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here are the winning numbers. the payoff was nearly $950 million. the numbers are 16-19-32-34-57, powerball 13. no winnersers means wednesday's jackpot could reach $1.3 billion. somebody won $1 million, although they got every number but the powerball. that seem painful, doesn't it? >> frustrating. >> so close. >> oh, sure. you pert look at your family tree just to see. >> that's exciting. >> good morning, i'm kerry, along with pamela. we have a wild weather day. we d . lots of rain and wind if you're traveling. this building is low. before we get all the rain, visibility under half a mile in

locations dealing with fog before the rain moves in. showers removing in with more rain on the way and showers to the south but we could see an isolated thunderstorm embedded within all the heavy rain. hour by hour timing -- 8:00 a.m., more showers move in and by noon, just a deluge, tons of rain and the wind kicks in. we'll have a high wind warning and advisory cape ann, cape cod, nantucket, gusts could be between 50 and 60 miles per hour with 40 to 50-mile-per- hour gusts from boston to plymouth. how long will the rain stick around? all of that timing in your seven day forecast. >> thank you so much. powerball frenzy. it was the largest powerball jackpot in the world, nearly

no grand prize winner but there was a million dollar winner in massachusetts so where was the ticket bought? clarendon wine on boylston street. ken macleod reports people were dreaming. >> reporter: some folks dictated numbers from their phone and other pen selled them in but others let the computer do it thing. >> i think it will be broke tomorrow just as much as today but, you know what? you never know. that's why i'm here. >> reporter: he has plenty of company. long lines were common in 44 states for a shot at the record- setting $900 million prize and even folks who hardly play. >> only on tv and they make a big deal of it. >> reporter: you could grab before taxes. you are more likely to be hit

attack, or achieve sainthood. >> this is an absolute waste of money and should have flushed my money down the toilet but what if i win? >> reporter: folks have dreams of what they would buy and there is general agreement on one point. >> i will retire instantly. >> reporter: as the computers spit out tickets, we were proud to know we inspired that spirit. >> i thought i need to get it yesterday so i'm glad you are here because i may have forgot. >> reporter: she agree to share her winning as a thank you but did not share her name. 75% of possible combinations have been bought. ken macleod, wbz news. two boys fall through thin ice and good samaritans jump into the water to pull them out. the boys, ages 9 and 12, were playing with friend when the

both boys were rushed to the hospital. the older boy in critical condition. >> this is how deep i went into the water. >> reporter: the cold kept randy from going deeper is into the pond. >> both kids were submerged. >> reporter: he didn't want his face shown but said he was one of three people who rushed to save two boys. he had seen them in his apartment complex across the street. he remembers training knock for help. >> sometimes you didn't think. you just act. >> reporter: he jumped the fence to the pond. two men were in the water. >> they're struggling to pull him. >> reporter: once he came to, the 9-year-old said one thing. >> "my friend is still there." it was too cold. >> reporter: the first good samaritan searched under the water. >> the first person in there went in and submerged himself and he's the hero. >> reporter: once firefighters

ice. both children were rushed to the hospital. pierce was thankful he was not the only one who dove in. there. it's good to have good samaritans that helped out. >> reporter: the good samaritan who searched under hours later. one is in critical condition. katie brace. crews were on the scene after a fire in jamaica plain after 2:00 a.m. firefighters had to evacuate the building and one resident was taken to the hospital. new this morning, police made an arrest in a deadly hit- and-run. 21-year-old vincent green is charged with motor vehicle homicide, leaving the scene, as well as other counts.

>> why would you take off if you know you hit someone and why wouldn't you call 911? >> reporter: they were woken up around 3:00 a.m. saturday morning and it was a street. a 56-year-old worcester man struck and killed by a hit-and- run driver. >> they had dark clothes on but looked like a person and bag. they put him on a stretcher in the ambulance and that's it. >> reporter: the victim was unresponsive on scene and soon pronounced dead. >> you couldn't tell because it was so dark what was going on at first and then we saw them put a purse -- [ indistinct ] -- in the ambulance. >> it's terrible thing. i feel bad. >> reporter: the victim was struck and killed while walk

a munson man faces several charges related to a hit-and- run, accused of destroying his pickup 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. the patriots can focus on their next opponent. the team coming to foxboro next week to take on brady and the pats. and there were no powerball winners but other lottery numbers chosen other than powerball -- break out those tickets. maybe you won those. here are winning numbers.

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>> good morning. so far, not dealing with the wind, not dealing with heavy rain just yet, dealing with the fog. visibility reduced in spots but by this afternoon, it gets very rainy and very windy, tracking the potential of a thunderstorm, too, who's under

under an advisory, and how much rain you could see in the hour- by-hour timing, coming up. >> thank you. now that the patriots are in the playoff and we know who they will play -- they will host the kansas city chiefs next weekend at gillette in the divisional round of the playoffs. boy, was it a wild game. the steelers blew a 15-0 fourth quarter lead. they lost their quarterback, roethlisberger, 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 that up last-second 35-yard field goal from chris boswell. incredibly, the steelers win it 18-16 so they go to denver. kansas city will come here to new england. tom brady had his eye on the playoff game and his feet, you can see there. tom posted this picture on facebook.

he watched the chiefs take on the texans. hopefully he did a little scouting. the one time you can sit back and relax a little bit, right? wbz has you covered as the pats prepare for the chiefs. we'll have a 90-minute "game day" special at 2:30. when the game is over, we'll have the postgame show on wbz. ahead, sean penn and his role with the arrest of el chapo. and is it your birthday? let's see who you share it with. sean coleman is 60. chris smith part of criss-cross is 37. ebben handler is [ indistinct ] and rod stewarts on forever young at age 71 and hopefully

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>> scary i am the storm graphic there. what's going on? windy and rainy. yes, things pick up as we hours. the heavy rain pushes in and the wind will pick up in intensity by this afternoon through this evening. first to the rain -- live look at doppler radar, a few showers already developing on the berkshire and also along the south coast, cape, and islands. this is just the beginning. here's the bigger picture -- more steady, heavy rain on the way from the south and west. even the potential of an isolated thunderstorm embedded within the steady rain. afternoon. hour by hour forecast -- 6:00 a.m.

continues to spread from southwest to northeastern. temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. thankfully we're not dealing with snow. this would be -- oh, boy, a huge system if we were dealing with snow but all rain through 10:00 through this afternoon, heavy showers from bedford to boston. afternoon, better chance of an isolated thunderstorm within this steady rain. any storm that does develop could produce thunder and lightning as well as definitely heavy downpours. also small hail. can't rule out that possibility. 3:00 p.m. through 5:00 p.m., heavy rain starts to move off shore and by 7:00 or 8:00, starting to see things lighten up a bit. a few spotty showers central behind the main system as it pushes towards maine and overnight. clearing conditions and temperatures allowed to fall pretty quickly overnight, leading to icy spots from standing water. protected rainfall through this evening, 1 to 2 inches widespread with a couple

it depends on where the heaviest storms set up. cape cod, nantucket. wind gust between 50 to 60 miles per hour there with the wind advisory all along the coastline, including boston. further inland, there isn't a wind advisory but as you can see in our projected wind gusts in your hour by hour timing, it will be very windy, no matter where you live, but along the coast, we could have the potential of power outages as well as some downed trees afternoon. 11:00 p.m., still getting a pretty good wind speed, although the wind hasn't quite kicked in, in boston. per hour, 44-degree. your real feel temp a little cooler than that with dense fog and several report of mist following worcester, 0, with half mile visibility or less in boston. prepare for a rainy and windy day. 50s.

chilly start to the day and will not warm up much. 33 that high temperature, blustry. at least we'll see sunshine, 39 on tuesday with the chance of snow late tuesday night. kerry? >> pamela, thank you. there's a hollywood twist to the capture of the fugitive drug loan known as el chapo. mexican security forces tracked down the world's most wanted drug trafficker because of a meeting with actor sean pen . he apparently want to make a biograph cal interview and favor penn an interview "rolling stone" magazine is reporting. he could be extradited to the united states. >> reporter: guzman is in the same supermax prison he escaped from six months ago. military tanks and personnel are standing guard outside. he was paraded in front of news cameras.

spanish but may have been his big ego that led to his capture. "fuseman had the intention of being involved in a biographical film and reached to producers." he was looking for evidence that may have exposed other in the cartel responsible for half of the illegal drugs that enter the u.s. from mexico. >> as long as he's in mexico, he can operate at some level and has the hope of escaping. >> reporter: a senior executive said it's in the country's best interest to turn him over to the u.s., where he faces drug trafficking and money ladies and gentlemen charge in six states. >> they don't want to go through the embarrassment again but know his worst fear is being extradite to the u.s. >> reporter: lawyers met with reporters outside the prison.

