get out of the past. get fios. announcer: now on newscenter 5. reid: a search and rescue mission right now for 12 missing marines. the community holding out hope that a marine with new england ties is ok. pam: commitment 2016: donald trump back in new hampshire, former massachusetts senator scott brown with him. the message from the gop frontrunner tonight. reid: the road to the super bowl running through gillette stadium right now. the big fan presence as tom brady and the pats look to take out the chiefs. pam: most of us seeing rain today but in some parts of the state, snow. this is video from the north shore. snow falling in beverly. good evening, i' m pam cross.

m reid lamberty. that system is gone but the cold is sticking around. meteorologist mike wankum is here with what you can expect for the rest of the weekend. pam: right now, a diplomatic breakthrough between the u.s. and iran, a prisoner exchange is now in the works reid: officials from both countries say iran is releasing four detained americans in -- it would be freezing overnight. we are currently watching that. you see how we watch a -- how we drop off into the 20' s.

i will give issa early estimates on the totals. pam: right now, a diplomatic breakthrough between the u.s. and iran, a prisoner exchange is now in the works reid: officials from both countries say iran is releasing four detained americans in exchange for 7 iranians being held on charges here in the u.s. the 4 americans being freed in iran include washington post reporter jason ray-zi-on, a former u.s. marine and a pastor. officials say a fifth american a student identified as matthew trevithnick was also released in a unrelated swap. the 4 americans will be flown from iran to switzerland on a swiss plane. reid: right now, the search continues in hawaii for 12 marines missing after a training exercise, including christopher orlando of hingham. the marines were riding on two helicopters that crashed thursday night. newscenter five' s juli mcdonald is live in hingham where people

to hope. juli: so far search crews have found some aircraft debris. the hangzhou community remains hopeful that their friend and neighbor, marine corporal chris orlando is alive. orlando and 11 other marines were conducting a routine training mission when two helicopters went off lake a lot who on thursday. the coast guard initially reported they may have collided. >> silent for a second and then all of a sudden two big booms. >> three teams of 10 marines each are working through challenging weather. >> because of the extreme

>> in the police department, the marine corps flag now we' ve support in the orlando flip -- orlando family. a camp where he worked as a counselor wrote -- the same post goes on to say it is a seven mile miracle and people in this community hoping it is a miracle that will bring him home to him. >> two people were hurt including a firefighter. those injuries considered minor.

read: donald jumped in new hampshire along with a very familiar face. he was at a backyard barbecue hosted by former senator of massachusetts, scott brown, sera congi has the story. sera: a familiar face to new england politics, former u.s. senator of massachusetts, scott brown, welcoming the gop frontrunner for president. 40/52:00 the next, . donald trump rallied the crowd of one thousand at a portsmouth new hampshire car dealership, appearing with brown, who' s organized a series of political events. >> whether it' s nh, iowa south carolina, we' re doing so well. >> he is a strong candidate. i think he' s going to do whatever he says he' s going to do. sera: trump sounded themes that have helped propel him in the

them i' m still in massachusetts where i have some dear friends. >> talking about the same thing i' m talking about. closing the border, border security, national security. >> brown says he wants from so that he hears from supporters he wants trump to be more -- brown says he hears from voters he respectful. find offensive. hampshire voters will judge february 9. in new hampshire. a number of candidates stomping in the granite state today. jeb bush held two town halls today taking questions from voters. republican presidential candidate john kasich is also holding a town hall today. he is up north in dixville.

spent time at the mt washington hotel. carly fiorina is also on a two she is making five separate stops to meet voters including this one in hollis last night. and rand paul is also wrapping up a two day trip to new hampshire with several town halls and meet and greets with voters. the primary is now just a little more than 3 weeks away, on february 9. read: boston mayor marty walsh campaigning for hillary clinton in new hampshire today. the mayor, joining new hampshire state senator donna soucy in launching a grassroots canvass in manchester. he and other volunteers spend the day knocking on doors and talking about clinton' s vision for the country. >> that makes a difference, the human contact, tell your story why you are here. i' m here because i care about your city, i care about my city, i care about every city in

reid: in addition to walsh, congressman richard neal, and massachusetts treasurer deb goldberg also helped launch grassroots efforts for clinton in keene and salem, new hampshire. today democrat bernie sanders officially expanded his massachusetts operation. there is now a new campaign office in worcester. the location on park avenue has been used by other candidates in the past. , including martha coakley. pc: the patriots road to the super bowl starts with the kansas city chiefs. the teams are on the field right now, but fans have been showing off their patriot pride all day. newscenter five' s todd kazakiewich is live at gillette stadium where fans are ready for a win. todd: fans are certainly ready for a win. even before the game, here in the parking lot, during tailgating, there was tremendous energy. people have taken that energy inside gillette stadium, where

