>> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." antoinette: dangerous gang members taken off the streets. dozens under arrest. how a major f.b.i. sweep could make a life-saving difference in local communities. doug: a driver trapped by live wires in roslindale for hours. the risky mission to set him free. danielle: a mild weekend on tap. the warm-up ahead and the mid-week changes. antoinette: and a belmont mother setting an incredible record. what she did in just seven days could really have jaws dropping. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." antoinette: good morning to you. we have another hour of the "eyeopener" getting started right now at 8:00. i'm antoinette antonio.

it's saturday, january 30. although if you look at what's coming, it's like march 30, danielle. danielle: doug, antoinette, the warm air is here. the warm-up is coming this weekend. we've talked about it all week. and get ready for warm temperatures. right now we're in the 30's in boston. the south shore, even on the cape and the islands checking in at 32 degrees. on the vineyard. as we go through the next 12 hours there, we're going to see temperatures warm up into the upper 30's to low 40's. we'll see some sunshine this morning but more clouds working their way in as we head through the afternoon. the other part i want to talk about is worcester. we'll see the mid to upper 30's there. of course, some more clouds working their way in. now today is good. we're at 40 degrees. we're running above average. but as we head toward sunday take a look. we're up to 50 degrees and we're mild. we're going to take that. high pressure really dominates our weather. we are watching two systems.

one up to the west. they're going to bring us a chance for rain. we'll talk about when ahead. antoinette. antoinette: thank you, danielle. right now, dozens of suspected gang members who target vulnerable teens locked behind bars. federal agents and police unleashing a sweeping crackdown on the ms-13 gang. doug: the gang is known to use violent recruitment methods on young kids. the eye's frank holland with the arrests and some relief for neighborhoods terrorized by the gang. frank: ms-13 is a notorious international street gang, and its membership has been growing. investigators say gang members recruited students as young as 14 years old from area high schools in chelsea, everett, and east boston. police say gang violence took the life of wilson martinez. the 15-year-old was stabbed last year, the day before school started. with at least 5 murders tied to ms-13, the arrests bring some relief but not a rescue from the violence so many in those areas fear. >> probably fewer chances for recruiting but a little bit

but danger is always out there. frank: investigators say the gang is ruthless. its motto -- kill, rape, and control. the f.b.i. laid out charges against 56 alleged ms-13 members. the charges include murder, drug trafficking, gun violations, and immigration offenses. doug: frank, thank you. big trouble on a side street in roslindale. live power lines trapping a cement truck driver for hours. all that electric current making it too dangerous for him to get out. newscenter 5's juli mcdonald with the rescue caught on camera. juli: a loud boom followed by darkness. roslindale neighbors had no idea what was going on friday evening when they suddenly lost power. neighbor: i just looked out the window and saw the police cars going by. then i heard the fire engines coming. that's when i came out to see if my neighbors were okay. juli: when they came outside, this is what they saw. a concrete truck tangled in power lines. driver joe smith said he was pulling away from a job in this robken/hazelmere neighborhood

telephone pole to his left. driver: the window was halfway down. the sparks flew in. i hit the brakes and ducked. everything in this truck is metal. i just stayed exactly where i am. juli: forced to sit tight until eversource arrived to turn off the power. newscenter 5 watched crews carefully treat the wires before they began to pull them away from the truck. another eversource truck eventually arrived with a new pole, but neighbors knew it would be a while until their lights came back on. neighbor: one of the officers said it would be at least overnight. juli: smith said he's trained to always be on the lookout for low wires, but it is hard to see them in the dark. driver: when you're on a street they're not supposed to be that low, so you don't expect that to happen. juli: smith said the height of his truck is 13 feet, and wires are supposed to be 15 feet high. another issue that made this even more complicated is that there was still wet concrete in the back of that truck so even once the wires came down and were tangled around it, that drum kept rolling the whole time.

wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: the investigation kill a carjacking suspect in police say 33-year-old randolph mcclain carjacked a woman at gunpoint. he was trying to get away from police, who had just shown up with a warrant for his arrest. he was wanted for making threats with a gun against his ex-girlfriend and her family. witnesses describe hearing multiple shots after mcclain pointed his gun at police. >> i heard like six more shots that sounded like at first it sounded like somebody was shooting. then retaliated. antoinette: mcclain vowed he wouldn't be caught; and when police showed up at his home, he said he had a gun and would kill them. doug: we're hearing from the customers who helped a store clerk in brookline fight off an armed robber. it happened at the 7-11 on comm ave in the heart of the b.u. campus yesterday morning. police say the suspect got into an argument with the clerk, then attacked him with a box cutter. that's when the customers jumped

police arrived. >> at that point they had already tumbled back towards the register. all i could do was grab the guy's legs. he was kicking and flailing. >> listen, buddy, you picked the wrong time to come into the 7/11, the wrong day. will be arraigned in court monday. antoinette: an 86-year-old braintree woman is recovering after crashing her s.u.v. right through the front of a weymouth dunkin' donuts. it happened yesterday at the no customers or workers were injured. figure out what caused the driver to crash. the city's building department is inspecting the building to see if it's structurally sound. facebook is cracking down on online gun sales. a new policy says individuals can't advertise or sell guns on the social networking site. licensed gun retailers can still advertise their businesses on facebook, but they aren't

sales on the site. taking on walmart. this morning we're hearing from a pharmacist who just won a major lawsuit. doug: she claims she was unfairly fired from her job. how the retail giant is defending that decision. plus caving in. the massive sinkhole in oregon that's still growing right now. danielle: mild air in the forecast. how close we could get to records. ran the next chance for significant rain. frank: a scam warning from the i.r.s. what the attorney general's office says you need to look out for this tax season.

antoinette: good morning. it's 8:10. welcome back. a new hampshire pharmacist took wal-mart to court and won $31 million. 51-year-old maureen mcpadden sued after she was fired from the seabrook store. she claims she was let go after reporting safety concerns about her co-workers. >> staffing conditions became deplorable. they were inexperienced, untrained, and insufficient support staff which created a public safety concern. antoinette: her lawyers say this case is important because it shows the issues of gender discrimination and public safety were taken seriously. walmart denies any wrongdoing saying mcpadden was fired for losing her pharmacy key, and she had been disciplined before. walmart plans to appeal the verdict. a new warning from the new hampshire attorney general. doug: tax season may be just beginning, but the a.g. is

scams. the eyeopener's frank holland is back with the advice from experts on how to avoid becoming a victim. frank: investigators say scammers posing as i.r.s. agents are working the phones calling thousands of people across the country. the new hampshire a.g.'s office has received more than 50 complaints just this week. the scammers demand payment for past due taxes, asking for debit and credit card numbers and even threaten if the person doesn't comply, they could be arrested. officials say if someone claiming to be from the i.r.s. calls and threatens you, don't engage; just hang up. >> the i.r.s. doesn't call you threatening to arrest you and force you to make payments that way. it just doesn't happen. frank: experts say never give out personal information over the phone, in an email, or through the internet. if you think you were contacted by a scam artist, contact your local police department or the attorney general's office. >> now your storm team 5

danielle vollmar. antoinette: i know. we're probably just around the corner from the next big storm, but i would like to enjoy the warmer temperatures. danielle: you know what? i think everybody is wit you, antoinette. after last winter, we had the second coldest february on record. we're actually starting off this february very warm. warm-up is on the way through the weekend and into the beginning of next week. 40 degrees today. 40 or excuse me 50 degrees on sunday. 55 on monday. even 48 on tuesday. our average this time of year should be around 36 so we're running well above where we should be. we so far this winter have been running above normal especially for december and january. right now we're at the number-two slot going for number one once we add in that month of february. we'll see how it goes. as for what's happening outside you see the cameras shaking just a touch. lots of sunshine to start the day. 31 degrees. the wind though out of the west at about 16 miles an hour.

