. breaking news at 4 clp 30 a woman hit and possibly dragged in dorchester. police investigating two different scenes. >> a 3-year-old rushed to the hospital. the investigation underway. >> and read cry to-- ready to caucus. candidates hoping for a big victory. >> from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning everybody. great to have you with us. it's 4:30. i am kathryn hauser. >> i am chris mckinnon. it's monday february 1st can you believe it. >> i can but it is nice. >> temperatures near 60 yesterday.

>> we were buried underneath 3 feet of snow with even more on the way. >> little trip down memory lane. how long are the warm temperatures going to stick around. danielle is here with the answer on that. a little perspective to start you off. >> absolutely a little spring fever today. it will feel like middle to end of april. now this morning, it's 45 degrees. that's about 10 above the normal during the afternoon. the wind is from the southwest dragging in the warmer air. and it's about 13 miles per hour. look at that we are shy of 50 right now in taunton. 34 in nash. ua. cooler north and west of theboston. clouds are in place increasing during the day ahead of a cold front back to the west that will bring a couple isolated showers spotty showers later today. so, rising through the 40s this morning. 56 by lunchtime today. a abundant sun and clouds. winds will shift to the northwest later this afternoon. we are going to be right around

ride home with an isolated shower along the south coast. we will stay mild this week and talk more about it in a couple minutes. >> thanks very much. breaking news in boston, police are investigating an accident involving a woman in dorchester. she was hit by a car and possibly dragged near columbia road. we are told police are also looking into an earlier report of a pedestrian hit in china town. police checked out both scenes and we have a crew on the scene gathering information. we will have a live report at 5 for you. we are following breaking news in roxbury. a 3-year-old taken to boston medical center. police tell us the child is a trauma victim but it's unclear how the child got hurt. police first responded to the home on alpine street around 9:40 last night. officers were on the scene throughout the night and we will bring you more as the information comes into the newsroom. an investigation is underway into the social media

drug used to save the lives of people who overdose on heroin. the post read in part, i for one get no extra money for giving narcan and the losers are out of the hospital and using again in hours. you use you should lose. the post is taken down but the weymouth fire department and mayor are looking into the issue. weymouth chief telling us the comments posted do not reflect the philosophy or values we department or town. restaurant. a chef is recovering from serious burns. pizzeria. around 1 yesterday afternoon, firefighters say an employee was working near the oven when an aerosol can of nonstick spray fell on the convague belt and ex-- conveyor belt and exploded. employees has second and third- degree burns and is recovering at the hospital.

all eyes on iowa today. the poll numbers show the state is too close to call and many candidates will be there campaigning today. marlie hall is in des moines. >> reporter: hoping to dampen donald trump momentum ted cruz made the final pitch sunday. >> if everyone here brings 9 other people to the caucuses tomorrow night we will win the caucus tomorrow. we will win the nomination and election in november 2016. >> reporter: during an event in sioux city trump pushed back labeling cruz dishonest and flyer. >> voter violation like an people in iowa. that's really terrible. it's a fraud as far as i am concerned. >> reporter: forecast in high with a -- iowa are calling for snow beginning tonight which could have a impact on voter turnout. volunteers for both bernie

knocked on doors and made calls late into the night. as the two candidates made their closing arguments. >> it's a radical idea together we will create an economy that works for all of us not just for1%. >> i will stand up and fight for you every single day of the campaign and when we win i will house. >> reporter: clinton lost iowa during her presidential bid in 2008. political analysts say this time around the former secretary of state is working on her likability. >> she is focused a lot on her relationship with people and she focused a little more on middle class issues. >> reporter: with polls showing tight races on both sides, the fight for iowa could come down to the wire. marlie hall cbs news des moines iowa. >> even before the results are in from iowa some candidates will be racing right to new hampshire. the first in the nation primary is one week from tomorrow. according to a poll epub can

with 38% of the vote. the franklin pierce boston herald poll shows a tight race for second between ted cruz jeb bush and marco rubio. over to the democrats the same poll shows bernie sanders is holding onto his lead in the granite state with 57% of the vote. hillary clinton is trailing in new hampshire by 20 points. on wednesday all thee democratic candidates will take part in a town hall meeting in derry and on thursday they will face-off in another debate at unh in durham. keep it here to cbs and wbz for complete coverage of campaign 2016 from iowa to new hampshire and through to the white house. we have got you covered. emergency meeting on thezeke virus. today the world health -- zika virus. today the world health organization is discussing whether to declare a world epidemic. there's no cure for it.

