>> the news at 5:00 starts right now. right now #9s 5:00, dig -- #9s 5:00, digging out and drying out, could we see snow this week? the first primary in new hampshire, the ballots, who came out on top? plus the candidates making their last minute pitch to granite state voters. the messages they're trying to get out. >> from the channel 4 studios in boston. this is wbz "this morning". >> good morning to you, happy primary day! i'm chris mckinnon. >> and i'm kathryn hauser, thanks for being with us here tuesday february the 9, most of us cleaning up, you may want to give yourself extra time, clean off the car, plus high tide in to scituate, sending water in to the area. street. the good news is that police in scituate and marshfield tell us

>> we want to check in with danielle niel -- niles, you were checking this out. >> i'm glad it wasn't today, wet roadways, yeah, a couple of flurries but the bulk of this storm is down, great news for voters in ham -- new hampshire: slight snow showers, leftover slick spots from the snow that fell yesterday. use caution, leave extra space between you and the car in front of you. actor, harbor back on the south side, a little bit of light snow falling, flurries from princeton this to garner, up to athal and right over the border to new hampshire, temperatures on the chilly side, worcester, 20 boston, there's a bit of a wind. so that real feel is actually in communities. bundle up as you haud oat -- head out the door, temperatures

confined to the coastline, won't amount to much, 27, few flurries on the cape, sunset at 5:08, nor snow showers on the way, time for those hour by hour, traffic and weather together, good morning, robi. good morning, very quiet, most of the major roadways but the mass pike, mass-dot said they lifted the 40 miles per hour speed limit on the pike from the new york border to boston. they had ordered to reduce speeds because of storm conditions. but that is no longer in effect. chris? >> all right, robi, thank you very much. 5:02, this morning, town officials will be in sandwich out surveying the damage from yesterday t 50 -- 50 to 60 miles an hour, a portion of the beach may have been damaged due to that storm. >> back to school for boston students this morning after getting a tower day thanks to two storms. the mayor is reminding drivers

issue for the city examine that mean he can't use any of those space savers on streets. as much as we wish, it's not the case. winter is far from over, a month and a half to go. you can track any storm, any time with the cbs boston weather app, available for free in the apple and android stores. >> you know, chris, we're more than halfway there, that's the good news. >> new this morning, the first votes have been cast in the new hampshire primary. people in the tiny hamlet of natch open up their polls tonight, all eyes on new hampshire today for the first in the nation praim ri. >> -- primary. >> other polls open at 6:00, shante as more from new hampshire. >> reporter: the first votes in the first of the nation, notch, a tienly hamlet -- tiny hamlet. >> four votes cast for bernie sanders. none for hillary.

kasich sneaked past donald trump 3-2 among republicans. dicksville notch not alone, smithfield, both populations midnight too. they're at 319 total across the state. most allow the voting between 8:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. on the hampshire primary. state officials expect the start to top the records set in 2008. supporters say the primary gives average citizens a greater say in the election process but proponents argue that new hampshire has continued to embrace that idea more than other states. a handful of polling states in the granite state are going to open at 6:00 a.m. a little bit less than an hour. >> the candidates getting in last minute campaigning, nicole jacobs has a pitch to voters. >> you have to get out and you have to vote no matter what! >> reporter: in true trump

businessman turned politician points to the polls. his landslide lead over the republican field has proven in iowa to not be strong enough. >> the people with me are really with me. those aren't the people that are 20% and they can flip. >> reporter: but is there room for others to make up ground? >> i'm tired of politicians that push down people to make themselves look better. >> reporter: jeb bush, marco rubio, ted cruz kasich all trailing. >> i don't think snow will stop anybody. >> reporter: the same for hillary clinton trailing by double digits in new hampshire, votes. >> for all those of you still deciding, still shopping, i hope i can close the deal between now and the time the polls close. [ cheers and applause ] >> real change never cups from the -- comes from the top on down. it comes from the bottom on up. >> reporter: bernie sanders stumping to huge new england crowds welcoming him almost as

