good morning, everybody. six:00 on the nose. we're glad you're waking up with us on this january 9th. i'm kerry long with pamela and bringing us not a bad weather forecast for january. >> we're waiting on the snow. >> yes. >> and some wintery weather is moving through worcester hills and through the berkshires and that is where temperatures are freezing. baltimore, 40 degrees. any precip moving our way is in

couple of sprinkles. when the upper 30s and lower 40s for friends on the cape and islands. here as we move just outside of fitchburg, worcester, temperatures around freezing and that is where we had the wintery mix falling with a light coating on snow. potentially in the higher elevations in the worcester hills and the berkshires. satellite and radar picture, the bigger picture here. not a lot of from sip moving our way. we keep a chance of drizzle in there for this afternoon and areas of patchy fog. the visibility is reduced to 1 and 1 quarter of a mile or less in worcester, the only foggy condition i see at this time. and for the day planner, 44 degrees by 3:00 with overcast skies and, yes, a chance of evening. just a bit, we're tracking a completely different story for tomorrow. heavy rainfall and very strong winds. i will have more coming up in the seven-day. >> thank you. a boston police officer is expected to make a full recovery.

to make an arrest on drug charges and the is spect has a long record. our coverage begins with julie longcheck. >> i am at 33 -- [ indiscernible ] shot. >> okay, sir. on the way. help is on the way. >> reporter: the 9-year decorated veteran boston police officer was chasing down a dangerous drug dealer, a felon when he was shot in the leg. >> unprovoked, again, with our officers not having their weapons out from what i understand. >> reporter: members of the mattapan drug unit had 27-year- old grant hedley cornered in mount terrace in dorchester and they were about to bust him for dealing drugs while out on probation for selling drugs, police say. >> at first i thought it was firecrackers. when i heard two more gunshots i got up. >> i heard the police screaming police and told him to stop. he kept on running. >> reporter: commissioner evans said the injured officer tried to tie his newly issued turn quiet when a fill -- turny quiet when a fellow officer

he was doing. >> the suspect's father said he can't explain any of this. >> he's from good family, you know, we don't condone that kind of behavior. i don't know what he does when he's not here. when he's here, he's a pretty respectful kid. the police around here do a very good job protecting us. >> reporter: hedley is expected to be arraigned on monday. following his release from state prison last april, police say he went right back to dealing drugs. at boston medical center, julie longcheck, wbz this morning. >> despite what the family said, our iteam dug deeper into his past. there are 10 cases against him. most are drugs and weapons charges. in 2008, police labeled him a career criminal and he served several years in jail. he was released in april and on probation at the time of friday's shooting. the commissioner said the shooting was completely unprovoked and comes on the same day a gunman ambushed a

police everywhere say their job is more dangerous than ever. as wbzs jim armstrong reports, that upsets residents in the communities in need of protecting, too. >> it's kind of lard to deal with now. >> reporter: the gunfire on his street is a lot to take. the idea that someone would shot a police officer. >> it's pretty ridiculous, you know. because they're here to do their jobs, to protect people, and you know, some people are just sick and so and so. it's unfortunate that had to happen. >> reporter: boston police fear it's much more than that. >> the bottom line is, though, we are the targets. we are the targets and that is wrong. >> reporter: 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 worse. >> and it's 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. >> reporter: after one of their own was shot in the line of duty, boston's police

showed tremendous restraint. >> this individual just shot one of our officers and the officers were able to tackle him and not use deadly force to take him into custody. >> reporter: that level of restraint, he suggested, is getting harder to maintain. >> our officers lay their lives on the line every day they go out, and this job hasn't gotten easier. given what is going across the country. >> this has become a daily occurrence in this country. it can't stand. >> reporter: dbo of theop police officer's union and the police commissioner himself agree that a big part of the problem remains that there are too many illegal guns on the streets of boston. in boston, jim armstrong, wbz this morning. >> guns, drugs, and poverty can lead to violence, but there is another growing threat as well. in our next half hour, details on the police shooting with connections to isis. meanwhile, dangerous chemicals that triggered an explosion in north andover have been removed

