>> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." antoinette: breaking overnight. no winner in last night's powerball drawing. the eyepopping jackpot that is now up for grabs. mike: and a stormy sunday on tap. heavy rain and strong winds, and the front that's following it. cold air! doug: and ice rescue in brockton. two children stuck in a frigid pond. what it took to get them out. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." doug: it's sunday, january 10. good morning, everybody. antoinette: and i'm antoinette antonio. apparently no one took home that grand prize with the power ball, but there was one ticket that was sold in boston that is worth a million bucks. not bad. doug: there was a time, mike wankum, when a million bucks was a big deal. not so much anymore. mike: chump change. sphwhowg need a quick grand.

mike: unbelievable that nobody got that. the statistics are favoring those big, big numbers. we have big numbers in the form of a wind. the wind will be very gusty today. high wind warnings out for both capes. inland we're looking at wind advisories. i think the winds will be really ramping up later on this morning and through the afternoon. also coming along with that wind is the rain. you can see the leading edge of it right now just pushing its way through new york city moving all the way to hartford right now. this is moving its way north ward very, very quickly. all wrapping around a low pressure system clear out over the ohio river valley. as it moves up, it starts to bring the southeastly wind in. that's why we're talking about the wind gusts so strong as you head toward late this morning. here's where the rain will be at 8:00 this morning. downpours out to our west. those downpours move eastward so i think this afternoon it is pretty much devoted to a washout across the area. it is going to be a very wet one and windy. it will be warm. you won't get a chance to enjoy it. you walk outside and it will be like a car wash. 5:00 we see the showers winding down. plenty of sunshine coming in for

sunshine we're talking about. today we get to enjoy the warmth. in fact these temperatures will pop up to near record highs. already seeing some 50's. a lot of us will be in 50's maybe flirting with 60. antoinette. antoinette: mike, thank you. breaking overnight. $1.3 billion. that is the new prize after no one won last night's powerball jackpot again. doug: that was billion-- with a "b." that's even bigger than the record $950 million prize that caused a frenzy of ticket sales across the country. one of those purchases-- here at the clarendon wine company in boston-- was lucky. the massachusetts state lottery says a customer there won a million dollars. not too shabby, but nothing close to the full jackpot. those winning numbers were 16-19-32-34-57 and powerball 13. you have to get all of them in again nobody picked those numbers. not even one of the 1,300 people

went in on a huge pool. no one was allowed to buy more than one ticket to keep things fair. but it was always a long shot. the odds of winning were about 1 in 292 million. the new billion dollar drawing is coming up on wednesday. we'll have the winning numbers on newscenter 5 at 11:00. antoinette: and we following more breaking news overnight. worcester police make an arrest in connection with a deadly hit and run. a man was struck and killed on a city street early yesterday morning. 21-year-old vincent green of west boylston is now in police custody. he is facing charges including leaving the scene of an accident and homicide by negligent operation. doug: this happened on main street. you can see both the cruiser and the other car have front end damage. police tell us the officer involved is all right and already out of the hospital. it's not clear if anybody else

antoinette: right now a boy has serious injuries after falling through thin ice. people nearby ran to help him and another boy who fell in the water behind a school in brockton. the eye's juli mcdonald has more for those kids. everybody was calling the fire calling the police. you know, he was still under. all the commotion. he's still under. juli: brockton neighbors describe the terrifying moments waiting for the second of two little boys to be pulled from an icy pond behind a school at plymouth and crescent streets. they said it all started as a dare while the young group was playing football nearby. >> one of them went on top of the ice and then the other one said, "if you go, i'll go." and then the nine-year-old fell in first and then the 12-year-old fell in. that's when my brother and my cousin went to go look for help. juli: one of the kids ran into traffic to stop an oncoming car for help. our partners at "the brockton enterprise" shared this photo with newscenter 5. the woman called 911. the man jumped into the icy water after the kids. >> the first individual who was like nine came out. he was fine. you know what i mean? a little bit shaken and blue in

