tomorrow when boston could be in the single digits. that is not e coldest we are talking about. as we head to the north it gets colder and colder. that is what is on the way for this upcoming weekend. you' re going to feel it come saturday night, first thing monday. wind chill watch, it lasts until sunday. i will talk about records that may be broken, how long the cold blasts in a few minutes. anchor: john kerry announcing moments ago a cease-fire in syria. he just made that announcement with the russian foreign minister. diplomats have agreed to a plan to implement a cessation of hostility to begin with and a week. >> this suspect in a wild hit and run is under arrest. he was found hiding under a bed.

of a car. the victim is speaking out tonight. newscenter 5 is live in the area with what the victim had to say. reporter: he is lucky to be alive and faithful police found the man accused of hitting him. >> he is a career felon. >> this is the end of the road for the man who was involved in a hit and run that injured a 65-year-old man. >> a lot of pain. i still can' t walk without a walker. >> he is recovering with broken bones, thankful to be alive and relieved police found the man. >> i give them all the credit. serve and protect. i' m glad they got him. >> they say he was being

police found him in boston at a relative' s home where he was hiding under a bed. >> he almost took the love of my life away from me. he could have hurt someone else. he has no moral conscience. reporter: the suspect is a career criminal. he will spend the night here morning. ray flynn was taken to the hospital as a precaution after this accident. his suv smashed inside of a home. is the former mayor ok? >> it appears he is. he is still in the hospital at this hour. mayor flynn was returning from the jim and was behind the wheel of his suv when he crashed into a brick wall on the alley.

he lives in a small private way here. his suv accelerated, crashing through a brick wall. you can see in this photo the impact caused damaged . we are told by several sources including current mayor marty walsh he is expected to be ok, not badly injured, just shaken by the mishap. >> he is a great guy. he is. he is friendly and nice. you cannot ask for a better neighbor. >> the former mayor was taken to a hospital as a precaution. still no one home at his house. he will be ok. no charges are expected.

the flawed evidence that sent this man to prison is now inspiring an effort to look at more cases. five investigates help to expose questions. >> there is a new effort to find out if bad science put anyone else behind bars. >> what goes through your mind? >> all these cameras. >> a judge threw out his bail. >> people are locked up because of hair analysis science. >> the fbi admitted mistakes were made from the use of microscopic hair analysis. the fbi was not alone. they train state police , and the

errors were made. >> errors were rampant and analysts were again and again exceeding the limits of science. there is no reason to think that state analysts were any better given what we know the how they were trained. reporter: he has pledged to work with defendants on the statewide hair analysis cases. so far only the district attorney has agreed to help review any problem cases with defense lawyers. >> what is your message? >> my hope is that other district attorney' s will see this as an important opportunity to find and correct unjust convictions. reporter: the rest of the da still has to figure out how they will deal with cases flagged by the review. state police have looked at 4000

anchor: five heroin overdoses in just 5 hours in new bedford. the wave happened yesterday between 11am and 4pm. everyone survived. the patients were treated with the anti-overdose drug narcan then taken to a local hospital for treatment. this was the fifth treatment for one of the patients. ed: the standoff at a wildlife refuge in oregon is over tonight. the fbi confirms the 4 occupiers who have spent weeks at the refuge have surrendered. all 4 join others facing felony charges tied to the standoff that lasted for weeks. they will be in court tomorrow. the group has been protesting arson charges. ed: a federal judge in massachusetts rules that bill cosby' s wife must answer questions under oath in a defamation lawsuit filed by seven women who claim cosby sexually assaulted them decades ago. but camille cosby can also claim marital privilege and refuse to answer some questions about their private conversations. maria: new at 7: a new hampshire prosecutor has dropped

against the man accused of kidnapping and raping a teenage girl over the course of nine months. 35-year-old nathaniel kibby of gorham is still facing more than 200 charges when his kidnapping trial begins in june. he' s accused of kidnapping the 14-year-old girl back in october of 2013. kibby was also accused of making threats against the lead prosecutor in the case, senior assistant attorney general jane young. an armed robbery that turned into a standoff. the suspects were caught after police tracked down one of them . the men attacked before stealing cartons of cigarettes and a few hundred dollars. anchor: a settlement is in the works for the families of the murder victims of mobster james whitey bulger. 16 families have just received settlement offers from the us attorney. if they sign on, they will split

california apartment as well as proceeds from an auction of his personal belongings excluding his stanley cup ring. 35 weapons found in the that' s a decision that' s causing some controversy because they could likely bring in a lot of money if auctioned. steven davis, whose sister debra was murdered in 1981, will likely sign the deal. settlement. it' s the only settlements. will it ever be fair? can you put a price on the life? anchor: the families have until february 28 to decide whether or not to accept the bulger settlement deal. anchor your economy. : oil prices sinking again, this time to their lowest levels since 2003. and stocks falling for the 4th day in a row as concerns about global economic weakness

the dow finished 254 points lower at 15,660. the nasdaq composite fell 16 points. the standard & poor' s 500 dropped 22. the most active stocks, they were off today. anchor: they faced each other in new hampshire and tonight bernie sanders and hillary clinton debate in milwaukee it will be their first , face-to-face matchup since tuesday' s new hampshire primary where sanders beat clinton by more than 20 points here are 5 things to watch for. the race about race. clinton' s first post-new hampshire move was a swift bid to lock in her support among african-americans. sanders, meanwhile, is speaking passionately about issues like criminal justice on the stump, and met yesterday with civil rights leader al sharpton. clinton' s youth outreach. young voters supporterd sanders by a 5-to-1 margin in new hampshire clinton needs to debut a new approach tonight to turn the tide. sanders in the spotlight. now that he has proven his

will find himself the subject of much more intense scrutiny and tougher attacks. he' ll need to be better prepared to respond to foreign policy questions in this debate a strength of clinton' s. meanwhile, she needs to find a better way to respond to criticism that she and her campaign accepted donations and speaking fees from wall street, including goldman sachs. anchor: uber for kids? >> targeted too busy parents. >> i can' t pick up from ballet. >> a zoom car is coming for you. reporter: a new app to help pick up your kids. anchor: a new local man taking action after being sent to the

