fell from the stairs knocking off his mask losing oxygen. that's what 15 year firefighter gregory jean spotted him from outside. >> i heard him pounding the window to break it and seen his hand and i reached in and said brother give me your hand. >> reporter: this is the living room wndo where the firefighter -- window where the firefighter pulled the colleague out and said he landed in the bushes. >> he had his tank and driving him out and ep braised. >> reporter: the hug was brief. >> within moments we turned around and the room was fully involved. >> you quickly recounting i guess sort of take in how close it actually was. >> reporter: 20 year saugus firefighter veteran inside and led the two remaining trapped firefighters out the front door. >> he thought he was going to die in the fire. and that he might not make it out. he was running really low on air and he felt like he had a couple seconds left of air and that was going to be it. >> hopefully it's something that i never have to deal with ever again.

brother or sister in harm's way ever again. >> reporter: and investigators believe that fire may have started in the basement at this hour. reporting live from saugus, chantee lans, wbz news. >> thank you. the mother of little baby bella now officially charged with helping to dispose of her daughter body. rachelle bond hid her face and sobbed as prosecutors spelled out the cover-up. liam martin is here with more. >> reporter: she facees two charges accessory after the fact of the murder of her daughter and larceny. rachelle bond entered court wednesday accused of covering daughter. a authorities allege that in late may, two-year-old bella bond was refusing to go to bed. >> continues. >> reporter: michael mccarty rachelle bond's boyfriend allegedly killed the toddler. immediately her daughter was dead and went to hold her but

seeing her daughter and told did. >> reporter: macconsideringy and bond stored the body if a refrigerator before -- mccarty and bond are aexcuseed of storing the body in a refrigerator before putting waits in the bag and dump ute in the ocean. eye washed-up on deer island and authorities pleaded with the public to help identify her, rachelle bond is accused of saying nothing while continuing to collect benefits for her dead child. >> we dispute the fact that she assisted mr. mccarthy in anyway. >> reporter: rachelle bond's attorney argues that mccarthy kept her client kwai wet threats and drugs and she accuses the state of trying this case in the public. >> this case is played out in front of the cameras for the benefit of the potential jury pool and poisoning future trial or any chance miss bond has of trying this case with a neutral finder. >> reporter: the judge today

$1 million cash bail. michael mccarthy perboy -- her boyfriend is indicted on murder charges. >> thanks. breaking news at 5, involving actor bill cosby. l.a. district torn's office today declining to file criminal charges against cosby for two alleged sexual assaults. the da's office says that it reviewed both cases and found insufficient evidence to prove the crimes beyond a reasonable doubt. last month cosby was charged with sexual assault in pennsylvania. and developing news now in auburn war tractor trailer rolled over spilling plywood on the i-90 interchange. it took crews hours to clean up the mess. the good news is that no one was injured. also in a been we note body found along i-290 yesterday is that of a 48-year-old man. worcester county district attorney ace david laroche's body was found at bottom of a steep embankment i his family was searching for him. he got out of a car in the breakdown lane the night before the medical examiner will be performing an autopsy.

trouble after police say he broke into the same business twice in one day. officers say joseph lanzili hit the final finish collision center yesterday morning and was spotted in the shop later last night when police say he threatened a manager with a knife. he ran off but police caught him and he is facing a number of charges. turning to the weather. beautiful night out there right now. cool and clear and temps certainly have come up. couple of issues could be popping up for the weekendch let's check in with eric fisher you said 40 would feel good and it did. >> forecast verification like to hear that. the 40s did feel pretty nice and the sunshine. 45 in boston which is actually way up above average for this time year. 40 in the city and 32 worcester and most suburbs starting todrop off quickly and 20s showing up. it will be another cold night for sure. clear skies and quiet conditions across the eastern corridor and we expect low temps tonight 14 to 22 and 26 in downtown boston. not as cold as the last couple nights.