>> 58% of all new income is going to the top 1%. >> reporter: but all eyes tuesday are fixed on that final percentage, the one that determines a winner in our nation's first primary. >> and that was our nicole jacobs reporting from new hampshire this morning. and this could reshape the race for president for the first time former new york mayor bloomberg confirms he's running as an independent. he calls the current campaign quote an insult to voters. be sure to join us for complete primary coverage after the new hampshire primary. we'll be with the candidates and bring you live results and analysis all night long. our coverage begins here on wbz at 5:00 tonight. developing right now, emergency crews are trying to reach survivors in a deadly german train collision. authorities say two passenger trains crashed head on just outside of munich. at least four people are dead, and up to 100 others injured.

fbi are looking for a bank robber in stoneham, that robbery happen ted bank -- happened at the bank of america during the snowstorm. investigators released this picture of the suspect, they say he handed a teller a and fled with cash. anyone with information asked to call police. some concerning statistics about the number of child abuse cases right here in massachusetts. according to the globe, the state reported the highest rate of abused and neglected children in the country. there were nearly 23 victims for every 1,000 children in massachusetts, the most recent statistics are from 2014. officials say the high numbers reflect an increase in the number of cases reported and increased diligence from the state. advocates say the opioid crisis is also playing a role. today, logan airport workers will rally at the state house, pushing to raise their minimum wage to $15 an hour. a hearing on a bill to increase

focus of a hearing this afternoon. the reason workers protested for higher wages. mbta riders, you have another chance to sound off on plans for a fair hike. a public meeting in chelsea, other hearings planned in roxbury and waymoth later on this week. wanting to raise rates between 6 and 10% to cover a $242 million budget deficit. if approved those fare hikes could take effect in july. president obama ask congress for more than $1.8 million in emergency funding to help fight the zika virus. the president says americans shouldn't panic, the virus is spreading rapidly through several countries. president obama spoke with cbs this morning's gayle king and says the funding will go towards learning more about zika. >> good afternoon, everybody. we're going to be putting up a legislative proposal to congress to resource both the research on vaccines and diagnostics but also helping in terms of public health systems. >> zika is most commonly spread

to birth defects in babies. women who are pregnant are being urged to avoid travelling to countries affected by the virus. the water crisis continue in flint, michigan. but the state's governor won't talk about it on capitol hill. snyder's office said he turned down an invitation to testify in front of a house committee this week. his office says it's conflicted with his budget address to local lawmakers. residents in flint can't drink the water because it's been contaminated with lead. coming up a winter showdown at the garden. >> a bean town final highlight, a surprising delay of the game. and this will put a smile on your face, giving back during a winter blast, how a local police officer went above and beyond to help someone in need. good morning, danielle. hey, good morning, chris, good morning everyone. not a whole lot of melting today. temperatures up around 30, i'm tracking leftover light snow and flurries, more snow showers for

forecast up next, stay with us.

welcome back, one police officer made sure a woman had a warm place to stay. >> the department shared pictures on its facebook beige when -- page when officer perry came to find a woman who was homeless and hungry. >> officers got her grocery and helped her get a hotel room for the store. i need to get you a cup of water, poor, chris, your voice started shrinking. but that's a nice story. a check of your forecast, kind of big changes to talk about. >> it's cold out. >> it is. but you're going to want to give yourself extra time, clean up the car, sidewalks, whatever you need to do. >> take it slower. absolutely, the sidewalks and the driveways, things like that will be slick and the secondary roadways. doing pretty good, what do we get in terms of snowfall?

