>> announcer: from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning, everybody. yeah, right off the top. here we go. if you haven't seen them yet, here are the winning numbers in the nearly $950 million powerball jackpot. 16-19-32-34-57, powerball 13. there was no winner. that means wednesday's drawing could hit $1.3 billion. can you imagine? >> i know. my husband wrote me a note this morning. sorry."

we're glad you're with us at 5:00 in the morning on this january 10. i'm kerry, along with pamela. >> we're playing next time. >> we're playing again. we didn't win but there's always next time. >> yes, there is. there's another day. if you plan to travel, it's not a good day because of the strong wind and a ton of rain as well. so far, here's the current radar picture locally and you can see a few showers on the south coast. more rain is heading from the southwest. here's the bigger picture as we zoom out. lightning tracker -- i put that on here because we anticipate the chance of a thunderstorm today, although lightning tracker updating. we had one lightning strike in this particular picture that and has gone away. the heavy rain will be the main concern for today as well as the wind. visibility reduced ahead of the rain with dense fog from boston, half mile or less. notice as we get past 8:00

10:00 a.m., heavy rain in boston, low-to-mid- 50s for highs. afternoon, soggy. rainy by 3:00 p.m. and beyond that, we'll keep the showers in, plus the wind will be a big concern here. we have wind advisories as well as high wind warnings in effect for cape ann and cape cod. there, we could see wind gusts between 50 and 60 miles per hour. more on when the rain moves out of here in your forecast. kerry? >> all right, pamela, thank you so much. our top story this morning -- yes, you got it, powerball fever. it was the largest jackpot in the entire world, $950 million up for grabs. there was a $1 million winner in massachusetts. was it you? the ticket was bought at clash don wine on boylston street. the ticket had five numbers match but not the powerball number.

>> reporter: some folks dictate lucky numbers on phone and others penciled them in but many let the computer do its thing. >> i think i'm going to be broke tomorrow as much as today but you never know. that's why i'm here. >> reporter: he has plenty of company. long lines were pretty common in 44 lottery states for a shot at the record-setting $900 million prize. even folks who hardly ever play. >> not at all, only when it's on tv and they're making a big deal of it. >> reporter: whoever wins could take payments over 30 years or just grab the lump sum of $558 million before taxes. you're more likely to be hit by attack, or achieve sainthood. >> i think this is an absolute waste waste of money and should have flushed my money down the toilet but -- what if i win? >> reporter: folks have all sort of dreams about what they would buy with the money and there is general agreement on one point.

instantly. >> reporter: and as the computers spit out tickets tonight, we were proud to know we inspired the winning spirit. >> kept thinking i need to get here. >> reporter: the woman generously agreed to give us a share of her combination then decline to give us her name. 75% of all possible number combinations have been bought. ken macleod for wbz news this morning. a valiant rescue in brockton. two pose fell through thin ice and two good samaritans jump to help out. the 9-and-12-year-old boys were playing with friend when the ice gave way. they were rush to the hospital. katie brace reports the older boy is in critical condition. >> this is how deep i went into the water. >> reporter: the cold kept randy from going deeper into the pond. >> they was both under. >> reporter: he didn't want

he was one of three people who rushed to save two young boys. he had seen them playing in his apartment complex across the street. the next thing he remembers, a frantic knock on his door for help. >> sometimes in these situation you don't think, you just acted. >> reporter: he jumped the fence to the academy pond. two men were in the water. >> they're struggling. >> reporter: they pulled the 9- year-old out. once he came to, he said one thin . " >> my friend is still there." >> reporter: there was no sign of the 12 years old. >> you couldn't see anything. too cold. >> reporter: the first good samaritan searched under the water. >> the first person in there, he went in and submergeddened himself. he's the hero. >> reporter: once firefighters arrived, they found the boy under the ice. both children were rush to the the hospital. pierce, who has kids of his own, was thankful he was not the only one who dove in. >> it's sort of hard. ed it really plunks you right there, but you know, it's good to know we have people out >> like these good samaritan

