>> christa: the man accused of shooting a boston police officer called before a judge. but the 27-year-old refused to show his face in court. he is accused of shooting the officer in the leg. >> sarah: the judge set his bail at more than $1 million. 7's dan hausle is live from dorchester with more on today's proceedings. dan? >> reporter: we learned today that the suspect wasn't the only one shooting that day.

investigators found that there were five shell casings from the suspect weapon and four shell casings from the shot officer's weapon. he got off almost as many rounds in return. the suspect continued to be troubled, according to court paperwork as he was arrested. he was troubled in court today as well. >> without bail for up to 90 days. a curfew of 6:00 to 6:00. thank you. >> reporter: an outburst in course as the suspect in last week's shooting of a boston police officer is arraigned. the courtroom packed with officers in uniform and plain clothes. as 27-year-old grant headley faces a long list of charges. >> resisting arrest. armed assault with intent to murder. >> reporter: with headley listening in the hallway off cam remarks prosecutors described how investigators say they spotted headley selling crack cocaine and pulled him over. >> as the officers exited their vehicle, the defendant immediately got out of the

turned and walked towards officer stokinger and fired numerous rounds at him as he continued to move closer to officer stokinger as he was firing those rounds. report tt officers was rushed to the hospital with a gunshot while other officers chased and tackled headley. the judge said headley's bail at more than a million dollars. relatives say it was because the officer was not more seriously wounded. headley voiced his own complaints as he was hustled away. >> the commonwealth has the right to ask that you be detained without bail for up to 90 days. >> reporter: with a long history of getting in and out of court for various charges, probations, this time he is being held, headley, on a police shooting. for the drug charges. that shot officer is at home

dan hausle, 7 news. >> christa: the man si ased in the death of bella bond appearing in court today. michael mccarthy was the boyfriend of bella's mother, rachelle bond. mccarthy pleading not guilty to first-degree murder. he is being held without bail. mccarthy put the child's body into a duffel bag, prosecutors say, weighted the bag, and threw the little girl into the water near boston's black falcon pier. however, defense attorneys say the child's mother who blames mccarthy for the death, is lying. >> the only evidence is the self-serving statement of rachelle bond. it is uncorroborated. it's unbelievable. and it is completely untrue. mr. mccarthy did not kill bella bond. on the contrary, all of the evidence points to ms. bond as the perpetrator. and the commonwealth's case

extraordinarily weak. >> christa: bella's body was found on deer island back in june. for months, she was known only as baby doe as police searched for her identify. rachelle bond is currently held on $1 million bail. >> sarah: news now turning to the weather. a cold and windy morning kicking offer the workweek. there could be some snow on the way. let's send it over to chris lambert with more on the forecast. >> chris: that snow moving in later tomorrow and evening. 27 in worcester. 34 in boston right now. we have some cold air back in place. the windchill factors, teens and 20's. thanks to the wind out there. at times, it is gusting over 30 miles an hour. still a few passing clouds to mix in with the blue skies. all in all, though, temperatures pretty steady. as you go through the rest of the afternoon into the early evening hours. there won't be much movement. pretty much what you see is what you get. temperature-wise and wind-wise. late in the afternoon, early

off with some rain showers and transition over to some heavier snow showers. especially out through worcester county. up into fitchburg and into southern new hampshire. the best chance of any accumulating snow during the evening commute, i think, is near 495 north and west. now, in the city of boston, up through the north shore, along the coastline, if we get a coating to an inch of snow, i think, most of that is after snow. maybe as late as 6:00 or 7:00 p.m. there. we have to keep in mind that there will be some slick spots, boston tomorrow. in the evening hours. not a big storm. some winter weather to talk about. more ahead. >> christa: more news now: a community shaken up after a home in gloucester suddenly goes up in flames. sadly, killing a man who was inside. neighbors say the man grew up inside that home and investigators are trying the figure out what went wrong. here is jennifer eagan with more. >> reporter: the flames took hold before gloucester firefighters got to the home just before 4:00 this morning. one person was trapped inside. >> i was at a significant

