>> now on newsce 5's danielle: a spring-like day in january. how long this trend will last, and the timing for the next storm i'm tracking. antoinette: children pulled from investigators describe unsanitary conditions. the charges two women face and what family members are saying about the situation. doug: all eyes on iowa as the presidential candidates aim for key voters. the local students getting a "one of a kind" lesson on politics. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." antoinette: and a good morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. 6:00 on your sunday, january 31. the last day of january. can you believe it? i'm antoinette antonio. good morning. doug: and i'm doug meehan. let's all just flirt with the 50's today. shall we? let's just do it. antoinette: let's save that for later. danielle: we are going to 50 degrees though, folks, today, in a lot of spots.

we're already at 41 degrees in plymouth. 37 degrees in nashua. and it's 39 currently in boston. now there's a mix of sun and clouds out there through the day today. although starting out with mostly cloudy skies this morning. temperatures on the way up though into the upper 40's, low 50's. and one thing you're going to notice is that wind out of the south and west. it will be pretty strong, anywhere from 10-15 miles an hour. so 50 in boston. 50 along the south shore. 50 even in providence. mid 40's in worcester and upper 40's to the merrimack valley and the north shore. a couple of ocean showers right now trying to make their way off shore. then we have cloudy skies over us at this point. but we are watching two systems. one to the north that is really not going to impact us. then this area of low pressure and warm front. this is going to bring in even warmer temperatures as we head towards tomorrow and also going to bring in our next chance for rain. so we'll have the complete timeline coming up. antoinette. antoinette: danielle, thank you. right now, three children are in

worcester home. drug charges brought against two women who lived there. the children ages 6, 5, and 3. doug: the eyeopener's frank holland is here with the deplorable conditions inside the home and reaction from family members. frank? frank: doug and antoinette, worcester police used some disturbing details to describe the home where one of those women lives with her kids. police were there executing a search warrant friday night after they pulled over sheyla montalvo and her girlfriend, natasha riley-murphy. they say the home on king street was infested with mice, animal feces, and garbage. police also discovered oxycodone pills, marijuana, hundreds of bags for distributing drugs, and $3,400 cash. the two women were arrested on drug charges. montalvo's mother, gladys santana, was inconsolable as she sifted through the house of squalor where her young grandchildren lived.

upstairs in a long time. >> i just wanted to see if i could puck up my grandchildren's clothes to wash them to see if d.c.f. would give me an opportunity to have them in my life instead of placing them somewhere. frank: the three- and six-year-olds taken from the home were montalvo's children; the other child was a cousin who was just visiting. montalvo and riley-murphy will be arraigned tomorrow at worcester district court. antoinette. antoinette: frank, thank you. to commitment 2016 and the final push in iowa this weekend for presidential candidates. the state holds its critical caucuses tomorrow. last night, the focus was on those crucial undecided voters. our phil lipof is in des moines with a front-row seat to it all. phil: from new hampshire back to iowa, donald trump flying in on his private jet looking to fire up his supporters. trump: this is now crunch time. this is it. this is what it's all about so we have to get out there and

that we have to do or we've all wasted our time, folks. phil: also not wanting to waste a second of precious time here, the cruz campaign signing people up at a rally with several not ten minutes away at the same time-- gabby giffords: it is hard for me, but come january, i want to say these two words-- madam president. phil: former congresswoman gabby giffords introduced hillary clinton who said nothing to the crowd about the story hanging over her campaign. the state department now says there was top secret information in 22 of the emails sent from her private account as secretary of state. in the crowd of hundreds here we found a group of students from emerson looking to study the process. >> i'm here mainly to understand how the caucuses work and how the campaigns work here. >> i want to see the difference between hillary and bernie. i kind of want to see what separates the two. my mind isn't made up yet.