>> reporter: the good samaritan who searched underwater was taken to the later. the 9-and-12-year-old in the hospital and one is in critical condition. crews rush to the scene after a fire broke out in jamaica plain after 10:00 on an apartment building on center street. the smoke was so heavy, firefighters had to evacuate the building. one resident was taken to the hospital. people in a watertown apartment building are at home after a chemical scare. hazardous material team was called in after someone reported an odor. drain cleaner was mixed with another chemical that set off a reaction. fortunately, nobody was hurt. worcester police made an arrest in a deadly hit-and- run. jim smith has the details. >> why would you take off if you know you hit someone, and

>> reporter: mike and melissa were awoken around 3:00 a.m. it was a horrible scene in front of their house on west boilston street. a 56-year-old worcester man walk on the street struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver. >> they had dark clothes but were lying in the street and emt was there. they put them on the stretcher in the plans and that's it. >> the victim was unresponsive at the scene and soon pronounced dead . >> you couldn't tell what was going on at first but then saw them put a -- person -- can't tell where we were, who it was or anything -- and into the ambulance. >> reporter: police are looking for a 2000 to 2002 gmc yukon, missing its passenger side mirror, with a broken headlight and other damage. >> it's just a terrible thing. i mean, i hope the family and i feel bad. >> reporter: a long-time

was struck and killed while walk home from work. police are asking for the public's help as they try to find that driver. in worcester, jim smith, wbz news. a munson man faces charges related to a hit-and-returns accused of destroying a truck with an excavator one day after he hit and killed a man in palmer on new year's eve. the truck has been excavated. now to the patriot in the playoff and we know who they will play next weekend. the patriots will host the kansas city chiefs next saturday afternoon at gillette stadium in the divisional round of the playoffs. the steelers blew a 15-0 fourth quarter lead and lost their qp, roethlisberger, for most of the period with a shoulder injury, but he rallied the team late as the bengals had two costly personal foul penalties to set up this 35- yard field goal.

denver. that must have hurt. kansas city will face the pats. tom brady had his eye on the game, posting this picture of himself on facebook watching the chiefs. hopefully he did a little scouting. wbz has you covered. we'll get the playoff start with a 90-minute "game day" special at 2:00. if game kicks off at 4:30 on wbz and when it's over, "fifth quarter" will air on wbz. excuse me. 5:09. she was the tipster who raised questions about juror at the aaron hernandez trial. the judge rules on the credibility of that witness. and the role sean penn played in capturing most wanted man in the world. yeah, sean penn. and there were other lottery numbers chosen last night other than the big check them out.

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good morning. so far so good out there. not much of a wind. we're dry across the area. however, the rain is just pushing into southwestern part of the viewing area into connecticut at this time. wind-swept rain with thunderstorm chance after noon. wind gusts will push 50 miles per hour. temperature-wise, we're in the 50s but big changes for monday, too. i'll have the hour-by-hour timing and how cold we will be for your monday in your seven day forecast. >> thank you so much. well, the tipster who raised questions about a juror at the aaron hernandez murder trial has been ruled

juror in the trial who knew hernandez was charge with the double murder in boston. that was not permissible as evidence when hernandez was on trial for the murder of odin lloyd, but now a judge has credible. hernandez, of course, is still awaiting trial on the boston charges. what's a snow love to do in a winter without snow? well, make his own snow, of course. we'll tell you one man's plan to bring winter to his entire neighborhood. it is your birthday today? january 10 -- let's see who you share with. frank sin gnat remarks jr., is 72. and i believe his father just turned -- would have been 100 a few months ago. george foreman is 67. and pat benatar encourages shot. she's 53. happy birthday to you. we'll be right back.