degrees so there is a wind chill at least this morning. through afternoon, we warm up into the upper 30's, low 40's. you notice the clouds are going to increase through the day. high temperatures 6 in worcester. 39 in boston. 40 on the south shore and even 40 degrees on nantucket. as high pressure is dominating our weather. now we're watching this system to the north here. there are snow showers associated with it. they're staying mainly into canada. what we'll get from this is afternoon clouds. however, this one out here to the west, we could see a warm-up from this one as well as a chance for additional rain showers. that's coming on monday. so for tonight, we're having mostly cloudy skies out there. 20's and 30's. and then tomorrow with a southwest wind, we're going to warm up into the upper 40's to right around 50 degrees. we will have a lot of clouds around and especially tomorrow night into monday morning, some

so there could be some fog and even some places that see dense fog from our approaching warm front. here we go. sunday is another dry day but we get towards monday morning and this warm front lifts through. the winds pick up out of the south and west. we turn mild. through monday afternoon and evening, there should be one or two showers around. not expecting widespread rain. but one or two. and then more chances for rain come on wednesday. in fact, wednesday is the significant storm system i'm watching that could bring some heavy rain for our area and even maybe thunderstorms for february. believe that. let's talk about that and show you the timeline on everything. tuesday is our transitional day between the two systems but here comes that system. it's a warm front/cold front combination so it is mild on wednesday afternoon. it looks like mainly late morning wednesday into wednesday night, the rain comes. heavy rain. some thunderstorms and there

please be careful. we're expecting anywhere from a half an inch to an inch from this system in terms of rainfall totals but notice the temperatures warm into the upper 50's. however, we turn cooler behind system on thursday. and friday we're watching another storm system. this one, because it's colder and it's an ocean storm, some areas may even see some snow. out. for now. antoinette and doug. antoinette: focus on the warmth. time right now is 8:16. stories happening right now. two violent fugitives who escaped from jail in california. one of the suspects is back in custody. bac duong turned himself in to he told investigators he was with the other inmates in san jose thursday. investigators say the two escapees are most likely traveling in a stolen van. maximum-security jail a week ago. antoinette: president obama is making a new push for equal pay for women. will require companies to report

ethnicity. the rule would apply to companies that have more than one hundred employees. the white house says the rule will help investigate employers that are unlawfully short-changing workers. census data shows women earn 70 cents for every dollar paid to men. doug: take a look at this monster sink hole in oregon. it's 50 feet deep. a section of coastal highway in harbor, oregon, has been shut down. the massive sink hole is the result of two smaller sinkholes joining together. luckily, there have been no injuries. but that stretch of highway is expected to stay closed until the spring. antoinette: the academy has announced the presenters for this year's oscars. the names include kevin hart, charlize theron, whoopi goldberg, benicio del toro, and tina fey. artists who will perform-- lady gaga, the weekend, and sam smith. all are among the best song nominees. you can watch the oscars right here on channel 5 sunday,

coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. >> now sportscenter 5 with bob halloran. bob: celtics sure are playing good basketball against bad teams. the c's have won five in a row and eight of their last ten. of those eight wins, seven have come against under sub-.500 teams. it's almost like they're a boxer picking easy opponents to pad their record. look, there's floyd mayweather. fancy that. floyd is friends with isaiah thomas. celts at home against the magic last night. jarryd sullinger leading the way early. nine of his 11 points coming in the first quarter. here's an alley-oop to amir johnson. celtics had seven guys in double figures last night. johnson not among them. he had five. thomas racing to beat the buzzer. gives the celtics an eight-point lead at the half. then it is evan turner racing to beat the buzzer. he floats one home as the third quarter runs out. celtics' bench outscores the starters 62-51. they outscore orlando 113-94. c's tied with atlanta for fourth place in the east.

massachusetts native megan kahng playing in her first lpga tour event is tied for the lead. kahng shot five under in the opening round of the pure silk bahamas lpga classic. that's sports. have a great day. doug: a little motivational a belmont woman makes history. seven marathons in just seven becca pizzi won the world marathon challenge, and she did it in record time. she ran and won all seven marathons in just 168 hours. that includes travel. pizzi and her competitors traveled to sydney, antarctica, chile, miami, spain, morocco, and the united arab emirates. she was joined by fellow american daniel cartica who took home the men's title. what did you do today? antoinette: not that much. as someone who can't even run a quarter mile, kudos to her. doug: you're with child.