in the hawkeye state. that's why monday's caucus is still up for grabs on both sides. all right. so now we are just about a day away. the business for all the campaigns today will be making phone calls, going dooto door, making sure they have a commitment from their supporters to physically get out monday night and go to caucus. in des moines, phil lipof, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: according to the very latest poll in iowa, hillary clinton and donald trump are leading the pack. "the des moines register"/ bloomberg politics poll finding the democratic race is in a statistical dead heat with clinton three points ahead of bernie sanders at 45 percent. on the republican side, donald trump is five points ahead of ted cruz with 28 percent. marco rubio is trailing in third, 15 points behind trump. newscenter 5's phil lipof is following the candidates every step of the way through the caucuses. look for his reports tonight, tomorrow, and on the eyeopener tuesday morning. doug: right now denver police

motorcycle expo. one person was shot and killed, several others injured during the melee. witnesses say a brawl started on a stairwell and quickly spun out of control. gunfire forcing hundreds to hide under tables. police say multiple people were also stabbed. three of the injured are in critical condition. at least one person was taken away in handcufs though police say they have not made any arrests. >> you're a rider. you're aware of what goes on here. if you start seeing looks between club members, it's time to go. doug: all of today's expo events have been cancelled. two teens are under arrest right now for the murder of an everett man. the middlesex county d.a. says jose ardon and christian nunez-flores, both 17, were arrested in malden yesterday. they are accused in the shooting death of 19-year-old omar reyes whose body was found on january 3 under the tileston street bridge. both teens will face a judge for arraignment tomorrow. antoinette: in wrentham, nuns

after a tree fell on him. this happened yesterday afternoon. firefighters telling newscenter 5 the victim was trapped for hours. nuns at mount saint mary's abbey heard him screaming for help and called 9-1-1. firefighters say the victim suffered serious injuries to his legs and was flown to boston medical center. we're told he is also getting treatment for hypothermia. no word yet on what caused a minor derailment on the d-branch mbta's green line yesterday. service between reservoir and beacons field was affected. seven passengers were onboard at nobody was injured. regular service is back up and doug: new this morning two juveniles are under arrest in peabody. police say they pulled a bb gun on another boy and stole his cell phone yesterday afternoon outside the welch elementary school. both suspects will be in juvenile court tomorrow, charged with armed robbery and assault with a dangerous weapon. police say another similar incident is also under

a 17-year-old is behind bars in vermont right now charged with an armed robbery in new hampshire. state police say the teen robbed the common man store at the hooksett rest stop at gunpoint just after midnight yesterday. he allegedly showed a handgun, demanded cash, then ran away. he was later arrested after a 30-mile chase down i-91 in vermont. state police say he lost control and crashed a stolen van. antoinette: right now a warning about a scam that's been reported in several local communities. alleged chimney sweeps telling home owners they are required to get their fireplaces cleaned. our sera congi explains what's going on. sera: police are warning about a potential scam involving chimney sweepers. one incident took place here on garden street in sharon. luckily, a neighbor stepped in. chimney cleaning with some dirty tactics. sharon police say an elderly resident in the neighborhood known as "the heights" was approached by two men in a white van with chimney sweep markings. it's the same kind of activity

communities as well. deputy chief: they're claiming the fire department is requiring the resident to get their chimney cleaned. sera: in the sharon incident, a good neighbor stepped in and the two men left. residents have reported getting phone calls, and police warn that any claims tied to fire departments are not true. deputy chief: across the board, no fire department would engage in any kind of agreement with a private company or require anyone to have their chimney cleaned. sera: warnings are now going out in several communities to be on the lookout and vet any potential home service. deputy chief: check them out. see who they've done work for. have them leave brochures. have them leave information. if they really are legitimate, they'll come back another day. sera: sharon police are investigating the incident that happened here on garden street. they're hoping anyone with information will come forward. in sharon, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: on the way this morning, against the zika virus. doug: what researchers hope they can unleash with some genetically engineered

new owners ever moved in. the danger it posed to the neighborhood, and the concern for other homes in the area. danielle: we will be flirting 50 today. how long our winter warmup will extend from the weekend to the work week. antoinette: the awards often seen as a window to the oscars. how a boston-based p find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich.