a little bit of water coming out of his mouth and it was fine. juli: the neighbors said it wasn't until brockton firefighters arrived that the older of the two was rescued. they thought he was underwater 5-10 minutes longer. >> it was too cold so he had to come out. the other was still in. juli: there is a fire station just a block from here on crescent street. neighbors said when the firefighters did arrive, the rescue was amazing. unfortunately though there were several minutes when the friends of these boys were running door to door trying to get help and for someone to call 911. in brockton, juli mcdonald, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: boston firefighters want to know what caused a three alarm fire in jamaica plain. the flames broke out at an apartment complex for the elderly on centre street. everyone inside was ordered to evacuate the four-story building. several streets in the area were also closed. one resident was taken to the hospital for evaluation. more than a dozen people have been displaced by the fire. doug: new this morning. an injured boston police officer

work. that's according to "the herald." it's reporting officer kurt stokinger is feeling better after being shot in the leg on friday in dorchester. the suspect, grant headley, will face charges tomorrow. police say he is a suspected drug dealer and was driving without a license when he was pulled over. that's when they say he got out and fired at stokinger. antoinette: the suspect in the ambush of a philadelphia police officer is now charged with attempted murder. edward archer is also charged with aggravated assault and is being held without bail. police say he ran toward officer jesse hartnett's patrol car last week while firing gunshots and even reached into the driver's side window. the officer was hit three times but survived. police say hartnett confessed saying he did it in the name of islam. >> i don't think he had anything to do with isis or the islamic state or anything like that. i think this was an impulsive act by somebody who wanted to make a mark for himself. antoinette: the attacked officer

authorities say he spent some time in egypt in 2013 but they are not calling this an act of terror. doug: a new york city police officer is also recovering after being shot early yesterday morning. it happened while that officer was responding to a fight at a party in the bronx. with a long criminal record shot the officer four times hitting the shooting happened just three hours after he was released from antoinette: commitment 2016 with new support for hillary clinton. today planned parenthood will formally endorse the democrat at a campaign event in manchester, new hampshire. it's the first time the nonprofit group has backed a candidate in a primary. that announcement follows some celebrity endorsements for clinton. soccer star abby wombach has been campaigning for clinton and joined her at event on friday. wombach says having a woman in the white house would change what young girls believe is possible. republican presidential

visiting the granite state. tomorrow morning he'll be at the castleton banquet and convention center in windham for a rally. the new hampshire primary is just less than a month away. doug: in fact, that first-in-the-nation primary is coming up on february 9. and that means many candidates are ramping up their campaign strategies. it goes without saying this final push is critical for presidential hopefuls. if you live in new hampshire and haven't yet crossed paths with a primary candidate, that's all about to change this month. >> we're going to find candidates literally bumping into each other. people are going to be able to find candidates in the local businesses, the big rallies, pretty much anywhere. doug: for opportunities candidates can't scoop up, expect surrogates to be rallying in their place and volunteers to be making that one-on-one connection. >> you'll see more volunteers in the state. you'll hear those volunteers making more phone calls. they'll be knocking on your doors so that part is going to ramp up. doug: plenty of voters still

so for the packed republican field, candidates will be working especially hard to distinguish themselves on issues that matter to granite staters. >> that's jobs and the economy. that's national security. that's probably the heroin epidemic. those are the kinds of things that the candidates have to talk about in order to make those final connections. doug: experts also say negative tv ads will start coming on strong funded primarily by candidates' super pacs. but it's getting people to the polls that matters the most especially for the republicans. >> in a campaign on the republican side where the difference between second and fifth could be a couple of thousand votes, getting out the vote matters. doug: after new hampshire's primary, the republican field is expected to narrow down. experts say candidates who come in sixth or below will likely drop out soon after. antoinette: the match is set. the patriots will host the kansas city chiefs next saturday in the afc divisional playoff game. and that is the result last night's ugly game between

here's the fourth quarter. this fumble gave the steelers new life after a surge from the bengals. jeremy hill loses the ball giving the steelers some hope on the heels of two bengals touchdowns. then personal fouls at the end range. here's the kick with just 14 seconds left. the steelers win, 18-16. a couple ugly games last night. doug: with the personal fouls you end up hurting yourself. antoinette: the "t" is looking to take cost-saving action. doug: the audit that's sparking a crackdown on spending and where the transit agency is looking to cut. and a domestic flight to denver ends up landing across the border. the safety concern that diverted the flight. antoinette: severe weather down south. the storm system that's causing all kinds of damage in the region. mike: a warm but stormy day. but winter is making a comeback. my timeline for our next blast of cold air. doug: and breaking overnight. you've still got a shot. no big winners in last night's

the jackpot now $1.3 billion. the cash option-- $806 million. antoinette: that's all? doug: there was a $1 million ticket sold in boston. we will have more on the blockbuster jackpot all morning long on air, online, and on our

