i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. . right now we are following several breaking stories. a deadly shooting in boston. >> a police officer hit by a car in norwood and a vehicle flips in mansfield we have have the latest on all three stories. >> and developing news. >> peabody how a long distance phone call led police to the scene of a apparent murder- suicide. >> and donald trump says he wouldn't atent tend tomorrow's debate. and -- he won't attend tomorrow's debate. analysis from job keller. >> -- jon keller. >> from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz this morning. >> good morning thanks for

>> i am chris mckinnon. we want to check the forecast with danielle niles. >> good morning. looks pretty quiet today. we have a couple showers i am tracking along the south coast and it's pretty mild start. look at temperatures right now in boston a. 43 degrees. the winds out of the west at 10 miles an hour. it feels colder, 37 is the real feel but not bad by january standards. most of us in eastern massachusetts are running in the lower 40s right now. 42 in lawrence and 43 taunto and falmouth and providence a touch cooler from worcester to keene. radar shows green from harford to the south coast. a quick spritz on east side back down to nantucket. clipping chatham and more showers light extending along the south coast from fall river to westerly row i'dland they are moving east and will be with us the next couple hours. we are talking about mainly quiet weather. once the showers move through between now and late morning and may be mixed with a couple

mid to late morning and clearing comes in increasing sunshine back up to 41 through lunchtime so steady in terms of temperatures. an active breeze with a flurry or sprinkles isolated heading into the ride home. we will go through the end of the week coming up. we are following several breaking news stories this morning. first in dorchester, a man shot to death. this happened after 1:30 on dunbar avenue and washington street. flies. police say it's an active investigation and have not arrested the shooter. break news in norwood war police officer was hit during -- where a police officer was hit during a traffic stop on lex on -- lennox avenue. police. one man was arrested and no word on the officer's condition. more breaking news. in mansfield police investigating a rollover crash. one person was ejected from the car. no word on how bad the injuries are.

itcrashed. police investigating what appears to be a murder-suicide at a home in peabody. a long distant phone call helped police get to the scene. a 51-year-old woman in brazil found stabbed to death and a man dead from self-inflicted stab wounds. the district attorney explains how the reel tills in brazil helped in the -- relatives in brazil helped in the case. >> she was on the phone with reel nighs brazil and they heard a commotion and altercation and that relative called another relative of hers here in peabody and she called the police immediately. >> late last night police showed a car near the crime scene believe to be the man's who was found dead. police have not released the names of anyone involved. 4:33. today sealed documents from the marathon bombing trial will be made public.

the release of more than 600 court filings and exhibits in the case against dzhokhar tsarnaev including fbi interviews and search warrants and dna reports. a stand off at a wildlife refuge in oregon is over. one person is dead several more under arrest. shots were fired when federal and state authorities enterseptembered the armed group during a traffic stop. the group was heading to a community meeting one of the group members was shot and killed and another was wounded. leader ammon bundy and 7 others were arrested. the group took over the refuge on january 2nd as part of a dispute over the federal management of public lands and it's unclear if anyone else is holed up at the refuge. new this morning two people killed three wounded in the shooting at homeless camp in seattle. all of the victims lived at the encampment known as the jungle. no arrest made so far. police are looking for two people of interest in the shooting. a flying tire is blamed for a deadly crash on 128 in lexington. investigators say the tire flew

southbound lane of 128 and smashed into a toyota camry that was heading north. the car's driver was killed. >> i never in a thousand years would have guessed it was a tire that flew across. the chances of that happening even less than getting struck by lightning. that's pretty scary. >> you can be dmoosh you can't predict what-- >> you can't predict what's going to happen. >> a woman was driving the truck. south boston police say a 66-year-old man was hit and killed while crossing old colony avenue near gavin waych the driver did stop and is cooperating with police. he. it's 4:35. to campaign 2016. donald trump says he is skipping tomorrow night's republican debate. he has a problem with fox news network and one of the moderators. wbz political analyst jon

whether trump is for real or playing politics. >> i have bonned the with the poem of iowa. >> reporter: now he says he won't bond with them in the last iowa debate before -- i have bonded with the people of iowa. >> reporter: now he says he won't bond with them in the last iowa debate. >> fox will make a fortune and i said give money to the wounded warriors and i am not a fan of megyn kelly. >> reporter: minutes after announcing his boy cost he sofned the stance. >> fox news is fine i have no objection to fox news but they have to treat people fairly. >> reporter: and result for the next 46 hours gop campaign coverage will fixate on whether or not he will show. effectively drowning out whatever messages ted cruz and other candidates would prefer to promote. >> i've about on the front lines of change and progress since i was your age. >> reporter: the same game hillary clinton is playing with her latest iowa tv ad.