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have received an incredible outpouring of love and support from countless friends and family members while we try to navigate this overwhelming situation. lang's family set up a website to help with her healthcare cost. all national league hockey women's players are wearing her number 24 on their helmets. a scare in the air for passengers on a flight from new york. coming up, why they took it upon themselves to pin a woman to the ground until the plane landed. first, maybe the dim sum was too good to pass up. why the raccoons refuse to leave one restaurant. pamela. >> and too am to check out the weather watch reports. temperatures in the 30s and 20s in one spot and michael in hudson, 33; brian in belmont, 29 degrees. you get the idea. outside 495, that is especially where we have temperatures around freezing and a bit of a light winter mix. the radar updates and thick

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look at this. refusing to leave a chinese restaurant in new york city. i can understand. nothing better than chinese food. the workers at the restaurant tried to scare off unwanted guests with a broom. i think they got more scared themselves, by the sound of it. and this is not the first time >> they wanted crab rangoon. >> maybe they were thinking it was changeed to crab raccoon. >> yeah. >> and that is funny. >> hey, we have a right to our crab raccoon. >> i can understand. >> they're like stop. >> and what is going on out there? >> a bit of a wintery mix. >>ia. >> and dealing with drizzle in other spots. temperatures playing a huge role thisern meing and some good news, though, especially for our friends to the north and ski country. that is where we have light snow showers expected throughout the day. ideal conditions with the mild

if you're heading to the north. sunday, not so ideal and temperatures warm, a ton to 42 degrees and with the winter mix at first changing to rain and that gets window sunday and that is coming up in just a moment and here are the temperatures. forty degrees in boston; 39, norwood; 39, plymouth and once you're outside of 495, that is why temperatures are around freezing and a sprinkley mix. we have sprinkles and rain showers moving into lowell. from a mix to shirley, harvard, and clinton and into the 495 loop right now. holden, worcester, spencer, light snow showers could accumulate to a coating of snow and in some spotteds and slicken icy patches on the roads, too. the worcester hills and the berkshires. more snow showers are moving in to western parts of new england here and most will stay in northern new england.

areas of drizzle, overcast skies and not a fantastic afternoon but it could be worse and overnight, more drizzle, and fog and temperatures move in. 38 degrees and maybe a brief mix, but temperatures warm quickly tomorrow afternoon. and into the 50s. believe it or not. the record high in boston, 56 degrees and that is sets in 2000. we'll make a run for the record, 64; 66 plymouth and 57 degrees in new bedford. sunday morning through sunday evening, there is a high wind watch in affect and this is why up graded later on to a warning. gusts up to 60 miles an hour as the wind comes from the south and east. and that is going to make some travel difficult, too, especially along the coast in southeastern parts of massachusetts and mixed in with the heavy rain and tricky travel. hour-by-hour forecast starting you off this morning, sep a.m.

coast line and temperatures too warm to see winter weather and any slick spots this afternoon. that's okay, we can deal with it. the temperatures in the mid- 40s, overnight, tracking that drizzle and a couple of spotty showers pushing by 8 a.m. spreading across to the eastern parts of new england sunday afternoon. after that point in time, we have a chance to see an isolated thunderstorm imbedded within all of the steady showers. of the heavy downpours with the thunderstorms and some thunder. a little bit of lightning and not tracking severe weather, anything like that. all of the rain pushes out after midnight on monday. monday, setting us up for a pretty windy day and a colder forecast for you. here's the seven-day to break it down. 44 and drizzle today. sunday, 55. rainy, windy, monday 33 and the system, doesn't get much colder and back to 42 on tuesday. the next chance of snow coming in on wednesday and some light snow, kerry. >> fair enough. pamela. thank you.

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weekend weather forecast. >> doesn't look like shine. overcast conditions out there right now, some areas of drizzle and we have a wintery mix in some spots. this is the deal. temperatures are well above freezing for boston to norwood to plymouth; how far, once you're outside of 495, the temperatures are around freezing and we have a wintery mix falling from the sky and some reports from princeton. of snow. it's been snowing all night for you and that is good news for the folks, right? fitchburg, 34 degrees; boylston dealing with a wintery mix and that mix is moving to the east. it's running into warmer air and eventually that makes changes to light drizzle for today. and be aware, we do expect slick spots to be around the next few hours in the worcester hills and berkshires. the biggest picture here on satellite radar shows not a lot heading our way. we'll keep snow showers in the forecast for more than parts of new england. otherwise, drizzily and areas of fog. the visibility reduced in worcester, 1 and 1 quarter of a mile or less.

