road to the next one is paved by seasons like this one. he is a class act. >> you got a couple handwritten notes from me. does that look familiar. >> do you have the same stationary. >> you know i print in all capitals. >> you do too that's right your handwriting. >> do you feel connected. >> i feel connected onto next year. >> you still are going wait a minute i write like that. >> all right. top stories and weather and traffic ahead on wbz. >> the news at 5 starts right now. breaking news a woman murdered in her home in norton her he is strained husband heading to court and his crash. >> and developing this morning, the search is on for two suspects and a shooting and stabbing in brookline. >> a hingham man held captive in iran for more than a month is speaking out. the terrifying thing his captors told him.

in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning to you it's 5:01 on your thursday morning i am chris mckinnon. >> i am kathryn hauser. it's thursday the january 28th and we checkeded forecast and it feels chillier than yesterday. >> 15 to 25 degrees colder. you can feel it absolutely you guys. as you step outside this morning it's killie start. temperatures running in the 20s in boston. 27 degrees at logan and dew points in the teens and air is dry and wind pretty light from the southwest right now creating a real feel around 20 degrees. we have got teens in terms of temperatures too. 17 in taunton. 19 falmouth and mid-20s in chatham and colder readings from keene up into vermont. satellite and radar is is clear skies consider is showing clear skies. bright and chilly start sunrise at 7:02. up around 40 by lunchtime. a few clouds mix in at times

mid-30s with the clouds on the increase as we head into the ride home. sunset at 4:52. speaking of ride let's get you on the road with traffic and weather together good morning. >> reporter: easy ride. the thursday morning commute underway. no major accidents and slow downs a live look at the expressway of the light volumes with cars zipping along. other major routes from the south look fine. north map that's all green no issues on 93 southbound yet everything else is looking like a speed limit ride. chris and kathryn. we begin with breaking news on the this thursday morning a norton. >> this morning her estranged husband will be charged in court for that. good morning nicole. >> reporter: gi morningp after -- good morning. after hours of processing the scene authorities just left moments ago. they say one man is responsible for two crimes. one that started here and

interstate 495. two scenes and one murder. all beginning here at this home street apartment in norton. a 911 call from apartment unit 2 results in authorities making a troubling discovery. a woman stabbed not breathing and not responding. identified as julie meede, 34- year-old pronounced dead at the hospital. in a bizarre chain of events it was only minutes later another 911 call this one from a crash on interstate 495 in norton. a pickup truck cruetsing the median slam -- slamming into median-- pickup truck crossing the median slamming into another vehicle. further charges for mcdonald are likely. as for the driver of the nissan we are told she was taken to

serious injuries. in the meantime, mcdonald is expected to be arraigned later today. we are live in norton, nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >> thank you very much. now to a developing story in brookline. police have recovered the get away car involved in a double shooting and stabbing. two suspects are still on the run. >> let's get to susie steimle live in brookline and police hope this car will lead to some arrests. >> reporter: they are hoping that. and they say that car they have a good idea who may have rented it. they are hoping that leads them to some suspects in this case. and where i am standing is where all of this started on st. paul street at this apartment complex. they say they found the first victim here and then the suspects took off in this car careening down beacon street towards coolidge corn and dropped two more -- corner and dropped two more victims this and took off. white ford focus with new york plates is considered a key piece in a brookline police investigation.

is one of two suspects involved in a bloody brawl that started in brookline wednesday morning. the car was found on theback by a wednesday night. it started with the report of a man shot and stabbed on st. paul street in brookline that morning. >> disturbance 198 st. paul street call he on the second floor reporting a disturbance on the third floor. >> reporter: they responded to that call, they received another. >> multiple people stabbed here. i got two people stabbed. >> reporter: a few blocks away witnesses reported seeing two men tumble out of the ford focus covered in blood. the car took off and another man is said to have run from the scene. the car go in front. >> reporter: the disturbance forced schools in the area to shut down as police searched for the two suspects and took the other three men to the >> terrifying. it is unfortunate this is my daughter's classroom. me.