half inches, boston 6.4 at logan airport, 29.1 in worcester, 29.6 in boston compared to normal compared to the numbers here at the bottom, slightly below average. obviously a threat for more snow in the forecast, snowing in a couple spots, flurries out the door. couple there ares either side of the route two, i-95, granton, pep roll, townsend, quick shower coming through. not going to amount to much, quick dusting and a few spots, that's about it. the real reel running in the single digits right -- real feel runs in the single digits, feels like seven in boston, nine in manchester. any of these leftover flurries will continue to lift to the north. notice steadier areas in northern and eastern maine. and if you look back to the west, there's not clear skies, we've got a lot of clouds and clusters of snow showers,

a lot of energy that still has to swing through us. not necessarily today, the hour by hour forecast, you notice maybe a flurry or two, coastal snow showers shouldn't amount to much, cape and islands a quick flurry this afternoon. a lot of clouds but peaks and patches of blue sky here or this through the course of the day today. the one area of low pressure departs but tomorrow there's a couple more. so there's going to be a little upper level energy coming over tomorrow. what does that mean for us? tomorrow morning, notice scattered snow showers through vermont and new hampshire. tough to place these, they're kind of like summer time thunderstorms, not everyone's going to see them during the day tomorrow. but where they do come through, may get a quick coating to perhaps as much as an inch or two, notice 3:30, couple snow showers along the coast and evening hours, any leftover snow showers should depart. another area of low pressure, no big pattern, quick snow showers or flurry that will come through on thursday afternoon in to the

so in terms of accumulation, not talking a whole lot the next couple days, an inch and a few communities during the day tomorrow. chance ave flurry, that's -- chance of a flurry, no melt, right around 30. and overnight tonight, couple snow showers possible. low temperatures in the teens and 20s again. so yeah, there may be slick spots tomorrow as well with temperatures climbing above the freezing mark, we're talking about, a little bit of melting that will occur tomorrow and then a refreeze. so no, we're at that time of the year when we have the temperatures above freezing, get some melting and patchy black ice. thursday, quick snow showers or flurry, doesn't amount to much. breezy though, so the wind chill will be around 20 on thursday. friday, chilly end to the week but the wind boent woent -- won't be so strong, and a little bit of light snow and that's an arctic front, ushers in a lot more cold air, only in the teens for highs on sunday. that's the coldest air we've had since last february. not as cold on monday.

okay, i was just noticing something on your graphic. could we pop that up again? >> the beating heart? >> so on valentine's day there's a heart but it says bitter! >> i should put a different word in there! >> for valentine's day, you need something else. >> i'll put frigid. >> all about the love. [ laughter ] just loving! okay, tuesday morning commute is underway out there, danielle with some good news about the mass pikeway. now, there's no longer a speed restriction from the new york border to boston, it had been reduced because of storm conditions. mass-dot tells us they have 1,600 crews clearing out snow and ice to get ready for the morning commute. they are ushlging you -- urging you to leave early if you can, give yourself extra time out there. >> wbz sports is brought to you

visit massbmw.com today for exceptional offers. well, historic bean pot final in the garden. >> all the latest highlights. >> last night the 64th bean pot final, bc and bu at the garden. the 22nd time these two teams have played for the championship. however, first time since 2012, they squared off in that final. going off in the garden, 8:53 to go, for the 1988 stanley cup finals in the old garden. that led to a 29 minute delay, but eventually they got going again, we have wide open hockey back and forth. watch the sequence in the third period, fitzgerald on the breakaway, sean makes the high season 41 saves. but the action goes right back the other way. greenway on the rush, making one of his 30 saves and takes the

too bad they had to lose. no score, he sees alex on, that's through traffic and it beats mcwire who -- maguire who never saw it. one in the final in tournament history. boston college wins the 20th bean pot championship. how about that? a lot of fun. and another big night at the garden right back there tonight. back to face the bruins for the first time since being traded to l.a. celtics in milwaukee to take on the bucks. i'm dan roach, wbz sports. >> if you -- dan roche, wbz sports. if you watched the super bowl, it was one of the highest, 112 voters tuned in the cbs broadcast, the record online, it was live streamed too just under 4 million people. that is the most ever! >> all right. well, you might remember

art auction underway. your chance to win a colorful portrait of steven tyler, it's made by skittles. featured in the super bowl commercial sunday night, the replica being auctioned off to support janie's fund, a nonprofit that helps support girls who have been abused and neglected. so that was a funny commercial, got a lot of attention out there and now raising money for a great cause. >> 112 million, that's amazing, a lot of eyeballs. coming up, a closer look at the hottest towns here in massachusetts. >> from good price to good schools, the best maces to buy -- places to buy a home, you'll be surprised who's on top. and later, conan o'brien heading back to h alma mater, why he's making a stop at