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in hawthorn, always lawns are green until you get to his house. how does that happen? using a snow gun, he cranked out 10-inches of snow on his front lawn. it's funny. he even had to clear the walk. neighbors are stopping to enjoy it. that's right. and be glad they don't have to shovel it from their own home. wouldn't that be nice if you could pick -- so everybody in the neighborhood will put out a sign. it would only land on those properties. mine would be green grass all year long. but the reality is last year we hadn't had snow until late january. >> exactly and the first blizzard that moved in was the 26th, 27th, the 8th, with a good 2 feet of snow. >> here we are thinking we're in the clear and not really. it's not over yet. we have plenty of wenter to get to. el nino will keep us milder

on snowfall but we should get some snow makers later this season -- not today and we're getting rain and this system will push from the southwest, bringing more heavy showers by this afternoon as well as the potential for an isolated thunderstorm. so far, no storms across massachusetts at this time but in the hour by hour forecast, heavy showers into connecticut and berkshires and may be a little bit of sleet mixed in to the higher elevations, a wintry mix, as well as you get into the northern parts of new england. 10:00 a.m., the rest of us are dealing with rain. heavy rain continues, chance of an isolated thunderstorm after noon and may hear a rumble of thunder and small hail mixing in with some of the storms and

heavy rain and wind will be the factor. 7:00 p.m. this evening, most of the showers will dry up and move out. by 10:00 p.m., starting to dry things out. however, temperatures get so cold overnight we could track the potential of icy roads going into the later part of the day. now, as we get into later tonight, we could be dealing with 1 to 2 inches of rain accumulation and, yes, it will have some tough travel weather out there. high weather warning for cape ann and nantucket, wind gusting to 60 miles per hour, wind advisory for the rest of us here and inland, sustained wind between 20 and 30 miles per hour with higher gusts on the coastline. here are the projected wind gusts, 3:00 p.m., maybe 67-mile- per-hour gust in gloucester, 44

wind will continue to be strong into your day tomorrow. your real feel temp is 37 and the wind has not taken over yet. high temperatures will be in the mid-50s, rainy, windy. once we get through this, monday will be sunnier but blustry with a high of 53 and chance of snow showers. there's a hollywood twist to the capture of the fugitive known as el chapo. mexico security forces were able to track down the drugger because of a meeting with sean penn. guzman want to make a biographical film and gave penn an interview that "rolling stone" magazine is publishing.

supermax prison he escaped from six months ago. tanks and personnel are standing outside. he was brought here after authorities paraded him in front of news cameras. el chapo means "shortie" in spanish but may have been his big ego that led to his capture, according to mexico's attorney genera . "he had the intention of making a biographical film," she said, "so he reached out to producers." investigators were at the home where el chapo was holed up, looking for evidence to expose others in the cartel responsible for half of the illegal drugs that have the u.s. from mexico. >> as long as he's in mexico, fuseman can operate at some level and he always has the hope of escaping. >> reporter: it's in the country's best interest to turn him to the u.s. where he faces drug trafficking and money

>> they don't want to go through the embarrassment again and chap o said his worst fear is being extradite to the u.s.. >> reporter: his lawyers met reporters outside the prison and said he's in a state of extradition. that means he won't be in the u.s. any time soon. carter evans, los angeles. >> 5:23 now. taking it to the streets again. the effort made to make sure "the globe" makes it to your

>> welcome back to boston. "the globe" had publicized delivery issues and staffers get to it your door. the managing director tweeted this picture out as "the globe" was getting distributed. the paper rehired its old distributor to help ensure delivery. wow. well, it was the biggest history. ahead this morning, nobody matched the powerball numbers.

be on wednesday now. boston police released the identity of the officer who was shot in the line of duty. the latest on his condition,

here comes the rain again falling on my head like a memory falling on my head like a new emotion >> so true.

i'm kerry connolly with pamela gardner. yes, we will have a little rain, aren't we, today and windy, too. >> a lot of rain and wind. advisories and warnings are posted. i'll show you that in just a minute. visibility is low ahead of the rain. we don't have steady showers but visibility is under a half mile or less in boston, quarter mile or less marshfield and still fog will stick around throughout the day. radar picture shows few showers trying to push into southern new england, more rain on the way from the southwest and even thunderstorm. now, aside from isolated thunderstorm chance, we will get heavy rain in your hour by hour forecast through 8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. showers are push into the boston area, upper 40s or lower 50s for most of the day, and at noon, you can see heavy showers across the board along the mass pike. at that point in time, the wind starts to kick in. after noon today we have high

