now on newscenter 5 eyeopener impaired randy: breaking overnight, a deadly shooting in randolph. the chaotic scene unfolding emily: also breaking, falling parts causing chaos on the t. new details on the cause of the smoke that made panicked riders, kick out the train windows. randy: police say this is the aftermath of a carjacking. how the victim says she was caught off guard, and what' s in store for the suspect today. on the eye. >> you are watching wcvb news and this is newscenter 5

costumes making the beagle an instagram sensation, ahead. he looks angry. emily:good morning, i' m emily riemer. randy: and i' m randy price >> weather whiplash over the weekend. way into the 50' s yesterday and the wind was wild, but it is calming down. we are sitting above freezing in other areas. freezing mark. norwood careful. there is likely some black ice so please be careful. it is pretty quiet, a couple of snow flurries across connecticut.

yesterday system is offshore. there is a cold front and the tonight. it will be a decent day today. we will get to around 40 degrees at lunchtime and a westerly wind. the average time -- the average temperature this time of year is 39. let' roads. olessa: this is route 1 and we look good in both directions. there is one accident that might be slick on the secondary roads. we are also watching a new accident 495 north by round 3. but to get past that, you are in good shape. south of town is also doing ok. trains and buses are still

randy: breaking news overnight, a deadly shooting in randolph. emily:the eyeopener' s sera congi is live at the scene with what we know right now. sera: this is still very busy scene behind me. investigators collecting evidence evidence, and recently a car was towed. the da' s office says randolph police found a man in his mid 20' s shot dead outside the bar around 1:00 this morning. his identity has not been released pending notification of his family. randolph police made an arrest very quickly, they found the alledge suspect right across the street. district attorney michael moments ago. >> the chief is very concerned that this appeared to be a contained and single incident. sera : the da would not specify

shooting. no information about what led to the shooting, still working the investigation. the suspect will be arraigned later today in quincy court. randy: also breaking overnight, we are getting new information on this scary scene on the orange line. smoke filling the station. passengers kicking out a train window to escape. this morning, we know what caused this. emily: the eyeopener' s doug meehan is at state street station this morning with the breaking details. doug: massdot revealing overnight that a panel from the side of a train car fell off. two trains ran over it causing it to hit the third rail. the results pretty scary. take another look at that video from inside state street station. you can see how much smoke there was and how frantic the passengers were. all of this happening before 9:00 last night. the orange line was shut down here for about two hours because of the incident. passengers describe a harrowing ordeal.

out and let people out. >> all of a sudden, there was a big, brown pillow of smoke and everybody just ran because it was so dark. we knew it was not something safe to be around. doug: there were no reports of any injuries. the mbta has been checking the body panels on all the orange line trains overnight to make sure there are no other issues. the station has reopened and regular service is expected this morning. live in downtown boston, doug meehan, news center 5. randy: right now a prison guard is facing time behind bars. state police arrested stephen lebreux during an undercover sting in somerset. lebreaux is a correction officer at mci bridgewater. state police say an undercover officer bought heroin from him 3 times, all while lebreaux was off duty. the 40-year-old will be arraigned later today. right now a carjacking suspect, accused of targeting a mother and baby, is behind bars.

of the westgate mall in brockton yesterday. the woman had just put her infant daughter into the car when a man approached and politely told them to get out. she talked to us on the phone, . >> he said i' m going to take your car and that he was getting and he opened his jacket and he had a gun. randy: police chased down 32-year-old jose robles they say he crashed the stolen car in a stoughton neighborhood. they also recovered a pellet gun. he' ll face a judge today. emily: right now, police are investigating a homicide after a woman' s body was found in a malden apartment. officers back on the scene last night but this morning, there , are few answers for others living in the complex. police found the victim in a unit at the cliffside commons apartments on monday night, during a well-being check. management telling tenants it appears to be an issue involving individuals who lived in that