there is no question pats fans were fired up before the first playoff game, throwing around the football, or a can of light. tailgating with the usual food and festivity. >> go pats. [applause] todd: on this beautiful sunny cheery -- sunday january afternoon, they are not just serving up cheesesteaks, they are serving up advice. >> it is all about turnovers, if we don' t turn the ball over, we are good. kansas city wins on turnovers. >> the patriots are going to win. >> i' m pretty excited about that. we have the whole defense back together. >> back to back super bowl' s.

at 6:00, the message the patriots fans have for the team and for the haters, live outside, wcvb newscenter 5. pam: governor baker putting up some cupcakes from the coffee cup bakery in springfield. governor jay nixon wagering ribs from kansas city. both have agreed to donate the winnings to a local food pantry of their choice. how the bruins are reaching out to support the player who was hurt at the women' s winter classic. >> and a baby pulled from the flames of a burning home.

homecoming? it' s awesome. but with the citizens bank education refinance loan, it gets even better. you know those people who pay a little extra and get all the legroom in coach? that could be you, if you refinance your student loans. i can refinance? p yes, you could replace your current student loans rwith one new loan and save money on interest. it is easy! pso, treat yourself to something from that in-flight magazine. or save up for a new car, a wedding the home of your dreams. how much you can save? at 1-888-333-0245 or visit lightenyourloan.com here's the truth -- some have proposed to cut social security for the elderly and disabled vets. i disagree. tin fact, not only should we not cut benefits -- we should expand them. tincreases benefits p and raises minimum payments for low-income seniors. it will ensure that all seniors

with dignity and respect. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. winter is hard on your nose. r from first sniffles to endless runny noses. puffs plus lotion is soft. they help soothe irritation by locking in moisture better pso you can face winter happily. t a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. p

pam: the bruins family teaming s eve. word today the team, the jacobs family, the bruins foundation and t.d. garden pledged at least $200,000 to help denna laing. she suffered a significant women' s winter classic at gillette stadium. the injury occurred in the first period, she wound up headfirst into the boards. laing' s parents say she has limited movement in her arms and no feeling in her legs. new at 5:00 a four-month old baby rescued from a fire in

killed. take a look that' s the baby boy just moments after firefighters saved him and handed him to a paramedic. when crews arrived on the scene, three apartment units were fully engulfed. firefighters had to cut a hole in the wall to rescue five people including that baby. >> he really affects. you have to set is us. i just want to go and hope my children. -- go and help my children. -- phil and hope my children. -- go and hug my children. the two women who died were found in separate apartments. in all, $10 units in the complex were extensively damage. pam: a problem with a leaking spacesuit making for scary moments outside the international space station. the helmet of one of the astronauts began to fill with water, the same suit where an astronaut nearly drowned in

gravity, ' show how spacewalks can turn disastrous in an instant bullock and clooney floating trying to grab ahold of each other or, clooney letting go and floating off chaos may have nothing on the real-life havoc just a tablespoon of water caused astronauts friday on the international space station. >> we know its a small amount of water and quantity of the water : kopra and his british partner tim peake on an extra-vehicular repair mission, when kopra noticed a cooling loop in his spacesuit was leaking. >> try to drink it and note the taste . doug that small amount of : water-prompting mission-control to end the pair' s five hour spacewalk early. >> open up your checklist to page 7, we are in a terminate case. doug fearing a repeat of this : 2013 mission, which almost saw italian iss engineer luca parmitano drown when two quarts of water flooded his helmet during a spacewalk.

first time he went out he had water in his helmet then and i don't think we quite handled it the right way. doug according to nasa, kopra : was never in that degree of danger, saying the flight as a precaution. today the veteran astronaut safe , on board the station, and surely waiting to collect on -- from houston. s perfect. we' ll buy you a drink, a soda when you get home. reid: something a little stronger, then a soda. today? the temperatures are like today. high temperature, 38 degrees. if you look to the north, look at the temperatures. just a couple of degrees.

difference. most of it is north. we did get a little accumulation as we head into parts of western county. it was a little colder around the loader area. the heaviest snow up to the north where we had those colder temperatures. these were at the cape mostly. rockport checking in with a 48 mile-per-hour wind gust. boston, 26. some of those. two inches of rain. we have a real good soaking out of that. we are talking about a foot and