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dealing with storm damage this morning. heavy rain and wind made a mess in marshall county. one trailer home was destroyed; another came off its foundation. fortunately no one lived in either of those homes. no one was hurt. doug: in missouri there's snow to deal with. forecasters say there won't be accumulation from any additional flakes. but cold is on the way there. wind chills were expected to bring the temperatures down to the single digits. mike wankum joining us now. you were saying earlier that is the stuff sliding our way. antoinette: it won't look like that here. mike: tuesday night into wednesday morning there might-a little bit of snow but it won't accumulate to too much. all that coming down. we'll even have rumbles of thunder this afternoon. january, thunderstorms. out it. this tells you how unusual this weather pattern is. check out the visibility. as the wind picks up this afternoon, we'll see the it even later this morning. it's 44 degrees. there's an east-northeastly wind.

cam right now and kind of stuck in the gray drizzle out there. that wind will start to ramp up. really i think late morning. when you have a wind advisory going into effect at 9:00. late morning through the early afternoon. the two areas that will have the strongest winds will be cape ann especially near the shoreline. there's nothing blocking that wind at all. just comes roaring into gloucester. as you look down to the south outer cape especially. as you look down towards nantucket as well, you'll be seeing very strong wind gusts perhaps as much as 60 miles an hour right near the shoreline. where is this storm? there it is. it is moving fast. look at in three hours how fast it has moved its way up to the north. this thing is racing its way into our direction and along with it bringing the rain and the winds will start to ramp up as well. the leading edge of it now into the hartford and into the springfield area. what's going to happen today? let me show you the timeline. this is 9:00 this morning. we've already got temperatures in the upper 40's. a lot of 50's showing up. here are the downpours starting state. by the time we get to 11:00 or noon today beings we're going to

into the 50's perhaps even flirting with the 60-degree mark. these downpours will be moving across the area. as we head through the day, temperature just keeps going up. the warmest temperature i think will be about 3:00 or 4:00 in boston. it will be very close to a record high temperature. as we head towards 6:00 tonight we're wrapping up the rain but the temperatures are still warming up. this is a question a lot people would ask me. do we have to worry about ice tonight? no because as the rain ends and the wind is drying things out, the tells don't drop off that dramatically. they'll be in the 40's and 50's most of the night tonight. tomorrow morning we do drop freezing mark. i think at that point most of the water is either soaked in, dried up or gone away. or there. that in the morning. these temperatures tomorrow, look, they don't budge. they just stick pretty much into the 20's and 30's all day long. so it's going to be a cold one for us. here you can see that wind out of the southeast today. very strong. then as we get later on tonight it starts to flip around to a westerly direction. that ushers in the colder air coming in across the region.

our search-day forecast and show you what's going to happen. first off today about 56 degrees for a high temperature. that is a record high temperature in boston at 56. tomorrow as i mentioned the winds will be out there. and so even though we've got a temperature which says 36 degrees, with that kind of wind going on out there, i think it's going to foal more like the teens and 20's all day because of the wind chill index. then a chance of some snow in here. not on tuesday but tuesday night. alberta clipper comes zipping out of canada. doesn't have much moisture to work with but could put down snow or light mix as we head toward the evening and the overnight hours. a little bit of that may linger into wednesday morning. and a new shot of cold air comes in here for thursday and friday. we start to warm up a little bit as we head towards next weekend. no big storms this week. just that little bit of snow tuesday night. i think the thing you'll really notice is the wind and the cold will be with us most of the week. it will feel like it's a january forecast. doug and antoinette. antoinette: all right, mike, thank you. 6:18. other stories we're following right now on the eye. doug: the mbta is now launching