find that someone was murdered in your apartment holding. i feel pretty safe year. emily: the victim has not been identified. t saying how she died, but confirm it was not random. new this morning, a report focused on claims of racism at one of boston' s most prestigious schools is expected to be released this week. last month, black students at boston latin school accused school administrators of ignoring the use of racial slurs and offensive online taunts. community leaders tell the herald they hope the city-ordered review will seriously address those complaints. randy: the man accused of running down a teenager on a bicycle in lowell is due in court today. police say 21-year-old calvin sousa was driving that white pickup truck, when he intentionally hit the boy on lawrence street friday night. that boy is now in stable condition at boston' s children' s hospital. sousa is charged with attempted murder. one of the cases involving bill cosby is expected back in a boston courtroom today. cosby'

a trial date for the lawsuit over potential financial compensation to the women suing the comedian over rape claims. that trial could happen next february. cosby' s insurance company issued him a policy in 2014 that protects against personal injury from defamation, libel or slander. emily: commitment 2016: a republican blitz in south carolina. all six gop candidates will hold events there today, ahead of the primary this weekend. and the attacks are ramping up. erika is here with the story, and erika, even the president is getting involved? erika: it seems everyone has something to say in this race, particularly about front-runner donald trump. trump holds a commanding lead in south carolina ahead of the next primary, according to the latest polls. ted cruz, his closest rival, ridiculed trump' s stance on terrorism and foreign policy at a rally in the state yesterday. and now, even president obama is

>> i continue to believe mr. the reason is because i have a people. that being president is a serious job. erika: trump never one to shy away from a comeback. he claims that if he ran for years ago, mr. obama would have been a one-term president. for the democrats, the trail runs through nevada for the next caucus but today hillary clinton , campaigns in chicago. yesterday, she met with african carolina, implying racism is behind the threat to block president obama' s supreme court nomination. >> they demonize president obama and encourage the ugliest impulses of the paranoid fringe. erika: bernie sanders was also in south carolina. both candidates are trying to win over black voters, expected to make up about 50% of the vote there. >> that we did not dream if anybody here things that we did

president of the united states today. erika: sanders is expected to get a big endorsement in massachusetts today. a coalition of latino community leaders will endorse the u.s. senator at a news conference on the state house steps in boston. emily: breaking overnight, apple will fight a federal order to help crack the encryption on the phone of one of the san bernardino shooters. the fbi has been trying to get into syed farook' s encrypted iphone for two months. apple claims it can' t help. but a judge ordered the company to supply software to bypass a self-destruct feature on the phone. farook and his wife killed 14 people, and later died in a shootout with police. randy: a new way to get away. emily: a historic deal opening up travel options for americans. plus, pregnant women can look -- the diet choice i could have repercussions for the baby. randy: cold-weather

breaking news stories. sera is on the scene of a deadly shooting in randolph. a panel fell off a subway car last night at state street station, two trains ran over it leading to this smoky scene. luckily, no one was hurt. cindy: it is going to be much, whether today. sunshine and a mixture of clouds. we will talk about the chance of ocean effect snow showers and big changes over the weekend. take a look at the temperatures. we are above the freezing mark

>> very good. randy: you get a grammy. a huge thanks to harrison and his wife cait for this awesome video. emily: the bar has been raised folks so get creative with those wake up calls. just go to the front page of wcvb.com and upload your video in the u local section of our website. >> that should help wake everybody up. >> we have a theme song. we should open the show everyday with that. cindy: this is what the camera

the sunrise is 6: so we are seeing light a little springtime. the tree limb is on a vehicle, a tough situation with those powerful winds yesterday. we expected them to gusts around 60 miles per hour. it was a wild yesterday and southerly winds that jump was open to the 50' s. we are settling back little bit today, but still in the 40' s and that is above average. temperatures will train a little bit closer to average by the end of the week. patchy clouds and 35 degrees and the wind is much,. outside of the city, bedford to beverly is freezing.