unfortunately, one fatality. >> we are investigating actively. report tt fire burned the second floor of the home along hammond street down to the studs. >> the first floor was fairly clear. the second floor was fully involved on arrival. they were able to make it up to the stairs. the fire was taking hold of the structure pretty well on the second floor and pushed them back down. >> the neighbors were awakened around 3:00 with crackling, and hadn't seen the fire. he did keep to himself. he was a loner. he did work. he kept to himself. >> i think it's awful. you know? a neighbor. you know? it's awful. >> reporter: investigators from the state fire marshal's offers have been here since the early morning. they are working with the gloucester fire department to determine the cause of the fire. officials have not released

in gloucester, 7 news. >> sarah: a race to the rescue in brockton. two young boys fell through thin ice. right now these two are recovering. more. nicole? department stressing how ponds this winter. especially because the temperatures have been going up and down. >> you take a look, what was once frozen this weekend is now basically back to its water form. firefighters say thanks to the quick actions of friends, that they were able to save the livesle of these two young boys. a frozen pond no more. the thin layer of ice melted. the same pond where two young boys fell through the thin ice this weekend in front of friends. >> i felt sad. i started crying. report@9 and 12-year-old were cracked. these friends were playing nearby and saw the pair in trouble. then rushed to help. >> we wanted to play on the ice.

they went too far in the middle. they fell in. report t boys ran to the street and flagged down passing cars. a driver and another stranger stopped to help. >> they hopped over the fence. they started breaking the ice to get them. >> reporter: they managed to pull out the nine-year-old. the older boy was submerged. now it was firefighters and dive teams making the rescue. >> they were determined. they were going to find this kid. they did. >> reporter: today school department offered needed it. parents of the quick-thinking children are praying for those two boys. >> it's sad. because of the kids. and it could have been my kid. or my nephew's. you know, i'm thankful for what they did. >> reporter: now, the nine-year-old was taken to the hospital on saturday night in good health. he is expected to be okay. fast family friend tells us, though, the 12-year-old is in a coma. there has been no further

we are live in brockton, 7 news. >> sarah: the suspect in a deadly hit-and-run in malden in court today. hitting and killing a 71-year-old as she crossed pleasant street two weeks ago. police have not released the suspect's name. a jeep plows into a community church in hudson, new hampshire this morning. the jeep went right through window. it is driver has been arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated. >> christa: stocks plunging in china into negative territory today after a brutal first week of the new year. china saw huge drops last week because of concerns over the down trip's slowing economy. and weakening currency. u.s. stocks so opened higher today. >> sarah: in the race for the white house: two big names campaigning in our area today. republican front-runner donald trump holding a town hall in windham, new hampshire. the candidate bashed the union leader's newspaper for

he also says he would love to run against bernie sanders. at one point, trump ordered a group of hecklers to be thrown out. meantime, chelsea clinton will attend a fund-raiser for her mother in boston's south end tonight. hillary getting more support. the former new hampshire representative gabby gifford announcing that her husband... not new hampshire, anyway, her husband endorsing her for president. >> christa: the music world mourning the loss of icon david bowie. he was 69 years old. and apparently, he had been a year. today is being remembered for his musical career and his unique style. >> david bowie was a rock music icon. for more than 40 years. his manager confirming the singer's passing on sunday following an 18-month battle with cancer. bowie's death comes two days

celebrated by the release of his 47th studio album "black star." >> david bowie is obviously the coolest kid in the school. >> it had been that way since 1969. "ground control to mayor tom" >> reporter: with the galactic ballad "space oddity." an array of bowie personas. including ziggy stardust. brilliantly. whether it was music, whether it was art. this man did it awesome. >> reporter: bowie added new weight to his pop music and repertoire in the 1980's. in the wee hours of this morning, bowie fans paid their

of fame. news of bowie's passing spread at the golden globe after-party. >> people are singing along to the hits behind us at the moment. it is really quite moving. i'm completely stunned still. >> reporter: well, since his death, fans have paid tribute to the musician around the world. in london, fans left flowers at a bowie mural and at a place where he posed once for an album cover. >> sarah: coming up at noon, new details on the capture of el chapo. today hollywood actor play a role in the recapture of the drug king snin... king snin billions.

