>> power out. ed: there is no quick fix. >> the struggle to get the lights back on after the storm. >> a heartbreaking accident in canton. the little girl kill baid falling tree limb. meteorologist: falling temperatures and the chance of starting next week with more snow. ed: a deadly collapse in new york. the local man rescued from under the wreckage. >> a painful new chapter for victims of the clergy abuse scandal. why some say they are being victimized all over again. >> right now tragedy in the heavy snowfall. a little girl is killed when a trim limb falls on top of her. a come-ty rule to hi heartbroken tonight. hi, everybody. maria stefano. ed: right now, our mary saladna is live in canton.

you can look at the trees behind me. the limb was massive. obviously, this is not the ending that any of us were praying for. they heard a crack. my brother screamed. he saw her under the tree. mary it happened in a heart beak. the 6-year-old rushed outside with her father to shove the driveway. >> she was running out. oh, daddy, let's make a snowman. then the next thing i know, a tree broke. mary. the limb gave way, crashing down, pinning her. >> that happened, fell right here. she was about right like that area. mary: they worked to lift the massive branch. the neighbors called for an ambulance. had pulse by the time they came. she didn't when they were first hit. the neighbors helped, thanked two. mary: cailey was transported to boston but shortly before 7:00 p.m., the little girl with a sweet demeanor died of her injuries.

lauding the valiant efforts to save the kindergarten and warning other par ent ares to keep the kids away are the trees until the heavy snow melts. >> you wouldn't think, you know, a young child, a tree would fall down at the same time she was walking on there. so obviously, one of those tragic freak accidents. mary. callie suffered trauma her head and upper body. the families asking for privacy tonight as they grieve. live in canton, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: tens of thousands without power at this hour as utility crews struggle to get homes and businesses back on the grid. nearly 100,000 customers in the dark, and it could be midnight tomorrow before all the lights come back. our john atwater is live in newton, where there's a lot of cleaning up left to do. john. john. sure is, ed. this big tree came down on top of this hour. these people have power. so many others do.

on until late tomorrow night. utility crews fanned out across the suburbs trying to restore power to tens of thousands still in the dark. >> poles split in half and laying all over the wires. our wires were down. what a mess. john: tommed trees cut power to the town of weston in the storm. >> i have plenty of candles. john. they were ready with logs stacked out back. we got a fire going in the fireplace. >> this is make-or-break for some come tins. john: no television tonight. they got a big screen view of the out the fnt picture win tow. in canton, live wires came down. further down 138, dozens of businesses had to close for the night uncertain of when the lights will come back on. again, so many without power tonight. going to be a long 24 hours before the power is restored.

atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. >> tree and power problems. also taking their toll on the mbta. the green line's d-branch between kenmore and newton highlands still out of service at this hour. it's been that way since this afternoon when debris started falling. shuttle buses had to be used to move passengers around the trouble spots. taking a live look at the boston skyline on a friday night and you would never know looking at that, we were dealing with snow and slush all day long. harvey leonard with me now, cold out there and that's going to freeze the snow-pack solid. >> meteorologist: won change early tomorrow either. all right. i got show you this, though. these are storm report interests this storm in the northeast. there are so many, it is so dense. it cannot be plotted on the map. but it is credible density. the super density is right here in eastern massachusetts.

the power limbs and power lines, tree limbs, trees that have come down due though weight of all that heavy wet snow. also, the temperatures are running 20 degrees colder than they were last night at time. this is the amount of see? has fall within the 8-12-inch area here. widespread 5-9. 3 to 7 on the cape. the 2-6 is far far to the north and west. everybody has a lot athat heavy wet snow. it is in the teens. here is the deal. it is obviously going to stay cold through the overnight hours and wake up tomorrow. it will go above freezing but not dramatically so. the 30's tomorrow afternoon. slight chance we could touch 40 degrees. some melting will oh core. the skies are mainly clear but we have filtered sun tomorrow as the high clouds move in. the only thing is, by the time we get to beginning of next week, mainly monday, we have a storm developing off the southeast coast.

close it will come to us to determine we get snow and a rough idea of how much. back with mer coming up in a few minutes. back to you? ed: to commitment 2016. it is crunch teem. yes, the republican presidential race is shifting a bit on the eve of a crucial debate. juli mcdonald a is live in new hampshire. juli? juli: well, maria, ed, this middle school was packed tonight. as the final weekend of campaigning begins here. much of the focus is not on the candidate who is not in new hampshire. >> how are you doing? juli: donald trump elect for snow day friday. he which is them in spirit. >> the great slogan of new hampshire live free or die means so much to so many people. >> what a great slogan. congratulations, new hampshire.

