so it couldn't get out of the station. as you can see the crowd is thined down quite a bit as trains have come in on the makeshift schedule and folks have gotten out. this woman came in from toteon -- stoughton how long did it take you to get in. >> reporter: three hours and how long will you invest tonight? >> i don't know. >> reporter: how do you feel about the t. >> i don't have feelings for the t right now. >> reporter: no good feelings. >> none that's good. >> reporter: all right we heard a lot of that. other folks have been kind of patient given the circumstances. i have to say different from the storms last winter, there have been quite a few t workers with t with commuter rail around and wearing colored vests and telling folks what they can expect and what track of stuff. so there has been a better flow of information this time around. but the commute is you can see that took folks 2, 3, hours this morning well the line is beginning to build again here and it looks like they will have another very similar

live at the back bay station tonight ken macleod wbz news. >> thanks so much. people look resigned to just waiting there. and that's not the only station filled with crowd and confusion. >> we go live to christina hager at south station. similar scene christina. >> reporter: well a crowd of people look up a at the big board trying to -- up at the big board trying to figure out confusing commute and host are being direct off the computer rail platforms and underground to the t platform. >> i will take the red line and orange line and back bay. >> reporter: extra employees were dispatched to south station for the evening commute to help commuters sort out confusing trips home. the hamburgs were on a cal egg- - college visit. >> they said the transit system was messed up so we took a cab. >> reporter: this morning amtrak announced the signal system at tower one had failed.

commuter rail trains to safely travel to south station a spokesperson for key oldis explains -- keoughis explains. >> it -- keolis. >> when the system goes out, it has an enormous impact. >> walk to the right through the open gate. >> reporter: after a hectic morning with commuters for forced to deboard before south station to stand in long lines and make unexpected connections amtrak crews wouldn't tracks trying to fix the issues -- crews were on the traction trying to fix the issues and using signs to direct limit trains slowly. >> scrambling around trying to figure out how to help people deal with the morning commute was not the preferred route and i get the frustration believe me. >> reporter: back live where there are now two lines runningat a limited basis to

everything else is coming out of other stations like back bay. from amtrak no word on when the signals and switches will be fixed or whether this will be back up to normal by the morning commute tomorrow. christina hager wbz news paula back to you. >> can you imagine if this drags into tomorrow morning. thanks so much. frustrated passengers took their complaints to twitter. let's look at a few here. this is from brian. he mocked the mbta recommendations that people find alternate transportation saying we had alternate transport we would not be using the mbta it's nobody's first choice. jason here was not too happy with the t blaming amtrak saying it's never your fault. you are-- your service has been this week has been a disaster. and gary here, wrote, epic failure today no excuse stop passing the buck fix this.

bill shields has been out there talking with passengers and is live in quincy i am sure you've had an earful. >> reporter: that's an understatement we got an earful as did everybody else. but you see people here waiting. the red line train stopped and everybody got off. some are waiting for buses but the question for commuters down below trying to get to kingston there are not enough trains right now. with commuter rail trains limited it had a ripple effect on the trains. red line trains were packed and there were long waits for the few commuter trains there was confusion and sometimes anger. >> i made it to work the morning was not fun and i got off at andrew square and walking to financial district because. >> reporter: from andrews square. >> yes because there was a broken down train. >> hopefully it will stop and it didn't. >> reporter: blame me.

there's nobody there so you areit. >> reporter: this afternoon the commuters are waiting for train to green bush in scituate. one commuter train showed up and they all started to get on board. but wrong train. it was heading the wrong direction into boston. how is the evening going. >> confusing, slow, frustrating. >> a little frustrating but everyone is trying conductors have been fantastic. it's challenging but as long as we get home safe to our kids it should be good. >> reporter: he's got a positiveattitude and that will go a long way obviously. but, it's not going to help the trains move faster sorry to say. reporting live, bill shields wbd news. >> thanks so much. so again, still no idea what will happen in the morning. so stay with wbz news we will have the latest on this mbta mess on the air and online. a revere police officer was seriously yrd when he crashed

his cruiser during a high speed pursuit. chase began in revere but ended when he crashed on marginal street in chelsea. the officer was taken to mass general after witnesses helped to pull him out of the cruiser. >> when he came out and put on the floor he was saying help his legs were hurting because when whoa tried to pick him up to walk he wasn't able to and i grabbed his legs and a pedestrian helping us out grabbed his articles and wecaredied him over here. >> the the officer is expected to make full recovery -- make a full recovery. the suspect is on the lose driving a white civic honda sedan. there are more calls for brian joyce to resign. joyce refused to answer questions when he left his home today. the massachusetts fiscal alliance presented a leter to the senate president -- letter to the senate president to start the process of exspelling joyce. yesterday fbi raided his law office in canton.

investigation for ethics and campaign finance vie layinger. two comments from pope and sis on politics and birth control. he told reporters that contraception foreed byent in the catholic -- forbidden in the catholic church could be a lesser evil a stop the zika. eye has caused birth defects and francis said on the plane back to the vatican from mexico that donald trump is not christian if he wants to build a wall along the u.s. mexico border. trump said it was disgraceful for a religious leader to question someone's faith. last fall when the pope visited the u.s. catholicsjumped at chance to see him. >> but it turned into a nightmare. coming up the outrageous conditions customers found when they boarded buses to philadelphia. >> plus, the murder of amy lord 2 1/2 years ago. some believe atm panic buttons might have saved her life. why doesn't we have them yet?

