still be some owers and still heavier downpours around the cape. the other thing is how warm it's become. the last hour it's jumped four degrees in boston up to 55 degrees, with a strong southerly wind gusting to 36 in plymouth. those temperatures might touch 60 degrees in spots during the overnight hours. unbelievably warm, but, an additional storm late tomorrow night and friday morning, at least for southeastern mass and cape, will happen as it turns colder. possibly cold enough to turn the rain over to snow and that's why there is a winter storm watch in effect for that region for that talk more about that in a few minutes. >> commitment 2016. donald trump is holding a rally not in new hampshire but in arkansas. that's just under way. he's campaigning in the south as well as the rest of the republicans are working to reach voters in new hampshire. but it's what trump is accusing one republican rival of doing in new hampshire. political reporter janet kicks off our live team coverage. she's in

>> well, ted cruz and mark owe rubio have their eyes trained on one another campaigning aggressively and fighting right now for the soul of the party. >> campaigning in bone, new hampshire, rubio portrayed himself as the uniter, only sensible alternative to hillary clinton. >> i give us the best chance to win and if you don't believe me ask a democrat. they do not want to run against me, of all the republicans in the race, they know that if i'm our nominee they lose. >> donald trump wasn't in new hampshire but he still managed to stir the pot demanding the iowa results be tossed because ted cruz cheated. his workers told ben carson supporters carson was dropping out. he tweeted based on a fraud committed by senator ted cruz during the iowa caucus, either a new election should take place or cruz's results nullified. >> what's your response? >> cruz wasn't interested in addressing the controversy but he apologized to carson and fired the workers involved.

more moderate candidates like rubio. >> including moderate liberal republicans used to favor gun control. even they say they will support the second amendment. >> don't listen to them. >> meanwhile, ohio's john kasich said if he gets "smoked" in new hampshire he'll go home and chris christie told his supporters if he wins the party's nod and gets to debate hillary clinton i'll beat her rear-end on the stage and afterwards she'll be relieved didn't serve her a subpoena. >> now, ben car some said today he did not appreciate cruz's quote dirty tricks and he says his apology is not enough. quoting a passage from the bible something both he and cruz do frequently on the campaign trail. carson suggested that the cruz's character. reporting life from manchester, new hampshire, 5. >> the list of republicans president continues to shrink. rick santorum is expected to

tonight and pick another candidate to support . rand paul said he'll focus on his senate re-election bid. >> democrats chasing key undecided voters across new hampshire and todd is live in dover with more on the tight race between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. >> hillary clinton is trailing in the polls here in new hampshire and she knows it. she rallied here in dover and she'll use the down hall tonight in dairy to make her case and draw sanders. >> it's really clear to me, that the most important mission of this year, i would say, for any american, is to make sure none of the republican candidates is states. >> hillary clinton was speaking to a crud of several hundred voters. most of whom are supporters. but if there were any undecided voters here in dover, new hampshire, clinton sought to convince them.

candidate. >> as you think about making your decision, leading up to the primary on tuesday, i hope you will think hard about which person can do all parts of the job. who can be both a president and a commander-in-chief on day one. who has both the heart and the head, the experience and the results, to go to work for you every single day to make a difference. >> clinton told the crud although she and her democratic opponent bernie sanders share many of the same ideologies, she takes issue with the comment he made recently questioning whether she's progressive enough. >> he said something to the effect of, well, maybe on a good day. well, it was a good day when i helped to get health insurance for eight million kids in the program. >> the dnc announced a short time ago in days to the debate tomorrow night at unh between

clinton, and a few other pending debates both democratic candidates have just agreed to three new debates, in march, april, and may. reporting life in dover, new hampshire, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> seeing, we just heard from sanders at an event in rochester, new hampshire. a short time ago. here's what he had to say. >> many people have heard, it's not only the loss of jobs, what it is, is part of the race to the bottom. the race to the bottom. where employers say, look. we're going to cut your salary. healthcare, ant if you don't like it we're off to china. >> meanwhile, the republican candidates meet for their final debate before the new hampshire primary. that happens right here on saturday night. our live coverage begins at 8:00. >> the driver convicted in this crash that seriously, very seriously injured two people, is now heading to prison. his sentence handed down after

families of the victims. >> pam cross is live in brighton with their message tonight. pam? pam: that message was take responsibility and express remorse. he certainly said that, although it's not clear if the affected families listening inside that courthouse accepted his explanation. >> this was the end of a gut-wrenching court session. nicholas, now 20 in cuffs, smeenld a year in prison with a year suspended, do 2,000 hours of community service. he leaves behind a young father sentenced to a wheelchair, unable to feed himself or speak to his three young sons. his brother spoke on tape. >> i think the thing that gets lost in the shuffle of everything else is those three boys, everybody else will be able to move on and away, that those boys will never be able to.

