pam: a boston police officer attacked, the video just released of a confrontation and the fight to get the suspect in custody. bob: swords, sling shot, weapons found in a parking lot in gillette stadium. mike: cold air is moving in. pam: bernie sanders making two stops in massachusetts. >> we are going to stand together and create an economy and a society that works for all of us. pam: the message from the democratic presidential candidate. a boston police officer attacked. the incident caught on camera. tonight, praise for restraint. this happened hours into the new year. bob: the officer is ok.

we are live in boston with the top story. reporter: well, bob and pam, that man accused of attacking a boston police officer on friday does remain in jail and faces a slew of charges, saub on a police officer causing disorderly conduct. and there are multiple people walking through the area while the attack was happening. just hours into the hour, a violent attack. it's difficult to see in this video released by boston police but say an officer was sitting in his cruiser when a man walked up to him and he yelled you heard about the war and he began punching him. and the officer fought back. when cruisers pulled up, the

and tried to scala fence. the officers say, he was yelling, you are all doomed. in a statement, the police commissioner commended the officer saying he defended himself without the use of a baton, pepper spray, even though the situation may have warranted it. and worth mentioning this was a tactical cruiser filled with weapons. so when those cruisers pulled up, you could here mention of securing the weapons. as that officer was being punched in the face, he was trying to communicate with his fellow officers to protect and secure those weapons in his vehicle. pam: boston globe employees' meeting to get their sunday morning home delivery

more than 100 reporters and editors have volunteered to deliver the paper to frustrated readers. "globe" executives say it will improve service but the transition got off to a rocky start. they hit the streets armed with newspapers and flashlights. bob: a disturbing discovery in a parking lot, weapons seized and a man under arrest. the suspect arrested before the hockey game. it included a sword and a stun gun. we have the story from foxborough. reporter: a stun gun, a sword, a slingslot, these are weapons allegedly found in bronson's car. foxborough police say they were called to a parking lot for gillette stadium employees.

they say he was intoxicated and threatened three witnesses with an object. the incident happened just a few hours before the opening faceoff of the winter classic. police say it is not connected to gillette and bronson is not an employee. two days ago, employees escorted bronson out of this hotel. the property is right across from the parking lot. bronson is no stranger to law enforcement with arrests in granby, connecticut. also in 2014, he reportedly held connecticut state police at bay in a nine-hour standoff. he will be arraigned on monday including three counts of assault with a dangerous weapon.

look at the boston sideline. and mike, you are looking at snow? mike: temperatures are cool. but wait until you see the chill we have coming tuesday and monday, especially. these are the high temperatures today. we managed to get 40 degrees in boston. second time this month we have done it. and now, a little bit of thin clouds. this looks impressive, but as you go outside you can see the stars. up here to the north, there is a new wave of cool air. tomorrow night, you will see flurries. and more importantly the cold air on monday and tuesday that comes roaring in here. we have readings in the 30's. most of us will dropping into the 20's. but on monday, the highs will not get into the 20's. tomorrow, enjoy the warmth with plenty of sunshine. the cold air on monday, we have

snow, particularly near the cape. again. bob: police say a 29-year-old woman was attacked around 6:30 a.m. she was walking alone down columbia road and authorities say a man grabbed her from weapon. anyone with information is asked to call police. commitment 2016, bernie sanders making a campaign swing through massachusetts. and the senator rallying supporters in worcester. we have more. reporter: bernie sanders at two events today and predicting a victory.