>> yeah. day one officially reporting for pitchers and catchers for is back. >> we wee see all his reports and they are in florida but not so bad here. a spring like weekend forecast when we come back. >> live pictures once again in back bay station tonight. mbta problems that lingered throughout the day as you can see chearl not resolved this evening. we continue to follow this mess on the t and we will bring you

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kidnapped hours after he killed amy lord. >> i unlocked the door and he came up from behind me and pushed me in. and locked the door. >> balancean tine is featured in investigation discovery's crime series called see no evil and the episode that airs february 23 kayleigh talks about the night a alemany attacked her. >> we can only speculate what went on knowing where she lived and knowing where roommates lived and knowing the car and a lot of things that might have caused another just realize that i better cooperate and i better do what he says and all i can think about is fair and it hit me look at her in the videos and still does. >> haunting case for so many people. alemany drove her to different atms and forced her to take out moneych the fact drove a push to install new security

>> but 2 st. years later nothing has been done. we have a closer look at reasons why. >> reporter: the horrifying images reenforced fears at atm. >> i avoid going to the atms at night or by myself. >> it should be a button to say it's a emergency going on. >> reporter: amy lord's murder seemed like it would spur action at the statehouse for a safety bill. requiring a panic button that would dial 911 in an emergency. it was something advocates like david green had been fighting for for years. >> what happened to amy lord you know might not have happened had the measures been in place. but we will never know. >> reporter: but the bill met heavy opposition from the banking industry. 2014 they told the i team. >> as far as we could see in that instance, there was nothing else that the banks could have done. >> reporter: the mass bank he is association spert more than a million dollars lobbying sayingthere are not enough atm

the bill didn't pass in the wake of the murder. this year, they filed the bill again. chris walsh is coresponseoing this bill and hopeful it will lead to better data how and you and where atm crimes happen. perhaps blunting some of the arguments. >> if you don't have the statistical background knowledge of what's happening, you basically say so how much do we want to intervene in something that actually might not be terribly broken. >> reporter: ian walsh says the passage is still a long shot. in boston lauren laman lamanic wb-- leamanczyk wbz news. >> a big difference compared to last february is look at this 13 behoe average in 2015 and this year so far, big extremes -- below average in 2015 and

dead average tonight. snowfall 15 inches for the month and, of course, the the seasonal snowfall there's no comparison this stretch last year february 6th to 20th we went below zero 400 straight hours and didn't reach 32 and we averaged about 14 degrees bow lee-- below the norm. this is a complete 180 for us. quiet tonight and clear skies and much of the east nothing to trackp one system well-off to the west that will bring a it up of snowfall. tonight clear skies and calming winds and single digits and teens and starlight and moonlight and tomorrow morning a cold start. but again, the winds not the factor tomorrow morning and for much of the the day it will be fairly calm looking at a tgif mostly sunny and nice winter day and clouds will increase as we head through the afternoon and evening. our sunset at 5:21 getting later every day. and high of 40 in boston and upper 30s for most mid-30s across the higher terrain in central massachusetts. which is right on target for

as we head to tomorrow night the weak storm system approaches and brings a curtin of wet know -- curtain of know fall but some flakes will transition to -- snowfall but some flakes will transition and we will get a break and more on saturday. a coating to an inch possible and a chance for 1 to 3 in northern new england. it's not a lot but better than nothing for the ski areas. the weekend reminds me of a march forecast. saturday a few showers gustysouthwest -- gusty southwest winds and quieter and brighter and more change for sunday night into monday. another quick moving system could bring us a shot of wet snowfall and rain sunday night into early on a monday morning. so very fast moving jet stream zonial and keeps things on weaker side and as we look at weekend 50 on saturday. upper 40s on sunday.