juli: he had rivals rolling their eyes along the campaign trail mainly jeb bush. he sweeted tweeted this photo saying the 90-year-old mother could not be stopped by mother nature. dari friday evening shall marco raw bu yo took the own shot at trump saying it has nothing to do with religious customs. it is about what is best for americans. >> when i am president, if we don't know who you, we don't know yu are coming, you are not getting into the united states of america. >> the plan includes hiring more border agents completing fencing and enforcing a verify testimony that keeps illegal immigrants. undecided voters told wcvb shopping around this weekend, deciding how to make their choice count. >> it is difficult to think about finishing fourth or fifth or sixth place when, when winning the election is important to me. juli: rubio riding a wave of

in a "boston globe" poll, he is ten point beas hind donald trump which means rubio nearly doubled the percentage points in a month's time. live in livep new hampshire, juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. >> for the democrats. both contenders happened to phil lipof is here with that story. phil. phil: voters were take side. then same room, tonight, at a friendly democratic state dinner in manchester, both hillary clinton and bernie sanders had a chance to hit the top point. saners suggesting he is on top because -- we're talking about the issues that working families and the middle class are concerned about. we are talking about ending a

clinton looking to make up ground. >> you may have a favorite, but this is new hampshire. everyone takes a second look. maybe even a third oar fourth look. and i hope you will give one of those looks to me in the next couple of days. [cheering and applauding] phil: earlier in the day, both were out and about looking for every last vote. clinton dancing a little bit at this ral while the senator. for his part, sander's powered through several events hammering the need. >> tell me why, in the year 2016, so many people in new hampshire, and so many people in vermont should be working not one job, but two job, three jobs, trying to cobble together some income and some health care. phil: one thing they both agree on, the end result needs to be a democrat in the white house. >> i am so fortunate as to get this nomination so we can turn our attention to what we really need do, make sure we don't get a republican back in the white

phil: all right. four days and counting inle the first in the necessary primary. the ground game so important here like iowa. both campaigns will be going door to door. maria? >> thank you. the republicans meet for their final debate before the new hampshire primary night, saturday night, right here on channel 5. our coverage begins at 8. newscenter 5 is your source for complete primary night coverage. complete primary night coverage. our team of reporters and analysts will have the candidates covered as results come in. our coverage begins tuesday at 4:30 pm, and we'll take you all the way until midnight. you can also watch live on the wcvb mobile app. >> five people are dead. hundreds injured in. we just learned, a ten day old babies among the dead. the quake hit southern taiwan toppling a complex of two high-rise residential buildings. here in this 200 people have

dozens more and another high-rise building that is nearby. and those rescues continue at this hour. ed: take to you new york now. lack at the cell phone video. a huge crane collapsed in new york city. a man from easton was trap underneath the wreckage but survived. another man with local ties was killed. david was a harvey grd and crushed as he walked to work. three other people were hurt including thomas oh browian of easton. he was in a car that was waiting for his daughter, when that crane hit. he has head in jury. he will be ok. his friends back home are,ing him well. >> we love you. we are hoping the best. we will be here when you get home. >> after the collapse, several buildings in the area were evacuated while they checked for gas leaks. federal and state investigators will examine the debrea to figure out what caused that collapse.

>> 5 investigates a painful new chapter for the victims of the clergy abuse scandal. why some say they are being victimized all over again. ed: the tanning ban. a new law in massachusetts. meteorologist: well, after a bit of a respite this weekend.

ed: 5 investigation tonight. uncovering a new chapter. survivors of the clergy sex abuse scandal say they are being victimized all over again. 5 investigates with their claims of broken promises. >> i was raped as a child. he is known as john doe 24 in the settlement he signed with the roman catholic archbishop of

>> it is a process to peel off that band-aid and realize that you have been manipulated. >> manipulated by his own priest, father ronle a, who abused him for years. the archdiocese of pastoral support started paying for the 2,000's. >> it went well during the first few years but when his therapist recommended twice weekly cong ling. the church said it would pay for once a week. they were nonresponsive. t were condid he sending, bee lit ling. when he wapped more intensive therapy for the ptsd, he says the archdiocese told him it would cut him off after two rounds of treatment. >> we would have to did through the process each time of pleading them. >> he represents john doe 24 who says the church is aching like an insurance company. he points to tom reilly's 2003 report which criticizedded the archdiocese for having a conflict of interest.

have telephoning's assistance board which the church did not follow through on. >> what other kind of rape or victim of sexual assault has to go to their perpetrator to tray to get services that is getting revictimmized again. >> in a statement, the archdiocese remains committed to provide teg everss to survivors and their families for as long as needed. it says the baseline is weekly treatment with a therapist and medication management. the church says it declined less than 2% of all requests for treatment authorization because they were not supported or requested in addition to already intensive ef very of treatment. >> i am triving to work. tears would coam down. roll down my cheeks, and a i can see my abuser raping me. >> the survivor's network of those abused by priest t. this is law for one priest. there is another 90 out there. he is bringing out more victims

years and makes some jump through hoops? when they say they are doing everything they can for survivors, they are not. the attorney has negotiated hundreds of settlelements between clear dy and the archdiocese who has sen a spike in the number of victims calling him over the past two years pay for counseling. >> a lot of victims are sued sidal they have been intense pain since they are 11. they are finally coming to terms with it. the church is slamming the dar on their fingers in. why do you think this is happening. i this i the church is concerned about the size of its own wallet. >> the attorneys are both considering court action against the archdiocese to get it to pay ner counseling that the church has denied. the archdiocese dells us, it

