[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] heather: breaking news, a bus crashes into a store. the people trapped on board. ed: also breaking, more trouble at the site of an explosion that hurt 5 workers. harvey: wilder times are ahead. heather: a wrestler with a wish. a champ with an undefeated record. and the perfect match no one will ever forget. ed: breaking news at 11, a wild ride for people aboard this bus. veering out of control, plowing right into a building. several people trapped and rescued from inside that bus. heather: now the attention is turning to how it happened. newscenter 5' s jorge quiroga is live on the breaking scene in warwick rhode island. jorge: the bus went almost all the way into the building. firefighters initially had to

building to get at the riders trapped in that bus. it happened around 7:15 in the evening, the rhode island public transit bus, hittting the side of the building so hard, the front of the bus caved in on itself. >> nothing was on the bus. it' s worth right over into the front of the building. jorge: the bus hit a utility pole and then swerved across traffic. he lifted the building' s roof, a former gas station. none of the employees were hurt. >> she is in shock. being a nurse, she was going to get out. the other nurse was running towards it.

emergency crews were able pull them out and take them to threatening injuries. the bus was eventually towed out building roof to collapse. >> she wanted to let me know that she was ok. jorge: amazingly enough, the fire chief confirming all the injuries are non life threatening this investigation in its initial stages, the driver we are told has been with the company 30 years. officials looking at a possible medical episode. ed: also breaking tonight, flames are still burning inside a quincy water treatment plant. it has been going on for hours. t get it out. s john atwater is s such a difficult fight. reporter: it has been so tough underground.

firefighters are planning on being here all night. thick, black smoke billowed from the building around 6:00 tonight. 397 53:41 nats fire truck turning five hours after the fire first started. >> it is a stubborn situation. reporter: those flames have been so hard to control because they are burning 100 feet below ground inside of a massive duct system. >> we have had to pump the water out. it has been a massive challenge. >> we are looking up mostly insulation that is inside it. it is a contained area. reporter: it' s not clear what triggered the blast, but the mwra says one worker believes it may have been connected to a fan they started while doing routine maintenance on an odor control system. >> we can' t get in to see if it' s isolated to one area or more expansive. we don' t know.

that system will all be spending the night in the hospital where they' re being treated for smoke inhalation. even though the fire continues to burn tonight, wastewater treatment has not been disrupted . it has all been diverted across the bay. ed: sky 5 over the scene in dorchester, where police say a fight over a parking spot ended with gunfire. it happened at mid-afternoon on nightingale street, at a parking spot that had been shoveled out. neighbors heard an argument, and then, shooting. >> he was laying on the floor and then trying to stand up. the police came very fast. ed: the victim was taken to a hospital, he will survive. police say they know who the shooter is, it' s just a question of finding him now. heather: looking live over boston, it is below freezing around the area tonight.

harvey leonard is here with what you can expect in the morning. harvey: it will still be cold tomorrow. some of the coldest places will be more mild tomorrow. maybe 50. heather: i will take it. harvey: let' s check it out. right now, it is in the 20' s. widespread over most of the region. we take you down to the south. it is only 20 degrees on the vineyard. this is the area that could touch 50 tomorrow. for now, the winds are light and the sky is clear. the first patch of clouds, which are exiting, will not last that long. as we head to the west, we see in. all of that would translate to temperatures starting to inch up towards dawn.

could be 44 in boston. 50 is not impossible. ed: commitment hampshire primary two weeks from tomorrow. and front runner donald trump is trying to cement his lead. heather: he' s rallying with supporters, and targeting opponents in farmington, new hampshire. reid lamberty is live with trump' s new attacks. reid: aimed at other republicans. from the start, new hampshire voters have strongly backed the brush billionaire. donald trump took a break from iowa, but not from his republican opponents, taking a swipe at the $100 million s campaign. his keeps going down. reid: the harshest attacks going

failing to disclose money he received from two banks. >> he could run right now for prime minister of canada. he would have no problem. reid: he addressed over a high school gymnasium. >> we have to do well. we have to get the numbers. reid: trump has long held a wide lead in new hampshire. he accuses candidates on both sides of the aisle of being in the pockets of big money donors. >> they do not care about the candidate. they care about what the candidate is going to do for the country. reid: he says that the same dream that made him wealthy make the country stronger weary >> what am i going to do? i am going to take and be greedy for the united states of america.

