breaking news at 6. investigators on the scene of a deadly fire at a home in groton. >> massachusetts has the first case of the zika virus a boston man diagnosed a message from public health officials. >> and debate drama. the gop candidates taking the stage without donald trump atthe republican front-runner made sure his voice was heard. >> from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning i am kathrynhauser. >> i am chris mckinnon we made it to the end of the weekend. this was actually pretty nice week for january. >> you are right. a little changes right. >> a couple rain and snow showers not the a big impact and weekend looks fan taft he can. this morning out the door is not too bad.

boston and winds calm and no real feel. dew points in the lower 30s right now. there's just a it up of fog in then few spots burning off by mid-morning. coldest readings worcester to keene in the upper 20s. most of us are in the 30s out the door and that's uniformed because of the deck of clouds that moved in overnight. raining in nantucket the air is dry at the surface not making it down to the ground there may be a sprinkle or two but ocean storm stays out over the ocean today. we have got a cold front coming from the west and that will bring the chance of a scattered rain or snow shower later on today. so the planner goes this way rising through the 30s and near 40 by lunchtime and a sprinkle or flurry possible. the wind pretty light and 5 to 15 miles per hour and then any rain or snow showers that come through, we are in the mid-30s. very limited impact on the roadways. i will take you through the weekend and we want to get you on the roads to see how things are shaping up. traffic and weather together. >> reporter: nothing major going on out there right now.

take a live look over 93 and somerville. andover between 495 and dascum road and 128 and park stree. 128 southbound bumper to bumper between logan and the expressway. we follow break news this morning in groton. two people killed when fire overnight. >> crews working on scene. we want to get to nicole jacobs live on the scene with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you chris. two people passed away in this overnight fire. we are getting a closer look at the home here. it's single family home we are told and we are told by the chief that the two people were found inside. you can see the home completely gutted this morning. the fire chief says it was very difficult to get inside because of the significant damage. we will get you to video from

forth some great efforts trying to put the fire out this morning. we are told when they arrived there were flames and smoke shooting from this home it's unclear exactly who might have called 911 but we do know it was a 911 call that alerted firefighters of this fire here on wiley road or wiley street i should say. dozens of firefighters came here to put the flames out and there was mutual aid. -fortunately not enough to save the -- unfortunately not the enough to save the two people inside. we spoke to the fire chief a short time ago and he told us that it took quite anest to put the flames out and the flames were shooting from the windows. if we look live here at the homes, the windows that you see on the front of the building he says flames were shoot being out of the windows quite fiercely. i can also tell you that the state fire marshal is here on

exactly where this fire started or the cause of the fire. all of that remains under investigation this morning. that's the latest from groton nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >> thank you very much. it's 6:04. massachusetts is dealing with the first case of the zika virus a boston man infect while traveling overseas. it comes as the world health organization says the virus is exploding in some countries. susie steimle is live. >> reporter: some of the symptoms of the zika virus are fever joint pain and conjunctivitis but most adults don't have many issues if they can contract the zika virus. this man in massachusetts not a officials. it's really only pregnant women who could be in danger. this is one of the 4,000 children born in brazil since october with microacceptly

lifetime of chronic problems. all because the pregnant moms were bitten by a mosquito carrying the zika virus. >> what we are worrying about infected. >> reporter: the u.s. only seen 31 cases so far with a boston man the first here in massachusetts. most people by the n by a mosquito carrying the virus showed no symptoms and didn't have to be hospitalized. >> again, the virus is not transmitted from person to present any public health threat. >> reporter: officials are not saying where the boston man went last month but zika is in 23 countries. mostly south america africa and southeast asian and some pacific islands. places pregnant women are being told to stay away from.there's no vaccine for zika or treatment. still it's unlikely the disease will spread in new england. >> 80 species is very rarely seen in boston. >> reporter: the world health organization is watching the spread of the virus very

