with all of the wind. you can feel all of the cold and we have a wind advisory in affect for much of the area. harvey is talking single digits overnight. phil: 22 right now, harv, but it is gonna get worse. harvey: you are right. it is a combination of the two. 18 in worcester and we have these wind gusts enough to create a windchill of zero and 11 in boston. the wind advisory we are talking about will be in affect until 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. it goes into affect at 7:00 a.m. these are the actual temperatures you are waking up to tomorrow morning without the wind. about nine in worcester and 15 in boston and below zero in both locations. let's look at the weekend. it looks like there will be a potent storm in the ocean. if it does come close to us it looks like a significant hit

winds. if it takes the track a little more due east we wind up in the northern fringe and the amounts are not as significant. obviously you can't make it quite yet. it is clearly something to watch, a slow moving storm. much more to say as we go along. phil and jc? phil: harv, thanks. one man is dead after a standoff. jc: he argued with his wife and then barricaded himself in their home. reporter: the couple was known to argue, but police say this time it went too far. he fired at his wife's car while she and her two boys were inside. the 3-year-old twins were not hurt. the nearby residents were evacuated and he barricaded himself in the home.

communications and what had happened and tried to convince him to come out of the residence. we lost communication at about 25 past 6:00. reporter: and then he was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. jc: the democrats go head to head for the last time before the iowa caucuses. now a look at the rising tensions between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. reporter: they went face-to-face and head to head. >> the comments that senator sanders has made don't just affect me. >> you received $600,000 and it is speaking to you in one year. reporter: clinton is sanders on a debate stage. >> he voted to let guns go on to amtrak and guns go into national parks. he voted against doing research to figure out how we can save lives.

clinton knows that what she says is dis-- disingeneral you us with. i have a d minus voting record with the nra. >> that is nonsense. we are not going to tear off the affordable care act. >> the vermont senator was on the defensive about his universal health care plan that would raise taxes on the middle class unveiled just before the debate. >> i have to say i am not sure whether we are talking about the plan you just introduced tonight or we are talking about the plan you introduced nine times in the congress. >> the one thing they didn't argue about, the topic hillary clinton was hoping to avoid. her husband. >> yes, the behavior was deplorable. have i said one word about the no. i will debate clinton and o'malley on the issues facing the american people and not bill clinton as personal behavior. reporting. they will calls the first

the caucuses. phil: police are working to determine the cause of this fire. flames sparked in the home earlier this morning. firefighters ran into a serious water shortage. they were brought in from as far away as nashua, new hampshire. jc: a move would save the agency $4 teen million. public hearings held hearing so the riders can weigh in on the cutbacks and a final vote expected in the next few months. jc: motorist maze have to put down their cell phones. the law would make it illegal to enter into a gps while behind the wheel. the drivers can talk on cell phones, but only with hands free technology. exceptions are for emergency situations. phil: taking a look at traffic

right now. let's look at the maps. let's see what the drive times look like. jc, when you looked 20 minutes ago it looked like this as well. mass ave to route 3, you have to be going fast to make that trip. upper deck to 128, 20 minutes. obviously a lot of people are celebrating the holiday. 128 looking okay. that stretch between the mass pike and 290 and 495 looks okay as well. jc: technically you have to be speeding to get those times. phil: a lot of people have today off. jc: i think we would all like smooth travels. phil: your health is a major issue in the 2016 election. phil: up next, eight issues in eight weeks. where the candidates stand on health care. jc: and more lack of diversity. the big names saying they will boycott the show.

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has polarized politicians and the like. it caused controversy from the courts to congress. >> this was not the health care that was promised to americans. >> it should be a right guaranteed to all. >> they repealed the law they dubbed bed owe bough. >> law lawmakers chipped away in a massive budget bill and may use it as a talking point in 2016. from a political perspective, it is the gift that keeps on giving . when ever they run on it aggressively they do well. reporter: putting democrats on the defense. >> you can't go in and tell 12 million people who have insurance we are taking that away. you can't tell people with cancer who have gotten insurance because of obamacare that they no longer have insurance. reporter: so while the presidential hopefuls may play up the issue on the trail --

little bit as an issue. reporter: the kaiser family foundation says polling shows the public has more pressing health concerns. >> we found the high cost of drugs, this was a surprise to me emerged as the number one issue for people as their top priority for the president and the congress. reporter: they say the majority of those surveyed are concerned about the prices of so-called super drugs for chronic illnesses as well as rising out of pocket costs especially when it comes to deductibles. in washington, nicole killien reporting. jc: the public is divided over the health care law as of december of 2015. 40% favor and 46% are opposed. for more on this week's topic you can log on to wcvb.com and click on politics. and next week we will get the candidates' position on climate change. phil: and a dramatic issue caught on camera.

