the road closure in piedmont on emily lane at grove creek drive. keep that in mind. interstate looking good. speed limit drives. let's see how we look on i-385. picking up around woodruff road. turning to commitment 2016, the focus is on south carolina as candidates continue to look for your vote. geoff: that includes gop front runner donald trump who was boasting about his poll numbers in the palmetto state. he averages a 16 point lead and announced an endorsement in pendleton. former chair of the south behind the candidate. former governor jeb bush will host a meet and greet tomorrow in anderson. it's set to be at 11:15 a.m. at mama penn's restaurant on north main street. this is video from his town hall event yesterday in mount pleasant. by the looks of things, he went to church on ash wednesday. allyson: marco rubio will be at southside christian school in simpsonville today. this after visiting spartanburg yesterday. it was a packed ballroom at the spartanburg marriott. rubio says he's not going to let his performance in the recent debate affect saturday's. geof

this is a live look along emily lane, where crews are responding to a house fire. emergency workers tell us the fire was reported just before six oclock and both firefighters and deputies were called to the scene.we're told the road is shut down near laurel trace circle. 3 also in anderson county. broadway station and whitefiled firefighters are on the scene of a house fire near blue ridge circle.they say fire started around 5 o'clock this morning. luckily no injuries were reported. no word on how the fire was started. stay with fox- carolina on air and online as we learn more information. 3 3 this morning, parents in pickens county are hoping to stop the school board from moving ahead with plans to shut down three schools.. and shuffle students around. around.a vote is planned next week on the proposal to close...a.r. lewis, holly springs and ambler elementary. is live at the pickens county school district... so ashley- when will a final decision be made? 3 - board making a final vote on monday monday- many people feel, board already made up their mind- didn't sto

this is a live look along emily lane, where crews are responding to a house fire. emergency workers tell us the fire was reported just before six oclock and both firefighters and deputies were called to the scene.we're told the road is shut down near 3 also in anderson county. broadway station and whitefield fififighters are on the scene of a house fire near blue ridge circle.they say fire started around 5 o'clock this morning. luckily no injuries were reported. no word on how the fire was started. stay with fox- carolina on air and online as we learn more information. 3 3 with this bitter cold weather sticking around... many experts are warning of the dangers of *not* bundling up. up.and there are also some other things you need to be aware of-- of--fox carolina's ashley minelli is live in pickens county... how's it feeling out there? 3 - ad lib about the weather right now, talk about the current temperature 3 - we've seen a lot of people bundling up over the past few w days... - that will continue through weekend- this morning... wind chill can make 3 - frost bit

in piedmont emily lane is closed due to a fire. in spartanburg an accident on whitney road at north church road. greenville, spartanburg, anderson will be mostly clear and chilly today. west-southwest breezes at 5-8. high of 46. the mountains of north carolina continue under a wind chill advisory until late morning with winds 10-20+ and temperatures going from teens to just 34 for a high in the asheville, hendersonville area today. overnight lows will drop into 21 to 30 range and highs on friday from 41 to 45. more cold air saturday night into sunday with a chance of snow on monday winds 10-20+ and temperatures >>> 7:30 on a thursday morning, 11th day of february. 23 degrees on the plaza. if those people waited around until sunday morning that number could be 0. the polar vortex and al says as far south as florida. >> breaking out the parkas in florida. the royal caribbean ship rocked by a powerful storm arrived back in new jersey late last night and passengers were more than happy to be back on solid ground. >> in the movie "titan

one of my favorites is dessert- for-one birthdays for 2/12/16 (friday) emily, adam & samantha lane - 17 cheyanne graham - blacksburg - 25 vergie a. penn - 58 sharon hinkle pooley - buena vista - 43 conner davis stinnett - 18 samer chehade - roanoke - 17 makayla hubbard - snow creek - 16 chip tarbutton - fincastle - 50 drake houston lewis - 20 gary brown - collinsville - 59 jamey dicks - rocky mount - 18 james dicks - rocky mount - 18 noah reynolds - glasgow - 6 roanoke - 12 kortnie bernard - rocky mount - 16 tre noel - roanoke - 22 debra slater - galax - 60 gracie smith - radford - 6 jase graves - fairfield - 2 renva wilson - roanoke - 90 scott williams - buena vista - 21 cynthia robertson - rocky mount - 39 jacob burleson - christiansburg - 8 gregory aldean penn - 54 lacy simpson, jr. - gretna - 60 sean lucas duncan - indian valley - 9 ahmad bullard - roanoke dwight hanshew - hot springs - 72 jasmine & chris cunningham - 5th this is a live look at an industrial fire in hillsborough, new jersey. the fire started yesterday around 3 p.m., but is listed as under control. firefighters ar