17-year-old mark, paralyzed. >> someday -- you will get the full impact of what you did what you've done. >> he was speeding in a car that crashed into a truck while apologizing, he cited his own head trauma. >> i must accept my responsibility for the role in this, the horrible accident that occurred that day and i will live with this for the rest of my life. >> on the way out, his father handed police a sketch saying another car was involved. >> once he finishes his sentence, he face probation for five years. he can't get a driver's license until 2021. in brighton, i'm pam cross, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> right now a guilty plea for the long time girlfriend of bulger. catherine greg will likely serve more prison time for contempt. jack harper is live in south boston.

reporter: she isn't talking and her attorney says she won't talk. as you've already indicated it looks like she could be looking at even more jail time. >> catherine greg caused the g word, guilty, still refusing to tell the grand jury whether anyone helped her and bulger when they were on the run. >> i would like to see her -- the only reason she's keeping her mouth shut is she's got somebody she's protecting or money she's protecting. >> greg and her old flame were captured in california in 2011. they were playing husband and wife, an act that held up for more than a decade. now she could see more time added to her eight-year sentence for harboring, a lot more. >> put her in jail and threatened her with more jail or more contempt. she has great respect for the court. she doesn't have so much respect for the government. but is not going to testify. >> greg won't even talk about

asked in court, are you pleading of your own free will because you are, in fact, guilty? another one word answer. yes. >> i don't want to see them impose a life sentence but i would like to see them give her enough time where she'll want to talk. >> the thing on the 28th of april, the judge can do pretty much from anything to zero to life. there are no real parameters here. it will probably be less than life, but more than 28. >> jack harper. wcvb >> a man who works for the massachusetts juvenile court is now accused of possessing child porn. 53-year-old michael pled not guilty at his arraignment this morning. a spokesperson for the court says he's been suspended without pay until further notice. they also say he did not have contact with children at work. investigators say child porn was found on his personal computer and on his computer at the administrative office of

>> still ahead, a new arlinked to bone taken from a worcester cemetery. the obscure religion police say the suspect was practicing. >> a four-alarm fire tears through an apartment building in chelsea. the neighbor who helped to save a little boy. >> and moderate to heavy rain in metro west out to worcester heading into boston. the timeline on how that progresses and the big changes over the next number of days. >> are you worried about safety in sports? you can't do better than being

. >> this is new, a second man accused of stealing remains from the hope cemetery in worcester is now in custody. the 40-year-old was arrested in bridgeport, connecticut, where police say they found human skulls and other bones in his home. delgado told police he's a high priest of the santa ria religion

police say the bones taken from the cemetery in worcester are from three adults and two children who were entombed between 1904 and 1978. a second suspect has been charged. that happened last month. delgado now waiting to be ex-from a indicted. >> the associate justice from the supreme judicial court will be retiring at the end of the current session in august. he was appointed to the court by governor paul -- back in 2001. he wrote one of three dissenting decisions to the ruling in 2003 that made massachusetts the first state in the union to legalize gay marriage. governor baker will have a chance to nominate a justice for the first time. a 3-year-old boy trapped in a burning balcony. >> firefighters rush to grab him and reach the boy, a civilian

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from a burning apartment building in chelsea. >> his father quickly jumped in to get the boy to safety. rhondella richardson is live in chelsea. she has the story fours. >> the building is now being boarded up in part, that 3-year-old didn't even need to go to the hospital. the fire was set by workers fixing something in the kitchen. >> stress and a few tears poured out of 43 eleanor street along with smoke of a fast moving morning fire. a 3-year-old spotted traps and sent firefighters rushing in a with a ladder but his father walked him out of the building before the fire reached him. everyone relieved but residents looking for cats waited hours for good news. >> my main concern was making sure my kitties were okay. i've got two little ones, they are the light of our world. >> it's safe to say it's pretty extensive.

