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"luck tin tin," take one. vhey, kid! give me your money! hey, who are you? [ grunts ] luck tin tin! save me! luck tin tin, attack! voh, yeah! luck tin tin! pa-pow! pow! aah! oh, no! no! no! no! don't hurt me! [ whimpering ] hey, who are you? give me your money -- no! no, get away! aah! luck tin tin! save me! [ indistinct shouting ] luck tin tin, help me! help! lucky! announcer: wcvb newscenter 5 at 11:00 starts right now. heather: saving them from a

ed: the hero that rates the plan -- flames. >> the snow is gone, however some walls could occur. what it means for the morning. ed: the local store with a lucky history. heather: a young hockey players incredible moment on the ice. right now, a fresh coating of snow covering parts of massachusetts, now something else is on the way that it could cause trouble. good evening, ed: temperatures are dropping, the wind is picking up as harvey leonard is here with what to watch for in the morning. harvey: we have a wind advisory tomorrow morning. snowfall, as you would expect, middlesex, and were sister -- were sister. auburn, almost three inches. also areas that were almost two inches, sharon, just under two

and now it is still above freezing in boston, but look, bedford is 28. still a little above freezing above southeastern massachusetts. all areas will be below freezing by morning. that means anything liquid now, will be frozen on top of that, look at that, the wind. 15-40 miles per hour with higher gusts. that is why the wind advisory is in effect for tomorrow. this is actually -- you can see the winds and wind chill as we in boston. more in a few. ed: a health mystery swirling around a patriots star. we are learning about chandler jones visit to the hospital. mike lynch is here. lynch/ ie what do we know? my rumors and stories moving at point a frenetic pace this evening but we can confirm that chandler jones went to the foxborough police department early sunday morning where he , was a evaluated by medical

it was necessary to transport jones to norwood hospital by ambulance. the police department confirms jones showed up with a medical emergency. he was examined. it is unclear at this time what the condition was, and why it was so necessary to transport him to the hospital. jones lives about a block from the police station. dispatch records show that an officer was sent to secure his home, after he showed up. jones was released from the hospital later on sunday. he went to practice yesterday and today. we contacted the patriots this evening, they released this statement from stacy james. chandler jones was admitted to the hospital on and released sunday, that day. he reported to work on time monday morning. and has participated in all meetings and practices since then. the patriots are doing meetings against more morning. practice is scheduled for 12:30, tomorrow afternoon. heather: only on 5 tonight, daring rescues from a burning home. one man is being called a hero for risking his own life to save the lives of strangers. newscenter 5'

live in mattapan. john, you talked about man tonight. john wayne he was a brave guy -- john: he was a brave guy, he saw flames, did not hesitate. the fire is raging. part of the burning building are falling to the ground, and still, a firefighter is up on his letter, doing all he can to control the inferno. he backs down. the firefighters eventually control the flames. >> it was bad, really bad. john: before the fire trucks arrived, two strangers driving by on the highway, spotted the flames, and new the people inside had to be a trouble. >> we did not think twice. we went inside. we started knocking windows and doors. we said everybody out. >> i knew nothing. i was inside sleeping. john: this one was on the third floor, where the fire started.

was then, until rene rang her belt coming out -- yelling, fire. >> and god. -- thank god. john: her son and daughter were too had no idea. >> we were like, your house is on fire. t understand at first. john: it was a frantic scramble, but when they -- rene was able to get the people inside out. the lives. >> i guess we are all of you tonight -- lucky tonight. john: firefighters look for a cause. we are live in mattapan tonight, john atwater, wcvb news 5. ed: state tv says men haven' t been arrested, accused of snooping. phil: this is a complicated

on a small island in the persian gulf. a white house spokesman says iran has assured the u.s the sailors will be released soon. the 10 sailors were detained by iran' s revolutionary guard navy s fars news , agency trying to prove the the two small navy vessels with the sailors on board were traveling between kuwait and bahrain when an official says one of the boats experienced a mechanical problem with both then possibly drifting into iranian territorial waters near farsi island. secretary of state john kerry immediately reaching out to his iranian counter part to find a diplomatic resolution to the situation. incidents with iran have excacerbated tensions in the already tense persian gulf region. last month, as the air craft carrier harry s truman was entering the gulf, iranian navy boats conducted live fire exercises just 1500 yards away. over the summer, u.s. officials claim iranians targetted u.s. ships and helicopters with laser devices. and in 2007 the iranians held

