>> breaking news. a serious crash shutting down a busy stretch of road in peabody. sky 7 hd over the scene. this is route one as state troopers work to divert traffic. police say that car took out a telephone pole. >> as a result, electrical crews had to come out to the scene to deal with these downed power wires. let's go live to jennifer eagan in peabody with the breaking details. jen, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, kris, this

directions here. you see the scene behind me. it is a messy one. massachusetts state police say route one should be shut down for possibly a couple o'hours as they work to clean all of this up. you see this car hit a utility pole. it snapped it and pulled the wires down on to the roads. 10,000 volts are running through those wires. the power has been cut at this point. it was a very precarious scene earlier this morning. this was a two-car accident, actually. route one on the southbound side here. she decided she was going to turn into this car-wash here on route one. driver who hit the utility pole, forcing her off of the road and into the pole. she was not seriously injured. people here at the car-wash were in a panic. that woman was in the car. the pole, the wires and trchlers were on her car. the owner of the car-wash says the driver got out on her own. >> i was really nervous.

vehicle in case it was charged with electricity and just touched the person. very quickly. and away from the wires. moment. >> it was. >> reporter: so amazingly, the driver of this car didn't appear to be injured. according to people here. though. still here on scene. she was being questioned by they believe she could face charges and again, the clean-up here could take hours. route one, both going northbound and southbound is shut down right now. wir live from peabody. >> first at noon, breaking news now. i'm sorry. we are senning it over to danielle gersh. >> danielle: thank you, sarah. an accident in peabody on route one southbound. right at the jug handle north of 128. as jen mentioned, route one is closed in both directions. the delays from this about 15 minutes. once you get through this, you

move through saugus. we have the saugus camera up for you to see that there. place. you want to follow them. once you head over 128, on route one southbound in saugus, you are fine. as you can' here. back to you guys. >> also breaking: a sigh of relief for patriots nation. tom brady suffers a sprain. but no breaks after a troubling tackle in miami. the pats quarterback hurt his ankle in sunday's game against the dolphins. >> the hit was hard. hit. espn tweeting "tom brady ankle. i revealed a sprain. but no breaks. no fractures. this again, per a league he is expected to be ready for the play-offs. number 12 took a low shot from dolphins defensive tackle in the second quarter of there is that hit there. re-taped. he stayed in the game until late in the fourth quarter.

seed in the a.f.c. play-offs, brady now has a little bit of ankle. they don't play again until january 16. street. nose-dive from the get-go today. if dow jones plunging nearly 400 points earlier today. the worst open to the day for the dow in 84 years. the nasdaq and s&p 500 are also struggling. this all comes as stock overnight. especiallyfully china. china suspended trading about bell. after the worst ever start to a year for the country. >> 7 news now turning attention to the forecast. new england. folks. the chill setting in. boston feeling the freeze. how low will that mercury go? let's get over to chris lambert with a peek at your forecast. >> chris: expecting widespread single digits tonight. the coldest air since last march. it's been a while. right? 25 in boston right now.

these numbers colder than they were this morning. cold air continues to push southbound. some snowflakes out there. the radar, a little bit overdone with. this patchy light snow and flurries out there. some of it drying up in the dry air. we have some flakes reaching the ground north and west of boston. back to the 495 belt. perhaps a dusting of snow in a few towns. some heavier spots of snow back to the blackstone valley. northwestern rhode island. here is where i expect some heavier squalls to continue to develop. just off-shore. you can see this pencil-thin line here stretching all the way down the southeastern coast of massachusetts. that is backing. in heads up, scituate, marshfield. all of that stretch, p and 3 after a. overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning, i would expect most squalls to be close to the coastline, if not over the cape and the islands. we could get pockets of snow and pick up on. that even when you get a quick inch of snow down through

with the squalls coming in, it reduces visibility. you get some blowing and drifting around. you get some slippery spots. we have to keep an eye on and this evening. for the snow showers and squalls to move on through. look at the temperature trend. it is down by early evening. we are into the upper teens. single digits overnight tonight. more on the forecast ahead. >> a hudson man accused of attacking a milford police officer now facing attempted murder charges. he allegedly punched, bit, choked this officer. the struggle leaving that police say the officer tried to stop that man from lunging at a passing car. the officer was rushed to the hospital and treated for several injuries. man facing a judge in wrentham. he is accused of bringing an ars nat of weapons to the parking lot outside gillette stadium during the winter classic on new year's day. police found an assortment of swords, knives, and even a stun gun inside his car. the dangerous discovery made