politicians zigzagging the streets, trying to secure much-needed votes at the new hampshire primaries two weeks from tomorrow. ed: trump is missing out on a key endorsement. "the boston globe" is backing john kasich. the republican governor is the most likely republican to be successful on the national stage. heather: hillary clinton' s lead in iowa is shrinking. clinton is just six points ahead of bernie sanders. martin o' malley trails pretty far behind. the candidates all appeared at a town hall meeting tonight. >> we are the only country on earth that allows private insurance companies to rip us off. we spent three times more than the british. 50% more than the french. we can do more than we are doing right now. >> they are very different

you have to have someone that is a proven fighter. heather: o' malley, the former governor of maryland, is confident that his numbers will be much higher than the polls are predicting. we will report live in the lead up to the caucuses beginning on thursday live. ed: the group that recorded abortion clinics allegedly talking about selling human organs are charged with cover -- tapering the government record. it shows that planned parenthood was illegally selling legal tissue, a charge that the group denies. heather: part of his e-cigarette exploded in his pocket, earning his hands and legs. it is not the first time. he is here with where the family is placing blame.

that. his injuries are frightening. he is not the first one to claim that an e-cigarette burned him. >> when i saw just the underwear, i almost fell apart. reporter: laura mcrea can barely talk about it. that' s her son there matthew gilson in suvielance video from where he works. his mother says the battery of a vaporizer also known as an e-cigarette exploded in his pants pocket you can see the smoke from that explosion then he runs off. now in the hospital the 26-year-old has second and third degree burns on his legs and hand. >> i mean it' s your kid. if my grandson had been here and he had picked that up, it would' ve killed him. it would' ve killed him. reporter: this is what the battery looked like after the explosion. still recovering matthew has already had to have two skin grafts he' s at mass general and we are told recovery will take months. mom says he bought the vaporizer a month ago in an effort to stop

>> and it just breaks my heart. i don' t want to see anybody else get hurt like that. phil: also tonight an 18-year-old in somersworth new hampshire says he sustained burns to his face a week ago when his e-cig blew up while he was using it. no official word from the fire department in either case. matthew' s family has hired an attorney to investigate further. ed: take a look at this picture. fire and ice in baltimore. major cities in the mid-atlantic are still tonight, trying to clear the roads on the major blizzard. heather: you can see it is a big problem in new york city. these streets untouched by snowplows. the major streets are clear and now it is time to turn the attention to side streets like these. the major trouble spots remaining are in brooklyn and queens. being ignored. >> the last storm they had front

heather: there have been at least five snow-shoveling deaths across new york city alone. the mayor has not given a firm timetable on when all of the roads will be cleared. a wrestler with a wish. a champ with an undefeated record and the perfect match that no one will ever forget. harvey: the latest on the warm-up. ed: the

heather: there is a clean for help for this dog. starving, freezing, abandoned for dead at the side of the road. the pit bull was extremely weak and could have died from

treated in boston. heartbreaking things i have ever seen. if you have any information about how that dog got there, you are asked to call police. ed: an investigation is underway for contaminated tap water. flint families spent the weekend being tested for lead poisoning. the water has been unsafe for nearly two years. frustrated residents tired of lining up for their one bottle a day ration. here. ed: high levels of lead have s water municipal system to a local river all to save money. heather: a local wrestling champ to make another wrestler' s trip

ed: it is the match that no one will ever forget. >> you want to the match. i wanted to tangle with him. reporter: this high school wrestler is undefeated, or he was until he took on andy, a legend over the weekend. >> you have a story like this. a fine young man like dvin can step up and wrestle our andy, he is in for a tussle. reporter: a top ranked wrestler, he is the cocaptain and no for his leadership skills. he never hesitated. >> he went with a good move. i went with pressure. reporter: did he surprise you? >> yes. he was strong. he was a tough kid. reporter: it was actually one of

an alert parent rolled on it, realizing it was a matchup worth remembering. >> i think that devin just proved that it is never wrong to do the right thing. that' s if i had to lose to someone, i am glad it was to andy. reporter: i think you are both champions. good job. congratulations. heather: great story. the reason we found out about it is because of that parent that recorded that special moment. ed: for dev moment, that is maturity beyond years during -- years. heather: how about andy? ed: we can watch them. whatever you what to do.