and procedures. that review is expected to take several weeks. it comes after the mbta revealed payroll data showing the agency paid out $75 million in overtime last year. that's up from $61 million the previous year. more than 1,500 "t" employees earned six figures last year, including overtime. antoinette: a threat forcing an emergency landing canada. the united airlines flight was supposed to land in denver yesterday. but a few hours after takeoff, the crew decided to divert the threatening message from one of the passengers. there's no word on what that message was. but a person was taken into custody. doug: immigration is under fire demonstrators conflicted with other protestors yesterday. people took to the streets yesterday out of anger over a series of robberies and sexual assaults on new year's eve. foreigners-- including some asylum seekers-- are being blamed for the crimes. more than one million immigrants

founding father? all you need is $4.9 million. doug: how is that in schillings? that will buy a palatial home that thomas jefferson would recognize. anthony: look familiar? thomas jefferson's monticello. the iconic 18th century home of our third president. but no, virginia, we are not in virginia anymore. this spectacular home is a replica in summers, connecticut. >> we're five miles from springfield. anthony: bill laplant heads up the team that built this historical recreation, the vision of s. presley blake, founder of the friendly's ice cream chain. >> it was such a fun project. anthony: this 10,000 square foot home is currently on the market for $4.9 million. >> it's an awful lot of house

i know it's still a big number, but mr. blake never built the house to make money. he knew he would lose money from the day he started. it was a passion. it wasn't driven by profit. anthony: the exterior is true to the original. but the interior makes concessions to modern taste. today's pampered home buyer, for example, might have some quibbles with jefferson's kitchen. >> the kitchen in the original monticello consisted of a fireplace down in the basement with a spit and, you know, some vessels where you could light a fire underneath the vessel. all the latest gadgets and gizmos. heat, light, sound and security, controllable by i-phone. state-of-the-art energy state-of-the-art energy efficiency and luxurious finishes throughout. >> this floor is all laser-cut marble.

into each room and be amazed at what was there. i mean, they wanted people to have that wow factor in every single room. doug: on "chronicle" at 7:30, anthony takes us to the island of vieques where he finds white and black sand beaches, a bay that glows, and caribbean cowgirls. plus, he tells us how the u.s. keeping this island so wild and beautiful. vieques on "chronicle" at 7:30. antoinette: tough life for those people over at "chronicle." doug: where is their office by the way. antoinette: i'll show you during the break. a major retailer issuing a recall for children's medication. doug: the concern over the cough syrup and the directions on the product. but first students from across the country are taking part in an exciting challenge. the mission and the ultimate goal of a popular robotics competition. antoinette: and starting this morning there are even more chances to catch the weekend eyeopener team.

followed by "g.m.a." then another round of the eyeopener from 8:00 to 9:00 followed by "this week" with george stephanopoulos. and catch the "eyeopener" team for one last round at 10:00 a.m. doug: we have to be running out

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but along with that, we get near record heat. tomorrow the cold comes in. high temperatures only into the mid 30's and then a chance for snow tuesday night. looking like very light stuff. the storm system is too fast and moving through here too quickly. it does reinforce the cold air for thursday. high only about 28 degrees. doug and antoinette. antoinette: mike, thank you. thousands of teenagers all over the world are taking on a major challenge. doug: they now have six weeks to build their own robot. high school students in manchester, new hampshire, are among the 75,000 kids participating in the competition. it's called "first" and it's supposed to get teenagers excited about science and engineering. the challenge-- to build a 120-pound robot-- was revealed yesterday. >> by the end of week six, my hair will be gone. >> we're also going to have a lot of failing. failing and redoing. doug: these are the people who will be running the world soon.

was started years ago by the inventor of the segway. they're just so smart. antoinette: six weeks is amazing. i can't wait to see what they come with. doug: i was just trying to figure out what sneakers to wear. donald trump's campaign office vandalized. antoinette: the messages scrawled on the local office and how police are hoping to track down the vandals. and the local link to the newly recaptured mexican drug lord has to new england. the reason he could eventually end up in new hampshire. we are following breaking news overnight. firefighters still on the scene of this four-alarm fire. this is happening at the historic public house in sturbridge. those flames broke out just around 4:00 this morning, and we've learned that everyone got