victims in the hospital, they all suffered nonlife threatening injuries. all five men are known to police. susie steimle wbz this morning. >> thanks. newly released court documents giving new insight to boston bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. documents shows he didn't show remorse or regret while being questioned e gave a courtroom apology when he was sentenced to death but in the dock ooments they said he showed the opposite of remorse during the interrogation. the first of more than 600 court filings and exhibits set to be released. a hingham man held for more than month in iran is speaking out for the first time. matthew trevisick told anderson cooper he was about to leave and he was pulled off the street and held for 40 days and his captors told him he would never go free. >> i am sitting there spotlights on me and they say

last chance. you know admit why you are here and admit you are here to overthroat government. >> he was wrapping up a -- overthrow the government. >> he was wrapping up a four month language program when he was detained. there's no word on why he was captured in the first place. he says he is readjusting to life back at home in hingham. a nationwide manhunt for a killer ends in fittsburgh. daniel william shot himself in the head as they closed in on his apartment. the 43-year-old is in critical condition right now. police say william murdered his exfather-in-law in virginia and kidnapped his former mother-in- law who is still missing. they say he has been hiding out in fitchburg since last week. allegations of prostitution at a local pizza shotch -- shop. owner of liberty pizza is accused of trying to convains 19-year-old girl to sell herself for sex. police say they recorded michael giakoumakis offering a job and bragging about employing other women to do the same.

an interview with a cabdriver who stopped a man accused of firing shots near the taj hotel in boston. the suspect tried to leave with a alcoholic drink and pulled out a gun when employees tried to stop him fired one shot and jumped into a taxi. cabdriver who didn't want to be identified says flack fired a shot into the bulletproof partition. >> i opened the door and i went to the back right away. here. i took it from him. >> the driver called 911 and police arrested flack who now faces several gun charges. today marks 30 years since the space shuttle challenger exploded after taking off killing-- killing 6 astro gnaws teacher. students had hold a moment of silence and are working on a mcauliffe.

obama to create a national holiday honoring mcauliffe and challenger crew. tewksbury is in the midst of a controversy over the high school's mascot. at a public forum last night, residents turned out overwhelmingly in support of keeping the redmen logo. two residents who felt the mascot was offensive brought the concerns to the superintendent who opened the issue for discussion. >> overwhelmingly, in the research that i've done it shows native americans found it offense knife racism has never entered any kids' mind that has gone to school here that's the thing that drives me nuts because we show tremendous pride in all that. >> the meeting was the first step. next is superintendent -- the superintendent will meet with students and local and state native american leaders before it's 5:09. a big deal between the city of boston and wynn resorts. they reached an agreement on theevert cay seanoch the deal

legal fight and wynn resorts will pay 368 million dollars over 15 years. some of that money will improve traffic and infrastructure and the 1.7 billion dollar casino project is set to open up in late 2018. to campaign 2016. tonight donald trump says he will host an event for veteransinstead of attending the final gop debate. his closest competitor ted cruz is taking his spot on center stage. it's unclear how the boycott will impact trump's popularity with voters a monmouth poll shows trump's biggest lead 7 points ahead of his rivals. the poll was before he announced he will be skipping the debate. it's 5:10. coming up, a closer look at opioid epidemic. >> local officials taking to capitol hill. stunning statistics they shared. >> do you feel sick. >> it may have to do with how smart you are. how your intelligence and

morning. >> good morning. so sunshine in the forecast today. nice winter afternoon. climbing into the low 40s but i am tracking rain and snow on the way for tomorrow. we will breakdown hour by hour

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melter a convoy of mass d.o.t. equipment left for washington, d.c. yesterday. well, we sent front end loaders workers and an 80 ton snow melter. nation's capital is digging out from two feet of snow and we asked who's paying for all this and they said dc taxpayers. >> lending a helping hand i like that. remember that thing was going full blast nonstop. >> remember the parking lot across the street from us here. that was a big snow farm and they had that thing going 24-7 last year too. >> i think that lasted longer than the southeast snow pile one across the street. >> right it kept going for a while. >> it shut down the parking lot. >> it was there for a while. dirty snow. >> nasty. >>i don't know what was in that pile. good morning you guys. 27 degrees in boston right now. temperatures are about 15 to 25 degrees colder than this time yesterday. meaning it was a mild start yesterday. 17 in taunton.

