we are following several breaking stories. a deadly shooting in boston. >> a police officer hit by a pickup truck in norwood and vehicle slips in mansfield we will have the latest on all three. >> and we are following a developing story in peabody. how a long distance phone call led police to the scene of a apparent murder-suicide. >> donald trump taking on fox news. why he says he won't be attomorrow's debate. >> from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. good morning everybody. it's 6:00 thanks for being here i am kathryn hauser. >> i am chris mckinnon. wednesday january 27th and it's a mild start compared to where we normally are. >> feels nice. >> it does. >> 40s for january we are

morning hours so not too bad out the door. 42 in boston right now. winds from the west at 13 mice per hour. 35 not too bad and currently most of us are in the lower 40s from lawrence to boston and a couple middle to upper 30s from worcester to keenate 37 and i am tracking a couple showers out there too. generally light for the most part and they will continue over the next couple hours over the cape. light from providencetown and to the islands moving to the east a couple skirting along bristol county. so those will continue between now and mid to late morning. temperatures may drop a couple degrees and come back up. steady in the lower 40s this afternoon with increasing sunshine and we will be breezy the wind gusting occasionally over 20 miles an hour. an isolated temperaturey or sprinkle for -- flurry or springel for the ride -- sprinkle for the ride home. >> reporter: we have slow downs

city and a truck fire out to the west. let's look live over the expressway. looks like the expressway northbound bumper to bumper from east milton square to columbia road. 10 minute delays. 128 southbound hangs up between logan express and the split. route 3 north sluggish between union and the split. to the north 93 southbound now heavy and slow between river road and 133. and then we have that box truck fire fully engulfed 495 northbound after boston road. up there. but the right lane is blocked emergency crews. chris and kathryn. >> thanks for the update. it's 6:02. we are following several breaking stories this morning. first in norwood war police officer was hit -- war police officer was hit-- where a police office wears hit during a traffic stop who is now at the hospital being treated for mondayor -- minor injuries. the driver refused to get out

the office wert door or mirror knock him to the ground. that's when chase began. police had to use stop sticks to end it. two men way rested. arrested. breaking news in mansfield. one person was egeeked from a car after a rollover crash. no word how bad the injuries attleboro sun kron cal reports the vehicle may have been going 100 miles an hour when -- sun chronicle reports the vehicle may have been going 100 miles an hour when it crashed. susie steimle is live with the latest on the what can you tell us. >> reporter: i can tell you in this case police have not made any arrest. this happened around 1:40 this morning. we have ed by vow -- video from the scene when police were blocking off washington street. a man was shot and killed and pronounced dead on arrival. the medical examiner was here for a couple hours as well. homicide detectives were canvassing the neighborhood

to figure out what happened. not a lot of details at this . but they anticipate being able to release a little more information around 8:00. we are live in dorchester, susie steimle wbz this morning. >> thanks for the update. we are following a developing story this morning. police investigating what appears to be a murder-suicide at a home in peabody. nicole jacobs is live on the scene. what led police to the house. >> reporter: chris, the victim in this case we are told was actually on the phone with a relative in brazil when that relative reck. >> ied something was -- reck did -- relative recognized something was wrong. police arrived and found the man dead as well as the man they believe is responsible for carrying out the crime. all of this while residents are stunned at the violence. police tape surround the area where tragedy struck tuesday night. >> really close. i mean you wouldn't expect to be this close but i guess i don't know anything is possible now right.

relatives of the 51-year-old woman alerted authorities. >> she was on the phone with a relative in brazil and that relative heard a commotion and altercation and the line went dead. >> reporter: they arrive at the death. self-inflicted stab wounds. >> on the steps to the house here at 11 it appears outside the home. >> a lot of it goes on anywhere now. it doesn't matter where you live don't think anymore. each the small towns have it now so it's not good. >> reporter: the motive for now is unclear. although neighbors point to a boyfriend possibly disgruntled over a break-up. police have not identified the woman in this case who is the victim and the man they believe carried out the crime. they do say that they have not received previous calls domestic wise to this home. live in peabody nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >> thank you.