>> well, police say this isn't this man's first run-in with the law el they are. on this arraignment today. nicole? >> reporter: what we didn't learn is if this man had any intention of using any weapons that police say they found according to investigators, they say matthew bromson of connecticut was drunk. and he had parked his car in an employee parking lot at gillette stadium with he should not have been. it was bus drivers that say they noticed some irrational eventually, police searched his car. in his car, they found items such as a sword, a stun gun, a weapons. now, what alerted these bus drivers to this weird behavior, he was going around putting strange items on people's like paint brushes. tools and wd-40. cars. he had made threatening statements and a gesture

he then asked... there were multiple items that had been placed on car windshields. the defense stated to me, "i did it because i'm just like santa claus." >> reporter: police said they could smell alcohol on his breath. he allegedly blew a klfer .12 blood alcohol reading. he is being held on several charges, including fugitive from justice charges in connecticut where he is accused of assault and battery on a police officer. we are live from wrentham, nicole oliverio, 7 news. >> a 21-year-old woman accused of abducting a toddler will be in court again. abigail hannah is accused of taking a two-year-old from her home back in november. she was ordered to undergo a psychological evaluation. the everett man accused of violently attacking a boston police officer will be arraigned as well.

23-year-old andrew bowman approached an officer near city hall on new year's day. that is when they say he repeatedly punched this officer in the face. the officer was not seriously injured. >> more news today: a man injured after an overnight stabbing in barre. the victim ran nearly a mile until someone heard him screaming for help and called 911. a suspect was arrested a short time later. a lawrence man set to face charges after he allegedly drove away from a traffic stop. dragging the trooper. it happened on 93 south in medford. the trooper was pulled a short distance before pulling himself free from the car. he was not hurt and then chased after the man. another trooper arrested the suspect in everett. >> a developing story out of oregon now. anti-government actry iss take over a government compound. there they are protesting the arrest of two local ranchers. the demonstrators are occupying a wildlife reserve and federal building there and they are standing their

>> this will become a base place for patriots from all over the country to come and be housed here and live here. we are planning on staying here for several years. reporth a group of armed protesters taking over the national wildlife refuge led by the son of cliven bundy, a nevada rancher known for his 2014 standoff with federal authorities over grazing rights. >> we are here only to promote the constitution, the supreme law of the land, and to help the people reestablish their rights. >> reporter: the latest standoff started after weeks of tension and a peaceful protest on saturday. dozens rallying in support of dwight and steve hammond, two oregon ranchers facing jail time for liking fires on federal land. >> i'm going to jail for five years. seems like a bit of an overkill. report tt hammonds already served time before a judge ruled it wasn't enough.

they will report to the federal prison on monday. and that the bundies don't speak for them. that hasn't stopped the standoff. the sheriff warned people to stay away from the refuge. officials including the f.b.i. has kept a low profile. >> pf they are going to have to make a decision at some point. they can't let people just come in there at will. >> reporter: protesters have said they won't get violent unless the government does. some locals worry it won't end well. >> people are afraid. the militants won't back down, they promise. officials say there are no government employees inside . >> republican front-runner donald trump releases his first television campaign. hampshire. the 30-second clip focuses on isis and immigration. trump has promised he will spend $2 million a week on the tv ads. and it is shaping up to be a busy campaigning day across

tonight and bill clinton is in the granite state stumping for his wife. all eyes will be on the two campaigns after a war of words was reignited this weekend. peter alexander has more. >> overnight, donald trump the campaign. a move he has hinted at for months. airing in iowa and new hampshire, it reinforces his immigration. >> he is calling for a temporary shutdown of muslims entering the united states. he will quickly cut the head off isis and take their oil. >> reporter: a new recruitment video from an al qaeda ... >> they put him down as the

>> hillary clinton created isis with obama. >> reporter: the former president hits the trail today on his wife's behave. trump hammered bill clinton for his alleged misconduct. >> it hasn't been a pretty picture for bill. i'm the only one willing to talk about his problems. what he did and what he has gone through, i think, is frankly, terrible, especially if she wants to play the woman card. >> reporter: clinton is even hearing about it on the road. in new hampshire, she dismissed a republican state lawmaker who heckled her about her husband's alleged extramarital affairs. >> you are very rude. i'm not ever going to call on you. >> coming up, escape to remember.

a local family hitting the ice with their hero. the big bad bruins showing off his soft side. >> we are back to seasonal levels the next couple of days. we have some snow to track as well. >> a crash closing down a zekts of route one in peabody. state troopers diverting traffic there. we will have details live from the scene coming up after the break. for the girl scout meeting...