south coast and below freezing in the worcester area. it could be patchy black ice to contend with for the next couple of hours. outside of that, pretty quiet. we are going to see the temperatures climb to around 40 degrees at lunchtime and then in the 40' s this afternoon with a high of 44. tomorrow will be different. there is a quote from in the west -- there is a cold front in the west. tonight, we will fall back into the teens and 20' s. we will see colder air start to work and anti-pressure. however, northerly winds will be blowing across the ocean waters and he could create an ocean effect. winds tomorrow at a high temperature of 33 will feel

wind chill will probably not get any higher than the 20' s tomorrow. friday, we start with sunshine. a warm front will bring us clouds friday afternoon and light rain or snow on friday night. we clear out and we watched the cold front ring a passing rain showers saturday afternoon. mid 40' s on saturday and near 50 on sunday. not bad. >> it felt nice yesterday. olessa: there might still be patches of ice so you want to be careful. we have a couple of minor incidents. having outside right now, a little edwards 1 no problems in both directions. we are watching one accident on the ramp 95 south. under the accident clearing 495

one minus close. -- one lane is closed. heading south, no problems as 24 and 95 look good. schedule. emily: economy headlines. right now, you u.s. stocks were higher after gains yesterday and today, wall street will be the minutes from the latest federal reserve meeting. revenue from massachusetts first casino is climbing. plainridge pulled in $12.5 million from its slot machines in january. that' s up from just over $11 million in december. it' s also down from the peak take of $18 million back in july. randy: a new agreement between the u.s. and cuba brings commercial air reality. u.s. airlines have 15 days to

transportation department. the agreement allows up to 20 roundtrip flights per day between u.s. cities and havana. right now, there are only chartered flights between the two countries. winter can certainly melt your patience, but if you' re not careful, it can also test your savings. experts say the biggest money wasters when the weather turns colder, more online shopping . it is so easier to collect when you are not wandering the aisles. more takeout namely ordering that comfort food, and not using that gym membership because of messy roads. there are some things you can do to save. >> if you turn the thermostat down 15 degrees at night, you will save 10% on your heating bill every single year. randy: another suggestion, consider online workouts at home until you have the motivation to get out again.

up advice to pregnant women not to overdo it on fish. the results a long-term study find eating fish more than three times a week during pregnancy, is associated with an increased risk of childhood obesity. the findings are in line with recommendations from the fda. the agency suggests pregnant women should eat fish no more than two to three times per week. erika: a dog using his keen senses to protect the family. it helps save a mom and her kids from a silent killer. a plane finally getting to his destination after being diverted twice. the witness describes the chaos on board when severe turbulence hit. we are following breaking news from randolph for a man shot to death of the city limits last

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yesterday, we will go up in the 50' s and temperatures fell back overnight. we are near the freezing mark, but the weather is settling down. watch out for icy spots. it turns into a really nice day. sun will be mixing with clouds. high temperatures sneaking up into the 40' s which is mild for this time of year. gusty winds will bring colder air tomorrow and the temperature trend is closer to average through the end of the week. emily: time for a wednesday ipod. -- eyepoppers. >> that is a dinosaur blocking traffic. not a real triceratops. this was courtesy to some pranksters in england. some drivers were caught off guard and some just drove around it.

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two stories breaking overnight. with new details just coming in. >> a deadly shooting turns a randolph street into a crime scene. what we know right now. >> we have to kick the windows out. >> the breaking details on that scary scene triggering an all-night inspection. >> and there' s a new top dog. but not everyone was thinking about ribbons. it' s all on the eye. >> you' re watching wcvb boston news leader. this is news center 5 eyeopener. randy: good morning i' m randy price.

look at this. the sun is up officially at 6: 39 every day. our earliest sunrise is come in early june at 5:00 in the morning. a sign of spring is 31 days away if you' re counting. winds have settled down from where they were yesterday. warmer air has come out of the west but they are beginning the cooling process. we are very close to freezing anyone spots. there could be black ice so take it easy. bos ton is 35 degrees. patchy clouds rolling through. we are watching a cold front to the west and will come through tonight. clouds will mix with sunshine and we jump up around 40 at noon time and we are in the 40'

afternoon. a little bit above average today. more colder air will move into the end of the week. olessa: we had a couple of minor incidents this morning especially at the exit ramps. the main roads are looking ok. let' s check out the rest of the ride north of town. we' re still watching this crash on the ramp and 495 at route 3 where one lane is still shut down. the right of the expressway is heavy. trains and buses are still running on schedule. randy: the breaking news where following in randolph. emily: sera' s live with the