doug: i was giving you the benefit of the dowlt. swimming with the sharks. antoinette: a local college student gets his moment on abc's hit show. his big pitch and the one shark who's willing to take a chance on his company. doug: a death-defying climb. at 8:30 the teen who climbed one of the great pyramids in egypt. and the deal he made to avoid arrest for the crime. antoinette:antoinette: and the "eyeopener" live cam is on the roads this morning. look at that. the state house. it's a nice day in boston. 8:20 this morning. more of the "eyeopener" when we come back. doug: is that tree in today in america, the top 1/10 of 1% owns almost as much wealth

this great country rand our government belong to all of us. wall street, corporate america, p wealthy campaign donors have so much influence tthat the only way they are defeated is p when millions of people begin to stand up p and say loudly and clearly, "enough is enough." i'm bernie sanders,

vollmar. i want to say hello to the school. week. i don't know if you can see. that's me with all the fourth graders in arlington. love those kids. they did such a nice job and questions. also want to show you this. in case you missed it. the sunrise this morning was gorgeous. this is from christine on twitter. from long wharf and the north end in boston. just a gorgeous shot. and one thing you should be looking for as you head towards sunset into sunrise tomorrow morning, we have five planets that are visible. mercury, venus, saturn, mars, jupiter. the if you look southwest and southeast you can see them. the last time we these was in 2004 so for the day today, we're warming up into the upper 30's

we'll have a mix of sun and clouds. and we could be near record high temperatures come monday. doug and antoinette. doug: danielle, thank you. doug: a college student from new england took his turn swimming with the sharks. antoinette: shaan patel pitched his secrets for the perfect s.a.t. score on abc's shark tank. >> many of our students have been admitted to ivy league schools, have won millions in college scholarships, and some have even gotten perfect s.a.t. scores themselves. now "2400 expert" is looking to expand across the nation. antoinette: patel's company "2400 expert" is looking to expand classes to 20 cities, including boston. his plan was rejected by all sharks but one-- mark cuban. cuban decided to invest in both patel's company and his talent as an entrepreneur. cuban: what i'll do is i'll offer you the $250-k for 20%. antoinette: patel and cuban will now go into business together to

course program. antoinette: the gas pump could be putting your credit card at risk. doug: "skimming" devices found at local gas stations. how to protect yourself form thieves looking to swipe your identity. apple recalling millions of its wall plug adapters. the safety problem they could pose. antoinette: more than fifty members of a violent street gang behind bars right now. ms-13 rounded up in f.b.i. raids. "5 investigates" digs deeper into just how dangerous this gang is. doug: make sure seat selt is on. approaching arlington street as you go by comm avenue and newbury street. antoinette: good day for shopping.

car repairs, home improvements, a family trip ...it's not easy to afford them. what did marco rubio do? he put $22,000x in personal expenses onv a republican party x credit card. rubio's bad judgment caused a scandal pnand for five years rubio refused to releasep the credit card records. marco rubio: skipping major votes... all over the place on immigration... bad judgment. he's just not ready to be president. right to rise usa is responsible

you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. pbut so many families don't feel like their hard work pays off. p that's not the way america is supposed to operate. i want to go to bat for them every single day. get incomes rising... get equal pay for women... cut the cost of health care and child care so people can actually get ahead. hillary clinton, she has what it takes to get things done. i'm hillary clinton and i

>> this is an editorial by wcvb-tv channel 5 president and general manager bill fine. bill fine: this month we have been treated to starkly

government-- a bipartisan love-fest-- illustrated by the state of the city and state of the commonwealth addresses, and a polarized and awkward state of the union. is it any wonder americans question the effectiveness of federal government while local optimism abounds? major blue chip companies like general electric have picked up on the palpable bay state enthusiasm. mayor marty walsh and governor charlie baker enumerated their accomplishments, and cooperation crystalized by baker's account that he couldn't see an "inch of daylight" between boston's democratic mayor and massachusetts republican governor. to tackle our long remaining to-do list, they'll need to nurture their relationship and perhaps bring the legislature along on their dates. in particular, the governor laid out a lengthy agenda aggressively fighting the opioid epidemic; reforming department of children and familes, the health connector and the "t"; taking a lead on clean energy generation; and lifting the cap on charter schools. missing perhaps were more candid reflections on other pressing concerns. neither leader sufficiently