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it's raining men, hallelujah, it's raining men, amen i'm gonna go out, i'm gonna let myself get >> there you go "raining men." i just went crazy. circles, the works. good morning, everybody. we're so glad you're with us. i'm kerry continuely, along with pamela, playing this because, yeah, we're getting rain, wind, crazy weather day. a soaker here this afternoon, downpours. that's the story, plus the wind will make it pretty difficult if you're traveling at all today. showers pushing in to southeastern massachusetts, lakeville, middle borrow, bridgewater, hall fax wareham, pushing north and east.

heavy rain heading this way with a potential thunderstorm this afternoon. any storm that develops could produce gusty wind on top of heavy rain as well as some small hail. hour by hour forecast -- we time in the heavy shower activity. noon, just a downpour from all locations. fitchburg, worcester, taunton, 51 in boston. thankfully, we're not dealing with snow. we're dealing with the rain and the wind will be strong, warnings for cape cod, nantucket, wind up to 60 miles per hour in spots but the wind advisory gusts could be up to 50 miles per hour, including boston. we'll have more in just a few minute in your seven day forecast. >> all right, pamela, thank you so much. checking our top story, believe it or not, there was no jackpot winner again in last night's powerball drawing. the top prize reached nearly $950 million. there was a million-dollar ticket sold -- was it to you?

course at boylston street in boston. sound familiar? hope so. 75% of the possible come by neighs were schlecked so now next wednesday's powerball jackpot is expected to reach $1.3 billion. in other news this morning, two boys have been pulled from an icy pond. one is in critical cal condition. a 9-year-old and 12-year-old fell into icy water. the younger boy was pull to safety. emergency crews rescued the younger boy and performed cpr. police arrested a driver suspected in a deadly hit-and- run yesterday in worcester. 21-year-old vincent green of west boylston is charge with motor vehicle homicide, leaving the scene, and other counts. police said green was driving rememberingslessly when he hit a 56-year-old man and never stopped. that man later died at the hospital.

officer shot and killed while trying to arrest a drug suspect. officer curt stokinger is recovering at the hospital. he's a decorated veteran of the force. >> reporter: after a boston police officer was shot on the line of duty, the department realizes his name. 37-year-old curt stokinger, nine-year veteran of the force, father of two small children. this video shows the commendation award in 2014 for his role in combatting drug problem and gun violence. >> they worked really hard for the job. i remember. he was so, so, so excited to get the job. >> reporter: boston neighbor jane has known the officer most of his life. what was your reaction when you heard what happened?

i was shocked. it brings it home, my next door neighbor. >> reporter: officer stokinger's family said he come from a line of firefighters including his father, grandfather, and uncle. the officer was chases down a dangerous drug dealer friday morning when he was shot in his leg and the alleged shooter, 27- year-old grant headley, convicted felon, was on probation for shelling drugs when he shot officer stokinger. arrested. >> i'm so thankful that he'll be well soon. and he'll be able to go back to do what he loves to do. >> reporter: the boston police department is thanking the public for their prayer and well-wishes. the suspect is due in court on monday. wbz news.

police officer in philadelphia charge with attempted murder. edward archer claimed he fired 13 shot into the officer's car for i.s.i.s. the officer was hit three times but shot back. he is hospitalize and recovering. the tipster who raised questions about juror at the aaron hernandez trial has been ruled unreliable, claimed she worked with a juror who knew hernandez was charged with a double murder in boston. it was not permissible as evidence when hernandez was on trial for the murder of odin lloyd but a judge ruled the tipster as unreliable. hernandez is awaiting trial on charges. boston mayor walsh wants city hall to be more transparent and wants lobiests required to make their efforts to influence city hall public. he is modeling the city's

lobbyists would have to disclose their issues and compensation. the city council and legislature would have to boston firefighters 2009. lieutenant kevin kelly was in the front seat of a ladder truck that slammed into a high- rise building on huntington av in mission hill after the brake on his fire truck failed. family and firefighters revealed a plaque in his likeness. >> we decided to write the story so people walk by would know what happened to my father versus just walk by and seeing picture and a name and not knowing what happened. >> it took six years to make the plaque because they wanted

dan roche is coming up in sports. pamela? so far, we have dense fog but heavy rain is starting to push into southern portions of the viewing area. more heavy rain on the way, quite a washout this afternoon, plus the wind becomes very strong. we'll have the hour-by-hour timing in just a bit first weather trivia time. "how much snow have we had so far in this winter in boston," specifically logan airport?" half an inch, .9 inches, 1.2- inches, or 2 inches?

well, go,, everyone. with both afc wild card games playing on saturday, the patriots didn't to wait to find

foxborough, and it's the chiefs. the pats will host the chiefs saturday at 4:35, a game you can see on wbz. the game you saw last night, crazy. bengals hosting steelers in a physical and nasty matchup. 9-0 in the third quarter when roethlisberger find print for the 10-yard score. what an ask are bake catch. 15-0 steelers. they were looking good but burfict drives roethlisberger into the turf. he injures his shoulder on the play and would leave for x-rays but did return to the sideline with five minutes to go. jeremy hill pounded from 1 yard out. 15-10. inside 2:00 minutes, mccarron to green. the go ahead 25 yards turndown.

on ten suing drive got worse. jones with the interception to burfict. the bengals would cough it up. big ben returns and drives the steelers into cincy territory with an incomplete pass. there's a flag on the play. burfict leave with a shoulder to the head of brown. 15-yard personal foul, 15-yard personal foul against pacman jones for shoving an official to set up the steelers in field goal range. boswell doesn't miss, 35-yarder to win for pittsburgh, stunning bengals 18-16. chiefs are coming to gillette on saturday. chiefs play the early game against the texans. it was all k. c. from the get- go and goes all the way, 106 yards to the house. not a good start.

first playoff start after three- and-out on houston's first possession. the ugly throw intercepted, one of four pick in the game. 13-0. another drive, this time inside the 5 of texas. five turnovers for hoyer and a fumble as well. 13-0 k.c. in the third quarter. alex smith to chris connolly for the 9-yard pass to put the chiefs up. k.c. blows out the texans 30-0 in houston, the first playoff win in 22 year. k.c. was tied for the longest playoff win drought with detroit. that is no more. one man who isn't off this weekend, defensive coordinator [ indistinct ] spending his saturday interviewing for a job with the browns. the 41-year-old has been the pats' defensive coordinator four four season and coaching with new england since 2004. we'll preview the game on

and on "sports final," more on the pats/chiefs, plus a recap. game two of a road swing friday night in new jersey in the trip owner. bs hope to get a boost with the return of marchand from a three- game suspension. big shot block by carlson who jumps on the rush and find the player, who packhands past tuukka rask. a bounceing you can. 1-1. the game would go to overtime. mark stone, the wraparound shot on rask who stops the first one but not the second. he played well in o.t. and that's it. the bruins do get a point but

and finally, college hoops, dartmouth visiting harvard for both teams. gem high 29 points as crimson won 77-70. they improve to 7-8, 1-0 in ivy league play. and the celtics will take on the grizzlies at 6:00. we'll have much more at 11:30 on? "game day." i'm dan roche, wbz sports. dan, thank you so much. pamela is here now to talk about this crazy day ahead. wind and rain. that's going to be the theme this afternoon and just a washout this afternoon. >> heavy showers push in. for now, no heavy rain in boston but as you look at the mass pike, we have dense fog, visibility 0 in some locations. this all ahead of the rain, ahead of the wind. this afternoon, the wind starts to pick up. hour by hour timing in the next

we want to show you the numbers. half mile or less in boston, 0 worcester. light fog on the cape and island but you're experiencing light rain showers, too. showers are pushing towards the boston area and in the next 15 to 20 minutes. the rain will pick up. brockton, aning hamm, duxbury, the south shore getting heavy rains. middle borrow, a closer look here at some of the roads. notice some rain still falling in middle borrow, pushing out at this particular time as the live doppler radar continues to update. we zoom out and show you what is happening our way, more heavy rain and potential of a thunderstorm this afternoon. 8:00 a.m. through 10:00 a.m., rain continues to spread across the view area and by noon, low 50s, thankfully not dealing with winter weather.

