>> wcvb newscenter 5 at 110 starts right now. ed: breaking news, hotel guests forced out of their room. the emergency in newton is that correcting an evacuation. heather: it's been changing to rain for some, ice for others. what it means for the morning commute and bigger changes on tap for tomorrow. jorge: the surprise for a local family and how dad slept through the whole thing. ed: another winter storm is taking aim at massachusetts. maria: snow falling in some areas. hello, maria stephanos. ed: i'm ed harding, sleet, rainnd wind and harvey has the timeline. harvey: for most of us it's no longer snowing. it's not straight rain. look behind me and the temperature in worcester. 19 with freezing rain. that's nasty stuff for anything that is untreated. so let's go over to the big board and show you what's been happening.

that is falling. i'll run down towns in the full weather segment in a while. an in addition to two inches, one to three inches to the north of boston. now, here is the deal. we have winter weather advisories in effect until 4:00 a.m. around the boston area, but it will go longer the farther west and north you are, 7:00 a.m. around worcester, 9:00 a.m. all the way up as you head to southern new hampshire and west central massachusetts. the cold air in the low levels is stubborn and harder to dislodge. that's going to take a while. it's snowing up in southern new hampshire. that is freezing rain and the green area denotes rain. at this time everything is moving to the northeast and the snow line is lifting north, but the iceline is pretty broad. so here is your issue. look at the temperatures right now. teens, manchester, nashua, fitchburg and bedford is 22 and boston is 34.

well above freezing. eventually the warm weather will win out. it's going to take a while. early tomorrow morning still in northern mast, connecticut river valley and southern new hampshire, some glazing, but when we get to the latter part of the morning commute, finally they will have warmed up. talk about incredible temperatures, wind watches and downpours and thunderstorms. ed: breaking tonight, rooms if a major hotel being evaluated tonight. a flood is forcing guests out and john is live at the scene. john. j.c.: if you travel the mass pike, you know the hotel well, the crown plaza, all 12 floors were evacuated. in the last few minutes, it's dark up there. they cut the power to the hotel. if you look down the alley here inside the door, that is where the problem is. there is about four feet of water inside an electrical room tonight, one workinger says it looks like niagara falls as the pipe burst and filled the room with water.

entire hotel because the concern was that people would get stranded on the upper floors if they had to knock out the power. they were evacuated to a ballroom, some didn't want to take the chance, it was a long night and they decided to leave. >> it went over the loud speaker and said we had to evacuate and go to the ballroom. we can't stay here. >> they're worried about the basement and it getting into the electrical and causing a fire. >> it's very frustrating, we have been here since 4:30 in the morning awake from chicago and we just want to get some rest and some work done. john: about 250 people having to be evacuated out of their rooms. right now there are buses on standby because it looks like they're going to have to move these people to another hotel tonight because as you see in the live look right now over the mass pike, it is dark here as firefighters continue to

the good news is, they have been able to repair that leak. now they need to get rid of all of that water. live in newton tonight, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. maria: from hotels to low-cal plumbers, flooded with calls about burst pipes. the problem is it's expected to get a lot worse tomorrow with the temperature change. jorge quiroga is live in arlingtonton with precautions you can take to protect your home. i want to know, jorge. jorge: that record setting freeze this weekend and it heated up business for area plumbers responding to thousands of calls for frozen pipes. with the thaw coming up, they're about to get even busier. in arlingtonton, charlie's phone started ringing the moment the temperatures started plummeting. >> somewhere in this building the pipes are frozen. we have to find the likely spot. jorge: freezing pipes leaving homeowners without water an heat.

to walls more susceptible. how busy have been? >> nonstop since 6:00 in the morning. jorge: inspection services working overtime. lisa, a tenant, boiling mad. frozen pipes in the basement burst this morning. >> things we have complained about, nothing has been done. jorge: no water and little heat in her apartment. >> the bedroom was 57.7. jorge: the wild swing from minus zero sunday and into the 40's tuesday won't be maybing the matters any better. >> when the pipes freeze, they expand and split and you wouldn't know it until it thaws. then here comes the water. jorge: if you have frozen pipes now, he says -- >> the first thing you should know is where the water main shut off is. always know where that is so you can shut it off in an emergency. you see the water flowing, run for that the first thing, shut off the heat, call the plumber. jorge: and charlie says if you have frozen pipes and you have