cape cod, nantucket, with a wind advisory in the lighter brown colors. regardless, wind could dust between 50 and 60 miles per hour at times. how long the rain sticks around and how cold we will get on monday in your seven day forecast. >> pamela, thank you. chec ing top stories now -- believe it or not, there was no jackpot winner last night. the top prize reached $950 million. there was a million dollar ticket sold at clarendon liquor on boylston street in boston. could it be you? lottery officials said 75% of selected. next wednesday's powerball jackpot is now expected to reach $1.3 billion. wow. well, two boys have been pulled from an icy pond in brockton and one is in critical condition. a 12-year-old and 9-year-old

the,lough academy. good samaritans pulled the younger boy to safety. emergency crews rescued the older boy and performed cpr. police, meanwhile, arrested a driver suspect in a deadly hit-and-run yesterday in worcester. 21-year-old vincent green of west boilston is charge with motor vehicle homicide, leaving the scene, and other counts. green was driving recklessly when he hit a 56-year-old man on west boylston street and never stopped. that man died later at the hospital. boston police identified the officer shot and wound while trying to arrest a drug suspect. officer curt stokinger is recovering at the hospital and is a decorated veteran of the force. >> reporter: after a boston police officer with us injure in dorchester in the line of duty -- >> i'm at 33 [ indistinct ] terrace, shot. >> reporter: the department releases his name, 37-year-old curt stoker, nine-year veteran

young children. this picture from bpd's blog shows the officer accepting a officer's commissioner ward for compact drug problem and gun violence. >> he worked hard for the job and he was so, so, so excited to get the job. >> reporter: this neighbor has known the officer most of his life. what was with your reaction when you heard -- >> oh, my. i couldn't speak, you know? i was shocked. you know, it brings it home, my next door neighbor. >> reporter: stokeinger come from a line of firefighters including his grandfather and uncle. he was chasing a dangerous drug dealer within he was shot in his led and 27-year-old grant headley was on probation for selling drugs when he shot

he was later caught arrested. know? i'm so thankful that he'll be well soon and he'll be able to do what he loves to do. >> reporter: the boston police department thanking the public for its help. wbz news. >> the gunman who ambushed a police officer in philadelphia is charged with aat the same timed murder. investigators said edward archer claimed he fired 13 shot into the officer's car for i.s.i.s. the officer was hit three times but manage to shot back. he's hospitalized and recovering. it was meet a muslim day at worcester mosque. the islamic center opened it doors yesterday to encourage people to learn more about islam. organizers hope to dispel myths about islam and provide a counterbalance to rhetoric.

americans had never met a muslim. campaign 2016 now. there's little tolerance in littleton, where police are trying to find a vandal who images. "nazi" and "pig" were were spraypainted on the windows. police are checking video. bernie sanders opened his first campaign headquarters in massachusetts. it is in charlestown on cambridge street. jamie eldridge of acton was on hand to welcome sanders supporters. boston firefighters remembered a comrade killed in the line of duty in 2009. lieutenant kevin kelly was in the front seat of a ladder truck that slam into a high- rise building on huntington av in mission hill after the brake on his fire truck failed. kelly's family and firefighters unveiled a plaque in his honor. >> the likeness of it is perfect now and we decide to

by would know what happened to my father versus just walk by and seeing picture and a name and not knowing what happened. >> susan said it took her six years to put up the plaque because they wanted to get the resemblance just right. well, boston mayor marty walsh wants city hall to be more transparent, proposing regulation for lobbyists. lobbyists could be required to make public their efforts to influence city contracts. walsh said the city's requirement will be much like the state's requiring lobbyists to disclose their clients their issues and compensation. the city council and state legislature would have to approve the move. mgm resorts international said it will start demolishing a long-vacant elementary school on tuesday it received state and city approval for the work and will eventually become the

it was badly damaged when a tornado tore through springfield in 2011. mgm's nearly $1 billion casino complex hopes to open in late 2018. bad news about the gambling industry. nevada casinos posted losses again this year. the game industry is down $662 million and its sixth straight year in the red in las vegas. the trend started during the 2008 recession but the gaming board predicts this is the year the industry turns around. well, the patriots find out who they will play in their first playoff game and the bruins looking for pack-to-back wins on the road, taking out their division rivals. dan roche is up next with

well, good morning, everyone. with afc wild card games played on saturday this year, the patriots didn't have to wait to find out which team will come to foxborough this saturday and it's the kansas city chiefs. , a game you can watch at 4:35 on saturday at wbz. bengals hosts steelers in a physical and nasty match up. 9-0 in the third quarter when roethlisberger find bryant for the 10-yard score. what an acrobatic catch. 15-0 steelers.