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sarah: a >> sarah: do we have the pictures of natick? there it is. look closely, though. i would rather have this light, you know, snow. than what we had the other day. we are dealing with ice and stuff. that scares me. >> christa: l >> kris:, colder tomorrow. it is winter. >> chris: you knew we were going to get at some point.

we had such an easy december. a lyle bit of light snow. fluffy snowflakes. a lot easier to take than that constant sleet we had. numbers have gone since this morning. 21 in worcester. 23 in nashua, new hampshire. fvrbs mid-30's across parts of the cape. when you get a snow shower to roll on through, temperatures dip below the freezing mark. wind out of the north, northwest. that is ushering in the cold air. you factor in the wind. windchill factor, it is cold outside. feels like 13 in the city of boston. feels like 9 in jaffrey, new hampshire. the breeze will be steady this evening. we do contend with the cold windchill overnight tonight and dropping temperatures. a couple of snowflakes out there in natick. the bark is worse than the bite here on the radar. the atmosphere is dry. snow coming down. we have some patchy light snow stretching from the north shore. close to the city of boston. up into the merrimack valley and down 495. back toward hopkinton, natick, framingham.

some steady snow has been dealt back to the blackstone valley. and locations south of the mass. pike. we have picked up a coating of snow at times through the morning hours. these are heavier squalls, trying to back in from the west. they will continue to do so near the coastline. in fact, expecting more snow showers and squalls down through the cape over to nantucket as we go through the later afternoon hours. tonight and tomorrow. so winter weather advisory is in place down there for the snow showers and squalls. temperatures dropping as we go through this afternoon. look at the lows tonight. back into the ingle digits and lower teens. here are the windchill factors going below zero tonight. now, this is cold air. but mainly dry air for a lot of us through tomorrow. late week, that could change for a busy storm track, more on that over with danielle. >> danielle: thanks, chris.

now. out toward the pa sick set up. towards the gulf of alaska here. right now. it will continue to. california-arizona border. up towards san francisco, some snow. even up towards seattle. look what happens. all week the rain is going to keep moving in. snowfall totals up to two feet in parts of california. in the past, el nino winters, our january snowfall has stayed below average. now, right now we are dealing with a lot of cold air. not too much snow. right, chris? >> chris: that's right. it will continue to be dry, though. we will have to watch along the coastline, danielle. as well as the cape and the islands for those snow showers and squalls to continue. not only tonight but early tomorrow morning across the cape. otherwise, it is a dry day. more sunshine tomorrow for a lot of us. there is the forecast. keeping it dry mid to late week. in the 40's.

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>> christa: a man is accused hoverboard. the suspect followed the 16-year-old girl and her friend home. then tried to force himself into her apartment. she and her friend tried to slam that door shut. but that's when the suspect opened fire. over a hoverboard? really? >> kris: the suspect did get away with the hoverboard. police are trying to find him. >> sarah: caught on camera:. >> hi, sweetheart. you okay? come here. come here. come here. >> sarah: a three-year-old girl in new mexico rescued by police after a suspect steals a car with her inside. the man left a little girl in that empty parking lot. thankfully, she was not hurt. police later found the stolen car but are still searching for the suspect. a deadly attack in new york. a mcdonald's employee was stabbed to death early this morning in the bronx. police say the suspect and an employee got into a dispute

the suspect was escorted from the building, then came back and stabbed the employee. so far, no arrests have been made. the identity of the victim has not been released. >> kris: still to come, garden of dreams. survivor. why this was no ordinary trip

>> kris: father and daughter taking the ice with a boston bruins star. patrice bergeron welcoming them to td garden. a dream come true for a college student who survived cancer. >> reporter: dream come true at the garden. a 20-year-old cancer survivor with a once in a lifetime opportunity. to take the ice with once of the bruins' best. all thanks to the massachusetts health connector. >> my mom entered us into a contest with the health connector.

here and be with patrice bergeron. >> reporter: stephanie atridge was diagnosed with nonhodgkins lymphoma last year. they bond with the b's. it helped her get through tough times. survivors and stuff like. that so we both are in remission and stuff. >> reporter: stephanie's first time in skates. it could not have gone better. well, almost. forecast. >> it is fun. i didn't even fall. except for on him. >> reporter: the young woman who conquered cancer starting the new year on a much brighter note. >> i got pretty lucky. >> sarah: the health connector says this is the first time they were able to hold this event. they would like to keep it going in the future. but what a great thing for patrice bergeron to be part of as well. you know? >> kris: really neat story. so much more to come on 7 news at noon. including a breaking story out of gillette.