compared to last week, we are handling it pretty well. we bush are you the interesting thing about the snow depth. yeah, there is snow on the ground in boston. there is a foot on the ground in philadelphia. there is over two feet in new york and washington dc. that has washington, philly, new york, all well above us. even roanoke, virginia is above us. last year, record-breaking snowfall in the winter. at this point last winter, 10.6 inches and we are almost identical to that right now. everything is going to start changing tomorrow. it was a year ago tomorrow that the first of the big four storms walloped the region. we will follow it for you as we

here is the month so far. you get the string of days with above average temperatures. temperatures should go well into the 40' s. it is even possible it could touch 50 degrees during light, southerly breeze across the region. we still have some pockets, especially down towards the vineyards. clouds are going to move in. winds will pick up out of the southwest. towards morning. much milder come the afternoon. these were the high temperatures today. in charleston, west virginia, it hit 51 degrees. our weather is coming from the southwest. that will help warm up things, at least through tomorrow. with that southwest breeze, we will have some clouds and some

there could be a shower or two, especially near the south coast. we will be turning especially chilly on wednesday. i mentioned those milder apertures for you. a little bit of oyster -- moisture may pool around the front. about for the late week period. develops off the coast. it will be an ocean storm. most indicators are that it will be out there. the two may still influence each other enough to possibly give us a period of snow on -- or friday morning. right now, it does not look like things will come together for a

weekend. end of the week. we do have some ups and downs in week. below average. this week, it looks like we will be at or above average. changing weather pattern for a while. patriots fans will remember this loss for a long time. a really long time. heather: what he is saying about this super bowl tattoo.

pannouncer: where do you line up with john kasich on the issues? take the kasich quiz! forced obamacare expansion in ohio. voted for massive defense cuts and defended the process that closed pease air force base, which cost thousands of local jobs.

on spending of any governor in the country - republican or democrat. john kasich - wrong on new hampshire issues. right to rise usa is responsible

lease a 2016 lincoln mkx for $399 a month only at your lincoln dealer. heather: this is incredible. the power of lightning caught on camera in texas.

write down the middle. this was caught on a school security video. nobody was hurt. ed: check out the tattoos on this guy. he is a super confident patriots fan. he says he has no regrets over that. what does that say? super bowl 50 champs? his name is burt o' connell and he probably sports his new ink even though you know that the patriots will not be super bowl 50 champs. >> we are champs anyway. we have got four rings anyway. i do not regret it at all. heather: own it. ed: the artist who did it knows a thing or two about pats tats. he has done a few of the players. >> you are married to barbara.

>> do you want to go to hawaii? two patriots are going.

hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm p let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] p i've got some real estate here in my bag r counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america to look for america v all come to look for america all come

i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. mike: note a prize, it is fully understood, tom brady and rob gronkowski have politely declined a trip to the pro bowl. they will not play for obvious reasons, injuries and exhaustion. the patriots have dismissed offensive line coach. he had been with the patriots

tom brady hit over 20 times just today. i do not know if that was the sole reason. he received high praise during the season. he was dismissed as patriots offensive line coach. stephen gostkowski is slated to participate in the pro ball. he is a standup guy. he stood front of his locker and took the blame, even though we know that he did not lose that football game. i give him a double thumbs-up. a new rule this year proposed by the patriots themselves. >> whatever the rules are, we abide by them. we do not make the rules. whatever changes they make, they make. stephen is a great kicker. he had a great year for us. as i said, every participant in

differently. everyone i have talked to feels that way. i cannot imagine anybody who participated in the game does not feel that way. mike: the bruins are pulling out of the city of brotherly love with a 3-2 win tech into their skates. in his 19th of the year. his fourth in his last five games. he has his 20th of the year. that is on a power-play. it is 2-2. >> chasing the shot. scores. brett connolly scores for the bruins. a tip-in with 1:54 to go. mike: meanwhile, the celtics plowed through the snow. they were in washington dc.

that had not played in eight days because of the terrible weather. isaiah thomas scored eight points in just 30 minutes of play. the celtics led by as many as 30. they scored 63 points in the second half. it is the ninth straight game they have scored 100 points or more. denver comes to the garden. that will be wednesday night. heather: i do not want to hear denver. i do not want to hear anything denver related. ed: shall be stricken from the record. heather: that is exactly what we are doing. harvey: a breeze coming up. there will be a little melting going on. have to watch late thursday night or friday morning. there could be an ocean storm.

heather: you say that two systems could be playing off of each other during harvey: if they like each other, it could be trouble. here we are exiting january. harvey: it was about a year ago and that was it.