3:00 p.m. and that time, we could be dealing with an isolated thunderstorm. any storm that develops could produce thunder, lightning, heavy rain, chance of small hail. 5:00 p.m., heaviest rainfall pushes off shore. 8:00 p.m., light up a bit, lingering showers and that's all. morning, dry start to the day. however, it will be very chilly and a little icy because temperatures will be cold. 1 to 2 inches widespread with isolate location slightly above 2 inches. wind advisory along the coast. wind could the u.s. between 50 or 60 miles per hour on the cape. wind through this morning starting to pick up in spencety

50 and 60 miles per hour on the cape. still expecting strong winds. boston, 44 with foggy conditions. not too bad from the east at 13 miles per hour but the wind direction changes in the next few hour from the southeast and the wind picks up in intensity. here's the seven day. by monday, 33 with sunshine and blustry conditions. tuesday, 39. chance of evening snow and cooling back to the 20s wednesday and thursday. weather trivia time. the second question of the morning. "how much snow have we had so far this winter in boston?" >> we know the not a lot. "b." >> wow. that's correct! [ cheers and applause ] >> look how sharp she is. >> actually do it right, pamela. .9 inches of snow at logan airport. we picked that up in late december. >> and we mentioned we can't get too comfortable because the

january last year. >> still not as bad. >> thank goodness. we're not in the the clear. >> i think we're in the clear but not even close. thank you, pamela. well, checking on the use of recreational marijuana and why state lawmakers are heading to colorado. vandals deface a donald trump headquarters in massachusetts. we'll be back.

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breaking news right now. fire at motel in sturbridge. someone called 911 just before 4:00 this morning to say there was a fire at the public house motor lodge off haynes street. all firefighters have been ordered out of the building because it could collapse. right now, firefighters have ten departments are helping to get it under control. the fire department said everyone who was staying there

campaign 2016 now. police in littleton are trying to find the vandal who painted obscene words and images at a donald trump campaign office. "nazi" and "pig" were painted on the building on king street. police are check video to see if it provide any leads on the vandals. a group of state senators is preparing themselves for recreational marijuana in the state. they're heading out to colorado next week to meet with state officials and law enforcement to see how that state handles the drug. recreational marijuana is legal in colorado for anyone over 21. a group here in the commonwealth is trying to put a recreational marijuana question on the 2016 ballot. imagine if the rain were turning to snow? it won't, but we'll show you what one homeowner did because he mys misses the snow so

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you cant fake steak. and for lunch try our new steak and bacon cheddar melt. or any steakhouse lunch combo starting at $7. a snow lover from new jersey decided there wasn't enough snow this year so when you drive along sixth avenue in hawthorn, as you see here, all the lawns are green until you get to one particular house -- that one. the owner used a snow gun to crank out 10-inches of snow on

he had to pull out a snow blower to clear the walk so he overdid it just a little bit. he got it. amazingly, there was no jackpot winner in last night's powerball but one ticket sold in downtown boston is worth $1 million. the winning numbers coming up next. and new this morning, police make an arrest in badly crash. the young man they said never bothered to stop after he

good morning, everybody. are you waking up a winner this morning? well, no one hit the powerball jackpot last night. so nobody won. we will have the winning numbers coming up. that explains why our floor she didn't win. >> and we're all here. >> we're all cranky. we have to get over it. >> but now we have a higher jackpot for wednesday when we win. >> we have to play again.

we're glad you're with us. kind of rainy day today. sort of a majama day today. >> a dibble day to get through. it would be course. we could be -- a difficult day to get through. it could be worse. showers pick up in cover franklin age from the south. we are giving you a street level here along 93. nothing too heavy at this time but an annoy grans you are traveling. more heavy rain back to the southwest in our hour-by-hour timing through noon. the heavy rain continues to spread through the area. wind advisories in effect along the coast. wind gusts from 40 to 60 miles an hour in some spots.

rain and wind will get out of here and take a look at your seven-day forecast, too. >> pam, thank you. ashley mentioned at the top of the show no one hit the powerball jackpot. here are the winning numbers. the powerball was 13. the million dollars particular was purchased at clarendon wine on copley square near trinity and old south churches. maybe the winners had divine inspiration. ticketbuyers were looking for any edge as ken mccloud reports. >> reporter: some folks dictated lucky numbers off their phones. others penciled them in but many just let the computer do its thing. >> i think i'm going to be

know. that is why i'm here. >> reporter: he has plenty of company. long lines were 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 is on tv and they are like making a big deal of it. >> reporter: whoever wins could take payments over the next 30 years or just grab a lump sum sum of 558 million before taxes. you are more likely to be hit by lightning, killed in shark attack or to acheech sainthood. >> i think -- or to achieve sainthood. >> this is a waste of money. i should have flushed my money down the toilet but what if i >> reporter: folks have dreams about what they would buy with the money and there is general agreement on one point. instantly. >> reporter: and as the computer spit out tickets tonight we were proud to know we inspired that winning spirit. >> i actually kept thinking i needed to get it yesterday.

because i might have forgot. >> reporter: for reminding her that woman agreed to give us a share of her withinnings and then declined to give -- wings and then declined to give [ winnings and then declined to give us her name. >> the new jackpot is more than $1 billion. you can bet rush for tickets will be even more insane wednesday night. we will have the winning numbers on wbz news at 11:00 as soon as they are drawn. so good luck. and dorchester police have made an arrest in a hit-and- run. vincent green is charged with motor vehicle homicide, leaving the scene and other counts. jim smith has more on the crash and the flightening scene in the middle of the night. >> why would you take off if you knew you hit someone and why wouldn't you at least call 9-1-1. >> mike and millions casada were woken up 3:00 a.m.

a horrible scene in front of their house on west boylson street. a worcester man struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver. >> they had dark clothes on. it looked like a person lying in the streets and the cops were already there. the emt was next to him with the bag. they put him on the stretcher and the ambulance and that was it. >> the victim was unresponsive at the scene and soon pronounced dead. >> you couldn't tell because it was so dark on that side of the street what was going on at first and then we saw them put a person who -- we couldn't tell where we were or who it was or anything. and being dark and stuff into the ambulance. >> it is a terrible thing. i hope the family and i feel bad -- >> reporter: a longtime friend of the victim told me he was struck and killed while he was walking home from work. in worcester, jim smith, wbz news. a valiant rescue. good samaritans jump into icy cold water. never hesitating to help two

the boys 9 and 12 years old were playing with friends when the ice gave way. both boys were rushed to the hospital. tolder boy is in critical condition this morning. >> this is how deep i went into the water. >> reporter: the cold kept randy pierce from going deeper into the pond. pierce didn't want his face shown. he shared, though, how he was one of three people who rushed to save two young boys. he had seen them earlier playing in his apartment complex across the street. the next thing he remembers, a frantic knock on his door for help. >> sometimes when you get in these situations you don't even think. you just act. >> reporter: he jumped the fence to the plouffe academy pond. two other men were in the water. >> they were struggling to pull him. >> they pulled the 9-year-old out. once he came through he said one thing. >> my friend is still there. >> reporter: there was no sign of the 12-year-old. there. >> were no bubbles. you couldn't see anything. it was too cold. >> reporter: the first good samaritan searched under the water.

somewhere, he submerged and he found him. he's a hero. >> reporter: once firefighters arrived they found the boy under the ice. both children were rushed to the hospital. pierce who has kids of his own was thankful. he was not the only one who dove in. >> it was to the heart. you know. it punched you right there. but you know it is good to know we have people out there like these good samaritans who helped out today. >> reporter: the good samaritan who searched under the water was taken to the hospital. he was released a few hours later. the two boys ages 9 and 12 are still in the hospital and one is in critical condition. in brockton, wbz this morning. police say a massachusetts man went to great lengths after a deadly crash. what investigators believe he did to avoid being charged with a hit-and-run. and what put residents out weather watcher reports.

