re clearing out, temperatures close to the m-50' s, down into the 30' up for a nice weekend. we' ll take you through it right now as we continue. >> now on newscenter fives eyeopener -- >> we' re winning, winning, winning. anchor: donald trump wins big in nevada. his next move ahead of super tuesday and the battle for second place. anchor: following during a field sobriety -- falling during a field sobriety test. what this man did that is even more jarring. anchor: gas station that does not hurt -- >> you are watching wcvb, boston' s news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5' s eyeopener. anchor: also on the eye, working out those first-day jitters. erika will show us the boston-based dating app.

thanks for joining us. anchor: we' ve got rain in a votto spots. meteorologist: the problem is the temperatures are near freezing, and that rain could turn into glaze. that is a concern this morning but the precipitation is it that heavy. heads up -- it could be slippery. the snow we have had has been changing terrain, but this area of pink in northern worcester county flips over to sleet and freezing rain, with a few snowflakes on northward. the transition has begun. the temperatures -- in worcester, 31. manchester, the area you want to be careful of.

coastline, already 40' s through south. temperatures will take up, the highest readings later in the day, rising overnight into the 50' s. big changes are coming. the precipitation is on the lighter side through the morning hours, but through noontime, there will be areas of light rain and freezing rain outside for 95. as we get into the afternoon, heavier, steadier showers coming in. plan on some steadier rain late in the day. that will likely impact the commute. s see how the roads are shaping up. reporter: so far, so good. a live look outside. the expressway fairly quiet. the roads are wet, so you do want to be careful. get to the maps. not a whole lot of construction, boston. problem free on the pike.

north of town. route 3 looks good, route 1 is quiet. trains and buses start the morning on schedule. anchor: thank you. breaking overnight, a decisive win for donald trump, making it three in a row. anchor: the second spot getting just as much attention this morning. erika is following breaking developments. reporter: donald trump is moving onto super tuesday with yet another win, this time in nevada. overnight, he made it clear he is not slowing down. >> we weren' t expecting to win too much, and now we are winning, winning, winning the country. reporter: ted cruz and marco are still battling it out for second place, rubio jumping over cruz by two points overnight. in the final hours, cruz was more focused on trunk. >> the truth of the matter that doesn' t know what he would do. reporter: one more note on this

6 in 10 caucus-goers were angry with the way government is working, and trump got most of those votes. 13 states, including massachusetts, will cast their votes in less than a week. anchor: the democrats are spread out today. bernie sanders is headed for oklahoma, along with a stop in missouri. hillary clinton is in south carolina, the next stop on the voting map. her campaign will be opening another massachusetts office. anchor: right now, this driver is facing charges. you can see him falling flat on test. nikole asked the fun -- nicole estevan has the violent crash that started this. reporter: that' s right. police say it all started here, when he plowed into a man walking on the sidewalk while he was drunk and high on drugs. witnesses tell us the 51-year-old swerved into the breakdown lane in weymouth

that is when he hit a black man walking on the sidewalk. no, it was like literally a bomb going off. it was just explosive, the noise. all the dogs started barking. reporter: he debt has to be taken to the hospital after sobriety test. he is facing a slew of charges, including negligent operation. of the man he is accused of hitting is being treated for life-threatening injuries. he' s expected to be arraigned today, pending his own release from the hospital. anchor: thank you. new video in overnight of severe weather pounding the gulf coast, heavy rain and with the wind. right now, at least three people are dead and dozens more hospitalized. meteorologist: unbelievable. a really powerful storm system. the hardest hit areas appear to

>> a tornado warning in this area. take shelter now. extreme threat. anchor: a massive water spout there, and moments later, two more on either side. the damage from the storm is catastrophic; trailers and cars heat together a massive piles, businesses littered with sheet metal. in one mobile home park, 160 trailers were damaged. people are still unaccounted for there. a really tough situation. the storm system is lifting off the east coast and we will talk about the impact locally, coming up. anchor: this morning, a vittorio' s murder suspect will fight to stay out of prison. the judge ordered a new trial, setting him free.