>> tress dents of 24 apartments now need shelter. >> i -- i feel bad -- >> the fire start on the third floor in a vacant apartment where maintenance workers were using a plumber's torch. the third and fourth floors had the most damage. >> it's one of the scarier things that have happened. >> people. >> building management now need. two firefighters were injured, only one had to go to the hospital with a sprained wrist. live in chelsea, rhondella richardson, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> we just checked the temperature. it's 56. heavy jacket. it's february now. these temperatures are extraordinary. >> you remember, guys, last talking at how

>> now, look, so far, up until 6:00 tonight boston has only had a meager .02 of an inch of rain. in a dry slot. that's now changing. look how quickly you build up to a third of an inch in worcester. 2/3 of an inch in orange. new concord, new hampshire, an inch. the bands of rain are just moving into boston the latter part of the evening commute right around 128, 495, and in boston is a very wet and tough one and slow one as these heavy bands of rain move through. there is a real close look. you see the yellows showing you some of the heavier rain. mill ford, norwood, now moving. as we take you out the heavy rains will continue. still at 8:00. the rainfall amounts will quickly build up. probably to half an inch or an inch in no time. south shore around 9:00 tonight. cape is certainly getting it. around 10:00. for tomorrow morning's commute it won't be as widespread but

downpours at the cape and showery around boston. >> what's going to happen after that is we're going to have to with which a possible second storm. more about that in a second but look at the temperatures now compared to 24 hours ago. 15, 25 degrees warmer. in boston, right now, we have jumped to 55. a southerly wind at 17 miles per hour. and with that wind out of the south, that's going to help the temperature climb a little bit more. gusting to 36 now in plymouth. 33 in orange. so the temperatures will certainly stay warm all newt and will probably stay steady, maybe full a little bit during tomorrow afternoon. stale very mild day. the wind will go around to the northwest. eventually that lusher in cooler air. remember, it can still be showery in spots for the first part of the day tomorrow. especially the cape, which may still have downpours. the rain tends to move away but a second disturbance comes up very late tomorrow night and friday morning, mainly affecting southeastern mass and the cape. as it turns colder.

with or likely change over to some snow. if it comes down with decent intensity there will be some slush accumulations of snow on southeastern mass and the cape before it moves offshore during friday midday and friday afternoon. one computer model here indicating about one to three inches over southeastern mass and the cape. the potential may be there from two to four. if the cold air comes quicker it could be higher. if the cold air is sluggish it would be even less. we'll see how it breaks down. it doesn't look like it will get to boston and points north and west but we'll follow it. the storm watch has been put into effect beginning in the wee hours of the morning on friday until 3:00 p.m. on friday. next seven days go this way. there you go. watching late tomorrow night and friday morning. southeastern mass and the cape. and then for the weekend, seasonable weather but look at monday and tuesday. that's when it could be either snow or flurries. we're going to have first one ocean storm pretty far out on monday. and a second may try to form monday night and tuesday.

have an effect on our weather but i don't know if it's going to line up just right to give us the heavy snow that remains to be seen so we'll follow all the possibilities. i'll see you again at 7:00. i'm meteorologist harvey leonard. >> now, sports center 5 with mike. >> the national hockey league suspended wide man of the calgary flames 20 games for his blind sided hit on don hearns last week. he also forfeits $565,000 in salary. he can appeal to the commissioner. he also has the right to take it to a neutral arbitrator. even if he reduces the suspension but it's six games or more. the 20 games should stick, period. this was national signing day. it was once day when you picked up the phone and told the coach that you will come to his or her school, has now we can an ex-trav ex- -- extravaganza. >> here's a small peace from tom

>> we are -- michigan! >> tom brady. >> i watch every single game. i follow it on the plane. >> i think our biggest recruiting day last year was when we got harbaugh back. >> 3,500 people or more, more thoughts on this coming up at 7:00. >> at a time when there is so much focus on preventing concussions, bob found a sport where it's nearly impossible to suffer a concussion. from the looks of things, he really tried. >> here comes soccer. in a bubble. the kind of game that even if

try to hurt yourself, it's pretty much impossible. >> i mean, once you're in there and you're strapped in, you can do whatever you want. >> the idea that kids should be wrapped in bubble wrap so they injury-free, concussion-free, activity. >> there is no yellow cards or red cards and it's full contact. >> you can feel the momentum coming around. >> that first hit, people are like, wow, it doesn't hurt. in fact, it the most fun. >> whether you're getting hit or doing the hitting, doing flips and things like that it's really the fun of the game. >> it happens all the time.

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