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crews on the scene after alfire broke out in 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 living in a watertown apartment are back home after a chemical scare. a hazardous materials team was called to the apartment building on warren street after someone reported a strange odor. it turns out neighbor in the building mixed drain cleaner with another chemical that set off a reaction. fortunately nobody was hurt. this morning, a monson man faces several charges. police believe he went to great measures to avoid being run accident. he destroyed his pickup truck and then spent knew year's day

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7:15 on this sort of drizzly sunday morning. >> drizzly, soggy, gross. gloomy. you name it. >> it could be worse, i guess. >> it will be worse, actually. we add the wind this afternoon. >> oh, good! >> doom and gloom here. we will get through today. it could be worse. we could be dealing with snow. that is not the case. we're dealing with rain. here is a live look. right now the mass pike, slow- going because of the wet roads. this is just the beginning. steady rains and heavy showers and even a isolated thunderstorm will push in later today in your hour-by-hour forecast. i will have the timing in just a minute. live look at doppler radar taking local looks here at where the steady rain is located. it is pretty much all across the mass pike and southward. just pushing into boston. downtown boston is experiencing showers across the north shore at this time, too. the bigger picketed will show

our way and potential for some extremely heavy rainfall over the next several hours. hour-by-hour timing, we continue through 10:00 a.m. more heavy rain across the boards here from worcester to boston. afternoon is when we have the best chance to see an isolated thunderstorm. between noon and 5:00 p.m. any storm that develops will bring additional heavy downpours. and even some thunder. maybe even some small hail. it looks like we will keep the wind around later today, too. as well as the rain. the rain slowly moves offshore by 5:00 p.m. temperatures will soar into the low and mid 50s. 8:00, still pretty comfortable with those temperatures. and the rain slowly pushes out. overnight, clearing conditions. wind direction changes giving us a winds from the west and cooler air funneling through bringing icy spots for the roads monday morning. projected rainfall for this evening. 1 to 2-inches widespread with

mark depending on where those heaviest storms set up. wind warnings and advisories. high wind warning for cape cod and nantucket. winds between 50 and 60 miles an hour there. along the coast, 40 to 50 mother gusts. we have 40-mile-an-hour winds from boston to gloucester and chatham. boston right now 45. the wind not bad. again, that is going to pick up over the course of the next few hours. and this afternoon, high temperature of 54 and more heavy rain and wind on the way. the seven-day, once we get through today. monday 33. blustery but sunshine. tuesday, 39. evening snow chances. wednesday back to 26 degrees and chilly, but no big

now to the patriots and the playoffs. we know who they will play next weekend. the pats will be hosting the kansas city chiefs next saturday afternoon at gillette stadium. if you didn't see the game in cincinnati, oh, wow. it was crazy. the steelers blew a 15-0 lead, fourth quarter, lead, that is. they lost their qb, ben roethlisberger for most of the period with a shoulder injury but he rallied late as the bengals had two costly personal foul penalties to set that up last-second 35-yard field goal from chris boswell. incredibly the steelers win it 18-16. they will go to denver while kansas city will come to new england to face the pats. tom brady had his eye ton playoff games -- on the playoff game. had his nice warm slippers on. hopefully, he did a little scouting as well. wbz has you covered all week as

chiefs on saturday. we will get the pats' playoffs started with a game day special at 2:00. the pats and chiefs kick off at 4:35. when the game is over the 5th quarter post-game show is here on wbz as well. ahead this morning, two more examples of how public safety officers put their lives on the line. boston police identify the officer shot on the job friday. and city firefighters pay tribute to a fallen brother killed in a freak accident on duty. but first, the pet parade is headed your way before we up. we will be back.

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welcome back to the pet parade. my friends the the humane society are here today. thank you for coming in, guys. >> thank you for having us. >> we have vanilla caramello, one-month-old guinea pigs and chanel. tell us about her. >> she is a 6-year-old pit bull. she had a skin issue and the family couldn't afford to continue to care for it. they let it get a little bit too bad before they started to try to get treatment. she is doing a lot better now. she has been with us a few months and recovering great. she is looking for a home. she can go with other dog bus

>> she is sweet. i really love her. she is a snugler. >> a home without pets but children would be fine. she is a sweet girl. >> a really nice temperament. you said how old? >> 6 years old. >> all right. and then we're staying back here because we don't want chanel to get too close to my bunny friend or guinea pig friends over here. tell us about sophie. >> she is 2 years old. she came to the shelter because the family doesn't realize how much work a rabbit would be. they are a bit of work. you have to do your research if you're going to get a bunny. they are social animals. they like to be in the home like a cat or dog. not meant to be outside or in the garage, you know segregated by themselves. they want to be part of the family. >> i don't think a lot of people realize that crystal. her heartbeat was going so fast. now i'm snuggling her she is calming down. she really does want to be with people. >> they do.

she is in a calmer setting and not around a dog. she is very sweet. all of the shelters in the area are overwhelmed with rabbits because of the surge in popularity. >> don't adopt her if you're not going to take good care her. that's the deal. how about our babies over here? >> caramella and van illa are products of an accidental pregnancy. the siblings were not separated early enough and they had a litter. they are about one-month-old and looking for a home together. >> look at them. they don't look real. they are so cute. >> little stuffed animals. they are very social. great foster home handled them and they would be great with kids or adults. and they -- we do want to find them a home together. >> they love each other. they were snuggling. you hate to take them apart. my goodness. what do we do if anybody is interested in these guys?

of these animals or others we have available for adoption in upcoming events at lowellhumanesociety.org. let's do a homeward bound segment. from forever rescue was brandy. she was such a cutie. she is now adopted! will, you got a keeper there. thank you for taking brandy home. and also, this is jack. jack was adopted by nicole and justin of framingham. they have wonderful new additions. we can not thank you enough. round of applause. we hope for the best for these guys. thank you for taking the time and coming in.

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good morning everybody, guess what? one million dollars winning powerball ticket was sold in copley square but last night's jackpot is up for grabs. we will have the winning numbers coming up. i am kerry connolly along with pamela gardener. nobody won again. >> that is crazy. >> that million dollars ticket is a distant cousin so -- >> it has to be. >> we will check out our family tree during the commercial break. >> i think i guess a percentage. >> if you're a good family member. you have to be good. >> long-lost cousin. so -- >> what is going on? >> lots of rain on radar right now. going to get worse this afternoon with more wind factored in as well. gusts between 40, 60 miles an hour. not right now. so far we have a light breeze and steady rain from boston to

those showers are spreading to the north here along the north shore. medford, downtown boston, steady showers all along the mass pike, too, making travel a little difficult. worcester to sutton. all of these showers moving in from the southwest. heavier rain with potential for isolated thunderstorms. any storm that develops after noon today could set down quick rainfall accumulation of around an inch, and some thunder as well as some very, very, very little hail. but, notice as we get to the later part of the day, the wind picks up. especially afternoon. high wind warnings. wind advisories are posted. gusts between 40 and 60 miles an hour from the southeast. and all this comes to an end later tonight. and by tomorrow, some sunshine returns. all the details coming up in that seven-day forecast. kerry? >> thank you, policeman. checking our top stories. no jackpot winner in last night's powerball drawing.

