>> in order to be a full member also known as home boy status when you have achieved full membership you are known as a home boy prospective members activity. >> reporter: official say to help them teens were being boston high. and they now have been linked to five murders including three teens in east boston. wilson martinez ander vin castro in september. christopher perez de la cruz died from his injuries two weeks ago likely victims of a violent initiation. >> it was certain steps for initiation you know and they called it basically getting wet. and that's getting blood on yourself. >> reporter: the federal roundup targeted several communities including somerville where a handcuffed prisoner escaped 18-year-old gabriel castillo perez later captured but fueling tense moments. >> we want to be very cautious and conservatives. you infer know what will happen -- you never know what will happen during an arrest.

gang members are salvadorian immigrants who target their own and communities like east boston have felt the rathe. >> these young killers they are not just out to hurt or punch they are out to kill and make sure whoever they stabbing or shooting does not talk. >> reporter: officials say the concern see tallation especially since the east coast leader of ms-13 is among those arrested. and they are watching now to see if anyone tries to fill the void. reporting live from outside federal courthouse beth germano wbz news lisa. >> thanks. breaking news tonight the company that handles the payments for draftkings and fandueel is getting out of the business. "new york times" reports the payment processor says they are worried about the legality of daily sports. if another processor doesn't pick up the business or banks take their side it could be a

now at 6. >> shots fired. >> gunfire in the street. officers kill man trying to carjack a woman. bill shields is live with thestory in lynn. >> reporter: this started with an arrest want two blocks that way -- warrant two blocks that way but ended when the suspected pulled a gun on police. >> he put his gun at them and we have witnesses to that effect and officers shot at him. >> shots fired. shots fired. shots fired. i got the gun i got the gun. >> reporter: 33-year-old randolph mccain died here. it started moments before at this home where his girlfriend lives. police went looking for him after he threatened her and her family. >> as the officers were checking the second floor they called to him and he answered saying he had a gun and would kill they will. >> reporter: he jumped out back window and block away poled gun on the driver of this car. she -- pulled a gun on the

and he got in and the cops showed up and he pointed the weapon at police but never got off a shot. >> the officers are certainly shaken up but are okay. stps away. >> i heard -- steps away. >> i heard a couple shots and i saw his body laying down and it was pretty nerve-racking. >> reporter: 33-year-old ran dueful mccain has long history with the police. but his sister-in-law says he what good side too. >> he loved his children and loved the mother of his children e loved all his brothers and sisters and he loved his parents. >> reporter: mccain has a twin brother but he is in prison right now after being involved in an armed home invasion three years ago. reporting live in lynn bill shields wbz news back to you. >> thanks so much. this time last week we talked about snow going into this weekend. we are looking at temperatures topping out in the 50s barry

smiles. >> for sure. no snow in the forecast and we have a little snow exiting parts of the outer cape anne the south shore. it's going out to sea. we saw that earlier today many of us did. temperatures are in the 30snow and there's not going to be worry about. as we open up the shot look at warmth out west. 52 in st. louis in our area it's coming from there. i am not forecasting 60s initially but this weekend will start to warm up after we get 41 tomorrow and sunshine to start and lots of clouds. then warming up to 52 on sunday. and milder with the southwesterly wind. and warmer than that next week hang in and there you will see the 7-day accu-weather forecast. thank you so much. this surprised a lot of people the bus involved in crash in framingham was equipped with seat belts but the kid weren't actually wearing them. >> i went rolling down and got

and i got hurt on my head. >> ten kids were taken to the crash. the most districts don't have seat belts on their buses but framingham does. and kids are encouraged to wear the seat belts but not required to and parents now think that could change. >> and hon of thely i think parents should tell their kids they will get into the habit like getting in the car. safe. >> in november the ntsb recommended seat belts installed -- be installed in all school busker. the state department is row fusing to leave 20e -- release 20e mails they say are heavery classified but the campaign saysthey should be made public. donald trump returning to new hampshire. he appear at a rally in nashua which was parked and as bree sisson shows us he delivered the familiar message to an

>> i guess we are allowed to make speeches with absolutely no sleep. >> reporter: eager crowd greets the weary republican front- runner at the nashua radison he flew in raising 6 million dollars for veterans rather than taking part in final republican debate on fox news. >> what happened last night that was amazing because i wasn't-- i did something that was very risky and i think it turned out great because i am on the front page of every paper and getting more publicity. >> reporter: he says he toed up to fox after they mistreated him in prior debate and calls the fund-raiser across-town a 10. some new england agree. >> we need more guys like him career politician need to end and put people in there that aren't afraid to speak their minds and get things done. >> reporter: and with most things trump there is some digs a-- des agreement like the parking lot debate. >> muslims mexicans he wants to build a wall and keep everyone