it was widely criticized for the slow response to the ebola epidemic. they expect to make a much more decisive round of decisions this time around. much more quickly. and they will convene on monday. live in boston, suesie steimle wbz this morning. >> thanks very much. and the threat of the virus in the u.s. could affect blood donations. fda says it may stop accepting blood from people who traveled to places where there's been an outbreak of the zika virus. and we have much more on the virus on the website cbs boston.com. aid great tool. new this morning city hall scenario. mayor walsh order nearly 800 workers to undergo training from police and first respond beers what to do when an being a testify shooter situation. walsh believes training like this is going to help save lives. the training session comes after a deadly attacks in paris and san bernardino. over to campaign 26 20* 16 donald trump returning to new

morning and as -- 2016, donald trump returning to new hampshire for a town hall this morning. there was drama without him. jon keller has the play-by- play. >> i didn't want to be here. i have to be honest. away. >> reporter: but despite a day long back and forth between trump and debate sponsor fox news, the front-runner went ahead with his boycott. >> when you are treated badly, you have to stick up for your rights. >> i'm maniac. and everyone on the stage is stupid fat and ugly. and ben you are a terrible surgeon. now we have gotten the donald trump portion out of the way. >> i coined miss donald trump he was a teddy bear to me we always had is such a loving relationship during the debates and in between and the tweets i miss him i wish he was here. everybody else was in the witness protection program when i went after him. >> reporter: after few opening shots the debate focus on a familiar republican target.

he is an be the tang guy the greatest show on earth this is about the greatest country in the world and a president who systematically destroyed things that made america special. >> reporter: back at trump fest the last two iowa caucus winners showed up and spoke not endorsing trump but provide agonize visual boost while the debate stage evolved into bickering trump was surely happy to miss. >> the last four questions have been brand attack ted marco attack ted jeb attack ted if you guys ask one more mean question i may have to leave the stage. >> reporter: as expected rubio and cruz had sharp exchanges over immigration and christie landed his swipes at washington. paul carson and kasich van shedlong -- vanished long stretches but jeb bush had one of the more energetic performances with three days

jon keller at large wbz. trump claims the foundation raised 6 million dollar at his veterans event last night. cbs news will carity next republican debate. watch it live here on wbz it's saturday night february 13th at 9. on the democratic side hillary clinton and former president bill clinton making campaign stops in iowa. hillary has more events in the state today. also, actor ted danson will campaign on her behalf in new hampshirebernie sanders will campaign in iowa today. he is making a late charge in the state. recent polls shows sanders and clinton in a statistical dead heat. wbz larned there were seatbelts on a school bus that crashed but students are not wearing them. kid were on their way home from school when the bus and white sedan collided at lyman street. 10 student were checked out for bumps and bruise and all were

>> i just was playing with my toys in my backpack and then the bus crashed and i hit the seat. >> i went like rolling down and i got hurt. and i hit the metal part and i got hurt in my head and leg. >> i am scared. i am really scared and feel i have to drive her tomorrow. >> the driver of the car was also treated for minor injuries. police have not said yet whether she will be cited in the crash. coming up on wbz a change for military families. >> the new rules extending maternity and a turnity leave -- paternity leave and not ive is happy. >> is o.j. simpson suffering from degeneral if i have pane disease in and dangerous waves. high surf warning along parts of the pacific coast. good morning danielle. >> good morning. cloudy and kind of cool today. temperatures will rise into the upper 30s to around 40 but it comes with a threat of a couple rain or snow showers today. the weekend will be brighter.

details as you look live over the city of boston. patchy fog out there as well. stay with us.