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>> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." an arrest in a deadly hit-and-run. facing and the new information about the man left dead in the street.

it's warm. the storm i'm tracking and the changes i'm tracking for your work week. doug: and more breaking news overnight. keep dreaming. no winners in last night record-breaking powerball drawing. the billion dollar-plus jackpot now up for grabs. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." antoinette: but first we want to get to this breaking story right now. firefighters still on the scene of this four-alarm fire. this all is happening at the historic public house in sturbridge. firefighters tell us everyone inside the inn made it out safely. this photo came to us from a guest. we do have a crew on the way to that scene. we will bring you more information as we get it. first we want to welcome you to the "eyeopener" on this sunday morning. it's just after 6:30. i'm antoinette antonio. doug: and i'm doug meehan. mike wankum along with us.

of course we're one big happy family because nobody won. hey, the winds today are really going to pick up. they're not bad right now. ocean. this afternoon all because we have this storm system over the ohio river valley. it's bringing these southeastly winds in. that's why i'm talking about near record heat but along with that, we have got some rain to talk about. this has really been roaring its way up. look over the last three hours how much real estate it's covered. we're start to go see the leading edge of rain lift inning south. you see it goes from plymouth up towards brockton and over towards medway. also as you look out to the west eastward. as you head out towards the real he'll out towards the western part of the state we're start to go see this kind of push et cetera way out of the berkshires. should be moving into worcester shortly. this whole area will then just be over the top of us. you see the downpours showing up out here to the we have. once the rain gets going, it will really get going. it's a very wet afternoon coming in our direction. here's the timeline on this. by 8:00 i think it's all going

there are those downpours around lunchtime today. they stay with us through the afternoon. even into the evening hours, it takes a while to kind of taper things off. by 5:00 most of the heaviest rain is off shore. we're still left with a few scattered showers that are sitting out there. the skies clear away later on tonight and tomorrow will be sunny but tomorrow is going to be cold. today is the warm day of the forecast. and high wind warnings and wind advisories are out especially if you're out near the shoreline. that's where we'll be seeing our strongest winds as we head through the afternoon hours. much more on this and the cold coming up in just a few moments. antoinette. antoinette: mike, thank you. breaking news overnight. worcester police make an arrest in connection with a deadly hit-and-run. a man was struck and killed on a city street early yesterday morning. doug: 21-year-old west boylston man is now in police custody. friends say the 56-year-old man was walking home from work as a security guard. he was about a half mile away from home when he was struck by an s.u.v. around 3:00 yesterday morning. rescuers tried to revive him but he died at a hospital shortly after.

surrounding streets for an s.u.v. with damage to the front end passenger side. >> it's horrible. i don't know why anyone would do that. >> he could have probably saved his life. >> he was a very good person, very, very good, just too bad that it happened the way it did. doug: vincent green is facing charges including leaving the scene of an accident and homicide by negligent operation. antoinette: more breaking news overnight. no one won last night's powerball jackpot boosting the jackpot for wednesday's drawing to $1.3 billion. yesterday's $950 million jackpot was already the largest in u.s. history. there was one big winner locally-- a ticket sold in boston was worth $1 million. those winning numbers are right here for you on your screen.

the power ball is 13. the council on american-islamic relations wants an apology from donald trump after this. a muslim woman was escorted out of a campaign rally in south carolina. she had stood up in silent protest in the stands behind refugees are associated with isis. some people in the crowd heckled the woman as she was led out. police are investigating after trump's massachusetts headquarters was hit by vandals. when police arrived yesterday, they found vulgar, sexual references on the building. the word "pig" was sprayed across three windows, and there were also references to trump as a nazi. police are now poring through surveillance video. >> free speech, you know, is one thing. but when you resort to a criminal act of vandalism to, you know, whether you're for or against something, you know, that's, you know, crossing the line. doug: the conant building, where the vandalism took place, is historic.