>> the system is broken. >> muslims. >> reporter: for his part the real estate boss epeesed how poorly he sees the other candidates chances. >> cruz is in second place and he got really pummeled last night. why is o'malley running? i don't want to mention gilmore because i don't know him. >> reporter: he says he expect to win the iowa caucus and encouraged the crowd to vote in his primary on february 9th. bree sison wbz news. >> he recorded a interview for face the nation and you will be able to see it sunday morning at 10:30. the rest of the republican field continue the focus on iowa. caucuses is monday. if ted cruz does well he will have plenty of money to mount new surge in now ham sure. his campaign -- new hampshire. his campaign says he started with 19 mill kron dollars in cash. this is -- 19 34eu8ion dollars in -- million dollars in cash. that is drug that could save a life. >> but one cost 84,000 dollars

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i can go on and live a healthy life. >> a 25-year-old woman has hepatitis c and is in the fist her life. there's a drug that would restore -- and is in the fight of her life there is a drug that would restore her life. >> it's drug that cost 85,000 but the insurance won't pay for it until she gets sicker. >> your request has been denied. >> reporter: she received it 4 times the insurance company denies the claim for a drug that would almost certainly cure her hepatitis c. she was the victim of a crime and the perpetrator infected her. >> aside from the physical emotionally this is horrible. it's a stigma.

drug cost 83,000 dollars. >> it's a thousand doars a pill. >> reporter: nicole has insurance so why can't she get the drug? according to tufts she is not sick enough yet. >> you know insurance companies want me to be in stage 3 liver >> reporter: tufts health plan says they can't talk about the details of nicole's case. nicole says victimized her got the drug in prison. paid for by the state. >> i don't feel it's fair. >> reporter: the company that makes the drug has come under fire from attorney general is for price gouging and rights pricing and treatment in manner that allows it to continue to spread results in massive public harm. the drug company keeps the cost high insurance companies don't want to pay it and nicole gets caught in the middle. >> the pharmaceutical companies need to be more reasonable and it's almost giving the

not to give the medication to you know the people that need it. >> reporter: the fda just approved a hepatitis drut drug to compete with the -- drug to compete with it that could bring the cost down once it hits the market. by the way in other parts of the world, this same drug is just 10 bucks a pill. david and lisa. >> that's got to be terribly frustrating for her. thanks great story>> let's talk about the weather as we go into the weekend and i know there are a lot of people because i feel often times i smile about the warm temps because there are people who want snow. >> absolutely and barry will they be able to take advantage of some snow and skiing sledding north of boston. >> yes wove the ski resorts opened for business and there's good skiing and snow boarding to enjoy out there. but all the train is not wide open in all the resorts so we need a big snowstorm but they have been doing a great job grooming what they have and so

we saw the snowflakes this afternoon. maybe about 15 to 25 minutes worth of snowflakes in some locations. didn't amount to anything. all offshore and a couple rain drops on the south shore. high today in boston 41. five above the average high and record 65 back in 2002. these are the current numbers. still in the middle 30s no danger of icing tonight to be worried about as you head out for friday evening. and these are the temperatures out to the west. now we find a chunk of chill in canada but that is not going to come at us with a direct hit. it's going to move across southern canada and it will turn colder but not all that cold. down to 30 in boston and mid to upper 20s in most sububs for the overnight lows -- suburbs for the overnight lows and rising up to what we have had today. sill lar temperatures upper 30s to lower 40s around boston and should be a decent saturday. all day. spots. it will be mostly clear to start out form tomorrow morning and clouds later in the morning

cloud the rest of the day. the sun may pop out from time to time and we might see it in the cloud cover. but for the most part it's not going to be as bright as it will be first thing in the morning. on sunday we will have varying a cloud and again throughout the day with sometimes when the sun will be popping out. for your high temperatures on sunday though, about 10 to 12 lower 50s. so a nice recovery for sure. as we have the warm front approaching that's what will give us the cloud during tomorrow and we get mild air on sunday with a mix of cloud and sunshine as it goes in the lower 50s. then looking ahead to next week the weather story is a storm out of the rockies. snow producing system in the plain states and brings severe weather to the tennessee valley location and down in the gulf coast states but for us it brings warm air up from the gulf of mexico and so we have very warm so for the first week offebruary above average temperatures. no question about that. looks like this this is how i see it for the next seven days. lower 40s tomorrow which is

