reid: parts oour area could see a foot of snow. let' s get right to stormteam 5' s mike wankum. mike: out to the west, west of worcester it is just an advisory. it goes into effect at four clock in the morning and into effect until 7:00 a.m. tuesday. you get closer to the city of boston and it is a winter storm warning. 4:00 a.m. until 7:00 a.m. on tuesday. 15-25 mile an hour winds. this is the area we are most concerned with. a blizzard warning. we do not get that many of them. this was because of the wind, northeast 30-40. this is going to be a heavy, wet snow. it is going to stick to the power lines and trees. that warning goes into effect tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m. and goes until 7:00 tomorrow night. that is when we think the heaviest snow will fall. start off at 5:00 in the morning, the snow was starting to overspreads the area. it is going to get heavy. it will stay that way until 2:00 in the afternoon. then it tapers down to a lighter snow. it will start up is a very

more of a drier snow. how much are we talking about? in boston 6-9 inches. we may get an ocean effect banding and that would put us into the higher categories. otherwise, we are talking about substantial snow slowing things down across the area. it is going to be a problem starting with the morning commute and the evening commute is not going to be any better. i will show you how much snow will fall in your neighborhood as well as what is going to happen at the coast and the winds coming up in a few moments. j.c.: power crews are on the job today working to get the lights back on from friday storm. in hard-hit brockton, news of this new storm is far from welcome. nicole just spoke with the mayor. nicole: beginning at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow, the city of brockton will be under a state of emergency. crews still here cleaning up and restoring power from those that lost and were in the dark on friday storm. about 1000 people were left in the dark.

grid workers on the job sunday restoring power to the handful of customers. the mayor has asked the cruises to stay in the area and preparation of monday storm. he is asking residents to stay home and -- >> thank god we did not have any tragedies here in brockton but we certainly had a lot of tree limbs coming down and taking wires with them. we have to worry about the falling limbs and worry about live wires down. nicole: state of emergency tomorrow. closed. reid: gearing up for blizzard conditions. >> it has been a fairly mild winter day in ducks bury. people here. for the blizzard and in a coastal community, a blizzard

you can see the bay. this is the calm before the storm. power has been restored to the vast majority of customers who lost power. at the height of the storm, a quarter of the 6500 ever source customers were in the dark heard earlier today, we checked in with the fire department to see what their concerns are is is blizzard approaches. >> our concern for the storm is the tide cycle. tomorrow. and what the trees are already weakened from the previous storm. we ask that residents treat all downed lines as live. reporter: the captain gave us another important reminder that the fire department really wanted us to pass along -- for homeowners lead generators to make sure those generators are outside so they are properly ventilated. there is a concern about carbon monoxide, especially in a storm

reid: mike, of course, watching the forecast. we will have extended coverage all day tomorrow. it starts with the eyeopener beginning at 4:30 a.m. you can also turn to our mobile app. j.c.: a teenager is hospitalized after high levels of carbon monoxide filled his hamilton home. investigators say something was wrong with the fireplace. the 15-year-old was taken to beverly hospital as a precaution. reid: the final push in new hampshire tuesday' s primary -- j.c.: the republican candidates, chance to carry momentum from last night' s debate or move beyond it. rhondella richardson begins our coverage from new hampshire. rhondella: donald trump with a double-digit lead -- the american public is is only special interest group. mr. trump: i do not need your money. i need your votes. most guys are saying will you contribute? give us an undershirt.

rhondella: donald trump is so pleased with this saturday debate performance he highlights a few moments. mr. trump: ho who' s paying for the wall? mie exico. >> i' m so excited. i think you will make an awesome president. mr. trump: if we can get much worse than waterboarding, that is ok, too. >> to talk about waterboarding as if it is nothing. it is stupid. rhondella: chris christie talked marco rubio. he calls the florida repeated. rubio is mocked campaigning. governor christie: you cannot trust senator rubio. arrived identity. rhondella: they are jockeying to become the preferred alternate

