>> reporter: could you feel a bang? do you -- did you feel a bang or a bump. >> yes. >> reporter: did you hurt yourself? >> yes. >> my phone was beeping and i just came here and there was her-- i am sorry. >> reporter: your daughter was on the bus. >> 6 years old. >> reporter: is she okay. >> she is okay. >> reporter: you know the driver of the vehicle. >> yes i do. >> reporter: can you tell us about her did you see her get out of the car in. >> when i got here she was out of the car. so i just helped her back into the car and until medics came to take her to the hospital. >> reporter: you can only imagine how frightening the initial moments were for parents and many of them for coming to the scene here to check on their children. again 10 student went to the hospital they are elementary aged children only minorly injured. we are told bumps and bruise and many of them are now out of the hospital.

the bus checked out but is okay. the remaining students on board were pecked up by a secondschool bus and driven home. we are live in framingham cruelly loncich now back you. also breaking on the zika virus a first case confirmed in boston. a person who traveled to a country where the virus is spreading contracted it there and then came back to boston. the person is expected to recover. there are thousands of suspected cases of the virus in latin america and in the caribbean and something we have been following over the past couple days. dr. mallika marshall is here and the question i always have should we be freaking out about this? >> reporter: no you shouldn't be freaking out. this is kind of what we expected. people travel all over the world and there are more than 20 countries included in the sort of at-risk list and so people are going to be traveling to the regions and coming back to home and including massachusetts and new england. and this is a man so he is

about aw a birth defect and the virus does not spread p person to person and he -- spread person to person and he suppose no -- pose no threat and there's nomosquitoes around so we don't have to worry about him being bitten and transmitting it to someone else. so to be he can sp there's going to be -- expected, there's probably going to be more cases in the u.s. there's probably 30 on 31 cases documented in the u.s. we will see what happens but there's no reason in new en-- england we need to worry. >> everybody's blood pressure came down. thanks so much paula to you. now at 6, a chilling crime a man charged with murdering his ex-wife and police say he confessed to the officers who arrested him. bill shields is live with the story in norton. bill. >> reporter: paula this is really inconceivable to most people. you have a guy who allegedly goes in and stabs to death hishe is strained wife in front

their two kids and 11-year-old step daughter. 35-year-old marty mcdonald was led into court the familiar live julie meede cringed and her father wept as the prosecutor described the brutal murder and 911 call from her 11- year-old daughter. >> indicateing that her mother had just been stabbed by her stepfather and they found 34- year-old julie meede appeared to be have been severely beatened and stabbed multiple times. >> reporter: she lived here with her three daughters. a 9 month old and 3-year-old were fathered by marty mcdonald. the couple had been having problems and they were separated but neighbors had no inkling of what was possible. >> never had any incident you you know hour before what happened i waved to him and never thought anything was wrong. >> reporter: last night mcdonald snapped then beat and stabbed his wife in front of three kid. kids. >> then at some point took out a knife and stabbed her

girl then indicated she tried to call 911 at which time the defendant struck her in the head area and took her phone so she couldn't call 9 len. >> reporter: renee lives next door. >> knowing that he would do is mind blowing. >> reporter: after the murder he crashed his truck and apparently confessed to a state trooper. >> the trooper insquired as to what was -- inquired as to what was going on and he said i just killed my wife. >> reporter: a court psychiatrist testified he knew what was going on in court and knew the charges and he has been ordered to undergo a 20- day psych evaluation. in norton bill shields wbd news -- wbz news. >> some people may see rain or snow showers during the drive to work tomorrow. eric fisher is tracking it and we are happy with the temperatures we have been seeing. >> it's been comfortable to say the least. we are in the middle of the coldest time of the year and it hasn't felt like it. we are watching two storm

the great lakes and the other florida. they have had stormy weather and that's moving up the into tonight. temperatures borderline and so we will see mix of rain and snow as this works its way in. hour by hour clouds lynn degrees tonight and fall back in the upper 20s to low 30s. tomorrow morning model don't do a great job with a is set uplike that but rain and snow showers that could slow down the commute scattered about afternoon before drying out. to 40. we have snow having a tough time sticking. so right now looks like the best chance here is in the eastern end of the state and some snow showers in central massachusetts with ana coating ionch. >> thanks. former providence mayor buddy cianci died leaving hying behind a legacy of scandal and success he was the mayor for 21