clouds hang around all day and more drizzle develops by 91. the temperatures into the mid- 40s. warmer air on the way for tomorrow and also, heavy showers and wicked wind. how strong the wind gusts could be in just a few minutes. kerry. >> all right, pamela. thank you. and checking our top stories, the largest powerball drawing in history is just a few hours away. up for grabs, oh, just $800 million. and this week, we have heard all of the things that are likely to happen to you than a jackpot win, like getting hit by an asteroid and being elected president, giving birth to quadruplets without the help of fertility treatments, and being struck by lightning while drowning. and still, it's only $2. if you want to give it a shot, we'll have the winning numbers tonight on wbz news after the football game. and a boston police officer shot in the line of duty is recovering this morning. the suspect and the gunman is in custody. the veteran officer with the department's drug unit was shot

the police are trying to pull over 27-year-old grant headily in dorchester. he started shooting and officers returned fire and tackled hedly. >> a philadelphia police officer suffered serious injuries and is expected to survive after he was ambushed sitting in the patrol car. the shocking scene was captured on officer video. the officer was shot three times. the 33-year-old's elbow was shattered and a major blood vessel in his arm was hit. and the gunman who shot that philly officer claims he was doing it for the islamic state walking right up to the officer's car and firing into the cruiser. as paula ebben reports, despite being shot 13 times, the police officer got out of the car and fired back. >> reporter: surveillance photos showed the gunman approaching his patrol car with the weapon drawn. another image shows the suspect reaching inside the vehicle,

hitting the 33-year-old officer three times. >> shots fired. i'm shot. i'm bleeding. >> the vehicle starts the chase despite being seriously injured. >> reporter: the suspect edward archer was arrested near the scene and later told police he shot the officer in the nam of islam. >> -- name of islam. >> according to him, he believes the police defend laws that are contrary to the teachings of the quran. >> they're executing search warranting in his property in upper darby and southwest philadelphia, not too far from where the shooting took place. >> reporter: authorities say archer has a criminal history and that the gun used was stolen from a philadelphia police officer two years ago. officer hartnett was seriously injured but is expected to be okay. police say there is no indication that the shooter was tied to a larger terror plot. and the suspect was treated and released into police custody and he is due in court next week. a man on the north shore is

the job she could not open the door for police. the officers say susan conway had a blood alcohol level four times the legal limit for driving. officers broke down the door to the apartment. the four-month-old baby girl she was supposed to be carrying -- caring for was fine and still, she's facing charges. a man is in custody for stabbing another driver in the case of road rage and police say the 32-year-old roman got into a fight with the other man and stabbed him at least five times. the victim was still in surgery as of last night. and we're getting new video of a mexican drug kingpin captured in a raid by mexican marines. el chapo did not appear to be injured and he was hiding out on the west coast of mexico and video shows the police putting

he's wanted in six states on drug remember changes. >> el chapo guzman will get a taste for real justice meted out in a federal courthouse in our country. >> u.s. law enforcement sources tell cbs they gave the tip that led to el chapo's arrest. and this morning, the woman who oversaw the state's regional child welfare agency during the tragic jeremiah oliver case has a new job. oliver, you may remember, disappeared for months after social workers missed several well-being checked. he was later found dead. this morning, the boston herald reports marshal roddy will oversee the office of dcf. she was area director for the office for a decade and including the timeframe of the jeremiah oliver case. and governor charlie bakeredded nearly $50 million in spending cuts as part of the plan to erase the state budget shortfall. the cuts will leave a number of

vacant and will include $10 million in medicade fee for service payments. the governor's projecting a $320 million deficit based on current revenue forecasts. the state's budget is more than $38 billion. and some mbta riders were parked at commuter rate stations could be getting money back. the globe is reporting the t and two contractors are about to settle a lawsuit by riders who were wrongly ticketed. the owner of vehicles ticketed on or before july 6th for unpaid fees at stations that used honor boxes will be eligible. the t shut down honor box system in july and is unclear how much riders will receive in that settlement. and secret service agents say they stopped a man plotting to steal one of the president's dogs. agents arrested scott stockard seen here in his washington, d.c., hotel room on wednesday. they found an arsenal of weapons and ammunition inside the truck.

jesus and wanted to kidnap bo or sonny. the mother of the affluenza teen appeared before a texas judge. tanya couch didn't enter a plea but was given $1 million bail if she wants out of jail. she's accused of helping her son allude capture in mexico after he allegedly broke his probation following a drunk driving crash. she also said her son is too bright and -- the sun is too bright and she's having trouble speaking. the texas sheriff's response said it's a jail and not a resort. the patriots get the weekend off, next, the big honor for gronkowski and -- [ indiscernible ] >> you got it, though. wintery mix this morning. outside of 495 and inside 495, the temperatures are in the upper 30s and lower 40s, the mid-40s later today with more drizzle and overcast skies tomorrow. a lot of rain and a lot of wind. i will have the hour-by-hour timing in just a few minutes.