but closing seconds of the third quarter, and big ben gets pressured by burfict, who drives ben into the turf and pen would go down hard. roethlisberger injures his shoulder on the play and left for x-rays but did return to the sidelines with 5:00 to go. early fourth, cindy i on the out. pittsburgh's lead 15-7. they 15-10. driving, mccarron to green. the go-ahead 25-yard touchdown -- cincy went for two but fail but up 16-15. then the steelers' first play the interception to burfict. the bengals coughed it up with a fumble of their own so big ben return and drives the steelers into cincy territory, then an incomplete pass but take a look. burfict leaves with a shoulder to the head to antonio brown, 15-yard personal foul, 15-yard personal foul against pacman

sets up the steelers in field goal range. boswell doesn't miss, 35-yarder to win for pittsburgh. they stun the bengals 18-16. steelers going to denver, chiefs going to gillette on saturday. the chiefs played the early game against the texans. it was all k.c. from the get-go. davis takes the opening kickoff and goes all the way. 106-yard to the house. just like that, 7-0 chiefs as they stun the texans and their fans. not a good start. really struggling in his first playoff start after three-and- out on houston's first position. the ugly throw intercepted by berry, one of four picks thrown in the game. 13-0 k.c. late in the half -- another drive inside the 5, a pick. five turnovers for hoyer and a fumble as well. 13-0 k.c. in the third quarter. alex smith to chris connolly

to put the chiefs up 20-0. k.c. houston. years. k.c. was tied for the longest drought with detroit but is no more. at defensive coordinator [ indistinct ] spent saturday interviewing for a job with the browns. he has been the defensive coordinator for the pats for four season and coaching with new england since 2004. plenty of coverage later this morning on wbz. we'll preview the game on "patriots game day" 11:30 and tonight on "sports final," more on the pats, chiefs, plus a recap of the weekend games. we'll have more about that bengals collapse as well. bruins in ottawa to meet the senators, game 2 of a five- game swing. a win over the devils in new jersey in the trip opener. they hope to get a boost with the return of marchand from a three-game suspension.

block by carlson, who then jump up on the rush. he fund the player, who packhand past tuukka rask. 1-0 senators. bruins answered one minute into the second. paster knack ties it 1-1 and it's going overtime. he played well in o.t. that's it, though, a great o.t. bruins get a point but lieu it by a score of 2-1. and college hoops, dartmouth visiting harvard for both teams. the crimson beat the big green 77-70. harvard improves do 7-8, 1-0 in ivy league play. and the celtics will be in memphis to take on the grizzlies at 6:00.

on "patriots game day." i'm dan wbz sports. mallika marshall looks at a trend of brace in adults. heavy rain is expected all day long. make sure you have the rain gear with you and be aware the wind will be pretty strong, gusts between 50, 60 miles per hour. who's under advisory and a warning? we'll have detail and the hour- by-hour forecast. first trivia question of the day -- which one of the following products has not been used on icy roads as an environmentally friendly rock salt substitute? pickle juice, beet juice, cheese by-product, or lemon juice?

