we have breaking news tonight. a teenager hit by a stray's bullet -- stray bullet in his home and rushed to the hospital. >> officers are searching for the person who fired those shots. >> jim armstrong is at the scene. there are some clues here. >> reporter: just a hail of gunfire in the apartment complex behind me on pinegrove drive in brockton. police have stepped up at least 18 shell casings so far. i will take you to some video. this all happened a little after 8:00. apparently a person or persons unloaded a hail of gunfire into

complex here in brockton. bullets went into cars and at least one apartment where one bullet struck a 17-year-old boy standing in his own kitchen. the bullet hit him below his right shoulder blade. he was taken to boston medical. that's where he is at this time. some terrifying moments for him and neighbors. we spoke to one man, his wife said she heard what sounded like ongoing fireworks in the parking lot. the husband said that's gunfire. he goes out to find the passenger window of his truck shot out. a bullet casing in the backseat of his truck and the back tire of his wife's car shot out as well. >> i heard the shots and my wife thought it was fireworks. i said no, that's bullets. i heard maybe seven or eight. there was glass all in the ground. tomorrow, i have to get the window fixed. my wife has a bullet in her rear passenger

i have to go fix that. >> reporter: that man tells us he has lived here in this apartment complex for the past 17 years and been in brockton for even longer. he says he has watched the situation not just here in all of brockton in his words deteriorate over the past couple years. again, only one person injured. regardless of all the bullets that seemed to fly through the complex, only one person was injured by a bullet that went through his kitchen wall and hit him in the back. he is being treated for what are believed to be non-life- threatening injuries. the gun man or gun men are still on the loose. police are hoping to get them in custody soon. tonight, we have our eye on the storms as temperatures tumble. a mix of snow and rain is on the way. >> and that could mean a tough commute tomorrow night. difficult timing. eric fisher is tracking the storm. it already feels colder out there. >> reporter: we were well in the 50s at this hour yesterday.

the colder air has certainly arrived. we are tracking an alberta clipper. this is going to cruise through the great lakes, race into new england and arrive here late tomorrow. no issues, just cold with less wind to start the day. clouds increase as we head toward lunch and it's after 2:00 in the afternoon that we start to get our first showers. just about everyone will be seeing style. commute times, the main concern is we get a few of these areas moving through where we have heavy snow, low visibility and temperatures dropping as we head through tomorrow night. i think the main idea is earlier is better if you are leaving the house. 1-3 inches near boston. more on this and the cold that follows coming up. developing now, firefighters rescue a father

in mattapan. wbz is live. julie, investigators just confirmed what sparked the fire. >> reporter: number one, they believe it was accidental. number two, they believe it began with a piece of dental equipment. this home tonight, a complete loss. the fire at the well-known dental office in mattapan quickly went to for alarms. >> once they opened up the roof and stuff it was going pretty good.>> it seemed like the elderly gentleman hoarded everything so it was difficult getting around.>> reporter: when fire crews first arrived, it was a race against time to get everyone out. >> the father met the fire companies out front. he appeared to be dazed and confused. >> reporter: surveillance video shows walter holman, an elderly dentist run out of his home and practice and around the corner to try and save his son who was

give him cpr. >> reporter: officials say the sun was in cardiac arrest one they found him. he and his father were rushed to an area our hospital -- area hospital and a firefighter suffered an injury when he fell through the floor. stacy thomas owns a nearby gas station and has known the family for years. >> to have him be in here this morning and be talking to him and then this afternoon for this to happen, it's not a good feeling. i just hope their son is going to be okay. >> reporter: we are told that son is in pretty tough shape tonight. fortunately, his father and that firefighter will be okay. julie want check, wbz news. are developing news. a security breach at brigham and women's hospital. hackers broke into an employee's email account and

information of about 1000 patients. information. the hospitals are reaching out to patients and insisting that hackers did not get health information. a knife wielding robber in a free-for-all with a clerk who ends up pulling out an even bigger knife. this fight in fall river went on for more than a minute. the thief did get away with a couple hundred dollars. he is still on the run tonight. you see the clerk with that big knife. he suffered some minor injuries. all new tonight, looking for love and instead getting roughed up and robbed. a police warning about a dangerous twist on online dating. >> reporter: the attacks have been here at the laurel street apartments. the first happened last monday and the second just yesterday. men looking to meet a woman from a dating app showed up and instead they were robbed and

it's called me to me and the up most it can connect to two people near you to chat and share interests. >> i see everybody going on those things just to see if people are cute or not.>> reporter: apps like that are getting more and more popular but police in worchester said wine one man try to meet up with a woman here at this apartment complex on laurel street, he got something he didn't expect. >> this individual was accosted by two males. he was robbed of his cell phone and assaulted. >> reporter: than, less than a week later, different man, same app and same fake female profile, same scenario. >> showed up at the apartment and was accosted by two males, attacked, attempted to have his phone robbed but he fought back and he was subsequently stabbed in the test -- chest. >> reporter: both men were jumped in the lobby late at night. >> it's really crazy because i can't believe stuff like that