toll on tom brady. pats get ready for the play-offs. >> sarah: a driver takes out a telephone pole. wires. the clean-up set to last into rush hour. >> chris: some of us seeing

>> kris: a serious crash in peabody. take a look at. this on route one. state troopers continued diverting traffic. police say that the car involved here took out a telephone pole. >> sarah: electrical crews are on the scene dealing with

jennifer eagan is on the scene with the breaking details. >> reporter: well, sarah, they are trying to figure out how they are going to move this pole and all the wires. this is route one by 128. and you can see it is quite the transformer, the pole down on top of that car. the northbound and the southbound side right now. massachusetts state police say it could take hours to clean this up. that car hit the utility pole. it snapped and pulled the wires down on to the road. the power has been cut. at this point. this was actually, a two-car accident. woman was driving along route one south. she decided she was going to turn into a car car-wash. she pulled in front of this other driver, forcing her off the road and into the pole. now, the driver of the car that the pole was not seriously injured. but people here at the car-wash who witnessed it all, they were in a panic. chef in the car. the pole, the wires and

says she managed to get out on her own. >> i was really nervous. vehicle. in case it was charged with electricity. and just touched the person. we got her out of the car very, very quick rich and away from the wires. >> that must have been a scary moment? >> it was. >> reporter: again, people here say it does not appear that the driver of this car that you see was seriously injured. she did go to the hospital, though, to be checked out. the driver of the other car was being questioned by state police here at the scene. she could face charges. again, there is quite a bit of clean-up here. state police say route one could be shut down for some time. we are live from peabody, 7 news. >> kris: breaking news now at noon. a sigh of relief for patriots nation. tom brady on the play there suffering a sprain. but no breaks after that troubling tackle in miami. he got beat up a bit on the field there down in south florida. the pats quarterback injured

against the dolphins. fractures. it is expected to be ready... he is expected to be ready for okay. number 12 took a low shot early in the second quarter. afterwards, brady had his ankle re-tapened and stayedded in the game until late in the fourth quarter. by securing the number two seed in the afc play-offs, brady now has time to rest his sprained ankle because they don't play again until january 16. >> kris: 7 news now turning to the forecast. a live look outside. not what we would like to see right now. bitter blast of cold air, sending new england into the polar plunge. the chill is already setting in. boston feeling the freeze. you see some snowflakes out there as well. how low will it go? meteorologist chris lambert with the forecast. >> chris: some flurries in the city of boston tonight. 23 in bedford.

we are tracking some snow on the radar. much of it light from boston north and west here. some patchy light snow and flurries. a dusting of snow in a few towns. through the next hour or two. west of the city of boston, from gloucester, we are beginning to see some ocean-effect snow showers and squalls. from cape ann, stretching down to just off the coastline of scituate, you notice some heavier squalls. once this works on-shore, you get some bursts of heavy snow and some gusty winds across route 3-a here. close to cohasset. over to hingham, norwell. marshfield. heading down toward scituate as well. we will watch some of those bands backing in. we will watch out for some slick travel in spots this afternoon right along the

west of the city of boston, much of this is light snow and coating in a few spots. nast should be about it. more on the forecast and when we will finally warm back up ahead, guys. >> kris: a suspect accused of shooting a teenager in everett. according to the district attorney's office, this 19-year-old was shot on a bike path early sunday morning. he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. >> sarah: a serious crash in fitchburg on new year's eve. family members say the two little boys injured in the crash are in stable condition this morning. the 7-year-old fractured his leg and will need more surgery. the six-year-old was also hurt in the crash. the 32-year-old man who lost his leg remains in critical condition. >> kris: "boston globe" newspaper trucks headed out experiencing delivery problems last week. it was all hands on deck as "globe" employees sunday worked to get these papers delivered after many of them worked through the night, getting those papers to their customers.

with its new delivery company. and some customers reported problems getting their everyone from reporters to editors joined forces to fix the problem one door step at a time. now, according to the "globe," this new company hasn't hired enough drivers yet to cover every route and it could take four to six months before everything is back to normal. >> sarah: plainville police looking for your help tracking down the owner of this wedding ring. someone found the 14-karat band at tjmaxg last wednesday. and brought it to the police station. aj to bb was engraved inside. police want you to give them a call if you know who is missing the ring.