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or iced macchiato today. america runs on dunkin'. antoinette: 6:12. demolition day in san francisco. this dream home sold just a few months ago torn down. that's because it was threatening the neighborhood. holland is back to explain the frank? frank: doug and antoinette, man's dream being destroyed. ronald martell hadn't even moved he discovered the entire house sliding downhill. it was also threatening the neighborhood below. his only choice-- tear it down. it's not just this home that was precarious position. five others are also on a slippery slope. and now those homeowners are worried they could be next. >> you wake up one morning, and the comment is you may have to lose your home. that's pretty scary. frank: demolition is almost done, but what triggered the

home remains a mystery. for now, no other homes are being torn down. but homeowners nearby are required to have an engineering firm prove their house is not at risk. if they can't, their home could face the wrecking ball as well. forecast with meteorologist danielle vollmar. antoinette: has anyone just been holding their breath waiting for the bottom to drop out? i feel like it's 40 degrees right now and we're just in for something terrible. danielle: you know, well, we do have a little bit of winter left. we still have the months of february and march. that's when the winter really ramped up last year. at least for the next couple of days, we can breathe a sigh of relief. doug: a killjoy over here. antoinette: i know, right. danielle: we're going to warm things up. the month of january has been a mild one on tap. running about three degrees above normal. yesterday hitting a high of 43 in boston. and today we're going for a high of 50 degrees. the month of december and january combined. we're now tied for the

i think today we're going to finish out the month of january on the warm side. 50 degrees is what i'm going for in boston. 56 tomorrow though. we drop back into the 40's on tuesday. but notice we should be around 36 degrees this time of year. so we will take that. and then 54 degrees on wednesday. we're starting out this morning in the mid 40's on nantucket, upper 30's on the vineyard. 41 in plymouth. 35 degrees in worcester. 34 in concord. so obviously today as we warm our temperatures up, we'll be at 50 in boston. low 50's in taunton. mid 40's in worcester. you're going on feel those winds, too, out of the south and west at 10-15 miles an hour. and we're also going to have to leave in some clouds through the day today. there will be a few peeks of sunshine though as high pressure is pulling away. we're watching our next system here out to the west. it's a warm front/cold front combination. this warm front is going to lift through later on this evening and really start to bump temperatures up for tomorrow. so for tonight, we drop back

it's a pretty mild night overall. and then tomorrow look at how warm we get. 50 in worcester. 56 in boston. 57 lawrence. and even 57 degrees on the south shore. notice those winds turning from the south and west to the north and west as that cold front comes through but it takes its time cooling back our temperatures. the other thing that is going to happen on monday, there will be a chance for a shower or two. in fact, starting out the day dry but it's really in the afternoon, i think, these showers start to blossom. and they're going to be hit or miss. not everyone is going to see them. the best chances south and east of the mass pike, i think, through the afternoon into early evening. and then we clear out pretty quickly. the other thing about monday, you see how warm we are? we're actually going to be pretty close to some record high temperatures. they're actually in the 60's though so not going to necessarily break anything. as we'll settle out in the mid 50's. then we watch our next storm system on tuesday. well, it's coming on tuesday. tuesday is our transitional day.

by wednesday the rain really starts to ramp up. through the afternoon, it becomes heavy and steady. there could be a few even embedded thunderstorms as temperatures surge up into the mid to upper 50's. there is that potential for some flooding as we could see a half an inch to an inch in terms of rain totals. then we turn cooler as we head towards thursday and even into friday. friday we're watching an ocean storm. i was talking about this one yesterday. of course several days out but the latest model trend is trending farther off shore which means less of us involved, if anything, maybe just grazing the coastline. we are going to cool down over next weekend back to a went p wintertime feel. antoinette and doug. antoinette: i'll try not to worry and enjoy the 50's. 6:17. here's a check of other stories we're following right now. doug: this is a wild one. while a vaccine for the mosquito-borne zika virus is currently being developed research is also moving forward on other ways to defeat the virus. genetically engineered mosquitos could become the newest weapon to help reduce mosquito

"the new york times" reports a british company is working on genetically modified mosquitos that can pass on a deadly gene to their offspring. those mosquitoes would die off before they can reach adulthood. antoinette: president obama is preparing to make his first visit to a mosque as president. the president is scheduled to visit the islamic society of baltimore on wednesday. he is expected to hold a roundtable with community members and deliver remarks, celebrating muslim-americans' contributions to the nation. doug: cleveland browns quarterback johnny manziel is in trouble with the law again. texas police are investigating assault allegations by his ex-girlfriend. the incident allegedly happened early yesterday morning. police in fort worth say manziel has not been arrested. the nfl says it is aware of the allegations and is looking into >> now sportscenter 5 with bob halloran. bob: the nhl all-star weekend is in nashville making music city hockey town for a few days, and