mosquitoes in the united states. allegations of abuse at a school for boys with disabilities. five people arrested in connection with the investigation are expected in court today. four men are facing assault charges while one woman is accused of intimidating a witness and obstructing justice. the abuse allegedly occurred at eagleton school in great barrington. the private school cares for boys cognitive behavioral and developmental disabilities. the five were arrested saturday and released on personal recognizance. two women are accused of distributing drugs with children. children were found during a drug raid on king street. the children ages 6, 5 and 3 were surrounded by trash mice and animal waste. they are now in state custody. a bizarre warning in townsend watch out for flying car parts. police say somebody is throwing spark plugs and bolts at cars. at least 10 incidents have been

now police are asking anyone with information to come forward. no one has been hurt. two wellsly teens are accused of ripping up a dover field at the elm bank property yesterday afternoon. you can see what looks like tire tracks all over the field. the two teens are expected to face charges of malicious destruction. this week the girlfriend of mob boss whitey bulger is expected to plead guilty to a federal contempt charge. she refuses to tell investigators if anyone helped them. she is serving a 8 year term to help him avoid capture. the hearing is wednesday. today mbta riders get another chance to sound off on plans for a fare hike. the meeting is in worcester tonight. they will talk about possible changes to the commuter rail schedule. they want to raise rates between 6 and 10% to cover a 242 million dollar budget deficit. if approved, the fare hikes

thanks for being with us on this monday morning. ahead on wbz sharing her message with the crowd. >> the big moment for denna laing that got her a standing ovation. >> and 6 days away. a look at super bowl 50 as we continue to count down to the big game. >> also a change up for diet coke. the new look for the popular

today in america, almost as much wealth as the bottom 90% this great country and our government belong to all of us. wall street, corporate america, wealthy campaign donors have so much influence that the only way they are defeated is when millions of people begin to stand up and say loudly and clearly, "enough is enough." i'm bernie sanders,

welcome back a new look for diet coke and big changes president obama is calling for at schools. >> how drones can speed up the internet in cuba getting connected. jill wagner is live with today's money watch. happy monday jill. >> reporter: happy monday. good morning chris and kathryn. cuba is going online with a launch of a broadband service bringing internet today people's -- pool's mom. right now it's only legal for diplomats and employees of foreign companies. the government will let cafes bars and restaurants connect to broadband. google is testing solar powered

intermet from the air it is code neighed sky bender. secretive test nights have been cona ducted. it could deliver data over 40 times faster than the fastest wireless service. president obama wants allamerican school kids to learn how to code calling for 4 billion dollars to beef up computer science programs in elementary and middle and high schools. the biggest challenge is training new teachers. and store shell lfs get more more colorful. coca cola will print one of a kind designs for 1 ounce cans. called mine. chris and kathryn. >> i think that's cool. pieces of art right. >> yeah. >> >> reporter: will you feel bad throwing out the bottle. >> totally. >> i would. >> you cannot drink it.

back to you next hour. >> we will drink a diet coke and think about it. >> it's early to think about all that. >> yeah that's true. much of the snow has melted but crews have been hard at work returning to weston after a few days of digging out in dc. the team melted 4,000 tons and center. so here comes the trucks back to our area. >> just in case. >> you never know. but yesterday, it was i am telling you i took a walk and it was so nice. >> yeah i had spring fever. >> it is. >> it's february 1st feels like april so our average high temperatures are typically in the mid-30s to start the month. february preview. by the end of the month we are in the lower 40s. we get longer days as well gaining an hour and 13 minutes of daylight over the course of the month. the sunset is from 4:58 today and changes to 5:33 gradually

average snowfall for february is 10.9 inches. last year we had 64.8 inches of snow for our record year and record month of february. now, this morning, we are about 10 degrees above what we typically should be in the afternoon. it's remarkable. 45 in boston right now. southwest wind at about 13 miles per hour. and look at this. we are 50 in falmouth. there are cooler readings but 30s not too bad out the door. 30 in keene right now and there are some clouds in place. these clouds will be on increase today but we will see some sunshine as the sun comes up this morning. we are so mild because there's a cold front approaching from the west. out ahead of it, we get the southwest wind dragging in the warmer air. and even notice there are not a ton of showers to the west either. so, i can't rule out an isolated sprinkle that comes through generally late afternoon and into the evening. then greatest risk would be along the south coast for a brief shower to come on through. then tonight we get partial clearing.

beautiful winter day. we won't be as warm as today but we should see well above average temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. heading into the day on wednesday we talked about it last week. looks pretty wet with areas of rain moving in during the morning commute. and mainly mid to late morning for most of us. with the steadiest rain wednesday afternoon into the evening hours. then a cold front comes in by the time we get to thursday night. there may be a lingering shower early on thursday and clearing comes in after that. so looks like wednesday will be the wettest day of all the days this week. look at these highs, 57 in boston. 60 today in norwood and same in taunton and this is average for the the end of april. remarkable warmth today. upper 50s from bedford to lawrence. 55 manchester this afternoon. with clearing that comes in tonight we cool off. it won't be as mild as right now. 33 boston. generally in the upper 20s in the suburbs and high temperatures tomorrow not as

above average. us. 56 on wednesday with areas of rain moving in. and then end of the week turning a little colder. running more like normal in the upper 30s on friday and weekend right now is looking pretty good. 30s and 40s on saturday and sunday. >> thanks very much danielle. super bowl 50 is just 6 days away. and both teams arrived in san francisco yesterday. >> and as you can imagine the excitement for the game is building. jamie ukeis is there with the action. >> yeah. >> reporter: and super bowl city. >> we want to welcome you and thank you and most importantly we want you to have fun. >> reporter: both got marching over the weekend. people from all around the san francisco area came to play. like jennifer who is not shy about getting into the game. >> or who she is rooting for. >> it was all-- awesome. i cheered for the broncos and we are going to score the touchdown and spike the ball.

