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felon accused of shooting a boston police officer face as judge and acts out in the middle of court. the officer is at whom recovering. gooda noon i am chris mckinnon. >> i am kathryn hauser. today we are learning the shooting could have been worse. chantee lans is live with details coming to light chantee. >> reporter: kathryn and chris good afternoon the shooting suspect gave an outburst in the middle of court after the judge set bail at 1 million dollars. dozens of boston police line upand fill the seats in support of fellow officer kurt stokinger a drug unit cop shot in the leg in dorchester friday in the line of duty. >> gps thank you. >> reporter: an outburst about the accused shooter 27-year-old grant headley a convicted drug dealer in dorchester. he is not seen acourt approved to stand in the hallway.

grief after the judge's decision to side with the assistant district attorney's bond. this as new details emerge. the prosecutor says police unsuccessfully tried to arresthill on tuesday and captured surveillance of him selling drugs. >> she purchased crack from the defendant grant headley. >> reporter: they spotted him again friday one police car pulled in front of his black acura and stokinger's car behind that's when the assistant da says headly opened fire e they found his gun and discovered five rounds were fired. headley is due back in court next month. reporting live outside dore chest he is district court, chant -- dorchester district count chantee lans. a house up in flames a early morning fire turns deadly ingloucester. crews rushed to the scene around 4 this morning. >> and they ran into that home to try to save a man who is too much.

and all that is left of the burned out shell. nicole jacobs is live with more on what we are learning about this fire. good afternoon nicole. >> reporter: good afternoon to you chris and kathryn. crews are now here boarding up the windows of the home. we are told the man who lived here had done so since he was a child. but this morning, he was unable to escape the raging second floor flames. on hammond street in gloucester fire tears through the single family home. it was just before 4 a.m. firefighters got the call. >> first floor was fairly clear and second floor was fully involved on arrival of the initial companies. >> reporter: it raged and they entered the home to attack it. and search for anyone still inside. >> they were able to make it up to the stairs but the fire was had taken hold of the structure pretty well. >> reporter: that's where crews saw the victims with the flames so fierce they were forced to retreatch the man who lived in

>> it's sad. i was upset. plus knowing him all my life you know. >> reporter: while investigators combed through debris, searching for signs of a cause, neighbors are shaken at the loss of someone they he knew. >> it was kind -- they knew. >> he he was kind of a loner and didn't mingle in with the neighbors and sad that's all. >> reporter: the foyer marshal's office was here on scene for sometime this morning. but still, we are waiting to learn the exact cause of this fire. that's the latest from gloucester nicole jacobs wbz news. >> thank you. more breaking news. a 25-year-old construction worker seriously injured in an accident at a mansfield site. they tell us he was work on willow street when the left arm and hand was crushed by a piece of machinery. the noon murdered babe --

christina hagueer is live for latest. what can you tell us christina. >> reporter: michael mccarthy pleaded not guilty in court and his defense attorney said the case against him is based on the word of baby bella bond's mother and he says that she is not even close to being a credible witness. michael mccarthy cleaned up from the first time we saw him. haircut. as a superior court prosecutor described what his girlfriend baby bella bond's mother says she saw after he allegedly punched the girl to death. >> she saw the defendant standing half kneeling over the prone girl who was on either ground. and he was moving his arms rapidly around the area of her mid section. >> reporter: but his attorney for the first time revealed autopsy details that there were

mid section nor trauma to her head. he says rachelle bond who is charged with accessory after own guilt. >> she lied about it for months to everybody who she talked to and when she finally realized that she could no longer lie about it, she came up with a story that pointed the finger at mr. mccarthy. >> reporter: mccarthy's father was in court and the man whose plumbing business the couple stole weights from before throwing them with the girl's body into the boston harbor. that body later turning up on deer island. known for months as baby doe. until an acquaintance tipped off police. the defense attorney said despite several searches of the couple's home investigators never found forensic evidence. no dna or hair nothing linking

