announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- randy: flames tearing through a building in saugus right now. emily:an emergency response to north korea' s latest claim. randy: a baby left alone in a freezing car in a parking lot. what the and mother -- what the mother admitted to police on the eye for this morning -- wednesday morning. announcer: this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. emily: also on the eye this

but some seemingly healthy options could pack a punch, too. randy: you will notice a difference in the temperatures this morning. cindy: i was noticing the cake and cookies. [laughter] yes, it is not nearly as bitter this morning as you step out. single-digit temperatures. this is the difference between yesterday morning and this morning. nearly 20 degrees less cold in boston out the door right now than it was at this time yesterday. you can see the difference in temperature. 27, we just jumped up to it in boston. yesterday morning, it was in the single digits. but we do have those this morning on the south shore. it is 11 in hyannis. what we don' t have are the winds. they are generally near 10 miles per hour this morning. also notice that southwesterly

overhead. underneath that high, loads of sunshine today. we are going to keep the sun with us all day long. up to around 40 this afternoon. some lower 40' s back through the merrimack valley. upper 30' s out through worchester county. but 40 down to the south. the cape, low 40' s with sunshine this afternoon. let' s get you out to the roads. good morning, olessa. olessa: good morning, cindy. route 1 in saugus, bumper to bumper at this point. this shot is about a mile north of where that problem is. if you are traveling northbound, the ramp to essex street is closed because of a fire. southbound aside, stop and stare delays adding to that volume.

on that. north of there, and accident and 93 south at 495 did eastbound on the pike -- some delays building expressway. trains and buses doing ok. emily: breaking news right now, a massive fire sweeps through a home in saugus. randy: that battle is still we want to get over to the eyeopener' s doug meehan. doug: thank you very much. just to give you a sense of behind our camera. to my left hand side. tucked in just before the exit for essex street here in saugus. and just behind the gas station is where that home is. just before 5:00 a.m., they got

scary moments for the family who lives inside. firefighters trying to tackle this three alarm blaze. when they got here, it was fully involved. there was a firefighter. the firefighter going by the name of dj lost his helmet. he was momentarily trapped inside. they called everybody out, and dj did make it out safely. no injuries to the firefighter, no injuries to the people who were inside at the time when this fire broke out. we are scheduled to meet with the chief of what exactly happened here, but as you can see, well into an hour into this fire, we still have heavy smoke billowing into the early morning skies here. firefighters are hard at work trying to douse those flames. we did see some of the flames jump up moments ago.

trying to fight it. they have sand and salt down as firefighters face a slippery situation. the folks that were living t know if it was a family, but they are all safe to and all of the firefighters fighting this fire are safe and ok, at least at this hour. update. we will be hearing more from the morning. commuters are hoping for a much smoother ride on the rails. broken, canceled, delayed trains all fresh in their memories. and the problem so severe, state police are now helping the mbta investigate this. t employees handed out rider updates, explaining how a

riders were also hit by track failures on the red line, which the state attributed to the bitterly cold temperatures. but writers are not taking these inter- -- early winter woes lightly. >> i do not want to hear about fare hikes, i do not want to hear what color the trains are. randy: in addition to state police, federal investigators are also looking into the derailment. emily: the united nations is getting ready for an emergency meeting after a startling announcement from north korea. the rogue nation claiming they have detonated their first hydrogen bomb. the eye' s erika tarantal monitoring information as it comes in. erika: at this hour, officials are working to confirm that claim. detection devices around the world picking up a five weight one magnitude event along the

-- a 5.1 magnitude event along the northeast coast. in recent weeks, the north korean leader has posted his country finally had the technology to build a nuclear weapon, but his claims have been notoriously hard to confirm. and some experts are skeptical due to the size of the explosion. in a statement overnight, a un security council spokesperson saying we condemn any violation of security resolutions. the security council will be meeting on this today. we will bring in new information as we get it. emily: right now, we are expecting new information after a discovery on the side of the massachusetts highway. sources tell 5 investigates a man' s body found in auburn is suspicious. the body was found in the woods

released. globe" tries debacle. the paper now bringing back its handle about half of the delivery routes. they will work with the new papers to thousands of subscribers for more than a week. john henry is taking to the pages of the paper, writing in part, many of the people who support journalism in this region have been slapped in the face simply trying to get their daily newspaper. mr. trump: it is no good, it is no fair, and they are not going to screw around with the second amendment. emily: donald trump slamming president obama' s new executive order on gun control.