despite early promises to , release them claiming they had , entered their territorial waters. all right a senior , administration official says there is nothing to indicate this was a hostile act. and with the recently signed historic nuclear agreement with iran relations have been better. but as of right now just before -- it is just about 7:4 5 a.m., iran time the sailors have still , not been released. heather: no mention of those american sailors during tonight' s state of the union speech. president obama outlining his optimism about the future. but both congress and the public are skeptical. ed: newscenter 5' s jorge quiroga is here with the president' s case. jorge: president obama, urging americans not to allow election-year fear and division to take hold. states. congress, the president of directly to the american people. future we families, it will only happen if

it will only happen if we fix our politics. jorge: his speech interrupted by democratic supporters. president obama: that is why we need to reject any politics, any because of race or religion. [applause] this is not a matter of political correctness. this is a matter of understanding just what it is that makes a strong. jorge: looking to change -- change his own legacy, he talked about the afford will health care act, the environment, and deficit the -- deficit decreasing. president obama: anyone talking about the american system in decline, is peddling fiction. jorge: he made this vow against isil. president obama: if you doubt my

is done, just ask of -- osama bin laden. it might take time, but we have long memories, and our reach has no limit. jorge: anxious to stave off lame-duck labeling, the president says he has work to do, including singing a broken immigration system, curbing gun violence, promoting equal pay for equal work, and raising the minimum wage. ed: any republican response, he taylor says the president is either unwilling or unable to face the threats to the nations of security grid she also distanced herself from their rhetoric of donald trump. nikki haley: during anxious times they can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angry voices. we must resist that temptation. no one who is willing to work hard, abide by our laws, and love our traditions should ever feel unwelcome in this country. jorge: save -- the president now

a chain reaction crash injured a pedestrian and a driver tonight. the unidentified driver was backing out, hit a pedestrian, and then slammed into two cars, pushing one into a third car. a man driving one of the struck quickly. t know where -- he was coming and he just was probably 30 miles per hour or something. heather: the driver was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. the pedestrian was not badly hurt. ed: the bill cosby defamation case returns to court tomorrow. the case involves several women who claimed that cosby the famed them, after they accused him of raping them. cosby will not be in court, he is out on a million-dollars bail. he allegedly drugged and assaulted a woman. let me check, just about this

be the new billionaire. or you could be. heather: with many nice. ed: the jackpot is up to $1.5 billion. heather: noodle 11:00, we meet one of the state' s self-proclaimed lucky stores. reporter: there is little else he will hear besides the summoning of the next customer, machine. >> i was here saturday, the line was out to the back. reporter: really long lines for a really long shot at a big dream. if history proves anything -- >> we are well known for being the lucky store. reporter: you want lady luck in your lap. >> result mega millions, million dollar tickets. reporter: in fact, they winning sold. >> i am feeling good, i am ready. reporter: so is she.

t know, whenever i come here, i feel lucky. reporter: the notion may be just that -- officials say it comes down to volume. >> in terms of seeing the stores that have sold the most grand prize winning tickets, primarily will find that it it is at the stores that sell the most products. reporter: here they all are, locals, regulars, and others, who have gone out of their way, calling the store -- >> asking me how to get here, just to come here from norwood and other places. reporter: since saturday' s drawing, the lottery says more than $11 million worth of powerball tickets have been sold. that is about 5.5 million of each. that is only in massachusetts. double. newscenter 5. ed: don' the drawing live right here tomorrow night on newscenter 5 11:00.

>> a young hockey player' s unforgettable moment on the ice >> the teams that could not call it off. >> a children' s cough syrup recall getting even bigger tonight. the problem putting kids at risk. >> the slippery spots for the

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announcer: you' re watching wcvb newscenter 5 11:00. heather: it is the season for sickness, if your children have a cold you want to be careful , what kind of cough syrup you give them. two types are being recalled tonight. the problem is that the little dosage cups are marked incorrectly. that could lead to accidental overdoses. the medicines are made by the perrigo company. they are sold in four ounce bottles. grape and cherry flavors. they' re sold in 9 major chains,

go to wcvb.com to see all these -- the details again. ed: two boston police officers hailed as heroes for saving the life of a four-year-old girl. it was saturday night when they heard the call for an unresponsive child. they raced to the scene and began cpr. >> we felt their breath. my mind was playing tricks on me when they did a little [in hale] she did another, i was happy. >> i have a four-year-old and a one-year-old, it was like, well. somebody will have a fifth birthday. ed: thanks to them, she is doing just fine. her parents say it is all thanks to their guardian angels. heather: a dream come true for a local high school or. ed: he is taking the ice to a cheering crowd. [cheers]

