live from the channel 4 studios in boston. wbz news at 11:00 starts right now. a boston officer gunned down on duty. >> i am at 33 mount bowdoin terrace. >> a dangerous drug dealer and career criminal.

the safety of those behind the badge. >> officers lay their lives on the line every day and this job has not gotten easier. >> and that officer is suffering from a gun shot wound to the leg. >> now he is expected to recover. our live team coverage begins with julie live at boston medical center. julie. >> reporter: lisa, david, that officer whose name is being withheld is in fair condition. he's expected to be okay. thanks in large part to a newly issued department tourniquet. >> i'm at 33 mount bowdoin terrace, shot. >> the nine-year decorated veteran police officer was chasing down a dangerous drug dealer, a felon, when he was shot in the leg. >> unprovoked, again, our officers not having their weapons out, from what i understand. >> members of the drug unit had

cornered up in a car on mount bowdoin terrace in dorchester. >> at first, i thought it was fire crackers and then when i heard two more gun shots, i got up. >> i heard police yelling, police, and he kept on running. >> commissioner evans says the injured officer tried to tie his newly issued tourniquet, when a fellow officer came to his aid. >> i don't know what he was thinking. >> the suspect's father who saw his son not long before the shooting says he can't explain any of this. >> he is from a good family. we don't condone that kind of behavior. i don't know what he does when he is not here. when he is here, he is a respectful kid. police are here, they do a good job protecting us. we have a lot of respect for the boston police. >> headley is expected to be arraigned on monday. live at boston medical center, wbz news.

digging into his background, our i team found grant headley has a long criminal past. most are drug and weapons charges. in 2008, police labeled him a career criminal. headley served several years in jail. in fact, he was released in april and on probation at the time of today's shooting. now the commissioner says this shooting was completely unprovoked and it comes on the same day that a gunman ambushed a police officer in philadelphia. police everywhere say their job is more dangerous than ever, jim armstrong is live with more. jim, wearing a badge feels like wearing a target for some officers. >> and david, tonight it's not just police who are saying there are too many guns on the street. we talked to one man whose fiance lives right up the street. she was home this morning and watched the whole shooting happen just steps from her house, which was especially painful for her and her family because just yesterday, they

ago. now. >> the gunfire on his street is a lot to take, just the idea that someone would shoot a police officer. >> it's pretty ridiculous, you know, the cops are here to do their jobs, to protect people, and some people are just sick, you know what i'm saying? it's unfortunate that had to happen. >> boston police fear it is much more than that. >> the bottom line is, we are the targets. we are the targets. and that's wrong. >> when they all gathered friday afternoon to speak about the morning shooting, talk quickly turned to the larger picture of what law enforcement feels has been a change for the worst. >> it has become far too common for people to take shots at police officers across this country. and it can't be tolerated. the public has to step up. >> after one of their own was shot in the line of duty, boston's police commissioner said his officers showed tremendous restraint. >> this individual shot one of

were able to tackle him and not use deadly force. >> but that level of restraint, he suggested, is getting harder to maintain. >> our officers lay their lives on the line every day they go any easier. >> this has become a daily it cannot stand. we have to change the way we do business. >> and tonight, both the police officer's union as well as the commissioner himself say a big part of the problem, there are simply too many illegal guns on the streets. we're live in boston tonight, jim armstrong, wbz news, lisa. >> jim, thank you. more now on the officer who was ambushed in philadelphia. the gunman claimed he was doing it for the islamic state. walking right up to the officer's car and firing into that cruiser. tonight, paula evan is in the satellite center with the latest. paula. >> despite getting shot at 13 times. that officer did manage to get out of the car and return fire, ultimately taking down the gunman.