resident wearing black and gold. montreal's player is the only one wearing a jagr wig, and brent burns of the san jose sharks is the only one dressed like chewbacca. looks pretty much like that without the mask on. this is bergeron's second time as an all star. he is prepared. second time participating in the shooting accuracy competition. he shoots it at the plate. ray borque won this thing eight times. bergeron did not do especially well last night, but he's a deserving all star with a world of respect around the league. he will represent the bruins well in the game tonight. the celtics will finish off their home-and-home series with the magic and try to extend their winning streak of five games. they'll do that tonight at 6:00 in orlando. mike lynch will have all the highlights for you. that's sports. have a great day. doug: bob, thank you. the stars shining in hollywood last night for the 22nd annual screen actors guild awards. antoinette: the movie "spotlight" won the night's top honor-- best ensemble in a film. it tells the story of the

globe" investigation that uncovered the clergy sex abuse scandal in the catholic church. also among the winners, rhode island native viola davis, star of abc's "how to get away with murder." she won for best actress in a television drama series. from living in more than a dozen foster homes to ivy league aspirations. doug: we're going to introduce you to this week's a-plus from fitchburg high school and why he says he stays so optimistic. in the meantime, the sun is on the way as we look off from winthrop. nice day for for a lunch at a beach. that would be nice.

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danielle: welcome back. i'm meteorologist danielle vollmar. something really neat going on in the sky right now before the sun comes up. five planets are currently visible. that is mercury venus, saturn, mars and jupiter. if you look to the southwest or the south and east, the last time this happened was in december of 2004 to january, 2005. this morning they might be a little hard. we do have a lot of clouds around the area. and it will be a mix of sun and clouds through the day today. as high pressure pulls off shore, we watch this other area of low pressure that is going to warm things up as we head towards tomorrow and bring in a chance for a couple of hit-or-miss showers through the afternoon also tomorrow. now for today, it is a dry day. upper 40's, low 50's for highs.

west at about 10-15 miles an hour. you can feel them. we moderate back into the mid to upper 50's on monday. ground hog day. a little cooler. 45 degrees. and a chance of some heavy rain on wednesday. antoinette and doug. doug: somebody better have a talk with that ground hog, right? from making sure homework gets done to teacher conferences, parents are typically the driving force behind a student's success. antoinette: but this week's "a plus" didn't always have that encouragement, bouncing around to more than a dozen foster homes. meet skyler robinson of fitchburg high school. skyler: i'm taking a.p. government, a.p. spanish, a.p. statistics, a.p. psychology, and a.p. literature. antoinette: with a study load like that, you'd think skyler robinson had parents who pushed him every step of the way. skyler: when i was five, i was placed in foster care. i did not know either of my parents that well. antoinette: he lived in 13 different foster homes until the age of nine and ended up being adopted into an abusive family. but you couldn't tell by the

skyler: i always look for the best, no matter what the circumstances, because you can always find like a silver lining. antoinette: he likes to show that on stage as part of fitchburg high's theater program. while he loves acting, teaching is what he really wants to do. inspired by people like english teacher julie alexander. teacher: pay attention. take notes. antoinette: but she finds even more inspiration in skyler, remembering the first day she met him. teacher: he got up, shook my hand, and said, "hi, are you mrs. alexander? i'm skyler. this is going to be a great school." i said, "we can be a little rough around the edges, but we're good people." antoinette: a student wise beyond his years. skyler: everything i've been through has made me what i am. there's nothing that will change that. if i hadn't gone through all the adversity that i faced, i wouldn't be the skyler that i am today. antoinette: that's why skyler robinson deserves this a-plus. skyler is now waiting to hear back from harvard, b.u., northeastern, columbia, n.y.u.,

number one choice. and he wants to be a teacher. know an exceptional student worthy of an a-plus? submit their name right now at wcvb.com. just click "as seen on." doug: it just seems that the a-plus is not enough for some of these kids. a-plus-plus. he doesn't wear a suit to school every day, does he? antoinette: he was really excited so he dressed up. i've got to say. when we were walking down the hallways, everyone is like, hey, skyler, what is up? he's also a popular kid on campus. doug: bright future for that young man. antoinette: the political action may be in iowa this weekend doug: but the campaigning is still going strong in the granite state. the candidate who's trying to capture a bigger portion of the spotlight. and a late night fire in brockton. the concern that forced the evacuation of people in neighboring homes. antoinette: and a live look over the southeast expressway this

a few clouds out there. we are warming it up today, folks. 40 degrees right now. and just getting warmer as the day progresses. and as we get closer to sunrise.

>> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." danielle: january ends with a big thaw. how long the warm weather sticks around. antoinette: several cars burglarized and some others torched. the search for an arsonist in portsmouth, new hampshire, this morning. doug: the frantic dash through iowa. the final pitch before the first ballots are cast. >> you're watching wcvb, good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." antoinette: good morning. morning. it's the last day of january as we take a live look from winthrop this morning. the sky is beautiful out there. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm antoinette antonio.

okay. enough of that. antoinette: so what are you going to do. doug: it's sunday. beautiful. get out there and enjoy it. danielle: you don't have to be glued to your t.v.'s. you have to be to watch the show. then you can go outside. antoinette: it's not a day for husband chores. danielle: antoinette is thinking ahead here. antoinette: just kidding, honey. danielle: it will be a mild day here. we're start inning the upper area. you saw that live shot showing clouds and breaks of sun out there this morning. that sun is just now coming up but 35 in worcester. as we go through the next 12 hours in and around worcester, we'll warm up into the mid to upper 40's. notice we're going to keep those day. it will be a mostly cloudy day to partly sunny kind of afternoon. upper 40's in burlington. 50 in waltham. through worcester county upper 40's in clinton. 50 in fitchburg. down along the south shore,

for highs. even 51 in taunton. and your next three days, look what happens. these temperatures start to burp up. by monday, we're talking temperatures in the upper 50's. but records in boston are actually in the mid 60's so we're not breaking nil records but we're pretty close to them at least. a lot of sunshine though on tuesday. notice a lot more clouds though on monday. there could even be the threat for some showers. we'll talk about who could see the showers monday and also talk about how long this warm weather lasts. antoinette and doug. antoinette: danielle, thank you. commitment 2016. the state of iowa gearing up for caucus day. with the race so close, the candidates are out all over the state. doug: the eyeopener's frank holland is here with the latest poll numbers and the candidates final push. candidates are in search of every last undecided vote right now. in the last poll before voters speak for the first time this season, donald trump leads ted cruz by five points while hillary clinton and bernie

statistical tie. the countdown in iowa is getting trump: ted cruz, who was not born on u.s. soil, it's a problem! frank: republicans donald trump and marco rubio both attacking ted cruz. rubio: he's decided to run a very, you know, deceitful campaign. in the end on some things he's saying, people see through that." cruz: six weeks ago, everyone in the field was attacking donald trump. now, everyone in the field is attacking me. frank: nearly all the candidates are now criss-crossing the hawkeye state. hillary clinton joined by both president clinton and her daughter chelsea. in an interview with cnn, clinton also addressed the state department decision to declare 22 emails sent from her private account "top secret" clinton: i didn't send or receive emails marked classified. frank: each rally, each town hall, now critical in courting undecided voters. heather carlson, undecided voter: what i'm looking for is, like, the genuineness that maybe you can only get from seeing

big crowds. and in november. sanders: many of the polls donald trump and beat 'em pretty badly. campaigns are locked in a statistical tie. they are also now going back and forth about whether the two should debate each other again next week, ahead of the new hampshire primary. there could also be three more debates through the spring. antoinette? antoinette: hillary clinton's canvassers are kicking into high gear this weekend with the new hampshire primary just nine days away. among them, boston mayor marty walsh. yesterday, he made a stop at the montessori school in manchester telling the crowd that clinton will work to improve the lives of middle-class families. mayor: hillary is the most qualified person running for the seat. number one. number two. this is also is a primary. the primary gets you ready for the final. if you're a strong democrat you want to vote for somebody you can believe in and somebody who can win. hillary clinton can win the final. antoinette: several grassroots campaign events are scheduled for today as well.