trial will be made public. a federal judge just order the release of more than 600 court filings and exhibits in the case against dzhokhar tsarnaev. it includes fbi interviews and search warrants and dna reports. a stand off at a wildlife refuge in oregon is over this morning. one person is dead and several others under arrest. shots were fired when federal and state authorities intercepted the armed group during a traffic stop. the group was apparently heading to a community meeting. one of the group members was shot and killed and another one wounded. leader ammon bendy and 7 others were arrestedch the group took over the refuge on january 2nd as part of a dispute over the federal management of public land. it's unclear if anyone else isholed up. two people killed three wounded in a shooting at homeless came in seattle. all victims lived at encampment known as the jungle. police are look for two people

over to campaign 2016 donald trump says he will skip tomorrow night's repub cab debate. -- republican debate. he has a problem with the fox news network and a moderator. don champion looks closer. >> reporter: the latest escalation in tensions came after fox news released this press release tuesday. saying in part we learned from a secret back channel that the ayatollah and putin intend to treat donald trump unfairly when they meet with him if he becomes president. the statement set the republican presidential front- runner off. >> when they sent out the wise guy press release as little while ago done by some pr person along with roger ales i said bye, bye. >> you call women you don't like fat pigs. >> reporter: trump has been at odds with fox news since the first gop debate angry at megyn kelly for questioning him unfairly. yesterday the billionaire candidate took to instagram asking his followers if he should participate in yet

>> trump is not used to not controlling things but the truth is he doesn't get goat control the media. >> reporter: -- get to control the media. >> reporter: in a statement the say he is welcomed but and will be treated fairly. >> this is all about his not being willing to defend his record. >> reporter: locked in a battle for first place ted cruz is offering to debate trump one-on- one. >> 90 minutes you and memono ymono and if that scares you we can do an iowa town hall. >> reporter: with trum's absence7 contenders will take part in the debate. the 7th of the campaign season. don champion, cbs news new york. today bernie sanders will meet with president obama at the white house. the spokesman says it will be informal. there's no set agenda. this comes as days after the president's publicly praised hillary clinton. president obama has said he

during the primary. and clinton's campaign is proposing one more debate with bernie sanders days before the new hampshire primary but sanders campaign says he has no plans to take part. coming up on wbz the zika virus getting president obama's attention. >> and several airlines now letting passengers change their flights over concerns about that virus. >> also ahead, police investigating a tragic accident on route 128. the object that flew across the highway and killed a driver. >> and newton schools hold the first public debate over changing school start times. students weighing in and you may be surprised by the stance. good morning danielle. >> good morning catherine and -- kathryn and everybody. we will fall a couple degrees and increasing sunshine a breezy and mild afternoon. we will take you up through the end of the week when we come back as we look live at the skyline of boston. quiet start. stay with us. you are watching wbz this

welcome back. a adorable video captured on baby monitor.

were surprised when they heard the 2-year-old daughter saying a liston. >> thank you my daddy and thank you for my mommy. amen. >> so cute and this went on for more than a minute she said thank you for her mom and dad as well as several relatives and she even thanked santa claus. >> can't forget santa claus that was always a part of our nighttime prayers as a kid. santa claus. >> the sweetest thing ever. >> that's sweet. >> you know me i am looking at baby monitor. >> you have like a high tech one. >> i do. i can look from work at the baby monitor. >> wait until he starts talking. >> i know. >> who will be eavesdropping. >> you have your prayers. >> same one every night had the list to make sure i was on

>> we need to check forecast. >> have you heard ethan running mom. >> yeah he has mama and dada. >> he will be on that and much more soon enough. current temperatures in the lower 40s out the door right now a warm start. by january standards. typically in the morning, we should be in the 20s. so it's warm. 36 in worcester and cooler there. a bit of a wind but the real feel is upper 20s in the coldest spots so we can handle this. 35 in boston couple showers out there right now. let's zoom into the northern side of them through plymouth back down in the south side of middleboro and freetown moving to the east southeast. and there's light showers too a. pockets of rain from providencetown back to the islands. these will clear the coast loon by the time we get to mid to late morning on nantucket and chatham. look at that hour by hour timeline in a second. snow showers lake-effect measuring the snow doing so in inches across western new york.