17 concord. 19 in laconia. marshfield is at 27 right now. and 19 in falmouth and 17 on the vineyard and lower to middle 20s from hyannis to chatham at26. there's a bit of a wind making it feel a touch colder. that wind is going to turn in from the south later today. look at the satellite and radar. quiet clear skies overhead sunshine in the forecast out the door. grab the shades. we will get an increase in clouds that will mix in through the course of the afternoon. and we will watch for tomorrow is a storm a cold front coming into the great lakes and moisture down to the south. that little wave is going increase and come up the coastline tomorrow. what it means for us today not a whole lot. but it's tomorrow that we get far an new england clipped with rain and snow and then as the cold front comes in we get a scattered rain or snow shower coming through tomorrow afternoon. before the front clears the coastline. after that clearing comes in and the saturday looks quiet and we start with sunshine and

and the clouds indicate warmer air that's going to try to push for the second half of the weekend. so if you like the mild temperatures, then sunday is the pick we come well into the either. hour by hour tomorrow let's at 3 a.m. to let's you know how things develop. by 6:30 pockets of snow from worcester county to southern new hampshire. it should be mild enough we get rain drops the closer you get inside 128. there may be wet flakes but don't a tis pay the a big impact because we should see melting on the roads. it's been so mild. there may be a scattered coating here or there outside 495. 10 a.m. still leftover showers and then look at what happens to the afternoon. a brief rain or snow shower is possible. tomorrow evening for your commute there will be a few in southeastern massachusetts. and then some clearing comes in after that. high temperatures today, lower 40s. and it's going to be dry tonight we drop back to 32 in boston. and upper 20s in some of the

tomorrow will be pretty similar right around 40 degrees. accu-weather 7-day forecast, the weekend look good. there's a chance of a flurry in northern massachusetts on saturday. not a big deal. next week beginning of february, 50s for highs. looks like the next storm on wednesday will be mainly rain. we are talking about the indian head school yesterday i whatgreat advice which the third graders. they were fantastic. they have a strong stem program and i visited yesterday the 4th grade hosted a museum of science show and 5th grade went to the museum of science for a traveling exhibit. traffic and weather together robe. >> reporter: is that a recue or they scream for the whole time. >> i let them record it twice i was like that's good for the first time and i will let you do it again and they brought energy. >> reporter: a lot of enthusiasm in the class i love how you do that. quiet right now. this is usually the last traffic report before we get -- before it gets businessy. live look over 93 in somerville.

93 southbound coming from woburn and major routes from the north look fine. from the south expressway northbound a smooth ride from braintree. no worries on route 3 coming up from hingham. 24 north and 95 north look like speed limit rides. 5:18. several new england lawmakers testifying on capitol hill about the the opioid crisis. they told the senate jew decisionary committee yesterday -- judicialary committee that drug overdoses killed more people in new hampshire over the last year than car accidents. >> what law enforcement needs is a comprehensive and sustained approach to help prevention efforts improve treatment support the individual in recovery and adequate resources for state and local law enforcement. >> that was the police chief from manchester new hampshire. new hampshire senator testified along with senator and vermont governor. governor charlie baker wants to narrow the state's budget gap by holding the line on spending. the governor submitted the proposed budget yesterday that

money for most state agencies. there are extra funds to hire more dcf workers and fight the opioid crisis. with her wedding a few months away, a local bride is crediting a stranger with saving her smile. 25-year-old stephanie greaves was jet skiing in costa rica when she was hit by a wave. the jet ski ended up landing on her face she had severe injuries and the hospital there didn't know how to handle it. a doctor from texas was being treated in the the same emergency room and took charge of stephanie's care. >> they said no you need to get the girl a cat scan and they became clear they were after money and they wouldn't do it without proof they would get paid and he said here's my me now. >> dr. mahon pulled her broken teeth into place and flew with another hospital for treatment

