first floor. a father and son live here and when fire crews arrived that son we don't know his age was trapped on the first floor. his father an elderly man was outside telling crews they had to get his son inside that son the father both taken to the hospital. the elderly man will be okay. and the son however was in very serious condition. >> very difficult building to fight the fire in and seems like the elderly january was hoarding everything and it's difficult trying to get around and concerns around dental office if there's any gases or any flamables inside so we are carefully. >> reporter: so right now, the fire commissioner giving yet another update. we can tell you that one firefighter just recently was transported to the hospital for what i am told is an orthopedic injury and appeared to be okay and he was alert conscious and laughing on the gurnee as he

who live in the home both taken to the hospital, the son in what i am told in very serious condition. we will bring you latest continuing throughout the night for now reporting hive in mattapan julie loncich wbz news. tonight, we are tracking some winter weather which could affect your commute. now tonight's drive home will be fine as we give you a live look at the bridge but at this time tomorrow we could be seeing some snow showers around here eric fisher has details. >> after thunderstorms for sometime yesterday the cold is in place and tracking snow for tomorrow. many towns falling to the 20s. boston at 30. mark. tomorrow an alberta clipper. haven't talked about those so far this season. this energy which will drive through the great lakes and produce the snow showers for here's timeline in the teens tomorrow morning and very cold start but a dry start. no issues through lunchtime. i think the first of the snow and rain showers will start to in the afternoon.

southeastern parts of the state. we have got temperatures above 40 degrees. as we head into the evening, that snow will fill in and so the big concern is always snow squalls when you have heavy snow it doesn't last for too long and the sun is down and everyone is out on the road. temperatures are falling back bebee low freezing creating icy -- below freezing creating icy conditions and a few areas of snow overnight before we dry out into the morning. snow totals it's. >> the huge event. but one to two inches maybe a few local totals up to 3 higher elevations of worcester county. all about timing and a lot of cold hyped it. we will look at that forecast coming up in a bit. >> we will see thank you. the man charged with shooting a boston police officer is now being held on 1 1/2 million dollars bail. boston police filled the courtroom today as prosecutors read out the charges against grant headley. the prosecutors say officers had seen headley dealing cocaine and were trying to stop him when he opened fire hitting officer kurt stokinger in the leg.

outside of the courtroom but he began yelling toward the end of the hearing. >> a gps and thank you all set. >> he was released from the hospital over the weekend. tubes bury police has -- d. tewkubury police say they have taken millions of dollars off the street after police seized 120 bricks of heroin laced with tent nall and they took drug make equipment and cash and they say it's a significant bust. >> the combination of the value of the product as well as the strength of the product makes it a important seizure. we are focused on getting this product off the street. >> officials say there was 185 heroin deaths in middlesex county last year and the great majority of those from drugs that were mixed with fentanyl. firefighter who was off duty saved the lives of kid when he dropped them off --

at day care. >> he smelled something burning and then helped discover a carbon monoxide leak. bill shields is live with the story in medway. bill. >> reporter: probably you -- it's good thing firefighters and paramedics are trained in hazardous materials because this firefighter was dropping off his kids at local church and walked in and smelled something that smelled unusual. well that led to the discovery of carbon monoxide. >> it was not just my children you know. the safety of all the children was important so, we evacuated right away. >> reporter: lieutenant matt anzivino has been a fear fighting since 2001 and his training may have saved ten livesests dropped off his two daughters at the church this morning for a before school unusual. further and seemed to be throughout the building and so i asked the school director and her teacher to get the children out of the building so we could department.

firefighters arrived, they powered up the small chemical detector. they found the basement filled with carbon monoxide. 600 parts per million. >> it's not something would be immediately cause death but exposure in as little as an hourat that level could cause very serious issues and that's in an adult. in a child it would be worse. >> reporter: cash on monoxide is odorless but the firefighter knew the smell inside the church was not right and got everyone out. >> sometimes you smell things and think nothing of it but right. so, it was lucky i was dropping off today. >> reporter: as it turns out there back a probable -- there was a problem with the boiler and it has been fixed but fire fighters will go back and check the building because a boy scout troop is having a meter there -- did meeting there tonight. bill shield wbd news. paula nine credible. thanks. -- paula.