but, there was a million dollars ticket sold at clarendon liquors. 75% of the possible combinations were selected. here is the deal. next wednesday's powerball jackpot will be expected to reach $1.3 billion. can you imagine? the winning numbers now. we will have those for you coming up. meanwhile, two boys have been pulled from an icy pond in brockton. one of them is in critical condition. a 12-year-old and 9-year-old fell through thin ice at a pond behind the plouffe academy school. good samaritan dance pulled the younger boy to safety. emergency crews rescued the older boy and performed cpr. police have arrested a driver suspected in a deadly hit-and-run yesterday in worcester. 21-year-old vincent green of

morality vehicle homicide, leave the scene and other -- with motor vehicle homicide, leaving the scene and other crimes. boston police have new identified the officer shot and wounded while trying to arrest a drug suspect. officers kurt stokinger is recovering at boston medical center. he is a decorated veteran of the force. >> reporter: after a police officer was injuried in dorchester in the line of duty, the department releases his name. 37-year-old kurt stokinger, a 9 year veteran on the force and a father of two young children. this picture from bpd's blog shows the decorated officer accepting a commissioner's accommodation award in october of 2014 for his role in combating drug problems and gun violence. >> he worked hard for the job. i remember, he was so, so, so excited to get the job.

says she has known the officer most of his life. what was your reaction when you heard he was the one one that was shot. >> oh my, i couldn't think. you know? i was shocked. you know, it brings it home. my next-door neighbor. >> reporter: officer stokinger is known -- [ lost audio ] is from a line of firefighters including his father, grandfather and uncle. officer stokinger was chasing down a dangerous drug dealer friday morning when he was shot in the leg. the alleged shooter, brent headley a convicted felon was out on probation for selling drugs when he shot officer stokinger. headley was later cost and arrested. >> i pray for him, you know? i'm so thankful that he will be -- he will be well soon. and he will be able to go back and do what he loves to do. >> reporter: the boston police department thanking the public tonight for their prayers and well wishes.

due in court on monday. reporting outside of boston medical center, wbz news. in other news, the good man who ambushed a police officer in philadelphia is charged with attempted murder. investigators say edward archer claimed he fired 13 shots into the officer's car for isis. the officer was hit three times but managed to shoot back. he's now hospitalized and recovering. the tipster who raised questions about a juror at the arraign hernandez murder trial has been ruled unreliable. that tipster claimed she worked with a juror in the trial who knew herns was also charged with -- hernandez was also boston. that was not admissible in evidence when he was on trial for murder. but the judge has ruled the tipster is not credible. marty walsh wants city hall to be more transparent. the globe is reporting the mayor wants regulations on lobbyists.

lobbyists could be required to make their efforts to influence city contracts public. walsh says he's modeling the city's requirement like the states. the lobbyists would have to disclose their clients, their issues and their compensation. the city council and state legislator would have to approve the move. boston firefighters remember to -- remembered a colleague killed in the line of duty. lieutenant kevin kelly was in the front seat of ladder truck that slammed into a high-rise building on huntington ave in mission hill in 2009. after the brakes on his fire truck failed. yesterday, kelly's family and fellow firefighters unveiled a plaque in his honor. >> the likeness of it is perfect now. and we decided to write the story so that people walking by would know what happened to my father versus just walking by and seeing a picture and name and not knowing what happened. >> susan says it took her six years to put up the plaque

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well, good morning everybody. with both afc wildcard games played on saturday this year the patriots didn't have to wait to found out which team will be coming to foxboro this saturday. chiefs. the pats will host the chiefs at 4:35. on wbz. wbz, crazy. bengals host the steelers in a physical and nasty matchup. 9-0 in the fourth quarter when

martavus bryant for the score. 15-0 steelers looking good. but closing seconds of the third quarter, and big ben gets pressured by vontaze burfict who drives ben into the turf. as ben would go down hard. roethlisberger injured his shoulder on the play and would leave for x-rays. he returned to the sidelines with five minutes to go. cincy gets ton the board. cuts the lead to 15-7. they add a field goal, 15-10. then inside two minutes, aj mccar ron to aj green. the go ahead 25-yard touchdown. cincy went for 2 but failed but they were up 16-15. the steelers first play, landry jones with an interception to burfict but the bengals cough it up with a fumble of their own. big ben returns. ben drives the steelers to cincy territory and throws an incomplete pass but flag on the play. take a look. burfict leads with the shoulder to the head of antonio brown.

15-yard personal foul against pacman jones for shoving an official sets up the steelers in field goal range and chris boswell doesn't miss. 35-yarder to win it for pittsburgh. they stun the again gals 18-16 -- the bengals. the chiefs play the early game against bill o'brien's texans. all k. from the get-go. miles davis takes the opening kickoff and goes all the way. 106 yards to the house. and just like that, 7-0, chiefs as they stun the texans and their fans. not a good start. bryan hoyer struggling. after 3 and out on their first possession, brady's former backup intercepted by eric berry. one of four picks thrown in the game. late if the half, another drive, this time inside the 5 of the texans, 5 turnovers for

k. in the third quarter, alex smith to chris conly puts the chiefs up 20-0. they blow out the texans 30-0 in houston. the chiefs' first playoff win in 22 years. kk -- k. was tied for the longest drought tied with detroit but that is no more. one man who isn't off this weekend, pats defensive coordinator matt patricia. he interviewed for the head coaching job of the cleveland browns. the 41-year-old patricia has been the pats defensive coordinator for the past four seasons and coaching with new england since 2004. plenty of coverage later on this morning. we will preview the pat-chiefs game on patriots gameday at 11:30. then tonight on sports final, more on the pat-chiefs plus a recap of the weekend games. we will have a lot to say about that bengals collapse as well. let's go to hockey. bruins in ottawa to meet the senators last night. game-2 of a 5-game road game.

the return of brad marchand. first period, big shot block by eric carlson who jumped up on the rush and finds zibanejad who backhands it and 1-0 senators. bruins answer one minute into the second. david pastrnak gets it tied to 1-1. what a crazy while 3-3 extra frame. mark stone the wrap-around shot here, stops the first one. but he played well in ot. that is it though. a great ot. the bruins get a point but lose it we a -- by a score of 2-1. finally, college hoops. harvard's beat the big green, 77-70. harvard improves to 7-8. 1-0 in ivy league play. the celtics will be in memphis to take on the grizzlies at 6:00.

chiefs and nfl at 11:30 on gameday. that's it for now. dan roche, wbz sports. we're tracking rain and wind all day today. the rain -- has picked up in intensity and coverage. the rain won't stop until tonight. the wind starting to pick up, too. i will show you the latest wind gusts in just a minute. live look at doppler radar. showers across the board here. boston, medford, lynn, marblehead, down to the south, too. and to the west along the mass pike. worcester, rutland and boylston. northern new england, getting more of a wintry mix but rain. and more heavy rain on the way. even the potential for an isolated thunderstorm as we get afternoon. hour-by-hour forecast, 9:00.

heaviest rain continues to move into bedford to boston to gloucester. we could see a afternoon thunderstorm embedded in these showers. any storm that develops, heavy downpour, thunder and lightning and even small hail expected as long as -- as well as some gusty winds. and afternoon today, the showers continue to push to the northeast. 3:00, heavy rain. still in the picture. from cape cod to even the islands. 5:00, starting to see things taper off a bit. moving offshore. most of the rain is out of here by 8:00 p.m. some lingering showers at that point in time. overnight after midnight, we're drying off. we're clearing out and temperatures get very chilly. cold enough that we could be dealing with icy spots tomorrow morning. due toe that standing water on the roads. projected rainfall through this evening, 1 to 2 inches of accumulation with isolated spots above the 2-inch mark. wind warnings and advisories are posted. we could be talking gusts

cape cod, on nantucket. even on cape ann. gusts between 40, 50 miles an hour from boston to mansfield and even plymouth. that is why we have the wind advisory. even inland we're dealing with pretty gusty wind as we good through 3:00 p.m., a gust of 59 miles an hour. likely in gloucester. even 50 to 60-mile-an-hour winds on cape cod. by 11:00 p.m., still dealing with gusty wind. although it is not an advisory criteria. the advisories expire by 11:00 p.m. tonight. gusts already picking up from 30 miles an hour. 28 miles an hour on nantucket. for the rest of the day, keep that umbrella handy and hang on to it tight because it will be windy and rainy. sunshine. but blustery, 39 degrees kerry? >> all right. thank you so much, pamela. donald trump doesn't shy away from speaking his mind as

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well, yesterday, it was meet a muslim day at a worcester mosque. the worcester islamic center opened its doors to encourage people to learn more about islam. organizers open hoped to dispel smith myths about islam. 60% of americans have never met a muslim. campaign 2016. there was a little toll -- little tolerance in littleton where police are trying to find the vandal who painted obscene words and images at a donald trump campaign office there. nazi and pig were among the things spraypainted ton windows of the building on king street. police are checking surveillance video to see if it provides any leads on the vandals. 7:52.

