america runs on dunkin'. now at 6:30, record-setting temperatures. hundreds are without power but hang on, big change. some of the coldest weather we have had in almost 6 years. a warm-up and snow is on the way and the unexpected death of antonin scalia. many asking who should nominate his successor. >> do you believe you will walk in? >> i hope so. >> her life-changing injury, recovery and hope for the future. live from the

wbz news at 10 starts right now. -- starts right now. would begin with the trained in the dangerously cold weather. rescue crews -- there were 41 people stuck on one trams. seven people on the other. they were between 50 and 75 feet from the terminals. it took rescuers to help these people. repelling down from the trends. admin chemical issue -- a mechanical issue cause the lockup. subzero temperatures and wind chills more than 30 below and the temperature will drop again tonight here that those elected blankets ready tonight. we have not seen code like this in more than half a century. we do have live team coverage tonight.

it is ever so cold. more than a week ago, this is the coldest there i can remember coming down from canada. it was going to be a direct shot and eps directly last night -- it hit us directly last night. nine below which is historic in boston. the lowest since 1957. when it was 12 below. record by 5 degrees. the boston record by 6 degrees setback in 1934. we got back down to nine is mine this morning making this record. right now, it is a mild 11 degrees but it still feels like 5 degrees below.

dropping off tonight but so with the temperatures. and we're talking of temperatures going subzero tonight and a winter weather advisory tonight and late tomorrow into tuesday for boston. more to say about that and how much snow in just a few minutes. is hard to stay warm indoors without heat. we have had power outages across the state. kim -- jim is there life tonight. >> reporter: it has been a miserable day in east boston. is still no power and that means no heat and on the night like this, that adds up to a dangerous situation. >> one man ran to the window and the other on the of the side of the street blew up. >> just what this neighborhood

transformer blowing up leading to a fire. all of this on the coldest day in decades leading to no electricity and no heat. >> now, we have no power and it is called.>> reporter: what is that like? >> for right now, i am putting up with it until it gets really cold. we can sit in the bus and get heated.>> reporter: the situation was serious enough to call in the red cross. >> there are a number of units without heat at the moment. we may have to go to a shelter situation. we are working together to get supplies in case that happens. >> reporter: a huge generator was brought in to supply heat while the work goes on but victor rodriguez is not taking chances. he is leaving with his family.

of here right now.>> reporter: the places cold and your kids are freezing? >> right. we want to get out of here because it is too cold. >> reporter: the last time i checked, it was 11 degrees so this can be a life-threatening situation. if you do not have heat. just minutes ago, they started up that huge generator and that will lead to electricity for some of these homes. we will stay on this story. the extreme cold affecting orange county today. crews working on track repairs all morning long in that frigid air. the problem is causing some delays. 10 below temperatures to fix a broken water main in brockton. the line ruptured at main and aims. there was another breaks not long ago. workers plan to replace a 200

-- 200 foot section of that water main. this was in one of the corridors. not out on the course and there were no delays. hartford and boston police are searching for a missing man, 24-year-old zachary morrow was last seen last night in samuel hall. his family says he was going out said -- outside to smoke and he vanished. his family says he has never done anything like this before. antonin scalia and his -- the death of anthony scalia is sending shockwaves. the president's constitutional duty to fill that seat and they -- and mark albert has the details.

and el paso funeral homes. the flag out front is lowered to half staff. the president a tribute. he will no doubt be remembered as one of the most consequential judges and thinkers on the supreme court. >> reporter: he was often seen as the key support which frequently split. the president said he would nominate a replacement setting up an epic battle with republicans under the direction of the court. >> there is -- mitch mcconnell, down to block any obama -- vowed to block any appointment until a new president is in office. >> it is totally out of step with our history and constitutional principles. it is beyond my

the level of republican obstruction against obama from day one. funeral arrangements have not been announced. mark adalbert, cbs news, the supreme court. the republican candidates were back on the trail today. one week before the primary and pulls -- polls showed donald trump in the leg -- in the lead. but marco rubio won the night. donald trump finished second. pope francis led an open air mass in one of the most violent suburbs, more than 300,000 people gathered. this may be his largest event yet in mexico. he specifically chose a portion calling for peace. after a horrific accident.

from everyone. strangers, friends, family, it is incredible.>> reporter: the hockey player opens up about recovery. to locals giving back to military family members with love. it's going to be a cold night coming up with many below zero. it's not going to be much went without. we will give you details coming up.