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>> the new hampshire man taking man against the makers and store of a vapor cigarette that exploded. the vapor cigarette' s battery exploded in mathew gibson' s pocket.,causing second and third-degree burns. surveillance video from gibson' s work caught the explosion on camera. the lawsuit calls out the cigarette'

shenzhen kanger technology and new hampshire store smoker' s haven. gibson is seeking payment for medical bills, treatment, and pain and suffering. anchor: it' s being called an uber for kids. cambridge-based zemcar hopes it will be able to convince parents that its service is not only convenient, but safe. new at 7, newscenter 5' s rhondella richardson shows us how it works. >> say the kids miss the school bus or there are days you just can' t do pickup. now there' s an app for that. zemcar is available for adroid phones and gearing up to get into theapp store. >> you can click on that. >> the former verizon wireless exec and bedford father of 2 created zemcar, what he compares to an uber, but, for kids. parents set up rides on demand or schedule trips in advance. >> we have to make it very very promising stringent background >>promising stringent background checks covering every concern, hired drivers can earn up to 35 there' s video monitoring to

>> they just hate to say pickup and video is broadcast to the parents cellphone,and you see the car' s exact location. need to tell the teacher and child zemcar is coming, just record a permission slip. >> this message will get delivered at the right time to the driver, to the teacher, and to the kid. you can see drivers around you. you can look at their profiles. >> you pick drivers and can pick a trusted circle. who are the drivers so far? >> nanny' s moms teachers. reporter: our parents really ready to slip from behind the wheel, and ditch their babysitters. >> i' ll be responsible for my own children.

the weather is -- pardon me. 15 degrees already here. next the first wave of this is here. it is called. we cannot pretend it is not or that we are so focused on the second batch we disregard the first. it is bitter cold and yet it is this air on the way for the middle and second half of the week. low temperatures an estimate of two below. if we break the record i wouldn' t be surprised if boston goes 3-4 below. the record is 11 below. is broken. here is another record. sunday the lowest high temperature for the date is 7 set in 1979. we may only make it to five.

for 100 years, the lowest high temperature. plenty of cold, 17 in boston. a 24 hour wind. the air gust is at 35. providence gusting to 35. we have double-digit below zero wind chill now, . it is better tonight and will be tomorrow morning. make sure you and the kids are bundled up. tomorrow afternoon less wind. before that second phase of cold comes in there is going to be a storm passing south and east of new england which could brush the cape with a small accumulation of snow. this arctic front comes through with a few squalls and the gates

night, sunday. the energy does develop the big fringes the cape. here is your next seven day. we have to stop -- start talking it down. like a rock. below zero, boston is down to five. it is a struggle to see the temperature recovered during the day. the other thing is the wind chill factoring in the cold and wind, look at the projections. the wind chill watch would be

clear, calm, back to the 20' s monday afternoon, a storm on tuesday. it will change to rain with may be a. of ice as they will be transitioning. a major temperature change as the storm moves in. we have plenty of time to talk about that. >> sportscenter 5 one minute drill. >> the celtics pulled off and overtime thriller against the clippers. paul pierce perhaps played his final game in the garden. there has been plenty written about his spot in celtics history. it is a worthy debate. what is beyond dispute is his place in the rafters. while he had his jersey retired? absolutely. all the players are on multiple

he is the second highest score insulting history. 15 of his seemed seasons were as a celtic. no celtic ever hit more three pointers. he is third in games played. no celtic had more steals, steals than paul pierce. the light is always been a team of accomplishment. it should hang proudly from the rafters with all the others. that is the truth. >> very good. >> that is a tough debate. you have to go russell, bird , then you put mikael in there. >> i would put mikael in there.

>> when he put the ball in his hand he always put in the basket. anchor: thank you for new hampshire primary is over. anchor: but campaign signs remain. how some students are turning

anchor: now the primaries are over, what to do with campaign signs? ed: state law requires them to be taken down by next week. but a project at unh is re-using the materials to create gadgets for people with disabilities. a unh professor first came up with the idea during the 2012 election. she uses the discarded signs to make learning materials for children and wheelchair accessories. all of a sudden they are used for something. anchor: wonderful. and the stories we will be following for you all night long. anchor: send us your video, pictures of people making a difference. we will share them if we can. you can share them on the facebook page, e-mail us.

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anchor: now what' s ahead tonight, we are following breaking news, secretary of state john kerry announcing a cease-fire. new details, and what it means for the fight against isis. anchor: getting paid to stay home and sleep. this is what is happening for some drivers.

and more ways to -- more wastes of your money. anchor: and traffic is moving nicely invest directions. -- in both directions. and the worst drivers of america according to a new story. montreal was the worst i have driven in. anchor: really? we are pretty bad here. i' m a bad driver. anchor: i am decent. anchor: we are so bad i am used to it.

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