inviting him to the wedding. >> what a story. on the "healthwatch," are you always sick? it may have to do with your intelligence. scottish researchers compared 100,000 intelligence tests to the test takers medical records and they found certain diseases shared the same genetic influences as thinking skills. well educated people who excel at problem solving are less likely to suffer from alzheimer's heart disease or stroke. but it's not all good news for intelligent people reach the searchers found you have a higher risk of schizophrenia bipolar disorder and autism. >> who knew. 5:20. up next patriots making more moves. >> coach belichick making another change coaching change in the wake of the team's afc championship loss. >> a big honor for one of the celtics rising stars.

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good morning 5:23. another shakeup for the pats coaching staff. >> and the velt celtics on a roll. steve burton has more. >> good morning. don't look now but celtics are heating up winning 4 in row. last night beating the nuggets 111-103.

game smart was selected to take part in this year's rising stars game taking place in toronto next month during the all star weekend. he had a huge first half. smart with the steal and back the other way and finds bradley for one of the 5, 3s. bradley 21 in the first half. tied a season high with 27. final seconds of the third kelly descraiives drives and beats the game clock and putting the c's up 17 points in 17 minutes. moving to the fourth shot clock winding done but turner knocks down the surface julyper before the shot clock expired putting them up and the next trip down ends up in miss. smart pulls the rebound and finds turner on the fast break and check out the slam. got it. done. 18-8 run. they have the fourth straight victory 15 steals and 5 blocks

bruins officially on vacation enjoying the all star break. only bergeron will take part. they won't be in action until next tuesday when they host the maple leafs. the team announced the goalie was removed from tuesday night's game because of a elevated heartbeat. all prelimb marchy test came back negative and he was release-- preplim -- prelimb fare tests came back negative and he was released. he he has under-- preliminary tests came back negative and he was released from the hospital. bill belichick makes changes. strength and conditioning coach will not be back next season. the head coach confirmed on weei radio dave deguglielmo will not be back. patriots making changes. i am steve burton now over to you. still to come vandalism at the boston public library. >> the suspect they caught on camera.

helped crews clean up the graffiti. >> this is jon keller. when people exploit a charity for wounded veterans-- veterans so they can party in style makes you wonder how low can human kind go. more coming up on wbz this morning. >> and i know it's thursday but we are looking ahead to the weekend. i have to tell you it looks great. temperatures in the upper 30s on saturday. chance of a flurry or two not a big deal and well into the 40s on sunday. i am tracking some rain and snow on the way for tomorrow.

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they search for two suspects in a double shooting and stabbing in brookline. >> one of the most recognized charities accused of ripping people off. the local man calling out wounded warrior project for wasting donations. >> from channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning. welcome back. i am kathryn hauser. >> i am chris mckinnon. you step cot and notice a change. >> because we were so mild -- step out and you notice a change. >> because we were so mild. >> it's winter. >> it seems 25 degrees colder than yesterday. the afternoon is going to be nice. so low 40s with sunshine a few clouds mixing in. bus stop forecast need the heavy coat. kid in the mid-20s before school sunrise at 7:02. a couple clouds to mix in but 41 by the time we get to the

27 in boston right now. we get teens from taunton back down to falmouth at 19 and same in keenate 18 burlington vermont at 17 and lower 20s from nashua to worcester and the sun will be shining and we will have a few clouds this afternoon. grab the shade as you head out the door. temperatures in the 20s light wind from the south will increase a bit through the afternoon. midday lunch sun and clouds policeant. around 40 and cooling into the mid-30s heading into the ride home. clouds will increase sunset at 4:52. timing out showers for tomorrow coming up let's get you on the road. traffic and weather together. >> reporter: hi. pretty quiet on the road but we have an mbta computer alert. problems on the red line with disabled work equipment. so, from north conditionsy to j -- wednesdayy to can be quincy to jf-- quincy to jfk shutedet buses will replace the rail. 128 southbound now bumper to