neighbor . prosecutors will ask the state supreme court to reinstate his conviction, putting him back behind bars as he awaits his second trial. a wayland police officer dragged down a busy street. the sergeant was talking to a driver, and that is when, for some reason, the car moved forward and dragged her several feet. she was taken to the hospital with minor injuries; the driver faces several charges. anchor: right now, police in another town are putting out a warning after more skimmers are discovered at a gas station. we' re live with the information everyone needs to now. -- to know. reporter: it is becoming more and more common -- skimming devices on places where you use your credit card, designed to steal your information. in this case, it was an atm. in this case, police have these

were involved. police want to track them down and solve this case. skimming devices capture the data stored on credit cards' magnetic strips, and can then be used to make unauthorized bank withdrawals. how do you protect yourself? these devices are only bigger than a deck of cards, so look for anything unusual about the atm, including a different color or material. if you feel unsecure, don' t use anchor: eight minutes after 5:00, spring training -- a big week. management today. mike lynch is in sunny fort myers at what to expect. reporter: good morning from fort myers. later on today, the red sox principal owner will give his annual state of the boston red sox. on tuesday, it was david ortiz

he said he has never been better. he was passionate, candidate, the major league. >> i think i am ready. that is why i announced it. is going to be that way. we had a long season; hopefully i don' t cause any distraction. can be. me, personally, i will try my best to focus on doing what i do. reporter: john henry speaks later today and i will be here. anchor: spring training for tomorrow -- don' t miss those reports every night. anchor: 5:09. a legal battle over -- anchor: the health crisis one family is blaming on johnson & johnson. a big announcement from the

what the future holds for one state senator. anchor: do this morning, get in action. the daily app getting singles moving. reporter: donald trump is the winner of the republican caucuses in nevada. the businessmen had a wide leave over second and third place finishers marco rubio and ted cruz. row. meteorologist: freezing rain right there, plan on off and on wet weather through the day. when he can expect the heaviest downpours, ahead. first, take a look at the temperatures. no worries in boston, 39 in plymouth, but in worcester, light, freezing rain falling.

>> good morning, eyeopener! [cheering] anchor: good morning to you! faces. danielle had an awesome time teaching them about the weather. lots of enthusiasm. anchor: we would love to see your school spirit. get everyone together and record the wake-up call. go to the front page of our website and had to be ulocal section. meteorologist: i am always looking forward to the weekend.

meteorologist: considering we were 60' s last weekend, really. down and out last night with a little bit of snow. westborough was just under. a lot of it -- if you look at the window now, it got washed away because the snow changed to rain. the concern is outside 495, where the temperatures are still near freezing. it' s freezing on contact the at will be a concern. out this way, be very careful. see that precipitation -- very light in general, but where you see this pink color, northern worcester county through southern new hampshire as the temperatures are running close to freezing in fitchburg and worcester. you get the idea. this is the area that takes longer to scour out.

the upper 30' 40' s on the cape. temperatures will slowly tick and every hour. we' re in the mid-40' s, but into the 50' s. our high temperatures will occur close to midnight today. we are watching this next action moisture here. a tornado watch from florida to georgia, severe storms that the carolinas. not out of the question tonight, as the system moves north, we get a rumble of thunder. through noontime, any rain will be on the lighter side, just pockets of freezing rain lingering. look what happens by midafternoon, 3:00 through the evening commute. steadier, heavier rain, moving in overnight as the system moves

here you see the temperatures. by 6:00, 40' s to the north and 50' s to the south. s s as the storm lifts to the west, brings in the downpours. wind watch for southeastern massachusetts. that' s certainly a concern. as we go through tonight, we see the heavy downpours. first thing, 6:00 a.m., hugging the coast line. by 9:00 tomorrow, we are drying it out. those temperatures start out in the mid-50' s, and fall to the upper 40' s by days end. a blustery, colder day on friday, but it doesn' t last. the weekend should be back around 50 degrees.

reporter: so far, the roads look good. a little bit wet on the roads, so give yourself a little extra travel time. let' s get to the maps and check the rest of your ride as you travel into town. much of the same heading south out of sharon, traveling the pike as well as route 9, problem free. nice and quiet. trains and buses on schedule. anchor: you will not see brian joyce' s name on the next ballot. the embattled state senator says he is not running for reelection. he was the target of an fbi and irs investigation. he has been under fire for alleged misuse of campaign money and receiving free dry-cleaning.

