you will feel the difference in temperature. just to get it started, boston will coast through the low 40's into the 30's. then at least into the upper 20's by tomorrow morning and there won't be too much of a temperature rise tomorrow. instead of mid 40's. our highs may only be in the low 30's. more changes coming for the weekend and especially next week. we'll be talking about that more in a little while. >> a homeowner in southern new hampshire learns the hard way not to -- how not to thaw fro zen pipes. he took a blow torch and torched his entire house. it ignited a piece of insulation which started the fire that spread upward through the house. >> there are safer ways. >> takes a little longer, but at least you still have your house standing when you get the pipes thawed. >> despite the fire department's best efforts, the house is a total loss. >>

back to 1763 is heavily damaged by misfire. fire crews were able to save much of the structure. it's located next to the town library but the library was not damaged. >> police have not made any arrests after a woman was found inside an apartment the victim's body was discovered at the common apartments on monday night during a well-being check. management told tenants it appears to be an issue involving people who lived in that unit, the victim's name has not been released. investigators are not saying how she died either. >> this halifax man has been indicted on charges tied to the murder of a prostitute. he stabbed and strangled the woman last november inside his home. then hid her body in a closet. police say he got violent during an argument over how much money he owed the victim. >> time to take a look at first alert traffic. you're looking live at the southeast expressway. everything is moving fine. weather helps with that let's take a look at the maps and find

we go south on to 93. for some reason it's not showing up. almost half an hour from mass ab to route 3. 93 north, typical drive. pike to newton corner, 15 minutes. 128 is a little backed up. western tolls, not bad. also pretty typical. 495 in both directions looking pretty good. mass pike to 290 is a quick seven-minute ride and that's a look at first alert traffic. >> apple is taking on the f.b.i. and refusing to help the local government to hack phone. >> what could impact everyone smartphone. >> complaining about his life in prison. the drug lord's outreach. >> a near death experience on skiers tonight after a father pull his son from a

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>> it's shaping up to be a pretty big battle. apple versus the f.b.i. the tech giant says it will

investigators break into the iphone of one of the san bern shooters. what's the main issue here? >> so the f.b.i. says date on the work phone could be valuable to his terror investigation but apple says the government is asking to it credit a tool that would be dangerous. >> a u.s. magistrate's judge has ordered apple to help the f.b.i. break into the encrypted work phone, one of the killers in the san bernardino mass shooting. apple's c.e.o. tim cook is challenging the ruling. >> apple's concern is this would set a precedent that would impact its users. >> in message, software to hack an iphone undernines security. he writes, once created the technique could be used over and over again on any number of devices. in the physical world it would be the equivalent of a master key capable of opening millions of locks. the white house says the justice

apple to unlock one particular phone. >> they are not asking an toll redesign its product or to create a new backdoor to one of their products. they are simply asking for something that would have an impact on this one device. >> apple argues there is no way to guarantee the tool won't be used again or fall into the wrong hands the judge gave the company five days to contest the order as unreasonably burdensome. >> an le could be facing contempt, which means they need to appeal that decision that court needs to mcstation. the bureau may not be happy. apple may not be happy. it may come back do congress. >> the phone at issue here is property of san bernardino county and that's where he worked as a health inspector. investigators say he and his wife destroyed their personal cell phones and removed a hard drive from their computer which still has not been found. live in washington, wcvb, newscenter 5.

a computer upgrade. secretary of defense ash carter has ordered upgrades to be done on all four million of the pentagon's personal computers. the upgrade will happen within the next year. getting to all of them will be difficult because they are installed on submarine and airplanes or some of them are deployed in the battlefield. >> tonight we're getting a glimpse into el choppo's guard. he says he's a victim of the guards, getting awakened every two hours. >> the f.b.i. has new guidelines -- fda has new guidelines for keeping the zika virus out of the u.s. blood supply. they recommend that blood banks refuse donations from anyone who has traveled to a high-risk area in the previous four weeks. the red cross and the american association of blood banks have already taken similar measures. >> coming up next on newscenter

>> watch this surveillance video that captures a cargo ship plowing down a pedestrian road in just a matter of seconds. >> also, second of three winning tickets from that massive powerball jackpot last month comes forward. the nation's new billionaires revealed. >> really pleasant temperatures, but sneaky cold is on the way. low 20's in ottawa.