emily: breaking overnight, the mass pike just reopening all lanes in charlton after a truck crash. this tractor trailer slammed into an overpass there and rolled over. state police say the driver is suffering life-threatening injuries, and was unconscious when he was pulled from the wreck. some fuel did spill after the crash. that woburn man was taken for a wild ride. and right now, the driver has not been found and the hunt is on to track him down. randy: the eyeopener' s frank holland is in woburn this morning with the clues police are following. frank: it all happened right here. and this morning the man on top at this intersection. and this morning the man on top of that car hood is just thankful he' s alive. fred pica suffered a broken foot the car yesterday morning. police say the driver, tyson delgado, was trying to get away after assaulting an officer who was investigating a nearby theft. pica says he never saw it coming. the driver eventually stopped, sending pica to the ground. he' s expected to recover. police are now searching for delgado, who faces several charges. >>

north of town, as you travel along, this is a crush blocking one lane. 93 southbound is a little bit slow. emily: thank you. some of the stories we' re watching, one person after flames ripped through a home and limit. -- home in plymouth. investigators believe a fire randy: right now this new hampshire teacher is off the job accused of assaulting a student. manchester police say anita lemay knocked a piece of candy at the southside middle school. the student ended up with a scratch. emily: we are awaiting new obama' travel plans are due out today for the march trip. it will the first visit by a sitting u.s. president in seven decades. right now a state senator under fire. federal agents hauling evidence out of his office late into the night. the raid focused on allegations of free services and campaign cash. the eyeopener' s todd kazakiewich is live at the state house where lawmakers are in session today. todd: the question this morning , will we see senator bryan joyce here. there' s been no sign of him at the state house, at his home or at his law offices, where that raid took place. as you t

emily: we are watching your commute. olessa: we are still watching an accident on 128 southbound by route 38. the pike looks better. another crash on route greet northbound with one lane blocked. emily: the driver convicted in this tragic crash on the arbor the 20 euro was found guilty last month of negligent operation for causing the 2013 crash that injured five people. one of those critically injured. the victim killed by a train in dedham has been identified as a teenager. the 13-year-old was hit and killed yesterday during the evening commute and he is from dedham. join us four newscenter5 at >> it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, from the new comedy, "how to be single," rebel wilson. and music mogul and author l.a. reid. plus, michael cooks up a healthy, tasty dish as we continue our "big game week." all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] >> and now, here are your emmy award-winning co-hosts, kelly

emily: breaking news. is dead after a house fire. two others were taken to the hospital. welcome back. still only one lane getting morning accident. crews are on the scene. delays. everyone is stopping to see what's going on. give yourself the extra travel time. emily: indeed. cold out there. cindy: it is cold. we have a little bit of snowfalling. it is light. we're going to find more of the snow showers. the activity is out there this morning. it kind of ramps up. it will be scattered through the afternoon. out of the teens and 20's in to the 30's this afternoon. quick coating up to an inch of snow possible. the cold really is the big story headed through the weekend. we're going below zero here for the first time all winter on sunday morning. emily? emily: all right. thank you. a new hampshire clerk comes face to face with a robber. less are trying to track down the man who held up convenience store. surveillance video shows the clerk behind the counter. it is a plastic gun. they realize it it and jump in to action. >> he tried to run away. i grab him and start beating him up. he got away. i wish i took him harder. emily: the cle

emily: about five minutes ago cincinnati police and firefighters cleared the scene on the southbound lanes of i-75 in the viaduct. they have the scene cleared. they say one person was hit on the highway, but has minor injuries and is expected to be ok. it was part of a multi-car crash. at one point, that person got out of their car and was on the highway and was hit. no major injuries involved. this scene was cleared in under an hour, and traffic is back to normal. sheree: now to our top story tonight. we are learning more about the man a shot and killed by cincinnati police. mike: in a moment, we' ll hear from the suspect' s girlfriend, as she details the hours before the shooting. but first, let' s walk you through the incident, with newly released cell phone video. dramatic moments captured on a cell phone camera. >> please do what you' re asked. please. mike: a witness pleads with paul gaston to comply the eyewitness video initially show' s the 37- year-old complying. gaston gets to his knees, hands are visible, officers have their guns drawn. the deadly turn comes when gaston does not