first from 1974 to 1984. and it ended when he attacked his ex-wife's lover. he was reelected mayor in 1990. starting an era which he is credited with transforming providence and the downtown. he resigned again in 2002 after being convicted of federal corruption charges and went to prison for four years. he ran for mayor in 2014 but lost. he had rerecently fought -- recently fought colon cancer he was 74 years old. 30 years ago today, our excitement turned to sadness as the space shuttle challenger exploded shortly after lift off. 7 astronauts died including christa mcauliffe the framingham native and concord new hampshire woman who was going tonight first teacher in space. we remember that smile. she wanted to travel abore the shuttle to spread her -- aboard the shutel to spread her love of education and teaching further. she never made it to space her enthusiasm for learning lives

beth germano takes a closer look. >> today is the 30th anniversary of the explosion. >> reporter: 5th grade teacher kristin jakes can give this history lesson from personal experience. as her student study a biography of the christa mcauliffe. >> christa herself just as a person left a mark on people. >> reporter: and on her. christa mcauliffe the first teacher in space was her social studies teacher at concord new hampshire high school and she remembers the excitement watching the challenger lawnch with fellow students. the confusion and then tragedy. >> that time we were not watching launches and we didn't know what to expect. and then there was hope they were parachuteers coming out. the idea was to get the program reeper jized. >> reporter: -- reenergizeed. >> reporter: mcauliffe shared her training and the experience least mark now kristin has followed in her footsteps.

and she brought the best out of everyone. >> reporter: when mcauliffe was finalist for the program, she told me in an interview about the inthews a for teaching and from space. >> i think i've always been a risk taker and like to do things he had a venturesome and i am hoping that it generates a lot more excitement in the education process and gibbs teachers a more positive -- road. >> kids would be in the black of the class that didn't want to be there and she got them participating. she brought the best out of them and i thought that's a talent to be able to do. >> reporter: and a model she has adopted for herself. >> yes. good. >> reporter: krista -- christa mcauliffe is i touched the feature and there for i teach not just christin but other student have gone into teaching. >> he think we remember where we were. it's one of the moments it was

here were so excited especially school children. you were at the high school in concord new hampshire watching with students there what was that like. >> reporter: there were reporters there that day but it was a party atmosphere. the launch actually had been scrubbed once before and this was the day challenger was going up. concord new hampshire high school auditorium was packed with students and balloon and confetti and a party atmosphere but when challenger went up they were clapping and cheering so loudly no one understood what happened until a teacher yelled something was wrong this was confusion and there was not a lot of information. reporters look myself were immediately asked to leave the school and theyushered the students out and -- they ushered the student out and no one could figure out what happened but they rallied around and protected the kid in the coming days. rallied around the staff to help them deal with the aftermath. it's a moment you don't forget and hearing her words today is a moving thing to hear the words again. >> it is.

from 30 years ago. beth thanks so much. >> thanks. if-- >> if you want to listen to the interview it's on the website right now cbs boston.com. coming up next, on wbz news a long fight between wynn resort and boston. >> donald trump is on track for a big win and the fight for second place could be big story of this night. >> and earning her honor. kerry washington worked for the

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they are make every -- annual paints payments to everettt and the boston payment is higher than everyone else. less than two weeks before the new hampshire primary and a fierce fight for second place among republicans. donald trump has the lead in the suffolk university poll but kasich and cruz are tied for second at 12%. jeb bush and marco rubio are not far behind and the late 12% are still undecided. >> really heating up. and around here, the temperatures have become unpredictable for late january. compared to what we were used to last year. >> the the 7-day forecast not to give it away ahead of time but 60 on this? what's happening. >> you know i am they go along the same lines because i am giving awatt the forecast. look at the stretch ahead of us starting on sunday. compare to where we were this point last winter and how different this is. sunday's forecast high 49 and on that date it was 21. 25 degrees warmer on february

warmer on the second for groundhog day and look at the difference on february 3rd. 22 degrees last year and forecasting 60 this time around. so a huge difference people are saying we are going to pay for it and i say we paid up front and paid last winter and this is the balancing out of the extremes. temperatures are in the 30s tonight and 30 in hyannis one of the cold spots and we watch a storm system around the southeast atlantic coast. that's moving northward as we head through the improver night hours. there's a disturbance across the great lakes starting to swinging in and they will meet here in southern new england as we head into the day tomorrow. for tonight, we stay in the upper 20s and increasing clouds and late snow flakes towards form tomorrow morning. look towards-- towards tomorrow morning. this is where snow will break out for the morning drive. the model doesn't have it and he think it is wrong. i think we will have rain and snow showers continuing into the afternoon before it wind down heading into the evening.