infrastructure issues, major traffic congestion and dangerous bridges, especially in the seaport district, the focus of so much excitement and urban growth. and while "t" management and transparency has improved, we're in for a long ride before we arrive at a public transportation system that can adequately service bay state needs. the challenges loom large. but if our local leaders can remain focused on solutions and not partisan politics, victories will come. we can only hope our bipartisan spirit will infect some of the presidential candidates so busily stumping in new hampshire. >> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." danielle: we're starting off cool but the weekend will warm up. the mild temperatures greeting us for february. antoinette: counting down to the caucuses. all eyes on iowa this weekend and on hillary clinton. the new email trouble plaguing her campaign. doug: a family's search for justice. three years after the murder of shawn clark in his malden skate

responsible. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." doug: good morning, everybody. just about to click over to 8:31. there it goes on this saturday morning. i'm doug meehan. antoinette: and i'm antoinette antonio along with danielle vollma i cannot believe we are heading into february with these mild temperatures. danielle: 50 degrees if not above 50 degrees once we get towards murn mun. close to record highs. enjoy it. if you like the mild air, it is here at least for the next couple of days. right now this morning we are starting out at 31 in boston. 35 on nantucket. 23 though in worcester. and out in western mass towards pittsfield 2-rbgs 2 degrees there. 27 in southwest new hampshire. and then you factor in the winds. there is a bit of a wind chill so even though we're talking about that warm-up coming, it

worcester and like 13 in pittsfield. make sure, of course, you're still wearing the winter coat. as we go through the next 12 hours we'll see the clouds increase from west to east. and temperatures will warm up into the upper 30's to low 40's today. we'll have a bit of a brisk wind out there. you're going to notice that one. as you look, high pressure is dominating our weather but we're watching this clipper system to the north. the snow showers stay up in canada but we will see some clouds. then we watch this system out to the west. this is our next chance for rain. we'll talk about when we could see it coming up. antoinette and doug. doug: thank you, danielle. right now an investigation is underway after police shoot and kill a carjacking suspect in police say 33-year-old randolph mcclain carjacked a woman at gunpoint. he was trying to get away from police who had just shown up mcclain allegedly told the officers he had a gun and would kill them. antoinette: a cement truck driver finally free after getting his truck tangled in the electrical currents making it too dangerous for him to

he had backed into a utility pole in roslindale last night. causing those cords to come down. eversource crews cut the power to the area and carefully freed the driver. doug: more than fifty members of a violent street gang behind bars right now. the accused were all rounded up in multiple raids in boston, chelsea, everett, lynn, revere, and somerville. several of those charged are also accused of being responsible for the murders of at least five people in the past two years. so, what is the ms-13 gang? and just how much of a threat did they pose on the street? antoinette: "5 investigates" karen anderson with the low-down on the violent gang. karen: rapes, shootings, and stabbings. ms13 has left a trail of victims throughout greater boston since they first landed here 20 years ago. "5 investigates" digging into the history of the international gang's local ties. from el salvador to los angeles in the 1980's and then across the country to boston.

federal case show alleged local ms13 members and their affinity for gang tattoos wearing their trademark color blue. another trademark of what's become one of the largest criminal organizations in the u.s.-- extreme violence. u.s. attorney: the initiation process is very structured and it's extremely violent as evidenced by their motto, mata, viola, controla, which translated means kill, rape, control. karen: recruiting teens at local high schools in east boston, chelsea, and everett. in order to be a full member, you must be beaten and participate in murder. commissioner: there were certain steps for initiation. you know, they called it basically "getting wet." that's getting blood on yourself. karen: the gang has left a trail of blood and terror throughout the boston area. one of their most notorious attacks-- the 2002 gang rape of two disabled teens, one in a wheelchair, in a somerville

more recently east boston, two 15-year-olds and a 16-year-old murdered. and in chelsea an innocent mother shot and killed. commissioner: she looks out the window and she takes a bullet in the head. a stray bullet. chief: i just want to warn anyone that feels as though they're going to try to fill this void, we'll be on you. antoinette: law enforcement tell "5 investigates" they dealt a major blow to ms13, including arresting in virginia the leader of the gang's entire east coast region. doug: commitment 2016 and democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton running into a new email fire-storm just days before the critical iowa caucuses. phil lipof is in des moines where this new revelation could clinton: i need you to come phil: as hillary clinton rallied support here in iowa, a bombshell of bad news from washington. the state department declaring 22 of the emails from the private account she used as secretary of state top secret. state department spokesman: the