criticism and threats of legal challenges from republicans yesterday. the president' s 10 point plan aims to narrow the loophole that exempts gun shows from background champs -- checks. and it calls for smart gun technology research to reduce accidental shootings. and it asks for $500 million to improve dental health care. 5 investigates, looking into the impact the president' s plan could have on gun crime in boston and throughout massachusetts. more than half the guns linked to crimes here were bought out of state, most from new hampshire. most data have no requirements to document private gun sales. >> if you are in the business and you are not licensed, that is a problem. and that is really where this executive action is heading. emily: about

sales are done by private dealers who do not have to run background checks or even show id. randy: there is a mystery this morning connected to the san bernardino shooting massacre. investigators have been able to put together a timeline of the day of the attacks. after the shooting at 11 a.m., the suspects escaped and make several stops. but there is no trace of the suspects between 12:59 and 1:17 in the afternoon. investigators want to know what time. just two hours later, at 3:16 p.m., the suspects were both dead in a shootout with police. a warning this morning. emily: how people are getting ripped off during their workouts. and a baby left alone while her mother shopped. randy: and knew this morning, sugar where you least expect it.

obvious. erika: right now, a massive fire at a home in august. one firefighter did have to jump out of a first floor window. cindy: it is another cold start this morning, but sunshine is going to warm us up later today to around 40 degrees. first, take a look at the temperatures as you are stepping out the door right now. in plymouth, it is only in the

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>> good morning, eye-opener. randy: good morning to all of our friends at the silver lake in kingston. they shot that wake-up call during school spirit week. [laughter] they definitely have the school spirit here. emily: and they look great. to record a wake-up call, go to our website and upload it to the u-local section. all i know is i saw something in your forecast about 50 degrees. cindy: a couple of weeks of go -- weeks ago, we would go, so?

it is another cold start out the door this morning, not just as -- just not as bitter as it was yesterday. and the sunshine we are going to have today is going to be with us for a couple of days before clouds start to move in on friday. with the clear skies overnight, places like plymouth down to the cape, it is cold this morning. 9 in plymouth. just 11 degrees, hyannis. boston is one of the spots that has just jumped up to 27. jeffrey, 12. 17 on the north shore in beverly this morning. the skies are clear, and the winds are light underneath high-pressure that is just nosing and now. -- in now. generally at or below 10 miles per hour through a good portion

wall-to-wall sunshine all day long. it is going to feel like it bumps up to 40 degrees this afternoon in boston. upper 30' s out through the worcester hills. down to the cape, a big warm up for you this afternoon. tonight, we fall back mainly into the 20' s. a few of our coldest suburbs could be in the mid and upper teens overnight. high-pressure pushes eastward on thursday. eventually, some of this moisture will start to get in here. tomorrow is another mostly sunny day. lower 40' s tomorrow. on friday, we may start with a little sunshine, and then northeasterly winds is going to feed and moisture. at the same time, a warm front is approaching. that is going to allow this -- allow us to cloud over. maybe a touch of drizzle on saturday morning. it may be just cold enough

and west of 495 that there could be some freezing drizzle. and then we have the 50 degree reading olessa was talking about. it is going to flood in milder temperatures. it looks like some heavier rain coming in sunday afternoon. and that rain may go all the way up into ski country. kind of all over the place, bouncing all around. olessa: that is how it has been. thank you, cindy. a live look at route 1 in saugus. pretty much a parking lot right now. this is about a mile north of essex street. the northbound side of route 1, the ramp to essex street is closed because of a fire. the right line -- lane is now also closed. the southbound side was doing

north of there, 495 south by 93, a crash. and another accident here by the lowell connector. and south of town, typical volume here. the expressively -- expressway is about 25. emily: a mother is in trouble right now after leaving her baby alone in a freezing car. another shopper at the wrentham outlets noted the eight month old crying in the parking lot. police say she admitted she went into the nike store for about 10 minutes, leaving the baby alone when it was just 22 degrees out. officers tell us the mother was not from here and there was a language barrier, but they say that is no excuse. >> regardless of the weather, leaving an eight-month-old in the car is just not acceptable.