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good morning, everybody. a big night last night for the bruins who opened up a five- game road trip in new jersey against the banged up devil's team. the bs were trying to halt a bad stretch and five of their last six coming in. no score, first period, getting

on that rebound and puts it past snider. one-0, b. early sec, the wheels and throws it. good things happen and a hinds a home. bobby made his debut against the hometown team and created himself a nice memory. he bounces on a loose puck here and rips the pass and it was the only goal. two-1, boston and in that second period, charra blasted from the point and redirected in property and 3-1, bruins after 2 and third period, collin miller shows off the 100 miles an hour shot and he rips it past snider. the browns win it 4-1, improving to 12-3-2 on the road and the 3,000th win as a franchise, the second to do that in the nhl and congrats to them. and with the patriots having a bi, bill clinton --

the last three years, a movie, and this year, he took the team bowling. the team walked over to splitsville at patriot's place and had a team bonding in the afternoon am we'll see if it pays off. and a couple of awards for patriots on friday and they are both first team all-pro and 1176 and finished cent with 11 touchdown -- second with 11 touchdown receptions. meanwhile, gronkowski led the nfl with 151 points and joined don hudson and gino capriatti as the only ones in history to lead the league in all-time. the patriots were happy to have a bi for the play-offs. the pats had walk-throughs instead of practicing. but the captain said don't make the mistake of thinking this week was not an important one. >> and talking and going going over different things and have a week off and have some time

want done. going over that and trying to for the walk-through. >> and we have a big pats game this weekend. the afc wild card matchup between the bengals and steelers at 815time. if the bengals win, they will weekend. patriots division play-off matchup on patriots game day at 11:30 and more on sports final on sunday night. >> and the college football hall of fame announced this year's class of inductees and includes the former new england player of the year, who finished with several season career records for the crimson. he played for the bengals in parts of 10 seasons, making a pro bowl and earning an all-pro selection as a punter in 1981. and the detroit lions announcing the director scouting for the patriots is the new general manager. and congrats to him as well. and again, tonight, the bruins

senators in ottawa and see if they can follow up with good effort friday night. >> and thank you, dan. 6:45 now. and pamela is here with a look at the weekend weather forecast. what is going on. >> outside 495 and drizzle and miler temperatures and tomorrow, a different story. with heavy rain on the way and some strong wind gusts expected. who has a high wind watch in just a bit and that timing, too, in a minute or so and ween to zoom in to local locations and so you -- show you where the wintery mix is and as it pushes eastward, it's running into warmer air and there is enough warmth. a wintery mix. acton or rain, woburn rain as well and from hudson to

light snow and a bit of a wintery mix, too and a light coating is occurring there and that is in the worcester hills and some slick spots and more snow showers moving that way and that will move into not other and east slightly throughout the course of the morning and into this afternoon. and most of the snow is out of here and for us, we're dealing with drizzle and overcast conditions. lows in the low 40s and upper 30s and pretty mild, mild enough that we will be experiencing all rain opposed to a wintery mix. the high temperatures topping off in the 50s and perking near record highs. the record in boston,ex degrees set back in 2000, and we're going with a forecast high of 54 and don't quite make it there. and the rain moves in and the wind picks up. gusting to the southeast and gusting at 60 miles an hour and there is a high wind watch out

providence from sunday morning to sunday evening. travel might be difficult because of the wind, but also because of the heavy rain. and this is the hour-by-hour timing to move all of the showers in and we start here 7:00 a.m. and drizzle and some overcast conditions through the afternoon and still no heavy rain yet. 7:00 p.m., still okay and other than the drizzle and temperatures warm enough that we don't expect the drizzle to freeze and by 8:00 a.m. sunday, showers pushing into the southwest and by sunday afternoon, we could track a chance of an isolated thunderstorm. and not sponsoring severe storms but you could hear a rumble of thunder and lightning and heavy downpours out of this. the latest forecast model why up death penaltied and coming in here, giving us a potential of thunderstorm activity and heavy torrential rainfall and could lead to localized flooding. monday after getting all of thattian out of here after midnight, monday morning is

