able to tackle the suspect and confiscate the automatic handgun, which looks to be a 40 millimeter at this time. jack: the suspect will be in dorchester on monday, neighbors hoping that the neighborhood soon returns to normal. it is a proud neighborhood. they point out it does not happen and this young man was driving through. jack harper, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: thanks. and 5 investigates digging into the suspect' s past, which includes a series of drug and weapons charges. karen anderson is live at dorchester district court. karen: sources tell 5 investigates grant headley is a known gang member, with a police record that goes back decades -- a decade. he had just gotten out of prison on gun charges. 27-year-old grant headley has had 40 criminal arraignments in

his lengthy record dates back to 2005 when he was just 16 years old. he was caught illegally carrying a gun. he pleaded guilty and served one year behind bars. four years later, another weapons charge. he had a gun, ammunition, and a large capacity magazine. also that year, he was twice charged with possession and intent to distribute. he was also charged with a motor vehicle violation and he had several ebt cards belonging to other people. he told officers he bought the cards on the street. live in dorchester, karen anderson, 5 investigates. jc: new at six ago, the head of the boston police union says this is a reminder of what

. and it should be a reminder that. >> it is far too common to take shots at police officers. the public has to step up. we are the targets. we are the men and women protecting you, this city. the public should not stand for this. jc: the shooting happened blocks from the school and that created some nervous hours for parents. the abc-d head start progran was put into lockdown. parents were called and told not to worry, the kids were safe. but that didn' t stop some from heading to the school to get their kids out. >> this is a good school. they usually shut things down when something like this happens. >> i just wanted to make sure he was ok. >> but as a mother -- >> you were not staying home? >> no. >> his security is the number one priority to me. not knowing what was going on, i had to come get my son.

blocks from mount bowdoin terrace part of a quiet family , oriented neighborhood with historic homes. phil: new at 6:00, lessons learned during the marathon bombing may have helped save the leg of the officer injured today. newscenter 5' s juli mcdonald is live at boston medical center, where he' s hospitalized tonight. juli: as we' ve seen and the video of the officer arriving to boston medical center, he looks to be in fairly good condition. he is sitting upright and talking to those around him. commissioner evans says he is extremely great role to fellow officers -- grateful to fellow officers who were able to control his bleeding quickly. boston police and city leaders praising the brave and quick response of its officers today, not just getting a known suspect and gone off the street -- commissioner evans: they were able to tackle the suspect and confiscate the automatic handgun and bring him into custody

juli: but also for their simultaneous response and controlling the injuries of the officer who had been shot. commissioner evans: our officers are equipped with tourniquets. juli: he was bleeding significantly and a tourniquet like this one may have saved his leg, if not his life. they have only been carrying them for three to six months. it was a decision made following the boston marathon bombing, when emergency responders and bystanders used else and anything they could think of to save lives. the officer had immediate access to his own tourniquet and help from other officers. commissioner evans: he tried to do it initially, because we carry that equipment.

juli: they have not decided to release the officer from name. elderly mother who just underwent surgery. jc: harvey is tracking wet weather. some areas could see some freezing drizzle tonight? harvey: notice it is 40 degrees and boston, but just above freezing north and west. higher elevations, only 32 at worcester airports. while the coast stays mild , because the wind is off the water out of the east, eventually this low cloudiness will lead to pockets of drizzle and there could be a few icy areas. will not be widespread, but there could be a few pockets. what you to be aware of that overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. a difference situation for sunday. all have a story in a few minutes. phil: all right, thanks. worcester police make a second arrest in the murder of a woman, caught on camera.

month on murray avenue. helping arrest her alleged murder -- jc: hazmat crews say the dow chemical plant is now safe one day after an explosion there critically injured four workers. but cleaning it was not easy. let' s get to newscenter 5' s sera congi, live in north andover. have returned the control of the building to dow chemical. this was a long process. it ended once they were able to contained the volatile material. the state police of bomb squad removing the volatile chemical, to be safely detonated at a remote location. >> this is such a volatile material, extremely volatile, every step has to be checked and crosschecked.

hazmat crews spent nearly 24 hours methodically clearing the dow chemical plant. it is believed that trimethyl aluminum reacted to water, causing the lotion. >> there is nothing leading us to believe this is something other than a tragic industrial action -- accident. sera: four workers suffering injuries, three flown to boston hospitals. no word on their condition. >> hopefully we will be able to have interviews with the severely injured and we will be able to shed some additional light and information on it. sera: a dell spokesperson says that the company is cooperating with investigators. the victims have not been identified. but they were experienced and longtime colleagues. live in north andover, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: we certainly know that you are all dreaming about that huge powerball jackpot.

, chances of actually winning slim. jc: you are being debbie downer. new at 6:00, meet the lynn woman who won not one, but two million dollar prizes in less than a year. harvey: we will go from damp and raw feeling this weekend to that' phil: a couple patriots named to the all-pro team today. one big name not on the list. you will find out who it was in sports. s underwear? new tonight why it' s up for , auction and what the asking price is. phil: love the guy, but -- >> monday

phil: breaking news out of mexico. after a search lasting months, drug lord el chapo is back in

he has been on the run for seven months. he was captured after a wild shootout with mexican marines. according to authorities, he did not go down without a fight. five people were killed in today' s shootout. jc: closer to home trustees at a , prestigious rhode island boarding school say there will be a new investigation into sex abuse cases. dozens of former students came forward this week saying they were sexually assaulted at st. george' s school in the 70' s and 80' s. after weeks of public pressure, the school will appoint a new independent investigator to oversee the investigation. the board is hoping to appoint someone next week. norovirus shuts down a central massachusetts elementary school. 20 children at winchendon called in -- alma driscoll called in sick.