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there's a new list out ranking the hottest towns here in massachusetts, realtor anthony lamachia with me, you looked at the top across the state, we'll look at the top three. what this means for sales number? >> the largest percentage increase in overall sales in 2015 compared to 2014. so no favorites played at all, all about the numbers. percentage increase. >> all right, so number thee is lawrence. and you're wondering why lawrence? >> lawrence sales were up 36% compared to 2014 and here's why:

of homes, multifamily condo and single, 239,000. the lowest priced community in that area and now people are going to it. that happens as prices rise, people go to it. >> so affordability. now we have saugus, what's the saugus? >> so saugus sales were up 45%. compared to 2014, average price $335,000, saugus is a great town, great proximity to boston, 10 miles north, i know i mentioned to you before we started, in boston the average price is over $1 million, 10 miles north without traffic isn't so bad. $335,000? >> it's a big difference. city. >> it sounds like affordability is a theme here. >> yeah, i would say with big thing as well. >> everyone wants to be close to both. also, sir, we have wayland.

692,000, i can't say affordability, but overall sales up 46%. these numbers we're throwing out, 36, 45, these are huge numbers year over year to see a huge increase, river trail place, that had a significant impact but even with that aside it's an awesome community, i lived there for like a year when i was a kid, awesome community, pike. wonderful place to live. >> could there be the ponlt of a town -- possibility of a town being too hot? >> there are buyers that feel that way, we run in to it that with buyers, especially in the spring when they say that town, everything that's selling is selling over asking price, but if you're a seller, you love it. it makes things easier to sell when you're in a hot town and you price your home correctly. >> this is helpful, we appreciate it. thank you for your expertise. if you want that full list, go to our website, cbsboston.com. still to come in our next

new hampshire primary, the first voters have already cast their so far? this is jon keller. as we begin new hampshire primary day, let's reflect on lessons we have or should've far. morning". and watch for some slick spots this morning, kids athey head to the bus stop as well, teens this morning up around 30 this afternoon with a couple leftover flurries, the hat and dmrofs, i'm -- gloves, i'm tracking more snow showers tomorrow, we'll time those out, take a look at the skyline, stay with us, you're watching wbz

right now at 5:30, primary day in new hampshire, the first votes cast just after midnight. the winners from the tiny hamlet of dixville notch. plus making the final push

keller gives us his take on the election so far. >> conan o'brien heading back to harvard, the talk he's going to education. >> from the channel 4 studios in morning" . . >> good morning, everybody. thanks for being here with us, i'm kathryn hauser. >> and i'm chris mckinnon. it is 5:30 on your tuesday, february 9. hampshire, and here we're talking about the clean up. >> clean up underway but at least the weather's much quieter than yesterday for primary day. that's the good news. no excuse not to get out there and vote. >> yeah. >> just use caution, sidewalks, driveways, secondary roads will be slick heading out the door, couple leftover flurries too. let's zoom in a bit and a straight flurry or two, but may get a quick dusting, don't want

guard by a couple flakes. southern new hampshire, manchester back up to nashua as well, pop lin, couple flakes rolling. temperatures in the teens right now for most of us to low 20s in taunton, upper 20s from selma to chatham. there will be a couple snow showers or flurries but they won't amount to much. more slippery spots you have to watch out from the clean up yesterday. mainly cloudy with breaks of sunshine here or there. a flurry or two up around 30 for your midday lunch hour. the wind not nearly as strong, a flurry or two along the cape on your drive home, with temperatures in the mid to upper 20s. timing out snow showers, let's get you on the roads, extra time, leave early. yeah, absolutely, nothing to the north, just usual spots this time of morning for the south. live look over the expressway. that's already heavy and snow from east milton snow to the

