boston police released the name of an officer shot and wounded in the line of duty. police in worcester trying to find a hit-and-run driver that killed a man and took off. >>reporter: windswept rain and near record high temperatures coming. if you are feeling lucky how about powerball? the jackpot has grown to a record $900 million. . we begin with breaking news, two children rescued

this afternoon, the police academy school off crescent street. the kids fell into the water in a small pond the boys 12 and nine years old. apparently good samaritans pull the younger boy to safety. emergency teams rescued the older boy and performed cpr. both have been rushed to the hospital. we do not know their conditions at this point the we will bring you the very latest. also breaking in watertown, an apartment building has been evacuated. hazardous materials teams are street. crews responding to reports of building. right now no reports of anyone hurts. we will stay on this breaking story throughout the night and get you the latest when we get it. boston police have released the name of an officer shot and wounded trying to make a drug arrest in dorchester, yesterday morning. kurt stokinger a nine-year

also the father of two. the good news he will recover from his it will end. good evening, thanks for joining us. he is being treated at the boston medical center, live outside the hospital right now. >>reporter: the police officer taken in on this side of the hospital. i spoke with this family, they say they have been visiting him all day and he remains in stable condition. a day after a boston police officer was injured in dorchester in the line of duty, the department releases his name. 37 -year-old kurt stokinger, a nine-year veteran and a father of two young children. this picture from bpd blog shows that a great officer accepting a commissioners accommodation award in october, 2014, for his role in combating drug problems and gun violence. >> he worked really hard for the job. i remember he was so, so

>>reporter: boston neighbor says she has known him for most of his life. >>reporter: what was your reaction when you heard? >> oh my, i could not speak. i was shocked. it brings it home, my next-door neighbor. >>reporter: he is no stranger to public service his family says he comes from a line of firefighters including his father, grandfather and uncle. police say officer stokinger dealer friday morning when he was shot in the leg. the lead shooter, 27 -year-old grant headley, a convicted felon come out on probation for selling drugs when a shot officer stokinger. he was later caught and arrested. >> i just pray for him. i am so thankful that he will be well soon and able to go back to the duty he loves to do. >>reporter: the police department thanking the public

and prayers. the suspect due in court on monday. live outside boston medical center, wbz news. a live pictures of the city evening. by tomorrow afternoon, heavy rain will be upon us and also unusually warm. barry burbank has his eye on the storm. this is an odd one for january? >> it is. we won't have a snowstorm anywhere including some of the highest mountains in northern new england, all rain and quite a lot of it. in fact one to 2 inches most likely, a few rumbles of thunder, strong winds expected, especially on the coastal plains and higher hilltops gusts up 30 maybe 60 in some places in southeastern massachusetts and record one. 56 tomorrow in boston, that in 2000.

off. a little missed here and there and not going to be any freezing a temperatures will not go down tonight. in worcester county middle 30s later tonight the temperature rising up at -- a little drizzle overnight mostly rain during the day. the rest of my forecast about the storm and what changes are ahead are going to be like in a few minutes. a developing story from worcester are police are examining broken pieces from a vehicle to track down thehit- and-run driver that killed a man early this morning. jim smith live he joins us with the story. >>reporter: a very sad story tonight in the city of worcester. a man walking along a dark road in the middle of the night, struck and killed by an suv. tragically, the driver kept on going. >> why would you take off if you know you hit someone? why wouldn't you at least call 911. >>reporter: they were woken up around 3:00 a.m.

horrible scene in front of their house on west boylston street. 56 euros worcester man walking on the street, struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver. >> it looks like a person lying there in the street and the cops are already there. emt next to him with a back they put him on a stretcher in the ambulance and that is it. >>reporter: the victim unresponsive at the scene soon pronounced dead. >> you couldn't really tell it was so dark on that side of the street, what was going on at first. then we saw them put a person, can't tell who it was or anything, into the ambulance. >>reporter: police looking for a 2000-2002 gmc yukon missing is passenger-side mirror with a broken headlight and other damage. >> a terrible thing. i hope the family -- i feel bad. >>reporter: there are reports

