heather: breaking news, the key clue just recovered in the crime that locked down schools in brookline. ed: a virginia murder suspect traced to fitchburg. reid: the violent end to the nationwide hunt, and the mystery police hope he can help solve. harvey: cooling down. how close the storm comes and whether we'll see some snow. ed: a garbage truck blown apart. the homes damaged so badly, they can't be lived in. heather: tom brady's note sent to patriots nation tonight. heather: more breaking news tonight. these are live pictures on holm street. a woman reportedly stabbed to death in her home. police called to the apartments around 7:25 this evening. ed: then moments late, he police called to a second scene. head jon collision on 495 not far from the apartments where the stabbing took place. police are saying the husband of the murder victim was involved

he was arrested after crossing the median in a pickup truck and slamming into oncoming car. a woman in the other car seriously injured. the investigation active and ongoing at this hour. heather: more breaking news tonight, the car linked to two bloody crime scenes in brookline has been found. but the person behind the wheel is still on the run. ed: and right now, there is a new search happening. wcvb newscenter 5's mary saladna is live at the scene in brookline. mary: that is right. five men were inside today when the shooting and stabbing broke out. the search warrant came late this evening. investigators descended upon the apartment building at 198 st. paul street. this is where the shooting first erupted around noon today. >> in the building here, officers responded. they found a subject with several gunshot wounds to the leg and as well as a stab wound. mary. this was one of two crime

the other in front of the school where witnesses watched in horror while two wounded men were tossed out of the passing white car. >> i saw people were bleeding. a small, little car. looks lake hatchback. >> scratching around. >> that brought me to the window. mary: police found the rental car abandoned in boston. the driver long gone. the car itself has been stolen overnight from the resident. police brooke police say it was not random. all five men involved know each other and known to police. when the moody chaos spilled over this busy streets. they put neighboring schools on onlockdown. >> lots of people ob the street were stopped to see what was going on. >> that culminated. mary. am? in in the, three men wounded. police are looking for other two. the they are pros sing flight the night and then on the white car. in brookline tonight, mary

ed: there is a deal in flies in the fight in everettette receipt and mean a big chunk of change for the taxpayers. the city of boston will drop all efforts to kill the wind casino. boston is concerned over the impact that the casino will be have on traffic. in exchange, steve wynn will pay $2 million for the next 15 years. $25 million will go toward upgrays and sullivan square. wynn will spend $20 mall year doing business boston companies. the casino scheduled to open in two years. ed: right now, the fbi is huge police presence in new hampshire. brentwood police shut down several roads. the fbi will only say that it is part of an ongoing federal investigation. there was also a search in nearby east kingston earlier today. agents do say that the public is not in any danger. heather: right now, this murder suspect is in critical condition

police closed in. he is charged with killing one man. kidnapping a woman who is still missing. wcvb newscenter 5's reid lamberty is live in fitchburg with how police tracked him there. reid: that set into emotion chain of veeps that culminated in the apartment here behind me. that suspected murder continues to fight for his life. planked by two friend, the woman wearing the black hooded shielded herself. the man who moved in earlier this week with her was also hiding something. >> they were friends. she was unwear of his background. reporter: cheryl reynolds said her neighbor had known dap na lee williams but you no one was arrest of the kidnapping charges from with which the 43 year was running. fitchburg native was accused of kidnapping his former mother-in-law. all happen frid day at the come's home in rural virginia.