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california coastline is being slammed by some big waves. the southern half of the state is expected the first significant storm in few weeks that could create giant waves from san francisco to the central coast. southern california will see rain as much as several ininches few places and could be as much as two feet in some of the summits of the mountains. i was reading you guys if you live at the coast people flock there to see the big waves. you can can get one rogue wave and get swept out so take it easy at the coast. >> you wouldn't want that to happen. how about us our weekend. >> i am like so pumped for this. >> you are? >> i have a lot of outdoor plans and i am hoping the weather cooperates. >> it's normal weather but i think because of the past two weekends there was snow and rain the weekend prior it will feel good to have a quiet stretch. so we have a couple showers on way for today a few rain and snow showers. a very limited impact because temperatures will be mild and there's not a ton of moisture to work with.

near 50 on sunday so we are warming trend and in fact the mild stretch is going to continue with near record highs possible next week. and the time frame maybe on wednesday and keep in mind february starts on monday. we will be well into the 50s. out the door this morning not too bad. it's 35 in boston right now. 28 in keene one of the colder sports. vermont low 30s from lawrence back down to taunton and a little patchy fog out there as well. fog will burn off i say over the next two hours or sop otherwise there are a lot of cloud in place. clouds have been lowering so i wouldn't be surprised if you see a stray springel or flurry this morning and it's not going to have a big impact. there may be a couple springel on nantucket but the area is dry so a lot of rain is not making it down to the ground yet. it's all the big ocean storm that will stay out to sea. we are waiting on a cold front back to the west. notice the snow showers from eastern canada back down to virginia this morning. this front will approach later today and that's what will

showers. you will see them in the hour by hour forecast. notice through the mid afternoon quick rain shower comes through and may be mixed with snowflakes. green mountains into northern berkshire counties will see a few inches a couple wet flakes this evening but the impact little or none because of the temperatures will be above the freezing mark. and the snow is not going to come down that hard for a long duration or anything like that. the skies will clear out tonight. and that sets us up for a great weekend. sunshine to greet us for saturday morning. and increasing clouds and a sign of the warmer air is going to be trying to pub push in on sunday. warm front brings catered snow showers into the -- warm front is going to bring scattered snow showers into the mountains. some spots south of boston will touch 50 on sunday. a few clouds will mix in the afternoon but ahead of it we get warm.

anticipate highs to climb into the 50s in some communities. let's go through the numbers today, right around 40 degrees boston metro west and look at tomorrow, very similar. and above average day. we should be in the mid-30s. either side of 40 and sunday is when we jump up 45 to 50 degrees for most of us. and start of next week looking warm. 54 on monday. and couple brief rain showers possible. tuesday, a little bit cooler but well above average and areas of rain develop on wednesday. we could see some highs approach 60 on wednesday. 40s by thursday. we are taking a look at the pembroke school barry had great advice which the 125 of the 5th embraiders in georgetown they are having great kindness challenge and they are challenged to perform as many kindness events as they can. i love the smiles traffic and weather together. >> reporter: we have the first

commute in a busy spot south of the city 128 southbound just before the split. total traffic network says the left lap is blocked there -- lane is blocked and we are seeing a backup to logan express. expressway heavy and slow from granite avenue to columbia road. to the north 93 southbound we got bumper to bumper pocket methuen and wilmington to wuburn and heavy again medford into the leverett connect canor in the doctor who shined a line on the concussion danger in the nfl thinks o.j. simpson may be one of the victims. the doctor tells people magazine he would bet his medical license would be suffering from degenerative brain disease. admits he took hits to the head but his attorneys ruled out a concussion defense. he is serving 33 years in prison.

shouldn't tore -- manhunt for three escaped prisoners on the run in california. -- californiach police arrested a prison -- california. police arrested a prison employee who was a teacher at the prison. police believe she what relationship with one of the men. the believe they are living in -- the police believe they are living in stolen van and living in california. the affluenza teen left mexico yesterday and is now at a juvenile detention center in dallas. a judge will decide whether to move him to an adult jail. couch fled the country with his mother after he violated his probation stemming from a dui crash that killed 4 people. his mother faces charges for helping him flee. the secretary of defense announces changes to the military presential leave policy. but not everyone is happy about it. military moms will get 12 weeks of paid maternity leave a-- maturnity live across the force but that's not good for those

18 weeks before this for military dads it will be 14 days instead of 10. wonder why it's hard to get affordable tickets to concerts in the sporting events you want to go to? new york attorney general says the whole system is rigged. and an investigation found half of the tickets to many events are held for industry insiders to the public. brokers resell tickets on sites like stub hub for more than face value. type of highway hazard. concern. seas rescue. the finest hour hits theaters today. we caught up with the stars at