-- foot, foot .5 of snow. we have a system out to the west. it is actually two parts we have to watch for tomorrow. tonight is mostly clear. there may be a few slippery spots out there. 24-28 degrees. afternoon clouds. the wind will be back. let' s talk about that chance for snow. there is this storm system offshore. maybe some sprinkles, perhaps some light snow, especially down to cape cod and into boston. that is one little area that comes in. there is this cold front that comes through on monday morning. those are kind of the winter

they don' t really drop that much. at the right time it could make things a little slippery. right of the coast we are of snow. as the second wave comes through half an inch of dusting across the area. not a big snow event, but the a bit. monday with those snow showers, only 26 degrees for a high temperature. the wind is going to be out there behind that arctic front. that means combining a 12 degree temperature with a 15 degree that within 15 mile-per-hour wind. cold start to the week. we start to form a belief on -- form a balloon on wednesday and thursday. right now it looks like it will

we could get some snow in here next weekend. as i mentioned it is staying to the south. watch out for the cold, especially tuesday morning. reid: thank you so much, a big shift for mothers in the united states. it' s been in the works for more than a decade. pam: the new milestone for when they are having babies.

pam: new numbers show women are now waiting longer to become

the cdc says the average age for giving birth has been going up for the last 15 years. newscenter five' s antoinette antonio has more. antoinette: the average age of women having their first child has risen to 26. that' s the word from the centers from disease control and prevention. back in 2000, it was just under 25 years old. by 2014, it had risen to 26. researchers say this is partly because there are fewer mothers under the age of 20. in fact, the teen birth rate has hit an all-time low. economic factors also play a role with an increased number of women putting off motherhood for higher education or a career. this also has ramifications for the u.s. population. having children later in life means fewer child-bearing years, and therefore, fewer children. one area of concern, doctors say older women having children increases a mothers risk of complications like gestational

defects. antoinette antonio, wcvb, newscenter 5. reid: the dutchess of cambridge will be taking over the huffington post in the uk for a day. she is going to be a guest editor. an announcement from kensington palace says duchess kate is going to use the opportunity to highlight the importance of children' s mental health issues. that has been the focus of her charity work recently. her day to be in charge will be sometime in mid-february. still ahead, terrifying moments in the air for a plane headed to miami. pam: the turbulence so bad a flight attendant had to be rushed to the hospital. hear from the passengers on reid: and a high-profile murder prompting more realtors to take action to protect themselves.

tt2w`t3n`&d! bt@q:1d tt2w`t3n`&d! "a@q*=

tt4w`t3n`&d!" dztq #', tt4w`t3n`&d!" entq s#l tt4w`t3n`&d!" gzt& j$4 tt4w`t3n`&d!" hnt& z*x tt4w`t3n`&d!" iztq 0c tt4w`t3n`&d!" jntq "3@ tt4w`t3n`&d!" lzt& :^< okay. so right now, everyone is saying, "hurry! you gotta get fios." but why? well, because there's never been a better time to get a great deal from fios, the fastest internet and wi-fi available. only fios has speeds from 50 to

because your devices run better on a better internet. and for just $79.99 a month online, you can get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first year. plus with a 2-year agreement, fios gives you $400 back, and all of the premium movie channels for a year. this is your last chance. offer ends january 16th.

this week the house unanimously approved a bill that among many recommendations limits initial painkiller prescriptions to a week supply and recommend they set up prescription drug drop boxes were medication can be safely discarded. it limits initial prescriptions to three days and let' s doctors commit patients in voluntarily to drug treatment facilities for up to 72 hours if they are considered an immediate danger. the stem the bleeding -- of stem simply -- ostensibly focusing -- partisan politics rules the federal government, but massachusetts residents can take part that the legislature prove they can despite legitimate differences, find compromises, and work together.

that the government can sign a comprehensive reform bill. that would be the best news of the new year, not only for individuals whose to can quickly become an addiction, it also from the family scarred by this scourge. >> this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:30. >> donald trump campaigning in new hampshire today. an event hosted by former massachusetts senator stop -- massachusetts gun at her -- massachusetts senator scott brown. reid: the search continues off the coast of hawaii for 12 marines missing after two helicopters collided thursday. one of those marines is from hingham. marine corporal chris orlando is well known in the surf community. pam: patriots nation cheering on new england right now.