to call police. antoinette: an unusual discovery by police in monson. a vehicle involved in a hit-and-run in the town of found buired in the backyard of the suspect. christopher lemek faces charges gary leblanc. leblanc was crossing north main police have since succesfully dug up the car. >> it's a very quiet neighborhood as a rule. to have something like this is just out of the norm. antoinette: lemek has not been arrested, but police say he has given a full confession and is cooperating. the case remains under investigation. doug: a woman is in critical condition after a fire in rehoboth. it broke out saturday morning on salisbury street. firefighters say the flames were confined to the living room, but they still don't know what sparked them. the 43-year-old woman who was hurt was taken to rhode island hospital. firefighters think a heating system is to blame for a carbon monoxide scare in auburn. about 150 people had to evacuate

business. firefighters say c.o. was more than 100 parts per million in the air at great expressions dental center. no one was hurt. antoinette: new this morning. the number of cases brought under jessica's law is up sharply. that law is meant to keep child predators behind bars longer. "the herald" reports there were 150 such cases in the last fiscal year alone. that is three times as many as five years earlier. many convicts have received sentences of 10 years or longer since the law went into effect. the expensive green line extension project will be a top priority at tomorrow's mbta meeting. the fiscal control board will discuss the future of the project, which was recently put in jeopardy by a new cost estimate. it's now expected to cost $3 billion to expand the trolley line into medford and somerville. an update on the 2016 fiscal

the meeting. on the way this morning, for mexico's notorious drug lord. face a judge in new hampshire. chapo" got caught. antoinette: a lawsuit against fitbit. the complaint about the popular device. the key function some users say mike: heavy rain and strong winds. and when winter makes a come back. doug: and somebody gets something. we're following breaking news. champaign wishes and caviar dreams could be all yours. no one picked all the winning numbers in last night's powerball. the grand prize now worth more than a billion dollars. meet the new, 3rd generation nest learning thermostat. it's proven to save energy. and you could get a $100 rebate

antoinette: good morning. welcome back. it's like a hollywood thriller. el chapo, the notorious mexican drug lord, is back behind bars. and now a new twist-- reports that actor sean penn met with the fugitive while he was on the run. the united states is working to extradite el chapo so he faces charges here. he wanted to spin his infamy into celebrity. instead el chapo, drug kingpin and one of the world's most wanted criminals, is back in handcuffs. the drug lord was paraded in

rushed him back to the same tunneled his way out of last year. but after months on the run, special forces finally catching up with joaquin guzman. and the attorney general says that is thanks to el chapo himself and a healthy dose of apparently after his escape last year, the infamous criminal wanted a biopic made about him so his people reached out to local producers and actors. those communications helped track him down. the final showdown playing out in his home state. mexican marines raiding the house, killing five of el chapo's men and seizing these weapons including 50-caliber sniper rifles and grenade launchers. they finally caught up with guzman after he ran through sewer tunnels and hijacked a vehicle. you see him here once he was caught. mexican officials quickly declaring "mission accomplished."

calling the arrest a victory for the citizens of both mexico and the united states. he faces charges in multiple u.s. districts for murder and drugs but so far no word on extradition. el chapo could possibly be tried in federal court in concord, new hampshire. "5 investigates" found he was one of several people indicted following an elaborate f.b.i. sting involving cocaine. doug: police now say the mother of the so-called "affluenza" teen withdrew $30,000 before running off to mexico. they also say tonya couch cut ties with the boy's father. couch and her son ethan were arrested in mexico last month after he missed a meeting with his probation officer. ethan couch killed four people in a drunk-driving crash in 2013, but the defense argued he was too coddled by his rich parents to know better. >> now your storm team 5 forecast with meterologist mike wankum. antoinette: you keep talking about the forecast and the warm temperatures. you get all excited with you hear 50's. then you see all of this.