>> thanks very much. let's check top stories. following breaking news in norton a woman murdered in her home. her estranged husband will be charged in court today. police say they got a 911 call from julie meede's apartment around 7:30 last night. emergency responders rushed to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. a minute after that 911 call state police were alerted to a serious crash on 495 not far from the murder scene. the victim's estranged husband martin mcdonald was driving on 495 south when he crossed the median and crashed into another vehicle. mcdonald is being held by police and will be arraigned later this morning. a well-known charity accused of wasting donation money. a new hampshire veteran says he had to expose them. ear rick millet came home from iraq with a bronze star purple

injury and worked with the wounded warrior project and worked with cbs to expose wasteful spending saying they spent millions on catered parties and conferences at lavish resorts. >> the dollars trained me to speak and be a voice and that's what i am doing. i will be damned if you take hard working americansa money and drink it and waste it. >> cbs news says only 60% of the funds raised went to veterans and the wounded warrior project is firing back saying that their report is wrong. they say 80% of donations help veterans and they deny buying alcohol for participants at training conferences.this story is sparking outrage. >> this morning jon keller gives us his take. >> reporter: good morning. in the last 36 hours, cbs news "the new york times" and the wbzi team reported on the appalling spending practices of the wounded warrior project one of the country's most prominent

they documented millions of dollars donated to help struggling vets wasted on travel and perks. all fueling a 40% spending rate on overhead that is far higher veterans. how many times have we heard this saying outrage -- same outrageous story of ego maniacs and sharks taking control of the a well-known charity and bleeding resource the version of a fraud we encounter who claims to have a terrible illness and scams the community. i am not sure language is suitable for air that can describe the anger and contempt i feel for people who would do this. they debase themselves. betray those who rely on them and exploit the well-meaning citizens who send in donation in an effort to help.

rips off a military with gross overcharging or a worker rips off a system with a fake disability. greed and selfishness are facts of human nature i get that. but there has to be a special place down below reserved for people who exploit disabled veterans or bureaucrats who cover up the lead poisoning of midwest. shame is a powerful force. it helps guide to us do the right thing and think of others. but it seems too many of us have no shame whatsoever. share your thoughts on this via e mail at keller it wbz.com or twitter at keller at large. police are hoping is surveillance video will help fine the man who tagged the public library with graffiti. take a look. the suspect used white spray paint all over the building. crews worked to clean it up yesterday and they say the job was easier because the vandal

paint. brandeis tune at this is going to demolish one of the most recognizable buildings. the castle is showing its age replaced. two of the towers will be preserved. the rest will be demolished to hall. still ahead a. check of the markets after another big drop on wall street. >> why the federal reserve is economy. robi. >> reporter: not everyone can look so youthful. more and more men are having botox treatments or doing other man scaping. we want to know what you think of this personal grooming trend.

good morning. wendy's is karn customers about a possible security breach investigating nosh activity on credit cards. >> wendy's is not saying when customers may have been targeted or the restaurant locations that they are checking out. >> check out your credit card statement. last year was a great one for the housing markets. single family home sales rose 10 1/2% in part by a strong december and the srnlg was not limited to sing -- surge was not limited to single family homes condos were up as well. >> that's good news. the uber for moms on the go. >> another big drop on wall street. let's find out what's going onjill wagner is live with today's money watch. good morning jill. >> reporter: good morning. the fed wrap up the policy meeting on a sour note about the u.s. economy saying that it slowed down at the end of last year.

back from the plan to raise interest rates 4 times this year. and that sparked a sell off. dow fell 222 points nasdaq 99. a little car pooling help for parents could be on way. hop skip drive is described as an uber to pick up kids. the company discussed 10 million dollars in funed started by three moms who say they screen all the drivers. and we have been late to work. what's your excuse in here's solve the moo more bizarre according to a survey by career builder. one said he was detained by homeland security. another vaseline truck overturned on highway causing cars to slip. and a bear was taking a nap on my car. one out a of four workers admit they are late to work at least once a month. listen. i wouldn't want to wake up a sleeping bear off the hood of my car. >> jill, chris was detained at

