will track it as it shifts further east in the evening time frame. terry sent this from plymouth. the road are slow. it's very cold too. there will be no melting. wind gusting out of the north northeast for many. we willa few gusts own 3 -- over 33 miles per hour. and in terms of the snow we will move the focus toward the towards the islands. right now it's not looking terribly intense but it's enough to make things slick and that's the bottom line of the tomorrow morning before tomorrow. time. so-- the entire time. a coating to a couple inches possible from the line toward the cape and island. not a big storm but one to stream caution. falling back. 23 in boston.

washington it starts above our heads and works down. the northeast locks like winter all of a sudden. a low of 11 in boston. 3 in worcester # fitch bushing down to 2 the coattest air -- coldest air since last winter. tomorrow in the 20s. this is the coldest the day in sometime. today's 23450eu in -- today's high in boston was 35. and it got colder. when you factor in the the wind, wind chill values in the single digits in the times a few subzero wind chills and so full wint are attire nrd tonight and into tomorrow morning out the door and that wind will relax heading through the day tomorrow. after that high pressure is in control and bright skies and wednesday and bright skies on thursday and then we start to cloud up on friday but it comes with a moderating trend. the harsh cold tonight and for the day tomorrow starts to give way up around 40 on wednesday and into the 40s on thursday and all the temps are above average so aid taste of -- it's

being a you weather seven-day, next will be saturday a mix of well. we will watch that another storm behind that late sunday into monday and quiet before then but that's the one to put on the calendar for now. >> we will watch this and listening to you. history of the boston marathon will play out for audiences around the world in a new documentary. filmmakers are just starting now. they say boston which is what they are calling it won't focus entirely on the bombings. instead they plan to explore the marathon's humble beginnings from 1897 on. and the 2013 attacks will be included in the film as will the city's recovery and the days that follow. megan williams is working on the documentary which she says will premier in 2017. it's nice to hear it's someone with cache because you want it done well. starts. that possible. so why do so few people know about it.

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everyone would know about it right? incredibly no. although there is a push to make more people aware of it including doctors. dr. mallika marshall shows one age group in particular has not been getting the information to keep them from getting sick. >> reporter: she was 23 years old when -- he was 23 when his doctor gave him a life changing diagnosis. >> you are hiv positive. >> reporter: he is gay and admits he engaged in risky behaviors. he would have been a strong candidate for the hiv prevention drug prep or preexposure prof lastics that can be more than 90% effective from keeping a hiv negative person that way. many providers have not heard of it. >> one out of every three primary care providers and nurses are not aware about prep. >> reporter: dr. rosenthal has been working to get the word

about 13 to 24 years old like lowman. and it's an age bracket that seen a spike in infections as overall hiv rates have dropped. >> i think we can bring the new cases of hiv down so dramatically if everyone that needs to be on can get on. >> reporter: he is a counselor at lbgt service sent fire want to see a change and a change in my generation. >> reporter: he is hoping the story will motivate others to stay healthy and safe. so the cdc says there are about 40,000 hiv infection diagnosed in the u.s. each year. and which moons it's a problem. we can prevent it and people athigh risk that's huge. >> it canly with a pill that's available -- techly with a pill that's -- particularly with a pill that's available. it's not. >> >> reporter: who thought about that turns out our pets living in home with a smoker are at higher risk for weight gain and

cats are affected even more than dogs and perhaps because of their self-grooming which causes them to breath in more toxins and, of course, one way to protect your pets is to smoke outside and even better obviously is to quit altogether and it will not only help your pets but help you and i am hoping it's incent turf do that. >> if your dogs and cats -- incentive to do that. >> if your dation dogs and cats would say that's what -- if your dogs and cats could talk that's they say. over 400 million dollars is up for grabs. the last winner was in november and it's the third largest jackpot in power ball history for whatever reason i was convinced i would win on saturday night and i got one number but it was the power bull so i get a free ticket. >> he. >> out-- again. >> on wednesday. >> yeah. no question the star wars fill sm its own powerful force. >> why some think the block buster could be hurting the

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