the request of the intelligence community. phil: none of the emails were marked classified at the time, but the state department says it is now examining whether they should have been. the clinton campaign pushed back hard denying the emails are truly top secret saying in a statement this appears to be overclassification run amok. none of this seems to be fazing supporters we spoke with. supporter: she has proved-- after decades of taking, you know, all kinds of mostly untrue charges by republicans-- that she can take it. supporter: i've always been a hillary supporter. she really is a driving force for all women. phil: with three days to go, every vote counts. this college senior likes hillary but could go another way. undecided voter: i think that's kind of the reason why i'm here just to kind of see my options. i don't think so. i think as the election goes on, i could maybe change my mind. phil: and that right there is a perfect example of the voter all candidates here in iowa want to shake hands with. there are a lot of polls you'll see, but the only statistic that

candidates here-- 40% of iowans say they could possibly change their mind by monday's caucus. in des moines, phil lipof, wcvb, newscenter 5. doug: newscenter 5's phil lipof is following the candidates every step of the way through the caucuses. look for his reports through the weekend and on the eyeopener on tuesday morning. antoinette: donald trump is back in iowa after making a quick detour to new hampshire. trump used his time with nashua with voters to further explain his decision not to participate in thursday's g.o.p. debate. he said raising money for veterans was a far better choice than participating in a forum sponsored by fox news who he says treats him unfairly. the decision didn't hurt him says one supporter we caught up with. >> do you think it was risky? >> i don't. not for him. there were people out there with a stand that were saying, "we want to know where he stands. take a stand." i told them, he's the only one that doesn't need to take a stand. antoinette: after trump's stop

his plane back to iowa. doug: a family's search for justice. three years after the murder of shawn clark in his malden skate shop, a new press to find those responsible. antoinette: police are hopeful a surveillance image released could jog someone's memory. the eyepeopener's frank holland with the new clue. frank: it's been three years since shawn clark was shot and killed during a robbery at his malden skate shop. hoping someone will come forward with new information, the d.a.'s office is releasing the surveillance video again along with this enhanced photo of one of the suspects. the video shows the two hooded men enter clark's main street store. it's around noon on january 29, 2013. there's a confrontation at the cash register. clark, a marine, chases the men outside. one of them pulls a gun, shooting clark several times. his uncle hopes everyone will take a close look at the video. >> i think it always helps to show the video because there have to be people out there who know who these guys are. we need to find out.

justice. frank: a skate park has since he left behind a wife and two young sons. with information to contact them. antoinette? antoinette: frank, thank you. a five-year-old girl left on a school bus alone for hours. the driver apparently failed to check the bus after her morning drop-offs. a passer-by heard the girl crying in the van which was parked in mattapan around 1:30 yesterday afternoon. the school van is privately owned. the child attends the independent paige academy in roxbury. she was scared but not hurt. the incident is under investigation. doug: two people accused of blocking traffic on 93 in milton last january have entered guilty pleas. however, they do not face any jail time. prosecutors were calling for 90 days behind bars. the 26-year-old from finland and 24-year-old from west virginia were sentenced to probation and community service. they are part of a group of 11 facing charges.

the black lives matter movement. doug: fantasy sports sites are taking another hit. the company that processes payments for fanduel and draft kings and other similar sites is cutting ties with the $2 billion industry, "the new york times" reports that vantiv entertainment solutions will no longer handle payments for the sites. the ohio company cited recent decisions by attorneys general that the fantasy games are a form of gambling illegal under their state laws. paypal also processes payments for daily sports companies. antoinette: there's a danger that could be lurking inside the gas pump putting your credit card at risk. newscenter 5's pam cross shows us how to keep our personal information safe from skimmers. pam: there's more to security than just putting the card away. at the pump new cases of credit card information theft. this week alone it happened at stations in hingham and in goffstown, new hampshire. robert siciliano: criminals understand the technology. they have full access to it. they buy it on the web.