-- dunkin donuts so things happen. >> reporter: that's as legit as i heard. >> he bought us coffee. >> i did. some of these excuses that people come up with you get detanned by homeland security you will lose your job over that right -- detained by homeland security you will lose your job over that right. >> reporter: and you are only a hour late. at that on the you take the day off. >> there you go i like the way you think. if you are going to be late thanks very much. >> reporter: go big or go home. >> see you tomorrow morning. we have a check of traffic and weather together and a look at the top stories. >> nightmare on the road. a shaken driver relives the moment he saw a tire coming at him before it hits and kills another drive. >> reporter: five men involved in a violent fight. three in the hospital and two on the run. what police say about the get away car coming up. >> authorities say one man is responsible for two crimes. estranged wife. the late of the in the ongoing

>> and good morning. checking in with the weather watcher network with temperatures running in the 20s right now. let's check in south of boston where charles says it's 25 degrees in milton and we are on our way to 40s this afternoon. and i am timing out rain and snow on the way for tomorrow. if you want to joint weather watcher network it's easy head

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welcome back. the people of boston has a reputation to being chilly to other people. >> when it cops to tipping a survey shows no one else treats waiters and waitresses better. zagat surveyed more than 9,000 diners across the country and found boston has the highest reported average tip at 20%. national average is 18.the and the city with the lowest is san antonio around 17%. >> this rings true for danielle i got the toffee -- coffee for a buck 79 and see gave me $5. >> big tipper and big spender. not a bad deal. >> i said take the 5. i covered kathryn too. >> got your back. >> i got called out. >> just saying. >> you bought me breakfast yesterday we are seen. >> it's even. >> it's all even -- it's even. >> it's even. >> it's always even.

27 dough grows in boston right now -- degrees in boston right now. 10 to 15 degrees colder in spots even as cold as 25 degrees colder than this time yesterday. it's 18 in laconia and 16 in norwood compared to 27 in boston and same in marshfield. it's colder in the suburbs including the cape and island. 17 on the vineyard and 20s for a little wind. real feel is running in the teens in spots. today. but sun will be shining once it coms. clear skies overhead and grab the shades as you head out. we will get clouds that mix in at times this afternoon. but overall, not a bad winter day. climbing into the lower 40s all the way from the city of of boston through southern new hampshire from 40 from keene and the wind from the south you can see that arrow on here about 5 to 15 miles per hour today. we will top out in the low to mid-40s from the south shore back down to the cape. tonight cloudy and a sprinch or flurry not a big deal.

30 and the wind will be pretty light. tomorrow, looks unsettled. it's not going to be a washout and tracking rain and snow showers temperatures should still manage to climb up to right around or just over 40. so the moisture i am watching for tomorrow combination of two things. storm coming in from the northwest snow showers through great lakes. there are a couple showers rain showers through the carolinas and more moisture near the gulf. so both storms will try to converge here on new england. and until then we have got high pressure in control and the question all week has been how quickly do the two interact. notice tomorrow morning areas of rain in eastern massachusetts. the cold front comes in and brings scattered rain or snow shower and the impact is pretty low because we have been so mild. there may be some scattered coatings here or there but i don't anticipate widespread snowfall total or anything like that. saturday we start with sunshine and then an increasing cloud and the clouds represent mild air trying to push in.

showers in the mountains and great news for ski country and can't rule out a flurry here but saturday's mostly dry and we bump up into the 40s by sunday. so hour by hour tomorrow morning i want to show you tomorrow morning pockets of snow southern now ham sure to worcester county and let's show you down with reduced visibility but generally mild for rain. mixed with wet snowflakes and notice a passing rain or snow the evening. the weekend is looking good if you like the milder temperatures and your day is sunday. look at that. start the next week february 1st. into the 50s next storm comes in on wednesday traffic and weather together. >> before we get to the roads we want to tell you about problems on the mbta on the red line south of the city. because of a disabled train buses are replacing trains between north quincy and jfk. also the t says trains will make all trains will make stops at quincy center and jfk to accommodate the red line passengers. now to the roads from the