>> wejust want our kids. to make that happen. rhondella: more than an hour started to leave as trumped ability to for america. senator ted cruz is made to register for the draft. this is what he was saying in peterborough, new hampshire. senator cruz: political correctness is dangerous in the idea we would draft our daughters to forcibly bring them into the military and put them in close combat, i think is wrong. it is immoral, and if i am president we wain' t doing it. j.c.: during last night' s debate, several of his rival' s signaled they would support including women if the draft was reinstated. reid: a new poll shows bernie standards in the lead but

hampshire. are pushing hard because there is still time to ernst support. new hampshire is a same-day registration state which means both candidates will drive home votes until the last minute. can do it alone. bernie sanders may lead the polls but he knows it will come down to turn up. and portsmouth today, he recalled participation in the 2014 election. senator sanders: 63% of the american people did not go. 80% of young people did not vote. you don' t bring around change when people do not vote. julie: when it comes to making change, former president bill clinton told voters that would never be a better choice than hillary. he gave the example of her negotiating for the arms treaty, not just with other countries but with the other parties.

votes -- she got ' em. she got cooperation to share which increased our ability to stop attacks here. julie: with two days ago, hillary clinton took her campaign to flint, i show of support for residence during the water contamination crisis. immoral. national priority, not just for today or tomorrow. clean water is not optional, my friends. it is not a luxury. julie: an i asked our political analyst about hillary' s choice primary. you will hear from her tonight at 11:00. to remind you newscenter 5 is your source for a complete primary night coverage. our team of reporters will have

our coverage starts tuesday at 4:30 p.m. until midnight. want to get you to an important storm update. boston public schools will be closed tomorrow in addition to brockton public schools. boston also closing their schools tomorrow. other school closings will be located at the bottom of your screen. j.c.: the united nations called an emergency meeting after north korea' s launch of a long-range rocket. theirs eight meant strongly condemns north korea' s decision to launch -- their statement is strongly condemns north korea' s decision to launch. the u.n. also says the rocket is a violation of four security to 2006. reid: new safety steps after a deadly crane collapse. the changes coming when rough weather moves in. j.c.: two probably looking to but -- put a bad stretch behind them -- to lead looking to put a

chipotle looking to put a bad stretch behind.

exits :00. j.c.: for another winter blast appeared blizzard warnings will islands. some areas south of austin could see a foot of snow with glowing, drifting snow reduced visibility closed tomorrow. again, boston public schools closed on monday. it all gets started tomorrow morning. mike wankum will have the updated timeline. reid: in a few minutes. reid: new york' s mayor is putting into place new safety precautions following friday' s deadly collapse in new york city. one person died in three other injuries, including one man from easton. mayor diblasio -- says a series of press conferences in tribeca will take effect immediately. >> we are putting new

crawler ca ranes must go into safety mode when ever steady winds are forecast. reid: deadly collapse happened just before eight: 30 friday. nypd and the department of buildings investigating how it happened. there is also an investigation into the equipment itself. today, also a funeral of that victim who died friday. harvard graduate david wichs was walking down the street and killed by that falling crane. he worked on wall street. j.c.: chipotle is closing a list change for a few hours row to talk about food safety. the chain says they will thank employees and talk about more changes. the company has put into place new steps after an e. coli outbreak in 14 states. in massachusetts, the chain had a separate norovirus outbreak that sickened 100 people at the cleveland circle location. reid: mike wankum ahead with an

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reid: is back in business following a software glitch. the failure has knocked some computers out of service. refund wait times do not seem to be affected. 9 out of 10 taxpayers will receive refunds within 21 days after their tax returns are received. j.c.: la ke geneva swallowed up a dozen cars using the icy surface as a parking lot. it' s a tradition there to find alternative parking at the annual ice skull competition, except the weather has not been cold enough to keep the ice hard

a dozen cars fell into a barely frozen lake geneva. dozens of cars parked close together and then bad things started to happen. >> i think it is stupid to park on ice now. j.c.: a tough lesson. no one was injured. temperatures were just above freezing but wisconsin had seen a mild winter. it is another reminder it may look frozen, it may seem frozen. does not not mean it is frozen. don' t do it. mike: as we get snow tomorrow and tomorrow morning we will have to get -- find alternative places to park in the city. j.c.: it was tough enough after dense heavy wet snow friday. it was tough to find parking. now the you are saying more. mike: i think this is going to be the heavy wet friday. there are two systems. one down here and one here. this is the one that will impact us when we talk about tomorrow' s commute. as it moves through, it will

both of these are tracking offshore but the first one is much more intense. that will give us most of the snow. the second one we are talking about light snow on tuesday. because that storm system is close enough to us, we have that blizzard warning in effect from 4:00 a.m. until evan :00 p.m. tomorrow. gus could be stronger than 30 or 40 it is a wet snow through the cape and the islands through northern plymouth county. 50 to 6 0 miles per hour seems likely along the shoreline. we could see gusty with stronger than -- gusty winds stronger than that. as you look toward the west, the wind gust will be less than that. the wind gust will coordinate with where we had that blizzard warning. once we get past 4:00, they start to die down a little bit. i tomorrow evening, they will drop off as well. one of the thing with that north recently wind. we have this -- a coastal flood advisory along the north shore. a coastal flood warning along the south shore.