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remain in -- carriages will remain in central park. they reached a deal as well as restricting rides from central park it drops the number of licensed horses and the hours a day they can operate. the city council has to approve the deal and it will go into affect on june 1st. phil: a couple in california celebrated their anniversary this weekend. what makes it newsworthy? their marriage lasted longer than most people have been alive. they have been married for 82 years. they say the secret is respect , affection and letting go of the small stuff. we all need to learn how to do that. and he was celebrating his 102nd birthday on friday. not only is it a blessing to be able to live that long, but to find someone to celebrate all of those an verse res -- anniversaries with and you

>> and you still want to sit with them. >> i have to be 111 to celebrate 82 years. i don't think i am making it. phil: people are living longer. you never know. jc: i don't know if he will want to sit by me on the couch by then. harvey: i disagree with you, jc, you are going to make it. so is jim and you will break the all time record. speaking of records, you know we broke the all time record last year for snow. the snow that boston got out of this storm was up to 4.4 for the season. but last winter at this time we were only 5.5. it was almost the same thing. look where we wound up. i am not suggesting we will wind up there again. the average by the way at this point would be 18. i can tell you we have a significant threat for this weekend. if it does materialize the potential is there for substantial snow. that. we have the great lake affects.

the unfrozen waters. snow squalls and narrow and strong bands across new york state. some of the squalls getting into the birkshires. it is colder north and west and as you expect it is even alt colder as you head into canada and points north. we know we have a cold week and the coldest feeling, part of this, is going to be the next 24 hours. that's because of the combination of the wind and the cold. the temperature will relax a little bit meaning it will moderate slightly by the time we get to wednesday afternoon. but it is still below average. upper teens and low 20s and we have wind gusts 37 miles an hour and 30 in boston. creating a windchill and zero and worcester. that's going to go down and it will feel like below zero tomorrow morning. bundle the kids up and yourselves up. we have a wind advisory until 7:00 tomorrow. very windy and very cold day

we will be starting in the upper single digits and advancing to the upper teens around 20 for worcester and low to mid20s around boston. very cold all day. i'm jumping ahead because of the fact that this is a significant potential. uncertainty. look at the time period we are talking about. in the time period of saturday, saturday night, sunday morning that's the window of opportunity for this which will emerge into a strong coastal storm. a recipe that can produce storms here. astronomical high tides. concerns. talking about how much we can get out of this, it is way too soon for that. what i want you to know is there are two scenarios here. if this takes a track that keeps it cold here and we

and wind and coastal concern. we wind up on the northern fringe and the impacts are not as severe. all this as we go through the week. in the meantime i want you to know about tomorrow. that's the coldest feeling day. let me go back to that. we can try it one more time of the tomorrow is the coldest feeling day. we are talking about windchills that are below zero all day long. in worcester it may stay below zero. boston gets into the sing gee -- single digits at least. thursday and friday are cold and dry. the storm is saturday into sunday and of course if that storm is here it is not out in denver where it actual looy looks comparatively tranquil. in the 30s to 40 is the game time temperature. there is a chance for light snows and flurries. obviously we are following the potential here. in the meantime, stay bundled up for the wind and cold which

sure over the next 24 hours. phil? phil: look at this. icicles coated the power lines in saint louis. look at that. a car crashed into a fire hydrant and sent it spraying into the air. it formed incredible ice sculptures around the poles and the power lines. the crews managed to shut off the water. jc: back lash over the revival of the oscar nominations is growing. some like actress jada pink cet smith say they will boycott the uh ward ceremony. >> will not be at the academy awards and i will not be watching. reporter: jada pink cet smith taking that statement to her facebook page. it is days after husband will smith's best actor oscar snub for his role in "con cussing." none of the 20 of the tig nominations -- a acting nominations went to a person of color bringing back "oscar so white." >> begging for acknowledgment