the school is being disinfected and should be reopened on monday. phil: mario roman was in quincy district court, being charged with a salt and assault with attempted murder. it happened at an intersection at grant and north the street thursday. an argument quickly escalated when roman allegedly pulled the victim out of the vehicle and stabbed him several times. witnesses provided a partial plate description. >> it' s crazy that road rage gets that bad. phil: roman pleaded not guilty to charges. jc: harvey is tracking freezing drizzle. phil: and when we could see the heaviest rain this weekend. plus, deer drama. new at 6:00, the tricky rescue caught on camera. but first, let' s check the

jc: new at 6:00, a dear rescue caught on camera. it happened this morning in

they freed the deer and carried it to land, as you can see, wherein into the woods. phil: two rare north atlantic right whales back in cape cod bay for the winter. the whales were spotted just north of dennis. the center for coastal studies have studied right whales since 1976. they say the right whales in the bay are two of just 526. scientists say the right whales are drawn to the bay by large amounts of zoo-plankton their -- to plankton, which is what they eat. bay mariners are reminded it is illegal to come within 500 yards of the rare mammals. jc: powerball growing even bigger today. the jackpot is up to $800 million. the current jackpot has been growing since november 7. wednesday night, that was the 18th strong without a winner. the current lump sum payout is estimated at $496 million -- before taxes. this is the biggest jackpot ever , by the way.

drawing live right here on newscenter 5 tomorrow at 11:00. phil: she has not won powerball yet, but with the luck of this woman, you would not count her out. take a look. we had chain hoyt from lynn -- chain hoyt from lynn. on the right she is collecting winnings from june. that is also jane on the right. she is the first grand prize winner in the $1 million holiday instant bonus game. she plans to put her winnings on her recent retirements and probably a couple bucks on the powerball game. i would. jc: you have a chance to bid on tom brady' s and where. apparently it is not as weird as it sounds. the boxers and the t-shirt worn

has gone up for auction. bids will start at three $500 for each garment. golden options thinks that both will go for more than $5,000. 5000? phil: love that scene and there he was in the t-shirt and boxers. i do not know who is going to buy it. i can imagine tom is going, who would want to -- harvey: what about the lady who won the lottery, what, twice? phil: she can afford it. harvey: i say she should go for this is the weather we have come first, an overview. drizzle developing, and north and west of boston, the higher spots. sunday, for maybe a six-hour mid-to-late morning to afternoon, a windswept, soaking, warm rain and then

an above average day and boston. it has a raw feel to it. all right, boston this friday evening -- 40 degrees. there is the wind, whistling in off the ocean. it' s hard to cool very much off the coast with that wind direction. but when you get to places liking, new hampshire, concorde, that is where it is borderline. any mist or could be borderline. that is what we are pointing out, the easterly wind made eventually produce enough drizzle. it could produce some icy spots, but not along the coastline. that is what to watch into tonight, into tomorrow morning.

freezing even in the cold spots tomorrow afternoon. the easterly wind is going to continue. yes, it could be steadier precipitation that may briefly common tomorrow, especially -- come in on the berkshires. but i am following this in texas. everything in the atmosphere points to that expanding, developing, and heading our way. here are the pockets that come in tonight and tomorrow. there will be times when it is not doing anything, and there will be times when it is misting. that system developing near texas will,. there will be heavy areas of rain. embedded downpours. possibly even a thunderstorm. unusual warmth and gusty winds accompanying it. wanted to inches of rain. the kind of wind i am talking about? when we get to sunday morning, they will be ramping up and there could be a time when the

that is probably overdone. it is a computer model. but the idea is correct. monday will be a windy day, with colder air following the storm. sunday, the record in boston is 56, the record in worcester is 53. both could be challenged, broken , or tied. we will see. a closer look -- i want to show you one more time on sunday, the bands of heavy winds come from southeast to northeast through the evening hours with an inch-plus of rains, strong winds. small storm on tuesday, but probably too far north and developed to late to bring more than light snow or flurries. i do not see much more.

latter part of next week. for now, it looks like that will be accompanied with try weather after that. i did put a couple of snow flurries on thursday, but even that, i think, is a long shot. i meteorologist harvey leonard. >> now sportscenter 5 with bob halloran. bob: let' s see. some of the things tom brady is better at than cam newton. 900 more passing yards a higher , quarterback rating, more but touchdowns, and fewer interceptions. but it' s the dab master who gets named to the ap all pro first team. brady getting just three of 50 votes. but congratulations to the kowski twins, gron and gost-kowksi.

straight year on being perfect in extra points. linebacker jamie collins was named to the second team. >> work wise, you do a little time off, working on yourself. it' s always fun to prepare. and i can' t wait. >> you always want to be fresh with the plays, make sure you are on the same page as everyone else. re getting the mental prep that you can. night' the steelers. his throwing hand in week 14 against? the steelers. the bengals who haven' t won a , playoff game in 25 years, turn to aj mccarron making his first , post-season start. the patriots play the bengals if they win saturday and we all remember last year' s on to cincinnati moment after the kansas city. well, the patriots crushed the

if the bengals lose, it could be the chiefs coming to gillette, kc handing the patriots their worst loss in nine years areas and they burst into the playoffs with the white-hot intensity of streak. and let us always room number never forget the texans left won three straight since week 14. bill belichick' bye week movies. "american survivor -- "american sniper." a mental rate after a long season. the patriots have lost one executive to the open job market. bob quinn is headed to detroit to become the lions' new gm. quinn has been with the patriots

of the team' s super bowl wins. that is sports. we have the bruins against the devils tonight. those highlights at 11:00. phil: bob, thanks. jc: and new at 11:00, video of a airlines flight. a woman attacking a flight attendant. but first, "world news tonight with david muir." released -- and man supporting isis opening fire at a car. also el chapo, will he be

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