a police funeral. >> surveillance photos show the gunman approaching officer jesse hartnet's patrol car with his weapon drawn. another image shows the suspect reaching inside the vehicle, firing at point-blank range, hitting the 33-year-old officer three times. >> a police officer is shot. >> he exits his police vehicle, starts chase, despite being seriously injured. >> the suspect, edward archer, was arrested near the scene and later told police he shot the officer in the name of islam. >> according to him, he believes that the police defend indivisible are contrary to the teachings of the coran. >> and one in south philadelphia not too far from where the shooting took place. >> archer has been a criminal history. and that the gun used was stolen from a philadelphia police officer two years ago. officer hartnet was seriously injured, but expected to be okay.

indication that the shooter is tied to some sort of larger terror plot. the suspect was treated and released into police custody. he is due in court next week. live in the satellite center, paula evans, wbz news. >> paula, thank you. tonight we have our eye on the storm. the threat of black ice overnight before a weekend soaker and possibly a run at record high temperatures. we are all over the place here, eric. >> lots to keep us busy here in the weather department. we'll start with tonight and anywhere near the coastline, still very mild, near 40 degrees. but inland is where we are watching. 32 in keen. 33 and orange at 34 degrees. a little bit of drizzle around so far tonight. more off to our west, and as this moves in, a clans chance for some icy areas. overnight travel into tomorrow morning. as we look at this hour by hour, outside of 495, everyone else staying above that freezing mark, so just regular drizzle. a lot of clouds out there during the day tomorrow, and similar to what we had today. eventually temperatures do jump

us and the icy threat goes away. sunday, a soaking rain, 50s, and strong winds. we'll take a full look at your forecast coming up in a few. >> eric, thank you. tonight the family of an injured boston pride hockey player confirms she has a significant spinal injury. they say she has no feeling in her legs and limited movement in her arms. a week ago, lang stepped on a hockey stick in the first period of the winter classic and crashed head first into the boards. tonight, she remains hospitalized in intensive care. in a statement, her parents say we have received an incredible outpouring of love and support from countless friends and family members while we try to navigate this overwelming situation. lang's family has set up a website to help with her healthcare costs and all national women's hockey league players are wearing lang's number, 24, on their helmets. those dangerous chemicals that triggered an explosion that badly injured four workers

been destroyed. late this afternoon, you can see the flames there. earlier today at the dow chemical plant, safety investigators had their first chance to go inside as they try to figure out what caused the blast. >> who is to say this is one of the more complex and larger hazmat incidents we responded to. >> it is cooperating with investigators and is in close contact right now with the family's of the four who were badly injured. lisa. >> accused of getting so drunk on the job, he couldn't open the door for police who came to check on the child. susan conaway had a blood limit. officers finally broke down the door to the apartment. was fine. connolly is facing charges. and a man is in police custody now accused of stabbing another driver in a case of road rage. this happened near the south shore plaza yesterday. police say 32-year-old, mario roman got into a fight with the

least five times. the victim was in surgery earlier this evening. >> today marks the end of the worst week for stocks in four full years. the dow is down 167 points today. dashing all hopes for a friday rebound. china's struggling economy and oil prices being blamed for the losses. but this weekend, it's all about the big game. just how much someone stands to win in tomorrow night's power ball jackpot. >> this is the largest in history and nowhere is power ball fever more contagious than in dairy, new hampshire. katie joins us now. the whole town is in on this. >> that's right, forget the office pool. this one already has more than 1,000 members and growing. and the excitement is about more than the money. one after another, they kept coming. friends and strangers from dairy, new hampshire, each with

>> good luck to all of us. >> money toward the community's power ball pool. >> it was a great opportunity. >> jen usually passes on the lottery, but she suggested the idea on her facebook page. >> i have never done this before. this is just like on a whim. i thought it would be 30 or 40 friends. >> for wednesday's $500 million jackpot, 885 people went in for >> it's entertaining. >> then the jackpot went up. >> never in my wildest dreams. >> over one hour outside a coffee shop friday night, a laundry basket piled up with entry names and dollars. >> offering full disclosure and being careful. >> jen already has a cpa and lawyer lined up. there are rules, $2 only from each person. you have to be over 18, and it is okay if you don't live in dairy. >> spread the wealth, i guess. >> as they wait for the monetary wealth -- >> i'm excited to be a part of something where everyone wants the same thing and share community spirit.

