this and the main lines arrives after midnight-we could have lightning and thunder in here within the heaviest downpours that will see the strongest winds. and 9 a.m. tomorrow morning so faster to the west where you will have better morning commute last exit cape cod wind' advisories for gusts 40 to 60 miles per hour. more on this storm and what while. david. >> appreciate it stay up to date on the storm with the cbs weather app check out live radar and get a personalized forecast for free. find it in the apple and android stores. breaking news now at 6. putting construction and hiring at the wynn casino at hold. liam martin has breaking details. >> reporter: it's a lawsuit from the city of somerville forced wynn to put construction of that casino on hold. wnn-- wynn cleared a number of

the water front but somerville is protesting one of the environmental permits with a lawsuit saying that the extra traffic is not only inconvenient but also unhealthy. >> the wynn casino project will put 18,000 extra cars per day 18,000 extra cars per day on local roadways pumping tons of exhaust into the air we breath. >> reporter: wment ynn said -- wynn says wheel they have never been motivateded to build the resort -- motivated to build the resort but the appeal by somerville's mayor leaves no choice but to shut down permanent building construction. they hoped to complete construction by late 2018. that is now all up in the air. paula and david. developing news now a missing holbrook mom fond alive. she disappeared monday moments before she was supposed to pick up her son. bill shields is live with the

>> reporter: we still don't know. in fact police have a lot of questions. there's no good explanation as to why judy sales left home. but there are a lot of relieved people around here that she is safe when cliff sales left there must have been a feeling of relief. his wife judy was found in connecticut alive and physically unharmed. >> we located her in waterford connecticut and she was located by a citizen who had seen the car on the news and pulled into a shopping mall and saw the vehicle and called us. >> reporter: she was in it. >> she was not in the vehicle when it was first located she walked up to the vehicle afterwards. >> reporter: mondaya noon about 2:30 judy sales went to pick up her 10-year-old son at school. she drove away from the family home but never showed up at his school at 6 her husband called police but no one could find her until a passer-by in

her car today at a mall. show asked to be taken to a hospital. >> no criminal responsibility but she is there with the proper authorities and her husband is in route and we are gladeverything worked out. >> reporter: >> i am glad. >> reporter: that's all he would say as he he left the police station is to -- station to join his wife in connecticut. so again judy sales is in a hospital in connecticut and presumably her husband is with her by now. but again, no explanation as to why she left the family reporting live bill shields wbz news. >> thanks tonight a police officer is facing charges for hit-and-run. today 28-year-old ryan callinanis accused of hitting a bicyclist and taking off. the victim has been released

to tragedy in barry a teen killed her brother or she was killed and her brother badly injured in a crash this morning. ken macleod is live with the story. >> reporter: the high school opened two hours late because officials wanted to give public works crews more time to work on the icy rural roads out here. but still, just after 9 this morning, a red k a on the way to the school -- kia on the way to the school the driver lost control and hit a tree. no one saw the accident. but passers-by called 911. rescuers went into the wreckage with the jaws of life but weren't able to save the driver. 17-year-old brittany murch. she was dead at the scene. her 15-year-old brother griffin was cut from the front passenger seat and rushed to umass medical center in worcester where we understand he is in critical condition with his mom at his bedside.

was a struggle even for veteran officers. >> it's tough for anyone who has to go through this or responded. as a father myself high heart goes out to the family i can only imagine the pain they are going through. >> reporter: now the chief tells me he is not shower if ice or speed were factors and says that will be up to state police. there was another accident a few miles away at just about the same time and the chief says the woman who was driving live. >> barry ken macleod. we showed you this offer of the accused drunk driver falling down today the man was arraigned in the hospital bed. thomas mohan plead not guilty to driving uninfluence. he will -- under the influence. the 39-year-old victim remains in critical condition.

on the charles today using sonar equipment to scan the watter in hopes of finding zachary marr. new surveillance video appears to show the 22-year-old falling into the water there. after leaving the tavern in boostan few weeks end ago. to an i-team exclusive. >> whose placard is that. >> nothing to say. >> a construction worker caught in the act. using the hand capped placard -- handicapped placard. one of the watch dogs cause it a problem. >> saying it takes up the spots for those who need them and cost millions in potential packing revenue. ryan kath explains what could be done to curb the ace buses. >> reporter: ryan kath checking into a tip i've been park for freebie using someone else's handicapped placard. >> nothing to say. >> reporter: whose placard is is that. >> nothing to say. >> reporter: mark walked by the car trying to pretend it

isn't your car here. >> no. >> reporter: we watched you drive it several times and seen you do this day after day. it's true 5 different times we saw mark's white chevy parked here hanging in the mir outer handicapped placard of a man who died several years ago. a placard allows you to park all day outfeeding a meter. >> it's yong and they -- it's wrong and they he should do something about it. >> reporter: why does that bother you. >> i am paying for my. >> reporter: does the abuse keep growing. >> it hasn't let up. >> reporter: the i been spor has been -- inspentor has been track -- inspector has been track the problem for years. the temptation for parking all day is too much to resist for some drivers. we spotted this trio of construction workers finish theshifts and got into -- get no a car with a placard. ease of getting the privilege contributes to the abuse. is the state issuing too many placards. >> absolutely.