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i get down sometimes. >> a positive attitude is helping tina lane through one life.

cord injury. >> since then, she has been working on her strength and has made huge strides. this is the final game. it is also known as dinner date. -- [ indiscernible ]. the positive attitude and with a smile on her face.>> the 24- year-old, the ice is her home in this pack is her family. and as a member of the national women's hockey league, she the ice with her teammates. in a wheelchair. -- she took to the ice with her teammates. in a wheelchair. she suffered a severe spinal cord injury. >> i was worried, right when it happened, that i mess it up. and i knew i would not get to

hospital. >> that's a little thing. difficult but she keeps us all going. >> i get down sometimes. i just think, it could be worse. it could be worse. >> joining together as a family first. it is important the road to recovery. >> this is been a day. we're really proud of her. >> reporter: who constantly rally around her. >> she thinks so positive. it's hard not to stay positive with her because she is determined to get better every day. >> i just want to thank everyone so much for all of their support. >> reporter: do you believe you

>> oh, yes.>> reporter: den allaying, a fighter, competitor and a friend to so many. wbz news. >> she is a remarkable woman. our best to her. it is called. >> [ laughter ] >> i would say, we could cold.>> i cannot remember it being so cold. take a look at the video that. fisher shot this morning. >> the air above that water is so cold that you get the -- so much warmer. 40 degrees. swimming. >> [ laughter ] sac it is so crazy to get that arctic sea smoke in these temperatures. >> it her to go outside. >> it really did. we have not had a record low

there has not been a record low temperature and boston and we meet -- we beat it by 60 degrees so that is truly astonishing. thanks to everybody for sending in those pictures. we just have a handful. but many dozens of reports this morning. littleton middle school -15. and over, -15. all of the spots. and right now, it is 11 above zero and it will not go above zero like the nine below last night but much of suburbia will be below zero and without much wind. you can see that we're clearly in the cold quarter of the country. folks have gone on vacation in this week. down south, maybe the theme

temperatures in the 60s. it will be a little cooler in florida than it was but clearly, we're in the cold corner. and most direct hit, a powerful direct hit with that powerful wind last night. you will not here in the win tonight with that powerful center coming over the top of us, the wind chill temperature is below zero but small, it will be going well into the 20s as a clouds over four presidents' day and more snow coming in tomorrow. subzero range tomorrow with clear skies and calm winds. five or 10 degrees below. we start to go into the 20s tomorrow and that is a big recovery. the going to the 30s tomorrow evening with snow in the region and we make it a coating of an inch before rain. can you believe that? rain comes in from the south. rain to the northwest of boston

lower 50s in boston. that is truly remarkable. we have winter weather advisory's north of boston from late tomorrow afternoon early into tuesday. the potential is there for coding and up to an inch of snow. it does go over to sleep and freezing rain and switches to freezing rain. here's my forecast for the next seven days. that 36 tomorrow will not happen until tomorrow evening. 20s tomorrow but it is not a mistake. 52 and the winds later -- whether late tomorrow. -- weather late tomorrow. i think we almost survive the most historic old wave that we have had and sometimes. the boston bruins are making history today. was it enough to give them me when?

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18 five and three. that's. they beat minnesota yesterday and they are off to a fast start with this one. the fastest start in team history. the net. his 28 of the season just eight into the game. if the bruins had been around, they have never before scored a goal to start off the game. but to try quickly tied boston retaken the lead 14 seconds. theater in the first, the got another. jennifer cannot handle the past. here's david creek. off to zach.

louis erickson temps at and. on the past from david. erickson with goals and form and last five and the fruits -- the rental up 3-1. wide-awake, the got back in. 27 seconds after making the switch. 100 games. and its 54. third-period, here we go. the power play. he goes behind the detroit net and find [ indiscernible ] who buries it. another shorthanded goal going to a 5-5 tide. is 12 of the season. second of the day making it 6-5 and that's how this one would end. posting syracuse and b.c.

second. he grabs his own and put the back. but the orangemen answer with the big 21 - 4 run. from tyler leiden. bceao and 12 in the b.c. losing 75-61. a gameplaying tonight in toronto. they have 113 and 17. the rumors surrounding the team and it's all about love. kevin love. the power forward with cleveland is supposedly someone the celtics would be interested in acquiring for the right price, whatever that would be. we will see if danny adams is indeed a busy man. last night, the gills competition. portland in the second round and he won that one without too much difficulty.

and a three-pointer at the other but in the final, carl anthony needed to knock down just one more three but could not do it before the count. that's how it would end. isaiah finishes second. want to show. look how high he is. the orlando magic unbelievable. the timberwolves who takes off just inside the free-throw line. he wins best. but there. called to, over time. duchesne a career-high 37. his head hit the rim. [ laughter ] >> a controversy tonight, i guess. it is never easy being away from loved ones on valentine's day. >> a business looking to make

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