>> sarah: welcome back. 12:14.

future. >> christa: you know what? it is frigid out there. feels like the snow is coming. maybe even today. i know that is not the case. >> chris: hey, we need the cold air before we get the snow. temperatures in the 50's yesterday. it is not really the cold. it is wind. that constant wind. 22 miles an hour in the city of boston right now, driving the windchill down to 22. 34 in the city of boston. air temperature-wise, 27 in worcester. levels. we haven't talked much about seasonal weather as we have gone so far through this winter. wind steady out of the west. that west wind driving in some of the cold air. weather prevailing this temperatures not moving much, though. what you will get over the next few hours. a few passing clouds to once in a while mix in with the blue sky. you saw the cold air out of minnesota yesterday for the football game. the vikings and the seahawks there. tremendously cold air. heading in for a play-off football game.

well, that is now over the great lakes. kicking offer lake-effect snow. we are watching this area of low pressure dropping through the northern plains. that is going to swing through the midwest. the energy continues to gather its steam here. you know, a little built of moisture produces some rain and snow showers for us. even some heavier bursts of precipitation near day's end tomorrow. initially, starting off as rain along the coastline early tomorrow evening, then transitioning over to some snow. even in the city of boston, i expect some snowflakes to mix on in. to an inch in the city of boston. one to two inches through worcester. back through 495 into southern new hampshire. definitely a change of pace yesterday. right, danielle? >> danielle: yeah, exactly right. yesterday we had record high temperatures in boston. and worcester. getting up to 58 degrees. the old record was 56 in boston. the high in worcester was 56 as well. old record was 53. what a difference 24 hours makes.

almost 20 degrees in providence. 21 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago in worcester. we are down 14 degrees in boston. so we are also dealing with the wind. that means windchill temperatures feeling like 22 right now in boston. 27 in providence. feeling like 13 up in jaffrey. the winds are going to tonight. for your commute home from work around 6:00, we are still going to be dealing with those gusty westerly winds. up to 30 miles per hour for some of you. breezy through the overnight hours as well. morning that those winds are really going to start to calm down and settle down. we have another cold day on the way tomorrow. but at least we have some sunshine out there. right, chris? >> chris: at least we don't have much wind overnight tonight, danielle. we are talking about that cold air. looks like temperatures tonight in the teens and low suburbs, low 20's in the city of boston. not much of an added windchill factor late night tonight and early tomorrow. clouds thickening up. snow and rain showers arriving late.

east of the coastline. perhaps some snowflakes as early as 3:00, 4:00 p.m. saturday for the football game. there may be some inland snow. we will keep an eye on. that otherwise, quiet and cold through wednesday and friday. >> sarah: still ahead, sean penn isn't the only one authorities in mexico want to speak with. questioning after the capture

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>> christa: new details now in the ongoing saga of el chapo. mexican authorities want to speak with oscar-winning actor sean penn and the mexican soap opera star after they had a secret meeting. >> sarah: during the interview, el chapo admitted that drugs destroy lives but where he grew in, there was no other way to survive. kris anderson has more on this story. >> christa: a by story here. interview saturday. one day after officials arrested el chapo. well, sean penn could face charges for not telling police about his meeting back in october. a mexican law enforcement officials f says that authorities want to speak with actor sean penn and mexican soap opera actress kate castillo about their secret

penn interviewed guzman through blackberry messenger. in the interview, guzman admitted that drugs destroy. but he said that unfortunately, where he grew up, there was no other way to survive. penn says guzman agreed to take questions after a 7-hour meeting in october. three months after guzman escaped from prison. according to penn, this picture awe thent case that meeting. in the interview, el chapo told penn "i supply more heroin, cocaine, and marijuana than anybody else in the world." the mexican navy captured guzman on friday. according to the attorney general, guzman's desire to make movie about himself and his interactions with producers and actors led to his arrest. one mexican official confirmed that investigators learned details about el chapo's whereabouts through intercepted phone calls from penn and del castillo. >> the mexican authorities want to identify as many people closely associated with

>> kris: authorities were aware that penn and del castillo were in mexico to meet with guzman in october and that a planned raid was delayed to make sure the two were not harmed. since guzman's arrest, neither penn nor del castile owe have commented. many have posted messages, calling for the pair to face charges for not alerting authorities about their meing with guzman. again, legal analysts say sean penn could be in trouble bawls of state and federal statutes requiring people to report such information to the police. he could also face a charge of aiding and abetting. kris anderson, 7 news. >> sarah: coming up next, award season has officially kicked off in hollywood. find out who went home with the top honors at the golden globes. for the girl scout meeting... okay. for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?!