scrutiny by the motor vehicles on the the application to ensure people reask them qualify. >> reporter: no explains for why you would do that. >> no get away from me. >> reporter: mark didn't have any answers but this final piece of video speaks volumes. driving away after a day's work with the placard of a dead person hanging nearby. so what can be done? other states use a two tier system that's when people who have a disability that prevents them from using a meter park for free. but everyone else with a placard still has to pay. spinor general -- inspector general recommends a similar approach here in massachusetts. ryan kath. >> quite a story thanks. still to come, the art of healing. >> how local hospital is using music to help people with traumatic brain injuries. >> plus, bringing flavors to the street iconic massachusetts doughnut shop but tough act fast.

day one of full squad walkouts. john fareil dressing the team and brings up his cancer battle and hear what the players have

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well tonight keeping our eye on another storm system that is headed in this direction. >> this one is pabbing heavy rain -- pack heavy -- packing heavy rain and strong wind and eric has been tracking it and we are thinking the ground is not frozen so tree roots are vulnerable in the wind. >> soggy and that could bring down trees as we head into late tonight and tomorrow morning. maids mazing to see in -- amazing to see here. red squares are tornado warnings and if you look at the radar, you know what month isn't. look at the storm system all spun up here around the ohio valley blizzard conditions on one side and this one a little ahead of the time usually you see a storm like this maybe in march or early april. something like that.

and look at the squall line coming through washington in the middle of rush hour. this is all lit up with severe thunderstorm warnings or gusting over 70 miles per hour. storms themselves are moving 70 miles per hour off to the north and east. and that's the line we are going to watch for later tonight. won't be as severe but it's going to bring issues in southern new england. in the meantime, we have the appetizer downpours and showers scattered about the area. and this is well out ahead of that mainline of storms. right now heavier rain that's moving through the milton area and quincy and seeing heavy downpours on the expressway and down towards the braintree split. most of this is heavy rainfall with ponding on the roadways and slow travel for sure and there's still fog and icy conditions also to contend w depends on location. quarter mile visibility in worcester half mile in boston and marshfield and look at temps and many areas in worcester county are dealing with ice on the trees and some bent over by the weight. and cold air holding it's way across the region and look towards the south and east and you have warmer air in the

very slowly that's going to take over as we head through the overnight hours. and i keep mentioning it and we have had a couple storms like this model don't do well with cold air. they always try to rush it out and it doesn't happen that way so don't think anyone here north and west of 495 you won't get into the 40s until 10 or later on tonight. and certainly across the board in new hampshire it will be after midnight tonight. everywhere else the cold will give way. heading past midnight we haveheavy down porns chance for hf thunder and light nick. -- downpours a chance of heavy thunder and lightning. it may be out of here to take away from the impact of the morning commute. heavy rainfall lined up in eastern mass by 8 it is moving offshore very mild temps out the door starting the day. but there could be leftover debris from strong winds taking down limbs and trees during the early morning hours. the chance for couple more popup showers as we head into tomorrow afternoon.

heaviest of downpours after midnight gusting 40 to 60 out of the south and whoa could see damage with that. but not just with the storms in the morning. wind kicks up again during the day tomorrow so throughout the thursday for power crews who might be out there. we could still see gusts close to 60 miles per hour tomorrow afternoon especially in south eastern parts of the state. so we are looking at heavy rain and flooding and damaging wind gusts and outside chance we could see severe thunderstorm warning issued tonight and tomorrow morning and it would be for the strong winds moving through. high temps 61 in boston tomorrow as well as plymouth 56 in fitchburg and jaffrey up to 54 melt willing away the ice. short of records for the date. but still way up above the norm for late february. and things calm down and end of the week it's cooler and breezy on friday and looking at a pretty good weekend. milder air returns on sunday and we even come close to 60 degrees again on monday for the final day of the month. so here's accu-weather 7-day forecast. upper 30s beesy on friday and

bright back to 50 on sunday and close to 60 by monday. so mild air keeps coming back at us. david and paula back to you. >> that's nice thanks. beg announcement from tom and gisele there's a new addition she sent out this picture today of their new rescue dog fluffy. and her post she says the kids are over the moon and fluffy is pure joy. >> i was hoping it was someone who could rush the passer. >> someone with strong ankles. let's talk sports a big day in florida. we heard pour p pablo vand val and bod -- more about pablo sandoval and his body fat percentage. >> reporter: another day more pablo. you know it's interesting dave and paula. the milestone was last week the first official day with pitchers and catchers reporting for duty that's number one and another one here today.