1/10 of 1% owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90%. reporter: saturday night in worcester, democratic presidential candidate, bernie sanders spoke to a crowd of supporters what he sees not just a political but a moral issue. >> all over this country, millions of people beginning to stand up and say, you know what? we are a great nation. but something is fundamentally wrong when so few have so much and so many have so little. reporter: the issue sanders is resonate. >> i own more on my student loans than my mortgage. reporter: saturday night, it was

>> we are not going to allow him to divide us up. reporter: he is mounting a political revolution, which includes new england. >> on march 1, massachusetts has its primary, don't tl anybody. we are going to win here in massachusetts. reporter: they released their fundraising report. bernie sanders pulled in $33 million over the past three months but $4 million behind hillary clinton. pam: donald trump making headlines once again, this time for what he's not saying and the new video using his words. the trump campaign mostly sigh ent after a terror group using his name. a new video from the militant group al-shabaab shows trump at a campaign rally banning

he is not defending and slamming hillary clinton. but not ok to do it in the u.s. >> he is becoming isis' best recruiter. reporter: she said his language was providing fodder. >> they are showing videos of donald trump insulting islam and muslims in order to recruit. reporter: trump blasted clinton. he continues to go after both clintons tweeting that the former president is a hypocrite. >> this is not isis and this video did not exist, but does validate the spirit of her argument.

clinton holds rallies in new hampshire for his wife and just 20 miles away, donald trump is in low well. bob: black lives matters protestors. this video. and it is in response to the shooting of tamir rice. a grand jury decided not to indict. a woman is injured following a house fire on martha's vineyard. she was airlifted to mass general. the fire broke out at 1:00 a.m. on pennsylvania after in oak bluffs. another person was in the home but was not injured. the cause is under investigation. pam: an 11 month old was hurt and later died. the fire chief in alexandria, new hampshire says it is suspicious. no one was living in the home for about a month.

reporter: crime tape surrounds this home in alexandria after a fire tore through. >> when we arrived we had fire out the window and pretty well involved structure. reporter: crews were on scene for hours. the chief believes this fire is suspicious. >> we refused to put anybody in the building. it was an attack for us. reporter: no one was inside at the time. >> the property has been vacant. reporter: same house where an 11 month old was injured in november and later died from the injuries. his death was ruled a homicide, but no arrests have been made in connection with his death. however, the 29-year-old, a person living in the home at the time of the incident is in custody for possessing child

>> we will do a thorough investigation regardless of any circumstances surrounds where we are at. reporter: investigators are now sifting through debris looking for clues. a cause has not been determined but investigators are focusing on one area. >> the first floor of the area. we will have interviews, reporting-party witnesses and whole bunch of other stuff that we will be focusing on. reporter: in alexandria, new hampshire. >> it's completely gone, the whole entire house is gone. >> the extensive damage, injury and questions investigators have tonight. bob: fantasy fallout.

pam: a house on a quiet residential street suddenly pieces. all that was left was a heap of burning debris. wurn person in the house sleeping in his bed was blown out in the explosion and survived with only burns. >> the windows were busted out. brick walls leaning in. pam: the cause of the blast not yet known. utility workers were in the home next door checking a gas leak.

turning up the heat on fantasy sports. players who bet big and lost could get their money back. a crippling new setback. >> welcome to the big time. bob: if you played in new york, you may be entitled to get your money back, those sites taking in more than $200 million in entry fees from 600,000 customers in 2015. in a lawsuit, the attorney germs asking them to pay a fine. >> i depositted a total of $35 and won over $2 million. bob: he is accusing the companies. >> they originally depositted money with these companies based on doubling their money, which is what the advertisements promised and he says that was a

bob: he is adding this to a lawsuit calling them illegal gambling operations, draftkings saying in a statement, like the new york attorney general's organization complaint it is based on the misunderstanding of profanity asysports. and we will fight this suit. both companies are allowed to operate in new york and a judge has to decide. pam: it is not over yet in the midwest. the record floods are receding. the death toll after a week of flooding is at two dozen. reporter: from the sky, the depth of this disaster is clear. the mississippi river crested

way from missouri to louisiana. floodwaters swallowing everything in its path. >> it has reached its highest. reporter: desperate measures failed to hold the waters at bay. >> everything is fine and i come home and we have had water rise four feet. reporter: at least 24 lives have been claimed. >> people drove into water. reporter: in st. louis, matt said he could only watch as the rising water battered his house from this to this and dismantling it to driftwood. >> everyone did get out ok? >> yes. my dog is all right. reporter: the threat of major flooding will move down the mississippi and hang over the

