rvey: in addition to that we have winter storm warnings for the waters of the south shore, cape cod, southern rhode island, southern connecticut. that is usually implying the potential of six inches or more of snow in all those locations. that is a winter weather advisory. that means potential of three through six inches of snow. it is very possible that situation could extend northward to the mass pike. right now it is snowing, moderately to heavily in washington. here is the way it is going to look. by about 7:00 tomorrow morning the edge of the snow moves to

than that. from there northward, a struggle air. it winds down in the week hours of the morning on sunday. if you are north of austin, about one and three inches of snow, north of the new hampshire order may never see. providence to plymouth points out they could get six through 10 inches of snow. >> environmentalists turning high-tech in sandwich using a drone to look at the beach before the storm. it was just rebuilt, at a cost of millions after years of beach erosion. now, they hope it holds tight. new at 7 newscenter 5' s pam cross is there live. pam: the new beach looks

hold despite the coming storm. they are trying something new on a brand new beach. members of the us geological survey setting up equipment at town neck beach in sandwich. they want to measure the effects of the storm on erosion, something residents know all too well. >> although it has come and gone over the years. we will see what happens this time. pam: the beach was rebuilt cubic yards of sand, taken from the canal replacing years of erosion. m at the here three months ago. -- >> this sand wasn' t here three months ago. it will erode in time. >> in the long run to be up to predict that. pam: specialists put up a drone

>> we would like to be able to forecast the -- the waves. we want to want people if there will be a little erosion or a lot of erosion. pam: in addition to research there is a long range plan to renew along the length of the town shore. as it was and then continue through a periodically throughout the canal. pam there are astronomically : high tides predicted for late saturday and on sunday, they . pam cross, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: the storm won' logan directly, but the ripple travel. many flights cancelled. are issuing travel waivers,so make sure to check schedules ahead of time and contact your stormteam 5 will be tracking the system all weekend. meteoroligist mike wankum is

know about the storm. mic this is shaping up to be an incredible storm. as it unfolds there are 5 things to watch. number one, the track. as harvey mentioned the exact track will determine it' s impact in new england. a little shift can mean a big difference in snow totals. stay tuned. number two, beach erosion. the storm is progressive so coastal flooding should be limited to minor, possibly pockets of moderate flooding especially south of boston. however, wave action could approach 20-feet off shore. watch for erosion in areas from sandwich to dennis and also plum island. number three, blizzard. heavy snows in the mid-atlantic have happened before. and this may be one for the record books. however, a blizzard with reduced visibility and winds over 35mph , that would be extremely rare. number four, wind & erosion in new jersey. this area hasn' t been hit with wind and waves like this since superstorm sandy. forecast are for storm tides to be within inches of sandy' s level. this could lead to devastating damage along the jersey coast.

this before. 4 big ones last winter alone. however we' re dealing with areas, especially in the south, that may see something like this once in a life time. they do not have the equipment or the infrastructure to deal with this storm like we do. it may take weeks to return to normal. just some of the element we' ll be watching the next 48-hours, -- 48 hours. ed: you guys can get the real-time forecast live radar delays with our wcvb mobile app. download it for free in your app store. heather: breaking news out of canada, five people are dead after a school shooting in the province of saskatchewan. the school is for grades seven the suspect is in custody. ed: new at 7, trying to pick up crash. a little boy survived this this the boy' newscenter 5' spoke to her he'

s recovering. john: she spent all most two weeks in the hospital and now she is back with her parents recovering as she faces a very long and difficult recovery. >> say hi to the camera. john: holding her 1-year-old is near-impossible these days as amanda baker recovers from a broken pelvis, broken arm and shoulder that was torn apart. >> i felt the bumps on the road and then bam. that was it. john: amazingly she and her son survived this horrific crash in new hampshire three weeks ago. >> i was just stuck there was no budging. >> they were trapped for an hour and a half. >> he was just amazing. he would have done anything for anybody. john: but sadly, her fiance who was behind the wheel did not make it. >> he was more than a fiance , he was my best friend. we would laugh together. john: it' s not clear why they went off the road on their way back from visiting family in vermont at the time, amanda was tending to little cameron in the back seat. now, she' s staying with her

money for a months-long recovery. and even though she can' t easily hold her son, she sees the living memory of a man who loved his family. >> cameron may look more like me he has his personality. he' s a goofball, so much energy. you can tell that the look in his eyes is just his dad. john: you see that smile on his face, he is doing very well. amazingly he only got a scrape in that car accident. live in quincy tonight, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: clean-up is expected to take weeks after this suv plunged into a pool at the regatta riverview residences in cambridge. a valet says the floor mat got stuck under the gas pedal, sending the vehicle through the side of the building, hitting another wall and bounding back into the pool.