now for the weekend, watching a couple things, a little light saturday. and then we will track a larger storm system for sunday and rain. it could bring record temperatures to the area. forecast coming up in a bit. you. also tonight did it happen? north korea claims for the first time it successfully tested a hydrogen bomb but official in the united states are skeptical. paula ebben is live. >> reporter: they rattled the world and they chairman they reached the new levels of nuclear sophistication but it could be weeks until that is confirmed. north korean claims it successfully tested a miniaturized hydrogen bomb but the obama administration is not so sure. >> ther in analysis conduct -- did the-- the initial and will alsis of the -- analysis of the

hydrogen bomb test. >> reporter: it recommendation tiered 5.1 quake. 5.1 quake. u.s. intelligence believe a full-sizeed bomb would have been more powerful. south korea and japan condemned the test and so did china one of north korea's few allies. >> the members of the security council strongly condemn this test which is a clear violation of security council resolutions. >> reporter: japan mobilized reconnaissance planes to collect air samples to test for radiation. analysts say if north korea claims are true, it could be a game changer in the arms race. >> if they are on the the verge of mill tieration they are very -- mill tarration they are close -- mill tarration they are close to putting it on a warhead he. >> reporter: and this is the fourth claim of a nuclear test. so again the white house announced this afternoon the initial analysis shows that

claims of a hydrogen bomb test and the security council members plan todraft a resolution to deal with north korea but haven't said if icon -- it will contain sanctions. paula ebben. >> thanks. developing tonight a criminal investigation is underway into the outbreak of people getting sick in chipotle. federal authorities have subpoenaed a large number of document in the restaurant chain and it's all in relation to noro vieos outbreak in california. dozens were sick nd by a similar outbreak at a chipotle in cleveland circle in massachusetts but that's not covered in this particular investigation. boston globe deliveries are getting better but it will be weeks before they are back to normal. that's what the paper's chief executive tells us today. >> we are at a point where we have a structural solution to the problem. i think it will start improving dramatically starting next monday. and so i think over the next couple weeks after that you will see pretty much back to 100%. >> we just can't apologize

>> globe did admit to wbz it's losing subscribers because of the delivery mess. the problem started when the globe hired a new distributor. ironically they are fixing the problem by bringing back the pape are's old distributor and -- paper's old distributor and having them pick up the roots. now to the patriots tom preyedy in front of the cameras for the first time since he got hurt last weekend and he says he feels better. let's get to our sports director steve burton live at the scene and that's what we want to hear. >> you got that right. when tom brady is doing better, that's good news. patriots are beaten up and battered and bruised and there's no question tom brady was limping after sunday's loss but is moving around much better today. and take a look a walk through. for the pats in foxboro and they had the regular season bye in week 4 and the grind has taken its toll on the team. lots of guys are banged up especially number 12 but he says he is improving. >> getting better.

this is the first time we have had off in a while, so, a lot of guys have been fighting bumps and bruise over the course of the season so we try to take advantage of it as best you can can to feel good because we will need everybody a week from saturday to be at their very best. mentally, i am ready to go. you know physically you want to feel your best and you can't do the right things to get to that point so that's which are feel like i am. >> we have all access on friday at 7 and saturday night watch the steelers and bengals wild card game on wbz at 8:15 and we will update the playoff picture on sunday with patriots game day and sports final and-- >> we lot of your audio -- lost your audio.

right now in milford on 495 both directions the road is closed because of a terrible truck accident. this is at exit 20. traffic a complete mess. they are diverting cars off 495 and we will bring you new information and pictures when we can. the power ball drawing is tonight and the jackpot is now 500 million dollars. if you didn't buy your it can you have plenty of time until 10:45 and the drawing is at 11 after all the taxes you could walk away with a lump sum of $214 million dollars. we will have the numbers for you tonight in the wbz news at 11. so good luck there. i can't believe it went up again from 455 to 500. >> that tells you how many people are buying tickets. a confrontation on the courts. >> cameras rolling as a high school coach appears to take things too far. >> plus an animal rescue that show lassie.