we were tied in separate rooms. reid f. the couple's daughter wases are there. she says williams had two kids with her sister and released from prison last summer following a rape conviction for which family members he believed brooks. he wanted to pun shall the family. he knew he could fun shall the family by getting to my mom and my step dad. >> last night, they spotted the caravan williams stole. this morning, marshals tracked him to the basement apartment. >> members of the state police team surrounded the apartment. as they did, williams shot himself in the head. >> renle no is still shock. the man she met doesn't fit description of a killer. >> when we see people in passing, we greet them. we don't really, we don't know. >> the focus now remains on finding brooks. she is missing. police across several states are retracing the steps that dana lee william took over the last

find the 68-year-old grandmother. live tonight in fitchburg, reid lamberty, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: colder air is here. our brief winter warm-up is taking a turn. harvey is here with what you can expect in the morning. and also a close call with another storm coming. harvey. temperature is freezing. it is above freezing on the map. there you go. a few spots of a little black ice which melted and repros. that could be issue tomorrow. we cowant to keep you that mind. i am following the storm system that is doving off the southeast coast. this is the cliff hang forefriday. all right. that is friday storm. that. we got talk about the fact it is abouting to be chilly heading out early tomorrow morning. upper teens in the cold spots. low to mid 20's or so in boston. upper 20's down the south shore. now temperatures now, already dropped below freezing as you can see.

we want to you be aware of that. as late information and studying now. talk about this chances of getting a storm to back in a little bit to give us some snow early friday. we talk about that in a little while. ed and weather? ed: donald trump is answering questions tonight about not answering questions tomorrow. heather: the republican frontrunner says you will not see him at thursday's debate. jorge quiroga surrounded here. jorge? jorge: well, donald trum continues to write his own script boycotting the fox debate but still making sure everybody is talking about i him. with bill oh rally on fox news tonight, donald trump leaving no doubt he has other plans thursday night despite oh rile le's repeated efforts to understanded him. >> tomorrow night at 9:00 at drake university, where we going to have tremendous event. >> staging event with wounded veterans to coincide.

debite will be a rating. >> let's see how much money fox is going to make without me. reporter: reignited the feud with megyn kelly. >> megyn kelly is really bay ace against me. he seemed caught offguard. it said in part, we learned from a secret back channel the putin in ten to treat donald trump unfairly. i din like the fact they sen out press releases talking about putin and playing games. >> his main rival, senator ted cruz implying trump is scared of megyn kelly. >> i would like to invite donald, right now, to engage in a one-on-one debate with me any time between now and the iowa caucuses. trump who has raised the birth in canada as possible obs the presidency responding can we do it in canada? >> bad gamble or brilliant move. trump avoids tough questions about past decision like

maybe ated as with iowa voters. ed: bernie sanders spent the day at the white house. he is hoping to move into the white house. he met with president obama today for the meeting itself was not endorsement of any kind afterwards senator sander says the meet was productive. >> a number of issues, foreign policy issues. message issues. occasionally a little bit of politics. >> while earnest met with the president. hillary clinton campaigned at iowa bowling alley and talked about the helping the middle class. hillary: i will fight to raise wages. i will not raise middle chase taxes. won't do it because i want the middle crass to be able to save and to build. >> most polls put the secretary and senator sanders neck and neck in i would. ed: wcvb newscenter 5's phil lipof will be reporting live in iowa for the lead-up to the

newscenter5 5 at 4:30 p.m. heather: federal judge releases hundreds of never before seen case. among the 600 cases release, a defense motion to exclude statements dzhokhar tsarnaev made to the fb. dzhokhar tsarnaev was questioned for are 36 hours despite serious injury and repeated question quests for ah attorney. they are concerned that witnesses who prosecutors unsuccessfully tried to war from the trial. prosecutors said if he testifies, the government should be permitted to confront her are with the statements so the jury can determine whether she is someone who simply accepts any prisoner statements that conform to her ap abolitionist beliefs and rejects those that do not. ed: a question tonight. it is it a race iist symbol inthat is the question about the high school mascot. heather: deciding whether to

wcvb newscenter 5's john atwater reports, there are strong feelings on both sides. reporter: that school pride was evidence. school colors dominated the bleachers at tewkesbury high. hundreds here to defend a mascot some fine offensive. >> this mascot has a settle message of discrimination that can descent size at sporting events. >> the mascot has come under attack before. the battle has drone passionate arguments. >> tonight, i stand here in my old footballs are jersey as tonight we fight our greatest battle yet. we live in a time where political correctness has gone way to far. >> this is not about being politically correct. this is about empathy. empathy when you understand sharing group ex pierces and emotion. >> the superintendent called the town-wide meeting after the sure surfaced last month. >> there are two parents who