afternoon and it will be colder and anywhere from one inch to two inches of rain in most spots and this is that seven- day, 44 degrees with drizzle, rainy, windy and at least we're mild for sunday. 55 and monday much colder, 33 and dry. tuesday, 42 and the next chance of snow only a light snow shower chance and back to the 20s for thursday and friday. weather trivia time, the second question of the morning. an atmospheric receiver enters a region of most air into the middle latitudes and what is another name for that? what do you think? >> and -- . >> cool. >> yeah. >> and they're lates. >> mid-lates. >> okay. >> and for my handy dandy crew members, we're going together with the pineapple express. >> and that is correct. >> not to confuse it with the movie but yes. >> and there is no i in team. >> no.

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. hello there. good morning, everybody. seven:00. what do you think? time to rise and shine? >> uh-huh. >> would be nice if you hung out with us. i'm kerry connolly with pamela gardener. she's bringing us the weekend forecast, depending on where you are. a mixed bag. >> exactly. and temperatures are cooperating and also, that we would have more light rain and drizzle instead of the wintery mix. thank goodness.

the wintery mix is pushing into boylston and worcester. the temperatures around freezing and all of this batch northeast and moving towards boston. i think it's going to stay to the north of the mass pike there. burlington, lincoln and foxboro, notice all of this, a some light rain. the slick spots possible in the worcester hills as we get some areas of light freeze and berkshires. the bigger idea here, shows nothing too heavy moving our way for today. we keep the visibility low in worcester there and we have light fog that developed. other 13 that, we're okay. more drizzle expected this afternoon with a high of 44 degrees. once we get into sunday, the big changes on the way. heavy downpours. a potential of a thunderstorm or two and the very strong wind. gusts. i will have all of the details in just a few moments. and thank you so much. we begin with the shooting of a boston police officer. the nine-year veteran is expected to make a full

he was attempting to make an arrest on drug charges. julie longcheck reports on the anxious moments after the officer was shot. >> i am at 33 -- shot. >> okay, sir. help is on the way. >> reporter: the 9-year decorated boston police officer was chasing down a dangerous drug dealer. a felon shot in the leg. >> unprovoked and -- from what i understand. >> reporter: members of the mattapan drug unit had 27-year- old grant hedley cornered in dorchester. and they were about to bust him for dealing drugs while out on probation for selling drugs, police say. >> at first, thought he was, you know, firecrackers and when i heard two more gunshots, i got off. >> i heard the police criming -- screaming and he kept on running. >> reporter: the commissioner said 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.

father, who saw his son not long before the shooting said he can't explain any of this. >> with family, you know. and we don't condone that kind >> uh. >> you will know what he does when he's not here. >> kid. >> and the police are here and doing a good job protecting us. >> reporter: hedley is expected to be arraigned on monday following his release from state prison just last april. police say he went right back to dealing drugs. despite what the family said, the iteam dug deeper into the past. there are 10 cakes against him. and most are drug and weapon's charges n.2008, police labeled him a career criminal. he was released in april and on probation at the time of friday's shooting. and we do some breaking news in new york city right

the new york city police officer has been shot in the bronx. and they're reporting that the officer was shot in the right ankle after exchanging gunfire with a suspect. he's expected to be okay. the police say the suspect was wounded and is in serious . the shooting happened after a fight broke out in a house and spilled on to the street. and police everywhere say their job is more dangerous than ever. yesterday, a gunman ambushed a officer in philadelphia. wbzs jim armstrong reports that upsets the people living in communities relying on police to keep them safe. >> reporter: it's kind of hard to do that now. >> reporter: the gunfire is a the idea that someone would shoot a police officer. >> and this is ridiculous, you know. the cops are here to do their jobs and protect people and, you know, some people are just sick, you know what i am saying? to happen. >> reporter: the boston police fear it's more than that. >> the bottom line, though, we are the targets.