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6:23. plans are underway to pay tribute to providence mayor

at the age of 74. a public memorial is speced nextend. his first time in office was conviction. despite his legal issues he was beloved and credited for the revitalization of providence. a heads up a common tax scam is back in massachusetts. cambridge police say someone called a home claiming to be an irs agent. the caller threatened the office would arrest them for tax evasion if they didn't pay up but the victim didn't fall for this one. a reminder the irs never calls taxpayers they only send letters through the mail. highway officials doing a u- turn and it could put drivers across the country at risk. so look at these road signs. the one on the left is in a font called highway gothic and the one on right uses clear view approved to replace highway goth he can because studies showed it was easier to week but this week officials

to the old font. the reason for it is concerns over how the font looks in certain colored signs. and the cost. mass d.o.t. says they never swished to clear view. massachusetts is once again the location of a big movie opening nationwide. the finest hours is based on an unbelievable coast guard rescue off cape cod in the early 1950s and last night's star casey affleck and chris pine were in town for the premier alongside them men and women in the coast guard. >> much simpler movie that still tells a great story. >> real people and real men in a age much different than our own. >> members of the coast guard say it helps to bring to light what they do and dangers ofmissions. scandal at harvard. it was the hasty put pudding woman of the year celebration. this year's honor year kerry washington.

they roasted the actress and gave pudding pop to her. next week joseph gordon levitt will be honored as man of the year. >> always a fun time. >> yeah. lots more ahead in the next half-hour. including an embarrassing mistake ahead of the super bowl. >> it had to do with the ground crew working overtime. >> barbie's big makeover. what you think about the changes that's our daley talker.

break news right now at 6:30a deadly fire in groton. the investigation underway right now. >> the zika virus comes to massachusetts. a boston man diagnosed with it. we will hear from public health experts about who needs to be concerned. >> this is jon keller. how did donald trump do with his debate dodging gamut? my analysis coming up on wbz this morning.

boston this is wbz this morning. >> good morning to you. it's about 6:30 i am chris mckinnon. happy friday we made it to the end of the workweek and we need to get a check of the weather with danielle and today is hit or miss. >> hit or miss and quick rain or snow shower. not a huge impact here. want to give a shout out to northern new england ski areas. we will pick up a on a couple fresh inches by time the week is done. northern new york and spine of the green mountains northern new hampshire and northwest maine one to three but locally higher amounts in the summits. for us here upper 20s right now. worcester to keene. 35 in boston. we have cloud in place and a big ocean storm staying there. we are waiting on a cold front back to the west that will bring us a chance of a rain or snow shower this afternoon. patchy fog this morning burns off over the next couple hours. and there will be a alreadiy or sprinkle possible through midday lunch. look at temperatures up around 40 even heading into your evening commute. we will be running above

so even if you get a rain or snow shower it comes in not worried about any icy spots and there may be a quick coating on the coldest surfaces across the far interior by the time the day is done. we have a weekend to talk b details coming up. let's go on the roads traffic and weather together hi robi. >> reporter: hi. an accident in a busy stretch south of the city slowing things down on this friday morning commute. the crash in braintree 128 southbound before the split. left lane blocked there. the wombper-- the backup is to logan eggs press and -- express. here's live look over 93 and somerville 39 southbound heavy and slow wilmington down to woburn and sluggish from medfordsquare into the leverett connect canor. breaking news in groton crews working to put out hot spots at a scene of a deadly fire.