after input tonight and more meetings, it will be up to the super dent to decide what to recommend the district make a change. >> tonight, sim play listening session for school officials them school committee here not few months. in talk tos bury, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: the scare on board a flight bound for the u.s. the flight crew overcome. the mystery unfolding right now. >> boom! ed: a garbage truck blown apart. the homes damaged so badly they can't be lived in. meat the latest on how close the storm will come and which areas could see some snow. ed: the breaking news now. a homicide investigation is underway. a woman found stabbed in a glen apartment reportedly by her husband t. then the husband was involved in a head-on crash. the other driver involved in that seriously hurt.

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ed: the london los angeles fright turned back and made an emergency landing. with the flight attendant dunn in the aisle. other crewmember and passengers then boggan showing similar symptoms. members of the band race for the horizon were onboard. i within distance. it was crazy. i never witnessed anything like that. ed: all who felt sick were released after med can check. the boeing 777 has been checked thoroughly. mystery. heather: watch this video. >> boom! ed: a garbage truck blown apart. the homes damaged so badly they

heather: watch this video from new jersey. a garbage truck explodes like a missile. four homes are damaged after the blast. the driver of the truck ran off when he saw smoke in the cab. flames through the natural gas tanks and erupted. one nearby home has a hole in the roof. the vinyl siding is melted on the others. how the fire started is still under investigation. >> when kid cans don't get enough sleep, it adversely effects emotion. they become volatile in emotion. it is important that students done start at 7:00 in the morning because they cannot get enough sleep. ed: if approved this spring, it could start next fall. jay a bill that would ban

the age of 18 from using or operating tanning booths is on its way to the governor's desk. the house overwhelmingly passed the legislation by a vote of 146-8 today. the senate approved the move back in september. the american cancer society says the use of tanning beds by people under the age of 35 increases the risk of skin cancer by 59%. ed: he already had four girls. heather: you'll see why this guy passes out when he learns another bundle of joy is on the way. >> when they took him of the plane, in a wheelchair, not a stretcher, and he was, you know, he was talking. he was saying sorry, sorry to everyone. i walked in the aisle with him. the whole planes with applauding. you don't get that very often in medicine. i don't think like ever actually. heather: i think you deserve it

frank is on the way to making a full recovery. ed: you know it makes you think. maybe we should rethink the old doctor's thing. when it is done, everybody stand up. >> give a round of applause. harvey, what do you think? harvey: that is great news. i know a year ago, you were not say this is great news. we had been what lopped with the first of four big storms. boston picked up two feet. worcester had the biggest snow storm ever. almost 3 pete of course, three more huge storms. a lot of smaller ones still to follow. we see the big difference. so far this season, 10% 4 inches. last winter season at time. almost 3 feet of snow in boston which was then above the average. that is what the first of the big four did for us on the way. of course, the record-breaking 110.6. now only 11 inches of know for this season fo so far had over 54 hat time because of that

amazing just saying a number like that. this the average this season to date would be 32. all right. these are highs today. another above average day. we are chilling down a little bit compared to that. but it is not even truly normal late january cold. 33 in boston. 10 miles per hour out of the west-northwest. the wind will diminish a little bit. now the skies have become clear. with clear skies, dry air relatively light winds, it does allow temperatures to chill out and mix the areas especially. notice nearby is bedford is 26 degrees. 26 taunton. 28 in fall mom mouth. there has been a lot of melting. there was a lot more snow to the cape. there is still stop. that means melting and water tens to pre over as temperature gets cold overnight. keep that mind for the first thing tomorrow morning. these are temperatures to greet you early tomorrow. we will have respectable bounce back tomorrow. even boston will be approaching 40 degrees by lunch time.