at all the events. officers with long guns and dressed in s.w.a.t. gear are easily noticeable. but it didn't stop thousands of people from coming out. >> we have probably a million or more people in the region over the course of super bowl week. >> reporter: bonus weekend was touchdown for locals. they got a nice head start ahead of the thousands of football fans headed into town later this week. >> yeah. >> reporter: both events have interactive exhibits games and selfie. >> tough look good. >> reporter: for most families it was about having fun together. >> this is awesome. we are a big football family obviously. >> reporter: the city got into the spirit. they relit the by a bay bridge and set off fireworks kick off super bowl 50.

wbz is your home for super bowl 50. catch the action on the field and the great super bowl ads sunday february 7th at 7:-- 6:30. we can't wait. >> love the big game. a man rescued by a nun. >> the quick decision that helped save his life. plus, how the man is doing this morning. >> plus highlights from last night's nhl all star game.

welcome back. 4:52 on your monday morning. we are following breaking news. police investigating two pedestrian accidents one in dorchester and another in chinatown. we begin in dorchester where a woman was hit and possibly dragged near columbia road after 1:30 this morning. the woman was taken to the hospital. we are told she has life- threatening injuries. and police are investigating a pedestrian accident that came two minutes earlier in chinatown. that person is expected to be okay. police checked out both scenes are investigating some possible connection. we have a crew on the scene gathering information and we

up for you at 5. >> two teens are in court everettt. omar reyes was shot and left under the bridge january 3rd and later died. saturday police arrested two 17- year-old for the crime. we expect to learn new details at the arraignment. the bill cosby case heads back to court this week. sexual assault at his philadelphia home before the criminal charges the woman settled a lawsuit with cosby. the 78-year-old says investigators told him if he testified in that lawsuit whoa never be charged. prosecutors deny the claim and a judge will hear testimony on the issue tomorrow and decide if the case should go to trial. a wrentham man saved by anun is recovering a tree fell on the man while he was in the woods behind his home. a nun heard his cries for help and called 9 len.

tree -- pinned under the tree for two hours. he is listed in good condition. a massachusetts teen busted for speeding along 93 in new hampshire police say andrew tham of middleton was clocked going 116 miles an hour yesterday morning. this happened on 93 north in ashland new hampshire. once he was pulled over, he was arrested for reckless operation. the nhl all star game in nashville last night. bergeron representing the team for the all star butts story was john scott voted in by the fans as kind of a joke. the league wanted to ban him from the game but decided to let him play. scott who scored 5 career goals had two last night and goes home with the mvp for the game. >> wow. how about that. >> it was a special moment during last night's all star game. >> denna laing who suffered a serious spinal cord injury at the end of the game she what

>> i have been absolutely blown the community. letters that i am a role model and i inspire them but they are the ones that are inspiring me. >> what a moment. her family was in the crowd and after that video. the league and bruins have both donated money to help with the recovery. >> great to see her thanking everyone she is an inspiration. >> she is and she is in awe by so many people responding. wish her the best. >> it's 4:55. the future of travel could be in the hands of some student at m.i.t. >> up next why they are getting involved in the creation of a

welcome back m.i.t. stewed contes design the future of travel. >> team nude enter-- student engineers won a national competition host by spacex and elon musk. they came up with a pod that can travel up to 700 miles an hour. and this summer they will get to build it and test it out on a track in california. look to the future maybe. >> wow. >> the local connection is so cool. >> very cool. >> going that fast too on ground at least. >> yeah.

>> could be a game changer there. all right. it's 4:58 right now. your top stories weather and traffic straight ahead on wbz this morning. >> the news at 5 starts right now. >> we are following breaking news at 5. a pedestrian hit by a car in dorchester. the latest on the investigation underway this morning. >> also breaking a child in roxbury take-to a hospital as a trauma -- taken to the hospital as trauma victim. >> the first big test of 2016. presidential candidates making a last-minute push for support ahead of today's iowa caucuses. >> from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning to you. just about 5:00 on your monday morning i am chris mckinnon. >> i am kathryn hauser thanks for being with us. what a difference a day makes. february 1st we are taking you back down memory lane so we have had temperatures near 60 yesterday and this time last