20s all stabbed at least two also shot. >> fortunately it's rare but by the same token it's kind of what's going on in society today. >> reporter: police say a man was first found shot in his leg inside an apartment at building 198 on st. paul street. then moments later a few blocks away on harvard street police say the two other men were found. the scene sent three schools onlock down sparking parents concerned at elementary schools. >> makes me very nervous. i mean, i was in panic mode. >> that's terrifying. it is unfortunate this is happening directly in front of my daughter's classroom and that's very frightening to me. >> reporter: so far no arrests. police say an intersection camera identified the vehicle as a 2015 white ford focus with a license plate number gyr371 #. the driver and man seen walk loose. and a 3-- and the three victims

and they are all expected to chantee lans. himself in an apartment was virginia. police say daniel william murdered a 68-year-old man and kidnapped the man's wife in virginia. he then drove -- stole their van and drove to fitchburg where he used toly the. used to live. police tracked him to the apartment and he shot himself. the virginia victims are his former in-laws. >> he was bound to a chair and strangled to death. his wife also 68 was missing and presumed kidnapped. >> william is in critical condition. police are still searching for. [audio not understandable] case files in the boston marathon bombing have been unsealed and they are giving us a glimpse into the first hours after dzhokhar tsarnaev was captured. kate merrill is working this story. >> reporter: hundreds of

pages we have been plowing through all afternoon and many are procedural showing lawyers arguing with lawyers others give us a look at his condition after the shoot out and arrest and they claim fbi agents lied to him about his brother. this is the long list of documents exhibits and motions unseal today. nearly 10 months after dzhokhar tsarnaev was convicted of carrying out the boston this motion was filed by his lawyers and paints a picture of a seriously wounded tsarnaev captured hiding in a boat in a watertown backyard. and ending a manhunt the likes of which we have never seen before. arguing that the authorities should not have interrogated him off and on for 36 hours, his lawyers say tsarnaev suffered from gunshot wounds including one to the head which injury. they claimed strong pain killers clouded his mind and

his jaw wired close and injuries to the left ear left him unable to hear on that side. younger tsarnaev's attorney says the fbi lied to him about his brother who had been killed. is my brother alive i know you said he is are you lying they say he asked? the motion claims tsarnaev was denied a lawyer even though he asked for one. he wrote the word lawyer 10 times sometimes circling it according to the documents. even though two public defenders tried to see the injured tsarnaev in the hospital they say they were not allowed to meet with him. that's just one of the hundreds of documents being unsaleed --unsealed in the case there's other details like specifics on the tape and glue that were used to make the bombs. kate merrill wbz news. a man who narrowly missed getting hit by a flying tire before it killed another driver says god was watching over him. >> how quickly like can be snatched from you.

128 and lexington and the tire flew off a pickup on the southbound side and bounced on the other side of the road. it slammed into the windshield of a lexington man's car killing him. amazingly the tire skipped over john's car and his thoughts are with the man who was killed. >> the victim and his family and i am just grateful it was family or friends. but at the same time, tough have compassion for that poor guy. >> the victim was 26-year-old charles hu from lexington. the tire came off a 1997 dodge ram and police are checking the truck and service records to try to find out why it came loose. a broken fan caused the explosion and fire at quincy mwra plapt the state fire marshal says industrial circulation fan filed release dust cloud filled with sulfur.

five workers were hurt there. tonight veterans and the people who work to help them are completely stunned by what cbs news learned about the wound warrior project. the cbs news investigation found former employees who believe the charity is now more focused on raising money than actually helping veterans. i team reporter lauren leamanczyk talked to employees. >> reporter: this is creating buzz along veterans charities and says there's no excuse for wound warriors project to spend so much on parties and trips and none of the many charities i spoke with could point to amassachusetts sold year who -- soldier who receives direct services. lavish parties 2500 dollar bar tabs and expensive resorts that's what cbs news found when they investigated the wound warrior project. one of the nation's best known veterans charities. new hampshire native helped bloat whistle on over the top

>> using our injuries our darkest days our hardships to make money. >> reporter: he and 40 other current and former employees describe a culture of access. >> donors dough want you to have a 2500 dollar bar tab or fly every staff nome five star resort. >> reporter: financial reportsshows wound war yr project spent more than 26 million on conference and staff events in 2014. that's almost the same amount they spent on their largest program for veterans. >> these are going to the veterans court. >> reporter: a far cry from the work done by dominic and mike with disabled and limbless veterans providing clothing food and rides to combat vets in massachusetts. >> 100% of everything we do go back to the vets. >> reporter: they say the cbs investigation shows why you have to do research before donating. >> if you look at numbers it's a large and where does it go?