. >> i'm emily henning, i want to let y kn ur work, first, there's going to be daily lane closures on highway 29 in spartanburg, between highway 14 and pine ridge road, that starts todayed and will last through spring and summer. expect delays and look out for colleen lane closures there -- lane closures there. also repairing the road there, expect a lot of crews throughout, watch your speed and look out for them. i'll be back on 7 news daybreak tomorrow morning from 4:30 to 9:00. >>> do you know 27% of people spend their tax refunds on this. we'll have the answer i 7 news is live at 5 is back with "do you know" .. what do >>> 7 news live at five back with do you know? what do most americans spend their tax refund on? according to go banking rates.com, the answer is paying off debt. good for you. putting it in savings, also smart, we should point out 30% of people do not get a tax refund. >>> new numbers show the average south carolinians is getting deeper in debt. 17.5. the state department of consumer affairs. the same survey, says there are fewer people seeking debt relief help fro

lane is closed. heading south, no problems as 24 and 95 look good. schedule. emily: economy headlines. right now, you u.s. stocks were higher after gains yesterday and today, wall street will be the minutes from the latest federal reserve meeting. revenue from massachusetts first casino is climbing. plainridge pulled in $12.5 million from its slot machines in january. that' s up from just over $11 million in december. it' s also down from the peak take of $18 million back in july. randy: a new agreement between the u.s. and cuba brings commercial air reality. u.s. airlines have 15 days to transportation department. the agreement allows up to 20 roundtrip flights per day between u.s. cities and havana. right now, there are only chartered flights between the two countries. winter can certainly melt your patience, but if you' re not careful, it can also test your savings. experts say the biggest money wasters when the weather turns colder, more online shopping . it is so easier to collect when you are not wandering the aisles. more takeout namely ordering that comfort food, and not using

. >> emily smith takes us on a tour of 707 taylors lane. >> reporter: it's a home with water on all sides. >> got long island sound, which is predominantly the view you have from the great room. >> reporter: it has three separate towers with communal space in the center and individual towers for bedroom quarters. you have all the work areas and all the high grade top of the line appliances over here with your breakfast bar and your table offset a little bit over to the left. >> reporter: each room has sliding doors that show off the views. >> you are basically situated on rock, so uneffected in every way by the natural elements or the storms. when high tide comes you can hear the water going underneath the house, so it's elevated up for that reason. you're actually in the family room, but this one is compriseed inside the master bedroom tower. >> reporter: each tower is three stories. >> you're entering the top level of the bedroom tower, which obviously has the master. >> reporter: it's minimalist with a gas fireplace. >> get comfortable. >> master bathroom? >> master bathroom. again, sl

lane. onto 75 eastbound, it is backed up for two out -- for two miles. reporting live near to 75. emily wood, wlwt news 5. sheree: you saw this first on investigators first revealed what they see. the table was -- with wads of cash, we did, cell phones. only we were able to see this -- on friday. mike: brian hamrick leading the way on this developing story. reporter: they call themselves rap artist. but police call them killers and drug dealers. they named a bout a half-dozen of them today. this is a significant drug bust. we were the first to show you what police seized. including drugs, guns, large sums of cash. police, atf were involved in this investigation. this into deming was called fdd. a may through november. including drug trafficking, even though fdd members produce rap videos and are locally known rap artists, they are also dangerous criminals. at least five others have been arrested now. they say that they have other people in custody. some charges are still yet to come. they believe that more arrests are yet to come. reporting live, brian hamrick, wlwt news 5. mike: a hack

emily: we watching the commute. olessa: two lanes are closed and 90 northbound. we are watching another issue and 90 northbound by route to the thickest of heavy. more delays on the expressway. this woman in connection with several incidents. of bank fraud and. identity theft they believe she is part of the group known to breakinto cars and still personal information there was a new that aims to increase the fine for jaywalking. the senate majority leader is because it is five dollar fine for the first offense and $50 and $75 for subsequent violations and she says one person is hit every eight minutes of massachusetts and that fine is only one dollar. i guess i never really gave much thought to the acidity in any foods. never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. my dentist has told me your enamel is wearing away, and that sounded really scary to me, and i was like well can you fix it, can you paint it back on, and he explained that it was not something that grows back, it's kind of a one-time s