>> this is caught on camera. take a look at your tv screen a cargo ship plowing into a pedestrian walkway. this happened in thailand. sunday morning as the vessel was departing bangkok for singapore. fortunately no one was on the walkway at the time of the >> former olympian peekaboo spring. she's accused of attacking her father last month. the skiing medalist threw her father down the stairs, lobbed him in the basement. she said she was protecting herself from her "combative father." trial is set to begin in may. lawyer for bill cosby was in a boston courtroom. his lawyer is looking to set a trial date over potential financial compensation for the women suing him over rape claims. cosby's insurance company issued him a policy in 2014

protects against personal injury from deaf if a may, -- a man agent an undercover alternative medical care clinic. it's not clear how many patients he treated before his arrest but the clinic-opened for at least three months. powerball numbers are drawn the second of three historic jackpot winners comes forward. >> florida couple cashed in on their portion of the $1.6 billion jackpot. they will take their winning a lump sum payment of $327.8 million. smith says she doesn't play the lottery often but when she does, she always plays the same numbers. this time, it paid off. >> we were on the plane, i couldn't believe, this is really real.

it's just so overwhelming. [applause] >> they told their family about the big win just last week. together the couple will help the special people in their lives but he does also plan to retire. >> how do we become special people in their lives? [laughter] >> i thought i saw a family resemblance. [laughter] >> nothing for you? >> special people. >> you can say hi. >>cy okay now if i share with everybody what you majored in, in college? >> what's that? >> wishful thinking. >> we're all related. we're all related that would be great. >> happy for them. that's awesome stuff and it looks like they are goinged the a lot of good with that yesterday we were showing you how unbelievably warmer it was than 24 hours prior. >> not unbelievable colder than 24 hours ago but a noticeable difference. especially in worcester. 21 degrees colder. here we see the change. boston, 54. that's the

just yesterday. tomorrow's high projecting to be 33. that's a big difference. today was cooler. tomorrow will be colder. it's fascinating what's gone on. today will go into the books, count it up, average it up, highs and lows, eight degrees above average. how are we doing this month? we're actually exactly average. exactly average. sometimes the word is used as we're normal, all right? because we're right at the average. not the correct word but if you want to use that word i would contend that it's actually abnormal to be normal. you're really losing it. what are you talking about? it's not like we've been at our average temperature every day this movement quite the opposite. it's either been extremely warm, then we were extremely cold like over the weekend. and now, extremely warm. like yesterday.

get to us our average, or what some people would say what is normal. but the thing is, it didn't happen by being normal every day. it happened by being on the extreme. that's the weather in new england. that's how we get to our average, by being at the extremes on both ends. has the last five days ever proven that. 43 in boston. the wind is out of the northwest. we have chilly air around the great lakes and southern canada that will come in. that's why it will be chillier late tonight and tomorrow morning, all dime and all the way up to early on friday. only a little bit above the freezing mark tomorrow. there may be a couple of snow flurries with the colder air over the somewhat milder ocean. very cold especially in the suburbs early friday. then we moderate a little bit into the 30's. maybe just a touch of mixed precipitation. doesn't look like much. most to the north. saturdays are

it looks like we could top off around 50 with a gusty westerly wind. a little chillier on sunday. and overnight sunday night into the first thing on monday, also, appeared of mixed precipitation. could be that areas north, especially southern new hampshire, maybe northern mass, might be cold enough for snow. just a chance. somewhat colder air moves in early next week. now it gets complicated. tuesday night either snow or mix could move in at night. on wednesday, maybe even into thursday. there is the potential for a long duration of precipitation event next week. here's the idea. we have a storm that's going to come out of the gulf. now, this is colder solution, if it tracks offshore, it will mean snow or an icy mix around here. if it tracks along the coast, the snow and the ice will get pushed further north and west andt least coastal plane would have more in the way of rain. there is potential for significant precipitation with a

storm in the middle of next week. in the meantime it's comparable comparatively quiet. >> our thanks. there is a new kid in town at the franklin park zoo. the nigerian dwarf goat. take a look at how cute. born early yesterday morning and he's now on display at the zoo. the female baby weighs in at 4 pounds and is already alert and active. she joins her parents and a sibling. nigerian dwarf goats, if you're wondering, are domesticated as dairy goats. they can live in climate ranging to cold to hot and dry, perfect for new england. >> you can get all the weather you want here. we get it all. chnicles tonight, anthony is making a beer runt to westport,

where local is a guiding philosophy. >> we have visited westport many times in the summer. winters here has its own charm. though the docks are quiet and the beaches empty, a vibrant community hums along. >> deep roots in our local economy. >> bill russell, whose family started the winery, extended the local roots philosophy in 1998, when he founded buzzard's bay bruin. next door to the winery. >> it's really important for us to work in concentric circles. if there is an ingredient available locally, we'll get i -- it. there. >> the grains of england or germany -- >> the brewery's tap room is a local gathering and water