with child endangerment. this wednesday, asian stocks slumped overnight over worries about korea. wall street will be looking for clues from the federal reserve when minutes from their latest meeting are released today. randy: apple is scaling back production of its iphones. the company braces for lower sales. tech analysts had warned that act couple -- that apple would struggle to grow demand for the iphone. several u.s. airlines are raising base round-trip prices on domestic flights. the six dollar average hike is the first large-scale increase since june. delta airlines began this on monday, quickly followed by southwest, american, united, jetblue, and virgin america.

thieves are wanted in several towns. police say they are going into local gyms and stealing people' s car keys. the video shows them cashing in at the target store in stoughton. it is believed they have been in stoughton, norwood, and dedham. cutting out the sugar, part of a lot of our new year' s resolutions. but sometimes even how the options can be a secret trap. like whole-grain bread. too many sandwiches can still push or blood sugar higher. how about balsamic vinegar? many american versions also contain caramello coloring and cornstarch -- caramel coloring and cornstarch, two sugary products. the better option, grab a nice, sweet bowl of fruit. randy: it is amazing how much

fruit products. steamed vegetables. emily: let' s not get crazy. [laughter] randy: a doughnut giving new meaning to the phrase champagne taste. emily: and the ingredient packing a hefty price tag. erika: a robbery suspect calls 911 when a woman turns the tables on him. house she -- how she says she fought him off. we are following breaking news right now in the saugus. crews on the scene of a three a lime fire on essex street. we will have a live update coming up from doug meehan in our next half hour. and in less than a week, newscenter 5 lunches two new

cindy: 6:24 now on your wednesday morning. look at this in boston, we have held in the 20' s in town. not the case in many of the suburbs.

not as bitter as yesterday. the winds will stay light today out of the southwest. we should be around 40 degrees here this afternoon. mostly sunny and the lower 40' s tomorrow. and then it looks like we cloud over on friday. emily: there are a lot of people doing some dreaming this morning. a $450 million powerball jackpot is up for grabs tonight. that lump sum cash payment would be $275 million before taxes. you can see the winning numbers tonight on newscenter 5 at 11:00. randy: olessa has our eye poppers this morning. olessa: you think it is cold here? check this out. they are actually ice-skating in the streets in the netherlands. everyone just ice skates to work.

and a special doughnut selling for big bucks. for $100, this flashy 24 caret gold ring can be yours. they are made with champagne filling and dusted with gold. the chef says he has already sold five dozen since launching the doughnuts. everyone knows you and i will just about each anything. randy: our tastes are not that rich. you get all that gold dust in your teeth. [laughter] olessa: i hate that when that happens. [laughter] emily: so embarrassing. the red sox getting a new mascot. while the the green monster' s new partner in crime. and a special moment leaving a little boy speechless. why a returning soldier wanted to surprise his son at school. and take a live look here. we are on the scene in saugus. a three alarm house fire still

doug meehan is there. again, this is on a six street in saugus.

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firefighter to make a bold move. >> the court case that could shed on the murder of bella bond. >> a new hampshire woman bites back and takes aim. >> i shot him. >> the desperate move she said she had to make. quick live big -- >> lit pictures of this fire in saugus: . a firefighter was in trouble, heavy smoke. doug is on the scene in gathering new information and we will check in with them in a few minutes. emily: we are -- good morning. randy: we are improving a little bit with the weather. cindy: nothing falling from the sky. clear. a little on the cold side.

a lot of heavy coats needed. temperatures averaging in the teens at minibus stops with bright sunshine. what a recovery? around 40 degrees. you can see the wins at or below 10 miles per hour. no pitcher wind chill' s that are subzero -- bitter wind chills that are subzero. eight degrees on the vineyard. on the cold side. high pressure in and the sunshine and light winds all day and temperatures respond, up to 40 degrees for our high temperatures this afternoon. austin and nashua as well. worcester hills, generally in the upper-30' s and south of boston -- on the tape as well.