cape and islands by the time we get to 8, 9:00, pushing back down to the cape, look at the snow that may mix in. we may get a couple wet flakes that try to come down with it. no impact. don't be caught off guard if you see a couple flakes mixing in. the trend is for increase being sunshine. it -- increasing sunshine. the wind will be a little active gusting over 20 miles per hour. and a little cold front comes in later on today. can't rule out an isolated sprinkle or flurry wouldn't be a big deal. isolated just that. sunshine starts tomorrow morning and we get an increase in clouds. that's how we had two disturbances we have a disturbance from the great lakes and moisture out over the oceanch the question was how quickly would the two link up and looks like they will link up too late to cause significant snowfall in new england. we can expect clouds on friday morning and a chance of a brief rain or snow shower as we head into friday afternoon and evening. in the meantime, temperatures in the 40s today. so pretty much what you see is

i am not -- it's not going up that much through the course of the afternoon. tonight we do dip below freezing. so my one concern is with the melting that continues we had some yesterday coming into the 50s, and then a refreeze tonight. we may get a couple icy patches sidewalks driveways and things untreated. 28 overnight in boston. and tomorrow, 40 to 45 for most of us. again another above average day and that's the trend here. we are in a pattern that features above average temperatures on through the 7- day forecast. upper 30s on friday, and saturday upper 30s looking good to start the week and partly sunny. we jump up by 10 degrees on sunday. pleasant second half of the weekend. 5 # on monday could be a -- 52 on monday. could be a couple rain showers and 40s on tuesday. traffic and weather together how is it looking. >> reporter: we have plenty of slow downs north and south of the city. checking north of the live look over 93 and somerville. 93 southbound has one bumper to bumper pocket between commerce

route 3 southbound heavy and slow between trouble cove and to the south expressway stop and go from the square to columbia road. 10 minute backup. hang up between logan express and the split. and then that box truck fire out in westward causing slow downs. 495 northbound after boston road the right lane is blocked there. guys. >> thanks very much. a flying tire is being blamed for a deadly crash on 128 in lexington. investigators say the tire flew off a pickup truck in the southbound lane of 128. and smashed into a toyota camry heading north. that car's driver was killed. >> i never in a thousand years would have guessed it was tire that flew across. chances of that happening are probably even less than getting struck by lightning. >> can't predict what's going to happen right. >> scary. >> yeah. >> a 19-year-old woman was drive the pickup truck but it's registered to a man in

and another deadly accident in south boston -- deadly accident in south boston war 66- year-old man -- where a 6 of- year-old man -- 6-year-old -- 66-year-old and was hit and killed. the driver did stop and iscooperating with police. president obama calling for more research into the zika virus with a hope of developing a treatment. he med with the public health official as national security team about the virus which is believed to be linked to birth defects to now borns in mothers who are infect. u.s. officials recommended pregnant women avoid traveling to areas where there are outbreaks. and two u.s. airlines are offering refunds to passengers worried about the zika virus. united airlines says customers who have booked trips can reschedule or get refunds. american airlines will give refunds to pregnant women who were set to travel. on the "healthwatch" a push to make sure moms get the medical treatment they need

a government panel is recommending all women be screened for depression during pregnancy and then after giving birth. all though the condition is drastically underdiagnosed mental health experts believe asmany as one out of seven women suffer from depression beginning in pregnancy and continues postpartum. one of the first debates in newton over a proposal to start school later. school district committee members are considering starting as late as 9 a.m. right now the start time is 7:40 and 7:50 a.m. some students have shown that later start time have given students more sleep and less stress but the students we spoke to 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

>> newton hopes to vote on the issue this spring and put changes in place by next fall. it's 6:19. ahead a. warning for anyone who doesn't have health care coverage. >> why it could cost you a lot more this year. >> also ahead, a somber salute to the hingham marine killed in a helicopter crashch the incredible outpouring of support for his family. it's not about hugging trees. it's not about being wasteful either. you just gotta find that balance.

