>> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." doug: breaking overnight. a fire rips through a multi-family home. the injuries and the effort to put out the flames. karen: an unprovoked attack on a boston police officer. the video of the ambush and the fight to get the suspect in handcuffs. doug: delivery delays for "the globe." the all-out effort to get the newspaper to your door. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." karen: and also this morning, you can keep dreaming. we can all keep dreaming. no one picked the winning combination in last night's powerball drawing. that means the big prize is worth $400 million. good morning. i'm karen anderson in for antoinette. doug: and i'm doug meehan. just thinking about what we can do with $400 million.

you'll find out later on how much it's worth in cash. in the meantime we're going to talk different numbers. danielle, they're about to drop. danielle: doug, karen, good morning. that is correct. even though today will be a pretty mild day on tap, big changes are coming in the forecast. so stay tunedded. right now this morning starting out in the 20's, 30's and even 40's now on the vineyard and nantucket. an indication it's going to be a warmer day on tap. we have some strong winds out of the south and west sustained on nantucket now at 25 miles an hour. so it is going to be a bit of a breezy day, but it's a warming wind so as we go through the afternoon, we're going to warm up into the low to mid 40's in boston. we are going to look for some clouds this morning and then more clouds later on today. it will be a mix of sun and clouds. upper 30's worcester county. 40's in boston. upper 40's on the cape and the islands. and again just a couple of clouds around right now. there have been some snow

associated with this area of low pressure you see and a cold front. this cold front going to bring in the coldest air we've seen thus far this season. so we'll talk about just how cold we get and also who could see the chance for some snow. karen? karen: thanks, danielle. breaking overnight. one woman rushed to the hospital after a fire tore through her leominster apartment. the fire started right around midnight in the four-family home on cottage street. fire officials say everyone else made it out of the house safely. we're told the woman's injuries are not life-threatening. the cause of the fire is under investigation. doug: a boston police officer attacked, and it was all caught on camera. this morning, that officer is being praised for showing restraint. it happened just hours into the new year. the eyeopener's frank holland is here with the ambush and the odd message from the suspect. frank? frank: the officer is okay, and the suspect is under arrest. police say the veteran officer held his own even as people walking past the attack didn't seem to notice anything was happening. just hours into the new year on friday morning, a violent and

police officer. the attack is difficult to make out in this video released by boston police. but they say an officer was sitting in his cruiser by the city hall plaza garage when a man walked up to him and yelled, "you heard about the war, right?" police say the man punched the officer through the driver's side window. the officer fought back as he radioed for back-up. when cruisers pulled up, that man, identified as 23-year-old andrew bowman of everett, ran into the garage and tried to scale a fence. as police struggled to arrest bowman, he was yelling, "you're all doomed, and you're going to die. they told me to do this." police commissioner william evans commended the officer who was attacked saying, "this officer displayed incredible restraint, defending himself without the use of a baton, pepper spray, or deadly force even though the situation may have warranted it." the suspect now faces several charges at his arraignment. it's worth noting the officer's tactical cruiser was full of

year's eve security operation. when the officer called for back-up, he made sure to tell the other officers to protect those guns. karen: if you're waking up to a sunday edition of "the globe," know it comes from a special delivery. more than 200 reporters staffers personally delivered the papers overnight. this is an effort to thank the frustrated readers who have missed home delivery for a week. >> i've been working at "the globe" for 32 years, and i just want to do my part to help out because even one subscriber lost is heartbreak for us. >> we see "the globe" as a family, and the family is in distress right now. and we've been asked to help out so we're here. karen: "globe" executives say they are transitioning to a new delivery company that has many routes to learn. they put out a statement

customers for their patience. doug: commitment 2016. sanders making a campaign swing through massachusetts. supporters at umass amherst and in worcester. with the candidate's pitch to voters. sanders: the top one tenth of one percent-- not one percent-- one tenth of one percent owns almost as much wealth as the todd: saturday night inside the gym at north high school in worcester, democratic presidential candidate and vermont senator bernie sanders spoke to a crowd of voters about who he sees as not yet a political but also a moral issue-- income and wealth inequality in america. >> all over this country, millions of people beginning to stand up and they 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. todd: the issues sanders is so passionate about seemed to resonate with this crowd of voters.

than i do in my mortgage. todd: earlier in the day at a rally at u-mass amherst, sanders was heckled by a donald trump supporter. saturday night it was sanders himself who brought up trump's name. sanders: we're not going to allow donald trump and these other people to divide us up. todd: sanders says he's mounting more than just a campaign. he's mounting a political revolution which includes new england. sanders: on march 1 massachusetts has its primary. don't tell anybody. we're going to win here in massachusetts. todd: also saturday, the sanders campaign released its fund-raising report for the fourth quarter of 2015. bernie sanders pulled in $33 million over the past three months. that's just $4 million less than the amount raised by democratic frontrunner hillary clinton. todd kazakiewich, wcvb, newscenter 5. doug: a sad ending this morning

northeastern university student. 21-year-old dennis njoroge was found dead on new year's eve according to the university there's no further details right now on where njorge was found or he'd been missing since late november. counseling will be available at northeastern. karen: a disturbing discovery in a parking lot near gillette stadium. a sword and a stun gun-- all part of a stash of weapons found by police. the suspect was arrested just hockey game between the bruins and canadiens. story from foxboro. sera: a stun gun, a sword, a slingshot-- this is the stash of weapons allegedly found in matthew bromson's car. the 48-year-old connecticut man now facing several charges. foxborough police say they were called to an off-site parking lot for gillette stadium employees. security guards there reported a man acting suspiciously. police say bromson was intoxicated and threatened three witnesses with an object who feared for their safety. the incident happened just a few

announcer: score! sera: foxborough police say the incident is not connected to gillette and bromson is not an employee. just two days ago on new year's eve police escorted bromson out of this hotel after management asked him to leave. the property is right across from the gillette employee parking lot. bromson is no stranger to law enforcement with arrests in granby, connecticut, as recently as november. also in 2014 he reportedly held connecticut police at bay in a nine-hour stand-off. bromson will be arraigned on monday in wrentham court for several charges including three counts of assault with a dangerous weapon. in foxborough, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. doug: right now a boy is being treated for injuries after falling from a chairlift at ragged mountain. that's a ski resort in danbury, new hampshire. the resort tells us a father and two sons were about halfway up the mountain when one of the boys fell off. he was taken to the hospital. it's not clear how badly he was hurt. karen: the mbta's planned green line extension is among the

projects ever. at an estimated $3 billion. it also tops similar plans around the country. a "globe" analysis found extensions of the orange and red lines were at least 20 percent cheaper even after adjusting for inflation. part of the cost could be due to a new contracting process. officials are now considering scaling back the project or scrapping it all together. doug: i've got good news or bad news for you depending on how you look at it. dreams of hitting the jackpot are still alive this morning. there was no powerball winner last night. that means the jackpot now stands at $400 million. that's about $245 million after taxes. the winning numbers were 5-6-15-29-42-and 10. those numbers are drawn every wednesday and saturday night. karen: a group of militamen are staging an occupation in oregon.

morning. doug: the president declares parts of missouri a disaster area. the growing concerns over a massive winter flood right now. danielle: prepare for those temperatures to drop. just how long the cold weather will stick with us and the areas

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karen: there are more evacuations from flooding in the midwest this morning but the good news is help is on the way

what's happening there. frank: missouri is now an official disaster area. the president just made that declaration, clearing the way for federal help throughout the recovery. more than 10 inches of rain fell in just three days sending the mississippi river to historic levels. as the waters recede, people in missouri and illinois are being evacuated. >> when you talk about a 50-foot crest here, that's something nobody has ever seen. >> living on the river, you expect floods. you never expect to have this though. frank: the flood threat will hang over the region for weeks. communities are far south as louisiana are checking their levees. karen: now let's check in with our own weather forecast. doug and danielle. doug: danielle is standing by here. you've been hard at work. we're going to talk some snow, i guess. the big question, are skiers going to be happy with it? danielle: today ski country is getting a little bit of snow especially in northern maine but some snow tomorrow into tuesday. it's actually ocean-effect snow so we're talking, yes, the cape and the coastline seeing some

especially at the coast, talking plymouth county as well as down towards the cape and the islands. it will ramp up as we head towards monday night and tapering off tuesday morning for you folks on the cape. the cape looks like it will get the greatest amounts in terms of totals. we're going to talk more about that in just a second but so far boston only picking .9 inches of snow up this year. last year we were already at 2.9 inches of snow. and our normal pace should be about 10.7 inches of snow, but you remember last year. we had 110.6 inches of snow. most of that falling after january 23. all right. we have an area of low pressure and a cold front to the north and west. this is going to dip down and bring in the cold air that sets in place that will then help to get those ocean-effect snow showers going. it is the coldest air we've seen thus far this winter season. right now turning up a couple of snow showers for northern vermont and northern maine. for us, just some clouds out there this morning.