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dog deer and swans all in need of a rescue. now, glad to tell outanimals are safe. >> and -- you the animals are safe. >> and for a little dog that slipped down an embankment the rescue is thanks to a canine friend. jim smith has the sorry. >> can you do it. >> he knew his partner needed help. >> reporter: meet jock andana bell and nowana bell owes her live to jacque. >> she probably wouldn't have made it too long it was cold. >> reporter: on tuesday the elderly owner what medical issue during the confusion the poochs ran off into the woods police found jacque but anda bell was missing and jacque sent a urge sent message. >> barked and come towards me and run away and continued to do this. >> reporter: he was let's leading rescueser toana bell. >> i got close -- to anna bell. >> i got close enough and the

she was surround by water behind and it was all ice. >> reporter: once they found anna bell fire rescue crews scooped her up and couldn't have done it without jacque. >> it doesn't surprise me especially dogs that's been together for a long time they become very bonded with each other they are continual gent people doesn't give dogs the credit they deserved. >> reporter: once you get out hoare you realize how serious it was. anna bell was from the bottom of the ravine not far from a creek and temperatures were frigid. jacque is a real life canine hero. >> he would bark and look at me and make sure i was following and continue on and he kept doing it. i was impressed. >> reporter: is he like lassie? >> absolutely. >> reporter: in orange jim smith wbz news. >> he is so cute. there were four swans we mentioned thearler they were in bedford and the deer was in west -- mentioned earlier they were in bed foreand the deer

>> they are not going to let that guy without saving anna bell. >> you coming. >> down there. >> great story. >> and. >>i don't think 40 degrees felt so good is not sun is getting stronger. slowly climbing up out of the gutter. a warming trend and a red square for this month on the calendar. january is running above average of course yesterday the coldest day of the month so far and just a typical jag day -- january day. looking at the 24-hour temperature change compared to this time last night. 15 to 20 degrees warmer than what we are feeling at 5 yesterday evening. more tolerable. 40 degrees in boston. 33 in plymouth and 2 degrees last night is hitting above the orange. all across the northeast a more map. lots of 30s and 40s. too warm. control. pressure. the difference today it moved

more southwesterly and brings in the milder flow of air and we enjoy the bright skies and similar setup for tomorrow. overnight low temps cold night teens and 20s across the region the fairly light winds and that's not a big your eu. tomorrow morning a bright and chel-- issue. tomorrow morning a bright and chilly start. it will be a touch milder tomorrow afternoon. about 40 degrees at lunchtime and a nice winter day. very light winds tomorrow. and as we head towards the evening, a few clouds sunset at 4:28 and we will fall back through the 30s again. so going for a high of 45 in boston and worcester up to 39. fitchburg at 41 and new bedford degrees. another day above the norm for this time of the year. as we had towards friday changes, our -- weas we head towards friday some changes. we will have clouds down out of the gulf of maine and increasing cloud cover and we will see a little cooler temperatures because of the northeastern flow. sog to watch late -- something to watch late friday night into saturday a weak disturbance is west.

and maybe just enough moisture here and there for a little bit of freezing drizzle. is to go keep a close eye on i doesn't think it will be a big story but something to be aware of late friday into saturday night. especially across the anterior. the biggest -- anterior. the bigger storm system is on sunday and we are on the warm side of this one. the warmer air will he can tendup noel northern new england -- up into northern new england. low 40s around boston and eastern massachusetts and 30s across interior parts of the state. sunday spikes into the 50s with heavy rain moving through and could be a little street flooding in the heavier downpours and gusty southerly wind and ice and snow not a factor on sunday. and in fact, it is close to the records many forecasting 50 in worcester and the record is 53 and forecasting 54 in boston. the record there is 56. we will be in the ball park. have a spring like day but changes next week. here's accu-weather seven-day. hon a my of -- monday a high of

tuesday in the 20s and we are watching for a chance of snow late tuesday into wednesday the next thing to keep in the back of your mind. lisa. >> good to know thanks. now a video that a lot of people are watching across the country. a pennsylvania basketball coach apparently head butting a referee. we want to give you a better look. with seconds left in the game u can see -- you can see the high school coach walk up to the head. the coach was thrown out and has been placed on facing charges. seriously injured. and this was a very close call with a big fish caught on camera. look at this. fishermen enjoying the day on the water in australia when the catch decides to put up a fight. marlin jump out of the water and comes close to hitting one of the men in the boat. no one was hurt. the fish flopped around on the boat for a second and then wound up right back in the water with everybody's heart racing david. >> yeah for sure. hey the winner is kerry washington.