>> reporter: i asked the wounded warrior project what they have done for veterans in massachusetts. and they do have a small office in cambridge. they tell me they are partnering with mass general hospital and mental health treatment programs through that they plan to spend 15 million dollars here in boston over the next three years. david. >> coming up at 6:30, the investigation continues. how many veterans has the wounded warrior project actually helped? it's ahead on the cbs evening news with scott pelley.it's a live story of heroism people don't know about. >> the true tale behind the movie the finest hours and thesailor on duty that night. >> and a boston treasure defaced. a vandal attacks the boston public library. >> and we are looking at warming forecast in the 50s and around 60 to kick off february. before that a little snow. full forecast is coming up. >> and remember, if you are

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it's living history. tonight a man whose memories helped to tell the story. behind the finest hours. 64 years ago a coast guard crew saved 32 men off cape cod and it's a story that not a lot of people know. >> but melvin remembers that night very well. and he sat down today with our bill shields. >> i like the coast guard. i still do. i still do. i wear my uniform every memorial day. >> 84 now but in the winter of 1952, mel guthro was there. >> you know the saying it's going to be the big et storm. >> reporter: made into a movie the most daring rescue in the history of the united states coast guard.

two during a fierce nor'easter and four coast guardsmen went into the teeth of the storm to rescue 32 men. >> the windshield smashed and he lost his compass and all he had was the search light and radio. >> hold on. >> reporter: they were in a 36 foot wooden vote and staring at 50 foot seas. >> i was dragging. >> reporter: he was supposed to go but was sick so his buddy andy fitzgerald went and when the crowe made it back, with all 32 sailors, mel asked andy how bad it was.>> what happened the first time the boat went out in the water. was were you thinking he said i forgot to go to the bathroom. >> reporter: four young coast guardsmen in the heart of a february nor'easter. and they made it back. why did they go? >> they were told to go. you might not like it, but you do what you are told. >> reporter: they had a thing in the coast guard, you have to go out but you don't have to come back.

they do. in boston bill shields wbz news. >> and we have to mention a former wdz -- wbz producer casey sherman is a coproducer and said meeting with them was moving. >> amazing to see the trailor and it's awesome. massachusetts lended out the snow melter. >> a convoy of mass dos dot trucks left for washington, d.c. sending loaders and snow melter to dc. the nation's capital is digging out from close to 2 feet of snow and we don't need the melter. sun and warm temperatures are getting the job done. >> you know they are not going to need it very soon either. they have warming temperatures and we lost half of the blizzard that's gone and it will continue over the next few days. all that snow is gone by wednesday. all of it in the dc area. if you can imagine that with the warm temperatures on the east coast. 45 degrees in boston today. and no snow left after the 6 inches that fell over weekend. look at january, and running

was the cold week and after that, well we are back to the old tricks running well above that normal number and right now 41 in boston. 40 in lawrence hyannis at 39. worcester at 33. and it will be much colder tonight. very much a wintry evening. lows 18 to 25 and 26 in the city and clearing skies brilliant starlight and beautiful start to the day tomorrow. a few icy spots and tomorrow is another great day. less wind and a lot of sunshine and you're probably noticing. sun feels better now than at the end of the december. heading towards tomorrow afternoon and evening the clouds will increase ahead of the next weather system. but a quiet night sunset at 4:52. looking at high temps around boston tomorrow. worcester up to 37. and hyannis at 41. snow melt continues. anyone outside of the cape and islands that's just about done with the snow and it won't be adding up all that much in the days to come. we are watching one storm system across the southeast. and this little column shaped storm system moving through the

they will try to link up heading into late tomorrow night and friday morning. now the main part of the storm stays offshore. basically the heaviest rain and snow and strongest winds but it will be a path between the ocean storm and the disturbance to the west. we call that a trough. essentially a little area that extends out from the system and that's where air comes together and it produces rain and snow and i expect us to see snow here on friday before we dry out by evening. there's another system that moves in on saturday and this most likely to bring snow showers to northern new england and flurries locally. what are we talking about for friday morning. i think there's going to be light accumulations maybe a couple inches here. and it's going to be a game time decision where by tomorrow night we should bic aable to focus on the areas. expect snow in the air eastern massachusetts as well as new hampshire and main coast and towards the cape and islands rain may mix in and that would hold down accumulations. temperatures won't be terribly cold for all this. should have a impact on friday morning drive.