30's, the 20's and even the 40's down along the cape and the islands. now as we go through the next 12 hours, say, around the merrimack valley, here's what you folks can expect. low 40's for highs. maybe a few clouds out there through the afternoon. and then dropping back as we head towards this evening. now for the south coast and the cape, we're talking upper 40's, maybe near 50 degrees even on nantucket today because you're already at 46 degrees this morning. so it is a warm one. and one of the reasons why is because these winds are so strong out of the south and west at about 10 to 25 miles an hour now sustained on nantucket. so highs today upper 30's to low 40's in boston. to near 50 degrees on nantucket. now tonight the cold air sets in place so look what happens. we drop back into the teens through the merrimack valley. low 20's in worcester and mid 20's in boston. tomorrow these are your high temperatures so it is not very

some snow showers. so let's talk about those snow showers, shall we. as we head towards tonight, the cold air is in place. tomorrow morning the ocean-effect snow showers get going. first for the entire east coast of massachusetts mainly could graze cape ann. i think plymouth county and then down along the cape and the islands. but it continues through the evening into the overnight hours and then should wind down tuesday morning. by tuesday afternoon, everybody is seeing a lot of sunshine. when all is said and done, this area you see in blue here, the light blue, that is, a coating to an inch. 1-3 though on the cape basically anything east of the cape cod canal and even nantucket. some folks, if you get in the heavier bands could get even additional inches of snow. so let's talk about what else everybody is going to see if you're not seeing the snow. it's those wind chill values dropping dramatically as we head toward monday night. in fact, look at them. they're below zero in a lot of spots by 8:00. when you wake up on tuesday morning, most places are below zero in terms of the wind chill

tuesday. the good thing is temperatures start to moderate as we get towards midweek. we're back into the 40's by wednesday. doug and karen. doug: danielle, thank you. top stories we're following right now. 10 people are dead in an attack at an air base in india. karen: they're still fighting right now at the facility which is near pakistan. it comes 36 hours after the initial attack. it's not clear who is behind the assault though. the white house is condemning the violence and says it will work with the indian government to fight terrorism. doug: a candlelight vigil for lives lost in israel. the tribute for two people shot in a bar on friday comes amid the search for the gunman. police do have a suspect in mind who has already served time in an israeli prison. police in that country are on heightened alert this morning. a group of militiamen say they will not leave the headquarters of a national wildlife refuge in oregon. they occupied the building in support of two men expected to report to prison tomorrow on arson charges.

setting fires on public land in an effort to protect their property from wildfires. >> now sportscenter 5 with bob halloran. bob: really, dolphins? you couldn't wait one more day. on the eve of the final game of their season, the dolphins fired the general manager dennis hickey so the dolphins will host the patriots today with an interim head coach and no g.m. maybe the patriots will be able to take advantage of the "dolphins in turmoil," but winning in miami is never easy. brady is 6-7 there. belichick 7-8 with the patriots. they both lost their last two in miami. in purely inside football terms, today's game is no "slam dunk." brady: i think this game is really important for us because, you know, it's a great goal for us to be the number-one seed. a lot goes into that. the off-season work with the players and the coaches and the whole organization.

number-one seed. it's great if you're that team because it means you've done things better than anybody else over the course of the season. bob: celtics home against the nets. first game of the new year. avery bradley rings it in with a hip contusion. he left the game and did not return. that didn't help the celtics. isiah thomas leading the way. 24 points and 6 assists. his pass to david lee. lee's only bucket of the game. frustration boiling over here. jared sullinger pulls down brook lopez. a little argument ensues primarily with jae crowder and jarrett jack. they go back to sullinger and give him the flagrant foul. fourth quarter evan turner with a j to tie it at 83 with 8:30 to play. down three in the final seconds, marcus smart steals the ball. a big play. the celtics need three to tie. they got the shot. a wide open one for jonas jerebko but he misses, and the celtics lose 100-97. the c's and nets tomorrow in brooklyn. a complete rundown of the pats and dolphins tonight on newscenter 5 at 5:00 and 6:00. that's sports. have a great day. doug: bob, thank you.

for california hoverboard users. riders are now required to wear helmets. they'll also have to stay in the bike lane on roads with speed limits of no more than 35 miles per hour. and sixteen is the minimum age for street riding. transportation leaders say the crackdown will make sure hoverboards don't become a traffic issue or safety concern for walkers and drivers. but some riders think the law goes too far. >> if i'm on a skateboard, i can hurt myself. if i get on a bike, i can hurt myself. it's up to you to figure out, you know, your limitations. you know, i'm an adult. treat me like one. doug: the penalty for breaking the rules is a fine of up to $250. whatever you do, don't ride a hover board and fly a drone at the same time. you'd really run into big trouble there. just ahead for you, a warning this morning about a man pretending to be a police officer. karen: what investigators say he took from a driver. but first this week's "a plus." we'll meet the teen who won't

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danielle: welcome back. i'm meteorologist danielle vollmar. in case you slept through it, the sunrise this morning was

a lot of you tweeting and facebooking pictures. this one coming from our own photographer dave. you can see a beautiful shot looking at the boston area and also lynne, this one over the water. wow, what a gorgeous sunrise from scolt. thank you for tweeting me this one and candyrom pepperell, a little snow coverage over there too. just gorgeous shots this morning. now here's the big story. even though today we're going to be mild in the 40's, we should be around 37 degrees this time of year. we drop 28 tomorrow and tuesday we'll be at 25 degrees. these are your high temperatures , folks. and just to let you know. the wind chill values will be worse. in fact, when you wake up tomorrow morning or excuse me tuesday morning in boston, it will be one below zero. doug and karen. karen: singing, dancing, playing instruments, and writing original music. doug: this week's "a plus" is accomplishing all of this despite being born blind. antoinette antonio introduces us

high school. precious perez: a lot of people have misconceptions about my blindness and what i'm able to do. antoinette: and what precious perez is able to do seems limitless. from dancing on stage-- a that is who is underestimated a antoinette: --writing original music and singing-- a antoinette: --even in italian. and did we mention the chelsea high school senior also plays a few different instruments. never once considering her blindness a disability. precious: a lot of people see it as something that has to be fixed or as something that's an obstacle. but i see it as something that is just part of who i am. i think that i'm here the way i am for a reason.

way. antoinette: her music teacher said he expected challenges having a visually impaired student but, boy, was he wrong. music teacher: she's totally self-reliant, is able to do everything and keep up the pace. not only that, she's a leader in the classroom, a leader in her section. antoinette: not letting her blindness define her. one of many reasons precious perez-- a antoinette: --deserves this a-plus. a doug: precious has applied to nine schools. she wants to be a professional performer or a music teacher in the public school system. karen: know an exceptional student worthy of an a-plus? submit a nomination right now at wcvb.com. just click "as seen on." doug: a new effort to protect cyclists on the roads. karen: the bills now before lawmakers on beacon hill and how

also this morning-- trump: hillary clinton created isis with obama. karen -- donald trump on the attack. the way he is battling back after a terror group uses his words to recruit new followers. doug: plus a beautiful morning out there for a walk on revere beach. you can say hello to all the sea gulls but in the meantime, those birds are going to be covered in snow perhaps by monday night.

>> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." danielle: a cold start to your sunday. just how much warmer it will get before the temperature takes a plunge. karen: breaking overnight. a woman hurt after a fire tears through a home in leominster. doug: and donald trump on the attack. his answer to a terror group using his words to recruit new members. karen: and new proposals on beacon hill to keep cyclists >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." doug: good morning, everybody. happy sunday morning. it's 8:30. karen: and i'm karen anderson in today for antoinette. looking behind us, we can see these numbers. as you're getting ready for the week ahead, what are we expecting. danielle: they're only going to go down significantly as we head towards tomorrow and tuesday. not to be the bearer of bad news or anything, folks. hey, it's not so bad out there

we're start inning the 20's in a lot of spots. the 30's in boston and the south shore but the 40's already on the cape as well as the islands. but look at what's coming at us. you see this very cold pocket of air here over canada. region. now today we have pretty strong winds, too. out of the south and west. they're going to continue to be sustained anywhere from 10-20 miles an hour. that's a warming wind so low 40's in boston today. upper 40's on the cape. and low 50's potentially on nantucket with a mix of sun and clouds. you can see we have some clouds out there already and some snow showers ongoing right now in northern new england. this is associated with this area of low pressure you see and a cold front. this is going to bring down the coldest air we've seen thus far this season. and with it comes a chance for some ocean-effect snow showers. we'll talk about who could see some snow ahead. doug. doug: danielle, thank you. breaking overnight.

leominster apartment. the fire started right around midnight in the four-family home on cottage street, fire officials say everyone else made it out of the house safely. the woman is suffering from non-life-threatening injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation. karen: a boston police officer is being praised for showing restraint during an attack that was caught on camera. police say the suspect attacked the officer without warning, hitting him in the face. 23-year-old andrew bowman now faces several charges in the case. doug: globe staffers personally delivering the paper more than 200 employees volunteered to wake up early and get the paper to subscribers. the paper trying to make up for a week of misdeliveries for some readers. "globe" executives say they're transitioning to a new delivery company and want to thank

trump: hillary clinton created isis with obama. karen: donald trump pointing fingers in mississippi. the republican is blaming democrats for isis and facing questions about inspiring the terrorists himself. frank is back with more. frank: trump says he will not change his message despite being featured in a video posted online by another terror group, al shabaab. it includes a clip of trump calling for a ban on muslims entering the united states. cbs news asked trump about the video and how it might change his campaign. this is how the businessman responded. trump: look. it's a problem. i bring it up. other people have called me and say you have guts to bring it up because frankly it's true but nobody wants to get involved. now people are getting involved. people that are on different persuasions than me right now, john, are saying, you know,

we want to examine it. frank: he made no mention of the video at his campaign stop in mississippi yesterday. hillary clinton recently suggested trump's comments on muslims would be used against the unites states. that set off a war of words between the candidates. karen? karen: two republicans are stumping in new hampshire today. new jersey governor chris christie will open his salem office, then visit merrimack. marco rubio is also making several stops. on the democratic side bernie sanders has three events today as does hillary clinton. doug: this is video from a "black lives matter" activist. the group rallied at north station and the td-garden yesterday. the protest was in response to the fatal shooting of 12-year-old tamir rice in cleveland. a grand jury recently decided not to indict the police officer who shot the boy. right now police in warwick, rhode island, are looking for the driver who may have intentionally hit an officer. it happened saturday morning at dave's marketplace. that's a grocery store on airport road. police say the officer involved was on a detail and was trying

injured arm. karen: a stabbing in mansfield has one person facing charges this morning. police say the suspect is a juvenile. police say he stabbed a 29-year-old man on warren avenue last night. the victim has serious injuries. the suspect was found in a parking lot about a half a mile away. the search continues for a sex assault suspect in dorchester. police say a 29-year-old woman was attacked around 6:30 a.m. on new year's day. she was walking alone down a busy, well-lit stretch of columbia road. authorities say a man grabbed her from behind near annabel street, threatened her with a weapon, and assaulted her before running off. anyone with information is asked to call police. doug: a woman is seriously hurt following a house fire on martha's vineyard. 52-year-old jeri-lyn dube was airlifted to mass general where she was in critical condition as of last night. the fire broke out early saturday morning in the kitchen of her home on pennsylvania avenue in oak bluffs. another person was home at the time but was not hurt.

another investigation at a home in new hampshire this morning. the first time it was for homicide-- now for possible arson. the fire on fowler river road in alexandria broke out around 8:30 friday night. firefighters say that fire is suspicious and may have started on the first floor. that's despite the fact that investigators believe the house was empty and had been for at least a month. it's the same home where 11-month-old shawn sylvester was critically injured in november. he later died, and his death was ruled a homicide. >> we treat any fire that we get called to the same. we'll do a very thorough investigation regardless of any circumstances that surround where we're at or any other incident. doug: no arrests have been made in the baby's death. however, a man who had been living in the home at the time is charged with child porn possession. police in rochester, new hampshire, say someone is pretending to be an officer. they tell us someone in a crown

pulled up to young people on hanson street. he told them it was illegal to carry a baseball bat and took it from them. that man was wearing a uniform with an arm patch and badge. anyone with information should call police. karen: bills to protect bicyclists will be the focus of a public hearing at the statehouse this week. one of the bills would require side guards on trucks and other large vehicles. activists say more than half of bicyclists killed by trucks hit the side of it before they're swept underneath. sideguards could keep cyclists from getting pulled under the wheels. you can weigh in at the hearing on wednesday. a kinder morgan subsidary is rejecting alternate routes for its natural gas pipeline. federal regulators asked tennessee gas pipeline company to consider building by the mass pike through the berkshires, along route 2, or first hitting massachusetts in agawam. the current plan is for the

western massachusetts. doug: a gas explosion rocks an oklahoma city neighborhood. the blast that knocked the sleeping homeowner right out of his house. frank? frank: the so-called "affluenza teen" putting up a legal fight to stay in mexico. what his lawyer is saying about the teenager's right after being caught on the run. danielle? danielle: get ready for winter. the wind chill that will make it feel like it's below zero. karen: and the first family is wrapping up their hawaiian vacation. their last day trip before heading back to washington. what makes this simple salad the heart healthy the best simple heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? t heart healthy california walnuts. p great tasting, heart healthy

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karen: investigators want to know what sparked a gas explosion in oklahoma city. a house caught fire, then exploded, leaving only a heap of burning debris. amazingly the one person inside the home asleep in his bed was blown out of the house. he survived with only minor burns. >> windows were busted out. brick walls leaning in. karen: just before it happened, utility workers were in the backyard of a home next door checking a gas leak. doug: to mexico and the so-called "affluenza teen." texas fugitive ethan couch awaiting deportation. the eye's frank holland is

case. frank? frank: couch now has a the border. his return to the u.s. could be delayed for weeks, if not months. the mexican lawyer for ethan couch is firing back at authorities for swooping in and arresting the texas teen and his mother in puerto vallarta lawyer: we want an eye for an eye. that's human nature, but the reality is, he has not committed a crime in mexico. attorney fernando beniz argues the mother and son unlawfully detained. lawyer: there is no formal extradition request by the u.s. state department filed. frank: the couches vanishing for failed to check in with his probation officer. he was sentenced to 10 years probation for killing four people while driving drunk. ethan's legal team invoking the now-famous affluenza defense claiming the teen was too spoiled to know right from wrong. this exclusive video showing the

local butcher shop. days later ethan is spotted there too buying food. he even waves to the butcher as he leaves. just two hours later, he was under arrest. his lawyer telling abc news couch was being taken to the airport-- u.s. bound-- when his team intercepted the van papers to keep him in mexico for now. tonya couch is now back in the u.s. facing charges. as for couch, he's expected to meet with his lawyer on tuesday at a detention center in mexico where he could remain for months. frank holland, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> now your storm team 5 forecast with meterologist danielle vollmar. danielle: check it out. we have revere beach right there. wow! what a gorgeous view. although it is cold and the beach looks pretty empty. we also have worcester there. bright blue skies over worcester. tons of sunshine.