to the lower 50s on sunday. and middle 50s on monday and just a slightest chance of a brief rain shower. a little bit cooler on tuesday but still way bob average. and when we -- above average and the rain on wednesday accompanied by warm air and we may have a record high of 60 on wednesday and cooling off a little bit after that. so no snowstorms in sight but -- se no snowstorms in -- so no snowstorms in sight. see the you tonight at 11. -- see you later tonight at 11. >> celtics playing well. >> they've streak and a nice honor for a player last night. >> a nice mix of good feel and vibe for the celtics playing the first of a home and home set against the magic and sundown south in orlando. winners of four straight the season in 5. th place in the eastern conference playing the best ball because isaiah thomas named new to the first all star game. he has been averaging over 21

last february and he was asked if he is costable in the system here in boston. >> very comfortable. i mean i. just know the system in and out now. i was watching film and knowing where guys want the ball and where i am going to get my shots and things like that. it's easy for me now so i am very comfortable with my teammates and look i always say my teammates and coaches put me in the position to be >> good stuff. brad stevens said was excited thomas called him to tell him was an all starp good times for thomas as he enjoys the great moment. one knock is could he guard anyone. bradley says that hasn't been an a issue because defense is about attitude. something thomas has plenty of. >> i think it's more effort at the end of the day. and taking pride. that's what he does. he think-- i think he is a guy that likes to compete and he is not going to go out and just let a guy do whatever he wants on the floor against him.

three weeks from today february 19th red sox pitchers and catchers first official workout. hard to believe but it's getting to that time of year again. sat down with red sox team president over at fenway to discuss numerous things about this year's team. one of the topics the condition or should i say conditioning of pablo sandoval. third baseman what difficult first year and many think it had to do with how much weight he was carrying but he says pablo what great off season and is in very good baseball shape. >> so far so good. now they have to go out on the field and perform but they have given themselves the added advantage to do so. i haven't seen pablo but john saw him recently and said he lost 20 to 25 pounds. i know he has been work hard and working out twice a day so he's been working out getting up early in the morning and in the afternoon and been with a nutritionist that helped. now when i say pablo you won't

better condition for himself. >> that's good news. coming up at 11, you will hear him talk about ramirez in the first base experiment which should be permanently to start the season. when we head down to fort myers. >> great to be talking about the season. thanks dan. the cbs evening news is coming up at 6:30. >> and scott pelley joins us live from new york with preview. scott. >> hey david and lisa great to be with you in boston today. for the first time the state department confirmed that some of the e-mails that were stored on hillary clinton's home computer system contained top secret information. we will have a look at what that means and the first interview with donald trump after he skipped last night's debate. all coming up for you on the cbs evening news in about 10 minutes. >> all right scott thanks we will be watching. coming up next a piece of baseball history for sale.

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it doesn't look like much of anything but thieves were using this device to steal credit or debit card numbers from gas pump. it was found at the gulf station on route 3a. police doesn't mow if card numbers were actually stolen. general electric gets ready to bring hundreds of corporate jobs to boston, it's cutting engineers. 59 engineers are losing their jobs at the ge plant in lynn. those cuts part of a larger nationwide reduction. around 2800 people work at the lynn plant. ge also closing a facility in avon and losing 300 jobs there. david. for the first time ever homeownership in boston is dipped below 60%. meaning more people than ever are renting instead. some experts say that skyrocketing home prices and increase in millenial renters are to blame. in the past few months the average price rose almost 5%.

piece of memorabilia is going up for sale 1871 free fecialal contract send by andy leonard. lendard -- leonard didn't become famous and he is buried in an unmarked grave in boston and that's why the contract is being sold his grandson who is 83 wants to take the pony and baled proper memorial. the auction house believes this is the oldest professional baseball contract to ever go on the auction block and hope the grandson makes money so he can have the memorial. aid nice touch. from baseball history to a new chapter at fenway. massive ski jump that's under construction in the park. >> and remember if you are awake and when the news is on we live stream every newscast

you probably heard about the ski ramp being built-in side fenway park but need to see it from the outside to aprobe the size. it's way -- appreciate the size. look at that. it makes sense one of the sports guys because dan is here like shouldn't you be invited to give it a try. >> i am good i saw it today. i think they should put if david price doesn't pitch well threaten to though him down and say this is how are coming in from the bullpen. >> a little pressure might produce good results in don't force -- >> don't force me to go down. >> dan has been talking about it off air he wants to do it he didn't want to say it on air but he wants to give it a shot. >> he wants to try it. before we go this half-hour let's talk about the weather because this is extraordinary for the end of january beginning of february. >> absolutely. compared to what we had last year this time look at the numbers. it's just you can't believe this is. but it's going to happen.

monday and maybe a record high next wednesday. and what's going on here? >> i don't know. it looks nice though if u could don't want a ton of snow. -- if you don't want a lot of snow.