time. heather: a shot of cold. we start to feel it. anchor: tomorrow is a respite from the cold. that is why our current temperatures in the 20' s didn' t feel so bad. look what happens tomorrow. temperatures could hit 40 or higher. we will have light wind and big clouds. you will be able to enjoy the day relatively speaking. all eyes turned to the gulf of mexico. the overview is that it will be ll be some snow in the highest elevations north and west of boston. the all-important timeline the a few minutes. phil: maine' s governor calling an impeachment investigation into him nonsense after his critics failed to gain enough support.

add: the bid to impeach governor paul lepage fell short today. you' ll remember lepage drew national attention last week when he said drug dealers were coming to maine and getting white women pregnant. however, the call to impeach centered around an alleged abuse of power. a democrat in the house claims the republican governor pressured a charter school operator to rescind a job offer to the house speaker, who is a democrat. but, critics failed to get enough support to require a vote on an independent investigation that could have led to impeachment. lepage has called the attacks against him a political witch hunt that had absolutely no merit. phil: an employee at a health care facility in new hampshire has been arrested. he' s accused of sexually assaulting a patient. heather unruh has more on this developing story tonight. heather. heather: heather: police tell us 72-year-old charles bureau was arrested yesterday on two counts of misdemeanor sexual assault. bureau is accused of fondling a developmentally disabled woman

independent services network in hollis. police say he forcibly touched the 37-year-old knowing she was incapable of refusing. the assault allegedly happened on december 23 and was witnessed by bureau' s co-worker. >> there were observations that led to this in the first place. it is similar to a sexual assault involving children, and in a inability to communicate. heather bureau has since been : fired from the facility where he worked as a direct support professional. he was released on 10,000 dollar personal recognize and returns to court in march. we meet the massachusetts winner from last night' s powerball drawing. they didn' t hit the big jackpot. but keith bauer and robert dole each get a million dollars. bauer on the left bought his ticket in charlestown, dole in east bridgewater. abc'

re still waiting to hear from the people who hit the big prize. jc: a popular lip balm under scrutiny tonight. phil: still to come, the troubling claims raising >> last night was a party. today it was when million-dollar payday for a store owner who didn' t win the lottery but sold a winning ticket. even without a winner coming forward it has been a scene at this 7-eleven since news came the store sold a winning billion jackpot. forward. >> talk to us. we want to hear from you. we want to help you start this journey. it should never be a nightmare. >> two other tickets were sold. one at a florida grocery >> we were informed this

>> one sold in munford, tennessee, a city of 6000. >> by the ticket and enjoy it. reporter: millions accepting they need to find a did to find a fortune. and if you caught powerball fever but you can' t shake it you can still play. the next drawing is saturday. the jackpot will be back down to a mere $40 million. phil: $40 million. this is new, a new addition to in new hampshire raising some eyebrows to parents. they are introducing competency recovery days. allowing students who have passing grade to take a week off. students who are up to speaking come in if they choose to use the library and catch up on other material or work on community service. the goal is to focus on students

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the pot on its way into the u.s. from mexico. j.c.: that is a lot of effort. phil: the maker of a lip balm popular among celebrities is now facing a potential class action lawsuit. jc: one woman says she had a bad reaction after using eos and claims she' s not alone. newscenter 5' s erika tarantal has more. reporter: it is the egg shaped lip balm touted by celebrities from miley cyrus to kim kardashian and britney spears, proclaiming their love. now a lawsuit alleging the product has caused consumers let' s to crack, bleed, flake and generate severe boiling and blistering. the lawsuit claims after using

and irritated. outside. reporter: she contacted eos who said to seek medical attention. in the sushi she claims after posting pictures of her lips on facebook there was a frenzy of responses from individuals with >> the next that will be to collate the people who were similarly situated. speak. reporter: they say they believe the lawsuit is without merit. validated by rigorous testing, the health and well-being of customers is our top priority. they sold several million that bombs last month in the u.s. and

no warnings about the ingredients in the let bomb. balm. t be certain the reactions are coming from the lip balm without further investigation. phil: american college students volunteering in honduras killed in a tragic accident. j.c.: the accident that took their lives just hours before they were set to return home. phil: and a building attracting the special meaning behind what appears to be a glass slipper. were waking to snow in the air. we have a much more significant

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jc: the u.s. now says $10 detainees have been transferred from the guantanamo bay prison to oman. that reduces the prison population there to 93. it' s the first time the number has dropped below 100 since 2002. in the state of the union address this week, president obama reiterated his argument for closing the prison, saying it' s a waste of taxpayer money and inflames anti-american sentiments. the group that helped bring down boston' s olympic bid is now supporting another one.

for rome 2024 and a call for a the group' s chair says the citizens deserve the opportunity to debate the possibility of you' ll remember boston' s bid was dropped after mayor marty walsh refused to cover cost overruns, and the usoc nominated los phil: police in france today the french alps avalanche to a teacher. a prosecutor says there is an open investigation for involuntary manslaughters. the teacher' s students were skiing on a closed trail when the avalanche happened. two students died while two others and the teacher were injured. tragedy in honduras, three columbia university students on a volunteer mission were killed when the bus they were riding in crashed. that bus was taking the students to the airport to catch their flight home. police are investigating what sent the bus veering off a road and falling at least 260 feet into a ravine. the 3 victims are women more than a dozen others were hurt. the group was finishing up a medical service mission to help those in need.