a new team will run the mbta extension line project. the first task is bring down the costs. price tag is at about $3 billion. much higher than the t expected. the management group must come up with a price tag by aprilch the t will decide in may whether to continue with the project or abandon the idea altogether. tonight the patriots starting to put together the game plan to take on the chiefs. the chiefs are read hot. they have won 11 straight games. of course the pats started the season hot but have lost 4 out of the past 6 games. sports director steve burton joins us and steve most >> they are. they have lost but they have been a banged up team. not to make excuses because that's not the patriot way but after the bye week the pats appear to be getting healthy at the right time. one of the big names julian sedelman has been out since november 15th with a broken foot and working out for weeks

looked sharp during drills e said he felt -- he said he felt good and dying to do what he loves the most. >> it's a 12-month job and i put my heart and soul into everything i do. today get ready for the season. and to not be able to compete with the guys that you work hardwith every day in the sucks. >> wbz has saturday coverage for you from start to finish starting with 09 minute edition of patriots game day pats and chiefs kick off at 4:35 game show. stick around for sports edelman tells us if he is worried about night. guys. >> all right steve see you then. country on the battle field. boylston street. next a soul soldier is honored for what -- soldier is honored for what he did to save lives bombing.

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new at 6 saluting a hero. a man who severed our country in war zones but honored for consider served our country in- - served our country in war zones but honored for what he did in boost-received wouldn't high of the awards for bravery during the marathon bombings. >> he was not on duty but worked quickly to help save lives. >> sergeant curtis in the face of danger above and beyond call of duty exemplifies the courage of a true soldier. >> reporter: a true soldier

statehouse a 2 year investigation by the u.s. army culminates in the ceremony and kind words from a congressman a governor and the commanding officer of the massachusetts national guard. >> we have somebody in geoff standing in front of us who is just a common soldier in our ranks who does uncommon things. >> reporter: and this case staff sergeant geoffrey curtis was called upon when he was not in uniform. when he was just hanging out on the finish line of the boston marathon. >> the phone rang and he said mom i am okay. and they are bombing us and the second explosion happened and the phone went dead. >> reporter: way -- >> reporter: he was with three best friend guys went to war with they began to tie tourniquets and evacuating the wounded. >> they are veterans and it'sour instinct to help and if we did it together and it was you know a great thing. >> reporter: the family and friends behind geoff know how little he wanted to earn this soldier's medal. >> he had a hard time with it

and not be active duty overseas that could happen in our hometown. >> reporter: the massachusetts national guard is nearly 400 years old. yet the soldier's medal is so rare it's awarded four times. each time for soldiers action here at the marathon finish line. b bree si. son. >> increndible -- bree sison dpliendible. >> so great they could do -- incredible. >> so great they could do that together. >> we are go to go through interesting changes weather wise. >> somebody walked through and asked eric if it's friday yet. not there yet. >> never a good sipe and monday afternoon. but we are -- sign on a monday afternoon. we are looking at a taste of spring out this yesterday. we are tracking for tomorrow a burst of snow. clipper system moving through quickly and most of that will be arriving after 2 p.m. in the afternoon. we are watching the evening especially the late commute

that will last and produce low visibility and hazardous travel tomorrow night. biggest snow across maine so if you are thinking of a ski trip that's where the freshest powder will be as it deepens off the coastline. cold in place for the snow and we have made that happen and it's 33 degrees colder right now in worcester than at this time last night. 30 degrees colder in taunton and big change of air mass. it's 19 at pittsburgh and 7 in green bay and cleveland at 15 and it's a much more wintry map and mid-january map and wind are starting to die down slowly here and now the gusts 25 miles per hour or lower. we are seeing fewer as the windy minimum ishes and temperatures fall back to the teens a very cold start to the day on tuesday. and the cold irair producing lake-effect streamers. ontario and erie our weather maker is right in here. you notice a hint of a swirl and the snow moving towards chicago. that will move quickly eastbound and bring us some of the squalls tomorrow. so no issues in the morning except for the cold that will be in place and we will have sunshine to start out.