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see which ended up at the top of the food chain. healthy valley organic ended up in last place. this no salt salt chicken noodle soup was subpar. the weak-looking broth foreshadowed the weaker flavor coming out of this can. the pieces of carrot and dark meat chicken were tiny and the noodles were bland mushy mess. at the completely opposite end was wolf gang puck free range chicken noodle. this brand was a total bomb. phantom needed to chase each spoonful with a gulp of water. the flavor was no match for chef puck's heavy hand with the saltshaker. the return up is campbell's homestyle. the good news is that it is loaded with thick spiral egg noodles that stay fantastically firm in the full-flavored broth. the bad news is that while there are big chunks of white meat chicken they are

this soup isn't bad but needed to be a bit better to take the top spot. at the top of the food chain is progresso. this big can comes with a convenient pull-top making it easy to get at all the good stuff inside. curly egg noodles are soft but not mushy. chunks of chicken are most and plentiful. carrots and celery impart earthy goodens and the broth coats the mouth like a warm blanket. progresso traditional chicken noodle soup is at the top of the food chain. for more food and fun watch the phantom gourmet at 10:30 and 11:00 on my tv 38. we have got your top stories and kind of a drizzly dark forecast for you out there today. you're watching wbz news. you know what? we're glad you are.

good morning, everybody. are you waking up a winner this morning? well, of course you are. you're a winner anyway. but no one hit the powerball jackpot last night. however, one million dollars ticket was sold in a busy part of boston. could it be you? a million dollars is not too shabby. good morning, everybody. i am kerry connolly.

numbers in just a minute along with pamela gardner bringing us the sunday forecast. sort of a pj day. >> i think so. the rain picking up. the winds gusting between 20 and 30 miles an hour. that is just the beginning. this is the beginning of the rain, too. live look at doppler radar. heaviest rain out of our area. we're getting breaks in the showers but still drizzle, sprinkles and steady rain along the north shore, marble head to lynn as well as outside of 128 and outside of 495 along the mass pike, west towards worcester and sutton. more showers head this way and even potential for an isolated thunderstorm this afternoon. here is -- is your hour-by-hour timing. temperatures very warm today. near record highs. low-to-mid 50s. by noon. notice the heavy rain spreads across. the wind, by noon, picking up intensity, too. gusts between 50 and 60 miles an hour on the cape. and on the islands with a wind advisory for the rest of us here, 40 to 50-mile-an-hour wind -- wind gusts. how long the rain sticks around

temperatures on the way in your seven-day forecast later on' kerry? >> pamela, thank you. as we said no one hit the powerball jackpot but one ticket worth a million dollars was sold in copley square. we won't keep you in suspense any longer. get out those tickets. here is a look at your winning numbers. 16, 19, 32, 34, 57 and the powerball was 13. the million-dollar ticket was purchased at clarendon wine. ticket buyers were looking for any edge as ken mccloud reports. >> reporter: some folks dictated lucky numbers off their phones. others penciled them in but many just let the computer do its thing. >> i think i'm going to be broke tomorrow, just as much as i am today but you never know. that is why i'm here. >> reporter: he has plenty of company.

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 is on tv and they are like making a big deal of it. >> reporter: whoever wins could take payments over the next 30 years, or just grab the lump sum of $558 million before taxes. are you more likely to be hitly lightning, killed in a shark attack tore -- to achieve sainthood. >> this is a waste of money. i probably should have just flushed my money down the toilet but, what if i win? >> reporter: folks have all sorts of dreams about what they would buy with the money and there is general agreement on one point. >> i am going to retire. instantly. >> and, as the computer spit out tickets tonight, we were proud to know we inspired that winning spirit. >> i actually kept thinking i need to get it yesterday and i kept forgetting. i am glad you guys were here because i might have forgot. >> reporter: for reminding her

give us share of her winnings her name. powerball officials say 75% of all possible number combinations have been bought. wbz news this morning. the new jackpot is billion. that is billion with a b. the rush for tickets will be even more insane for the next draw wednesday night. we will have your winning numbers on wbz news at 11:00 as soon as they are drawn. meanwhile, breaking news. a fire department says someone called 9-1-1 just before 4:00 this morning to say there was a fire at the public house motor lodge off haynes street. all firefighters have been ordered out of building because it might collapse. right now firefighters from 10 different departments are helping to get it under control. thester bridge fire department says everyone who is staying there got out safely. new this morning, police -- police have arrested a driver

run in worcester. vincent green of west boylson is charged with motor vehicle homicide, lead -- leaving the scene and other counts. he was driving recklessly when -- when he hit a 56-year-old that man never stopped. good samaritans jump into icy cold water, never hesitating to help two boys who had fallen through very thin ice. the boys ages 9 and 12, were playing with friends when that ice suddenly gave way. both boys were rushed to the hospital. as indicatey brace reports, -- at katy brace reports, the older boy is in critical condition this morning. >> the cold kept randy pierce from going deep beer the brockton pond. >> reporter: pierce didn't want his face shown. he shared how he was one of three people who rushed to save two young boys. he had seen them earlier playing in his apartment complex across the street. the next thing he remembers, a

>> sometimes when you get in these situations you don't even you just act. pond. the water. him. out. once he came to, he said one >> my friend is still there. >> reporter: there was no sign of the 12-year-old. >> no bubbles. too cold. >> reporter: the first good samaritan searched under the water. >> the first person in there went in and submerged himself. he's a hero. under the ice. both children were rushed to the hospital. pierce was thankful he was not the only one who dove in. >> it is to the heart. you know. it really -- you know, it punch you right there. but you know, it is good to know we have people out there helped out today. >> reporter: the good samaritan who searched under the water was taken to the hospital. later. the two boys ages 9 and 12,

and one is in critical condition. in brockton, katy brace, wbz this morning. all right. moms and dads, has this happened to you? you post something on facebook and some commenter somewhere questions your parenting decision. and a m twist. actor sean penn's role in capturing the most wanted man in the world. wait until you hear this.