southwesterly wind. a lot of sunshine. let' s get you out on the roads. olessa: sky 5 over the scene of a large fire in saugus. the flames shooting up to the sky and smoke. watching traffic problems because of that. into saugus , northbound side of route 1, the rep to essex street is closed. so is the right lane. causing heavy delays on the northbound side and worse for the commuters heading south and an accident in the same stretch by essex street possibly caused by stop and stare delays. one. a crash on 495 south. an accident route three southbound at the laurel connector.

braintree to boston. trains and buses doing ok. emily: breaking news, a home goes up in flames and saugus. randy: doug is on the scene. doug: firefighters have their hands full with this fire. it has re-spark since we have and smoke now. street, right off route 1. folks probably drive by everyday trying to get on route 1. a single-family structure, mostly brick, the roofline fully involved. several people inside at the time the fire broke out and everybody got out safely. firefighters entered the building and had to call everybody out because of a mayday, a firefighter lost his helmet and got trapped momentarily, he made it out ok with no injuries.

jeep with an update but still an active fire on essex street, heavily involved on the route 1. the firefighters will be here for some time. essex street on-ramp is closed onto route 1. no injuries. live in saugus, wb' s -- wcvb. emily: a security council from the united nations will be held after north korea claims it tested its first hydrogen bomb. the white house cannot confirm the authenticity of that claim. randy: state police and federal officials helping with the investigation into a train to roman -- derailment . just a precaution, the tracks are inspected twice a week. emily: we are expecting new information after a grisly discovery on the side of a massachusetts highway, sources tell us the man thought he found

the mother of a little girl found dead on deer island is in the case that gain international attention. randy: we are in boston with what we can expect. todd: rachelle bond expected here at sussex superior court, death of her daughter. she is accused of an accessory she' s also facing larceny charges for allegedly continuing to use public assistance meant for bella, after the girl' death. bella, first known as baby doe, was found washed ashore on deer island in june of last year. bond' s boyfriend, michael mccarthy, is also charged in bella' s murder. mccarthy is expected to be arraigned on monday. live in boston, todd -- newscenter 5. kidnapper

officers were in an unmarked car when they say roy bautista drove-up to a boy who just got off the school bus. police say bautista tried to lure that boy into his car. the boy said no and took off. bautista floored it when officers chased after him. he side-swiped a few cars before getting away, but police later tracked him down. randy: it may have been a popular holiday gift, but this morning emerson says those controversial hoverboards are not welcome on campus. in an e-mail to students, the school said the devices present a number of safety risks, citing recent fires. the consumer product safety commission launched an investigation into the gadgets last month. emily: a college professor fired for what she thought was a simple statement. randy: the comment she says was meant to show solidarity between religion. a father and son reunited, the homecoming leaving a little boy at a loss for words. emily: we' re following breaking news out of saugus right now. a massive fire on essex street.

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a large fire on essex street in shooting up from the scene. route 1 northbound, the entrance ramp to exeter street is closed and so is the right lane. on the southbound side, a lane shut down as well. cindy: cold conditions for the firefighters this morning. s in boston. some single digits. we warm up nicely this afternoon with sunshine, light wind, a sound? 40' s tomorrow and clouds return weekend. a surprise homecoming in new hampshire, a soldier hugging his son with the first time in nearly a year. the national guardsmen back from his third tour of duty and wanted to surprise his son in class. dana osborne wasn' t expected

s classmates were told there would be a surprise reading guest. declan never realized it was his father who waited for the right time to show up. the two skipped out of class -- >> the school has been very supportive of my deployment. we thought it would be a great idea to do it here. emily: the two skipped out of class early to catch up on all they' ve missed. randy: the globe with a new plan to get deliveries back on track. and the safest airline in the world. we will tell you about that ahead in news to go. plus, a new mascot for the red sox. wally the green monster' s sister, ahead. we are live on the scene of a fire that continues to go in saugus. this is a long essex street in saugus, firefighters on the scene for quite some time and you can see the flames continue