reporter: she is not alone. spike lee voicing his disappointment on facebook writing he won't be attending the ceremony. expressing gratitude for receiving an honorary oscar, the director is accepting the award. "straight outta compton" over looked in actor, directer and best picture. ice cube who the film is based on speaking out on the wendy williams show. >> i am not surprised. reporter: oscars host chris rock tweeting out a promo with the caption, the oscars, the white bet awards. she says she has thought to make the biggest award show more diverse. >> we are working inside the academy to make sure we have

jc: the 88th academy award will air right here 0 february 28th and the coverage begins at 7:00. phil: the singer of an iconic song is -- has been released. it was on a domestic violence charge. last year he sold an original handwritten copy of the lyrics to "american pie" at auction for $1.2 million. jc: david bowie's final bowie bum debuted at number one. "black star" was released two days before his death. it is the first chart topper for the late musician. to gain that spot "black star" knocked out adele. bowie's new album has sold 174,000 copies. jc: a surprise of a life time for a young seattle seahawk fan. phil: up next, a story behind the social media post that

this past weekend's game. reporter: and then a police chase is again making what is often a private battle a public plea. >> there are a lot of people who are out there suffering and dying. jc: convincing addicts to get help. camera controversy. the device spotted in a bay state restroom that has a lot of folks complaining. and a popular tourist attraction in new hampshire is delayed because of such a warm start to winter will finally be opening while coming your

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phil: a young football fan is getting the last laugh for being bullied for the team he supported. jc: you can imagine it is like yankees and red sox territory. it has to be tough. the 7-year-old is a seahawk fan, but lived in carolina panther territory. emily shows us when word got out how he was being treated the seattle team took over. reporter: the biggest stream is coming true for -- dream is coming true for the smallest fan. 7-year-old abe lewis is a third generation seattle seahawks fanatic, but he has a big problem. >> they were kind of all saying the same thing. like go seahawks. it made me feel kind of sad. reporter: abe lives in panther territory, charleston, south carolina. when he started to wear his new green and blue hat to

bullied by the other kids. >> on thursday i asked him how are you going to do with the boos today? he said i am used to it now. reporter: his mom posted this pic on facebook. a smiling abe with his seahawks cap. the post went viral, 200,000 likes and,000 likes and coach pete carroll even sending tickets to the game in charlotte. the team posting this pic on their facebook page with him and his family with the caption we got your back. wcvb, newscenter 5. jc: it didn't go all his way. seattle lost to the panthers 31-24 and called it a season on sunday. of coursey has all of those memories now to last a lifetime and the next time he is bullied, holdup that football. >> living in new york both times the giants beat the patriots and both times they wore their patriot shirts to school the next day. so i completely understand how

newscenter 5 at 6:00 starts right now. >> now on newscenter 5 -- ed: the cold rush is in -- harvey: a wind advisory in affect. how long the cold temperatures will last. >> battle over fair wages and civil rights. the protest that ended in arrest for some. >> an impassioned plea. >> there are a lot of people suffering and dying. the police chief imploring addicts to come to them for help. >> camera continue verse see. controversy. the device in a local restroom that has people complaining. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00. >> two words, bundle up. bone chilling cold to start the week. >> and it is settling in for a few days. this is on top of the snow that many of us woke up to. harvey leonard is backing it up. harvey: yeah, you know there is already a wind advisory in affect in some areas. other areas will go into affect tomorrow. it will last all day long and this is because of the combination of gusty winds.

it is the temperatures. we have a windchill that is almost down to zero right now into the single digits in boston. this is being conservative. boston is about 13, 15 degrees. steady wind of 20 miles an hour. that's a windchill of two below. as we go back to work and school bundle up the kids. i want to jump ahead because there is a significant potential for the weekend beginning early on saturday. there will be an ocean storm and it will be a strong one. it will be south of us. probably close enough to give us snow and wind impact. if it comes close a significant snow and wind impact. if it is farther south we would then only get a fringing. that's what i will be evaluating, but it is something that i will keep you up-to-date with so all of us here at stormteam 5. stay tuned for that. full forecast a little later. ed: and a founding member of the eagles has died. he even had a role in "miami vice."