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in right? >> christa: we are still thinking about it, right? sleep deprivation. >> sarah: the event last night honored the year's best in tv and movies. it was packed with laughs and of course, plenty of memorable moments. >> the revenant. >> that frontier epic was a revelation at the golden globes. three major wins. best drama, best actor, and best actor. >> this one was about survival. it was about adaptation. >> reporter: honors for best actress went to brie larson. >> i can't believe this! >> reporter: for the hostage drama "room." >> my kids are watching. i have to thank my kids. because i told themfy got on tv, i would definitely say something to them. >> reporter: jennifer lawrence, meanwhile, spoke directly to her frequent director david o. russell after winning best

>> i want us to be buried next to each other. i really do. >> reporter: jon hamm with his second globe as best actor in a tv drama. rachel blue also caught off-guard winning best actress for crazy ex-girlfriend. there was a standing ovation for sylvester stallone's first ever globe. best supportingk a for or the creed. playing the role he originated nearly four decades ago. >> i want to thank my imaginary friend rocky balboa for being the best friend i ever had. >> sarah: i'm so excited for leo. >> christa: a great picture of he and kate winslet. he got overlooked that year. the big thing for titanic. love them together. the big reunion. a shift in fantasy sports sites could be coming to the bay state. the changes set to be reviewed

tomorrow. >> chris: cold day in place. we track some snow for tomorrow. the forecast ahead. >> christa: remembering music legend david bowie after we learned about his battle with

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days with a g.p.s. and curfew of 6:00 to 6:00. thank you. all set. >> reporter: an outburst in court as the suspect in last week's shooting is arraigned. the courtroom packed with officers in uniform and plain-clothes. as 27-year-old grant headley faces a long list of charges. >> resisting arrest. armed assault with intent to murder. >> reporter: with headley listening off-cam trarx prosecutor described how investigators say they spotted headley selling crack cocaine last tuesday, then moved in last friday to pull him over on the streets of dorchester. >> as the officers exited their vehicles, the defendant immediately got out of the acura with a firearm in his hand. turned and walked towards office officer stokinger and began firing numerous rounds at him as he continued to move closer to officer stokinger as he was firing those rounds. >> the officer was rushed to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the leg. other officers chased and tackled headley. the judge set bail at more than a million dollars. relatives complained because

seriously wounded. >> i'm not interested. thank you. >> you were very vocal inside. did you feel like the bail was fair? headley voiced his own complaints as he was hustled away. >> the commonwealth has the right to ask that you be detained without bail for up to 90 days. with a g.p.s. and a curfew of 6:00 to 6:00. thank you. all set. while that officer is at home recovering from his wounds, we learned from court paperwork, the suspect fired his weapon five times. the officer fired back at least four. we are in dorchester, dan hausle, 7 news. >> christa: the man accused in the death of bella bond is held without bail. michael mccarthy pleaded guilty to frurd... not guilty

toddler's mother who blames mccarthy for the death is lying. >> sarah: 7 news now turning to the weather. a cold and windy morning kicking off the workweek. on the way. let's send it over to meteorologist chris lambert with more. >> chris: we are looking for the snow to start warning working in late tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow evening. it is cold and windy outside. this afternoon, not much has changed since sunrise this morning. winds gusting at times over 0 miles an hour. we will continue to see that through the afternoon. we will continue to see also mostly sunny skies. that is the tradeoff there. temperatures running generally into the low to middle 30's this afternoon. then sliding back to the 20's by the ride home from work. as we get into tomorrow, dry morning commute. i'm not worried about the morning commute tomorrow. later in the afternoon and into the evening, some rain and snow does develop and break out. there will be some slick spots likely. especially north and west of early evening hours. this is all gone by the wednesday morning commute. but north and west of boston, especially out near 495, north and west, certainly, by the evening commute there, could