>> reporter: people in the building say they normally feel warning out. >> these two perpetrators are willing to do this to somebody. >> reporter: this is a scary reminder about blindly putting your trust in your heart in the internet. >> i used to go on those to see how cute guys were sometimes from the websites. i know how dangerous it can be. >> reporter: police say if you must meet someone from online, make sure it's in a public place. that stabbing victim has non- life-threatening injuries. kate merrill, wbz news. the boston pride hockey player battling for -- is sending out this message to fans and supporters. >> i'm back. >> that is denna laing speaking from her hospital bed.

with the message some big news today, talking now. denna laing still faces a long recovery but seeing this is great news. very helpful 10 days after her injury. a boston police officer shot on the job is out of the hospital and the accused shooter is going to stay behind bars. prosecutors say office -- the officer saw hedley dealing drugs and was trying to stop him when he shot officer kurt stock ledger in the leg. hedley began yelling at today's hearing. kurt still conjure was released last night and hedley is being held on $1.5 million bail. the man accused of killing baby bella pleaded not guilty and his lawyer says new evidence proves michael mccarthy didn't do it. he argued that two autopsies

death and the autopsy shows no signs of broken bones or trauma. prosecutors say bella's mother, who is also facing charges, says she saw mccarthy be the girl to death. >> -- bricks of heroin are worth $3 million on the streets and they have been seized in a drug bust. police say the 120 bricks were laced with fentanyl. they also to $20,000 in cash from that home. the two people accused of selling it are now behind bars. president obama is preparing his final state of the union address and a nine- year-old boy from syria will be a guest in the house chamber. he lost his arms in an attack at a refugee camp and his three siblings were killed. the boy wrote president obama a letter asking the u.s. to let more syrian refugees into the country. you can see the state of address tomorrow right here on wbz at 9:00.

this was a sight for sore eyes. the patriots didn't lose this year with edelman on the field. >> and they didn't win much without him. getting him back against the chiefs, such a hot teen, this will be huge. >>reporter: he is bradys go to guide. that has offense hasn't been the same since join edelman broke his foot on november 15 -- julienne edelman broke his foot on november 15. edelman says he won't be holding anything back.>> there is no dipping the toe, it's just diving in. >> reporter: would you say you are 100%?>> i can't put a percentage on it until monday. i am feeling better than i did yesterday. it continues to get better. >> reporter: coming up in sports, he talks about going all out against casey. the patriots and the chiefs

that's our number of the night. this weekend's showdown will be the first time i have actually played together in the playoffs. by the way, kansas city hold a slight edge in the all-time series but that will be even out -- evened out. we have a special 90 minute addition of game day. pets kickoff and are immediately followed by the post game show. inside the brave that took down el chapo. the explosive new video and why these never before seen photos were key to finding his hideout. the powerball prize searching to an unprecedented $1.4 billion. the one way to guarantee you get a winning ticket. remembering a music legend tonight, david bowie lost his battle with cancer and left his hands a parting -- his fans a

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tonight, remembering music legend david bowie, who died overnight after a secret battle with cancer at the age of 69. >> fans all over the world are paying tribute to an artist whose career spanned more than 50 years in hollywood. they are leaving candles and flowers on his star in hollywood. a spokesman said he died peacefully surrounded by family. his latest album came out friday. his producer revealed that was a parting gift from the fan to -- from the artist to his fans. -- invited students to meet him and his wife at a pizza shop after the ceremony. we have dramatic new video that takes us inside the raid

take a look. you can see the footage shows marines in a shootout as they closed in on the drug lord. el chapo was recaptured on friday after six months on the run after escaping prison. proceedings now underway in mexico to send him back to the u.s. to face justice. top investigators say the rolling stones article was essential to go walking guzman's capture. these photos track sean penn and kate dell -- del costillo as they left to met -- meet the man. -- evacuated the episcopal church and crews found the basement full of carbon monoxide.>> i smelled a sulfurous type odor when i walked in and i knew