said he did nothing wrong. apples supporters out in force as the company' s standoff with the fbi continues. >> i don' t think apple should be involved in cracking things on behalf of the fbi. anchor: this was a rally outside the apple store in boston, and a similar event outside other apple stores across the country. the fbi wants to access an iphone owned by the san bernardino gunman. apple is refusing, claiming it would compromise the security of all iphone users, citing a case of his own boston police commissioner. >> i have one particular homicide right now we can' t get access to a phone. anchor: apple plans to tell a judge this week that its fight with the fbi should be settled by congress rather than in court. anchor: in your health, the family of an alabama woman who died of ovarian cancer is getting $72 million from johnson & johnson. the civil suit claims that the cancer was caused by using the

products containing talcum. a sponsor says the award goes against "decades of sound science proving the safety of talc." your economy headlines -- the massachusetts lottery is seeing more green thanks to a 130% increase in powerball ticket sales. lottery revenue is up 6% in the first half of the fiscal year. we all remember that powerball had a run at the historic jackpot, with that $.5 billion drawing. asian stocks are mostly higher today following declines on wall street as crude oil extends losses. the dow lost 1.1% to close at 16,431. right now stock futures are lower. anchor: new this morning, fighting the winter blues with red-hot romance. that is the goal of the new boston-based dating app.

fitness. reporter: it is called mimi outside, and it promises -- called me to me outside, and it promises to get the heart pounding. colin and andrea met up at the river. saying hello. reporter: this dating apis for those with an appreciation of all things active. >> i' m interested in yoga -- you will see someone else with that interest, and they will give yoga studios. reporter: the creator was surprised such an app didn' t exist. but more uniquely, it also takes the pressure off in planning the date, offering ideas that get you, and hopefully the relationship, moving. >> they could be added fitness studio, bike rentals, kayak rentals.

rowing class. >> i' m hoping she' s a nice girl. >> he' s really cute. [laughter] and he seems like a nice guy. reporter: a little flirting in the thumbs-up. auspicious indeed. creating relationships, one day at a time. it found so much success in boston that they launched nationwide a couple weeks ago. tomorrow, how you can stay positive in these winter months with big help from a little light. anchor: thank you. take a look. this man has a name that really grabs attention. that' s ahead. anchor: new at 5:30, small but mighty. the new hampshire basketball player whose stature can barely contain his spirit. the government probe

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meteorologist: we had snow overnight change to rain across much of the area, but outside 495, freezing rain. take it easy -- it could be

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>> now, on newscenter 5' s eyeopener -- anchor: breaking overnight, the fight for nevada decided. >> winning, winnie, winning. anchor: but this man as a message for what comes next. anchor: a drunk driving suspect falls flat on his face. the other crime he is accused of committing that has a man fighting for his life.

move in as outrage over one of boston' s top schools grows. anchor: and don' t let this player' s size fool you. meet the hoop hero, who is truly larger-than-life on the eye. >> you are watching wcvb, boston' s news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5' s eyeopener. anchor: 5:30 now, a little rain on the road. thanks so much for joining us. good morning. anchor: you can see the roadways are wet. reporter: outside of 495, the roads are wet and icy. pink is indicating where there could be freezing rain. outside of 495, this is where we could have late, freezing rain and drizzle persisting. up until about noon time, it will be slippery with the winter weather advisory.

once you are inside of 495, it is plain old rainfall. the back edge is looking northward, so nothing really heavy -- just this area where the temperatures are hovering near the freezing mark. all sitting near that freezing mark, closer to the coast line at 39. 40 in plymouth. you get the idea. temperatures are steady this morning, then slowly start to tick up. overnight, we will soar through the 50' s, temperatures climbing while we' re sleeping tonight. the process through noon, use caution. precipitation will pick up. brain gets heavier and steadier through midafternoon and into the evening, so plan on that rain getting heavier late in the day. also plan on some downpours overnight and strong wind. can' t even rule out a rumble of thunder. we will hear that timeline just had. let'

reporter: so far, ok. a live look outside -- roadways are wet. here is a check of route 1. let' s go to the maps and see the rest of your ride, which is so for quite. there is some volume starting to build on the expressway. pike only about 15, and as you travel north of town, 93 southbound looks good with the delay toward the leverett connector. trains and buses on schedule. anchor: breaking overnight, donald trump is now three for the nevada caucuses. the race for second was tight with marco rubio jumping over ted cruz in the past few hours. overnight as severe weather slams the gulf coast. trees toppled homes. this is pensacola, florida. at these three people were weather in louisiana and mississippi.