high tide at 11:00. looking at minor flooding but there could be a pocket here or there. there may be road closures. that is the thing we will watch the time around high tide. the other thing we are talking about is the snow. out to the west, 495, 3 to 6. in boston 6-9 inches. i think will be more towards six inches. however, because we have ocean enhancement we may bump up those totals. same thing to the south shore. that wind additional moisture. eight inches in general but there could be a band or two that produces a foot of snow. as you look towards the outer cape we might have enough mixing going on and it will be a heavier snow so accumulation will be down. overall, you get the idea. tomorrow travel is not recommended because of all the blowing and drifting snow. what is the timeline? 5:00 in the morning, it starts to make its way in.

re going to try to get to work tomorrow, go very early. the commute could be very slippery. stay steady with us until 2:00 in the afternoon. these of those bands i am talking about that could materialize near the shoreline. as we head towards the evening off to a lighter snow. however we have the snow on the temperatures dropping. the evening can you do is not going to be any better. traveling. on tuesday, a little bit of slight snow. there is that first system that gives us the snow. then you see a second system developing down here and it wants to follow the same path but not nearly as strong. that is why the snowfall totals will be much less. so, breaking it all down for the next seven days you see what happens tomorrow with the wind driven snow and 30 degrees. tuesday, light snow. wednesday we have got another system coming through that may give us a few snow showers. there is not a lot of melting going on. thursday, a few flurries and then watch what happens.

look at how cold it is for friday, saturday sunday. highs in the 20' s and lows into the teens. it is not out of the question a few places could drop into the single digits. we have got the snow on friday. we will not have that going on. the snow will be around for a coming in by the end the week. i will have an update tonight at 11:00. >> now sportscenter 5 with mike lynch. mike: the celtics are on the role of a check of the secondment of kings and the garden. they have won nine of their last 10 games. 128-110. the celts came out smoking. 25 points from avery bradley. the celtics on fire. 46 points. 74 by the half. isaiah thomas, 22 points. remember rajon rondo?

double-double for him. 14 points but not enough to help his club. the celtics got two threes from avery bradley of the outscored sacramento 15-6. then they scored 33 in the fourth quarter. they win 128-119. next up is a trip to milwaukee wednesday. >> nobody is doing cartwheels. move on to what is next to her play as well as you can. and get ready for milwaukee team that is hard to play up there. >> they were moving the ball, finding the open guy. we are playing great team basketball. moving the ball. whoever we were open, we are getting the open shop. we were knocking it down. mike: in those last 10 games, they were averaging over 110 points. great on the assists and very good on not turning the basketball over. providence bruins goalie malcolm -- in stable condition after

he has a fractured larynx and is out of action indefinitely. the last night the bruins were in overtime. marchand gets taken down and rolled the penalty shot. this can win the game. >> brad marcharnd with the game on his stick. sudden-death overtime, the penalty shot -- he scores! mike: bruins win 2-1. the lucic and the l.a. kings come to the garden. we have got super bowl and more super bowl coverage. the voice of the bruins are about to head out on a long road trip. find out who bubble bath it-- bubble bob is. j.c.: coming up at 11:00, we are all hands on deck for another winter blast. effect. cities and towns are getting ready and the

>> good evening. coming up, just two days until the new hampshire primary and the aftershocks from that fiery republican debate. also, a senior -- the two young women targeting retirement homes.

reid: looks nice now. this time tomorrow, it will be covered in white. we do have some cancellations. boston city schools close tomorrow. brockton city schools close. you can get updates on the cancellations and delays at wcvb.com. mike: we have snow to talk about tomorrow. it is coming in during the morning commute. here is how much snow we are talking about. in boston, about six. same through the south shore. eight inches but there could be some bands that set up that would give us a foot of snow p o mountains as you look towards the cape.

this is part one. part two was on tuesday. it does not look like accumulation, a light dusting. and then we got a chance of light snow on wednesday and thursday but the cold coming later this week. get ready for that pay back. j.c.: i don' t feel likke e your pacing us. a lot to watch. we will be bac you like being r picture perfect. you should want yourr banking to be too. stop into td bank andr we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. new customers, open a checking and savings account

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