workouts as the day began with a private team meeting that included a heartfelt message to the players about his battle with cancer. >> loved it. i mean, he understood we have his back and he has our back and as a team going out and having each other's back it's good start. >> you hear john talk and you know bring your head down and think about it and it makes sense and you are like wow, yeah a. it gets you going right away. >> reporter: the sox hit the field for 2-hour workout. they worked on bunt defense took ground balls and ramirez at first base and finished up with rounds of batting practice. all in all a good first day. >> we take position players on one and two and meld them together so energy picks up. and that is good group that finished on a high note last

energy to the group so today was good day. >> start of the season. for us it's hopefully the first time a championship team has gotten together on the same field and aside from that just watching david walk out there. >> reporter: how important is it to set the stone for the first season. >> this is where it starts if you did everything together every drill and every take every rep with a purpose you get better and that's what we will do. >> reporter: meanwhile red sox owner arrived in camp today and he was asked many times about the condition of pablo sandoval that's been a topic of discussion all week. sandoval didn't report to spring training in the best of shape. but henry said the third baseman's body fat is down from last year. >> last year it was in the 20sand came in with body fat

for. i don't think you will see thin pablo. i won't talk about his weight i i understand you're focused on that but i am more focused on his ability to be able to play third base. >> reporter: i like the end of that and tonight bruins host penguins highlights coming up at 11 and let's go back i don't think i will be able to get back to boston any time soon so if you pass along the pestage i would like to stay long -- message i would like to stay longer. >> a day by the pool would do you a lot i think you would foal better. >> i feel he will get better if he comes back right away. he will have hot soup. you. cbs evening news is up next at 6:30. >> and scott pelley joins with us a prehe view -- with a preview. inboston.

have reeked death and destruction from the south all the way into the east eric fisher of wbz will help us tell story and tell us where the storms are headed next. all coming up on cbs evening news in 10 minutes. >> we will see eric then and you thank you. healing the brain one note at time. how local hospital is use music to treat people with severe

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can help. drt mallika marshall has the story. >> he was unconscious and his heart was not the beating for over 30 minutes and he's miracle he is here. >> reporter: linda foote recalls the tense days november 2014 when her son andrew oded. 26-year-old was in a coma for two months and when he regained consciousness he couldn't walk or talk but thanks to in- patient neurologic music therapy he made huge strides. >> music it's our brains -- aids our brains ability to heal so music can strengthen connections that we have in our brain and build new connections around where the damage might be. >> reporter: unlike some therapies that focus on brain centers music therapy hits it all. >> lets together. >> centers responsible for movement and language and

>> it was not a struggle like walking or using his hands or arms. the voice started to come out it was really wonderful to hear his voice again. >> reporter: just last month spaulding launched a outpatient program they use music that they enjoy but they have to have parameters. caitlyn uses the popular song with a slower rhythm to try to improve andrew's speech and articulation. >> he likes rap music and hopefully who knows maybe he will be wrapping to an eminem song. >> reporter: 15 months after the brain injury he regained much of what he lost. >> we walk we talk and sing and laugh didn't snow no. >> reporter: dr. mallika marshall. >> the experts say music therapy can help with a variety

traumatic brain injury stroke and parkinson's and autism and patients of all ages. if you want to know more about to cb is s boston.com. cbs boston.com. >> the progress must be rewarding. >> and the power of music isthis and we hope he will -- there and we hope he will continue to do well. >> a sweet surprise on chestnut hill. >> you have to act fast. the mouth watering treat won't

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wet all evening but the heaviest after midnight and lightning and thunder. >> thanks for watching. 11. have a good night. >> pelley: tornadoes bring death and destruction to the east after a string of deadly twisters in the deep south. >> i saw something coming at my face, and i said, oh, my god, i'm going to die. >> pelley: also tonight, trump with the victory of the night and the quote of the week. >> we won with poorly educated. i love the poorly educated. >> pelley: a jury awards millions for a cancer death linked to talcum powder. and driving down racial barriers. >> for me as an african american from a diversity standpoint, i'm definitely carrying on that legacy. >> this is the "cbs evening