and the split. kathryn? >> robi, thank you very much. all eyes on new hampshire this morning. residents of the granite state will head to the polls for the first in the nation primary. >> polls in some spots are set to open in just about 30 minutes. but others already cast their ballot overnight. people in the tiny hamlet of dixville notch traditionally open their polls at midnight, nine polys cast, bernie sanders won all democratic votes, ohio governor kasich took three, donald trump with three. the new hampshire primary the biggest test for the candidates but still a long way to go in the race for president. >> this morning, our jon keller looks at what we've learned from the election. >> reporter: finally it's here, we have months of this campaign before nominees are dededed or more -- decided or more if it gets thrown to the party conventions.

some of the issues this race has taught us. first, never underestimate the power of celebrity. that isn't the only reason donald trump has done better than any political novice since ross perot back in 1992. but it's the biggest reason. leading to big debate readings, crowds and wall to wall media coverage. if he does well today and stays in the mix, he may wind up needing more than his celebrity status, but so far all he's needed. second, never underestimate voter fatigue with politics as usual. on paper, hillary clinton looked unstoppable. but bernie sanders offered an articulate but unpassioned alternative. facing the same challenges as trump going forward, expanding his base and filling some of the glaring holes in this platform. like how he's going to pay for what he promises. but once again, at least in the early going, it pays to be different.

lesson about paying too much attention to polls and pundits. early campaign polls measure name recognition and not much more. even later on, they often lag behind changes in public opinion as we saw in iowa. and pundits who emphatically predict outcomes before votes are cast are selling snake oil. and one final lesson learned from campaign 2016, there has to be a better way of doing this. your feedback is welcome via e-mail at keller@wbztv.com. or on twitter at @kelleratlarge. senator elizabeth warren won't face reelection until 2018 but already bringing in serious campaign money. federal election commission records show the massachusetts democrat collected more than $2.7 million in contributions in 2015 and ended the year with more than $3 million left in her campaign account. those donations came from nearly

just about 5:35 right now, the oscars just three weeks away and yesterday the nominees gathered for the oscar luncheon ahead of the award show. >> as they arrive ted beverly hilton, they -- arrived at the beverly hilton, they arrived with signs from protesters with #oscarsowhitetaufforlack for lack of diversity two years in a row. heading to the college campus to talk about the value of a liberal arts education and take questions from students, conan o'brien will be there, and will be live streamed through the university's website. marcus tumble overseas. >> new concerns over the global sxhi and what it -- economy and what it could mean today. how many drones in the states? the startling new numbers turning heads this morning. the time is here, the

coming up, we'll take you along the new hampshire campaign trail. the city of cambridge has many iconic landmarks and historic buildings. on friday, another grand opening. the newest celebration is for a public toilet! apparently it's long overdue but worth a ribbon cutting?

some good news at the gas pump, the price of gas now the

aaa says gas is selling here for around $1.77 a gallon. that's down $.04 lower from last last year. a 6-month-old panda learning how to climb a tree, bei bei, the youngest cub at the smithsonian zoo in dc, she had trouble getting up and down but mom's there helping her learn to climb a tree. >> cutest video of the morning. >> i mean, when i was a kid climbing trees, my mom was like get down from there! [ laughter ] >> not gracefully carrying you down? >> yeah, and by the way, we have a birthday celebration today. >> yeah, so my son ethan turns 1 today, first birthday. >> i cannot believe it's been a year! >> neither can i! i'm having a moment about it. and unfortunately, he has an ear infection, poor kid, happy birthday with an ear infection. but time flies. unbelievable. >> and his birthday party, hopefully not going to get a bad ear infection.