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it's 6:23 on your wednesday morning. a final salute to local marine. crowds of people many complete strangers lined the streets to pay tribute to the fallen hero. corporal christopher orlando is one of 12 marines killed when two help cot he he -- helicopters crashed off the coast of hawaii. two police escorts drove his

the streets lined with people moved to action by his service and sacrifice and some who knew him to see young man have his life end so abruptly is heart breaking. >> what can you say? it's so hard and so young. and he had a whole life ahead of him. terrible, terrible thing. >> a family friend says the memorial service will be held in hingham in the near future. ao. t will testify before a congressional committee about the opioid crisis. goal is to determine what role congress can play to fight the spread of heroin abuse. assuming you don't need health insurance -- insurance because you are healthy could be a mistake. fines will go up considerably for not having insurance. one estimate is as much as $1,000 per household.

more healthy people into the insurance pool. which will lower the cost for everyone involved. new this morning disturbing details about race and the use of force by place in connecticut. associated press has preliminary data on a rooter about how officers use -- report onb how officers use stun guns used 80% at black and 60% at hispanic and 60% at white suspects. connecticut is the first state to require police to document and report each use of a stun gun. and we are learning more about a failed plot to kill people at a masonic temple in wisconsin. right now a man is facing illegal weapons charges. he discussed plans with two informants last fall to kill 30 people at a lodge. he was arrested yesterday trying to buy machine guns from undercover agents. a concerning new report finds there are not enough

controllers. a government watchdog says 13 air traffic towers across the staffing requirements. new hires are filling the gap but the report argues that they are not adequate because they are not fully trained. get raidy to -- ready to stretch out when you fly jetblue they are redesigning 130 planes to include more leg room and power outlets at every seat. passengers will also have gate to gate wi-fi for free and a variety of new entertainment options. >> a little more leg room never having your ipod run out of bad ris -- batteries. >> those are two good things. >> thanks for being with us this morning. we will update three breaking news stories. >> plus the john kel -- jon keler is weighing in on donald trump's threat to skip the debate. >> and school mascots under themicroscope. the debate at a local school on tonight.

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during a traffic stop. how the officer is doing and how other officers track down driver. >> a developing sorry in peabody the investigation into a murder suicide. the series of phone calls that led police to the crime scene. >> reporter: this is jon kerl donald trump says he is boycotting the next debate. i don't believe that for a second. coming up, on wbz this morning. >> from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz this morning. >> good morning it's 6:30 i am chris mckinnon. >> i am kathryn hauser. thanks for being with us on this wednesday. it's not a bad morning. temperature wise. feels kind of nice. >> we are in the 40s and we have a couple rain showers on the cape but those will clear the coastline and increase in sunshine in the forecast. >> good. >> not too bad. overall clear skies over the city of boston going to be coming in over the next few hours.

4 # in boston. wind from the -- 42 in boston the winds from the west at 13 mice per hour creating a real -- 13 miles per hour creating a bit of a real feel. worcester at 36, 27 in keene because there's been breaks in the cloud cover across the far interior. also tracking the showers generally light for the most part with pockets of rain all the way from the south side of plymouth back around the cape and islands. these will stick with us over the next few hours right along the south coast of bristol county too and we will bring out increasing sunshine. sunrise at 7:0 3. increasing sun. breezy and drier through afternoon. notice temperatures pretty steady in the low 40s today. and cooling off a bit into ride home a stray sprinkle or flurry for the evening commute with sunset at 4:51. let's go on the roads with traffic and weather together robi. >> reporter: well not a

there are plenty of backups. check the north with a live look over route 1 in saugus. route 1 southbound bumper to bumper between main street and route 99. 93 southbound jammed wilmington to woburn taking 25 minutes. and hitting heavy traffic again rose velt -- roosevelt circle to the leverett connector. 128 southbound heavy between logan express and split and route 3 north looks sluggish union street to the split. chris. >> thanks very much. we are following several breaking news stories for you this morning. we begin in norwood where a police officer was hit during a traffic stop. that officer is being treat at the hospital for minor injuries. the officer pulled over a truck look for someone wanted on several warrantsch driver refused to get out and took off hitting officer with a door or mirror knock him to the ground. a chase began and police used stop sticks to end it.