he is being held without bail. to you. >> thanks very much. we will turn our attention to the weather. big changes in temperatures. we will look live outside over the city of boston. clear and chilly. a little windy out there. and forth. temperatures back in the 30s today. difference barry burbank is forecast. a lot of change in numbers. make. yesterday it was much like much of the month of december yesterday but we are back to january with a 24 hour temperature changes in the mid- teens to mid-20s in terms of temperature drop from what it was yesterday. down as much as 25 degrees in some locations. 34 degrees in boston right now as of noontime and it's in the mid and upper 30s towards the cape and colder off to the north and west. but with the wind blowing the gusts now still running at 20 to 30 to 35 miles an hour. it's making it feel like

to even a few teens out in parts of worcester county to near 30 on cape cod. that will continue this afternoon. the wind will drop off a little bit. so, less and less wind later this afternoon. we will see essentially sunny skies and a few streamers of clouds coming through and the main plume of snow squalls coming from lake ontario across northern new england we shouldn't have too much of a problem here. no big deal as the wind drops off and a cold night is coming up tonight. rest of the forecast for the next seven days coming up in few minutes kathryn. >> thanks very much. today people around the world are mourning the death of rock icon david bowie he passed's-- bowie. he passed away after a secret battle with cancer. tina krause reports. >> [ music ] >> reporter: david bowie was one of a kind from the first hit 1969 space oddity to his most recent jazz inspired album released last week the ever

audience guessing. changes >> reporter: from the his ziggy star dust to white suited pop star in the mid-80s he kept changing. >> he really did can have it all. >> reporter: paul is a bowie biographer. >> we lost someone who rewrote the rules. he redefined what's a pop star could be. >> reporter: he was born david jones andn london in 1947. he told cbs in 2002 he always knew he was an artist. >> and until late in my teens, i didn't know if i was going to be a music or painting and i kept vacillating back and forward and opted for music. >> reporter: it influenced generations of performers. >> there would be no madonna or laddie gaga without david bowie he showed them how to make art and celebrity out of every thing around them. >> reporter: this morning being fans left -- morning, fans left candle and flowers on the

some of the powerful tributes could be found here in london where he was important. >> you can listen and pick up from what it meant in the 70s. it's timeless. it's like the lights went out for the world. he is not here. >> reporter: and testament to the broad appeal spans from madana to kanya west and british mime prime minister to the vatican culture council tweeted condolences. tina krause cbs news london. >> and songs were about being a outsider earning him fans including wbz radio host bradley jay who interviewed him several times. >> bowie was person who guys hike me with no confidence as young person to simply own whatever they did no matter how goofy it was. could. he wore goofy stuff but owned learned that lesson.

-- album back released on his birthday last friday he was 69. police in hudson new hampshire are investigating the early morning crash that sent a jeep right into a church. police say the driver lost control coming around a turn at 5 this morning and wound up going through the church's glass window on central street. the driver a 47-year-old man from nashua was arrested for drunk driving. in saugus a serious crash near the lynn line police say a 35-year-old man was ejected from the car just after one this morning when it hit a utility pole. no other cars were involved in the crash. police say they are investigating the cause of the accident. the count down is on. and the patriots are getting back to work today. they play the chiefs at home saturday in the divisional playoffs and here's good news for pats fans. wide receiver julienne -- julian sedelman will be on the field. november 15th in a game against the giants and had surgery to fix the broken bone. and we have got you covered on

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breaking news at noon two wendo washers stuck on the side of the building in houston about 75 stories up. you can see part of the scaffolding that was carrying them has dropped. the two men appear to be safe right now. these are live pictures. harness on. firefighters have gathered on the top of the building to put a plan together. this is the chase tower in houston. 75 stories up. developing situation. looking at the video. >> hope they are okay. power ball frenzy is hitting a fever pitch. no one won the record jackpot saturday. >> so now it's growing even