bumper from logan he can press to the split. expressway slug ish between furnish brook to the split. 93 southbound too two slow pockets between 495 and 133 and 5:49. police find a critical clue in brookline. in norton. the accused kill are may be connected to the other crime. we will begin with the breaking news for you. >> reporter: i am nicole jacobs live in norton with more on the breaking news. authorities are investigating two scenes that began with a murder here in norton i want to get you to video from overnight where authorities were here on the scene. they received a 911 call from an apartment on holmes street and discovered julie meede who had been stabbed and pronounced dead at the hospital. minutes later's another 911

495 i should say. where a peckup truck cross -- pickup truck crossed the median and slammed into a oncoming truck -- vehicle. the driver of the truck facing murder charges for the stabbing death of his estranged wife. coming up at 6, more on the bizarre chain of events. we are live in norton nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >> reporter: good morning i am susie steimle live in brooklinefollowing up on the violent accident between five men. this is where it started on st. paul street. this is where they found the first male victim with gunshot and stab wounds. down the street a little ways on harvard street two more victims with similar wounds. last night, in back bay, they found what they believe is the get away car. they are looking for two male suspects and they say all five of these men are known to police. they are hoping the discovery of the car will help track them down. live in brookline, susie

a man who just missed getting hit by a tire that killed another driver says god was watching over him. fire flew off a pickup in lexington on 128 shot over jon eacrett's car and slammed into another car's windshield killing the driver. >> the victim and his family and i am just grateful it was not me or any of one from my family or friends but at the same time, you have to have compassion for that poor guy. >> the victim was 26-year-old charles hu from lexington. the tire came off a 1997 dodge ram. police are check the pickup trying to figure out why the tire came lose. quincy police want to find the person who knocked over more than a dozen headstones at mount wallaceton cemetery. officers say this is the third time in just 4 months that the tombstones have been desecrated. if you have any information on

quincy police. it's 5:50. coming up on 5:52 on your thursday morning and this is time we check in with robi on the daily talker. there's a growing number of men who are now trying to look younger. >> and the search for the mountain of youth has become a four billion dollar industry. robi is here with more. >> reporter: you are looking at a guy who has been getting his brows waxed for 40 years. i understand the male personal grooming thing. it's beyond man scaping. guys are doing botox now. and it's just -- not just olddudes one man cbs inned interviewed only 29 and cosmetic surgeons are seeing more and more men in the 20s and 30s coming in for the procedure. decades. and it's not just botox that's more popular in male grooming.

jell facial cream jumped 15% it's multibillion dollar business. why the change? one analyst says we have seen the definition of masculineity shift and a plastic surgeon says it's less of a stigma when it comes to botox. so, what do you think about this shift in man scaping and botoxing et cetera? this from the website slightly edited for language. men in the 21st century don't take care of themselves. so rather than looking distinguished as of age they look like humpity dumpity hit in the face by a bus. i suggest less face cream and more wholesome tomatoes. i don't know apparently putting tomatoes on my face that happened when i was doing standup comedy. number of ways to comment website twitter or facebook. we will read more at 6 and i will look more fabulous.

>> you do not look like humpity dumpity that got hit in the face. let's put that out there. >> our viewers. >> they are funny. i like when they have good comments. still to come an unlikely pair. two friends sure to pri a smile to your face. why the -- to bring a smile to your face.

let's look at business unlikely friendship at animal shelter in texas. this is cute. meet the dog and the duck that have been friend since before they arrive at the facility. >> so the shelter wanted to avoid having them breaking up so they put them up for adoption together. and it worked apartment pair are heading to a new home today. volunteers are sad to see them go but say they are thrilled to have them together. i was good thing. look at that. >> what a great story>> good looking couple. >> thing one and thing 2. >> keep it here on wbz. top stories are up next. at wegmans we believe the best way to help you is to provide choices that offer you the best prices ,

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