helping more than 1,000 survivors of abuse. 3:00 5 investigates. ed: this is new at 11:00 it us now illegal to use a tanning bed. governor backer signed that mash sure into law today f. supporters of the new law say taken beds can k linked to a sharp spike in skin cancer patients. the refeas will you allowed anyone between 14-17 to go tanning if they were which w adult. >> apple let you train a banged up iphone. the pone has to be close to perfect condition to get any credit for it. apple is hoping the new policy will encourage more people to upbrid but you have to have iphone 5 or newer to taked a tragic of this. if you still have old model, unfortunately, you are out of luck. ed: we have a thermometer here. am checking it. it is barely over 20 degrees. where is it? >> i have seen the light thing. right inex to it. i will show her that. >> harry, yeah u.n. tell them. >> i will do the weather.

you be ok. all right. this is unreal. look at this month so far. we have rugged storm that has caused a lot of problem for man if i. the month far including today is 15 degrees above average. when you think about the big big though storm that happened recently that we were on the fringe of. it got new york, washington, blt pore, physically. they are having the warmest winter on record. they had the beingest snowstorm on record. it can happen. may seem like inconsistency. even though it is warm overall winter. we go to a colder pattern for awhile now. we're not done with the storminess. here is number from today's storm. over a foot in worcester. boylston, 11 inches. sharon, 11. so the big cities, i showed you worcester, boston, came in with over a foot. 6.8. hartford, 6.6. providence 5.1. thand is a half foot of heavy

but now, of course, the/shyness is freezing over in the cold. what has it done with the seasonal total in boston. now up over 17 inches. we're still be le average. way below where we were last winter tat time. if you take a look at worcester, well, they are 23.6 below average somewhat. way below last winter that time. but did won't show you a few. there is so many. i couldn't show all. we had very, very fascinating the late afternoon to the north and west. the beautiful sky conditions. the snow and sunshine glistening upon it. beverly, the heavy wet nature of that snow and example of a downed tree limb here in bridgewater in also clearing late in the day. so boston right now dropped down to 26. the wind out of the northwest at 16 and feels like 14 and dropped to the teens in someplace. even though temperatures leer showing in the teens early

there may be spots where the winds are light. now a deep snow cover and should get down to 10 degrees. we jump a little bit above freezing late tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon. then we jump or fallback below freezing tomorrow night. sunday looks a little betoiled intoer. maybe pushing or around 40. hopefully, by the time we get to sunday afternoon, most not all the snow will be out of the treesp looing that will be the case. i am not sure it will get quite that mild. then we have to turn our attention. storm off the southeast coast monday. this storm is going to take a track that most of the time would be too for out to see give us much but going to be a very large circulation and it is bumping up against high pressure in eastern canada. that may allow the western part this to have further ex text than it normally would which could bring snow into the region possibly accumulating the so on monday then the storm would move away but a second storm may troy take the place still to the northeast wind and so the

he on monday, and may have additional snow or flurries tuesday possibly even into wednesday. just want to show you the same clouds that are around tomorrow. then they break apart later tomorrow, tomorrow night. sunday is sunny and late in the day. here's the time lynne on monday. monday morning, either a mix of snow builds up there the south cost and here comes the snow in. look look the heavier amounts are more in eastern portions of massachusetts. league snow at least possible tuesday ta. ing pow, it looks like the bugger threat. this is aggressive model. showing another sizable snowfall. however, another model shows much more modest amount of snow would fall. too early to say for sure. i think the odds are increasing that where we going to have snow probably on monday. stay tuned to the forecast. of course, i will be joining you monday and try to, of course,

obviously, the patterns have changed. now a colder pattern. we are vulnerable to additional snow. >> in spite that, have a nice weekend. maee, ted? >> i want to go back to the other one. the other one. ed: the other model. it was warm. >> it is one ter. >> this is a good point. >> you know, the never mikes sy. we catch up with joseph gordon

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i just fell down. somebody better call a foul and they did. cavs by three. this needed to happen. misses the throw on purpose and knocked the billion out of bounds four seconds to play and celtics down 2 them they get the billion and it is thomas to bradley who knocks down a three. his first ever game whipping buzzard beater. the celtics beat the first place cars's 104-103. physical the nfl wins the appeal next month, you would think the question was written on piece of paper stuffed inside of a shoe and thrown at him. you know because he ducked it. >> and we disabrea the judge's decision. we're appealing that which is part of the process and i am not focused on it now. i will not speculate what we will do and depending on the outcome. we'll let the utcom be ducktated by the appeals court when it!

>> what's the record for most words to say nothing? >> he din win it there. he is close. >> there you fo. >> all right. >> there you fo. >> all right. >> hello, harvey. >> hello s. >> slap ry night tonight. >> why wouldn't they? i don't blame you. we love you. meteorologist: be careful tomorrow. that snow gets of the trees you better be careful. ed: you should be happy this celtics beat the cavalier. >> see, i told you. i was great.