cambridge later this month for a parade and, of course, the roast. washington currently stars in the drama "scandal." i want to make a correction. we mentioned earlier you had until 10:45 to bite tickets. >> 8:45. >> 9:50 i wrote it and looked it up and thought it said 10:45 it's my fought 9:50. >> you don't want people to get -- fault. 9:50. >> you don't want people to get tickets. another reason to put down the tablet or cell phone. >> dr. mallika marshall has more concern about the digital eyestrain and what to do to prevent it. >> imagine looking in your backyard and seeing this. parts of california in crisis because of el nino. >> and we are following breaking news affecting a lot of people right now in milford a tractor trailer on fire shut down both sides of 495 at exit 20. the evening commute absolutely a nightmare in that area. we have skyeye on the way to the scene right now and as soon as we get new information we

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in health news tonight a lot of new years resolution involve losing weight. but maybe just maybe we should put off our diets for a little while.

and i am all for this because all for procrastinating if i can. >> reporter: have you wondered why it's so hard to lose weight. we say we will shed the pound in the new year but it's hard to do right. >> it is. >> reporter: and that's because it might have something to do with evolution because for thousands of years, animals were programmed to store more fat and move less in the wintertime when food sources were scarce. and unfortunately, fatty and sugary foods are plentiful all year-round which works against us. so some experts recommend waiting until spring when historically crops would grow and our ancestors were less afraid of starving to death. now that's not to say i am not encouraging you to eat healthierin the new year but don't beat yourself up. >> too late you convinced me i am starting in april. and most of us will admit we spend too much time on devices and i have my within arm's reach and may not be good for our eyes. >> reporter: that's right. you may not realize how many

you go through the day the computer and cell phone and maybe a tablet orwearable device and the visual bouncing around could put a strain on your eyes. christopher works in technology sales so he spends a lot of time on his laptop and smart phone. >> i noticed headaches and eyestrain and constantly blinking. >> reporter: he suffers from digital eyestrain and he is not alone. a new survey from the vision council shows 8 in 10 americans who suffer from digital eyestrain use two or more devices at the same time. >> the human eyes were not designed to spend 10, 12 hours a day look up -- looking up close. >> reporter: the survey of more than 10,000 adults found 65% of americans suffer from symptoms such as dry irritated eyes blurred vision and headaches and neck and back pain from staring at screens. >> it might be higher than that. >> reporter: the dr. jesse lee

by using 20, 20, 20 rule. >> for every 20 minutes that you are working up close, to take a 20 sek break to look at something 20 feet further away. not just -- that allows your eyes to reset. >> reporter: for colleti new glasses were the ultimate fresh start. >> from the moment i put on my cree pree description i fond my eyes relaxed. >> reporter: he says the screen is not going anywhere but the strain is gone. pushing the screen further back and increasing the font size can put less stress on your ice. they recommend yearly exams whether or not you are experiencing visual symptoms. >> thank you. lisa. a disturbing discovery after a violent case of road rage. still to come, what investigators found in the suspect's home. then, raging flood waters trapping people in their cars. we will take you a -- a take a closer look at the el nino storms devastating out west and

you if you leave phone in the pocket. coolest gadgets and gizmos at the consumer electronics show and breaking news in milford. you see the pictures here. a tractor trailer fire. 495. newsroom. the evening commute the area terrible right now. skyeye is on the way to the scene on 495 in millford. the -- milford. accident in the southbound lanes but both sides are closed we will bring you new information as soon as we get

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