his face during a sobriety test and weymouth. police say he was drunk and on drugs when he hit a pickup truck and seriously injured a man on the sidewalk yesterday. anchor: right now, police and the feds to investigate one of anchor: we' re live with the new plan of attack. reporter: emily and randy, good morning. monday after boston schools superintendent declare the investigation over, local leaders will now issue a call for the feds to step in. the deal is that several civil rights groups, including the local naacp, met with boston latin students and parents over the handling of racial complaints. a recent report handled most of them are handled properly; the groups disagree, and one paper reporting that they will ask for justice department to handle a civil rights probe.

apology from the headmaster. she writes in part, "i deeply regret that there was not more urgency in our initial response to the concerns. i acknowledge my responsibility." the naacp has called her to step down. anchor: ok, thanks. right now, a mystery in holbrook. a mother disappearing before she was opposed to pick up her son. police say they do not suspect foul play. the family is searching for answers. she had just returned from a family trip in california, last seen yesterday leaving her job as a walgreens pharmacist. she called her husband is a she pick up her -- she would pick up her son, but never showed up. >> the scenarios -- t hey' re -- they don' t jive with her personality, the way things have

anchor: police received a ping from her phone in connecticut, but there have been no clues since. anchor: police in recliner are issuing a community alert after a string of burglaries. investigators say that one attempted break-in followed a similar trend. in each case, the thief got into the homes through a rear door or window. he stole items including jewelry and small electronics. police say homeowners may want to keep outside lights on that night. a new hampshire man is behind bars after he prompted a swat response. he' s accused of breaking into a home while armed with a gun yesterday morning. the homeowner managed to escape and call for help. two hours later, swat officers entered the home and took him into custody. he is facing burglary and criminal threatening charges. anchor: a firefighter saves the day, even when he is not on tuesday. anchor: the way he used snow to save a mother and son. and a very small player with a

the new hampshire hoops star. anchor: and ahead in news to go, a wallet returned 71 years

t they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. our economy works for wall street because it's riggedt by wall street. and that's the problem. as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. sanders: i'm bernie sanders,

reporter: welcome back. a live look at the expressway, northbound picking up early morning delays. a 20 minute ride from braintree and to boston.

meteorologist: a date of a glaze outside. some very light, freezing rain falling, and that will be the up. midday, rain, temperatures creeping up by midnight. thunder. strong wind expected all day long. anchor: thank you. a new hampshire hoops hero is the pride and joy of hillsboro, at just three foot five. the 14-year-old is a towering presence on his high school junior for c basketball team. he was born with an extremely rare genetic disorder; he' s one of two cases in the entire country, but the tiny teenager is larger than life on the hard court, and his passion is contagious. >> he' s energetic. he' s making points and it is fun.

t make it to the nba, he will focus on snowboarding. anchor: breaking news on the nevada caucuses. how the results are shaping the race ahead of super tuesday. the double dose of disaster in connecticut -- chaos after a car hit a house. and carrie underwood taking time to meet a baystate family the sacrifice she is thanking them

anchor: good morning. we are ready with your news to go. breaking news on the nevada caucuses. anchor: first, we want to check in with cindy and her forecast. meteorologist: kind of damp much of the day, but nice through tomorrow morning. the rain will come down hard, the wind is strong. it will get pretty wild . still dealing with a touch of the wintry side and on for 95 there could be freezing rain. you can see there is not a lot happening right now and what we have is light, but it is out there with temperatures near the freezing mark. closer to the coast line, boston