killed while walking home. the identity of the victim hasn't been released. police are appealing to the public for help. live in worcester, wbz news. the tipster who raised questions about a juror at the aaron hernandez murder trial has been rolled and reliable. the tipster claimed she worked with a juror in the trial he knew hernandes was also charged with a double murder in boston. the double murder of course not permissible as evidence when hernandes was on trial for the murder of odin lloyd but now the judge has ruled the tipster is not writable. on the boston charges. boston firefighters remembering a comrade killed in the line of duty back in 2009. lieutenant kevin kelly in the front seat of a ladder truck that slammed into a high-rise building on huntington avenue break spells. today, kelly's family and fellow firefighters unveiled a

campaign 2016 now, police in littleton trying to find the vandals who painted at the scene words and images on a donald trump campaign office the. nazi and pig among the words painted on the building. police checking surveillance video. bernie sanders opened his first head came -- campaign headquarters, state senator jamie eldridge on hand to welcome sanders supporters. people snapping up powerball tickets tonight, the jackpot grows to a whopping $900 million. the largest lottery prize in world history. if you want a shot at it, not much time left. lots of folks have had a bad case of lottery fever. >>reporter: the sound of money, at least each powerball ticket holder hope so. >> you can't win if you don't play.

usually shy away went all in. he is in charge of the express mart in plymouth where they sold a lucky ticket for last wednesday's powerball someone matched five numbers met -- winning $1 million. >>reporter: when you look at the excitement doesn't blow your mind. >> absolutely we are so happy. >>reporter: with one lucky customer, others gambling it will rub off on them them. >>reporter: he came because the million dollar older? >> absolutely. >> how we are going to spend our money. >>reporter: how? >> take care of family first and go on a good vacation. >>reporter: since the jackpot keeps on climbing why not play the odds and dream? >>reporter: can you wrap your head around that much money? >> i can try? >> that report from katie brace we will have the winning numbers for you tonight after that the ballgame here on wbz news. coming up the loud protests and one german city after a bunch

targeting women. a group of armed ranchers refusing to leave a wildlife refuge even after a request from the community. the special guest expected to visit the detroit auto show later this month. a lot of rain on the way the it looks like most happening tomorrow, just a little mist and a touch of rain tonight. my details

thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in cologne, germany today.

to group of immigrants accused new year's eve. many calling for limits to germany's refugee program. a small group of ranchers refuge in oregon are refusing officials asked them to. the armed groups took over buildings at the refuge a week ago in a protest over federal ownership of the lands. the group said they would go if community leaders asked them to do so, but tonight, protest leader ammon bundy says they are not ready to leave yet. president obama will be in the auto show later this month visit the event. each year the show highlights new technology being developed by automakers. by some with saving the american car industry after helping bail out general motors and chrysler. he spoke about it in today's address to the media. >> the point is american to anything even times of great challenge and change, our

>> the show runs from this coming monday until the 24th. president obama will visit the show a week from wednesday. barry burbank joining us now talking about a ton of rain coming tomorrow it seems like this time of year we are in the wrong same for that. >> last year he had a pretty mild to the first part of january a couple cold days and all of a sudden you're the into the month snow. >> what you suggesting? >> three potential snow events coming up near the 2nd half of the month, potential, per that way right now. >> let us have it. >> right now the temperatures are 39 of boston, really not going to change much at all if anything go up a bit 40s to the south, 30s to the north. no danger of icing in most night. a little drizzle breaking out from place to place and time to time, light rain but most heavy rain a long way off. the current temperatures across united states you see it is

this will start racing up the eastern seaboard tomorrow as a storm gets underway, a big win going to the west of us. on the backside plenty of cold chill coming in certainly monday. impact munch -- in fact much of what you see the seven day forecast, the storms developing off to the west inside runners as we call it going well to the west pulling a lot of for mayor. overnight it is going to be essentially what you have right now areas of fog, watch out for that, areas of drizzle and overcast him and not too much rain overnight but starting tomorrow morning around 7:00 a few showers start to break out. the heaviest rain comes in later tomorrow morning, into the afternoon hours, when it should poor, maybe isolated rumbles of thunder to go along with it. that should start moving out