emily: some of the roads are wet. the pike. s go to the maps. . 93 southbound, one lane is closed. pike eastbound, 40 minutes. the expressway north, a disabled car blocks the lane. my five minutes braintree into boston. cindy: we are seeing the snow right now. this gives you an idea of the visibility. it is a tough situation. that is when conditions will be the worst. snowing around noon time. the winter storm warning goes until 3:00. the winter weather advisory on the cape. still seeing rain on the cape. some sleet mixing in. elsewhere, dealing with snow bands coming through and dropping visibility. all of this moisture is still working up the coast. starting to see the snow shift to the cape. it is going to be about 2:00 before the intensity kicks up. in terms of how much snow, widespread, four to eight inches of snow. lesser amounts on the south coast and the cape. a gets out of here this evening. early next week, a gets colder on monday. ramerica's heroes have a message. if you've fought... pyou know picking a commander in chief is no small thing. you're looking for smarts... a

emily: chief deputy mark schoonover says the chase started in lincoln heights just before noon, when undercover narcotics officers tried to stop the car for a lane violation. the driver, 24-year-old anthony knight, refused to stop leading officers on a 55-mile chase miles per hour. >> these were some bad individuals, and our officers handled this very professionally, and it came to a safe conclusion. emily: the sheriff' s office says police cruisers stopped following the car once it reached the indiana state line, speeding past fellow drivers. it came to its final stop in harrison, where deputies arrested booker, knight, and 19-year-old chucky foley. >> when the ground units break off of a pursuit and someone feels like they' re not being pursued any longer, then they do just that, but probably what they did not know was that our helicopter unit was following every step they made. emily: a fourth person was in the car but not arrested. a handgun and small amount of marijuana were also recovered in emily wood, wlwt news 5. lisa: the driver is facing felony charges in both ohio and kentucky. the two passengers were both arrested on outstanding war

with the brightest emily: chief deputy mark schoonover says the chase started in lincoln heights just before noon when undercover narcotics officers tried to stop the car for a lane violation. the driver, 24-year-old anthony knight refused to stop leading officers on a 55-mile chase reaching speeds as high as 90-miles-per-hour. >> these were some bad individuals and our officers handled this very professionally and it came to a safe conclusion. >> they are resting him right now. emily: the sheriffs office says police cruisers stopped following the car once it reached the indiana state line speeding past fellow drivers. it came to its final stop in harrison where deputies arrested booker, knight and 19-year-old chucky foley. >> when the ground units break off of a pursuit and someone feels like they' re not being pursued any longer then they do just that but probably what they did not know was that our every step they made. emily: a fourth person was also in the car, but not arrested. the sheriff' s office says a handgun and small amount of marijuana were recovered from the rental car. mike: the driver is facing felony charges in both ohio and kentucky. the two pa

lanes are closed, and that will be out there for another 10-15. the construction is also clearing. problem free. oncve ok, but we will keep you posted. emily: thank you. a mother and her five-year-old daughter are critically injured. they were hit by a driver in boston, and frank holland is an roxbury right now with the efforts to save their lives. frank: police say a witness that woman did all she could to give that baby a chance to survive. the mother in her five-month-old were crossing humble avenel around 9:00 last night. they were hit by a car. a woman rushed over to help, frantically getting the baby cpr. >> i just came out, and i didn' t think she would make it. she' s little, very tiny. i tried to do what i could do, what i knew how to do to try and help her. frank: both the mother in the child' s will taken chat -- the mother and child were taken to the hospital. police are trying to figure out if speed was a factor. randy: thank you. other stories we are following -- police searching for this man, accused of murdering a woman. police say he killed her, leaving her body at the cliff side apartments. anyone with information is aske

lane is getting by for another 20 minutes or so. we're expecting the trains and the buses to start the morning on schedule. emily. emily: thank you. breaking overnight. a 16-year-old has died after he was stabbed in dorchester. it happened yesterday afternoon at columbia road and devon street. police responded to a call for a person shot but found the boy had been stabbed. he was taken to boston medical center where he died late sunday night. one person is in custody but no formal charges have been filed. randy: the man accused of setting off a shelter-in-place order last week at umass amherst will go before a judge today. police say 19-year-old william mckeown attacked a student inside a dorm on thursday night. witnesses reported seeing a gun, alert. mckeown surrendered on friday. investigators are still searching for a second suspect. emily: an attleboro man is preparing to face a judge today, accused of running a meth lab out of his home. the bust happening during a well-being check. police arrested robert acheson sunday after a so-called "case worker" found him passed out in his apartment on knight avenue. firefighters say fum