you can see some high, thin clouds so it's all different sky views depending on where you live this morning. we are going to look for a mix of sun and clouds through the day today. it's actually going to be a pretty mild day on tap. 43 degrees which is actually above average in boston. we should be running around 37 this time of year but look at what happens on monday and tuesday. we drop back into the 20's as the coldest air all season works its way in and with that there could be some ocean-effect snow showers. also though we're back to 40 degrees on wednesday. now where is is the cold air coming from? well, it's obviously up to the now. all this cold air associated with this cold front that is going to come sweeping through later on this afternoon. one thing it's doing right now, creating some snow showers for northern new england so that means for all you skiers and snow borders, some fresh powder is ongoing right now. we just have some clouds around parts of the area this morning.

the 20's, 30's, and even the mid 40's now on nantucket. so it's mild down there because we've had a southwest wind. it's going to blow anywhere from 10 to about 20 miles an hour through the day today. so you will feel the winds. as for the high temperatures, upper 30's in worcester, nashua, low 40's in boston. the south shore the mid 40's and nantucket. then tonight, the cold air makes a comeback. here we go. the teens up through the merrimack valley. 21 in worcester. cape. and then tomorrow you notice temperatures. they are actually colder than what it is right now this morning so 22 nashua. 27 boston. and, of course, you see some that. so let's talk more about all that time. by 8:00 tonight, the cold air has made its way into our area. and then the winds turn to the north-northeast tomorrow.

by monday at 8:00 some ocean-effect snow showers ongoing for the east coast of massachusetts. it could include parts of cape ann, also plymouth county down along the cape. it's going to continue through monday night and even into tuesday. now i do think we should clear out by tuesday afternoon but i do think the future cast clears it out way too fast. i do see lots of snow showers even on tuesday morning. when all is said and done, looking for anywhere from a coating to an inch in the lighter blue. 1-3 inches basically east of the cape cod canal and also on nantucket in some spots where those bands set up, we could have locally higher amounts. just to be aware of that. now while everybody else is missing out on the snow, you're getting in on the cold and the wind. it's going to make it feel even colder. that's the wind chill values. look at this. at 5:00 it feels like three degrees in worcester, like one below zero in worcester. by 8:00 at night on monday and then by tuesday morning, most spots are below zero.

10 below zero is what it is going to feel like so make sure you bundle up as you head outside the door on tuesday. now we start to moderate by wednesday, thursday and friday into the 40's. and then we're watching this weekend it looks like we could wintery weather. karen and doug. karen: thanks, danielle. other stories we're tracking right now. new video of the embassy in iran being ransacked. doug: a claire he can they were outraged over the death of prominent shiite cleric. he was one of 47 prisoners convicted on terrorism charges. the death is expected to deepen discontent among the country's shiite minority. 17 guantanamo bay prisoners will soon be released. last year, defense secretary ash carter told congress the 17 would be sent to other countries, starting in january. once they're moved, there will be 50 detainees left. some of them are not eligible to be transferred and will be moved

guantanamo is closed. karen: police in colorado springs are investigating a shooting at a mall. a man and a woman were shot inside a restaurant at the shopping center. police say it might have been a drive-by shooting involving a fight between two groups of people. police have detained one man, the victims are expected to recover. the first family's hawaiian vacation is over. this was one of their last stops. they visited the honolulu zoo for about an hour and checked out some elephants and monkeys. the first family then had dinner at a steakhouse before heading back to washington, d.c. doug: will the patriots be able to take advantage of the "dolphins in turmoil"? they're going to have to because winning in miami is never easy. brady's 6-and-7 there and belichick is 7-and-8 there with the patriots. and they've both lost their last two in miami. so this afternoon's game could be tricky. brady: i think this game is really important for us because, you know, it's a great goal for us to be the number-one seed. a lot goes into that in the

get this done. there's only one team that gets it's great if you're that team things better than anybody else over the course of the season. doug: missing the action-- a long list of patriot players including rob ninkovich because of a sore shin. the c's started the new year with a game against the nets and an injury. avery bradley left the game with a hip conutsion and did not come back. there he is walking off the court. jared sullinger got a flagrant foul after this. he pulled down brook lopez, and a little argument ensued with jae crowder and jarrett jack. fourth quarter, down three in the final seconds, marcus smart steals the ball. the celtics need three to tie, but jonas jerebko misses. the celtics lose 100-97. karen: bummer. doug: long season. karen: you could have hidden treasure in your home and not even know it. doug: "chronicle" takes us

ramble market in waltham. ted: ever wanted to put a price on that picture of your great aunt? see what that victorian fireplace screen could fetch? or get bucks back for that bronze horse you found? is there a fortune just waiting to be claimed? now you can find out. just take your treasures to the monthly appraisal nights at ramble market in waltham. john ames owns the store. john: we decided to have an appraisal night which we're going to run maybe once a month on a wednesday night. ted: when ames advertised his first appraisal night, people came carrying their prized possessions. john: i would say the values are anywhere from $10 to i think the most expensive thing that we appraised last time was about $10,000. pretty good range. doug: beautifully expressive. ted: liz sherry came in with a water color painting.

liz: i got it at an estate sale i bought it because i just thought it was pretty nice. doug: you bought for $10. is that right? liz: yes. doug: you've brought along a wonderful painting by an artist named henry webster rice. and he was active in the 19th century from maine originally, and we've done some research and come up with some information about 75 past auction sales results that exist for the artist. they range anywhere from $100 up to about $800. ted: this couple purchased this glove box on charles street more than 30 years ago. doug: marked tiffany's studios new york. great, great box and a very desirable thing. i would say in today's marketplace it's probably, oh, $1,000 to $1,500. >> that's good. that's a profit. i'm going to keep it. doug: how much did you pay for it? >> $300. doug: $300.

beautiful. doug: tomorrow on "chronicle," one house has too many angles. another, none at all. and sounding the bells in a steeple-topped home. plus animal house-- times two and three. living in unusual houses, tomorrow at 7:30 on "chronicle." you only need a couple of dollars and a dream. karen: no one won last night's powerball jackpot. just how big that prize is now. and snow in vermont. you can't call it a jackpot exactly, but ski areas are just happy to see a jump-start to a

danielle: welcome back. i'm meteorologist danielle vollmar. right now we have some snow going on in morning new england, but we are going to see some ocean-effect snow showers as we head towards tomorrow and even into tuesday. this is mainly going to be at the coastline on monday during the day. on the cape. you can see even into tuesday morning on the cape before winding down. now when all is said and done from this system, we could see 1-3 inches of ocean-effect snow showers. some of those higher bands, maybe higher amounts even. other than that, we're looking at a coating to of one really for plymouth county and maybe a dusting on cape ann. the big story for everybody else that is is missing out on the snow is the temperature s are on the way down into the 20's but feeling like below zero with

even though the month of january so far has started off on the mild side we're on the way back down. you can think it's mild here. how about miami? 78 degrees at kick-off. go, pats! karen: thanks, danielle. it's been a late start to the ski season. even with manmade snow, vermont's green mountains still aren't entirely covered. in fact, there's been so little snow that some slopes didn't open until just a few days ago. >> normally we have a couple of trails but this year people were psyched to get out there since they haven't been out for a while. karen: ski resorts hope the late season won't hurt business. they're hoping people will be so slopes that it will make up for the late start. weapons arrest in a parking lot near gillette stadium. the man police took into custody. and "the globe" is tackling a tough transition. the newspaper delays and the reporters delivering your paper this morning. karen: we're taking a live look from revere beach. clear out there right now but

the wind chills that danielle has in the forecast as you get ready to head back to work this week.

>> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." doug: breaking overnight. a fire rips through a multi-family home.

put out the flames. karen: an unprovoked attack on a boston police officer. fight to get the suspect in handcuffs. doug: delivery delays for "the globe." the all-out effort to get the newspaper to your door. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." karen: and also this morning, you can keep dreaming. no one picked the winning combination in last night's powerball drawing. that means the big prize is worth $400 million. good morning. i'm karen anderson in for antoinette. doug: and i'm doug meehan. you're probably having a tough time wrapping your head around $400 million, aren't you, this morning. karen: i could figure out a way to spend it. doug: real quick. the thing we also have to get our heads around, the wind chill factors that we're dealing with, danielle. danielle: yes, indeed. unfortunately it's going to drop dramatically as we go through the next 24 hours to 48 hours here in the boston area. right now though, we are starting out in the 30's and even the 40's on the vineyard

so it is a mild start in most locations. one of the reasons why, it's these winds. take a look. they're now gusting upwards of 35 miles an hour on nantucket. it's going to be a breezy day out there for sure. and with that temperatures warming into the 40's through the afternoon with some sunshine and some clouds. upper 30's in worcester. low 40's boston. mid 40's on the south shore and 50 degrees on nantucket. we should be running around 37 degrees this time of year so we'll take it. as for what's going on right now, we do have snow showers up in northern new england. getting fresh powder for all the skiers and snow board lovers. we're watching this area of low pressure and this cold front here because it's going to bring down the coldest air we've seen thus far this season. so we'll talk about just how cold we get and we'll also talk about who could see some snow. karen. breaking overnight. one woman rushed to the hospital after a fire tore through her leominster apartment. the fire started right around midnight in the four-family home

fire officials say everyone else made it out of the house safely. we're told the woman's injuries are not life-threatening. the cause of the fire is under investigation. doug: a boston police officer attacked, and it was all caught on camera. this morning, that officer is being praised for showing restraint. it happened just hours into the new year. the eyeopener's frank holland is here with the ambush and the odd message from the suspect. frank? frank: the officer is okay, and the suspect is under arrest. police say the veteran officer held his own even as people walking past the attack didn't seem to notice anything was happening. just hours into the new year on friday morning, a violent and bizarre attack on a boston police officer. the attack is difficult to make out in this video released by boston police. but they say an officer was sitting in his cruiser by the city hall plaza garage when a man walked up to him and yelled, "you heard about the war, right?" police say the man punched the officer through the driver's

radioed for back-up. when cruisers pulled up, that man, identified as 23-year-old andrew bowman of everett, ran into the garage and tried to scale a fence. as police struggled to arrest bowman, he was yelling, "you're all doomed, and you're going to die. they told me to do this." police commissioner william evans commended the officer who was attacked saying, "this officer displayed incredible restraint, defending himself without the use of a baton, pepper spray, or deadly force even though the situation may have warranted it." the suspect now faces several charges at his arraignment. it's worth noting the officer's tactical cruiser was full of weapons for the city's new year's eve security operation. when the officer called for back-up, he made sure to tell the other officers to protect those guns. karen: after a difficult week a special delivery for this morning's edition of "the globe." more than 200 reporters and staffers personally delivered papers overnight.

frustrated readers who have missed home delivery for a week. >> i've been working at "the globe" for 32 years, and i just want to do my part to help out because even one subscriber lost is heartbreak for us. >> we see "the globe" as a family, and the family is in distress right now. and we've been asked to help out so we're here. karen: "globe" executives say they are transitioning to a new delivery company that has many routes to learn. this morning's deliveries are a way to thank customers for their patience. doug: commitment 2016. presidential candidate bernie sanders making a campaign swing through massachusetts. the vermont senator rallying supporters at umass amherst and in worcester. newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich with the candidate's pitch to voters. sanders: the top one tenth of one percent-- not one percent-- one tenth of one percent owns

bottom 90%. todd: saturday night inside the gym at north high school in worcester, democratic presidential candidate and vermont senator bernie sanders spoke to a crowd of supporters about what he sees as not yet a political but also a moral issue-- income and wealth inequality in america. >> all over this country, millions of people beginning to stand up and they 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. todd: the issues sanders is so passionate about seemed to resonate with this crowd of voters. >> i owe more in student loans than i do in my mortgage. todd: earlier in the day at a was heckled by a donald trump supporter. saturday night it was sanders himself who brought up trump's name. sanders: we're not going to allow donald trump and these other people to divide us up. todd: sanders says he's mounting

he's mounting a political revolution which includes new england. sanders: on march 1 massachusetts has its primary. don't tell anybody. we're going to win here in massachusetts. todd: also saturday, the sanders campaign released its fund-raising report for the fourth quarter of 2015. bernie sanders pulled in $33 million over the past three months. that's just $4 million less than the amount raised by democratic frontrunner hillary clinton. todd kazakiewich, wcvb, newscenter 5. doug: thank you, todd. a sad ending this morning to the search for a missing northeastern university student. 21-year-old dennis njoroge was found dead on new year's eve according to the university president. there's no further details right now on where njorge was found or how he died. he'd been missing since late november. counseling will be available at northeastern. karen: a disturbing discovery in a parking lot near gillette stadium. weapons including a swordand a stun gun. police arrested a suspect just few hours before the winter

canadiens. the eye's sera congi has the story from foxboro. sera: a stun gun, a sword, a slingshot-- this is the stash of weapons allegedly found in matthew bromson's car. the 48-year-old connecticut man now facing several charges. foxborough police say they were called to an off-site parking lot for gillette stadium security guards there reported a man acting suspiciously. police say bromson was intoxicated and threatened three witnesses with an object who feared for their safety. the incident happened just a few hours before the opening face-off of the winter classic yesterday. announcer: score! sera: foxborough police say the incident is not connected to gillette and bromson is not an employee. just two days ago on new year's eve police escorted bromson out of this hotel after management asked him to leave. the property is right across from the gillette employee parking lot. bromson is no stranger to law enforcement with arrests in

as november. also in 2014 he reportedly held connecticut police at bay in a nine-hour stand-off. bromson will be arraigned on monday in wrentham court for several charges including three counts of assault with a dangerous weapon. in foxborough, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. doug: right now a boy is being treated for injuries after falling from a chairlift at ragged mountain. that's a ski resort in danbury, new hampshire. the resort tells us a father and two sons were about halfway up the mountain when one of the boys fell off. he was taken to the hospital. it's not clear how badly he was hurt. karen: the mbta's planned green line extension is among the agency's most costly rail projects ever. at an estimated $3 billion. it also tops similar plans around the country. extensions of the orange and red lines were at least 20 percent cheaper even after adjusting for inflation. part of the cost could be due to a new contracting process. officials are now considering

scrapping it all together. doug: good news. bad news. it's all about perspective, i guess. dreams of hitting the jackpot are still alive this morning. there was no powerball winner last night. that means the jackpot now stands at $400 million. that's about $245 million after taxes. the winning numbers were 5-6-15-29-42-and 10. i had one plus the power ball. those numbers are drawn every wednesday and saturday night. karen: a group of militiamen are staging an occupation in oregon. the demands they are making this morning. doug: the president declares parts of missouri a disaster area. the growing concerns over a massive winter flood right now. danielle: prepare for those temperatures to drop. just how long the cold weather will stick with us and the areas

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karen: more evacuations from flooding in the midwest this morning but help is on the way. frank here with more. frank: missouri is now an official disaster area. the president just made that declaration hours ago, clearing the way for federal help throughout the recovery. more than 10 inches of rain fell in just three days sending the mississippi river to historic levels. as the waters recede, people in missouri and illinois are being evacuated. >> when you talk about a 50-foot crest here, that's something nobody has ever seen.

expect floods. you never expect to have this though. frank: the flood threat will hang over the region for weeks. communities are far south as louisiana are checking their levees. just to make sure they're all working. karen: doug and danielle are now checking our forecast for the week. doug: you know, people are going to have a hard time remembering when the last time it got as cold as it's going to be, i guess. danielle: it was a long time ago. you have to go back to march of last year actually to see those overnight lows starting on tuesday morning because when we wake up-- and it's not just the overnight low. the wind chill values too. it makes it feel like below zero. i went back and looked at this for you. our average low temperature this time of year in boston is 23. obvious leer we're going below that. the last time boston was in the teens was back on march 23 in 2015. the last time worcester was in the single digits was march 7 of last year.