vulnerable. pam: robert siciliano is an i.t. security expert with hot spot shield. if you're not paying attention to your card statement, you may be paying for the lifestyle of an identity thief. >> they put a skimmer on this. i've only seen the device once. pam: there's a reason joe isn't familiar with the problems. all the pumps at his gas station, high tech with seals on the outside to show tampering. these thieves in arizona were caught on camera trying to find their skimmer which had been removed by authorities. here's how it works. robert siciliano: this is what is reading the information. they'll plug something in the line with these wires. that intercepts the information as it goes through. pam: the information is sometimes transmitted immediately via cell signal. what can you do? siciliano says look for the tamper-proof seals. check your account often and choose wisely. remember you can pay inside. and about that pin code. robert siciliano: so the best thing to do is to cover up the keypad with your other hand as you're punching in your pin code. pam: now we swipe, tap, and

the key tips-- make sure everything looks solid when you use your card, and check your in revere, i'm pam cross, wcvb, newscenter 5. doug: so many of us go through our days using our cards. we don't think about that. antoinette: good advice to check. doug: growing concerns right now as the zika virus continues to spread. antoinette: ahead this morning the urgent search for a cure. and when a vaccine could be ready. doug: facebook wants to take you for a ride. how the site is hitting the road and helping you get from point a to point b. danielle: it's going to be a mild start to the month. but changes are on the way. our next chance for heavy rain and when we could see some snow. p

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the new caramel macchiato r of espresso, milk, p and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. america runs on dunkin'. antoinette: 8:45. wall street ended the month in positive territory. start. the eye's frank holland with renters. frank: stocks soared on the last trading day of january with the dow up nearly 400 points at close. those gains still were not enough to keep the major indexes from having their worst january in at least seven years. here is a look at the numbers from friday. again, big gains for the dow.

the s&p rising 46 points. tech companies drove the end-of-week rally with microsoft posting a strong quarter. bad news for boston renters. new data shows you won't catch a break in 2016. zillow projects rents will increase by nearly 3%. that makes the average rent in the city more than $2,300 a month. the national average for a rent rate increase is one percent. cities with the highest projected rents this year are san jose, san francisco, seattle, facebook is looking into taking on uber and lyft. a patent application reveals the social media giant may get into ride sharing. the idea is an expansion of facebook's event feature. it would help users share vehicles or find a travel buddy to get to events. it could also connect you with someone you can travel with on public transit. facebook's patent has yet to be approved. voaks wag and and its emissions cheating scandal. it's a move the german auto

despite demands from lawmakers and consumers. last year v.w. admitted it sold millions of diesel-fuel cars with software designed to tricky missions test. a v.w. attorney told a court that a buy-back program may be a solution for some of the vehicles. in the week ahead. the january jobs report will be released on friday. december really exceeded expectations with 500,000 new jobs created. this month report is expected to show 200,000 jobs were created, and wages remained steady. >> now your storm team 5 forecast with meteorologist danielle vollmar. danielle: right now i'm tracking a series of systems right now marching their way across the united states. you can see a couple of them. as they get closer to us, in the form of some rain as temperatures start to moderate. snowfall totals so far this year in boston, 10.4 inches of snow. last year we were already at 35.2 inches of snow. we should be around 22.4 inches

now last year, remember, also we got slammed with several blizzards in a row. as for what's happening this week, you can see there's going to be a chance for rain on monday as well as on wednesday. wednesday looks like the best chance for seeing widespread heavy rain and maybe even some embedded thunderstorms. more about that in just a second. first that rain on monday coming from this system you see out to the west still developing at this point. we have another system up to the north. this one is going to bring us some clouds as we head through the day but right now high pressure is dominating our weather. as you look outside over boston, a lot of sunshine right now. 31 degrees but that camera is shaking because the winds are out of the west at about 10-20 miles an hour. sustained. it also creates a bit of a wind chill so this morning we're starting out in the 20's and even teens in some locations. and that wind is going to be with us through the afternoon. in fact, we're also going to see more clouds build in through the