on saturday and chance for a few flurries and sunday, right back up into the 40s again. more melting snow will get sunshine to mix in. warmest temps in the afternoon and brightest skies and in ski sunday try they will get fresh snow on friday and saturday and sunday lower 40s. almost too comfortable and in fact by february 1st, monday, i think we will make a run towards 60 degrees in parts of the area. tremendously mild start to the month. we will be well into the the 40s on -- well into the 40s on tuesday. and the next system stays to the west meaning we are going to stay on the wet start in the middle of next week. accu-weather 7-day and every day is above average throughout that. couple days in the 50s and again maybe on monday a chance for someone to hit 60. if you are looking for the cold to return we are not saying bye to winter by the end of next week start of next weekend, a lot of cold in the month of february. david and paula back to you. >> thanks. new at 6 a ground breaking garden boston bruins owner and

construction of the hub on causeway a new development in front of the td garden adding retail space and offices and hotel rooms and residences and a new entrance for the home to the bruins and the celtics. the only real renovation i want to see steve is more banners going up. time. >> okay. >> that's what we are used to. garden tonight. green come in riding a 3-game winning streak and have the 5th best record in the east. it would be nice to keep trending upward. marcus smart has been selected to take part in the rising weekend in toronto. second year guard is known for stingy defense today the head coach told them defense will be the key to the celtics success this season. >> what gives us the best chance to win. >> shots will go in some nights and you won't shoot as well others but defense is consistently giving us a chance

continues to be our calling card. >> bruins head into the all star break with an ugly 6-2 loss to the ducks last night. jonas got the start in net but left after the first period because of illness and was brought to mass general hospital. no word on his condition. he had surgeries in the past for an abnormal heart rhythm. february 7th super bowl 50 takes place in santa clara. 15 minutes from where julian edelman grew up in california. today he said he is not sure if he will go to the big game. >> it's going to be a tough one to swallow because you know you- - you are built as competitor and you are built on theture to have play football and when you don't play at your hometown you wanted to play with all your buddies, it is just going to be tough so i might be there i doesn't know yet. >> bill belichick make more changes reports say

back next season. he confirmed today on we. i the offensive line coach will not return. >> his contract is up and we talked after the game and we are going to go in a different directions on that one. really have a lot of respect for dave and a lot of success offensively and in the last year and this year. and appreciate all his efforts and all he did for us and i wish him well in whatever the future brings. >> the patriots are making changes and it was 16 years ago today that bill belichick was hired as the head coach guys. >> state holiday. >> it should. duck boat parade of its own. thank you. cbs evening news is coming up next at 6:30. >> and scott pelley joins us live with a preview tonight. >> david paula great to be with

we are going to continue our investigation of a charity known as the wounded warriors project. it's one of the largest charities in america that tries to help wounded warriors but as we have shown there are charges of lavish spending a a lot of people are wondering where their donations have gone. we will have that and the rest of the world news all coming up on the cbs evening news in 10 minutes. >> we will see you then. thank you. up next, the rain is over. the local university planning

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tonight we are take saying congratulations and good luke to -- good luck to our family. >> rob is retiring after 36 years. here at wbz. and different points of his career rob produced about every show in the building. and he most recently had the evening newscast and we will miss your professionalism hard work and calm demeanor and friendly face around here. a great presence in the newsroom a pro. >> stow he can i think is theword for rob and i was saying a couple weeks ago someone said congratulations and i said what are they congratulating for and he said i am retiring and i said you are too young to today retire we wish you the best. >> 36 years. can you imagine how many things changed in 36 years the way we and stories changed. >> yeah. >> all the best. and so tonight as people head out for the evening. >> chilly stuff tonight. mostly in the low 20s everything freezing up and beautiful day tomorrow and

chance for snow and i think that's probably going to be slowing down the morning commute. >> all right thanks. >> appreciate it. >> thanks. >> see you back here at 11. >> thanks for watching tonight.