tashfeen malik are accused in a shooting spree. both were later killed in a shoot-out with police. farook worked at the facility as a local public health inspector. >> sarah: the president is looking forward to getting started on his final year as president. he is wasting no time getting right back to his duties. today he is meeting with attorney general loretta lynch to discuss ways to reduce gun violence. the president is expected to take executive action to strengthen background checks to purchase a gun. this, coming ahead of president obama's annual state of the union address which is set the for next tuesday. the national transportation safety board releasing new video of the el faro wreck. badly damaged. resting 15,000 feed underwater. all right. this is half a mile away from there we go.

haven't located the mast which is where the black box would most likely be. keet griffin. jeffrey mathis and margaret wright all with ties to massachusetts were among the 33 crew members now presumed dead, of course. investigators are considering launching a second search to locate the data recorder. >> kris: crime on camera: a south florida man armed with an ak-47. a dangerous suspect going on a crime spree and threatening anyone who got in his way. cuffed. police are looking into what he was caught on camera shouting. >> reporter: convicted murderer are armed with an ak-47 and an ax to grind in his neighborhood. a place cops say he was once a shooter for a street gang in the late 90's. surveil listens video coming from city market.

the store no, that he was back in town. and that if anybody was looking for him, he was ready to fight it out with his gun. >> reporter: now he is back behind bars. this happening after an extensive team investigation by miami and miami-dade police departments. also tips helping get this guy caught. >> we couldn't have done it without the information that came to us from the community. a home invasioning happening here in miami-dade near 18th avenue and 70th street. the suspect facing a slew of charges. including home invasion and burglary with assault. this is all too familiar for the career felon. fast year and a half ago, he got released after serving 18 years in state prison for murder and attempted murder charges. >> it is time that we stop these criminals from

take it back. >> sarah: we are starting the new year with some good news. the drive work may not cost you as much this year. triple a estimates the average price of a gallon of regular unleaded gas will be between $2.25 and $2.45 a gallon. in 2015, when the average price per gallon was $2.40, it saved drivers an average of $540. >> kris: the betting battle heating up. fanduel and draftkings heading back to court today to fight claims they are illegal gambling sites. new york's attorney general filed a lawsuit demanding the sites return millions of dollars they made in the state of new york last year. >> this is really going to come down to a knock-down drag-out fight in the new york trial court. decide whether or not under the new york statute, these companies will be able to survive or not.

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>> sarah: welcome back. 12:44. the temperatures have kept dropping today. >> kris:. it is like the roller-coaster. plunging down. >> sarah: when is it going to come back up? that is what i want to know. >> chris: we will reach the bottom tomorrow morning. we will rise back up through much of the week. satellite and radar featuring snow out there. even in the city of boston, some snowflakes flying. not terribly heavy. but there is enough to give you a duhing of snow in some towns. you notice boston out through bill rickca, sudbury, back to dover, this is where we have some steadier flurries ongoing. even some steadier snow from cape ann, this stretch. this is ocean-enhanced snow squall activity. just offshore. beginning to come ashore here.

scituate, marshfield. perhaps cohasset, seeing heavier squalls rolling. in right along the coastline. within the next hour or so. i think for the most part, one to three inches across the cape. isolated higher amount not out of the realm of possibility. this goes until tomorrow morning. from boston north and west, not much more than a coating of snow. as much of the northerly wind and the arctic air passing over the really warm waters will be focused on the plymouth county coastline down through the cape and the islands. as we go through the next 24 hours. tomorrow afternoon, that will lose its steam. much of the snow shower activity and squall activity only through the morning hours. look at the temperature. a very was mentioning going down 25 in boston right now. we started off the day just after midnight tonight. last night at 35. so early this morning, the high temperature officially in the city of boston, these numbers will continue to slide into the low 20's this afternoon.