>> happy birthday to ethan, i'm sure he's watching at home. starbucks feeling the love this valentine's day. plus, new concerns about the stock exchange, jill wagner is live with us at the new york stock exchange, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, the trading day around the globe, japan's market plunged 5%, a wild day on wall street yesterday. at one point the dow fell 400 points, stocks bounced back a bit. the dow finished the day 177 down 79. the skies are getting a lot more crowded. the faa says they're now 325,000 registered drone owners in the united states which is actually pilots. the faa says the number of actual drone are higher than that because most drone operators have more than one.

quite like coffee and chocolate, starbucks is grew broouing -- brewing up three special drinks, a molten chocolate latte, molten chocolate frappuccino and a molten hot chocolate, available through february 14. chris and kathryn. >> two of my favorite things, chocolate and coffee. >> joe, we love you alatte! >> love you alatte, jill! [ laughter ] >> reporter: you guys are so creative and cute in the morning. >> thank you very much! we'll see you tomorrow morning! >> come to boston! [ laughter ] coming up, a check of your traffic and weather together, mus a look at the day's top stories, including the first votes cast in the new hampshire primary. >> and a big party underway right now, the mardi gras celebrations going on in new orleans. good morning, it's primary day, the polls set to open here in bedford high, i'm shante lend and i'll have the details coming up.

with the weather watchers, great to see so many reports and thank you for the weather watchers, let's check in new hampshire temperatures in the teens, 19 degrees are, nashua it's a chilly start, dawn says three and a half inches of snowfall and an additional snow ontd roads after -- on the roads after plowing. use caution, slippery spots, timing out more snow showers tomorrow, hour by hour when we come back, stay with us. what is going on? today we're going to run a slalom course. not down the mountain, but up it... that's terrifying. ...in one of these. sweet the chevy silverado offers a combination of 4wd and an exclusive "auto-locking rear differential" let's do this. so, if a rear wheel starts to slip, the axle automatically locks to provide better traction.

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good morning to you, the party is underway in the french fat tuesday. >> the celebrations kicked off last night with a big parade down bourbon street, people trying to get their fill of [ indiscernible ] before lent kicks off tomorrow on ash wednesday. one of the most fun cities. >> one of the places on my bucket list. >> telling you, the food is fantastic! >> fat tuesday. >> ben -- benoits right now. now we're talking coffee and breakfast! a look at the weather with danielle, the clean up is underway. >> we had a friend's

place! in the teens all over the place, slick spots and leftover driveways, secondary roads, a flurry or two this morning. that's about it. we're in the 20s back down to the cape. let's zoom in a little bit and the real feel by the way, colder. the wind obviously not as strong, a breeze, seven in boston and worcester. you want to be bundled up out the door. not a lot of melting, freezing mark south of boston back down to the cape, 30 in the city, north and west of town will do it today. not a whole lot of melting that occurs, a snow shower that comes in chl the window. the window will be pretty light, the teens most of the suburbs. tomorrow, scattered snow showers and it's kind of like summer time thunderstorms. not everybody will see the snow showers but where wh -- when they do come through, a coating of perhaps an inch, temperature in the mid 30s, melting that occurs during the day tomorrow.

snow back across northern maine right now. here's what i'm talking about, see back to our west? clusters of showers and snow, rain the closer you get to the coastline. but snowing in our nation's capitol, big upper level energy that will swing through. what that means for us, not a lot, peak, a flurry, peeks of sunshine, snow showers come in the mid to early afternoon in a lot of spots and the lingering in the evening hours. will be steadier snow to our north. i don't anticipate a huge impact here in southern new england. but there may be some slick spots resulting where they come through. next area of low pressure comes through on thursday. with a little piece of energy. doesn't mean a whole lot. maybe a quick snow shower or flurry. an active pattern in the next couple kais but -- days but no big snowstorms. mid 30s tomorrow, melting snow. it will be breezy on thursday.