he is not letting a rare condition stop them from finally playing in a game. we are live with the team effort to make it all happen. reporter: we had a packed link here tonight. student athletes reminding all of us what high school sports are supposed to be about. he has been a team manager for four years but he' s never suited , up and taken the ice, until tonight. >> oh my gosh, that' s the day. i hope i don' t cry too much. reporter: this is a dream for your son? >> yes. [cheers] reporter: they call him the mayor matty marcone a canton , high senior who loves hockey. he' s good at it, but he' s never been able to play competitively due to his health. he has an extremely rare genetic disorder. that means contact sports are out. but on this night, the canton

teams, have a plan. >> as a coach, you would like to win, but there are much bigger lessons you learn as a player. >> they dream about special moments and having them come true. for mattie, we are trying to do that tonight. reporter: the stoughton knights got on the board first, but then this was matty' s moment, and he not -- he did not disappoint. me. i like playing with them and working with them. reporter: tell me about that special moment. >> it felt good. reporter: well this was his special might, he shared it. >> i think the community is always rallied around him. this is just another special moment for him. reporter: he comes from a hockey family. he is a passionate bruins fan , and a proud member of the boston

he is the mayor. ed: he really is. i have chills. heather: tears in the eyes. what a great lesson in. ed: -- in sports. ed: with the more nervous talking to you? reporter: he wasn' about anything. life loves him back. heather: great job. frozen. the wind and cold weather is moving in. heather: it is great for those backyard drink. cold enough. >> everything will be frozen by morning. how about the snow, this is the 1-3 inch area. notice it is on the immediate coastline. that is where you did not have regulation -- accumulation. 1-3 inch range, it came with

i want to show you something sent in from ashley. this is what it was like driving early this evening. if you are out, you know it was poor visibility. blinding snow for a while as this area came to the region. look at that, thunderstorms. also snowing while experiencing thunder. these storms moved across the south coast advocate -- and the cape. notice some snow getting into the berkshires, that is the leading edge of colder air. boston is still above freezing, it is fun above freezing whole time. the weather in the west is beginning to pick up. temperatures are all below freezing to the north and west, and approaching freezing to the south and east. everybody will be below freezing by morning. the winds are starting to pick up as well. very strong winds in eastern north -- new york state. they will be here by tomorrow morning. we have a wind advisory in

lasting until 5:00 tomorrow for connecticut, rhode island, and massachusetts. there will be wind gusts 40-50 most of our. the main area of snow has moved through, but we still have some snow showers across southeastern connecticut. there might be a brief flurry or squall overnight. a lot of times this weekend' s as it moves east. -- weakens as it moves east. it will be all about the cold over the next two days. let' s check out the readings for early tomorrow morning. i think it will be around 20, 25 degrees. it will be very windy. we will have wind chills in the single digits and teens. the 20' s, to around 30 all day long tomorrow, back in the teens thursday. a very cold 48 hours coming up. things. first of all tomorrow, i talk

i am talking about a wind chill of single digits and teens. when you combined temperatures in the 20' s with wind gusts of 40 miles per hour, that is what you get. it will be cold on thursday as well. a little bit of a break in the cold on friday. we might get just enough mild air and that when a storm comes up the coast on saturday, especially the first half or two thirds of the day, it might be just warm enough for rain, but it will be close in some of the northern and western areas. they might get heavy, wet snow instead. we might have to monitor that. what is all that mean for the game in foxborough, it will be precipitation. i think the precipitation will be winding down by the game. that is also when it will start to: -- turn colder. even if it is rain in foxboro for much of the storm, it might be ending, or over by then, and also a brisk northerly wind is

coldest feeling air of this season will be here at the end week. ed: that is football playoff weather. your cell phone should soon help you catch one of these.

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ed: the next story has to do with the ipad and that close it gives off at night -- gl ow a gives off at night. heather: night shift is what it is called. it automatically adjust the color of your screen after sunset. i guess that makes sense. the screen shifts from the usual blue and white tones to warm orange and red. studies suggest that exposure to bright blue lights in the evening can affect your circadian rhythms making it harder to fall asleep. ed: let me see if i can do the

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