tomorrow evening, should start to clear. one and a half inches in many locations, isolated spots may get over 2 inches, somewhat less over southeastern massachusetts and the cape, a lot of wind to go with it. potential winds 30-50 miles an hour with gusts from the east southeast on the coast becoming more southerly ahead of the approaching cold front. a high wind watch up not a warning but potential for winds 50-60 miles an hour on the coastal plain of southeastern massachusetts and a flood watch for parts of central new hampshire into western maine but no flood watches here. although flooding in poor drainage locations as the rain comes down hard later tomorrow morning. look at the highs tomorrow, january 10 should be in the middle 50s the record high 56 setback in 2000, very close to that. forecast right now 54-55, was to record 53 setback in 1939, very close to that record as

this form will be shoved out to see as cold air within monday and we have this alberta clipper coming down usually they are starved for moisture this will go over the great lakes depending on how much energy -- energy the system will have maybe a coating may be an inch or snow -- of snow it will take off as it moves away late tuesday into wednesday. my seven day forecast after a warm wind swept windy colder monday with sunshine 34. briefly warns of tuesday, afternoon still showers and very windy and cold in the 20s wednesday, thursday and friday. that is it for now, see you later. >> that sounds like winter. coming up next patriots of the coaching staff interviews for the big job with

patriots on the couch this weekend eating popcorn trying to figure out who they are playing next week. >> a fun weekend. >> get started. >> it is the rest for the pats. playoffs and with us we can patriots rest of the home one of four teams enjoyed the first round bye. they a week from today a division of game they host to the cincinnati, houston arkansas city at 4:35 next saturday here on wbz. one man who is an off this weekend matt patricia, he spent his saturday interviewing for the head-coaching job with the cleveland browns according to the nfl network. the 41 -year-old patricia the past offensive coordinator the past four seasons coaching with new england since 2004. as for the players they have nothing but respect for what he does. >> he is a guy i think that makes sure we are always locked in. he has a lot of different

gets us motivated. he is really focused on defense having a certain type of attitude. he brings that everyday. he has a certain way about him. i don't care what he is going through no sleep, a lot of sleep, having a baby born, he has a certain attitude he brings to work everyday. i think the guys been up to that. >>reporter: playoffs underway, currently down 13-0 in the 3rd quarter tom brady's former backup play at throwing three interceptions in the first half. texans in the whole giving up point heard 6 yards kickoff return on the opening kick, nile davis started up. 18:00 here bengals host the steelers the other afc wild- card game. the bengals will be the pats opponent next setting if cincinnati winds if steelers when houston arkansas city will come to foxboro for the divisional playoff game.

we will preview the pats road ahead at 11:30 and on sports final more on the pats matchup with full recap of the nfl games. bruins continue their five-game road trip in ottawa to face the senators. they snapped a two game losing streak last night in the opener of their trip with a win over new jersey. brad marchand back after he served a three-game suspension for clipping ottawa's mark glowinski,'s, let's go to college shoots, the minutemen have the upper hand early nice deal by c.j. anderson bounce pass to donte clark against the hoop and one which he made to keep them up four, 21-17. tied at 38 the 1st half jay lane adams hits the big three, team-high 24 points for adams that started and 19-nine run. tyler stopped the bleeding with a huge jam, 13 today, umass down eight. >> but in the game clark a nice

the minutemen for clark missed on the stretch umass falls 88- 77 to fall 8- 7 on the season. harvard the dartmouth today. still to, local turkey who likes the way he looks. fascination with his reflection

wow. the internet is crazy fast here. i know, right? it's so nice to have everyone over. hi hey. mmm. i just laid an egg. does anybody want it? joey, you want some gasoline? yes, please. mom, guess what? i married a clown and we're having tiny little clown babies. mhm. i just bought a hammer. with internet fast enough for everyone, your guests might get a bit carried away.

police trying to figure what to do about an unlikely fan, a pesky turkey, camera. chasing down and native police cruiser you can say it isn't playing chicken, it keeps following the officers. they joked they might keep gravy air freshener in the car to keep the turkey way. it was also spotted a few days before on top of this traffic light post. he likes hanging around there. one more look at the forecast which includes a whole bunch of rain tomorrow. >> fortunately -- unfortunately no snow for the ski resorts. very disappointing for snow lovers. a lot of rain, where drains are clogged it will be flooding in poor drainage locations. 56 tomorrow maybe a record tying high temperature. after that playing cold stuff a few snow showers tuesday afternoon and two or three

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