walking the dog. antoinette: really i'll give that task to someone else later. mike: who would that be? antoinette: my husband is not up watching this. doug: get the phone ringing. snoik if you are north of this rape right now it's a pretty mild morning. once the rain starts, it will be with us all day today. we've added fog this morning. now if you were joining us a few hours ago, it was a lot thicker but it's starting to break up a little bit. we're start to go get the rain moving in. the fog will not be as big of an issue later on this morning as what it was earlier this morning. the fog is not the big problem. our big problem will be the rain. the temperatures are also warming up. if you were with us a couple of hours ago, they were much cooler than what they are right now. hyannis is already at 50 degrees. nantucket is at 51. this is the warm air surminging up. that's why today we will be having some record high temperatures to talk about. but there's a price to pay for it. a strong southeastly breeze brings that warm air in.

warnings at cape cod and cape ann where we could see gusts as high as 60 miles per hour. we're talking about wind advisories inland. overall it will be strongest if you're near the shoreline. the other incident that may happen this afternoon is we'll get showers and thunderstorms. it will actually try to drive that wind down from the upper atmosphere. the thunderstorms could actually produce gusty winds as we head through the afternoon. watch out. there might be a tree limb that drops on to a power line. you could lose power for a little while this afternoon. the storm system is sucking everything in off around it. that's why we're seeing this warm air coming in. we're also seeing all this moisture taking place as well. the rain has really made a fast progress. the leading edge is just about ready to move into the boston area through the south shore right now. steady rains from plymouth along 44 as you head over towards taunton. as you travel off to the west this is also pushing its way closer and closer towards worcester. it won't be very long now. it's just going to fold in across the area. now the rain will start out as kind of showery, fairly light. and then we get into these heavy downpours.

rumble of thunder developing later this afternoon. as we head through the morning today, by 9:00 look at the temperatures. a lot of 50's showing up. still a few 40's. there's the rain moving its way in. heaviest rain starts to come in here around lunchtime and the temperature just keeps going up and as we head through the afternoon, look at this. some places may get 60 degrees before it's all over with. but this is the map at 3:00 this afternoon. see the downpours out there. again that's a good opportunity to hear a rumble of thunder out of it. as we head towards 6:00 the heaviest rain has pushed off shore. the mild temperatures are out there. if you want to walk the dog, this may be your best opportunity but it will be windy out there. eventually the skies do clear away. you don't have to worry about ice overnight tonight because i think the temperatures will stay above it until we dry things out. tomorrow morning there will be cold enough temperatures to have some ice. most of the water is soaked in or dried up. tomorrow 36 degrees for a high temperature. we have a chance of seeing some snow on tuesday. but it's a fast-moving system. it doesn't have much moisture to work with. i think tuesday night we may see just a little bit of light

it will probably linger a little bit into wednesday morning but the week ahead looking cold. and windy and more like winter. enjoy the relative warmth that we have going on today. antoinette? antoinette: it's all relative, mike. thank you. a check on sports now. the bruins lose to the senators. mark stone scored 4:22 into overtime to lift ottawa to a 2-1 win in ontario last night. stone got one past tuuka rask after being stopped on his first attempt. in all, rask stopped 38 shots for the bruins. david pastrnak also got his third goal of the season. doug: the patriots will host the kansas city chiefs next saturday in the afc divisional playoff game. and that is the result of last night's ugly game between pittsburgh and cincinnati. the steelers won despite this. quarterback ben roethislberger had to leave the game with a shoulder injury. someone in the crowd pelted trash at him as he was carted off. >> it was dire. you know, we've been together

you know what i mean? we kind of looked at each other and kind of said now or never. doug: i think this is what they call krama because roethlisberger returned to the game in the fourth quarter to help pittsburgh to a last-minute, game-winning drive. 18-16 the final. next up for the steelers are the broncos in denver next sunday. antoinette: fitbit is facing a class-action lawsuit. some customers say the "pure pulse tracker's" heart rate measurements are dangerously inaccurate. a lawyer involved in the case wants refunds for the plaintiffs. fitbit says the suit doesn't have merit -- and the company is planning what it calls a "vigorous" defense. stop and shop is removing a children's cough syrup from the shelves because of incorrect dosage markings. the product in question is care one children's mucus relief cough cherry flavor in the four-ounce size. the expiration date is 3/17. stop and shop says anyone who has the product should safely