live at the scene for the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning you can see an additional fire truck pulled into the driveway but past that you can see the home here completely gutted completely charged. we did speak with a woman off camera too emotional to go into detail with us but she did tell us her sister passed away in the fire. i want to get you to video from overnight. the fire chief says when they arrived on the scene it was certainly a lot of fire. a lot of smoke e says they did get word that there were two people unaccounted for. and when they went inside, fighting this fire, that was confirmed for them. it's unclear exactly who the two people are again the fire chief would not go into detail with that. but he explained to us that the conditions they encountered when they arrived here. let's listen. >> so we had fire coming out of every window on the front side

so there was extensive fire conditions on our arrival so firefighters were unable to make entry due to the fire conditions as well as our. [audio not understandable] >> reporter: taking a live look here at this wiley street home i can tell you there are no immediate or direct neighbors to the home so it's unclear who called 911 but we know it was a 911 call into authorities to let them know about the fire. again, the cause is still under investigation. where it stared is still under -- started is still under investigation. the state fire marshal's office is on the scene as well as the investigation continues. we will continue to follow this and bring you the latest as we get it. for now that's the latest in groton nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >> thank you. a boston man has the first case of the zika virus for the state.

day the world health organization announce the vied virus is spreading explosively in some countries. susie steimle is live with the message from public health experts. good morning. >> reporter: good morning catherine. for the world -- cath i can. for -- kathryn. for the world health organization it's on the top of their concern. boston public officials are not saying where the man traveled to but he was in the area where mosquitoes are carrying the vice rouse and those are south -- virus and those are south mecklenburg and some pacific islands and africa and southeast asia. some women are disconched from traveling to those areas for this man he had mild symptoms was not hospitalized and he should be okay. it's the pregnant women that doctors are most worried about. zika can result in having babies with deformed heads and lifetime of complications.

about with zika virus is pregnant women becoming infected. again the virus is not transmitted from person to person. so this man really does not present any public health threat. >> reporter: the world health organization conditioned about the spread of the virus and it was criticized for its response ebola saying it was too slow during crisis. this time around they will be much more quick with the decision making and they will immediate on monday. live in boston, susie steimle wbz this morning. >> thanks. 6:35. this morning three children are in state custody. their mother allegedly murdered by her her estranged husband in front of them. officers stopped martin mcdonald after he crashed wednesday night. they say he confessed to stabbing julie meede in the apartment in front of the kids. when the 11-year-old step daughter tried to call 911 he hit her in the head. undergag psychiatric evaluation.

we have list of 24 hour help lines and shelters on our website cbs boston.com. two men under arrest charged in violent home invasion in brookline. and this morning police say they are searching for two more suspects. 18-year-old khari wilcox face adjudge. police say he and one other suspect attacked a man in an apartment demanding money. the victim fought back with a knife. one of the attackers opened fire hitting the rest dents and another suspect. -- resident and another suspects. the other suspect in custody was not arraigned for medical reasons. to campaign 2016, a debate with drama but no donald trump. republican front-runner skipping out on the debate because of a spat with fox news. and this morning our jon keller takes a closer look at whether that move will hurt trump's chances of getting the nomination. >> reporter: good morning. presidential campaigns in the modern era have multiple stages. the primary phase for candidates competing for

period when the nominees emerge in the basic character is tested and judged. and then the closing stretch when voters make the call. well, after last night's split screen political festival in iowa, where donald trump staged his rally while the rest of the field debated across-town, winner of the first part of the race is clear. trump has outsmarted his opponents in all of the campaign. others have raised far more money although he is raised money too. despite denying it. but trump has garnered tons of priceless free media exposure by expertly manipulating the day to day campaign buzz. he outdid his adversaries in identifying the hot button issues that would excite voters at and arouse interesting gym bration -- immigration jobs overseas and terrorism. his ideas may be a little more than vague slogans but it's not obvious large numbers of voters are looking for much detail

and last night, trump correctly figured he could avoid any risks of another live debate and dominate the news cycle. raising money for vets, making nice with fox news, and even bringing out the last two iowa caucus winners for a round of applause. this is tactical brilliance in action. i was wrong when i predicted trump would show up for the debate in the nd but i think i am right -- in the end but i think i am right iowa voters it. trump backers can only hope he survives the character test as well as he has the first round. share your comments with me at keller@wbztv.com or reach out on twitter at keller at large. 6:38. time for our daily talker. chances are parents watching us right now hello, have a child who has a barbie. >> chances are. >> and we have barbies too here. >> you may have grown up with the dolls yourself but the new