sera: crime scene investigators just recently cleared the scene in randolph. just after closing this morning around 1:00, a shooting took place and police found a man outside. they found the victim in his mid-20' s. his identity has not yet been released. the suspect was found soon after. police took him into custody across the street. it is still early in the investigation so no information with what led into the shooting. randolph police have a suspect in custody. the victim is shot outside of the bar. the suspect will be arraigned later today. emily: the state says a large panel that fell off the side of an orange line train caused this chaos in state street station last night. two trains ran over the panel knocking it into the third rail and filling the station with smoke. some passengers kicked out windows to get out of the trains. no one was hurt. all orange line trains were

doug meehan will have a live update just ahead in news to go. other stories we' re following right now, a prison guard at mci bridgewater is due in court today after he was arrested in an undercover drug sting. state police say an undercover officer bought heroin from stephen lebreux three times. right now, the man accused of running down a teenager on a bicycle in lowell is getting ready to face a judge. police say 21-year-old calvin sousa intentionally hit the boy on lawrence street friday night. the teen is in stable condition. randy: right now, dozens of passengers are finally in new york, after a nightmare trip. a plane ride home turned into a tour of new england. as we told you on yesterday' s eye, a flight from the dominican republic to jfk got diverted to manchester, new hampshire monday night because of weather. then, their second flight to new york was forced to boston because of severe turbulence.

tossed on the side. babies were crying and people were crying, which i' ve never seen the signs in a movie. randy: some passengers chose to hop on a train once they got to boston. one man who did stick it out on the third leg of a direct flight says he just thanked the captain for keeping them safe. new this morning, there will be more cameras trained on downtown lowell. police say they plan to expand their surveillance system adding dozens of new cameras in public parks and other high-crime areas. that' s expected to cost about $350,000. that money had been set aside for a gunshot detection system , but police decided the cameras would be more useful. emily: right now, police are trying to figure out if guns stolen from a store in tyngsborough could be connected to a similar heist across the border. four guns were stolen from hitman firearms on monday. the thieves got through a steel door and smashed a display case. the break-in is similar to a robbery at wicked weaponry firearms in hooksett, new

weeks ago. an investigation is underway after a merrimack college student says he was robbed at gunpoint. it happened monday night at the royal crest apartment complex in north andover. the victim says he was robbed by five people in ski masks who took several items. the student wasn' t hurt. police believe he may have been targeted. randy: democrat bernie sanders, about to pick up new support in massachusetts. emily: the community leaders making him their candidate. and a dog saves the lives of a mother and her kids. the trouble that could have killed them all, and how the pet gave a warning. randy: and we continue to follow breaking news overnight, massdot says a train panel fell off a subway car last night in state street station. two trains ran over it, creating smoke and panicking passengers. an update just ahead in news to

olessa: very busy on the expressway because of an accident near the shoulder. it did involve a truck that it

cindy: the roads are drying out from the rain yesterday. the wind is shifting to the west, but it is bringing and colder air. it is close to the freezing mark in a lot of areas. do watch for black ice. we will jump up into the 40' s with a mixture of sun and clouds. a little above average today, but we go back to average this weekend. randy: everyone' s favorite bruins' fist-bumper is helping others, again. 10-year-old liam fitzgerald made good on that wish we told you about yesterday. instead of presents for his birthday, he asked for pajamas for kids who don' t have any as part of the bruins' pj drive. he' s got fifty pairs so far. emily: well done. man' s best friend really coming through for a wisconsin family. the mother admits the whole family was having an off day. she, and her 5-year-old twins, weren' t feeling well. she went upstairs to lay down after a dizzy spell. all of a sudden, their border collie abby became very clingy. pushing her out of bed and down to the basement

monoxide monitor going off. now abby has a new nickname. >> superdog. we love her a lot and she is really amazing. emily: the family now credits the dog with saving their lives. randy: updates ahead on our breaking news, including a deadly shooting and the cause of a panicky night on the t. plus, actress vanessa hudgens, in trouble for some instagram photos. the post that got the attention of police. plus, there' than meets the eye. their creative interiors, next. a beautiful sunrise as we go to