been particularly interested in is the area of children. >> reporter: using more than 4 decades worth of clips of her advocacy for children. clinton is moving to blunt bernie sanders momentum byreminding voters especially women of the history making choice she would be. >> i am hillary clinton and i always approved this message. >> ted cruz challenge trump to a one-on-one debate with no moderator before the iowa caucuses and today bernie sanders will meet with president obama at the white house. a spokesman says it will be informal. there's no set agenda. president obama said he won't endorse a candidate during the primary. this meeting comes days after the president publicly praised hillary clinton. in our eye on education this morning, one of the first debates in newton over a proposal to start school later. school district committee members are considering starting school as late as 9 a.m. right now, the start times at the city's two high schools are 7:40 and 7:50.

start times could give students more sleep and less stress. but the students we spoke with last night were concerned about conflicts with after school activities. >> i agree we need more sleep but i don't think starting school later would help that because then school would be pushed back later and sports would be pushed back. so then you have to get your homework done until later and you wouldn't get anymore sleep than we do now. >> newton hopes to vote this spring on the issue and put changes in place by the fall. 4:38. microscope. >> a local high school symbol tonight. just as the massachusetts image. >> also ahead, a somber salute to a hingham marine hilled in a helicopter crash. incredible outpouring of support for his family. >> yetblue making a change and it's something passengers are

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welcome back 4:41. tonight ports teams at town schools are called the redmen

american in a feathered headdress. about 40 massachusetts high schools still use native american names or symbols as mascots. amhurst college dropped the unofficial mass cot lord jeff it would be dropped from all official college materials following student protests. lord jeff is based on lord jeffrey amhurst believed to have endorsed the practice of giving american indians blankets infected with small pox. and this is the topic of the daily talker. we want to know what you think about the moss cots -- mascots in massachusetts. comment at cbs boston.com tweet with us wbz talker or facebook. robi will have the comments at 5. it's 4:42. using your cell phone to withdraw crash and stretching out on jetblue. >> and oprah having a big impact on weight watchers jill wagner is live with concerns about apple.

apple said it made 18.4 billion in profit during the last quarter. that's the largest in history. but sales have been slowing down for iphones and the company expects overall revenue will drop by more than 8% early this year as the economy in china and other international markets continue to struggle.apple stock is trading lower but u.s. markets rallied. dow jones 282 points and nasdaq climbed 49. soon you will head to an atm and be able to keep your debit card in your wallet. jp morgan chase is working on a cash machine that lets you withdraw by using smart phone and let customers cash checks and pay credit card bills and their mortgage. weight watchers shares shot up 20% yesterday after oprah winfrey said she lost 26 pounds

oprah joined the board of weight watchers in april and yesterday, she made about 12 1/2 million dollars on paper. must be nice. and finally one airline is giving coach passengers more leg room. jetblue is redesigning the cabins seats will include free wi-fi and roomier and larger tv screens. finally news we like about airlines. >> very true. >> normally we are talking about cramping you in. >> and we are both tall so extra leg room goes a long way. >> and tv to watch sounds good. >> thanks jill. we need a catch of the forecast. walking the dog early but it felt milder than usual. >> yesterday it was a great day. the wind was whipping last night but danielle not too bad again today. >> it won't be as strong but we are in the 40s right now. stepping out so we are above average already from what the typical highs should be during the afternoon.

same in taunton. 41 nashua. cooler but above average from worcester to keene in the middle to upper 30s. there's a bit of a wind to make it feel colder. but by january standards real feel in the upper 20s in worcester is not too bad. there are a couple showers out there. mainly out over cape cod bay back to the outer cape you may get a spritz from wesley and chatham and a few more showers light but lingering along south coast from bristol back down island. so you may want to have the umbrella on stand by. notice a little snow showing up on the radar too. no reports of it making it to the groned but you may get a wet snowflake or two that mixes in on the cape and islands between now and late morning. this is the front coming by. zoom out the view and more moisture to the south but we don't have to worry about that. so clearing skies increasing sunshine. it's the trend today. through the course of the afternoon, between now and 6

from scituate to the south coast possible. again generally light and it will linger longest on the cape until mid to late morning. there are a couple flakes that may mix in. no impact and pushing off the coastline with decreasing clouds coming in. so the sun breaks out this afternoon actually turns into a nice day and there may be an isolated sprinkle or flurry heading into the ride home. tomorrow, look at the map. quiet sunshine to start our thursday and we will get an increase in clouds on thursday. and that's ahead of two different disturbances we are watching. one coming in from the great lakes and the other out over the ocean. looks like the bulk of the moisture will stay out to the sea. but what will happen for us is we get clouds and couple rain showers possible in the cape and maybe a snow shower in the afternoon on friday. it doesn't look like a big impact but we will watch that and may get a quick coating to an inch in few communities on friday afternoon. today 42. keep in mind it's 43 in boston. so we will drop a few degrees between now and sunrise. and then come back into the lower 40s this afternoon.