cold that is coming our way as we head towards tuesday morning. it's all coming from the north and west. you see this area in pink and white up in canada. that is the cold air that is headed in our direction. it's coming by way of a cold front that is going to slowly work its way across our area later today. it's already kicking up some snow showers for northern new england as well as northern maine. you can see that even in upstate new york. as for what it's doing for us right now, bringing in some clouds. there may be one or two flurries out in 2 berkshires later this afternoon. otherwise, 34 in boston. but look at the vineyard. 46. 49 on nantucket. it is a mild start out there thanks to those winds out of the southwest. that will be shifting to the west. it's a warming wind for us. and so temperatures today climbing into the upper 30's in worcester. low 40 newscenter 5 boston. mid 40's along the south shore and 50 on nantucket. there will be a mix of sun and clouds. you're going to really feel

and they stick with us for tonight and tomorrow. and temperatures dropping back into the teens overnight through the merrimack valley. the 20's in boss fon. and 30 on the cape. and then tomorrow these are your high temperatures, folks. only reaching the 20's. it is cold up there in the merrimack valley as well as out in the worcester hills. there will be some snow showers around for some. let me show you this on the future cast. it's a cold front coming through. the winds turn then out of the north tomorrow morning. and that starts the ocean-effect snow showers because we have a warm ocean water at 46 degrees. we have very cold air running across it. and we get those snow showers to start up. cape ann could get in on this in the beginning of the time. once we get towards 2:00 though it's mainly plymouth county, the cape, the islands seeing these snow showers. it continues through monday night and really ramping up, i think, monday night. and then ending on tuesday morning for you folks on the cape and clearing out by tuesday afternoon. when all is said and done, looking for anywhere from a coating to an inch mainly in

that does include the vineyard. nantucket as well as the outer edge of the cape, you could see anywhere from 1-3 inches and where those bands set up, there could be locally more in terms of the amount. the other big thing is those wind chill values we've talked about them. starting out on monday at 5:00. three degrees is what it will feel like in worcester. ten is what it will feel like in boston. watch what happens overnight. we start to feel like below zero. when you wake up on tuesday morning, it's feeling more like eight below in worcester, one and temperatures continue to be on the cold side even on tuesday. take a look at these highs. mid 20's for most of the area. and those winds will be gusting out of the north at about 10 to 20 miles an hour. we do moderate by midweek. see a lot of sunshine. and then as we look ahead towards next weekend, it looks like we're in the mix for an unsettled pattern. you could see a wintery mix on saturday into sunday.

doug: thank you, danielle. top stories we're following right now. ten people are dead in an attack at an air base in india. karen: there is still fighting right now at the facility, which is near pakistan. it comes more than 36 hours after the initial attack. it's not clear who's behind the assault. the white house is condemning the violence. just a week ago india's prime minister tried to revive talks with pakistan. doug: a candlelight vigil for lives lost in israel. the tribute for two people shot in a bar on friday comes amid the search for the gunman. police do have a suspect in mind who has already served time in an israeli prison. police in that country are on heightened alert this morning. karen: a group of militiamen say they will not leave the headquarters of a national wildlife refuge in oregon. they occupied the building in support of two men expected to report to prison tomorrow on arson charges. those men were convicted of setting fires on public land in an effort to protect their property from wildfires. >> now sportscenter 5 with bob halloran.

you couldn't wait one more day. on the eve of the final game of their season, the dolphins fired the general manager dennis hickey so the dolphins will host the patriots today with an interim head coach and no g.m. maybe the patriots will be able to take advantage of the "dolphins in turmoil," but winning in miami is never easy. brady is 6-7 there. belichick 7-8 with the patriots. they both lost their last two in miami. in purely inside football terms, today's game is no "slam dunk." brady: i think this game is really important for us because, you know, it's a great goal for us to be the number-one seed. a lot goes into that. the off-season work with the players and the coaches and the whole organization to get to this point. only one team gets the number-one seed. it's great if you're that team because it means you've done things better than anybody else over the course of the season. bob: celtics home ainst the nets. first game of the new year. avery bradley rings it in with a

he left the game and did not return. that didn't help the celtics. isiah thomas leading the way. 24 points and 6 assists. his pass to david lee. lee's only bucket of the game. frustration boiling over here. jared sullinger pulls down brook lopez. a little argument ensues primarily with jae crowder and jarrett jack. they go back to sullinger and give him the flagrant foul. fourth quarter evan turner with a j to tie it at 83 with 8:30 to play. down three in the final seconds, marcus smart steals the ball. a big play. the celtics need three to tie. they got the shot. a wide open one for jonas jerebko but he misses, and the celtics lose 100-97. the c's and nets again tomorrow in brooklyn. a complete rundown of the pats and dolphins tonight on newscenter 5 at 5:00 and 6:00. that's sports. have a great day. doug: bob, thank you. with the new year comes new laws for california hoverboard users. riders are now required to wear helmets. they'll also have to stay in the bike lane on roads with speed limits of no more than 35 miles per hour.

for street riding. transportation leaders say the crackdown will make sure hoverboards don't become a traffic issue or safety concern for walkers and drivers. but some riders think the law goes too far. >> if i'm on a skateboard, i can hurt myself. if i get on a bike, i can hurt myself. it's up to you to figure out, you know, your limitations. you know, i'm an adult. treat me like one. doug: the penalty for breaking the rules is a fine of up to $250. a warning this morning about a man pretending to be a police officer. karen: the item that investigators say he took from a driver. but first this week's "a plus." we'll meet the teen who won't let anything stop her from following her musical dreams. doug: it's a beautiful but chilly morning. this shot from revere beach this morning. get out and enjoy it because danielle says the coast could see some snow.

v cordes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvers. they like making things better. r people don't have access to healthcare v because they just can't afford it. bernie sanders understands how pharmaceutical companies and major medical companies are ripping us off. bernie tells the truth, and he's been consistent. he understands that the system is rigged, and he's the only one who can bring real change. i'm bernie sanders,

danielle: welcome back. i'm meteorologist danielle vollmar. remember i was telling you about northern new england seeing some snow showers this morning. take a look at this one coming from rumney, new hampshire, over the white mountains from cape ann. thank you for tweeting me this, heather. a nice stack of snow on the table and chair. meanwhile in case you were sleeping, the sunrise was terrific in lynne this morning from scott on twitter and this

still snow-covered there. beautiful winter sunrise shot this morning and more snow is in the forecast at least for you folks at the coastline and especially the cape and nantucket. ocean-effect snow showers starting up tomorrow afternoon and continuing to ramp up monday night and then tapering off on tuesday. when all is said and done, we're not expecting too much in most locations. only about a coating to one. but you folks on the cape and nantucket could see 1-3 and locally more in some locations. karen and doug. karen: thanks, danielle. well, she sings, she dances, she plays instruments and she writes her own music. doug: she's just awesome. this week's "a plus" is accomplishing all of this despite being born blind. antoinette antonio introduces us to precious perez of chelsea high school. precious perez: a lot of people have misconceptions about my blindness and what i'm able to do. antoinette: and what precious perez is able to do seems

from dancing on stage-- a that is who is underestimated a antoinette: --writing original music and singing-- a antoinette: --even in italian. and did we mention the chelsea high school senior also plays a few different instruments. never once considering her blindness a disability. precious: a lot of people see it as something that has to be fixed or as something that's an obstacle. but i see it as something that is just part of who i am. i think that i'm here the way i am for a reason. i can make a difference this way. antoinette: her music teacher said he expected challenges having a visually impaired student but, boy, was he wrong. music teacher: she's totally self-reliant, is able to do everything and keep up the pace.

section. antoinette: not letting her blindness define her. one of many reasons precious a a-plus. a doug: precious has applied to she wants to be a professional performer or a music teacher in the public school system. karen: know an exceptional student worthy of an a-plus? submit a nomination right now at wcvb.com. just click "as seen on." doug: a new effort to protect cyclists on the roads. karen: the bills now before lawmakers on beacon hill and how you can weigh in. also this morning-- trump: hillary clinton created isis with obama. karen -- donald trump on the attack. the way he is battling back after a terror group uses his words to recruit new followers.

how gorgeous is that? only one person on the entire beach. you've got it all to yourself, buddy. pick a spot and enjoy the morning.

>> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." danielle: a cold start to your sunday. just how much warmer it will get before the temperature takes a plunge. karen: breaking overnight.

through a home in leominster. doug: and donald trump on the attack. his answer to a terror group using his words to recruit new members. karen: and new proposals on beacon hill to keep cyclists safe on the roads. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." doug: good morning, everybody. i'm doug meehan. karen: and i'm karen anderson in for antoinette. for everyone heading back to work after the holidays it will be a little bit harder. danielle: temperatures on the way down as you step out the door tomorrow morning. right now though not so bad in a lot of spots. already in the 40's on the cape and nantucket. 49 degrees currently at the 9:00 orange. take a look back to the north and west. you see the cold air coming over us from canada. this is by way of a cold front that will be coming through. the other thing to talk about this morning and this afternoon, those winds are gusting upwards

now on nantucket. strong winds throughout the day. it will warm our temperatures into the 40's and low 50's on nantucket with a mix of sun and clouds. we do have a couple of snow showers now starting to work their way in to northern york. some of those may make their way into the berkshires later today but it's all associated with this cold front and this cold air mass that is headed our way. in fact, it's the coldest air we've seen thus far this season. and it's not just the cold we're talking about that's going to work its way in for monday and tuesday. we're also talking about the chances for some snow showers. they will be ocean-effect snow showers so we'll talk about just who could see those snow showers, how much to get where you live and then we'll also talk about just how long this cold lasts. doug. doug: breaking overnight. one woman rushed to the hospital after a fire tears through her leominster apartment. the fire started right around midnight in the four-family home

made it out of the house safely. the woman is suffering from non-life-threatening injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation. karen: a boston police officer is being praised for showing restraint during an attack that was caught on camera. police say the suspect attacked the officer outside city hall without warning, hitting him in the face. 23-year-old andrew bowman now faces several charges in the case. doug: globe staffers personally delivering the paper. more than 200 employees volunteered to wake up early and get the paper to subscribers. "the globe" is trying to make up for a week of missed deliveries for some readers. executives say they are transitioning to a new delivery company and thank readers for their patience. trump: hillary clinton created isis with obama. karen: commitment 2016. donald trump pointing fingers in mississippi. the republican is blaming democrats for isis and facing questions about inspiring the

frank is back with more. frank: trump says he will not change his message despite being featured in a video posted online by another terror group, al shabaab. it includes a clip of trump calling for a ban on muslims entering the united states. cbs news asked trump about the video and how it might change his campaign. this is how the businessman responded. trump: look. it's a problem. i bring it up. other people have called me and say you have guts to bring it up because frankly it's true but nobody wants to get involved. now people are getting involved. people that are on different persuasions than me right now, john, are saying, you know, maybe trump isn't wrong. we want to examine it. frank: he made no mention of the video at his campaign stop in mississippi yesterday. hillary clinton recently suggested trump's comments on the unites states. that set off a war of words between the candidates. karen? karen: two republicans are stumping in new hampshire today.

christie will open his salem office, then visit merrimack. marco rubio is also making several stops. on the democratic side bernie sanders has three events today as does hillary clinton. doug: this is video from a "black lives matter" activist. the group rallied at north station and the td-garden yesterday. the protest was in response to the fatal shooting of 12-year-old tamir rice in cleveland. a grand jury recently decided not to indict the police officer who shot the boy. right now police in warwick, rhode island, are looking for the driver who may have intentionally hit an officer. it happened saturday morning at dave's marketplace. that's a grocery store on airport road. police say the officer involved was on a detail and was trying to stop the car at the time. that officer ended up with an injured arm. karen: a stabbing in mansfield has one person facing charges this morning. the suspect is a juvenile. police say he stabbed a 29-year-old man on warren avenue last night. the victim has serious injuries. the suspect was found in a

away. the search continues for a sex assault suspect in dorchester. police say a 29-year-old woman was attacked around 6:30 a.m. on new year's day. she was walking alone down a busy, well-lit stretch of columbia road. authorities say a man grabbed her from behind near annabel street, threatened her with a weapon, and assaulted her before running off. anyone with information is asked to call police. doug: a woman is seriously hurt following a house fire on martha's vineyard. 52-year-old jeri-lyn dube was airlifted to mass general where she was in critical condition as of last night. the fire broke out early of her home on pennsylvania avenue in oak bluffs. another person was home at the time but was not hurt. the cause of the fire is under investigation. another investigation at a home in new hampshire this morning. the first time it was for homicide-- now for possible arson. the fire on fowler river road in alexandria broke out around 8:30 friday night. firefighters say that fire is

on the first floor. that's despite the fact that investigators believe the house was empty and had been for at least a month. it's the same home where 11-month-old shawn sylvester was critically injured in november. he later died, and his death was ruled a homicide. >> we treat any fire that we get called to the same. we'll do a very thorough investigation regardless of any circumstances that surround where we're at or any other incident. doug: no arrests have been made in the baby's death. however, a man who had been living in the home at the time is charged with child porn possession. police in rochester, new hampshire, say someone is pretending to be an officer. they tell us someone in a crown victoria with flashing lights pulled up to young people on hanson street. he told them it was illegal to carry a baseball bat and took it from them. that man was wearing a uniform with an arm patch and badge.

call police. karen: bills to protect bicyclists will be the focus of a public hearing at the statehouse this week. one of the bills would require side guards on trucks and other large vehicles. activists say more than ha of bicyclists killed by trucks hit the side of the truck frist before they're swept underneath. sideguards could keep cyclists from getting pulled under the you can weigh in at the hearing on wednesday. a company that wants to build a natural gas pipeline in massachusetts is rejecting alternate routes proposed by federal regulators. cited environmental and other concerns in ruling out proposals pike through the berkshires, along route 2, or first hitting massachusetts in agawam. the current plan would build the pipeline across parts of western massachusetts. doug: a gas explosion rocks an oklahoma city neighborhood. the blast that knocked the sleeping homeowner right out of his house. frank? teen" putting up a legal fight to stay in mexico. what his lawyer is saying about

caught on the run. danielle? danielle: get ready for winter. the wind chill that will make it feel like it's below zero. karen: and the first family is wrapping up their hawaiian vacation. their last day trip before

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karen: investigators want to know what sparked a gas explosion in oklahoma city. take a look at this. exploded, leaving only a heap of burning debris. amazingly the one person inside the home asleep in his bed was blown out of the house. he survived with only minor burns. >> windows were busted out. brick walls leaning in. karen: just before it happened, utility workers were in the backyard of a home next door checking a gas leak. doug: to mexico and the so-called "affluenza teen." texas fugitive ethan couch awaiting deportation. the eye's frank holland is tracking new developments in the case. frank? frank: couch now has a high-profile attorney south of the border. his return to the u.s. could be delayed for weeks, if not months. the mexican lawyer for ethan couch is firing back at authorities for swooping in and arresting the texas teen and his

monday. lawyer: we want an eye for an eye. that's human nature, but the reality is, he has not committed a crime in mexico. frank: high-powered mexican attorney fernando benitez argues the mother and son were unlawfully detained. lawyer: there is no formal extradition request by the u.s. state department filed. frank: the couches vanishing for more than two weeks after ethan failed to check in with his probation officer. he was sentenced to 10 years probation for killing four people while driving drunk. ethan's legal team invoking the now-famous affluenza defense claiming the teen was too spoiled to know right from wrong. this exclusive video showing the family's life on the run. that's tonya there shopping at a local butcher shop. days later ethan is spotted there too buying food. he even waves to the butcher as he leaves. just two hours later, he was under arrest.

couch was being taken to the airport-- u.s. bound-- when his team intercepted the van convincing ethan to sign legal papers to keep him in mexico for now. tonya couch is now back in the as for couch, he's expected to meet with his lawyer on tuesday at a detention center in mexico where he could remain for months. frank holland, wcvb, newscenter >> now your storm team 5 forecast with meterologist danielle vollmar. danielle: check out worcester this morning. you can see bright blue skies. temperatures there in the 20's but warming up into the 30's today. then look at boston. you see a lot of sunshine there in the front of the camera there. there's the hand koch tower. it was flashing blue this morning, meaning clouds are due. we're going to see more clouds build their way in as we head towards later today. but right now, we're talking about temperatures above normal for today. 43 degrees.