inch or two of snow falling down. now, beverly, boston, down through southeastern massachusetts, we do start off as rain shower. we have to transition over to snow once some heavy precipitation gets going. once we do, we you would could get a coating to an inch of snow in the city of boston. >> sarah: a home in gloucester goes up in flames. claiming the life of the man who lived inside. neighbors say the man grew up in that home. jennifer eagan has the very latest. >> reporter: the flames took hold before gloucester firefighters got to the home just before 4:00 this morning. one person was trapped inside. >> unfortunately, one fatality. we are investigating actively. >> reporter: the fire burned the second floor of the home along hammond street down to the studs. >> the first floor was fairly clear. the second floor was fully involved on arrival of the initial companies. the fire was... had taken hold of the structure pretty well

them back down. >> the neighbors were awakened around 3:00 be crackling and hadn't seen the fire. report t man who lived here was in his 50's and or early 60's and had grown up in the home. >> he did keep to himself. he was a loner. he did work. he kept to himself. >> i think it's awful. you know? a neighbor. you know? it's awful. >> reporter: investigators from the state fire marshal's office have bj here since the early morning. gloucester fire department to determine the cause of the fire. officials have not released the name of the victim. in gloucester, jennifer eagan, 7 news. >> christa: crews rushed to motor lodge. we are hearing from some of the people who escaped. they are lucky to be alive. >> kris: fortunate they did get out.

venue in sturbridge. guestsay they were sleeping in their rooms when all of a sudden, the smoke alarms started going off. flames were right outside of their doors. hay say, again, they are just lucky to be alive. thick smoke and heavy flames woke jamie and her family up early sunday morning. just hours after seeing her sister get married. >> it was a family event. we had family from all over come in. we got woken up at 3:30 in the morning. banging on the door. you know, there is trucks everywhere. my family is like in their pajamas. they were like, all of our suffer the was in flames. not something you expected for a wedding. >> kris: flamed ripped through in sturbridge. sending wedding guests running from their motel rooms. >> one of my family members, the flames were right out of the door. they ran out the back door. it is crazy to think of the roof collapsing. actually, a couple of people were trapped in there. >> kris: firefighters rescued three people who were trapped. the fire chief says no one was hurt.

>> there were several weddings on the property. at that time of the morning, after a long night of entertainment, it is very possible somebody flicked a cigarette. >> kris: all 16 guest rooms were destroyed. several vehicles were also damaged in the fire outside of the hotel. kris anderson, 7 news. >> sarah: boston police are investigating the first homicide of 2016. officials say man was shot and killed early sunday morning on falcon street in east boston. police are still working to identify that victim. so far no, arrests have been made. police are also searching for suspects after a stabbing in mattapan. investigators were seen collecting evidence on wood apartments. condition. >> christa: happening today: students at an elementary school in winchendon are headed back to class after a norovirus outbreak. classes were canceled on friday at the school.

cleaning crews disinfected the building, though, over the weekend. today massachusetts house speaker robert delee owe set to talk about a new bill aimed at fighting opioid abuse. the bill would limit first-time painkiller prescriptions to a 7-day supply. it would require evaluations for overdose victims who seek help at the hospital. however, the bill will not go as far as the one that was proposed by the state's governor charlie baker which would allow doctors to commit a person to a drug treatment facility involuntarily. >> sarah: attorney general maura healey unveiled a proposal in november after looking into the legality of fantasy sports. the changes could include age and advertising restrictions for sites such as draftkings and rival fanduel. >> christa: in oregon, a small armed group has taken over a national wildlife refuge. they want federal land to be controlled by locals. now the mother of the group's