into the 20s and so melting and refreeze watch for a few icy patches on anything untreated and another above average day tomorrow. topping out around 41 in the city of boston accu-weather 7- day upper 30s on friday could be a snow shower and then saturday, a few more clouds there may be a a sprinkle or two. sunday looks like the pick if you like the mild air into the upper 40s and even warmer to start next week. could be a couple rain showers on monday. see you with more weather at 5. >> thank you. hometown honors crowds lined the streets from boston to hingham showing support for the family of a local marine killed in a military helicopter accident. thousands of people turned out for the special tribute. >> they are paying respects to corporate corporal christopher orlando and his family. julie lon chick was there for -- loncich was there.

young man who is defensing our country. >> our daughter is serving in hawaii with the navy and she was chose to some of the guys so she asked us to come down and we wanted to be here. >> reporter: so many came to mourn a marine they never met. >> to see a young man whose livened so abruptly it's heart breaking. >> what can you say? it's so hard and he was so young and had his life ahead of him. it's a terrible thing. a terrible, terrible thing. >> reporter: 12 missing marines were presumed dead after two helicopters crashed off the coast of hawaii. hingham's corporal christopher orlando was among them and tonight his parents returned home without their 23-year-old son escorted by state and local police. thousands lined the streets of hingham silenced say for sirens.

he would be happy. we think it's awesome. he's good kid. >> it's the least we could do. >> reporter: a family friend says a memorial service is planned here in hingham in the future. jowly loncich wbz this morning. >> such a show of support and our prayers go out to the orlando family.

following several breaking news stories on this wednesday morning. first in dorchester where a man was found shot to death after 1:30 on dunbar avenue and washington street. police say it's an active investigation. so far no arrests have been made. details on breaking news out of norwood. a police officer hit during a traffic stop is being treated at the hospital right now. good news is he suffered minor injuries and is expected to be okay. the officer pulled over a truck looking for someone wanted on several warrants. the driver refused to get out of the truck and took off hitting the officer with the door or mirror knobbing him to the ground. a chic began-- chase began and police used stop sticks to stop the chase. and breaking news in mansfield. police investigating a rollover crash. one person was ejected from the car. no word on how bad the injuries are. thateelboro chronicle reports the vehicle may have been going 100 miles an hour when it hit

new hampshire senator kelly aott will testify about the opioid crisis. the goal of the hearing is to determine what role congress can play to fight the spread of prescription drug and hair wn abuse. assuming you don't need health insurance because you are healthy it could be a costly mistake as part of the president's health care law. fines for being uninsured will go up considerably this year. one estimate averages as much as a thousand dollars per household. penalties are designed to bring more healthy people into the insurance pool lowering the cost for everyone involved. president obama is calling for more research into the zika virus with the hope of developing a treatment. yesterday, the president met with the national security team and public health officials about the mosquito born virus. it is believed to be linked to birth defects in newborns whose mothers are infected. it is spreading through central and south america. u.s. officials have recommended pregnant women avoid traveling to areas where there are

and two u.s. airlines are offering rye funds to zika virus. united airlines says customers who have booked trips can reschedule or get refunds. american airlines will give refunds to pregnant women who are set to travel. on the "healthwatch" a new push to make sure moms get the medical treatment they need during and after pregnancy. the government panel is recommending all women be screened for depression during pregnancy and after giving birth. all though the condition is drastically underdiagnosed mental health experts believe one out of every seven women suffer from depression beginning in preg fansies and continues postpartum. two men badly injured in a plane crash in june are thanking the people who rescued him. the pilot and his passenger crashed into the woods near north hampton new hampshire airfield. the plane burst into flames and both men were returned to ports smith regional hospital trauma center and he praised the staff. >> someone they just met come

they didn't know who i was what happened or what i was all about. and my injuries were more than facial which was report why'd walked out of the hospital. >> he suffered 18 broken bones and burns to his body. both men say they will fly again. new seal of fine arts is celebrating -- the museum of fine arts is celebrating the first original piece by freda calo that was first sold in 1929 and it would be put on display today. 4:55. up next a wrestler loses the first match in years. >> the loss comes with an even greater victory.

a high school wrestler is credited for a winning move giving up his perfect record to make his opponent's dream come true. debben schu-ko won 27 straight meets until he stepped on the mat with andy howland. >> he has down syndrome and a impressive record of wins. last week they squared off at a meet between dighton-rehoboth and another school. >> we shook hands and we locked up and he was a tough kid and he snapped me down. i will work hard and hopefully i will get a rematch. >> it will have to come soon

left before the 22nd birthday when he is ineligible to compete. >> i love that story. >> yeah. >> a lot of things about that. >> that's good one to put a smile on your face. >> your top stories and traffic and weather ahead on wbz this morning. >> the news at 5 starts right now. >> right now at the 5, we are following several breaking stories including a deadly shooting in dorchester. the latest on the investigation. we will have a live report from the scene. >> and developing this morning, an apparent murder-suicide in peabody. how family members in another to the scene. >> plus boycotting the debate. why donald trump says he won't be on stage in iowa tomorrow night. >> from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning to you just about 5:00 i am chris mckinnon. >> i am cathen hauser thanks forbeing with us on this

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