upper 30's, low 40's for today but then tomorrow we're really going to warm up. for tonight we drop back into the 20's and 30's. the winds are still pretty gusty but they're out of the south and west so tomorrow look at these highs. 47 worcester. 49 nashua. 50 on the south shore. and even 46 degrees on the cape. so it's warm. and we are dry through the weekend. now let's watch sunday into monday. sunday night we're going to have low-level clouds really build in. there could be some areas of dense fog to wake up to monday morning. but then the mild air builds in through the day of monday and there will be a chance for a shower being touched off from this area of low pressure and cold front through the afternoon. now we're also talking about monday potentially flirting with record high temperatures. here's why. i'm going to show you this on the seven-day forecast on monday. our record highs are actually in the 60's so we're not necessarily going to get there but we could get in the mid 50's i think in boston and the lower

and then we watch our system bringing some heavier rain afternoon. so let me show you this on the seven-day forecast. this area of low pressure here develops. it's a strong one thrvment will be severe for parts of the southeast as well as the midwest. for us it's heavy rain, some thunderstorms and the potential for some flooding for some areas. cooler. and on friday, this is the day we're watching the potential ocean storm yet again. now of course the track is going to be key with this one. and the timing we're still uncertain with but it looks like thing. it depends on how close it gets. that also can lead to what kind of precipitation we're going to get. either way you look at it right now, it looks like it could be a significant event for some locations especially the closer you are to the coast. days out. there's a lot to go through in forecast. for now we'll just talk about the 50's.

antoinette: we'll get there when we get there, danielle. thank you. after climbing to the top of the great pyramid of giza in cairo. climbing the pyramids is illegal and could result in a three-year jail term or death if you were to slip. the 18-year-old says he thought the risk was worth it. when he came back down, he was taken into police custody but later released on one condition-- that he delete all the photos he took. he agreed but, as you can see, didn't do that. he later recovered the deleted images and shared them online. so nice of him. doug: you wonder if would have done it in the first if he didn't have the selfy stick and go-pro. incredibly steep. antoinette: a brave little girl was shown a lot of love over the holidays. doug: people all over the country send her well-wishes. now see how she is paying it forward to other children in need.

forward after her simple request for cards went viral. we first told you about safyre last month. she lost her family in a new york fire and is receiving treatment for her burns in boston. she's received thousands of cards and gifts from all over the world. and now she's sending gifts to others in need. "safyre's angels" is a group of volunteers that help her pay it forward. just this week they stepped in to help two families that lost everything in fires. antoinette: a big heart. a huge heart for such a little girl. doug: a driver trapped by live wires in roslindale for hours. antoinette: the risky mission to set him free. and a look at some our other top

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doug: it's 8:55. more than fifty members of a violent street gang behind bars right now. the accused were all rounded up in multiple raids in boston, chelsea, everett, lynn, revere, and somerville. several of those charged are also accused of being responsible for the murders of at least five people in the past two years. antoinette: a cement truck driver finally free after getting his truck tangled in live wires for hours. the electrical currents making it too dangerous for him to move. he had backed into a utility pole in roslindale last night. eversource crews cut the power to the area and carefully freed doug: right now work on a vaccine for the zika virus is underway and could be ready for

year. the first stage of testing on humans could happen as early as august. if the trial is successful, it could be ready to go for a public health emergency by october at the earliest. the zika virus is transmitted through a specific mosquito commonly found in latin and carribbean countries. antoinette: apple is recalling millions of wall plug adapters. the company says the adapters could break and cause electric shock. the recall includes two-pronged wall plug adapters, and the apple world travel adapter kit. apple did not say how many of the affected wall plug adapters have been sold. customers will soon be able to exchange their adapters for a redesigned one at an apple store. doug: everybody in place. antoinette: all right. danielle: i was googling over the weather and the fact we're going to have the 50's on sunday. antoinette: she's in ah.

all in right now. i'm loving it. 40 degrees today. 50 tomorrow. by monday 55. the record that day in the 60's. not breaking records but not too far away from them either. a spot shower or two can't be ruled out. heavy rain on wednesday. antoinette: you didn't mention phil. danielle: i don't like him. antoinette: she said i only put it on the seven-day because i

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