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randy: sky 5 live here showing you one big story, we are looking at a scene in saugus, firefighters have been here for quite some time, still battling this fire on essex street. one firefighter had to jump out of a first floor window to escape the flames, he was not hurt.

report in a couple of minutes. cold conditions for the firefighters. s. a few spots in the single digits but the winds are light. that is a good thing. not giving us better wind chill' s -- bitter wind chills. how does 40 degrees sound, that is where we are headed, sunshine today and tomorrow before the clouds move back in on friday. north of the canadian border, is where you find cloud cover. a big area of high pressure coming in and that will do a couple things, keep the sky clear today and keep the winds light. not expecting strong windchill today, 21 in worcester. cold pockets come a single digits in nashua back to orange and a fresh no pack on the south shore. just eight on the vineyard.

noon, bright conditions, milder, mid and upper-30' s by noontime . sunset at 4:26 and highs today around 40 degrees in boston and cooler in the worcester hills with lower-40' s on the south shore indicate -- and the cape. lower-40' s tomorrow, mostly sunny, then here come the clouds on friday. initially, they will be low clouds off the ocean and then we see more clouds at higher altitudes as the one front approaches from the west. that may lead to a touch up some very light precipitation early saturday. north and west of boston, especially outside of 495, it may be cold enough for light freezing rain, something we will watch early saturday. the rest of your weekend forecast and let' s get you back to the roadways. olessa: talking about the situation in saugus, essex

1, impacting our commute. we will keep you posted. the mavs, northbound side of route 1, -- heavy delays northbound, on the southbound side, the backup all the way to delay kill tunnel because of an accident on that same stretch taking out one lane and that is southbound. 495, southbound at 93, a grass blocks one lane. route 3 south at the royal connector, another accent, the bike is found, -- on the expressway, a half hour from braintree to boston. trains and buses doing ok. randy: a saugus firefighter is very lucky after a close call at saugus. emily: doug is on the scene with what we know. doug: good morning. more information off camera with

behind us, at this home at 240 essex street, quite involved, firefighters have their hands full. at about 5:00 a.m., the call came in and when firefighters arrived, one set of crews went upstairs and the second downstairs. during that initial attack that some of the firefighters were overcome with smoke and heat. they had to go everybody out. three firefighters were trapped inside. some other firefighters were able to help the firefighters out of the building. suffering just minor injuries . a very close call for these firefighters this morning. we are just learning this new information, one of the to his back. the people inside the fire were able to get out on their own, to the state fire marshal.

saugus firefighters and surrounding departments have their hands full, it is far from out as you can see from these heavy smoke and fire still inside. is closed. emily: breaking news the un security council will hold an emergency meeting today after an alarming claim from north korea. the rogue nation says they successfully tested their first hydrogen bomb. seismic activity was detected at a known nuclear test site there. some nuclear experts are expressing doubt due to the estimated size of the explosion , saying perhaps a simpler, less powerful bomb was tested. south korea says maybe an atomic bomb. in response, a security council spokesperson said we condemn any violation of un security council resolutions and again call on north korea to abide by its international obligations and commitments. u.s. officials say it could take days to determine exactly what

todd: the mother of bella bond will be in court at suffolk superior, arraigned on charges in connection with the death of her -- her daughter. rachelle bond accused of being an accessory after the fact in the murder of the two-year-old. she is facing larceny charges for allegedly continued to use public assistance meant for her daughter after the girls death. bella was found washed ashore on deer island in june of last year, identified three months later. rachelle bond' s boyfriend is also charged in the murder. live in boston, talk to steve inch -- todd. emily: we investigate the death the highway. found in the woods between the offices, the man' s identity has not been released. randy: the boston globe tries to