>> reporter: 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 worse. >> and that is far too common for people to take shots at police officers across the country. and it can't be tolerated. the public has to step up. >> reporter: after one of own was shot, boston's police showed tremendous restraint. >> and this individual shot one of our officers and the officers were able to tackle him and not use deadly force. >> reporter: that level of restraint, he suggested, is getting harder to maintain. >> and our officers lay their lives on the line every day. this job hasn't gotten easier and this has become a daily it can't stand. business. >> reporter: the boston police police commissioner himself agree that a big part of the

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>> and all right, what is going on? >> thank goodness. so far so good. another seven-day forecast without big snowstorms and we're dealing with a wintery precip fallling from the sky. we have rain and a mix and we have snow, depending on where you are. the temperatures playing a role in what kind of precipitation you're experiencing. we're 40 degrees in boston. the good news is that anything moving our way will be light rain. and we go north of boston here to hazel, lawrence, and west andover and more of a wintery mix and temperatures hovering around freezing. from billerica, north redding, lynnfield and into the south and east, sudbury. north of the mass pike here, marlborough and into 495, light rain and in worcester, boylston, and holden, the temperatures are around the freezing mark and that is the deal. you can see split spots for the next few hours until we get this out of here. more snow showers moving into the berkshires and that is

most of the snow, all of the snow, will stay to the north of us later this afternoon. the temperatures increasing into the mid-40s. drizzle and not bad. compared to what it could be this time of the year. overnight tonight, 38 degrees for the low. drizzle, fog, and some showers move in, too, and the rain coverage for tomorrow afternoon. the temperatures sore into the mid- and upper 50s. 54 degrees, boston. and taunton to norwood. tomorrow. if you have any planning to do with road trips or if you're travelling anywhere, be aware, we have a high wind watch. the gusts up to 60 miles an hour from the southeast. and this is sunday morning through sunday evening and along the coast line, back massachusetts. tomorrow. your hour-by-hour forecast, we'll start you off this morning to show you that we don't expect any heavy rain. pretty descent travel conditions, other than the pesky drizzle that will stick around this afternoon.

not a bright sunny day like we hope. it is what it is. overnight, the temperatures staying above freezing and allowing for the rain to push in by 8 a.m. the showers spread across by noon and dealing with a potential for an isolated thunderstorm. giving us that rumble of thunder. maybe a flash of lightning. we don't expect any severe storms; however, the storms could produce heavy rainfall and that combined with the high wind gusts, we could be talking about some power outages and downed trees. we'll keep you updated throughout the situation. monday morning, all of the rain moves out and we get colder and gusty. a high of 33 degrees with sunshine at least. 42 on tuesday and next chance of snow, a small chance on wednesday with the high of 30. kerry. >> all right, pamela. thank you. hollywood's awards season gets underway this weekend. how they fired one of the guest celebrities will receive at the golden globe. . >> the big food trend in boston

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boston, po joko at the hotel in the fenway neighborhood, puts a spin on japanese small plates, like shrimp and pork pot stickers and chicken size fired up on the robotic grill. >> and in japan, you will find a lot -- and with a tiny hole in the wall where folks go to grab a drink and have a snack. and we have an amazing program and all of the food centers around things to eat while you're having -- [ indiscernible ] or a beer. >> reporter: hidden away in a basement space, it's a energetic spot full of colorful graffiti art and street foods. >> and this is kind of like asian topics. and you find -- and that is a finer approach to that. >> and with that downhome feel good food that you find on the streets. >> reporter: and you can find some outstanding asian small

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. good morning, everybody. it's 7:30 on this january 9th. glad you're hanging out with us. i'm kerry connolly with pamela gardner. we're talking about the weather. we have been lucky. this has been great and he said we haven't been hit by snow as of this time last year and doement get too comfortable, sister. >> and you were looking at records? >> right. >> and we remember, was it snow the at -- snowy at this time? it wasn't. we had a few systems moving through but nothing vamping up until the end of the month. the 26th, 27th, and 28th. >> and which is hard to believe. >> yes.

and they should be our friends and keeping bus low average on snowfall but we're getting our share of a wintery mix as temperatures hover earn freezing and to our west, in worcester and boylston and fitchburg, how to -- had a report from fitchburg thanks to our weather watcher greg there and he had a half an inch of fresh snow and we're dealing with drizzle and lightinnia. the temperatures are above freezing. concord, and lawrence. the wintery mix. boston temperature, 40 degrees and we don't expect a winter mix but more so, the light showers and drizzle and sticking around this afternoon. all of the heavy rain will develop tomorrow with a big change in the forecast. hour-by-hour today, though, temperatures stay in the mid- 40s and keel keep the drizzle around as well. tomorrow, heavy rain and some strong wind gusts heading our way. and i will have that timing in just a few minutes. kerry. >> thank you so much. and checking our top stories now, the largest powerball drawing in history is