and breaking news in mansfield. police investigating a rollover crash there. one person was ejected. the vehicle may have been going about a hundred miles an hour when it hit part of a bridge. breaking this morning in dore chester's man shot to death early this morning. >> susie steimle is live with the latest. >> reporter: police have been quiet about the investigation overnight. all we know is a man was shot here on washington street around 1:40 this morning. our camera weres were on the -- our cameras were on the street. police shut down the street war man was shot outside in the middle of the night prompting homicide investigators to spend several hurst here canvassing the neighborhood and stopping a number of neighbors to talk with them to see if they can provide more information as to what happened here overnight.

able to release more information around 8 this morning. and at this point we know that no arrests have been made. live in dorchester, susie steimle wbz this morning. we are following a developing story this morning. police investigating what appears to be a murder-suicide at a home in peabody. nicole jacobs is live on the scene with more on what we know. good morning nicole. >> reporter: good morning to youkathryn. we are told the victim was on the phone with relatives when the phone line went dead. that's when they knew something was wrong. that's what alerted police to the home. i want to get you to video from last night it happened here on winter street. 11 winter street. police arrived here to find a 51-year-old woman dead of stab wounds and unidentified man dead of self-inflicted stab wounds. police say it was an international phone call with relatives that alerted them to the the home.

relative in brazil that relative heard a commotion and altercation and the line went dead. >> reporter: again police arrived found the woman and the man actually on the front porch they have not been eye dent toyed but according to police -- identified but according to police they have not been called to this home for domestic issues before yesterday. live in peabody nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >> thanks very much. 6:35 right now. a local cabdriver credited for grabbing a gun out of a man's hand after firing shots at a boston hotel. it started what taj employee tried to stop andrew flack from walking out of the hotel with a drink e stormed outside and fired the gun and took off in a cab. the driver took the weapon from him after he fired it in the cab. dollar bail. it took more than 24 hours to put out the fire in a water

crews used a crane to remove slabs of concrete from where the fire was burning deep underground. it started in an explosion on monday. five workers suffered minor injuries. over to campaign 2016. donald trump says he will skip tomorrow night's republican debate. the gop front hundreder has an issue with fox news network and one of the moderators. this morning our jon keller looks at the latest move by trump. >> reporter: good morning. i have a shocking confession to make. my analysis always sincere doesn't always turn out to be right. i know you are thinking it's hard to believe but it's true. in fact, i predicted last summer that the donald trump boomlet would not survive the fall and i said i would eat my script if i were wrong. even mixed with a nice salad and some tangy cesar dressing it was not a tasty lunch. i have another prepredict that may turn out -- prediction to make that may turn out to be

with politics and human nature. in spite of his promise to skip thursday night's nationally televised gop debate after a spat with the debate organizers fox news, donald trump will in fact be there. as we pointed out last night on the 11:00 news, almost immediately after canceling out of the debate in a huff, trump was softening the antifox red ribbing. this leaves the door opened for the network to back down a bit as well. watch for conciliatory rhetoric and a dramatic 11th hour decision by trum to show up after all-- trump to show up they get astronomical ratings and he gets the new psycheled dominance he wants through thursday at least. everyone comes out a winner he except poor forgotten ted cruz. sorry ted, you're playing checkers and trump is playing chess. i could be wrong about this and i am sure i will hear about it from you if i am, but i've