out, the gas tank broke and a sewage line was affected. ed: your economy, wall street ending the week with a rally. the dow up 200 points. and right now it is over 16,000 again. the nasdaq climbed 119. the s&p 500 up almost 38. staples down a hair. boston scientific finished today higher in training. -- in trading. heather: the patriots all ready to get that job done in denver. ed: bob is here. some of this is getting silly. bob: the broncos have provided so much bulletin board material the patriots have run out of thumbtacks. rob gronkowski gets away with pushing off on almost every play.

working the refs, but darren wolfe is hating on the patriots. >> they are always in my way. it is naturally going to create a hate. i have a ton respect dish a time of respect for the whole organization. bills belichick is a great coach -- i have a ton of respect for the whole organization. bill belichick is a great coach. ed: usually that honest thing -- that honesty is refreshing. >> they are setting the table for the game. >> i think if rob gronkowski is pushing off the reference likely -- the ref is less likely to call it. >> they look for it. ed: bob is going to denver. mike lynch is going to denver. they will bring you reports live

the patriots move on the road to the super bowl. heather: the search for a missing child or adult with special needs now made easier. ed: the cutting edge technology from a local company that' s finding them in minutes. heather: a massachusetts hospital puts hundreds at risk of exposure to hiv and hepatitis the mistake putting patients in danger. ed: let' s go live to the nation' s capital, you are looking at the white house, where it is snowing.

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they were not properly disaffected. >> the candy company that brought us a way to track still it is as you -- it is different and more reliable than gps with cellular technology. >> it is every parent' s nightmare , a missing china. am i he did it. he' s gone and i don' t know which way he went. grandma her son is autistic and has a history of laundering with the neighborhoods. imagine a loved one is lost and they don' t have the mental capacity to find their way to safety. with this technology police and now find them in a mater of minutes, not hours.

known for recovering stolen cars. the company has taken the same technology and put it in this bracelet called safteynet. for a child or even an older adult suffering from altziehmer it can be a life saver >> it' s radio frequency tracking as opposed to gps or cell and it' s directional right to the transmitter. mike: a hand held anntena pinpoints the exact location. it' s not impacted by weather or even if the person is hiding.something often happens with young children. so you don' t get lost if you' re far, far away from your house. what did you do when you were little. run away. >> since 2012 we' ve had 4 successful life saves. the longest 27 minutes, the shortest one was 7 minutes. it sure beat conventional searching because that can sometimes take days mike: a conventiaonal search can cost hundreds of thousands dollars. requiring additional personal, vehicles, search dogs, even helicopters. for those that can pay, safetynet is about $330 a year. but marshfield, like several other massachusetts communities have found it so cost effect they will get it to those in need free. >> when we' re talking about saving lives and minutes count,

mic while marshfield has had 4 saves with safetynet the company says there are about three every week across the country. you can find a link to safetynet inside this story on wcvb.com. heather: at some point insurance is going to cover this. mike: there is a bill before the legislature. they just found it so cost effective. and it works through floors. mike: the patriots, as you know, have left new england. they get out just before the storm. they are going to need a another plane to downtown denver. that is how far denver is from the airport. heather: you can see the winds are blowing in our nation' s capital and the snow is falling.

reducing visibility, that is the snow. in our area, so as martha' s vineyard. what cost to blizzard conditions? you need to get visibility down to the corner mile or less and you need frequent wind gusts for 35 miles per hour. the thinking is there may be rain mixed and at times. figured you be a bit colder than nantucket. wcvb.com wind and heavy precipitation. him him to the winds turn on

it could mean either a what is no more snow mix with rain. here' s the storm. ice storm going along in the cap -- in the carolinas. the storm will track just a little bit south. this is the timeline around 11:00. by noon time it is just north of the mass pike boston. they retry air -- very dry air.

the amounts will build up quickly from north to south. from northwest to southeast all caps off nba done deal the idea for big buildup to the south. very little north, buildup to the south. him him three to six. remember, a slight shift and everything could change significantly in just a small number. look at some of the gusts projected here. is a real powerful wins friends -- for nantucket, atlantic city. look at the strong winds

coastal flood watches in effect, particularly the sunday morning one. pockets of moderate flooding possible. there is your seven-day forecast. mild early next week colder midweek. stay on top of the storm for you.

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