community. >> thank you, guys. >> jen is collecting money and names for two hours tomorrow stopping at noon. after putting all the information into a really large spread sheet, she'll buy the tickets at several businesses and then everyone involved will katie, wbz news. >> thank you. and katie's story brings us to our number of the night. 496,000. say a thousand people end up in they are. each person would take home $496,000 if they take the one- time lump payment. so that's still pretty good, right? and be sure to watch wbz news tomorrow after the football game. we'll bring you the winning power ball numbers. >> i would be rooting for them if i wasn't rooting for us. >> good point. >> airline passengers take charge when a woman starts screaming mid flight. >> next at 11:00, the quick action passengers took to keep everyone on board safe. >> capturing el chapo.

track down the infamous drug lord six months after his escape. >> plus, talk about dirty dining. two raccoons spotted trying to take over a restaurant. where the unwanted guests were. chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. america runs on dunkin'. 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 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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to el chapo's arrest. >> travelers pinning down a passenger who they say attacked a flight attendant. take a look at this. passengers heading from new york to chicago restrained the woman while the united airlines pilot made an emergency landing in detroit. the passengers say this woman started shouting to get off the plane. she has been charged with assaulting a crew member. secret service agents say they stopped a man plotting to steal one of the president's dogs. agents arrested scott in his washington, d.c. hotel room yesterday. they found an arsenal of weapons and ammunition in his truck. stockard told the agents he is jesus and wanted to kidnap beau or sonny. >> dogs will have to get their own secret service agents. >> don't they have them? >> they are safe tonight, that's the good news. let's talk weather, because it's going to be all over the place. >> i'm trying to figure out, because tomorrow not so bad, sunday -- is that right? >> that's pretty good,

a lot of clouds, a good day to hang out, watch some football, get some extra rest. january so far has been cooler than december by a wide margin, but still easy to take. running above average and more of the same is on tap this weekend. so here's the set up. we have a storm off to our west. this will track up through the great lakes and for the most part, bypass us. high pressure in canada is filtering in cool air. we could have icy spots tonight and into tomorrow morning. not an issue near the coastline. well above freezing all of southeastern massachusetts. orange at 34 degrees. a few pockets close to that freezing mark and what we have is a cold air damming setup. funnels, and runs up into the appalachians, it drains down the side of them. you see virginia there at 39 degrees. that cold air going well off to the south. our overnight low temperatures close to freezing in several towns. mainly along and outside of 495. so just a chance for a little

here's your hour by hour, a lot of clouds. speckled areas of drizzle showing up into tomorrow morning. a few snow flakes are possible, best chance of seeing the flakes into new hampshire for tomorrow. a lot of clouds, not going to see the sun this weekend, i don't think. as we head into tomorrow evening, if you have saturday night plans, rain showers become numerous. more of a damp atmosphere. areas of green, stays above freezing, so no issues with freezing conditions there. spotty freezing drizzle. it's not a big concern for us. it's something to be cautious of through the first part of tomorrow. a high of 45 in boston. bedford up to 40. pittsburgh up to 38 degrees and and islands. then that bigger storm on sunday brings in all sorts of heavy rain. it's going to be pouring buckets on sunday. it starts by mid-morning and rains heavily through the midday and into the afternoon. perhaps even some thunder and lightning in some of those downpours.

air and a lot of wind. as we head into sunday afternoon. rain totals, 1 to 2 inches. it's a good soaking region wide for everybody. could cause areas of flash flooding and heavier downpours. scattered outages. these areas in red here, far eastern massachusetts, especially toward the cape, 40 to 60-mile per hour gusts possible out of the south, southeast, and still strong gusts inland as well. something to watch a very afternoon. and the other thing to note, look at the highs, right next to record levels. a really good shot at tieing them and that warm air goes northbound and it will be raining all the way up into canada on sunday. skiing and snow boarding. saturday is your pick of this weekend. here's your full accuweather seven-day. monday, we cool back down into the low 30s. tuesday, a transition day and wednesday, data watch for a chance of snow showers. david and lisa, a storm nearby. something we are keeping an eye on. >> we'll keep it out there. you always say that.