the 20's and we'll stay there on tuesday. this is the coldest air we've seen thus far this season. but we're back up to 40 degrees by wednesday so it's just two days of really cold air. it's coming in the way of a cold front up in canada. you can see colder air is out there. and this morning it's already creating some lake-effect snow showers off ontario and some snow showers for northern new england so for you skiers and snow borders, you're going to like that. you can see snow bands from burlington, vermont, back towards albany. these may make their way into the berkshires if they hold together later on this afternoon. right now 34 degrees in boston. 30 in worcester. 29 in pittsfield. but look at the vineyard. 46 and 49 on nantucket. gusty winds. we have them this morning. to the west. and we will warm up to 51 on nantucket, the low 40's though in and around boston. the cold air arrives tonight. take a look. we drop back into the teens

21 in worcester. 26 in boston. and then tomorrow these are your high temperatures, folks. we're only in the low 20's in a lot of spots. and notice i leave in snow showers for parts of the area. let me show you how all this plays out. cold air arrives this evening. then we'll bring more clouds into the forecast. the wind shifts tonight into tomorrow morning to the north-northeast. as that cold air temperature rides over that warm water temperature, we get the ocean-effect snow showers starting up. they continue through monday afternoon really ramping up, i think, through monday night before settling down on tuesday morning. by tuesday afternoon, we're clearing things out and seeing more sunshine in most locations. when all is said and done, a coating to an inch in plymouth county. maybe even cape ann getting a coating there. and then 1-3 inches for you folks on the cape and potentially nantucket. and depending on where those bands set up, you could get

so yes, while a lot of you are not seeing any snow, you're going to be seeing the cold air. in fact, we're going to have wind chill values beginning monday night starting below zero in pittsfield by 5:00. watch what happens at 8:00. we're below gloor owe wind chill readings in worcester as well as the merrimack val eevment as we head towards tuesday morning, pretty much everybody joins the party. in concord, new hampshire, 10 tuesday morning. i'm saying bundle up. it will be cold. the day. look at these high temperatures. only in the mid 20's so it is another cold day. it's blustery out there as well. then by wednesday we moderate back to 40 degrees. we're in the 40's through the rest of the week so it's not looking so bad and then as we look ahead towards the weekend, another chance for some wintery weather coming saturday into sunday. doug? doug: danielle, thank you.

take advantage of the "dolphins in turmoil"? they're going to have to because winning in miami is never easy. brady's 6-and-7 there and belichick is 7-and-8 there with the patriots. and they've both lost their last two in miami. so this afternoon's game could be tricky. brady: i think this game is really important for us because, you know, it's a great goal for us to be the number-one seed. a lot goes into that in the off-season, work by players and coaches and the whole organization to get this done. there's only one team that gets the number-one seed. it's great if you're that team because it means you've done things better than anybody else over the course of the season. doug: missing the action-- a long list of patriot players including rob ninkovich because of a sore shin. the c's started the new year with a game against the nets and an injury. avery bradley left the game with a hip conutsion and did not come back. there he is leaving the court. jared sullinger got a flagrant foul after this. he pulled down brook lopez, and

jae crowder and jarrett jack. fourth quarter, down three in the final seconds, marcus smart steals the ball. the celtics need three to tie, but jonas jerebko misses. the celtics lose 100-97. karen: tough one. karen: you could have hidden treasure in your home and not even know it. doug: "chronicle" takes us inside antiques appraisals at ramble market in waltham. ted: ever wanted to put a price on that picture of your great aunt? see what that victorian fireplace screen could fetch? or get bucks back for that bronze horse you found? is there a fortune just waiting to be claimed? now you can find out. just take your treasures to the monthly appraisal nights at ramble market in waltham. john ames owns the store. john: we decided to have an appraisal night which we're

on a wednesday night. ted: when ames advertised his first appraisal night, people came carrying their prized possessions. john: i would say the values are anywhere from $10 to i think the most expensive thing that we appraised last time was about $10,000. pretty good range. doug: beautifully expressive. ted: liz sherry came in with a water color painting. doug stinson's job-- to appraise it. liz: i got it at an estate sale in newton. i bought it because i just thought it was pretty nice. doug: you bought for $10. is that right? liz: yes. doug: you've brought along a wonderful painting by an artist that is a listed artist named henry webster rice. and he was active in the 19th century from maine originally, and we've done some research and come up with some information about 75 past auction sales results that exist for the artist. they range anywhere from $100 up to about $800. ted: this couple purchased this

than 30 years ago. doug: marked tiffany's studios new york. great, great box and a very desirable thing. i would say in today's marketplace it's probably, oh, $1,000 to $1,500. in today's marketplace. >> that's good. that's a profit. i'm going to keep it. doug: how much did you pay for it on charles street years ago? doug: $300. and that bronze is spot-on beautiful. doug: tomorrow on "chronicle," one house has too many angles. another, none at all. and sounding the bells in a steeple-topped home. plus animal house-- times two and three. living in unusual houses, tomorrow at 7:30 on "chronicle." as it turns out, you only need a couple of dollars and a dream. karen: no one won last night's powerball jackpot. just how big that prize is now.

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doug: recapping our breaking news this morning. one woman is hurt after a fire tore through her leominster apartment. the fire started around midnight in the four-family home on cottage street, fire officials say everyone else made it out of the house safely. the woman is suffering from non-life-threatening injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation. karen: also right now. a boston police officer is being praised for showing restraint during an attack caught on camera. it happened friday morning

police say the suspect attacked the officer without warning, hitting him in the face. 23-year-old andrew bowman now faces several charges in the case. doug: republican presidential candidate donald trump says he will not change his message on muslims. those comments come after terror group al-shabaab posted a recruitment video online showing a clip of trump. in it, trump says he'd ban muslims from coming to the u.s. karen: democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders is stumping in new hampshire today. yesterday the vermont senator was in worcester. he spoke to a crowd of supporters about wealth inequality in america. sanders says it's a political and moral issue. he also spoke against the divisiveness that he believes donald trump is causing. new video coming from the saudi embassy in iran being ransacked. one of 47 prisoners convicted on terrorism charges.

discontent among saudi arabia's shiite minority. and a saddening this morning to the search for a missing northeastern university student. eve. this according to the university president. there's no further details right now on where he was found or how he died. november. counseling will be available at north eastern. a connecticut man faces charges in connection to this stash of weapons. foxborough police say officials were notified of a suspicious man in a parking lot near gillette stadium. they say they found the weapons after searching matthew karen: the first family's this was one of their last stops. they visited the honolulu zoo for about an hour and checked out some elephants and monkeys. at a steakhouse before heading back to washington, d.c. everybody.

are still alive this morning. there was no powerball winner last night. that means the jackpot now stands at $400 million. and probably growing. that's about $245 million after taxes. if you won a smaller pot, let us know. these are the numbers. 5-6-15-29-42-and 10. those numbers are drawn every wednesday and saturday night. i'm imagining a lot of folks who didn't play say, well, i should probably play now. danielle: you want to do the weather. i'm going to get out there and get my tickets now. doug: bundle up if you do. danielle: yes, you do because the temperatures are on way down as be head towards tomorrow and tuesday. today is a great day. get outside and enjoy it. it is breezy but temperatures will warm into the low to mid to even upper 40's in spots. tomorrow temperatures drop into the 20's. we have ocean-effect snow showers beginning for the east coast of massachusetts especially plymouth county and the cape. and then it continues for the cape into tuesday morning.

and maybe even some spots a little higher amounts on the cape. as well as nantucket. besides that, it's all about below-zero wind chills on tuesday morning for most of us. we do moderate by midweek though. karen: reality check. back to workment back to winter. danielle: not a bad way to do it, huh. doug: have you ever gone through life wishing you could stand on a box? i feel that way right about now. thanks for joining us, everybody. make it a great sunday afternoon.