their first playoff test. mike: rain and snow moving out, but the cold staying here. reid: we have to finally get this thing going. mike: the temperature is just too warm. this is a nor' easter came in . i will show you snowfall totals in a moment. new bedford is cooled off to 31 degrees. be careful, that freezes up tonight as temperatures drop off into the 20' s. starting to get some drier air. here is what the rain totals look like you -- look like. clearing ways as we had the afternoon.

afternoon. i' m watching this area off to the west. we will talk about this totals and what you can expect. reid: right now, after 14 months of secret negotiations between the u.s. and iran a prisoner exchange is in the works. freed. john lornic has more on this diplomatic breakthrough. john: following secret negotiations are reportedly more confirmed iran has you five u.s. prisoners. four of the prisoners were part of an exchange involving several iranians on sanctions charges. one of the captains included in washington post journalist, who has been held on spying charges for almost 18 months. in marine veteran was accused of espionage and other charges in

details of a fourth prisoner are not immediately known, and a fifth american was also free to use of the prisoners release, a major topic on the campaign trail saturday. >> it is a disgrace they have been there so long. >> we don' it may well be there are some problematic aspects to this. at this point we are giving home. john: some event announced the iranian regime. >> the fact of the matter is this is all we need to know about the iranian regime. in order to gain concession. john: wcvb newscenter 5.

al qaeda fighters storming a hotel and cafe popular with westerners. french special forces helped to end the attack in the heart of burkina faso' s capital, rescuing more than 126 people who had been taken hostage. police say the terrorists were on a mission to kill as many people as possible, firing at people as they moved to a nearby hotel and setting the cafe on fire. four attackers were killed at least two of them were women. a celebration in the streets of taipei, as the opposition party in taiwan claims victory in a landmark election that could unsettle relations with beijing. pro-independence party candidate has become the country' s first female president. she' s pledging to work toward maintaining peace and stability in relations with china but emphasized that taiwan' s international space must be respected. reid: more support for new guidelines for prescribing opioids for chronic pain. 36 attorney' s general from across the country, including massachusetts ag maura healey

cdc to adopt the guidelines. the national association of attorney' s general says the guidance will help doctors and other health care workers balance the potential harms and benefits of opioid use. pam: the jaws of life had to be used to rescue two people from a crash on cape cod. sandwich firefighters posting this picture of the crash on route 6-a overnight. they say both drivers were trapped when they arrived. both were taken to south shore hospital with serious injuries. pam: waltham police searching for a bank robbery suspect, the armed thief caught on camera. it happened at the td bank on second avenue yesterday. the suspect dressed in a black hoody, black ski mask, and dark sunglasses. police believe the weapon was a semi-automatic handgun. anyone with information is asked to call waltham police. terrifying moments as passengers watch a flight attendant thrown around and slammed into the ceiling of a plane. reid: the passengers talking about the scare in the air. pam: plus, microsoft making a big move to force you to upgrade your windows system.

reid: mayor walsh delivers his state of the city address this tuesday night, and you can watch it right here on channel 5. our coverage begins at 7:30,

homecoming? it' s awesome. education refinance loan, it gets even better.

and get all the legroom in coach? that could be you, if you refinance your student loans. i can refinance? p yes, you could replace your current student loans rwith one new loan and save money on interest. sounds easy! it is easy! pso, treat yourself to something from that in-flight magazine. r or save up for a new car, a wedding ror a down payment on the home of your dreams. have a question about how much you can save? ask a citizen at 1-888-333-0245 or visit lightenyourloan.com reid: today is national religious freedom day. president obama issued a proclamation this morning calling attention to the recent

people and houses of worship because of religious affiliation. the proclamation goes on to say all people deserve the fundamental dignity of practicing their faith free from fear, intimidation, and violence. national religious freedom day began in 1992. pam: bad weather is to blame for a rough ride on a plane headed to miami. the turbulence was so bad a flight attendant had to be rushed to the hospital. newscenter five' s doug meehan has the story. >> coming up on a stretcher an , american airlines flight attendant with a bloodied nose? after the plane she was working on was violently tossed around in the sky, injuring her, and 5 of the 159 passengers on board. >> american 1410, we have one flight attendant with a broken nose and we have several minor injuries to passengers. >> one of the stewardesses when the plane dropped she went flying in the air, bashed her nose and was gushing blood. >> american airlines flight 1410 taking off friday morning from new york' s laguardia on it' s way to miami international.