doesn't look like a big convenient not expecting a lot of wind and major issues but there's burst of rain and snow especially in the central and eastern end of the state and that can lead to a coating to as much as an inch of snowfall. temperatures warm enough where it won't add up too much. this will be areas of slow and snow. low 30s out the door. by midday upper 30s and meeting that falls as a wet sloppy snow and won't add up too quickly. wind will switch around northwesterly bringing in the drier air as we continue to dry out for friday night. so all this mess will be moving out to sea and off toward the east. looking at weekend and the next system is to the north. snow showers in northern new england and good knees for the ski areas and a quiet day. and then on sunday, we break into the sunshine southwesterly winds and we warm sprurs for this time of the year -- war temperatures for the this time of the year. saturday is fine. sunday approaching 50 a brighter afternoon and a great day to be outdoors all the snow

and feels more spring like. if you are going skiing this is the weekend you want to do it. looking at forecast close to saturday. comfortable snow showers both days and then we warm up on sunday. and then looking towards next week this is where things go downhill. aid mild monday and then as we look towards wednesday, big storm system to the west brings the rain up into canada in the middle of next week that's not what the slopes want to see. accu-weather 7-day forecast. 50s on monday. 40 toss near 50 on tuesday and wednesday. if you wonder if it's the end to winter it's not. colder air moves back in to end next week. back to you guys. >> it will be back. thanks so much. finally time to talk about basketball. >> yeah it's been a few years since we have been able to say the celtics have an all star. yes. not yet but almost. >> almost. >> nba all star reserves will be anouned in a half-hour but multiple reports let the cat out of the bag.

isaiah thomas is headed to toronto to play in the first ever all star game. he was started practicing after twisting his ankle celebrating with teammates during win over the nuggets at garden. he did say he will be okay and won't miss any games. thomas admitted he was nervous about tonight's announcement but feels worthy of the honor. averaging over 21 points and 6 assists a game. >> i just work so hard and i feel look i deserve it. not just the individual success but as team we are 5th in the east and we have been winning and we are playing at a high level right now. so i just feel like and on top of that the numbers don't lie. >> i feel like he put a lot work in this year and pee personally i am sure i can speak for our team we all want him to make it because we see what isaiah does every day how he prepares for each game and how hard he works and he deserves to be rewarded to make

>> he is fun to watch. to baseball, former gm and cubs president baseball epstein was in town taking part in panel discussion on building championship teams. something he knows a little about after helping the sox win two world series titles. 2003 and 2007 i should say. 2004. the book line is entering the 5th season with the cubs and enjoying the time in chicago just like when he was here in boston. >> it's fantastic to spend a dak aid in my -- decade in my hometown and having my dream job and working with great people and doing cool things. it was unforgettable. something that i will always cherish and i would never say one bad word about my experience here. it was who i i would have drawn it up in a lot of ways. >> hockey former bruins rodman

beforehand the flames defensiveman took a hard hit and after the game he said he couldn't avoid the linesman because he was in pain and didn't notice him until the last second. well, you be the judge of this. come on. really? we will have a hearing after the weekend's all star game. and finally it didn't take long for dave guillermo to find a job-- deguglielmo to find new job he will take over the same position with the chargers. scandalous behavior as considery washington accepts

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a harvard tradition like on today hasty post puking theatrical group shut down harvard square to hopor woman of the year kerry washington. players admitted they were nervous to hand her the award. >> they said if she is like the

scandal, she might take over the ceremony. so after the parade the harvard players made her the center of a roast and teased her she loves popcorn on scandal apparently and they made head gee -- her get in the bottom after the bucket and she has a hidden stallent -- talent. >> when the wind most wind blows the cradle will rock >> apparently she was asked to calm the crying baby but she did was rev up the crowd with her excellent singing voice and the troop will be awarding man of the year to joseph gordon levitt next month. >> i like both of them. >> they are likable and always amazes me how the hollywood people they love to come for this at harvard. it's very a lot of prestige involved. >> it's a different type of thing to have on your mantle a

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[ music ] >> fresh off the superbowl appearance coldplay will be hitting the road and coming to gillette stadium. the head full of dreams tour will bring them there july 30th ticket go on sale a day after tomorrow. see the halftime performance on super bowl here on wbz sunday february 7th. >> and we have time for one last check of weather. >> rain and snow activity tomorrow and doesn't look like a big thing but an unsettled day for us. and be cautious traveling and

see. warm by winter standards. >> this is great. >> yeah it is. >> no complaining too much. >> ski and snow board crowd. >> thanks for watching. >> we will be back pour wbz news at 11. hope to see you then. have a good night. what did marco rubio do? he put $22,000 in personal expenses on a republican party credit card. rubio's bad judgment caused a scandal and for fi rubio refused to release the credit card records. marco rubio: skipping major votes... all over the place on immigration... bad judgment. marco rubio: just too many questions. right to rise usa is responsible for the