>> we are following to breaking stories. sera congi at the scene of a deadly shooting in randolph. and doug meehan getting breaking details on what caused a chaotic evacuation on the orange line. >> we' re going to take a look at this. some pretty wild weather yesterday including strong winds. they snapped a telephone pole in norfolk. this was on birch road. power outages and so forth. >> it was a lot of trouble. cindy: yes, the southerly winds

we are calming down today. 35 degrees and boston right now, but look at how strong the winds were yesterday. we had gusts over 60 miles per hour. it was wild. now, we anything that wind bringing the colder air. we are at freezing and beverly and near freezing employment. watch out for icy spots . 8:00 this morning, there will be icy spots. by noon, we will be at 40 degrees. we will top out at 44 and boston. it is a nice day. it gets colder tomorrow. there' s not much moisture with it, but it will come through

it was in the temperatures down. teens and 20' s as you head out the door tomorrow morning, but the wind will be blowing out of the north. it could generate a few ocean effect snow showers. overall, pretty quiet to end the week. this will bring clouds friday afternoon. temperatures will be in the 30' s through the end of the week and could bring light rain or snow friday night. olessa: we' re watching a lot of delays. this is by the gas tank northbound, you can see heavy volume. there was an accident in the south lane, but it is on the shoulder not blocking any lanes. the crash might cause delays so give yourself extra travel time. 95 looks ok. if you are traveling the pike,

to 25 minutes. one of the crash on the ramp 95 southbound. trains and buses are still on schedule. following in randolph. cindy: sera scene. sera: here at the city limits after closing. police found the victim around 1:00 this morning, a man in his mid-20' s shot dead. his identity has not been released. police believe he was shot outside of the bar just after closing. the suspect was caught soon after and right of police took him into custody across the street. it is still early in the investigation so there no information about what might to this shooting. a suspect is in custody and we'

live in randolph, s era congi. >> breaking details overnight on the t. last inbound train, here at the state street station, fell off and landed on the tracks. as the train ran over it smoke a second train coming from behind also hit the panel on the track, which caused additional smoke. some passengers started to panic and broke out train windows to escape. overnight and into this morning all orange line trains are being inspected for loose panels. any train not inspected will not be put into service. live in downtown boston doug meegan wcvb news center 5. emily: president obama weighing in on the race to replace him. reiterating he doesn' t think donald trump will win. >> i have a lot of faith in the

i think they recognize that being president is a serious job. emily: trump called that a compliment, saying if he' d run against obama 4 years ago, he' d have won. the republicans are focused on south carolina where trump holds a strong lead. the democrats are looking to nevada and courting the minority vote. a brand-new cnn poll just released shows hillary clinton just one point ahead of rival bernie sanders. the nevada democrats caucus is on saturday. randy: bernie sanders is expected to pick up a local endorsement today. a coalition of latino community leaders will endorse the democrat for president on the front steps of the state house this morning. the event kicks off the massachusetts latinos for bernie campaign. it starts at 11:00 a.m. emily: a prison guard at mci bridgewater is now facing time behind bars for dealing heroin. stephen lebreux will go before a judge today, after state police say an undercover officer bought heroin from the 40-year-old three times. lebreaux was off duty each of

randy: the brother of a woman killed by a dislodged highway manhole cover says she was born to be a teacher. caitlin clavette was laid to rest after a funeral in winchester yesterday. she was an art teacher in milton. clavette was headed to work on friday when that manhole struck her windshield on i-93 in boston. emily: one of the cases involving bill cosby is expected back in a boston courtroom today. lawyers are looking to set a trial date for the lawsuit over potential financial compensation to the women suing the comedian over rape claims. that trial could happen next february. cosby' s insurance company issued him a policy in 2014 that protects against personal injury from defamation, libel or slander. randy: breaking overnight, apple will fight a federal order to help crack the encryption on the phone of a san bernardino shooter. the fbi has been trying to get into syed farook' s encrypted iphone for two months. a judge ordered the company to supply software to bypass a

phone. overnight, apple ceo tim cook encryption at risk. farook and his wife killed 14 people, and later died in a shootout with police. emily: the american band on stage during the deadly paris terror attacks returns to that city. eagles of death metal performed last night in paris, at the olympia hall. they were in the middle of a set when terrorists stormed the bataclan concert hall in november, killing 89 people in a synchronized attack that claimed 130 lives across paris. pope francis will speak to inmates and you can see the facility is all set up. he would then had to the u.s.-mexico border where he is expected to stop at the fence and give a blessing in honor of migrants. randy: south dakota could become the first state to approve a controversial bill that forces transgender students to use the