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trust hollywood to make the escape and capture of a suspect drug cartel massermind more dramatic. coming up how sean -- mastermind more dramatic. coming up how sean penn landed the only interview with el chappa. frank sinatra, jr., is 72. george foreman is 67. janet jones, the wife of wayne gretzky is 56 and pat benatar turned 63. if it is your birthday, make it

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what we can use. sunshine monday. yay! woo! yeah, why the weather, i tell you, we need -- this is for today's weather. [ buzzer ] >> right? >> i think so. rainy. it could be worse. we could be talking snow. >> that's true. heavy rain and wind will be the big picture for today. more showers continue way. even potential for a thunderstorm and the wind picking up throughout the next several hours. live look at doppler radar, get some local looks here where the steady rain is falling. you inbury getting moderate rainshower. manchester to gloucester and farther to littleton and worcester, steady showers pushing north and east. more heavy rain back to the southwest and eventually where we're not experiencing the steady showers, south of boston, we will start to see things filling back in once again. hour-by-hour time forgo the rain, here we start at 9:00 a.m. and notice the rain flows back in again. by noon, temperatures in the

but just a heavy downpour all across the board. you might see a break in the action before more showers move in by 3:00 p.m. heavy downpours and the potential for a thunderstorm at that point in time embedded within all this steady rain. any storm that does push in, could give us some thunder, a little bit of lightning, as well as heavy, heavy rain, maybe even potential for some small hail. 5:00 p.m., most of the heavy rain starts to push offshore. and then, we start to see breaks in the showers. 8:00 p.m., i expect some leftover fog. a little bit of drizzle and spotty lingering showers up until midnight. after that, drier air takes over and we have clearing conditions overnight. temperatures there dip into the lower dimitri we could have slick spots on the roads tomorrow morning. rainfall totals through this evening, 1 to 2 inches, potential rainfall. accumulation and the wind will be very strong. after, say, 11:00 a.m. noon, high wind warning, wind advisory guess into effect.

cape ann, cape cod and nantucket, with the rest the areas, the areas along the advisory. gusts between 40 and 60 miles an hour in some of these spots. and here is the forecast through this afternoon. those winds, speeds pushing 40 to 60 miles an hour. we're talking peak wind speeds. strong between 20 and 40 miles an hour at times. even inland where you don't have an advisory, a gusty day. wind speeds already picking up. in hyannis. 29 in nantucket. this afternoon, heavy rain and tonight, starting to clear an end. few icy spots. blustery on monday. wednesday. high for wednesday and

in the 20s. kerry? >> oh boy. 8:17 now. there is now a hollywood twist to the capture of the fugitive drug lord known as el chapo. he had a meeting with from sean penn. joaquin guzman wanted to make a boylston graphical film. he gave penn an interviewing that rolling stone magazine is publishing. he could be extradited now to the united states. >> juan keen el chapo guzman is in the same prison he escaped from 6 months ago. he was brought here after authorities paraded him in front of news cameras. el chapo means shorty in spanish but it may have been

>> joaquin guzman had the intention of making a biographical film. investigators were looking for evidence that may expose others in his cartel which is believed to be responsible for half of the illegal drugs that enter the u.s. from mexico. >> as long as he's in mexico, guzman can operate at some level. he always has the hope of >> reporter: andrew sealy, senior advisory to the mexico institute says it is in the country's best interest to turn el chapo over to the u.s. where he faces drug trafficking and money laundering charges in six states. >> they don't want to go through this embarrassment again. they know that chapo said his worst fear was being extradited to the united states. >> especially -- el chapo lawyers say they plan to fight his extra decision. that means he won't be in the u.s. any time soon.

ahead in our next half hour, two for examples of how public safety officers put their lives on the line. boston police identify the officer shot on the job friday. city firefighters pay tribute to a fallen brother killed in a freak accident on duty. but first, a scoop of socialism. how a company in bernie

8:23 now. we all know the campaign trail is a rocky road. now even ice cream is getting political. founder of ben and jerry's says he has come up with the perfect flavor to honor bernie sanders presidential run. a pint of bernie's yearning would have a big disk of chocolate covering the top and plain minute ice cream below. he says it symbolizes the wealth that has gone to the top 10% of americans over the last 10 years. pretty creative. right now let's find out what is coming up this morning on "face the nation." john dickerson joins us live from washington with a preview. good morning to you. >> good morning, kerry. we are going to have a full show today. we're going the start by talking to hillary clinton about the latest developments in her ongoing e-mail story. also, though, the comments she has made about her challenger bernie sandsers and his record on gun control and the general

then we will talk to governor chris christie and senator rand paul' '0. the republican race has gotten quite heated this week as the candidates try to win over the field and find someone who can win against donald trump who continues to lead the pack on the republican side. then a special conversation with speaker of the house ryan about paul ryan, about all of the things that are going on in pollacks right now but specifically also -- politicalry right now but also on a poverty summit he hosted in south carolina. we will talk about that issue andit is not talked about on the campaign trail and what he's doing to try and change that and then kerry, at the end, because there is so much more even beyond that to talk about we will have a political round table and figure out what is going on in politics with a little more than three weeks to go before the real voting begins. >> a lot on your plate. i hope had you a big breakfast. >> i didn't because i have lot on my plate! >> good one! very nice. all right. thank you, john. >> not just about ice cream this morning. >> that's right.

thank you have a great show. "face the nation" at 10:30 right here on wbz. >> reporter: ahead in our next half hour. another hit in court. the former patriot and convicted killer, arraign hernandez.

good morning, everybody. i am kerry connolly along with pamela gardner. did you win the powerball? believe it or not, no one won again. it is $1.3 billion. >> billion. >> for next wednesday. >> i can't imagine. you could buy an island. a couple islands. no island weather today. rain, wind. gross day out there. >> be prepared.

face as the wind picks up, too. especially along the coastline. live look at doppler radar zooming into local views here. steady showers across cape anne, gloucester and manchester. heaviest rain through kingsboro and nashua. all this rain pushing to the northeast. heavier showers to our southwest. not done yet. in fact, hunker down because the next several hours will continue to be nice and soggy for you. this afternoon, in your hour-by- hour forecast, noon to be exact, temperatures soar into the upper 40s and lower 50s widespread heavy rain. wind picks up. wind gusts between 40 and 50 miles an hour. high wind warning for cape anne, cape cod and nantucket. and a wind advisory along the coast line. when the wind will calm down and when the rain gets out of here coming up in your seven- day forecast. kerry?

mentioned. no jackpot winner in last night powerball drawing. there was one million-dollar ticket sold at clarendon liquors in boston last night. $1.3 billion. here are your winning numbers opinion 16, 19, 32, 34, 57. the powerball is 13. in other news this morning, two boys have been pulled from an icy pond in brockton. and one of them is in critical condition. a 12-year-old and a 9-year-old fell through thin ice at a pond behind the plouffe academy school off crescent street. good samaritans pulled the younger boy to safety. emergency crews rescued the older boy and performed cpr.

identified the officer shot and wounded while trying to arrest a drug suspect. officer kurt stokinger is recovering at boston medical center this morning. stokinger is a decorated veteran of the force. >> reporter: after a boston police officer was injured in the line of duty, the department releases his name. 37-year-old kurt stokinger. a 9 year veteran on the force and father of two young children. this picture from bpd's blog shows the decorated officer accepting a commissioners' commendation for his role in violence. job. i remember. hes a so, so, so excited to get >> reporter: boston neighbor says she has known the officer for most of his life. >> reporter: what was your reaction when you heard he was the one that was shot. >> oh my.

i was shocked. you know, it brings it home. my next door neighbor. >> reporter: officer stokinger 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 was chasing down a dangerous drug dealer friday morning when he was shot in his leg and they say the alleged shooter, 27- year-old brent headley a convicted felon was out on probation for selling drugs when he shot officer stokinger. headley was later caught and arrested. >> i pray for him, you know? i am so thankful that he will be -- he will be well soon. and he will be able to go back and do what he loves to do. >> reporter: the boston police department thanking the public tonight for their prayers and well wishes. as far as a suspect, he is due in court on monday. reporting outside of boston medical center, chante lamb, wbz news. the step actor who raised questions about a juror at the

has been ruled unreliable. that tipster claims she worked with a juror in the trial who knew hernandez was also charged with a double murder in boston. that double murder was not permissible as evidence when hernandez was on trial for the murder of odon lloyd. but now a judge has ruled the tipster is not credible. hernandez, of course, is still awaiting trial on the boston charges. boston firefighters remembered a colleague killed in the line of duty. lieutenant kevin kelly was in the front seat of a ladder truck that slammed into a high- rise building on huntington ave in mission hill back in 2009 after the brakes on his firetruck failed. yesterday kelly's family and fellow firefighters unveiled a plaque in his honor. >> the likeness of it is perfect now. and we decided to write the story so that people walking by would know what happened to my father versus just walking by and seeing a picture and a name and not knowing what happened. >> reporter: susan says it took

plaque but that is because they wanted to get the resemblance just right. it is 8:34 right now. time now for keller at large. here is john. wbz as part of our effort to stay in touch with political hometown. every two years when a new boston city council president is elected we get them right here to debrief them. get them on the record and set them up for the inevitable fall. just kid being that. this time airport is extra special because the new president is the first -- this time around it is extra special because the new president is the first anxious american and youngest member of the counsel. madam president, thank you for coming. you came here to go to college and law school and stayed like

as a quote outsider what did you observe when you first moved here and in the subsequent years, about the political culture that informs your work now as an elected official? >> i love that bostonians are so fiercely proud of the city and that pride is very, very local. every single neighborhood, every block, you can see the -- the markers of history. you can see people attached to what came before them. and i think -- that is fundamental to boston politics, right? we have to honor the past. we have to remember what the context is, politically. and make sure that we are addressing every community, every group, as specifically as possible because we are so unique and we are so attached to our local flavors here. >> is that different than some place like chicago? >> chicago and boston are actually very similar in that way. >> i have noticed that. that is our evil twin.