robi is here with more. >> reporter: that barbie is the one we think of tall white blonde and unnaturally shapely took creators 57 years to figure out that not everyone looks like this. barbie was introduced in 1959 and apparently sent out a lot of resumes because she has more than 180 careers including veterinarian and srnlgon and title and clothes may have changed but figure color and hair didn't. last year deby a -- mattel debuted 23 different dolls. here are the new ones wide and tall ones and parents will be happy to see these dolls more closely reflect the wheelistic shape of young girls and women. another possible reason for the change barbie sales down 15% in the last quarter. so all the cynics out there think they are doing it for the right reasons martha said i

look like her. she was just a doll. and guest poster writes, they need to make an obese barbie if they want her to represent yikes. fast-food barbie maybe who knows. number of ways to comment website twit erin facebook. comment all day long and you do so. >> thank you. appreciate it. much more ahead this morning. a sudden sound and shacky ground. >> what experts say happened. >> new details about this morning about a school bus accident this one in framingham with students on board. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. checking in with weather watchers as we do and the temperatures right now are running a little bit on the mild side. we are in the 30s out the door. jennifer says 31 in methuen. john in handover 30. some upper 20s out there but most of us are in the lower 30s this morning. and on our way to 40s well into the 40s this weekend.

talk about including a very warm start to next week. stay with us.

this morning mystery solved

of the east coast yesterday afternoon was caused by a military fighter jet in maryland that broke the sound barrier and people as far away as connect nut report hearing it and -- connecticut reported hearing bomb and feel the ground shake. >> you can see on twitter yesterday when it was happening people thought it was an earthquake wondering what it was. but i don't think i experienced a sonic boom. i don't know. it travels far. >> been in a earthquake many times. >> twitter lit up yesterday you are right. you could see it all up and down the east coast reported in those spots and it was a sonic boom. when you get the speed of sound with some of the aircraft breaking that, being faster than that and this morning we are in the 30s. not a bad start. weather bug kids heading out happy friday. kennedy school at 33 right now. and tower school in marblehead is at 36 degrees right now. even across the remainder of southern new england we are not that cold. the coldest reading worcester up to keene in the upper 20s

and there have been some clouds in place this morning. i don't anticipate a ton of sun. whoa may get filtered sunshine from time to time. couple flurries trying to develop in southern main. looks like it may be raining right chatham to nantucket but the air is too dry right now. so the rain drops are not making it down to the ground. that big ocean storm staying there out over the ocean. out to sea. we are waiting on a cold front back to the west. and it's bringing scattered snow showers all the way from eastern canada back down into the verges this morning. that cold front will approach by later today. watch what happens. a lot of clouds around this morning. temperatures gradually rise to near 40s through midday and staying mainly dry so plenty of dry periods today. you may gretta brief rain or snow shower through the mid afternoon and evening. and this is a limited impact event. even where we see a couple flakes fly. temperatures above freezing. so there won't be impact on the roadways coming down hard enough we may see a couple

hills and after 9 p.m. leftover flurries or springels will fade away. skies clear overnight tonight. and we drop back to about 30 in boston. 20s in the suburbs. and sunshine to greet us for the weekend tomorrow. clouds will build in the afternoon but clouds are actually a sign of warmer air trying to push in this weekend. so temperatures will be up around 40 and the sun will filtered especially late in the day. and as we head into sunday, we punch into the warmth coming into the 40s to near 50 south of boston. a few building clouds in the afternoon and we are wait being on a cold front out ahead of it. we -- waiting on a cold front out ahead of it. we come into the 50s on monday which is the beginning of february by the way. unseason by warm and there -- unseasonably warm. there may be a couple rain showers. tuesday the upper 40s and back into the 50s on wednesday with areas of rain moving in. could approach record highs for the middle part of the week and still looking mild on thursday. traffic and weather together what's going on.