send supplies. everything they say, from blankets, to coffee creamers. >> we can't speak to that particular incident. i don't know what transspired. i don't know who caused it. i would say generally speaking, that is not you are going to see. this is really not about the hammonds and it is not about the bundies. this is about a government who is walking outside the law. >> christa: a spokesperson says they are inching closer to ending that standoff. >> sarah: chinese stocks have plunged deeper into negative territory today after a brutal first week of the new year. china saw a huge drop last week because of concerns over the country's slowing economy and weakening currency. the u.s. stocks omd higher today. now on 7: the federal reserve set to make garage wall increases throughout the year. you may need to revamp your monthly budget when the rates climb. >> as interest rates go up, you will see that quickly reflected in your credit card

credit. typically in one to two statements. if the fed has raised interest rates a few times, by the time your loan resets, you could be looking at a nasty repayment increase. >> sarah: car loans may not be affected that much. car sales set a record pace in 2015. >> christa: nearly half of american teens who have never used tobacco are still exposed to secondhand smoke. this is according to a new study by the cdc. researchers say despite bans on smoking in public places, 48% of teenagers are still exposed to smoke in private places, including their homes, cars, or maybe even at work. music legend david bowie passing away after a battle with cancer. bowie's representative posted the news on the singer's official web site. and his twitter and facebook pages. bowie died peacefully surrounded by his family and friends after an 18-month-long fight against cancer.

released his latest album coincidentally. his music career spanned nearly 50 years. his first album was released back in 1967. reaction really coming in from around the globe. british prime minister tweeting overnight. "i grew up listening to and watching the pop genius. david bowie was a master of reinvention who kept getting it right. a huge loss." david bowie was 69 years old. >> christa: still ahead, a tragic accident has now turned into a blessing for one young couple. after a picture of them recovering goes viral.

>> sarah: shay say a picture is worth a thuz words. a photo of a young couple going viral. >> christa: we will hear more from elizabeth on this right now. >> reporter: as a graphics design student, erica always hoped her work would get noticed. this is something she never saw coming. the 21-year-old and her boyfriend hunter were on their

>> it was new year's day. >> neither one remembers how it happened. hunter came to as his pick-up truck was seconds away from support. >> i don't know how we lived through that. report t picture provides face. he is at home recovering in florida. >> i've got a good gash across the forehead here. >> reporter: but it is a different moment entirely inside erica's hospital room that social media can't stop sharing. >> all i cared about was seeing her and making sure she was okay. you know, before me. i didn't care what happened to me. as long as she was all right. report a caption "not necessary." their looks, their eyes and their neck braces are enough. >> anyone can tell obviously, something happened. and both of us were making sure each other were okay. >> reporter: the picture has made its way around the world. >> that is how long we had from the moment we drifted off into the road. he found a way to come protect my heart. >> reporter: the messages they have received from pure

messages. just telling us that our story is what, you know, brought them out of a really dark place in their life. it changed their life. report a moment that apparently changed lives and not just theirs. >> sarah: the couple is so happy that the photo has touched so many people. i have seen it all over facebook, too. >> christa: yeah. the tear-jerker story of the day. before there is a flood over here, we will send it over to chris lambert. you can talk about the forecast. not raining now at least. >> chris: i'm amazed they were able to get out of that as fortunate as they did. amazing stuff. 34 degrees in boston right now. 27 in worcester. 37 in plymouth. wind out of the west. 20 miles an hour. that is the sustained wind. at times, gusting over 30. adding the chill to the atmosphere. we have a few patchy clouds. especially back through western massachusetts. some snow flurries across the berkshires. to mix in with that sunshine. all in all, more sunshine than clouds. and we will keep that cold afternoon around. with temperatures holding

real cold stuff back across you saw that in minnesota yesterday. for the seahawks and vikings game. -6 at kickoff. that is real cold air. right? that is passing over the relatively warm waters of the great lakes. that is kicking off a lot of lake-effect snow. what we are watching, we will have an alberta clipper copping down. ... klimer coming down. this is close enough and potent enough that we have enough moisture and energy coming in. we will tap into some moisture and snow and rain showers breaking out late into tomorrow. we start off as rain showers and then flip over to some snow as we enter the evening hours. i don't expect a ton of snow. we will likely have some slippery spots. especially north and west of boston. a couple of inches certainly a possibility from worcester to fitchburg. kofting to an inch in boston. after we change over from the rain activity.