less wind and more sunshine. and it will be 40 degrees warmer than what we saw last sunday so a cleat change for valentine day weekend. we are tracking a potential storm system for next week. right now, stale lot of uncertainty -- still a lot of uncertainty. we can't draw the rain snow line this early. we are focusing on wednesday for the storm potential. accu-weather 7-day cool down to start next week. low 40s on monday and 30s on tuesday and then updates on the wednesday. david and paula over to you. >> thanks. there's breaking news coming in from umass am hers hers. please say -- am herst. >> officers are telling stewed don't shelter in place. they have sent emergency alerts to students via text and e- two suspects are involved. so we will stay on top of that and bring you updates as we get

here as we get into the rest of the week pictures and --pitchers and catchers reporting for the first time. >> and celtics big trade deadline but anything happen? >> you got that right. two big stories going on today. red sox pitchers and catchers reporting for duty in fort myers and this afternoon nba trade deadline. starting with deadline for celtics nothing happening. danny ainge stayed with the current roster for the rest of the season. >> we feel like we came close untimately we didn't. we spent a lot of time and put a lot of effort in a i think my staff did a fantastic job but we didn't get anything accomplished we wanted to do because there were no deals we felt were good enough. >> and he said kelly got a second opinion on the injured right shoulder and didn't reveal a diagnosis but said the a couple weeks.

ailment and no surgery will be necessary. time for the other big story red sox pitchers and catchers reporting to spring training. dan roche joins us live with the latest. >> reporter: thanks very much. every one present and accounted for here in fort my he is for pitchers and catchers the only one not here joe kelly he's welcomed a baby boy with his family this past week and will be here next woke as for the mood upbeat and ready to go. under the palm trees here in fort myers, a sure sign of spring resinates from here to boston. baseball is back. >> we are eager to get started and always spring training is such i think an energetic time of the year and we are looking forward to a exciting 2016. >> reporter: farrell wellwell come the day after missing final 6 weeks of 2015 season due to stage one limb phona that is in remission. >> each day has a little

not when you or anyone that's gone through a similar situation you have great are appreciation of the some of the every day small things of life. >> reporter: on the field, he welcome the new addition of 217 million dollar man david price who is happy to be here. >> let's get it going. everything to me is so new. so throwing the ball i am capable of throwing and having fun. >> reporter: farrell has a ace on back end of the pitching staff after the sox got all star closer craig kimbrel from san diego. >> he will thrive on energy fenway gives us in the 9th and people will attach to the velocity he will bring from the mound. >> reporter: and again the first official workout for pitchers and catchers tomorrow and let's looking to leave the last place behind them and expected to be a serious mood as they get going. a lot on the line in 2016. dan roche now back to you steve.

the bruins continue the 6 gameroad trip so far looking pretty good. 3-1 on the journey. david and paula back to you. >> thanks so much. up next, a tragic accident at a circus and why federal investigators say this show

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tonight a operator is being fined and criticize for a tent collapse in new hampshire a 41- year-old man and 6-year-old daughter when killed when the tent collapsed during storm. osha says the florida company running the circus ignored the storm and ignored the wind warnings. and in addition the ten was not properly secured. osha want to find circus company more than 33,000 dollars. but they have a chance to appeal. a judge has acquitted a school superintendent on the cape on charges that he broke into a student's home. boyan hi has been charged with breaking and entering and trespassing as well. prosecutors had said he went into a 17-year-old's home

she lived in the district. but the judge found he was not guilty. however, he is still suspended and the school committee must decide if he is going to keep his job. tonight david a new lawsuit says a trip to see pope francis was anything but divine. a revere tour company is suing 3 bus companies that it hired to take customers from boston to the papal advice knit philadelphia last fall. the tour company says the buses were in terrible condition broken windows and drivers ignored customers and their needs and the suit says one driver fell asleep behind the wheel. >> i guess you have to see the pope to make it worthwhile. >> you would start praying if you are on a bus like that.

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update on breaking news a shelter in place order at umass amhearst a hostile armed person is seen near the hall.

at the hall from google earth. this is a freshman dorm we are talking about located in the southwest portion of the umass campus a freshman dorm. officers are telling students to shelter in place until further notice. and they have been sending emergency alerts to student via text and e-mails. police are saying it's possibly two suspects are involved and i have to say i have been contacted by a umass amherst parent being transparent but unnerving for a parent to watch this from afar and seeing it as it evolves. >> and they have given a description of one of the people the hostile person wearing a sweatshirt and gold chain. people told to stay indoors and we will follow this throughout evening. in the meantime, as we head out today tonight. >> cold and calm tonight. we will be back in the single digits and teens but a quiet day tomorrow. and the weekend, feeling like march near 50 both days and if

day it is sunday. >> how come dan goats to florida and you are -- goes to florida and you are here my got back from the super bowl. >> thanks for watching. >> see you back here at 11. >> pelley: now it's a holy war between trump and pope. a religious leader to question a person's faith is disgraceful. >> pelley: also tonight, two days before the nevada caucus, a personal side of hillary clinton. >> my mother met me at the door, and she said, "there is no room for cowards in this house." >> pelley: a hospital pays ransom to hackers to get its computers back. and from football to footlights. >> i got good feet. >> pelley: a former nfl star pulls off the play of a lifetime it may sound odd, but all i