breaking traffic news with the camera here behind me. this is a motorcycle accident total traffic network is telling me this is on rutherford avenue at bunker hill community college. you can see there are a number of emergency vehicles on the scene right now. this is just happening a motorcycle accident at bunker hill community college. going to the maps we can talk about the south an earlier crash in braintree before the split is clear but now a crash in westwood 128 northbound at university avenue. no word on lane close yours yet. the, pressway jammed adam street to columbia road a 15ment delay. and 95 northbound looks sluggish between n-- naponset to the split. we have been coping you update on breaking news all morning long a deadly fire in groton. two people killed when flames

heavy flames and smoke were pouring through the house when crews arrived before midnight. they are working to put out hot spots. officials say the home is so badly damaged they are having trouble getting inside. so far no word and what caused it. it's just about 6:48. checking our other top storiesch first case of the zika vie -- stories, the first case of the zika virus confirmed here in massachusetts. >> out the health department did not identify the patient. they would only say he's boston resident. the zika virus is spread through boys of aa specific breed of moss yeto con-- through a specific broad of mosquito bite -- bite of mosquito. the driver of a car was treat for minor injuries. police have not said whether she will be cited in the the crash. as expected donald trump

debate over a dispute with fox news. trump held an ehaven't where he said he raised 6 million dollars for vets rains. his -- veterans. his fellow presidential hopefuls stayed on message when questioned about immigration rivals. stay with us this morning. just ahead a. grounds crew snafu a big mistake at the stadium holding super bowl. >> and super lineup after the super bowl. all star guest appearing on the late show. >> celtics deplayer making history with the all star -- cell, player defying the --

a member of the celtics in an all star coaches chose "saya asreserve. he is averaging more than 21 points a game and first playerdrafted with the final pick to be an all star. 5 foot 9 guard is also tied with calvin murphy as the shortest all tar ever. it appears the broncos will be taking on themselves at the super bowl at least according to the ground crew. the crew accidentally painted both end zones with the bronx forgetting the panthers. they have removed one but you

it will be ready. the action doesn't stop after the game. >> we are in for an all star cast on the late show with stephen colbert after the super bowl. the lineup includes will farrell tina few and keen and peel and the live show is the first late night series to air in the post super bowl slot. see it on wbz on february 7th. [ music ] >> fresh off their halftime show at the super bowl coldplay will hit the road and coming to gillette stadium. yesterday the band said they will come to foxboro july 30th and tickets go on sale a week from today. and it's 6:53. time for a closer look at what's coming up at 7 on cbs this morning. >> let's check in with nora o'donnell. good morning. >> good morning. ahead here on cbs this morning

dickerson about the debate and donald trump's dualing event and the role of the wine industry in souper bowl 50. the news -- super bowl 50. the news is back in the mork. see you at 7. morning. see you 579.

from a big winter storm to a big disappointment for pats fans.

>> here's the week that was. >> patriots fans are feeling the loss this morningwe came in the newsroom and everybody was like. >> marathon on 7 continents and she won. >> high school wrestler giving up her perfect record to make an opponent's dream come true. >> the storm reeked havoc on. >> they scanseled spring steen and patriots loss. >> a flying tire is blamed for a deadly crash. >> one man is responsible for two crimes. >> they are paying respects to corporate christopher orlando and his family. >> suspects took off in the car. >> not everyone can look so youthful. but you can do something about it. >> me going from my bedroom to the shower is like it takes about as long as a sloth. >> wildcats. >> weymouth wildcat so i don't know. >> bring it. >> never turn that down. >> i don't turn down any. >> i wouldn't want to move the animal right.

do you remember earlier on talking about the runner local from bell moppet running 7 continent and 7 days and won the 6th race and she is going to the 7th in sydney australia. >> tonight. >> tonight. >> i am baffled by that. >> unbelievable. >> the inspirational. >> you got that right. >> i am going for a 3 mile run. >> props that's good too. >> it's good. >> so couple showers today but the week send looking good and we will be really warm for the start of next week. >> thanks cbs this morning is next on wbz we will see you in 25 minutes.