candidates are out in iowa today, ahead of tomorrow's caucuses republican john kasick is continuing to rally voters in new hampshire. the ohio governor says he's a candidate who can bring people together amid the increasingly nasty battle among his rivals. the latest new hampshire poll numbers show kasich in a tie for second place with senator ted cruz. kasich insists a strong finish in the granite state will bring new national interest to his candidacy. >> when you get something out of an endorsement here in this great state and then you get something like the times and "the globe", it just shows that you have an ability to reach out and win a general election so you can begin to bring about the conservative principles i've always governed under. doug: kasich is in salem this afternoon for a town hall before heading to bow for his 86th town hall event in new hampshire. antoinette: violent and dangerous prisoners on the run in california are back behind bars right now. the two men broke out of jail more than a week ago.

us how they were finally caught. pam: the remaining two california escaped inmates off the street and back in custody. hoseein nayeri and jonathan tieu captured saturday in san francisco. >> the entire state can breathe a sigh of relief. pam: this may have been a key moment in the investigation. less than 24 hours earlier, the first fugitive, bac duong, caught on camera calmly surrendering in santa anna after a week on the run. >> we're just friends. you know, he wants to make sure that he can get caught safely. pam: investigators think duong was in charge of transportation used to get away. that same van spotted in a san francisco whole foods parking lot. a man alerted some officers who >> officers approached the van on foot. we've got him down here. officer: there might be another stand by and take a look at that van. pam: officers discovered the

hiding in the van. pam: now officials want to know how they escaped in the first place. police believe nayeri may have somehow coached his english teacher to give him something more than language lessons. that showed an image of the entire central jail complex. the planning. pam: 44-year-old nooshafarin suspicion of contributing to the men's escape. all three inmates will be held in the very jail they escaped. kept in a different area and they will not-held together. i'm pam cross, wcvb, newscenter 5. doug: the state fire marshal's office is investigating a two-alarm fire in brockton. this picture sent to us from our partners at "the enterprise." the fire was reported just after 9:00 last night. the triple decker on enterprise street was vacant, but firefighters were concerned the flames would spread. residents of the homes next door were evacuated as a precaution. firefighters say the roof did collapse onto the third floor. no one was hurt. antoinette: the f.b.i. and state police are investigating claims of abuse at a private school in western massachusetts.

eagleton school in great barrington collecting evidence yesterday. the specifics of what was taken have not been released. the school caters to boys with disabilities. a new move in the investigation into sexual abuse at a prestigious prep school in rhode island. the attorney conducting an independent investigation at st. george's school wants to talk to all alleged victims and witnesses. earlier this month, the school opened a new investigation into acts allegedly committed by employees during the '70's and '80's. that's after former students doug: mutliple charges for a man hampshire state police trooper in rochester. authorities say 33-year-old douglas gray was pulled over and given a sobriety test. that's when he appeared to reach for a pocket knife and attempted to run. trooper who had to use a stun gun to get him under control. a tragic ending in the search for a missing 13-year-old girl doug: where her remains have been found, and the suspect

murder. frank? frank: right now the search for an arsonist in portsmouth, new hampshire, wanted for breaking into nine cars, setting some of them on fire. danielle? danielle: it's going to feel more like april than january. just how warm it's going to get today, and the timeline for our next round of rain. p find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories.

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indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. america runs on dunkin'. antoinette: investigators in virginia have found the remains of a 13-year-old girl who's been missing for days. virginia tech freshman david eisenhauer is being charged with nicole lovell's murder and abduction. investigators say they identified him through tips on social media. found about 100 miles away from her home in north carolina. she went missing on wednesday when her family says she pushed a dresser in front of her bedroom door and climbed out a window. right now police in portsmouth, new hampshire, are looking for the person who broke into several cars, setting some of them on fire. doug: the eye's frank holland is back with the details as police ask the public for help. frank: doug and antoinette, these crimes are certainly disturbing, but police do not believe street targeted.