, storm. the airline confirming this morning that the boeing 737 hit severe turbulance flying through south florida. rosemarie aveloo/passenger, it felt like a roller coaster it was just very uncomfortable and everybody was afraid. gina cohen, flight 1410 passenger, people that weren' t in seatbelts were flying and hitting their heads on the top of the plane. >> and it wasn' t the only flight coming into miami to feel mother nature' s wrath. more than 60 flights were delayed during the storms on friday. >> you' re gonna get a left before this weather 12 o clock american 949. >> man, it was bad. them it was bad. them we just flew out of our -- >> we just flew out of our seats and grabbed each other' s hands because we were freaking out. >> i was crying that' s how crazy it was. reid: microsoft is cutting the cord on windows eight and no longer offering updates. about 50 million people around the world are using the operating system. but there will no longer be updates to help block new viruses or protect from hackers. microsoft is stopping tech support to try to encourage

oh or windows 10. pam: air bnb the home sharing site has a new look at where we they' ve put out a list of the top $10 most wish listed properties on their site. taking the top spot is the secluded intown treehouse in atlanta, georgia. treehouses are very popular. there are several on the list. that includes this one in italy, located between milan and the french border. this unique spot in mexico also made the list. it' s called the seashell house, for obvious reasons. before us, more snow is on the way.

[mother] yeah but this neighborhood,i feel like it's got a lot of what we were kinda talking about. we should definitely go see it. v[agent] hi. melanie. maggie. living room. p[dad]what about this? this looks good. [brendan] no. [mother] isn't it great? p [agent] hey brendan,you might like this room. p [announcer]redfin pays its agents based on your happiness...

there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. rone says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. vmy plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, tand make them pay their fair share. p then we can expand health care to all, r and provide universal college education. twill they like me? no. will they begin to play by the rules if i'm president? you better believe it. i'm bernie sanders

pam: snow falling in beverly today, reid: ufc fight night -- reid: as ugly as it came, it ground. mike: the ground hasn' been terrible out there. you can see where the heaviest we did have some areas. merrimack, new hampshire picks

this is where we see six inches of snow, just a difference of a few degrees. we would be talking about a foot of snow. you see the areas that picked up in terms of liquid rain. down toward nantucket, almost two inches. it is all over with now, very quiet out there. overnight tonight it will get on the chilly side. didn' t have time to tap into the cold air. but there is some cold air on this map. that is going to be very chilly one talking about monday,

lows dropping off generally into the 20' s. any water on the roadways or sidewalk may freeze up. treated surfaces are actually fine. here are the high temperatures tomorrow. not looking too bad. we will see temperatures into the 30' s and here is that cold air area look at the high temperature on monday. these are chilly temperatures. enjoy this warmth, because the cold air is coming in as well. upper 20' s on tuesday. temperatures are you the mid 30' s. it is close enough they may try to throw some sprinkles. a second system comes into the

that is when we hit the snow showers. they are really quick, they happen. all of a sudden you are driving into the snow. this cold weather settles in into tuesday morning. how much snow are we talking about? this is one of our computer models, maybe a half inch of snow. we could pick up another half inch of snow. maybe an inch of snow on monday. let me break it down for you, remember you are going to have sunshine in the morning. monday, though snow showers are floating across the area. on tuesday it is the wind. the wind chill index is hovering below zero. it looks like with a temperature of 12 and 15 through 30 miles per hour, it is only going to

we start to modify this temperature. we have temperatures into the 30' s. by friday, look, we are starting to warm back up. there is a storm system and it looks big. right now it looks like it will stay to the south. overall the week ahead is looking chilly. if you slippery spots because of the snow showers. reid: ufc fight night tomorrow at the td garden. pam: sportscenter 5' s bob halloran had a chance to sit down with president of ultimate fighting dana white. >> this is nonstop action all night. we put on an incredible life show. nobody walks out of that arena going, i never want to see this again.

, and arguably its biggest star is a woman, ronda rousey. recently defeated, but undeterred. >> she is somebody who is one of the mentally strongest people i have ever met and believes she can conquer both acting and fighting. >> dana white nose chandler jones . someone who has had a public battle with drugs. >> chandler has been the straight guy with me. on the flipside, these guys are human beings, they are young, they are rich, they are famous. sometimes you try something and you make a mistake, i' m hoping this is a one-off thing. >> a tough battle for the patriots tonight. >> i' m scared, i'