their sex at birth. the state senate passed the bill yesterday, 20-15. it now heads to the governor. advocates say the bill will protect privacy but opponents , say it discriminates at a vulnerable age. schools would need to provide other options for transgender students, like single-occupancy bathrooms. emily: an 18-year-old is under arrest accused of pretending to be a doctor. police say malachi love-robinson was running a clinic out of west palm beach. they arrested him yesterday after he examined an undercover agent at what he called his holistic and alternative medical care clinic. it' s not clear how many patients love-robinson treated before his arrest, but the clinic had been open for at least three months. randy: a hollywood star' s instagram post could land her behind bars. actress vanessa hudgens posted this picture of a rock carved with her name and her boyfriend' s name.

damaging the rock could be punishable by up to six months in jail and a 5000 pound -- $5,000 fine. the image has since been removed. emily: the patriots are saying good-bye to linebacker jerod mayo. after 8 years with the team, mayo is retiring. missed the most. well-liked mayo was named captain after just two years. chandler jones tweeting that mayo was his mentor. on the field, he' s been held back by injuries over the last 3 years. an exciting overtime win for the bruins in columbus. goalie tuukka rask keeping the bs in the game last night against the blue jackets, with an outstanding performance. he allowed just one goal, before louis eriksson ended the game just 33 seconds into overtime last night. 2-1 the final. randy: every year we laugh about this event. it' s the annual flugtag, sponsored by red bull. and this year, it' s coming to boston.

the eyeopener competitor. competitors build a device, and attempt to fly off of a platform over the water. you can see how it usually ends. emily: wet. randy: plans for the august 20 event are due by may 13. a taxi makeover in india. the iconic black and yellow cabs all look the same, but inside, they couldn' t be more different. start-up company taxi fabric creates the colorful works in mumbai. they feature everything from famous faces to meditation symbols. the designs were even featured in a coldplay video. emily: a historic win at the westminster kennel club dog show after some ruff competition. do you get it? california journey, or cj for short, won best in show. the three-year-old pup became the third german shorthaired pointer to win the top prize and

randy: it is a big win, but not all the dogs are into the competition. dario, the leonberger, was more interested in treats. he continuously picked at his handler' s pocket during the show. he managed to win fan favorite, charming the audience. leaving some serious drool behind. cindy: can you blame him? the only way i can get on a treadmill is with a twinkie. this is a slow ride because of an earlier accident. olessa: the crash is not on the shoulder and not blocking any lanes. there is the accident i just mentioned. it is pushed off to the side , but the right of expressway is 25 minutes braintree into boston. some delays and 95. the pipe still looks good from 15 minutes. 495

accident and 93 north. there could still be some slick spots on those exit ramps. trains and buses are still running on schedule. it is not raining or snowing. cindy: check out the sunrise picture. this came in via twitter, looking gorgeous with the ray of sunshine sneaking through the clouds. there will be cloud cover in and out throughout the course of the day. there temperatures were the freezing mark. 35 in boston. be careful of those icy spots. sunshine around 40 degrees at lunchtime. winds out of the west. it is a pretty nice day today. cold front in the west will start to fill in tonight. we go down to the teens and 20' s tonight.

snow showers on the cape and the islands. sunshine both tomorrow and friday. the clouds will increase friday afternoon and there will be a warm front friday night. there could be light snow but regulation will only be under an inch. otherwise, look at the

good morning, america. breaking news, the fbi takes on apple demanding the tech giant help with the terror investigation. are critical clues to more plots hidden on the phone of the san bernardino shooter. why the ceo is refusing to help. it could affect everyone with a smartphone. teaming up to take down donald trump. ted cruz, marco rubio and even gop front-runner. >> i continue to believe mr. trump will not be president. >> as hillary clinton tries to avoid another bernie sanders upset, a brand-new poll showing them in a dead heat ahead of the next big vote. winter warning. a new alert about dangers on the ski slopes. the terrifying moment this young boy slipped dangling 30 feet above ground and the hero