adventure? >> a tricky balancing act for jeb bush, mitt romney cutting through the campaign spin. >> it's part of the look at the stories you may have missed this week. >> poor jeb bush, he is asked about donald trump and this week, the tight rope he walks on that topic was clear. one day praising trump. talent. i mean, he is very entertaining and smart as a whip. >> the next, unloading on him. >> that's why i called him a jerk. he disparaged a person who he knew had a disability. >> next up for bush, whiplash. marco rubio likes to use humor in his ads as he did here, addressing about his habit of drinking lots of water on the campaign trail. >> most important preparation for a big game or big speech,

>> he's got this cloud over his head, i don't think it's going to be possible for him to do very well. >> but trump's questioning of canadian born, ted cruz's citizenship is no laughing matter for cruz or for 2012 gop nominee, mitt romney, who tweeted this today. ted cruz is a natural born citizen, obama, too, even george romney. this isn't the issue you're looking for. >> he is decked out in his red, his horns, very patriotic. >> if you want to cut through the campaign bull, this rodeo is the place, where two bulls replaced over pictures of the candidates to cast their, um, votes. i'd say this race is starting to get dirty. >> and look for the partisan mud slinging to continue next week as the president delivers what's being billed as a no holds bar final state of the union address on tuesday. and the republicans meet in another debate on thursday. i'm john keller at large, wbz news.

you want the bull to pick you, but then you don't. >> it's tough. >> exciting programming note for you tonight. the late show with steven colbert will be broadcast live one night and one night only. you can see it right here on wbz right after this newscast. two patriots players are earning high honors from the nfl. >> and a much needed victory in new jersey.

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we start with good news in sports. >> that's right, the bruins, no problem from the puck tonight, dan. >> magic number as well, david, big night for the bruins who opened up a five-game road trip. the bees are trying to halt a bad stretch that saw them lose two straight in five of the last six. no score first period, two looks at the net. helps him out, jump from the second rebound, puts it by corey schneider. 1-0 bees. early 2nd, ryan wheels to the point. throws it on net. good things happen. he finds it a home. 2-0 bees. spooners 9th of the year. bobby made his debut against his hometown team. created himself a nice memory. pounces on a loose puck here and it would be the only goal that jonas would allow. 2-1 boston. later on in the second period, blasts one from the point.

make it 3-1 bruins after 2. then we go to the third period, shows off the 100 mile per hour slap shot. bruins go on to win it 4-1 to improve to 12-3-2 on the road and it's their 3,000th win as a franchise. the second one to do that in history. congratulations to the black and gold. weekend. kept up his annual tradition of taking his players on the field trip. sniper. 2013, lone survivor. this year, he took his team bowling. the team walked over to patriot place and had a team bonding afternoon. we'll see if it pays off as well as it did last season. meanwhile, a couple awards for the patriots on friday. rob, steven, both picking up an all pro first team honor. led all tight ends in receiving yards with 176 while finishing second. touchdown receptions, meanwhile, led the nfl with

hudson and geno as the only players in nfl history to lead the league in scoring five times. the patriots were certainly happy to have a bye once again this year for the playoffs. the pats had walked through ratedder than practicing in pads this week. don't make the mistake of thinking this week wasn't an important one. >> talking, going over different things that we talk about, you know, i think that's a good part. we have a week off and you have time to review 16 weeks of football, you know, what we did well. what we haven't done. so, just going over that and going out there and trying to execute it at a certain level. >> no pats game this weekend. wbz will have playoff football with the afc wild card matchup between the bengals and steelers at 8:15 tomorrow. if the bengals win, they will play the pats the following weekend. preview the matchup on patriots game day and sports final. and the detroit lions have an agreement with patriots

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