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york city. a police officer has been shot in the bronx. the northbound daily news is reporting that the officer was shot in the right ankle after exchanging gunfire with the suspect and police say the suspect was wounded and is in serious condition. the shooting happened after a fight broke out on a house and spilled on to the street. the latest shooting comes after a philadelphia police officer suffered serious injuries after he was ambushed sitting in his patrol car. the gunman who shot at the officer 13 times. kenneth craig reports that police are investigating whether the gunman has ties to terrorism. >> this could have easily been a police funeral. >> reporter: surveillance video shows the gunman approach the officer's patrol car and fire at point-blank range. the 33-year-old officer was hit three times. >> shots fired. i am shot. i'm bleeding. >> the police vehicle starts the chase despite being

>> reporter: the suspect was arrested near the scene and later told police that he shot the officer in the name of islam. >> and according to him, he believed the police defend laws contrary to the teachings of the quran. >> reporter: there is no indication the shooter was tied to a larger terror plot, but the fbi and department of involving. >> and they're executing search and rescues in the property in upper darby and one in southwest philadelphia not too far from where the shooting took place. >> reporter: archer has a criminal history and the gun used was stolen from a philadelphia police officer two years ago. officer hartnett was seriously injured and is expected to be okay. kenneth craig, cbs news, philadelphia, pennsylvania. >> and the family of an injured boston pride hockey player confirms she has a significant spinal injury. denna laing has no feeling in her legs and limited movement

on new year's day, she stepped on the hockey stick in the first period of the winter classic and crashed headfirst into the boards. one week later, she remains hospitalized in intensive care and in a statement, her parents say we have received an incredible outpouring of love and support from countless friends and family members while we tro i to navigate the overwhelming situation. the family set up a website to help with the healthcare costs. all hockey league players are wearing her number 24 on their helmets to show their support. and dangerous chemicals that triggered an explosion in north andover have been removed and destroyed. yesterday afternoon, the bomb squad blew up a barrel containing the chemicals taken from the dow plant in north andover. the safety investigators had their first chance to go inside trying to determine what caused the accident. and this morning, the woman who oversaw the state's regal

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>> and what is going on? >> the mixed bag depending on where you are. >> right. >> and the winter mix inside, we have more rain falling because the temperatures are above freezing and we have, thank goodness, four degrees in boston and some light drizzle and showers picking up in southeastern massachusetts, drier with airs of drizzle and temperatures in the upper 30s from taunton to plymouth and some local locations, going to show you the picture here. haverhill to andover. newbury port, ipswich and between. and a bit of a mix, too and medford into the west, sudbury, pike. we're getting light rain showers. marlborough, westborough, and worcester getting the wintery mix and some reports at fitchburg earlier and light snow accumulation around a half an inch. and slick spots on the roads outside of the 445 loop and that is going to continue until

freezing, a couple of hours is what it should take. worcester hills, the berkshires and getting some more light flurries and a couple of light snow showers into morn parts of new england. 44 degrees, areas of drizzle and overcast conditions and overnight tonight, the temperatures look to stay above the freezing mark and that any showers that move until stay as rain. tomorrow, boosting the temps into the mid-50s. 54 degrees for boston and taunton and record highs. the record is 56 in boston. the wind will be a big issue tomorrow and making travel coast. and southeastern mass on cape cod, the high wind watch in sunday evening. the wind gusts, they could be up to 60 miles an hour from the southeast and mixed in with that heavy rain and that is going to be a day tomorrow and forever. offshore here.

the drizzle continues through the evening. leave cast skies in between and anything falling from the clouds. 8:00 a.m. on sunday, that is when the rain takes up and coverage in intensity by noon on sunday. we could be tracking a potential for an isolated storm and check this out. 5:00 p.m., we're experiencing heavy downpours at that time. thunder and lightning and not expecting any severe storms but it will be one of those days where you have to keep an eye on the radar. with the wind compounded with the heavy rain, we could be experiencing power outages and local spreading. seven-day forecast, 44 and drizzly, and sunday, 55 rainy and windy, and machine, dry and 33. >> and thank you so much, pamela. and ahead this morning, now you can have brady's underwear. he is up for bid at october and that should be brief or boxers. we'll explain. . >> hi, everybody.

coming up on centro, we see the boston red sox hitting a home run and learn about a school sitting close to the historic ball park and is hitting home runs in the lives of many inner city youth.