squalls. again, most of them close to the coastline. in terms of the heavier squalls this afternoon. low temperatures tonight, 11 degrees in the city of boston. the cold els we have seen since the morning of march 6. it's been about ten months. we certainly had plenty of cold last winter. single digits, expecting that as we go through much of metro-west. we have the cold air and a breeze tonight. that will knock the windchill factors back below zero for a lot of us. we have the cold air here in new england. for what's going on across the rest of the country. over to danielle. >> danielle: thanks, chris. fast series of storms brewing in the guff p gulf of alaska. this is very typical for the el nino set-up. a lot of rain and snow through the next week really. i want to talk about el nino

in the past, el nino winters have brought us january snowfall below average. in all years except for one. in 1965. now, all of them have brought our seasonal snowfall averages to right around average or below average. just some food for thought. right now, it is definitely cold out there with some snow. right, chris? >> chris: that's right, danielle. some heavier snow showers and squalls close to the coastline. overall, by tomorrow, that will wind down. especially down across the cape. a few snow showers lingering into the morning. 20's to near 30 tomorrow. a lot of us are hard-pressed to get much above the mid-20's. quiet through the rest of the workweek. temperatures turning into the low 40's. as early as wednesday. we track the next storm system over the weekend. right now looks marginal for cold air. we will call it rain along the coastline. perhaps some deep inland snow. especially across the higher terrain.

colder once again. >> sarah: no claimed saturday's $334 million prize for the lottery. this could end up being the sixth largest flies powerball history. and has players fantasizing about that big prize. >> you pay everything off and make sure your kids and family is taken care of. that is all you can do. >> what else? >> you don't want to plan too big. take one day at a time. be happy. >> sarah: odds are winning are one in almost 300 million. the drawing is on wednesday. >> kris: a trip to hawaii, right? wasn't that your pick? >> sarah: yes. that would be so nice. >> kris: why a 70-year-old police officer says he is still going strong. >> sarah: a career year. it is only day four of 2016. the voice winner jordan smith with another big announcement right here in boston. details in the buzz.

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>> sarah: a texas police officer going above and beyond the call of duty. at the oij age of 70, he is celebrating his big day in his patrol car. his motto? protect and serve with pride. >> kris: he is not done yet. he has no plans of retiring any time soon. >> it makes me proud to walk around this town and put on this uniform. >> reporter: he has been putting on his uniform for 36 years. he spent time at three other agent sis prior to that. >> ever since i was 21. >> this week, he turned 70. >> when you walk out of the briefing room, you wonder which car is this. you hit the panic button or your trunk. roth he is still out there patrolling with the best of them. >> patrol is the only place i wanted to go. that is where i'm at.

>> reporter: he admits there is only so much excitement his less youthful body can take. >> i like to tell the story that i still get in a lot of foot pursuits. i just never catch anybody. but i do have is a good time. >> reporter: that is why he now works part-time out of the department service center. don't talk to him about retiring any time soon. >> as long as i'm still in good health, and my wife is still working full-time, i don't see any reason to retire. as long as arlington police will allow me to work, i'm going to work. >> sarah: up next, a special sneak peek. the royal family becoming the focal point of an epic documentary. the duke of cambridge gets candid in the buzz. >> chris: we will take a look at the 7-day forecast ahead. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard.

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>> sarah: netflix giving viewers some options. >> kris: netflix will debut 13 new original series this year. that is on top of the 17 favorites they will continue to air. a few new ones, according to hollywood.com are a reboot of degrassy and lemony snickets. >> sarah: jordan smith announced he is engaged. his fiancee flashed her new engagement ring in the boston public garden. the couple was in the hub after smith sang the national anthem at winter classic on new year's day at gillette stadium.

a documentary about prince charles tonight promise to have an unguarded view of the prince of wales as he prepares for the organization's 40th anniversary. his sons make candid appearance. >> i never used to really kind of worry about things. but now you get affected by things that happen around the world or whatever a lot more as a father. >> kris: the prince's trust has helped hundreds of thousands of disadvantaged young people receive an education and find them jobs by giving them loans and mentoring them. >> sarah: star wars continuing its box office domination. it raked in more than $88 million this weekend to bring the total to $740 million since its release. right now, the new star wars is the second highest grossing film. it could bump avatar from the top spot as early as today. >> kris: printing money.

right? >> kris: it may be a good day to stay indoors. >> chris: bust out the heavy jacket. right? we track the flurries and patchy light snow in the city of boston. through much of metro-west. you look east here. heavier snow squalls off the ocean. about to land in scituate. over toward marshfield. you can briefly reduce the visibility and get some slippery spots on the road. keep that in mind. close to the coastline. best chance of picking up an inch or two of snow with these squalls. especially on the cape and the islands tonight and early tomorrow morning. single digits to lower teens tonight. back into low 40's wednesday. perhaps some rain and snow arrive this weekend. >> sarah: all right. thanks, >> chris:.

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