for whoever is responsible and telling people in that area to be careful. this is just one of the cars that portsmouth police say was the target of a car arsonist. in all, nine vehicles were either broken into or lit on fire. >> some of the owners couldn't remember whether or not they locked their doors. it's highly likely that they were unlocked. frank: police say it started on chapel street around 2:00 on saturday morning. there was a fire inside of a car that was put out by police. about two hours later, they responded to a vehicle fully engulfed in flames. police received seven more calls throughout the day. investigators believe they are all connected. >> they're really kind of spread out. there were a few downtown. there's a handful on what we consider our south end. they venture toward the center of the city. frank: the lack of a particular location is making the investigation difficult. >> we're ramping up our patrols. certainly difficult to do so. we don't have pinpointed area of

but we'll do what we can. frank: police are encouraging people to lock their doors. they say this is a crime of opportunity. >> the people that are doing this are going off the cars. if the car doors are unlocked, it's a target. frank: in the end cars were vandalized on eight streets in portsmouth. investigators believe there could possibly be more. targeted, don't touch anything >> now your storm team 5 forecast with meteorologist danielle vollmar. danielle: check out winthrop this morning. you can see bright pinks and reds and oranges in the sky this morning. gorgeous sunrise ongoing there. you notice the wind from the south and west anywhere from 10-15 miles an hour. now we're dry today but we are going to give a chance for rain tomorrow a couple of hit-or-miss afternoon showers. we could see heavy, steady rain

thunderstorms. the rain chances tomorrow coming from this system you see out here. it's an area of low pressure and a warm front. it's also going to bring in some warm air even though today is warm, tomorrow will be even warmer. as we look at satellite and radar right now, clouds pretty much over most of new england today. we will call it mostly cloudy. if you look over boston it's a cloudy sight this morning. 39 degrees that wind out of the south and west at 13 miles an hour. it makes it feel more like 31 degrees. that's that wind chill value that you dress for. that wind will be with us through the day. the clouds stick around and temperatures will warm up to about 50 if boston, 51 on the south shore. 49 in lawrence. 46 degrees in worcester. and even 48 degrees in nashua. and then tonight we'll drop back into the 30's and low 40's. it's a mild night. with low-level clouds there could be some patchy areas of fog developing for first thing monday morning. monday through the day, it will be mostly cloudy.

afternoon shower or two. and temperatures are going to warm up into the mid to even upper 50's in a lot of spots. as that southwest wind blows pretty hard, anywhere from 10-15 miles an hour. so this warm front comes through on monday morning. we're dry to start. best timing, i think, is really afternoon into early evening. best chances south and east of the mass pike. and then we turn cooler as we head towards tuesday. we're dry. then we watch our next storm system. this one out here to the west on tuesday night will bridge us another chance for rain beginning on wednesday. it looks like really wednesday late morning into the afternoon. so let's time that out for you. on wednesday. as we go through the day, that cool air is here for tuesday. here comes that storm system on wednesday. really late morning, early afternoon. continuing through the evening though. heavy, steady rain anywhere from a half an inch to an inch is possible. some thunderstorms out there and there is that potential for some flooding especially since we have that snow pack down on the

a lot of that is going to melt days. then we turn cooler. we watch for our next storm system on friday. right now it's an area of low pressure following a cold front. latest models taking it farther off shore meaning less of an impact for us. so it may still brush the coastline and if it does, the precipitation type is still in question. right now the timing looks to be friday into friday night. either way you look at it, if you're not getting anything in terms of precipitation, which you are getting with the colder temperatures, as we head towards next weekend. antoinette. antoinette: danielle, thank you. nhl all-star weekend in nashville. music city is "hockey town" for a few days, and patrice bergeron is the only member of the bruins team to attend. it's his second time as an all-star, second time participating in the shooting accuracy competition. bergeron did not do especially well, but he's earned a lot of respect around the league. he'll represent the bruins in today's game.

fun. doug: next time you're tossing them around, check to see what's printed on them and you might find they're made right here in mass. vermonter henry st. pierre was a dairy farmer and inventor who moved to worcester. in 1920 he started the st. pierre chain corporation. back then tire chain was the name of the game. by world war ii the navy needed anchor chains for the fleet, but it was a simple backyard game where st. pierre really made a name for himself. peter st. pierre: we're walking into our basic manufacturing facility. doug: peter st. pierre is henry's grandson and third-generation horseshoe maker. that's right. along with chain and wire rope, st. pierre manufacturing is the last of its kind in the country. peter: we're really the only ones left in the united states that make horseshoes anymore. doug: when it comes to being made in mass, these pitching shoes are being produced old these are some serious manufacturing machines.