>> good food. good sports. and -- >> ethnic pride and distinct neighborhoods? >> absolutely. >> now, i know this is road but you don't mind. -- rude, but you don't mind. you're 30 years old. there is a generation gap in terms of perception as to what boston is and what it should be between your generation and the older generations in the city? >> i find campaigning around the city and speaking to residents in every neighborhood, that all of these sort of generally held stereotypes shattered very quickly. i find residents who have lived in boston for multiple generations and their entire lives are just as excited about changes happening around policy, around city government, and for activity and nightlife. and then, there are residents from every background who are very interested in supporting the -- the -- keeping traditions going. so, find that it cuts both ways and there is really no we to

>> at your swearing in, last week, you talked about, quote, historic inequality and uneven opportunity in the city. things that have led to, quote, stark divisions, you said. now, more than 30 years ago, before you were born, i recall ray flynn talking about linkage as the way to tie downtown wealth to economic opportunity in the neighborhoods. was that a fail ure? because you're talking about the same problems he was talking about. >> this is an issue that is fundamental to boston but one we're struggling with across the country. the fact that the middle class working families are finding it harder and harder to get on the path way to economic stability. some of the programs that boston was right at the forefront of connecting our economic development downtown, to every neighborhood, are still central to affordable housing and job training in the city. in fact, the counsel over -- council over the last term --

talking about linkage and how we continue to update that. the mayor and the administration recently updated the incollusionary development program, also -- idp for the residential side. >> you updated it how? >> the mayor and administration changed numbers dividing the city into different zones so now construction of residential units in the downtown area is more expensive -- the developers have to -- have to pay a higher payout fee to construct and that fee they pay out goes into the affordable housing fund. >> i want to talk more after the break about the walsh administration and its interaction with the council. so take a breath councilor. we will continue our conversation with michelle wu

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welcome back to our conversation with the newly elected president of the boston city council, michelle wu. anxious americans have been such an integral part of the for so long. why aren't there more prominent asian americans? >> i am the second-ever to serve on the council. our china thattown is one of the oldest across the country. one of the chinese schools there has been in china town for 96 years, now. serving residents. so, you know, there are -- >> are there cultural reasons? >> when i was growing up i never imagined running for office. i think a big part of that was not seeing anyone who looked like me in government. i was told all the time to

michelle kwan was such a popular figure, asian american woman. i hope the younger generation does look around, the younger generation from every background, seeing a diverse representation in our government today, and can envision themselves stepping up. >> i know for some groups, particularly newer immigrants there is a feeling of lay low, fit in, politics is sharp-elbow time, don't cause a stir. has that been a factor also? >> certain fly my family that was the attitude towards politics. my parents immigrated from taiwan and their parents had immigrated from china to the island of taiwan during the civil war. and, for them, politics represented even more than war, and -- >> yeah. >> and a lot of discord. so, they wanted me to pursue a certain.

>> and you ignored their advice. speaking of sharp elbows. historically in the city, the mayor and city council have -- swopt to call it an actuarial relationship but -- i don't want to call -- i don't want to call it an adversarial relationship. but what needs to be improved? >> they have been great. what i appreciate about mayor walsh is his emphasis in terms of relating to the council has always been on communication rather than agreement or forcing a certain view. so, we have -- over the last term in office together, had a great record of collaboration, and that partnership between the mayor and the city council has resulted in, i think, the elevation of city government overall. we have seen landmark legislateyn like paid parental leave introduced in boston and environmental regulations and immigration regulations that put boston in the national spotlight.

you were not one who was rah- rah about the summer olympics coming here is that right? >> i was -- i was very concerned about the impact on our city's finances, about the -- the timeframe and i think, many residents felt the same way. >> has the mayor learned his lesson from that debacle? >> i think the conversation was great for boston and for the region to have and -- we as a city, always need to be thinking big. so, i don't think in any way is a debacle and something boston should regret but we embarked on a visioning process for the city. we came to the realization that this would not be in the best interest for boston financially and for our future. and we are no longer a bid city. >> councilor, we look forward to having you here again. thank you and congratulations. that was the friendly interview. the next one, all bets are off. good to have you. >> thank you, john. >> boston city council

now back to my colleagues for more wbz news. all right, john, thank you so much. so nice to meet her during his segment there. what is going on, pamela? a crumby day. let's face it. -- a crummy day, let's face it. >> yeah, windy, rainy. you may just want to take a nap. once we get through today, sunshine on the way and eventually colder temperatures. we will go to the north here and start off with our friends in new hampshire. manchester, meramec, chester, all experiencing a heavy downpour at this time. light shower, north redding to north short and even the south shore getting more showers filling back in. worcester to shrewsbury. another chance for heavy shower

next several hours. hour-by-hour timing as we go through this afternoon. noon, we pause it there. temperatures soar into the low and mid 50s nearing record highs. record in boston being 56 degrees setback in 2000. i don't think we will quite get the record here in boston but it will feel very, almost tropical throughout with the warm temperatures and the heavy rains continuing through 3:00 p.m. more heavy shower activity through 5:00 noon and 5:00. that is when we have the best chance to experience an embed isolated thunderstorm. thunder, lightning, heavy downpours and even the potential for some small hail, potentially with those storms that develop. now as we continue through this evening, things start to quiet down a bit. until then we could expect power outages along the coastline as the wind speeds pick up. things start to calm down at 8:00 p.m. rain pushes off to the northeast and we will have a clear sky overnight with cold temperatures allowing for icy spots monday morning on the roads. through this evening, we have

2 inches of rain accumulation with isolated locations getting above 2-inches of rain. high wind warning in effect from cape anne to cape cod. wind gusts between 40 and 50 miles an hour in the advisory area. 50 to 60 miles an hour on the capes. and here is what we project for wind gusts. 62 miles an hour gusts projected in gloucester around 3:00. this is wicked wind here. this will be very windy throughout this afternoon, this evening, into -- even into your day tomorrow. current gusts between 25 and 35 miles an hour, already. so we will expect wind speeds just to increase as we progress who the day. seven-day forecast-day forecast as we get to monday, still blustery but not quite as windy. 33 degrees the high and at least we will see sunshine. tuesday night our next chance for snow. then colder, wednesday, 26. kerry?

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the state of michigan has taken down a poster that some critics say was sensitive. this is the image -- was insensitive. this is the image. it was intended to remind parents that even though tap water in flint, michigan, has tested positive for dangerous levels of lead, it can still be safe for bathing as long as none of it gets in your mouth. as long as the moster was criticized for using cute pictures of babies and a seemingly con descending message, it was replace with a faked sheet which explained what is and isn't safe when it comes to tap water. pamela with a look at our forecast. >> hey there. more rain on the way. light showers at this time. heavy this afternoon. potential for a thunderstorm and very strong wind gusts. another look at your seven-day forecast and when the rain gets

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this picture out as the globe was get -- tweeted this picture distributed. they hired their old delivery. amazing how wonderful those employees were working so hard on their own to help out. our forecast? >> the wind picks up over the course of the afternoon. gusts between 50 and 60 miles an hour, especially along the coast. and the run sticks around through -- the rain stucks around through 10:00 p.m. tonight. >> that is a wrap. have a great day.