in the teens and low 20s. friday, chilly end to the week and then an arctic front comes in, maybe light snow to watch friday night in to the first part of saturday. we'll keep an eye on that. and then saturday night, arctic air comes in, we're talking about subzero temperatures, could be record cold morning lows and highs not out of the lower teens valentine's day, not as chilly for the start of next week. traffic and weather together, what's going on? a problem on the bridge and slowdowns north and south. a disabled car on the zincham bridge blocking the right lane, a wrecker just arrived on the northbound sign of route 93 hopefully they get that cleared up. from the south, route 3 northbound, bumper to bumper, union street to the expressway, east milton street and ponsit circle. one significant back up reported

andover stretch between 495 and 133. chris? primary day in new hampshire, the candidates making their final pitches to voters. >> the first votes already cast, here are your top stories on this tuesday morning. >> reporter: good morning, i'm at bedford high, voting actually started just after midnight but we had new results from two other hamlets, if you want to take a look at your screen. in harts location, sanders beat clinton 12-7, kasich finished for the republican with five votes, followed by trump and -- cruz was the first followed by trump with three votes. now back live at new bedford high, the polls are set to open specifically at 7:00. i'm chantee lans in bedford, new hampshire.

good morning, i'm nicole jacobs live in manchester new hampshire, one of many locations here in the granite state where candidates are wooing voters. so far we know donald trump of course is leading the republicans. that has been the case all along here. but that has been consistent. and the same is for bernz for the -- bernie sanders for the democrats who continue to lead hillary clinton with a double digit lead. but there's also that undecided voter that could really change things up here in new hampshire. coming up at 6:00, hear more from candidates as they're making their final push. we're live in manchester, new hampshire. morning". and from the primaries to our other top stories, a concerning new data breach to tell you about, hackers published contact information for 20,000 fbi employees on twitter yesterday. that leak comes just a day after personal data from homeland security employees was posted. investigating. officials say it does not appear the hackers got access to private information like social security numbers.

on the roads, the slick conditions blamed for this zebt -- accident in connecticut. 30 people injured when a charter bus rolled over i-95 in madison, heading from new york city city to mohegan sun casino. several passengers on a cruise ship posted online conditions. >> winds forcing the royal caribbean ship to make a u-turn one day after setting sail for new jersey, at one point the captain ordered everyone to stay in their rooms. and casey anthony opening their own business, paperwork reportedly uncovered shows the florida mother launching a photography business in west palm beach. the company also owned by a private investigator, a man the anthony family hired to look in to the daelth of -- death of 2-year-old kaylee in 2008. talking to the

massachusetts, a city known for great universities, fine restaurants, and the kiosk where you can get newspapers from all over the world. >> but one thing they haven't had until now, a public restroom. and this week they're actually holding a grand opening celebration, robi is here with more. >> do you have your tickets? [ laughter ] suddenly you get the call of nature when you're shopping. you ask the store clerk if you can use the restroom, sorry, employees only. you'll have to go somewhere else. an ongoing problem in cambridge for years, finally doing something about it. behold, a free standing, high tech, ecofriendly public toilet. here's your sneak peek before it's unveiled friday at noon. you can soon sit on the throne at mass avenue and church street. sturdy, graffiti resistant and it actually flushes! this one is modelled after the portland loo, a stainless steel

portland, oregon, years of planning, necessary after the only nearby restroom at a church closed down because the problem of people dealing drugs or overdoses in the stall. so, we want to know what you think about this, especially the whole ribbon cutting dedication part. not everyone is excited about this. marie writes on facebook, so basically they're having a big party to celebrate a fancy porta-potty? because i'm sure it won't stay clean for very long. none of them do. number of ways to comment, our website, twitter or facebook. love to it hear from you, reading more comments coming up in the 6:30 half hour. chris and kathryn? >> got to find a really good air freshener to put in there! [ laughter ] all right, still to come, the votes are in and we're not talking about the new hampshire primary. >> the social media campaign to name a young polar bear cub, stay with us, you're watching

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