getting slammed with more snow. up to eight inches of snow fell in areas around buffalo last night. the bulk of it falling in just a three-hour time span. another inch or so is expected there today before a weekend warm-up. more than we have seen here. phil: i just saw the weather center. buffalo and snow. he went up there. he saw all that snow. >> will have a little bit of . up and there was no in the air. even a thin covering, we had a few places with a dusting. that westerly wind picks up additional moisture off the water and gave the vineyard an

that is by the boards pretty temperature in boston is still below freezing. the wind is down quite a bit. we are better off than yesterday. with the absence of the very powerful wind it makes a huge difference. our temperatures will drop into the teens for a wild. more clouds will comment toward morning. tomorrow morning looks to be a cloudy day. moving up in the afternoon to 40 degrees. we have to watch out for these temperatures. if we get precipitation in late friday night, well after midnight, it could be borderline freezing rain. at least it will not be snow initially.

if the storms come close enough to us, they have a batch of moisture and it does look like a good ton of moisture will move across this. a track that ordinarily in the middle of winter would be a snowstorm in boston. we are not going to have the cold air by that time. also, above us. ill be a different story. there could be have the snow. we will see how it plays out. clouds thicken tomorrow. the first precipitation around 11:00. it overspreads our area, before heavy rain. as we draw slightly cold air from above, the berkshires could

the rest of us, it is rain. begins to fly northeastward. play the skies could clear during the course of the evening. no snowfall to speak of. t anticipate it. accumulation. once you get to northern new england, they will get a good dosage of snow. here is our seven-day forecast tomorrow. wet for the first half of saturday. not for the game itself. it doesn' t look that cold. 37 degrees. northwest win, 10-24 miles per hour. less wind later on. we have a storm offshore but there' ll be enough moisture with an upper-level system coming

showers late sunday night or early monday. that is going to be bitter stuff. watch out for flurries to start out. lots of changes are ahead and will stay on top of all of them. >> you like pizza, right? >> it is the perfect food. >> two times a week at least. would you wait in line? a long line for pizza? j.c.: they are queuing up for frank pepe' s pizzeria, a new haven institution newly arrived in boston. chronicle' s anthony everett wondered why pepe' s is so hot. >> which are the oven. it is top-quality ingredients. we still use the same cheese as he used.

>> gary is the grandson of frank pepe who served of his first pizza in 1925. a brick by brick reckless replica of the original. 104,000 pounds. the 16 foot wooden paddles used to rotate pizzas at 600 degrees at a touch of theatrics. >> everybody has to watch out. it is something to see. >> last year the website named it the best pizza in america. this tomato lunch creation was inspired by a claim shocker back

>> he was out there talking one day, and he said what you try it on pizza. he did and everyone loved it. j.c.: they are making 600 pizzas a day, one every minute. also tonight, i take a $136,000 car for a spin. anthony previews the finest hours. and eliza dushku speaks about her love of albania. and this is a church in taiwan. it is still under construction. the design is to honor victims of blackfoot disease which lower limbs. the church specifically wanted to honor the women who had leg amputations because of the disease. phil: beautiful building. ve never heard of that.

some in hollywood. phil: oscar nominations announced. up next, the boston-based movie that got a few nominations. and what everyone always talks about the snubs. heather: coming up new at 6:00, celebrating a life that touched so many. a roslindale grandmother killed in a tragic crash. how her deep family and community ties are telling the story of a life well lived. also ahead. >> he knows about it. he said this is so great. he is very happy about it. anchor: plaid shirts as a show of solidarity. the meaning behind this fashion statement. and bill joel in a fenway state of mind. the exciting news about his return to boston, and how it' s become part of a special rotation.

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>> tonight the entertainment industry is mourning the loss of actor alan rickman. the british star died after a battle with cancer. rickman is perhaps best known for his role as the villainous professor severus snape in the harry potter series. or hans gruber from the original diehard, love actually, he was a fantastic actor. adele' s carpool karaoke from the late late show is trending tonight. proving once again she never

phil: she would sound good doing the phone book. adele went on to rap some nicki minaj in that amazing voice of hers. jc: the countdown now on until oscar sunday. the nominations for the 88th annual academy awards announced this morning. spotlight, the story of the boston globe exposing the church sex abuse crisis here in boston got several nods. and of course there were some surprise snubs. >> i' m not afraid to die anymore. reporter: in the hunt for oscar gold, the revenue not leads.

reporter: the fifth acting nod for leonardo dicaprio. >> he is going to win an oscar. he is a lock. reporter: also, bryan cranston, mike damon, michael fassbender and eddie redmayne. brie larson, a favorite for best actress spoke after her nomination. >> it is the highest form of flattery. reporter: she' s competing against jennifer lawrence, charlotte ramplane. >> it' s a whitewash. reporter: white actors represent all 20 acting nominations. many questioning by will smith or idris elba were not nominated. straight outta compton was also snubs. mad max, fury road receiving 10

the star wars the force awakens was also nominated five times in technical categories. watch the academy awards sunday channel 5. phil: starts right now. >> my main focus is becoming the best player i can be. anchor: and the new injury concern. get set for a wet start to your weekend and the changes that will follow. anchor: the colorful show of support for a teenager -- and billy joel's big plan for the fenway park. when you'll be hearing more of the music icon.

breaking news, patriots star chandler jones at the center of a storm. what he's saying about the incident that sent him to the hospital. jones broke his silence on the issue after practice today. >> he faced reporters in the patriots' locker room. one of those, our bob halloran was there and he begins our live breaking news coverage at gillette stadium. bob: there was no expectation or announcement that chandler jones would speak to the media today but he was at practice today as he has been all week and right after practice, the media is allowed in for 45 minutes. at the 43: 30 mark, chandler jones suddenly appeared and walked to his locker. he waited for the media to get into place and then he apologized. >> i made a pretty stupid mistake this weekend. right now my main focus is becoming the best player i can be and helping the team and