a fast tuesday celebration under way the day we stopped by. that sense of community is enfused into the beer itself. brewer harry smith. >> well balanced, easy drinking beers. not too high in alcohol and not too low. we have a little bit of something for everybody, from the light beer drinker, to our high hops ipa. >> i think it would be great if every town in the commonwealth has a brewery it in. that's my vision for the future. it's a place where people can come together. >> also tonight, a new friend. fyi, a belgium draft horse named doc. a tag away at 7:30 tonight on "chronicle." >> a new distinction for stephen king. the university of maine has named an endowed profession or

king graduated from the university in 1970 and published his first novel three years later. actor george -- best known for his role as henry has died. he was 98 years old. he's also known for his role in the police academy franchise. he called it a career after the film "just married." we're also getting our first look at the villain in the ghostbusters movie. a mattel toy line confirmed that the new york toy fair, the goofy faced ghost from the movie title may somehow be coming to life to fight the four ghostbusters. he looks a little more menacing in the first one, cute but in a evil way. it hits theaters july 15. >> we had the marshmallow. hardly menacing.

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>> when you go to bed at night do you charge your cell phone and leave it under your pillow? now there is evidence doing that can actually be very dangerous. new york city police posted photos on twitter reminding cell phone users that devices can overheat and catch fire so these

charging under someone's pillow while they were asleep and you can see it caught fire and burned. >> reason enough to leave the phone charging on the nightstand. >> a warning before you hit the ski slopes. this video showing a father rescuing his own son from hayden tree wells. they are that soft snow around the base of a tree. emily explains they account for about 20% of all skiing deaths. >> hit it. hit it. >> father and son backcountry ski outing turning to a heart pounding fight as 15-year-old ethan disappears amidst the trees. he's fallen out of site in the tree well. >> winston digs his son out, the boy fighting suffocation. >> i got you. >> i couldn't breathe. few million times, as a father uses his close call to warn

frightening experience he's ever had as a parent. >> i remember sitting there watching the video with him and my leg was shaking just a bit. >> it was pretty emotional afterwards. it was a true moment, you know, for me to pull him out. >> i had a near death experience. >> you never expect something like that to happen to you but once it does, it's kind of shocking. >> if you do fall in the experts say you should try to keep a hand in front of your face tokler to clear a place to breathe& and most importantly, ski with a buddy. >> i was trying so hard to get snow away from my face. >> you might hear somebody in a well, but it doesn't really touch home until you actually have someone that you know or someone -- like a loved one, fall in. >> emily ream mer, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> how terrifying. you know they are there but to

deep it was. >> it can't even imagine. it's amazing he was so composed to pull him out. >> news starts right now. >> from canton to the statehouse. >> there is an investigation under way. we should see where it goes. >> state senator in the spotlight. >> new steps being taken to protect passengers after a scary incident on the sea. >> colder air about to return. how low the mercury will dip this time. >> a jump shot this student-athlete will never forget and the teammate who made it happen. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] . >> brian joyce's offices are in the process of being checked. >> tonight, governor baker is weighing in, our coverage begins with john atwater, live outside

>> heather, f.b.i. acts have been here since about 9:00 this morning. right now, they are still inside his office here and just within the past hour they began to remove potential evidence. >> hours, f.b.i. agents have been in and out of state senator brian joyce's law office. they appear to be combing through every inch of the office, methodically searching for in evidence an ongoing investigation. the irs is also involved in the investigation. >> i heard that and i thought what did he do? i know they had been looking at him previously for different things but it never came to anything and then all of a sudden there are helicopters overhead. >> the state senator has faced ethics and campaign investigations in the past. just last month he agreed to pay almost $5,000 for using campaign funds to pay for his son's graduation party. joyce's attorney says it's "unfortunate" that recent stories in the media appear to have sparked an investigation. senator joyce has been cooperating with each inquiry that's taken place to date

believes he has done absolutely nothing wrong. >> state republicans are now calling on the senator to resign. we have not yet heard back from him today. we're live in canton, john atwater, wcvb. governor. our live team coverage continues. live from the statehouse where the governor is weighing in. >> yeah, the governor has said he's long been troubled by the relationships that senator joyce has with some of his constituents. last month, baker called for the state ethics commission to investigate the senator. just a few minutes ago when he met the media, charlie baker stopped short of saying he should resign. >> the voters get make the recall with respect to whether someone is allowed to continue to be serve or not on election day and i think that's probably as it should be. but as i said, the issues that were raised here were troubling to begin with, and obviously, there is now a pretty aggressive ongoing investigation, and i