every thing he does is with a purpose. and yielding the debate to the competitors doesn't advance his agenda. we are watching a master showman at work don't forget. for better or for worse. share your take on this with mevia e-mail it keller@wbz.com or via twitter. one set fire to a sign campaign in hull. the sign was in the area of 36 nantasket avenue. police say they are investigating. it's 6:38. time for at daily talker. what was your school mascot? chances are the tiger or patriot or eagle they weren't controversial. >> but a growing number of schools including two here in massachusetts are being pressured to change their mascots. robi has more. >> reporter: hey, tonight there's a public forum in tewksbury people weighing in whether they should keep the

away with their mascotch the unofficial mascot was lord jeff named after a british general known tore suggesting a plan to deliver small pox infested blankets to native americans. trustees voted to get rid of lord jeff because it was driving people apart and alumni student group will pick a new one. in tewksbury they called themself the redmen for decades. the logo a native american in a feathered headdress after a complaint from local family the superintendent called for a forum to see if people want to change it supportsers lawn -- supporters launched a facebook post called redmen is here stay. many plan to wear the shirts to meeting tonight. there you g we are wondering what you think about this mascot controversy on both side. cheryl on facebook says an indian pass cot is a -- mascot is a nod to the brave warrior

meant to be offensive but joseph wants to see it changed saying we need to be more understanding of the people and stop the degradation of the founders of our country. thanks for commenting a number of ways to do it website facebook and twitter you can comment all day long. >> what was your mascot. >> governors. >> wildcat. >> those will stay. ahead a check of the day's top stories including the latest on several breaking stories. >> and the hundreds of documents being released in the boston bombing trial. >> and bernie sanders taking care of business today in massachusetts and the white house. good morning danielle. >> a battle of the wildcats. so i don't know. bring it. >> yeah. >> we will check in with the weather watchers this morning. hey you guys temperatures are mild. we are in the 30s to low 40s right now. denise checking in fromly out-- from plymouth says a brief rain shower passed through and a

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running 7 marathons 7 days on 7 copments she is leaving can he tigs in the dust. >> amaying she won the africa race today in three hours 50 minutes and 47 seconds that marks her 5th win now it's onto dubai next and sydney. can you imagine the conversation you are having diner what did you do. >> i ran 7 marathons on 7 continents and won wild. >> that's something. >> maybe we will see her in the boston marathon. >> makes me feel lazy. >> we have what dog running a half marathon and becca running 7 marathons. >> running the world. >> baffling to me. >> right. >> so cool. >> i am happy i am hitting 5k at the gym. >> exactly. >> she is is a inspiration. it's pretty impressive. and in the meantime, our temperatures are impress think of morning. we are in the low 40s wilmington middle is 0 degrees. in lynn 41 and cape cod academy

so pretty mild by temperatures by january standards. we should typically be in the 20s in the morning and most of us are waking up to 30s and lower 40s. 41 lawrence and 36 one of the cooler spots in worcester a bit of a wind. notice it today creating a little bit of a real feel. but even this not too bad right. 28 the real feel in worcester and mid-30s coming into the city of boston. live radar a couple showers this morning. leading edge maybe a quick spritz in the north side of marshfield coming near plymouth and duxbury and light pockets rain from the south coast to bristol county and back to the cape so you want umbrella or raincoat. these are moving to the east you will notice. we will clear the coastline by the time we get to mid to late morning. in the meantime, lake-effect snow bands are getting dumped on the east side of lake erie and ontario. measuring a foot by the time the late morning is done. for us, clearing skies increasing sunshine comes in.

flakes that try to mix in with the snowflakes and it's not going to amount to anything. so you don't want to be caught off guard. a couple flakes mixing with raindrops. the sun breaks out so it turns into pretty nice afternoon. little shot of a cold front later today and isolated evening. not a big deal. tomorrow morning starting with sunshine an increase in clouds and we watch the disturbance out of the great lakes and moisture out of the ocean. this is what we have been days. does not look like they will link up fast enough to create any significant snowfall on friday but it means clouds in the morning early morning shower on cape cod and crans of a rain or snow shower friday afternoon and evening and clearing behind that. looking quiet into the end of the week we will watch it closely. look at temperatures, we are in the low 40s right now. no change to the course of the afternoon. expect sun to break out and