wind picks up again and tomorrow's wind out of the south southeast and then after 2, that's when we see the showers. now i think to start with, we will see rain in southeastern parts of the state. cape island south coast and south shore too warm for snowfall. but the squalls moving in are going to create very low visibility and hazardous issues and it's not a lot of snowfall but these are types of situation that is can cause accidents on the road because you don't see them coming quickly and then all of a sudden you are in a low visibility situation. night. areas of know forming as thesnow races to the north and east and we will be dry wednesday morning. snow totals a coating to an inch south of boston. wet flakes late across the cape. 1 to 3 inches here worcester and much of northern worcester county and southeastern new hampshire and that's where we could have our biggest issues the northern half of 495 themerrimack valley and southern new hampshire is where we will see the biggest impact. on the low side by 4 p.m.

evening and overnight because temperatures will be falling. 40 degrees. freezing. will freeze up. behind that a lot of wind and a lot of cold for wednesday and it's the most uncomfortable day of the week. things start to relax a little bit on thursday but cold and then we are tracking our next storm system for the weekend. right now, it's long way out. so the rain snow line is uncertain but we expect a coastal low on saturday. and this could make things sloppy for the patriots game depending on how things exactly time out. it may wind down before the game. but it's the next storm to watch. here's the accu-weather 7-day snow squalls tomorrow and cold witness and thursday and comfortable friday. and then watching a rain and snow mix to start the weekend and i think that could be interesting there in foxborough we will see how things change over the next few days. >> very, very interesting eric. but of course these weeks can only get interesting. >> that's right. >> as we move forward after the year we have had.

and steve i think it has to be good for -- they have to feel good after not playing. >> they do. they absolutely do. it's playoff week and patriots need the pieces to fall in place when they take on chiefs on saturday. levan reid tells us the most important piece is ready to play. >> reporter: first there was confirmation julian edelman was cleared to play and sound like player ready to help the team in the playoffs. >> to not be able to go out and compete with the guys that you work hard with every day in the spring and summer, you know it sucks. >> reporter: julian's attitude but cautious. >> it's different than going out and going in training camp you. so we will see how that goes. >> reporter: as for the game against the chiefs kc won 11 straight and the bye week officially over. >> they are coming in confident

been playing the an extremely high level but at end of the day it's not about momentum but executing. >> i think bill says to us the actual week and couple days only important if we use them so, i think this team is a veteran team. >> reporter: let's get to the facts and i can confirm edelman has been cleared. danny has been running around on that knee and when you add a healthy gronkowski brady could have the weekend his full arsenal in receiving core. it will be the first time he had that -- corps it will be the first time he had that since week 10. >> you and the players mention the chiefs who are the hottest team riding an 11 game winning streak and throttling texans on saturday and confidence sky- high. andy reed reid says the team relishes the opportunity to come to foxborough on saturday. >> we look forward to the challenge though. you know that's what this is all about.

best they are the world champions so, that's a what great challenge and opportunity to play up there at foxborough and great atmosphere. might be snow you know i not. >> bring it. to more on the matchup live edition this friday night at 7 on wbz as for saturday, wbz is the place to be from start to finish beginning with a special 90 minute edition of pay rots game day at 2. kick off at 4:35 followed by the 5th quarter of post game show. baseball red sox 2016 hall of fame inductees were announced highlighted by a couple no doubters. catch jason and knuckleballer tim wakefield joined by the late ira flagstead and former ceo and president larry. and two other notes the bruins are in action tonight in new york against the rangers and college football. national championship is tonight out in phoenix between alabama and clemson. that's sports for new guys. >> thanks.

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the world lost an extraordinary voice and talent. today music fans mourning the surprise death of david bowie. 69 years old. but he just released a new album. even as he secret thely fought cancer. >> and fans have been remembering bowie all day long sharing their favorite songs legend. many have been revisiting a speech he gave here in boston in 1999 when he he received an honorary degree from the berkeley college of music. he he shared some of his favorite stories from the decades in rock but also shared nighs love of music with those students -- shared his love of music with those students saying music has given me over 40 years of extraordinary experiences and it's been both my doorway of perception and the house i live in. i only hope it embraces you with the same lusty life force >> wow. a lot of cool things shared on facebook today and i did see look it up if you can it's him and it's freddie mercury just