by days end, we will jump into the mid-50' s from the south shore down to the cave. we will finally creep up north and west of 495, but it is a slow process. there will be some light rain and drizzle but once again toward midafternoon, here comes that first batch of steadier, heavier rain persisting through the evening commute, but the heavy downpours should come in closer to midnight. this storm system will be lifting off the coast line and it throws up a lot of warm air. 11:00, look at this band of downpours -- it will cross into first thing tomorrow morning, when we could experience the thunder. strong wind could see gusts up to 50 or 60 miles per hour

in terms of the rainfall, a solid 1-2 inch rainfall and the heaviest falls overnight and first thing tomorrow. by friday , it will turn colder with temperatures only in the 30' s. reporter: some volume is starting to build on 93 south in somerville, and let' s get to the map. so far, pretty decent shape south of town, the expressway starting to get busy. eastbound on the pike, only about 15. 495 to 128, 93 south is stop and go. then some more delays connector. anchor: thanks. breaking overnight, donald trump grabs the wind in nevada, but second-place has been the real battle. anchor: erika as the new results. reporter: is t' s now three straight wins after a commanding victory in nevada, the ted cruz

them of his win in iowa. >> if you are listen to the pundits, we weren' t expected to win too much, and now we are winning, winning, winning the country. >> the only campaign that has beaten donald trump, and the only campaign that can be donald trump, is this campaign. reporter: cruz and marco rubio battling it out for second place in nevada, with rubio just inching ahead, of both far behind trump. they look ahead to super tuesday, went 13 states vote. anchor: hillary clinton picking up an emotional endorsement from a group of mothers, all of whom lost children to gun violence or alleged police brutality. the group includes the mothers of trayvon martin and eric gardner. they first met last november and will campaign for her ahead of the primary.

it all happened here -- a busy road in weymouth, one man walking on the sidewalk, another hit him. the man was so drunk he couldn' t even stand. in the video, you can see the driver fall flat on his face. despite that, the 51-year-old was behind the wheel last night. witnesses say he swerved into the right lane on washington street when he hit a black pickup truck before hitting a man on the sidewalk. the man he hit is now in the hospital, fighting for his life. he is expected to be arraigned, pending his own release from the hospital. reporter: a warning from police as more skimmign devices are foundng. this time they were found inside an atm at cumberland farm; police are looking for the public' s help to track them down.

data stored on the magnetic strip, which can then be used to make unauthorized bank withdrawals. the devices were found at two locations. before you use an atm, police say take a look and make sure you don' t see anything suspicious. anchor: the headmaster here at boston latin apologizing for not handling racial issues here at the school fast enough, but for some community leaders, that is not enough and they want the feds to step in. the letter of apology from the headmaster was issued last night, stemming from a racial incident in 2014. now the naacp boston chapter is filing a complaint with the u.s. attorney' s office. they are demanding a more thorough investigation of the racial climate and the administration' s response to allegations of racism. anchor: thank you.

of a small plane missing in the paul has been found. all 23 people on board were killed. the plane lost contact this morning while the pilot was flying through a mountainous area. the flight was hopping from one city to the other, an 18 minute flight. anchor: new video in overnight -- severe weather pounds the gulf coast in pensacola, florida. three people are dead is dozens more hospitalized. louisiana was the hardest hit with dozens of mobile homes damaged in one community. anchor: the notorious connecticut murder suspect will find himself out of prison. the judge ordered a new trial, setting him free. he had been convicted decades after the 1975 killing of his neighbor. today, prosecutors will ask the supreme court to reinstate his conviction, putting him back behind bars as he awaits the second trial. anchor: the mayor says he will

in an interview, he said the cameras will protect both officers and the public by increasing transparency. he plans to make the proposal as the city council reviews the budget. anchor: the new search for a missing man from harvard to massachusetts -- the surveillance video shows him falling into the charles river. the police searched the area yesterday. he disappeared after leaving his cousins at a tavern in boston more than a week ago. anchor: the plan to create a rattlesnake colony on an island in the reservoir is not a done deal. 200 people packed the meeting to hear more. the department of fisheries and wildlife says it is to protect the endangered snakes, but some residents are concerned. it would be at least a year before any snakes are introduced to the island, if the plan does move forward. new details on the health of antonin scalia a.