means, shut that water main first, avoid serious damage if the pipes burst you don't want to come back to a flooded house or apartment. ed: an ice rescue in rhode island has three teens and a firefighter in the hospital. the teens were skating on brickyard pond when they fell through. a firefighter fell in as crews responded. they have all been taken to the hospital to be evaluated as a precaution tonight. a revere neighborhood is a big mess. a gate that was meant to stop floods has broken. mary saladna is live there right now. how many people are dealing with this? mary: that sea water rushed up arcadia street and did a lot of damage before it froze. >> it was like four or five inches of water. mary: water that turned into solidize and covers the street here in revere.

access to their crawlspace and everything inside. if the pipes were to burst, you can't reach them? >> no, we can't right now, hoping for the best. mary: this tide gate is supposed to keep the ocean water out at high tide, but extreme temperatures caused the flood gate to freeze open. residents woke up sunday to their properties and street encased in ice, cars frozen in place. >> it's flowed all the way up the street. the drain gets clogged, nowhere for the high tide to go, it comes up. mary: she has ice underneath her home and not sure of the damage when it thaws. >> i have no running water. the water has nowhere to drain through, everything is frozen underneath. mary: crews have been treating the road all day. they did a pretty good job and it's icing up with the freezing rain. everything else on streets and driveways and yards are skating ranks. several inches of ice are

thaw and more rain coming down. we saw a neighbor up the street with broken pipes. we're live in revere. mary saladna. maria: a school in waltham is dealing with a flooding problem, a faulty sprinkler and as you can see the water spread throughout the hallways there and stairwell. it started pouring out the front door. the good news shall the kids are on vacation this week, plenty of time to repair before they get back. tragedy on the slopes leaches a massachusetts man dad. shirinian varter of watertown afternoon. he was skiing with his family. state police say the 58-year-old lost control and went into the woods. he was wearing a helmet. ed: new tonight, a new hampshire high school is boosting security after threats to a school tradition. san juan regional high will have extra police officers at friday's pep rally. the superintendent says that a student there made threatening friends.

presence is just a precaution. maria: commitment 2016 and the first poll taken after saturday's debate showing donald trump back on top, this time in south carolina he is at 35%. marco rubio, ted cruz, they were right there at 18%. john kasich with 10, jeb bush is tied with ben carson for last at 7%. bush is boosting with a big name number. >> it doesn't get bigger than a former president who happens to be your big brother. with his trademark sense of human, president bush came to south carolina to stick up for his brother, never mentioned donald trump by name, but you know what he meant. >> there is a lot of name calling going on. i want to remind you what our dad said at one time. labels are for soup cans.

>> the worst attack ever in this country, it was during his presidency. >> the republican frontrunner and the bush family locked in a southern brawl on display this weekend at the g.o.p. debate. >> while donald trump was building a reality tv show, my brother was building a security apparatus to keep us safe and i'm proud of what he did. he had the gall to go -- >> the world trade center came down during his brother's reign, remember that. >> bush wasn't trump's only target. the republican frontrunner also hurling punches at ted cruz. >> i have never seen anybody that lied as much as ted cruz and he goes around saying he is a christian. >> cruz firing back saying trump is cracking under pressure. >> we're not in grade school where you get to say liar, liar, pants on fire and not respond. >> also today trump made a couple of threats, first about

born in this country, says he has got an attorney for that and then again hinting at a run as an independent. apparently he was unhappy about being booed at this weekend's debate. ed. ed: the two democrats running for president are looking to nevada. hillary clinton is using the sudden vacancy on the supreme court as a campaign pitch. >> the president will look for somebody who has a record that is going to be hard for the republicans to be against, somebody who is a sensible person with a good record. ed: the nevada caucuses once thought of as a sure clinton win are tonight considered very close between her and vermont senator bernie sanders who is in michigan talking up cheaper student loans. >> what crime did you commit, rob a bank, commit murder. you want to get an education. the last i had you had, getting an education was not a crime to

ed: the primary is three weeks from now. "now on newscenter 5" maria: the serious problem linked to a heartburn drug. ed: a home birth and how dad slept through the whole thing.