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for news, weather and information. on every screen in your life. we are broadcasters, always here for you, wherever here may be. tell washington local stations matter. a ruptured 30-inch gas line led to a fireball in texas. four families had to be evacuated after the explosion sent flames shooting into the air near college station. the utility company let the gas burn out of the line before anyone was allowed to return home. nobody was injured. the smoke from the explosion and fire could be seen for miles, wow. pamela is here now to tell us about a rainy, windy day ahead. my goodness. >> a little bit of that tough forecast for today and it's tough going if you're traveling anywhere.

rain and we will experience the very, very gusty winds, especially along the cape, cape ann, cape cod and right along the coastline. that's where we expect the heaviest wind or strongest wind to be. live look at doppler radar -- heaviest rain not in the area at this time. we're dry in boston, although we have the fog. we'll show you the visibility numbers in a minute. some showers are starting to push along the south coast towards cape cod and southeastern massachusetts. the bigger picture shows more rain moving our way and the potential for an isolated thunderstorm embedded within the steady showers. and we have some lightning strikes showing up here on our lightning tracker, although no storm activity in our particular location here in massachusetts just yet, but as this pushes north and east throughout the course of the next several hour, a very rainy, windy day. hour by hour timing now as we continue through the 8:00 a.m. hour -- showers arriving in boston to bedford, even into

there, in the higher elevations, you may see a wintry mix initially, then turning to rain as temperatures soar to upper 40s and lower 50s for highs. by 10:00 a.m., 49 in boston with the heavy rain from the southwest, chance of a thunderstorm afternoon today, with a thunderstorm chance through 3:00 p.m. most of us dealing with heavy downpours and wind. 5:00 p.m., most of heavy rain pushes off shore and by 8:00 p.m., the heaviest rain will be north and east of us for the rest of us, showers continue to taper off. overnight, we have a clear sky expected with a westerly wind allowing for much colder air to push through for monday morning. projected rainfall when it's all said and done by this evening, 1 to 2-inches of rainfall potential here, could lead to localized flooding, although we don't have flood watches for warnings at this time but stay tuned. we'll keep you updated this afternoon.

cape ann, cape cod, nantucket, wind advisory along the coast in the lighter brown colors between 40 and 50 miles per hour in the light brown and and 50 to 60 on the cape. you can see we have 50 to 60 miles per hour gusts by 3:00 p.m. inland and and will keep the tomorrow. the wind is not a factor just yet but will take a few more hours, between 20 and 30 miles per hour with higher wind gusts at times and watch out for icy spots around freezing. by the afternoon, blustry, 33. thankfully sunshine. you need the vitamin d. 39, chance for snow at night.

products hasn't been used on icy roads as an environmentally friendly rock salt substitute?" this may surprise you. >> really? we're going with "c," cheese by- product. >> it is "d d," lemon juice. wisconsin uses cheese pi product -- at one time. >> i figure pickle juice and beet juice are acidic. >> they're popular to use. >> oh, interesting. >> lemon juice hasn't been used. >> thank you. good to know. when you think of praises, you may have a flashback to being an awkward teenager but the number of adults getting their teeth straightened is on the rise. >> reporter: dare ya noticed her mouth getting more crowded. lisa figured it was time to upgrade the smile. >> after my daughter got her

her braces, i decide to join the group. >> reporter: they're among the americans over 19 wearing praises. one in five orthodontic patients is an adult. >> in a day and time we're living, adults are living longer, and as a result, they're more aware not just of the dental health but overall health. >> reporter: clinical professional gerald nilsson agrees. >> it's increasing, among adults, desire to have a good fitting teeth, good facial balance so that when you go to work, people aren't distracted because your teeth are crooked have a big overbite. >> reporter: even as an adult, this attention can have a lasting impact. >> the health of the joint and the bone and wear of ther enamel on the tooth so orthodontic treatment is a benefit for a lifetime. >> reporter: they're counting on it.

>> your smile is one of the beg best features of your spire personality. >> reporter: adults often require more time in praises than teenagers. they're black and white and cute all over. the rite of passage troubling this panda.

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teething never fun, particularly if you're a giant panda cub. the toronto zoo released this video of their prized a traction. the little guy is all smiles for the panda, but the cubs are 12 weeks old, weighing 8- pounds. both still live with mom in the maternity den so they haven't made their public debut just yet. oh, my gosh, so cute. no winners in the powerball jackpot, believe it or not, but there was a lucky ticket sold in massachusetts. could it be you? we'll tell you about last night's powerball drawing. we have your top stories and an update on rainy/windy forecast for a quiet day at gillette. we're glad you're with us. we'll be back.

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