mixing in for once here. way too warm to support any of that snow yesterday during the big rainstorm. right, danielle? >> danielle: that's right. rain, wind, and record-breaking warmth. what a combo. we got to 58 yesterday in boston. we set a record there in worcester. old record was 53. we set a record there as well. what a difference 24 hours makes. now temptures have dropped over 20 degrees in worcester. we are down 14 degrees in boston. down 19 in plymouth. we have the wind, too. our temperatures are really feeling like they are in the 20's out there. and that wind is going to stay with us as we head into tonight. those westerly gusts. around 30 miles per hour. if you are heading home from work this evening. around 6:45. they will start to diminish overnight. really, we are not going to talk about those calm conditions until tomorrow. and temperatures will be we will be appreciating these calm winds. at least we have the sunshine, though, today. right, chris? >> chris: that is absolutely right, danielle. we are not adding much insult

tomorrow. it will be cold enough. temperatures down into the teens and low 20's in the city of boston. late in the afternoon, we will track the rain and snow showers in here. yeah. with temperatures in the upper 30's near the coastline, even low 40's across far southeastern massachusetts, we will start off as rain showers. before getting that mix of snow in here. how about saturday? early-looking forecast, some wet weather and cold rain on saturday. inland, outside of 495, some wet snow mixed in. wednesday, thursday, and friday. >> sarah: coming up, the pats get back into the swing of things and getting ready for the kansas city chiefs if their first play-off game. >> christa: powerball mania gripping the nation: the jackpot soaring even higher.

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>> christa: the patriots hosting the kansas city chiefs in the divisional play-off game on saturday.

receiver julian edelman has been cleared to play this weekend. >> sarah: he has been out since breaking his foot in week nine. the bone has healed. it is prone to breaking again. a steel plate was built into his shoe that prevents him from flexing and refracturing that foot again. the chiefs are red-hot as they prepare to invade foxboro. kansas city has won 11 straight. including a 30-0 win over houston in starred's wild-card game. last year, the chiefs blew out the pats on monday night football. bill belichick says even though a lot of time has passed, the pats will still look back at the game. >> right. well, you know, we will definitely look at that game. you know, that was, that was pretty dominant performance by kansas city. i'm sure that there are things from that game that they may try to do or may feel like they still do or may want to

>> sarah: as of today, the pats are favored to win by five points. >> christa: the vikings with a heartbreaking loss to the seahawks in sunday's play-off game. six seconds left. minnesota kicker missed a 27-yard field goal. seattle winning the game. 10-9. the seahawks will take on the panthers now in the divisional round. the college football season comes to an end tonight. >> christa: the national championship between game alabama and clemson will take place in glendale, arizona. clemson is undefeated. alabama is favored by a touchdown. alabama coach nick saban trying to win his fifth national title since 2003. >> sarah: coming up next, we are talking powerball. you might just win over one billion dollars. >> chris: cold for all of office right now. even snow for some of us by tomorrow evening.

>> sarah: powerball frenzy is expected to heat up as it gets closer to wednesday's drawing. >> christa: the jock pot estimated to be a record $1.3 $. it would be more than $800 million for the cash payout. your chances of winning, one in 300 million. people are dreaming of what they would do if they beat the odds. >> the first place i'm going to invest in and buy is probably barbados. i'm going to buy an island. >> i would buy a sports team. >> which team? >> probably the patriots. >> i would buy the bruins.

saturday's jackpot. boston did manage to win a million-dollar prize. that lucky ticket was sold on boylston street at clarendon wine. this gentleman we first talked to there had to clarify that it was the island he was talking about buying. >> sarah: right. what would you buy, chris? >> chris: yeah. you could hang out at my resort during some snowstorms in february. 30-5 degrees. sunny and cold weather continuing throughout the day. not a big storm tomorrow. we have some late-day rain and snow showers working in. could be a burst of some more moderate snow. closer to the sunset hour. and like we have seen, a coating to a couple of inches with the most snow north and west of 495. >> christa: all right v. a

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