hours from here gusting at times over20 miles per hour occasionally of the lower to middle 40s from plymouth back down to the cape. we are melting again today yesterday whoa did melting. meting -- melting and refreeze process. tonight we drop back into the 20s. there may be a couple icy patches that result anything untreated. mainly clear skies coldest right around 20 in the suburbs. sunshine tomorrow and building clouds and above normal day with temperatures in the lower 40s. accu-weather 7-day cooler to end the week but above average. woke end looks good upper 30s on saturday. and 10 degrees warmer on sunday. pleasant -- pleasant with a couple rain showers to start next week. >> reporter: ed earlier truckfire causing backups 495 northbound before boston road box truck fire in the rest stop but the right lane is blocked by emergency crews.

between great and north roadsit's 26 minute delay. to the north middle of the screen, 93 southbound now jammed from wilmington down in the leverett connector. that's 45 minute ride right now. and to the south the only stop and go ride is the expressway. you are looking at it that crawls from the split to columbia road a 25 minute delay. >> thanks for the update. we are following several breaking stories this morning. police investigating a deadly shooting in dorchester. a man was found shot to death on dunbar avenue and washington street. this is after 1:30 this morning. police say it's an active investigation. in norwood a police officer hit during a traffic stop is being treated at the hospital. he only suffered minor injuries. the officer pulled over a truck look for someone wanted on several warrants. the driver refused to get out and took off hit the officer with the door or mirror and

they used stop sticks to stop them and two man were arrested. police investigating this rollover crash. one person was jeected. sun chronicle reports the vehicle may have been going 100 miles an hour when it hit part of a bridge. it's 6:49. police investigating what appears to be a murder suicide at home in peabody. >> a 51-year-old woman from brazil was found stabbed to det on her front porch. officers found a man dead from self-inflicted stab wounds. district attorney says the victim was on the phone with relatives in brazil when they heard an altercation and called another relative in massachusetts to alerted police. >> later today sealed documents from the boston marathon trial will be made public. a federal judge ordered the release of the court filings and exhibits in the case against dzhokhar tsarnaev it

warrants and dna reports. bernie sanders will meet with the president at the white house today a spokesman says there is no set agenda but it comes just days after the president publicly praised hillary clinton. the president has said won't endorse a candidate during the primaries and sanders is also opening another campaign office in massachusetts today in springfield. thanks for being here with us. still to come bruins in a foul fowl mood. >> the bees faced off against the ducks before headheading into the all star break. >> and peyton manning getting extra attention from the nfl and not because of his

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governmenton bruins-- before the game the bc head coach dropped the puck picking up the is,000 crore win over woke -- 1,000 career win over the weekend. zack scores the first goal of the season. ducks respond with four unanswered goals. anaheim wins 6-2. yry news for the patriots sources telling wbz mayo had surgery on the injured pectoral

whether he is still with the team remains to be seen. and no new details about the peyton manning investigation. and it will come out before the super bowl the nfl is reviewing claims he had human growth hormone delivered to his house and manning denies the claims. and it's 6:54. time for a look at what's coming up at 7 on cb is s this morning. >> let's check in with gayle king. >> ahead chip reid continues the investigation into the wounded warrior project. how former employees say the charity is falling short helping injured troops. and chelsea shares remember the of advice in the continuing series note to self. morning.

high school wresteteller -- wrestler is being credited for a winning move. deven schuko won 27 straight meets. >> until he stepped on the mat with andy howland who has dow syndrome and has a impressive record of wins and last weekend he was look at a opponent at meet between three schools but the captain stepped up and this one went to andy.

the whistle and we locked up and he snapped me down. hopefully i will get a rematch. >> if he wants it it will have to come soon andy is 21 and has three meets left before the 22nd birthday when he is ineligible to compete. classy move. >> love that. so nice. >> story of the morning. >> yes. >> absolutely. he's good wrestler. >> the sun comes out today a little breezy but in the 40s. >> sounds good. cbs this morning is next on wbz. see you in 30 minutes.