>> you're watching wcvb newscenter 5 at 11:00. ed: new at 11:00, a garage truck flies off interstate 95 and police are trying to effecting out how it happened. the truck smashed through a guardrail and the elevated highway and wednesday over the edge and plunked 100 feet. the truck driver is the only person hurt. he has serious injuries tonight.

for whoever put hundreds of passengers in danger. a laser beam was lighting up a cockpit. it happened after this virgin atlantic flight was bound for new york city. it had to land in london instead of traching the transatlantic crossing. >> we have a medical issue. we got to return. maria: the pilot was described as being taken unwell and taken to the hospital as a precaution. the f.a.a. are saying that lasers is a huge problem in the united states. on average more than 20 pilots report incidents every night across the country. ed: pope francis has wrapped up day two of his five-day trip in mexico. he visited the poorest state in mexico. thousands attended the service and francis gave a special blessing to a young wheelchair bound boy. maria: new concerns about your

they may raise the risk of dementia. researchers looking at people 75 and older who took the drugs. those patients had a 44% increased risk of dementia. doctors, though, are still trying to figure out exactly why. looking for more fitness motivation, look to your wallet. researchers have found that paying a fine may help you make to the gym. they took two groups of exercisers, one got paid if they met their fitness goals, the other was fined if they failed to pete it. the group with the fines did a better job of reaching their goal. a mother giving a new meaning to home birth tonight. ed: she was right in the middle of her living room, cameron bren wasn't due for another 10 days. at 3:00 this morning, while mom

bingo, cameron decided it was time to come onto this earth. without much warning, mom delivered her baby on her own with the second push. >> the only thing i could think of, i hope he is going to be ok. as soon as i came out, he cried. i put him on my chest, wrapped him in my sweat their. he snuggled right into me. ed: dad was sleeping upstairs the whole time. dad was sleeping. mom and baby were rushed to the hospital in an ambulance. everyone as you can see in the video is happy and healthy and fine and beautiful. maria: how do you sleep through that? maybe he didn't hear her. ed: there you go. maria: a wet look at the bridge, is it rain or ice or snow? ed: is it everything, harvick? maria: all of the above. harvey: in boston it's rain, you don't have to go very far outside of boston, you have a huge temperature drop and you run into ice. the snow fell two inches, 2 1/2, the higher amounts north

then we had a little over an inch, worcester, new bedford and quincy coming in at one inch of snow. we had the incredible record breaking cold over the weekend. those were the readings earlier today, we had enough cold to support snow for a while, but not for that long, warm air aloft has been flying in, just at ground level, look how much warmer it is now compared to 24 hours ago. yet even being that much freezing out here. you got now an ice situation. there is another look at boston, low clouds, fog, rain is falling where it's 34 of the east. the wind direction is critical. where the wind is out of the east or southeast, that's brought the mild ocean air in. inland, the low level cold is in check so when you look at the temperatures, look at what you find.

providence. 34 in boston, you jump to 19 in worcester. it's just a little bit to the north and west of boston, in fact most of i-95 is still below freezing. now the warm air is going to win eventually, but cold air is dense and hard to remove. here in the connecticut river valley, extreme northern mass, southern new hampshire, as you head into the early part of the morning commute tomorrow, it's warmer than it is now, it may not be above 32. green is showing the rain and the pink color is the freezing rain, the snow has now moved north of the border. there is more moisture coming for the next hours and it will be lighter toward morning. there could be freezing drizzle over the inland areas. pink is the ice, green is the rain and the white and the purple indicating the snow which is continuing to fly northward as the warm air flies in at higher levels of the atmosphere. it has done it at low levels near the coast, but not the case inland. the commute tomorrow, the connecticut river valley,

northern mass, probably like fitchburg and nashua, new hampshire, all still below 32 degrees early tomorrow morning. get deeper into the commute and finally that low level cold will be scoured out. then it's about warm temperatures, wind, and downpours. look at these downpours that come in from west to east late tomorrow. this could produce over an inch of rain, some brief localized street flooding. the ground is frozen and there is know. this can have some lightning and thunder and strong winds and clearing up afterwards. high wind watch goes into effect for tuesday afternoon. this is the potential in terms of winds. it could be 50 to 60 on the cape, 40 to 50 on the coast, 30 or 40 higher inland especially in the heavier downpours. here is an example of what we're talking about. see the strong gusts, sometimes it's a little bit overdone, the idea is correct. look at the high temperatures that we will have tomorrow afternoon.