this is heavy-duty stuff. doug: two 1,000-ton presses and one 1,200-ton press are the backbone of the operation. the shoes actually starting out as 20-foot long steel rods that are then cut down to two-foot lengths, super heated to 2300 degrees, and then pressed into those familiar horseshoe shapes. it's loud in here. peter: it's a pretty loud facility. doug: after the shoes are cooled, cleaned, and power coated, they're ready to be shipped all over the world. what does it mean to see your family name and worcester next to it? what does that mean? peter: you know, it's a great source of pride. doug: quite the legacy started by a man who started the company because he was simply tired of having his tires get stuck in the mud. peter: i think he would be impressed with the longevity and the fact that the third and fourth generation is involved in a business he started and we're

and moving into the future. doug: you saw in the piece they do wire rope. the next time you go over the zakim bridge, kind of look up, if it's safe to do so, and the stay wires that keep the bigger ones, the big cables in place, those are made at saint pierre right there in worcester. antoinette: really cool. doug: part of the history and the future. antoinette: they are staying busy there. doug: very, very busy. antoinette: it's the final push for the presidential candidates in iowa. doug: coming up, our nikole killion joins us live from des moines to show us how the candidates are spending this plus three young children taken into d.c.f. custody in worcester. the terrifying find inside this home and the two women now

antoinette: commitment 2016 all about the iowa causes this weekend. doug: newscenter 5's nikole killion is live from des moines where the excitement is building. nikole, what do the candidates have on tap today? reporter: doug and antoinette, they have quite a bit on tap today. there are about 40 events happening on this caucus eve as the candidates fan out all over the state in a final push. it's all hands on deck to get out the vote from rallies, to ads, and phone banking. this as "the des moines

the caucuses. hillary clinton leads bernie sanders by three points while donald trump has pulled ahead of ted cruz with a five-point advantage. now it's decision time for voters. one key thing that will be crucial in the caucuses-- turnout. but there's growing concern that might be hindered with a snow storm approaching tomorrow night. in des moines, i'm nikole killion. wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: thank you. right now, three children are in state custody after being found in filthy conditions in this worcester home. the children ages 6, 5, and 3. police were there executed a search warrant on friday night after they pulled over sheyla montalvo and her girlfriend, natasha riley-murphy. they say the home on king street was infested with mice, animal feces, and garbage. the two women were arrested on drug charges. both women will be at worcester district court tomorrow. two teens are under arrest right now for the murder of an everett man. the middlesex county d.a. says

arrested in malden yesterday. they are accused in the shooting death of 19-year-old omar reyes whose body was found on january 3 under the tileston street bridge. both teens will be in court tomorrow. the state fire marshall's office is investigating a two-alarm fire in brockton. the fire was reported just after 9:00 last night. the triple decker on enterprise street was vacant, but firefighters were concerned the flames would spread. residents in the homes next door were evacuated as a precaution. firefighters say the roof did collapse. no one was hurt. warmer weather has been stubbornly sticking around this winter, and that's affecting some seasonal events in new hampshire. doug: the annual black ice pond hockey tournament is underway this weekend at white park in concord but with some different equipment. players have traded their in their skates for boots because of poor conditions. organizers say the warm weather and bright sun is taking its toll on the ice, so they have to make adjustments. >> giving them the option of playing with five or six players

a little more than what they would do in a pond hockey tournament. we'll just rolling with the punches right now and making sure everyone is enjoying themselves. we'll get through it. doug: since danielle says today it will be about 80. the last day of the tournament is moving indoors to the everett arena. danielle: i really didn't say it was going to be 80. doug: i misunderstood. danielle: you are going down to florida this afternoon. but, hey, 50 degrees isn't bad. it feels more like the end of march, beginning of april than the end of january, beginning of february. and tomorrow 56 degrees with some spots in the upper 50's, pushing close to 60. the record is 66 in boston. and we may get close but i don't think we're going to break anything. there could be a couple of afternoon showers. sunshine on tuesday for ground hog day. not my favorite holiday, by the way, but he will probably see

he is not a good forecaster just so you know. steady rain coming in on wednesday. maybe a few embedded thunderstorms. yes, i'm talking about thunderstorms in february, folks. as temperatures are so warm. antoinette: if we're going to pay attention to a rodent, it will be another one. danielle: phil has gotten it wrong for years. just saying. doug: thank you very much for joining us on what is a couple of hours here on newscenter 5.

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