upper 30's or low 40's. these were reports of severe weather. a couple of the tornadoes touched down tonight in actually earlier today across south florida. they they are still active weather. that is example. coconut creek. trees and power lines down. really a messy situation there. one injury. we have a lot of weather. the reason i am showing you this. because this is all part of a storm that is going to get the act together off the southeast coast f. now going to take track that is too far east to give as you big snowstorm or any ting hike that. it may come just close enough to brush the coast or the cape especially combining with disturbance at high levels. so on friday shall particularly in the morning. it is possible there will be a period of snow or flurry or snow showers. i couldn't rule out a small accumulation in some spots in eastern massachusetts for friday morning. then breezy and chilly weather will follow into early saturday. here is a look at the sunny start tomorrow. then the clouds start to come in later in the day. overcast for tomorrow night.

with the cape and southeastern mass and maybe even up to about boston. late intomorrow night on friday before it then leaves friday night to clear us out. start with sun saturday then follow it with some clouds. all right. here is a look. a big look at the next seven days. tomorrow, a little bit colder. remember either flurries or showers. friday morning for eastern mass then as we get to saturday. we are around 39 degrees. chilly to start. then, it looks like it turns milder. see what is going to happen. the jet stream is going to liftback up. the second half of the weekend and the beginning of this next week become unusually muled again. high temperatures sunday and monday having a strong chance to reach speeds 50 degrees en many sparts of our region. we may drop a couple of degrees on tuesday then wednesday, it looks like the snow will be affecting us. that looks like are in and not snow. temperatures at least in the 40's an bust to the warm tropical air wednesday afternoon and evening. we may even see the 50's and it

will return after that. heather, ed? heather: thank you. we have go in new was inon the breaking news we have been following from floorton. we can tell you a 34-year-old woman was murdered in her home in norton. her husband is now charged with the crime. the victim we can till is julie immediate. she was stabbed to death in her apartment today. ed: her estranged husband martin mcdonald is now facing charges. mrs. arrested him after he collided head john with another car at 49 a. the video that accident not far from the murder squeal. the driver of the other car was seriously hurt. mcdonald will be uncourt

ed: all right. you have to see this video.

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>> well, it is a few days late but a boston team did beat a team from denver. tonight at the garden, the celtics had no issues with the denver nuggets. 2 7 for avery bradley as the celtics win by 8. 111-105. another move by the patriots. they have dismissed strength and conditioning coach harold nash who has been on the job since 2011. a running game going tonight. 24 fast break points this. they won four games in a reand take care of the nuggets. orlando comes to the garden on friday might. today. he was taken there last night after the first period with

now we find out that he has had three surgeries they call them minor heart surgeries for oblation. trust me. nothing minor about heart surgery. anyway. he is going ok. he will join bruins after the all star break. another move tonight. another move by the patriots. they have dismissed strength and conditioning coach harold nash who has been on the job since 2011. how about this today from tom brady on the facebook page. you can see it there. "thank you to all our fans for the incredible support you gave us this season. i'm proud to call new england my home and have the privilege of playing for your team." our team fought hard all year. am floyd effort to prepare each game as if it were our last. we never quit or lost sight of what we were playing for. it is trier have honor. it takes a lot of hard work to get as far as we did. our goal every season is to win. as i learned the road is paved

thans again yours truly. well done. >> well done. jerry york friday night won the 1,000th game of his career. no other college hockey coach every won 1,000 games. jury humble as ever. >> we tell all our players and coaches, they be the best percent you can be. whatever you are going to. medicine or the nhl, floorever, broadcasting, that is objective. nobody wants to be a wise guy and, you know, just kind of a guy to be with. i am upbeat. they are excited about each day. it is enough the other people you don't need those. ed: he is excited every day he wakes up. he guess to work. he does his job. he is 70 years old. no pause button. all right. the only one in hockey.

he is. absolutely. >> yep. he is the only one with 1,000. >> impressive railroaded on the ice and off. >> i haven't heard anyone say but just glowing things. >> they will be a little bit chilly. >> they will be able to handle it fine. >> that is kay.

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