. good morning, everybody. i'm yadires nova-salcedo. welcome to 70ro. at -- to centro. at fenway park, we see the red sox hitting home runs. did you know that close to the historic ball park sits a school that is hitting home runs in the lives of many inner city youth. the boston arts academy, boston's only public high school for the visual and performing arts. and serving over 440 students that reflect the diversity of boston's neighborhoods. and an estimated 42% are latinos and more than 94% of them go to college. to tell us more, with us this morning is abraham olivo, coordinator. >> good morning, yadires. >> this is great. you're hitting home runs in the yes. we definitely attempt to students. >> yes. >> and -- .

and i think that there is a perfect opportunity to talk to >> yes. >> and as a latino, you graduated from boston arts academy. >> i did. >> tell us about that? >> i enrolled in 2001 and graduated in 2005. it was a wonderful opportunity for me. i was seeking to improve musically on the piano, specifically, so, i didn't have prior experience in training. when i went to the boston arts academy, i had two hours every single day in my art. that is one of the wonderful things about the college, about >> yes. yes. >> that we have the opportunity to educate the artists for at least two hours every day and allowing the academics, science, math and humanities, all of the academic requirements and it's a wonderful opportunity for the children. >> and it's amazing, the fact that it's boston's only public high school and with -- for the visual and performing arts. >> yes.

>> and it's amazing that not a lot of people knew about it and artsa academy. >> it's a wonderful gem across the street from fenway park. to be a part of the community is amazing and also creating pathways for the artists and for students and their careers. when i went to boston arts academy, i was also getting training at berkeley college music and boston conservatory, the partnership that we have >> okay. >> and not only did i have the opportunity, but i was able to have a pathway to college. eventually, i graduated berkeley college of music on a full scholarship and became educational manager for the long running music foundation in new york, new york, and i returned recently to boston arts academy because i believe in the mission and its diversity. its mission artistically and academically to provide an all- outstanding artist scholar and citizen.

opportunity to pay it forward? you're excited about graduating from there and what that i gave you. >> yeah. >> and this is part of you being here today and making sure that other students. you, obviously, you want to reach out and run everyone watching the segment who would like to learn more. >> right. >> and it's important to highlight the latino community. that is important to you guys. >> yes. yes. it is. >> the reason why, not a lot of latinos know about our school and we want them to understand that it's a place that they can have an outstanding education and they can be someone. they can be an artist that they can advance and be outstanding latinos representative of our culture and our society. they can be a light. they can be a beacon of hope for a lot of latino families, as you know, sometimes they come from hard means. >> yeah. >> and it's hard in their upbringing, but to have an

official and -- visual and performing arts and it's free, and some schools you have to pay over $50,000 a year for this education. we have an outstanding curriculum and staff and faculty team. it's a wonderful place to be. >> what a great opportunity and it's important that you highlighted that and, obviously, 42% of them are already latinos and you would like for that number to grow? >> yes. definitely. we do and we want our community to be diverse. and latinos to shine along with the community. >> yes, your last-minute message to viewers out there who would like to get more information on the boston arts academy. >> i would encourage them to apply online at www.bostonartsacademy.org and we have all of the information provided there and it's very user friendly and, yeah. >> thank you so much for coming by and telling us about it. again, this is a hidden jewel that we didn't know existed and

opportunity for a lot of kids out there and especially latinos. thank you story coming by and telling us about it. >> thank you for your time. >> for more information, call them at 617-590-8071 to get directly to their website, visit us online at www.cbsboston.com/centro and like every week, we want to invite to you connect with us online. like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. i'm yadires nova-salcedo. inviting you to step forward to a better you. see you next time. and he will probably not become your thunder buddy, but the underwear is hitting the auction block. the qb boxer's and undershirt were in the making of the movie "ted 2", up for bids. if you're interested, they're a size 36 and -- for boxers and a giorgio armani658 shirt but you may have to win powerball to afford it. the opening bid starts at $2,500 that comes with a

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