right. i investigated a little further and it seem to be throughout the building. i asked the school director and her teacher to get the children out of the building.>> the leak was traced to a problem with the boiler and that is now fixed. the secret service agent badly injured in a car crash is now a married man. garrett fitzgerald and his fiancie tied the knot at mass general where he is recovering nicu. fitzgerald is part of hillary clinton's detail in an accident in new hampshire. we introduced you to his fiancie a couple days ago. talk about a deep freeze. take a look at this car parked in buffalo. it's coated with the thickest layer of ice from the nearby lake. the cold system that created this car icicle is on its way here tomorrow so be warned. >> if your homework is in that car, you have a perfect excuse. that's a little scary.

cold here. >> reporter: the next cold storm will require a coat. not going to be that cold around here but certainly watching some wintry weather. tomorrow afternoon, snow develops from west to east after 2 pm. the main issue is for the evening snow -- drives. the biggest snow will be in beautiful picture tonight. that glow in the evening, one of why favorite parts of the state. this crescent moon, enjoying clear skies of winter time. and this picture from burlington. some nice sky events. clear viewing this evening. 190 and worchester and the cold air has taken over the northeast. it finally really looks like mid-january after some wind -- weird stuff yesterday.

toward cleveland and continuing to track east while we sleep. it will arrive tomorrow afternoon. in the afternoon, we are dry. we head toward the afternoon and we will rise into the 40s as the snow breaks out by the end of the school day to the west. here is a look at the hour by hour. clouds will start to thicken up and after 2:00, we start to see develop. i think rain toward the south coast, cape and islands but many will see snowflakes. the main concern is during the evening timeframe, we will get a couple of these squalls pushing through. that creates hazardous travel. also, temperatures will fall back. everything gets icy. the main idea for tomorrow is the earlier, the better. then, everything ones down by the time we wake up wednesday morning. in terms of snow totals, up to

north and west, up to 3 inches. that includes southeastern new hampshire but excludes the valley area. things will ramp up as we head evening. we are on a low impact by 4:00. by 6:00, we start to ramp up and then we have our most difficult troubles. the high temperatures making the low 40s and southeastern parts of the state. that's why you are looking at rain. wind also a factor tomorrow. after a calm start, it starts to best out of the south, southeast. that makes it a little more uncomfortable blowing that snow around. then, the wind turns to the west on wednesday ushering in a lot of cold. a blustery day. probably, your most uncomfortable they of the week. the weekend, we are watching a storm system moving in. it's still a little too early for details but i think it will bring a mix of rain and wet

here is your seven day. it's all about the cold wednesday and thursday. friday. saturday, the patriots. i think weather will be a factor on the field.>> that might help them. >> reporter: they love the bad weather. >> 18 after my own heart. as the powerball swells to the highest jackpot in history, just about everyone is making sure they are in it to win it. >> some people say there is a surefire way to win. at two dollars a ticket and one in 292 million odds, statistics show you could purchase every powerball combination for a mere $584 million and still walk away with a massive profit. but there are two big holes. first, you have to share the ticket and secondly, it would take you more than nine years to purchase every combination. don't try to do that. >> and then you play it and four other people win.

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of course, the patriots are fired up but i think just having julian edelman back in the lineup will give them a huge charge. >> reporter: all the statistics say they are a much better offense with him in there. he plays with edge. it's playoff weekend the good news is the patriots are getting healthy. that bye week came at a perfect time but this is a short week because kansas city comes to town on saturday. no one will be as happy to see julian edelman in the lineup than tom brady. even though julian edelman isn't 100% yet, he's not going to hold anything back. no worries, none about reinjuring that foot. >> i am going full throttle regardless. if it goes, it goes. that's how i a.m. so of course we will be smart but if i suit up, we will be all right. >> it's going to be tough. we worked our tails off to keep

it's different than going up spring training. we will see how that goes. >> reporter: now, this is the pats seventh straight trip to the playoffs but even the veterans here appreciate going to the post season just like they did when they were rookies. >> our team considers itself very fortunate to be in this position. there are only eight teams left playing and it's an honor to be one of those teams. >> it's cool, exciting. i know a lot of us say this every year. it's an opportunity to we don't take for granted even though i have been in this opportunity a bunch with 15. i am thankful to be around a group of guys who know how to win and get into this spot. >> reporter: be sure to catch patriots all access live in foxboro. wbz has it all on saturday starting with the get 2:00. pass and chiefs kickoff at 4:35 pm followed by the fourth quarter postgame show all right

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