debacle, we will bring you back its former distribution company to handle half the delivery route, working with a new company which is struggling to get the papers to thousands of subscribers. the new arrangement will start on monday. >> last night was the first time i ever shot that gun in all the time i have owned it. emily: a 64-year-old woman fights back against a robber in new hampshire. she shot him in the chest, after he followed her to her manchester apartment, and confronted her. the woman owned a gun for more than 10 years but never thought she would actually have to use it. the 23-year-old suspect was arraigned on robbery charges from his hospital bed yesterday. he' s the one who called 911. the woman does have a concealed carry permit. randy: a worcester tarver in state custody after he was allegedly beaten by his mother' s girlfriend -- boyfriend, he was beaten so badly he needed surgy. police say it happened on december 30 or possibly the 31st. 23-year-old johnny sanchez is

a dangerousness hearing on friday. emily: a state trooper from royalston has been convicted of assault and battery against his girlfriend. corey benoit was convicted yesterday of shoving the victim into a wall last august, and breaking her collarbone. the fight started over a loud stereo. benoit, who has been suspended without pay since august, is sentenced to one year probation. a christian college professor suspended for saying christians and muslims worship the same god could soon be fired. wheaton college in illinois taking steps to release a tenured professor, who made the comment to show solidarity for the two religions. college officials and hawkins have tried to work out their differences, but the school says those efforts have reached an impasse. randy: the al jazeera television station is facing defamation lawsuits over accusations it made against several professional athletes. the american tv network claimed the athletes used performance-enhancing drugs. major league baseball players ryan zimmerman and ryan howard filed separate lawsuits against the company.

peyton manning, were also named in the al jazeera report. emily: the annual list of the world' s safest airlines has been released. at the top is australian carrier qantas. they tout a fatality-free record. other major carriers rounding out the top 20 include air new zealand, alaska airlines, american airlines, and emirates. randy: a new ranking of the best ways to lose weight. the dash diet tops the u.s. news and world report list for the sixth year in a row. the popular plan emphasizes healthy grains, veggies, and lean meat. it was designed to help cardiac patients lower their blood pressure. emily: the bruins drop 5 of their last six games this one at home against the washington capitals. the b' s trailed throughout the game, trying twice to chip away at a 2-goal caps lead. patrice bergeron makes it 3-2 later in the third period. but the b' s couldn' t capitalize -- they lose 3-2.

jersey. randy: in case you wondered if wally the green monster had any back story, here it is. the red sox have released video that shows wally visiting his parents in florida. wally even has a sister named tessie. and she' s coming to boston. tessie will be available for events like parties or even weddings. emily: good to know. the powerball jackpot has skyrocketed to $450 million. strong sales since saturday' s drawing get the jackpot a boost. if you choose the lump-sum cash payment, you' d get $275 million before taxes. the new winning numbers will be drawn tonight, you can see them right here on newscenter 5 at 11:00. randy: problem on essex street in saugus. olessa: a big fire.

this will impact our roadways, route 1 sing heavy delays. keep in mind if you' re heading in that direction and plan accordingly. traveling along route number one, northbound side, the ramp to essex street is closed and so is the right lane. in addition, the southbound side seeing heavy volume because of an accident in the same stretch. one lane shut down south. 495 southbound at 93, an accident blocking the lane. to pike , that does not look too bad, typical volume. for 95 to 128 and delays on the expressway, a half hour from braintree to boston but the trains and buses are doing ok. cold for the firefighters. cindy: skies are clear and the winds are light. mid-20' s in boston and single digits around plymouth with a fresh no pack.

high pressure building in so sunny skies all day and light winds. just above freezing by 10:00 a.m. and likely touching 40 degrees this afternoon with wall-to-wall sunshine and upper-30' s the highs in worcester hills and low-40' s around lawrence, marshfield and on cape cod. a nice winter afternoon, tonight, in the 20' s, our coldest suburbs in the teens. overall, more mild and mostly sunny skies tomorrow. moisture with a storm gathered to our south and west, an increase in clouds on friday and low level moisture working from the north and east that eventually could lead to a touch of drizzle on saturday and may be cold enough early saturday, north and west of boston, especially outside 495 for some to freeze on contact, so it could be a little slippery on saturday but sunday is the weather weekend day, when the storm strengthens to our west and increasing the wins and that will bring in milder air.

here in the rain could come down heavy at times before we dry out monday. another record high on sunday at 56, 57. randy: it will be great. emily: thank you for joining us. randy: we will update the situation in saugus a little bit