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the fever you have spring fever after yet. >> -- yesterday. >> yes. >> anyway that's gone by so i am sure the fever is moving away as we got the terms of reality back here with us. the temperature back in the 30s after yesterday's 50s. 34 in boston right now. and we have got mid to upper 30s down towards the cape and 20s off to the north and west. we showed you earlier it feels like the upper teens and lower 20s and yesterday, when i was on i showed you how warm it was on the eastern seaboard and cold out west. last evening 21 below zero when i was on international falls minnesota and 7 below zero right now and it's 7 in chicago and 12 in cleveland and so even yesterday. wouldn't be thankful we are not out here where it's really cold. wind this afternoon and which will be dropping down a little afternoon. won't be quite as fierce as howling. so as we go through the afternoon the temperature is

note the time stampbehind will -- stamp will continue and we will have clouds but the main plume coming off lake ontario moving straight across parts of northern neweningland getting snow showers -- neweningland getting snow showers -- new england in some snow showers. in the evening hours we will fall in the 20s. overnight laws by dawn tomorrow 22 in boston and teens off to the north and west. and even southwest of boston and lower 20s over the cape too. tomorrow's high should be higher than today. should be in the upper 30s in the afternoon. even lower 40s southeast massachusetts. so it will warm up sufficiently. when this clipper system here moves in, and starts to get energized later in the day, it looks like it's going to come down in the form of rain closer to the coast going through latertomorrow afternoon. watch tomorrow morning we have some cloudiness that increases during the morning and thickens in the afternoon and a couplerain showers may break

afternoon and beyond. this will head eastward as a little package of energy comes along and intensifies the precipitation. looks like we will be borderline in eastern massachusetts. mostly rain and a rain snow line to the west. then it will trigger a change eastern massachusetts and then morning. how much do you think we will get out of this? looks like a coating up to a portion here. there could be a couple spots which may have a little more than two inches tomorrow night and just a few wet flakes down over the cape as this whole thing ends on wednesday morning. then we have another storm this weekend that we will be watching. because of course we have got the pats game on saturday we will see where the rain snow line sets up on sa. looks like it is going to be close but right now favoring rain more than anything else. and doesn't look like a major storm at this point. but snow out to the north and west of foxborough but mixing with snow before it game -- before the game is over. there could be another system sunday.

tomorrow's thing a coating to two inches of snow during tomorrow evening and back to cold weather again middle part of the week. that's it kathryn. >> thanks very much barry appreciate it. the boston globe getting helping hands when it comes to the delivery problems. sunday the globe's managing director linda henry tweeted out this picture as globe employees helped get the paper delivered. the paper says it is rehired the old distributor to help get deliveries back on track. thanks for staying with us this noon. tell ahead hollywood play as kingpin. >> how one a-list actor may have been the key to finding

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chris martinez reports. >> and the golden globe goes to the revenant. >> reporter: the revenant won top honors at the golden globe taking home the statues for best picture, drama and best director and best actor lee dicaprio -- leonardo dicaprio. >> i want to share the award with the native >> i can't bloive it. >> reporter: brie larson best actress in drma for room and jennifer lawrence won for her performance in joy. martian won for best picture comedy and best actor in the comedy matt damon.when it was sylvester stallone who earned the most thunderous applause best supporting actor for reprical of rocky balboa in the movie crowed. >> i want to thank my imaginer'sy friend rocky balboa for being the best friend i had.

the jungle took home two globes for best tv series musical or comedy and best supporting actor. chris martinez, cbs news, beverly hills. >> by the way matt damon's award for best actor in the martian the first golden globes since winning best screenplay for good will hunting 18 years ago. >> how about that. >> good for him. up next it could be one of the most famous houses in the world. >> and it seems like it's rule mate ready. the pricey pad come with a very

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we continue to monitor breaking news in houston texas where two window washers have just been rescued from 75 stories up. so part of the scaffolding that was carrying them dropped. that is live look there. they are bringing up the scaffolding. both men have been rescued but what a close call. it was one of the most well- known residences in the the world. >> and soon you could call the playboy mansion your home for just 200 million doll canars. maybe if you win the -- dollars. maybe if you wint power ball you with buy it. the property comes with hugh hefner a condition of the sale he has to be able to live there until he dies.

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