>> wcvb sportscenter 5. reid: speaking of sports some , broncos fans are showing their true colors. as in orange. the winners of the team' s paint your house orange contest did just that, paint every room inside the house orange in order to win playoff tickets. it took a professional team of painters to get the job done. along with a personal visit from ring of famer billy thompson, -- >> now that the paint has tried, it is not so bad. reid: along with a personal visit from ring of famer billy thompson, miles the mascot, and broncos cheerleaders the couple got a game day surprise in the fridge. they say after playoff season they might repaint, but will leave the orange on at least one of the walls as an accent. i cannot imagine every single wall. i like orange. pam: a recent murder conviction putting realtor safety in the spotlight.

protection and the action

r we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. rbut at bedtime? ...why settle for this? p enter sleep number, and the lowest prices of the season. sleepiq technology tellsp you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. r so your sleep goes from good, to great, to wow! save $1100 on the i8 mattress with purchase of sleepiq technology and flexfit3 adjustable base. ends monday. know better sleep

pam: worries about safety for real estate agents. reid: a murder conviction in arkansas has many in the industry on edge. aaron lewis is now serving life in prison for the kidnapping and killing of realtor beverly clark, who disappeared while showing a home last year. as newscenter five' s antoinette antonio reports, realtors are

themselves. antoinette: why is this room full of agents in new jersey learning how to stab someone in the eye? >> my thumb is in your eye socket. antoinette: they' re taking a self-defense course specifically because their job can be downright dangerous. >> i make sure foremost that i have an exit strategy. the house. i open the back door. antoinette: real estate mogul and shark tank star barbara corcoran says you never know who exactly will be coming to check out that listing, and they may be walking away with more than the property fact sheet. in the last decade, more than 20 real estate agents were murdered, according to the us bureau of labor statistics. >> being in the real estate business is one of the most high-risk businesses in the nation, and yet people don' t know about it. antoinette: in florida one man accused of robbing two different realtors at gunpoint, one bound with zip ties and made to demand a $50,000 ransom from her husband.

>> i am a realtor. somebody just robbed me. when the suspect moved on to a second realtor, robbing her at . he says sorry about this, and i >> turn and look at him and there is a gun pointed between my eyes. antoinette: that suspect paul pinkston facing a potential life kidnapping with a deadly weapon and armed robbery, he has pleaded not guilty . are real estate agents sitting ducks? >> they are. nothing is more essential to the real estate business than a new customer, and a new customer could be a good customer or it could be the wrong customer. antoinette: and it' s mostly female agents who are meeting mr. wrong customer. women make up 60% of the real estate agent population, and it is a requirement of the job to market yourself relentlessly to perfect . >> being open like that, of course, makes them a lot more vulnerable.

get off. back, get down. antoinette: wcvb newscenter 5. pam: it felt warmer today. mike: it was beautiful this morning. temperatures have pulled back. we could see some of that rain that was out there. maybe a few icy spots. otherwise, some cold weather coming in. we do have a chance of seeing some snow showers. most of it looks like it will be wait -- will be late sunday night into monday morning. here he are in the middle of january. we don' t have any big snowstorms.

>> you groomed it? >> just as easy. >> still much more to come tonight. >> the work to clear the streets and our own wintry blast along the way. okay. so right now, everyone is saying, "hurry! you gotta get fios." but why? well, because there's never been a better time to get a great deal from fios, the fastest internet and wi-fi available. only fios has speeds from 50 to 500 megs. because your devices run better on a better internet. and for just $79.99 a month online, you can get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first year. plus with a 2-year agreement, fios gives you $400 back, and all of the premium movie channels for a year. this is your last chance. offer ends january 16th.

mike: clearing skies after a wintry mix swings through. reid: keeping home alive for a hingham marine lost at sea. the latest on the search to find him and 11 others off the hawaii coast. and the message from those who know him. pam: commitment 2016: donald trump talking to a crowd of supporters in new hampshire. the bbq event weeks before primary day. announcer: this is wcvb newscenter 5 at six. pam: it' s a weekend of winter weather swings. rain, snow, then sunshine. now an arctic blast is setting up. we' re going to see a little bit of everything before this holiday weekend is through. good evening i' m pam cross. reid: and i' m reid lamberty. stormteam five' s mike wankum is tracking it all. he starts us off in the weather

mike. mike: the rain snow maker is gone. it has moved way up here to the north. the sky is clearing away as we have a nice sunset. only about one third of an inch for the western part of the state. we also have some strong wind gusts. 48 mile per hour wind gusts. a breezy morning for a few hours as that nor' easter was moving its way on through. as they drop off, we are in the 20' s. there could be a few slippery spots out there. by tomorrow afternoon we will get some cloud cover moving in. i am watching what happens tomorrow night. a second system to the west also trying to give us snow.

pam: right now, an intense