receipt for a refund. it's been said that an army marches on its stomach. the right diet can be as important as a rifle when it comes to winning on the battlefield. doug: with that in mind, a local lab is looking for your help designing the next high-tech fuel for our troops. meatballs and marinara sauce. chicken with tomato and feta cheese. these m.r.e.'s or "meals ready to eat" sound good and tasty but how good are they for fueling our fighting forces >> it's not about taste. it's about continually improving the nutritionally qualities of the m.r.e.'s. doug: dr. phil karl is heading up a study at the natick soldier research, development, and engineering center. the goal-- to determine how m.r.e.'s like "mango peach applesauce" can affect the nutritional needs of our soldiers sailors and airmen. the lab is looking for 40 volunteers between the ages of 18 to 62 willing to eat these prepackaged morsels and then record how it affects their system. >> what we'll do with that

on. then we can identify more targeted approaches for nutrients to add to the m.r.e.'s in ways that we think would be beneficial. doug: something to keep in mind if you want to take part in this study. these m.r.e.'s are the only thing you' be able to eat over the course of that study. that's for 21 days. not bad. dr. phil says all of these meals already meet the highest of nutritional values. they're just trying to improve on that. >> nurturing the body starts in the gut. the gut is really the first line of defense for anything being ingested. we want to maintain that barrier and keep it as strong as possible for soldiers on the field. doug: got to follow your gut. >> exactly. doug: that was a vegetarian pasta. antoinette: honestly, all of that looks good to me right now. i'll eat anything. doug: and people will eat these even if they're not even in the

antoinette: hikers. doug: they live off them and they love 'em. if you want to be a part of that study, we have a link on our web site for more information. we're following breaking news on the eye this morning.

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antoinette: firefighters still on the scene of this fire at the sturbridge. this is in the motor lodge section of that firehouse. the fire reached four alarms. firefighters tell us everyone inside made it out safely. this photo is from a guest who tells us the family had just held a wedding at that venue. we do have a crew on the way to the scene and we're going to bring you more information as we get it. doug: also breaking news overnightment one person is in custody following a hit-and-run that killed a man in worcester. 21-year-old vincent green of west boylston is now facing charges, including leaving the scene of an accident and homicide by negligent operation. antoinette: also breaking. there was no jackpot winner in last night's powerball boosting

drawing to $1.3 billion. yesterday's $950 million jackpot was already the largest in u.s. history. there was one big winner locally-- a ticket sold in boston was worth $1 million. doug: right now a weymouth police officer is recovering from a car crash. this is new video in overnight from main street. you can see both the police cruiser and the other car have front-end damage. police tell us the officer involved is all right and already out of the hospital. it's not clear if anyone else was hurt. other stories we're following a boy has serious injuries after falling through an icy pond in brockton. it happened yesterday behind plouffe school. he was with another boy at the time; both fell in. people nearby ran to get help. antoinette: an injured boston police officer is determined to that's according to "the herald". it's reporting officer kurt stokinger is feeling better after being shot in the leg on

face charges tomorrow. doug: police are investigating after donald trump's massachusetts headquarters in littleton was hit by vandals. when officers arrived yesterday, they found vulgar, sexual references on the building. the word "pig" was sprayed across three windows, and there were also references to trump as a nazi. the conant building, where the vandalism took place, is historic. antoinette: and starting this morning there are even more chances to catch the weekend eyeopener team. after g.m.a. we'll be back with another round of the eyeopener from 8:00 to 9:00 followed by "this week" with george stephanopoulos. and catch the eyeopener for one last round at 10:00 a.m. great for everyone who likes to sleep in. mike: we've got some weather that is pushing in. antoinette: keep updating that forecast. mike: the rain is pretty much moving over the area. it roared in here pretty quickly. 66 degrees. record high temperature for the day. then tomorrow here comes winter.

the teens and 20's all day long. maybe a touch of snow tuesday night into wednesday morning. we'll clear things off for the rest of the week. it looks decent for the play-off game as we head towards saturday. not bad for football weather. antoinette: i like your spin on that. mike: we didn't get a white christmas. we might have a white wednesday. doug: doesn't look like we'll be shoveling stuff. mike: light stuff. doug: thanks for joining us, everybody.

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