storm goes west and drags the warm air in. temperatures will be below normal by thursday. all of that reflected in the next seven days so tomorrow starts out a little bit icy still well inland, others the downpours late, the high wind, temperatures sore into the 50's, back into seasonal temperatures as we get toward the middle of the week and the coldest day is thursday as well as friday morning. so that's it. amazing changes we have had and many more big ones still to so. ed: speaking of amazing, what would you do if you won the lottery? maria: do i have to answer now? ed: think about it. maria: thanks, ed. one woman helped her cash to help a total stranger, the chain of good deeds that she

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ed: so here is why i was asking you what would you do with the lottery. a woman wins a $200 scratch ticket it. maria: she used the money to change someone's life. she was at a stop sign and she spotted that man with a beard. his name is glen williams. he has been homeless for three years. when she found out all the local shelters were full, she went out and she spent her lottery winnings on a motel room for him. williams overwhelmed by her generosity. >> i couldn't believe it. she just, i give her credit for where i am right now. maria: her kindness have gone viral. others have come forward to help glen out including a barber who gave him a free haircut. ed: 1,400 on that donation. maria: in addition to her 200. ed: it's interesting how things turn. 20 years ago today the

belichick. two franchises resulted by that one move. mike l.: how many coaching changes have there been? he has been a constant, been there for a long, long time. one thing the red sox have to change is finishing in last

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>> now sportscenter 5 with mike lynch. mike l.: in case you haven't noticed, it's school vacation week. a lot of folks have headed south and north including members of the red sox who arrive earlier and earlier each year, why not. the public can catch the first workout on friday. one guy who headed north, not

bogaerts. he is from aruba. it's warm in both places. forecast for fort myers, hid to high 70's for the rest of the week, 80's early next week. can the pitching warm up as well? >> yeah, i feel the pitching is definitely a priority this year for the whole staff, front office, they went out and making trades and signed some guys. it's definitely looking good. hopefully we have a great year this year. >> try to stay healthy, that's number one. you can't do much if you're on the bench or you're not healthy. so try to keep your body in good shape. >> last year we had a bunch of guys, tough to blend in right away. we have known each other for a whole year. the offense hasn't changed at all so it should be fun. mike l.: he is right, you can't help the club when you're in the tub. most of the catchers were in the tub last year. that's why blake swihart called got called up in may, he hit .274, five dingers and 35 runs batted in.

behind the play. swihart is in camp. christian vazquez missed the entire year last year and ryan hanigan, he came in and filled in, but remember, he got a foul tip off his finger, so he played in only 54 games. >> very excited. it's a good time and the weather is starting to warm up a little bit and just getting out here with the guys and being around each other is great. >> i have to control what i can control and just go out there and try to make an impression and do my thing. try to go out there and stay within myself. >> he has proven what he can do. he comes in the locker room and talking to everybody and from what i have heard, he is a great teammate and the last two days have been great. just what he brings to the team and adding even more depth, it's going to be a great year. mike l.: loading up the sportscenter 5 wagon and our live coverage begins this sunday. all right, tom brady skiing in montana? well, this is on his facebook page.

tom brady right there. if you look at the signs right there, it's for double black diamonds. now if that's a double black diamond, bill belichick is in a helicopter hovering above and telling him to stop. there is, though, a bunny slope over the other half of the hill, i looked at the trail map out in montana. meanwhile, let's go to the spanish league right here. this is something you never ever see. it's a penalty kick and it is legal. why is it legal? the ball was moved forward, which it does and the one who starts the kick can't touch it again until it's touched by someone else. one of the ball moves forward, it's in play. the defenders were sound asleep rarely see. this is something that bill belichick would pull off in a game knowing the rules of the game and it worked. the spanish team, that is messi dishing off to suarez who scores. ed: that is legal? mike l.: it is legal. ed: the player who was fouled doesn't have to take the shot. mike l.: once he advances it

play. the everyone can charge him. maria: now you know. ed: see the things you learn. mike l.: always. maria: morning commute? harvey: if you're north and west of boston, it's going to be icy the early part of the commute until it warms up. boston is ok, north and west is tricky.

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