he suffered from quite a few health problems before he died, including coronary artery disease, diabetes,. and obesity he died while at a remote texas ranch. a local attorney cited the letter as the reason no autopsy was performed. anchor: new, alarming projections on the risk of an hiv diagnosis. a report from the cdc says about half of all gay, black men and a quarter of gay, latino men will become infected in their lifetime. this report predicts people living in the south are also at greater lifetime risk of hiv, with the highest rates projected in washington, d.c. anchor: keep your eye on the house in the upper left of the screen. a minivan plows into it, causing the porch to collapse. latino men will become infected in their lifetime. this report predicts people living in the south are also at greater lifetime risk ofwitnesses say it appears the driver was ok, but might have blacked out before it happened. police say a medical condition could be to blame. anchor: the debut of direct flights from boston to cork

norwegian air is still waiting for the u.s. department of transportation to get approval. the airline had planned to launch the flights from logan in may, at the launch date is unclear. anchor: a firefighter proves once again that heroes are always on the job. he was driving through on valentine' s day when he saw smoke billowing from the back of the home. he saved an elderly woman and her developmentally challenged son, then used snow to try and put the fire out until more help arrived. the fire chief called in to thank him for a job well done. anchor: a lost wallet is returned, 71 years later. a construction company found the movie theater in iowa. it had been buried in the floor there since 1944. the builder tracked down the 85-year-old, who remembers

it still has a boy scout card in the world war ii era stamp. anchor: a company showcasing the latest version of its humanoid robot, atlas. boston dynamics designed it to compete inside and outside. and uses sensors and its likes to find balance and sensors in his head to avoid obstacles. anchor: here is a special reunion in new jersey. one army specialist talks to her son yesterday. she says she had been deployed to afghanistan for nearly a year. her son' right into her arms. lifetime for military family massachusetts -- a special meeting with carrie underwood performer show in boston. she is meeting with military

anchor: she says she is giving back for their service and sacrifice. the seven-time grammy winner is turning out to on her family' s ies, raising money for operation: homefront. >> it is about giving back. while i am out there doing what i do, i might as well help out wherever i can. >> it is also an. , it is one of the best experiences of our life and especially there' s. anchor: they were also surprised with a carnival cruise. another carrie underwood concert, put on just for military families. anchor: that is great. the hugs and everything. meteorologist: a little bit of snow last night, an inch, and than the snow changed to rain. all of that got washed away and we are dealing with light rain right now.

is still near the freezing mark. light freezing rain is a concern for the next few hours until we can push the temperatures up. closer to the coast, closer to 40 degrees -- and look what happens by days end. nearing 50 in boston, and 50' s here in southeastern massachusetts. that warmth spreads everywhere overnight and by tomorrow morning -- 6:00 on thursday -- look at these temperatures. well up into the 50' s, bringing in all that warm. as it lifts to the north, it will pull in a lot of warm air and some of it will have some severe weather. it will be near the carolinas later today and it is not out of the question that we will hear a rumble of thunder. everything will be on the later side and then we start to pick up the intensity a little bit. the heaviest downpours will be

the state tonight and cross during the overnight hours with risk for a rumble of thunder. everything exits by 9:00 tomorrow. all said and done, 1-2 inches of rain. the other concern is the strong wind, not out of the question that we see wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. there is a high wind watch for that reason. very windy overnight, still bringing colder air but tomorrow temperatures will only fall slowly. a blustery t last -- back up to 50 by the second half of the weekend. let' s get you out to the roads. how are we doing? reporter: so far, ok. volume is starting to pick up new as they can bridge. the roads are wet, so give yourself extra time. so give yourself extra time.

once you get there, 30-35 on the expressway into boston. pike east at 15 minutes to 128. stop and go out of miaa ssou. trains and buses still running on schedule. anchor: three minutes before the top of the hour. breaking news on the nevada caucuses. anchor: the surprising emotion being expressed by some voters. new this morning, fire up your dating life and your workout routine.

clerks winning the country. nevada. his next moves ahead of super second place. randy: falling during a field sobriety test. and that' s not all. what police say this man did behind the wheel, is even more jarring. emily: a gas-station scam, that does not target the pumps. the trap set up by crooks, on the eye for this wednesday morning. >> live from wcvb tv channel 5. this is a news center 5 update. randy: also on the eye this