like this for many communities. first power ball of the year 334 number. winning numbers are now in. check your tickets. here are the numbers. 5, 6, 15, 29, 42 and the powerball is 10. good luck. we'll see you again tomorrow. mike: let me show you some numbers. 41 yesterday, that is above average. another red day tomorrow. get ready for some blue days, because we have finally sole cold air coming in here and it

degrees. even though i'm saying 40, it won't feel quite that warm. we have this thin overcast over the top of us. see the stars. up to the north, there is cloud cover and some snow and frontal boundary. leading edge of cold air and as it moves in here, we might get a flurry out of it tomorrow night. you will notice how chilly it look at some of these temperatures. the ground is 22 below. this is the cold air that is rushing in this direction right behind the front. mostly clear tonight, chilly. on monday and tuesday, we will be lucky if we get to and 28 degrees. that is how cold it is. tomorrow, mostly sunny. evening flurries and the cold front comes through. before it gets here, 35-38 degrees.

tomorrow. worcester tomorrow afternoon, 37 degrees for a high. look at what happens, monday, high 21, tuesday, high 25. lots of sunshine. not a case for all locations. tomorrow, you will see temperatures in the high 40's. but over the cape, mid-0's. the cool air moves in. but look at this. we have snow coming in on monday and tuesday as well. this is what i mean by the ocean-effects snow. inland, looking at sunshine. at the coast, you may be looking at some snow. we may see some flurries. and we start to get the norely effects. and little disturbance going on. but where the wind sets up. one way, this way or a few

ocean or pushes it inland and we will be watching it carefully. the snow doesn't get going until monday evening. early tuesday a few clouds around. i don't think it will be a threat for us. this snow is the type that is very light and powdery. it may get close enough. we may get some in plymouth county but most will be out in the outer cape. again, this will be happening on monday, especially monday night. tomorrow, 40 degrees. there is your ocean-effect snow on monday. cold on tuesday. about 10 degrees and we start to change the weather pattern. on wednesday, we go from the cold pattern to relatively mild pattern and finish off the week above normal. but you will notice on saturday, rain or snow in the forecast.

tuesday. who gets rain or snow. there is a lot of snow. but we don't know how much snow will fall from it. but details closer later on in the weekend. bob: just ahead, california

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the celtics cannot say they are a good team right now. home this afternoon against the nets. and bradley brings it in. with a hip contusion and left the game. thomas with 24 points and six ases. frustration boiling over. the pulldown on lopez. and ended up with the flagrant foul. tied at 83-83. down 3 in the final seconds. the celtics need a 3 to tie the game. and gets the shot and misses. the celtics lose 100-97. boston college home against duke. and ingram, few highlights.

gallow. eagles down and robinson and he will stop and pop. 81-64. dolphins, you couldn't wait one more day, the dolphins fire the general manager. and they will have an interim head coach and no g.m. winning in miami is never easy. brady is 6-7 and both lost the last two in miami. in football terms, this is no slam dunk. player: this game is important for us because you know it's a great goal for us to be the number one seed. a lot goes into that. a lot of players and coaches and organization to get to this. one team gets the number one seed.

better than anybody else. mike: missing the action is rob who has played in 112th consecutive games and will miss this because of a sore shin and now this. >> go out there. bleep beep. [laughter] mike: are you kidding me, did that kid not realize he wasn't wearing a helmet. bleeding all over himself, all because he is so tough. a couple of georgia touchdowns, georgia beats penn state. you will remember the alamo bowl. and the biggest comeback.

until the quarterback takes it in himself. and p.c.u. wins 47-41. the frogs top the ducks. go, frogs. that's sports. pam: we cruise through december. mild weather. mike: january started out mild. but look at the cold on monday and tuesday. boston about 10. but the suburbs will drop. so really cold stuff on tuesday.