emily: olessa: how is our commute going? we are watching problems outside on 128 by route 129. two lanes are closed. we are still watching a crash on 100 g-8 and a disabled car. emily: we' re back with you at 8:56 a.m. make sure you have the wcvb message. if you've fought... pyou know picking a commander in chief is no small thing. you're looking for smarts... and guts. we looked at each candidate... we studied their record... we know... looked them over... we checked them out... and we chose one. there's only one. jeb bush. he's got a plan. he'll keep us safe. rhe's a president - a commander in chief. jeb bush. best prepared to be commander in chief. right to rise usa is responsible for the content >>> check out times square right now. a bunch of sailors from the uso and getting into the game day spirit, as well. just a few days till the super bowl and we have a "deals & steals" to inspire your super bowl party. >> yeah, good stuff out there. >> some good eats in there. >>> plus george clooney and all-star cast of "hail, caesar!" have a new moved and all started as clooney's practical joke. we'll ha

emily: we are keeping an i on the roads. olessa: we are looking better in saugus on route one where there was an accident that had two lanes a shutdown. 93, an accident cleared on the southbound side. the expressway is still heavy. emily: thank you, we' re back at 8:56 a.m. make sure you have the wcvb mobile app with you. >>> what about mommy? >> mommy? >> mommy. >> not mommy. >> right. >> okay, now, let me ask y'all something. y'all crazy? [ laughter ] >> that is the video we've been showing you. it's steve harvey and the patterson family of chesterfield, missouri, and the "family feud" clip that has everybody talking. the whole team is joining us right now. samuel, trisha, yolanda and cecilia. who among you is a mommy? hi, guys. raise your hand if you are a mommy. >> hi. >> i guess we have a slight delay. so i want to ask you guys, what was going through your mind, sheila, when steve harvey kept asking you for another word more mom. >> well, what had happened was i had a moment there and i really think my nerves got the best of me. it just really got the best of me. >> so, one of you guys -- >> there was a couple -- >> go

lane 24 northbound by route 139. trains and bus s are starting the morning on schedule. randy, emily. randy: a malden police captain claiming the city kept him from investigating certain crimes. emily: the people he thinks the city wanted to protect. and saving for retirement means more than wise investing. the other keys to building a >> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." emily: flooding forces hotel guests out into the cold. and the cause of that mess could hit homes and businesses across the state. randy: passengers trapped in an airport for hours after weather diverts their flight. the hold-up that had nothing to do with snow and rain. this is ground control to major tom emily: tributes and trophies for music's brightest stars. the big winners at the grammy awards on the eye for this tuesday morning. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." randy: roads are slick out there this morning after last night's snow and rain. the radar is clearing out now, but that could all change by tonight's commute. we have all of that for you t

lane of the highway was shut down. randy: right now, the search is on for a suspect wanted after a hit and run. emily: frank holland' s live this morning. frank? frank: good morning. that hit and run happened right here at this intersection, an innocent pedestrian was hurt after he was thrown from the hood of the car. >> by the time i seen the car, it was dead set on me. i just. on the hood and i held on for dear life. he suffered a broken ankle and foot. he is grateful to be alive. he was hit yesterday morning. the van driving was making a get away from police officers. this morning the search continues for 29-year-old tyson delgado. he was being questioned about a nearby fast when he assaulted an officer and made a wild escape. police are asking anyone with information to contact them. emily: breaking news out of oregon, the fbi has surrounded the remaining members of an armed militia and a federal wildlife refuge. the occupier said they would turn themselves in today, but often yelled at negotiators, vowing to come out of debt or without charges. the fbi says they never wanted to engage the group,

you are traveling northbound, one lane is closed, but the pike is quiet and no problems on 93 randy: reaction this morning to a report of the boston latin school. emily: new findings on how the administration handled the racial incident. and a car split in half by a telephone pole. why police say that driver was going so fast. randy: a lot of commuters are breathing a sigh of relief. the work going on throughout the night by amtrak to fix the signal problem. just after 5:00, they got the signal problem fixed. emily: that' s right. a better morning for commuters. randy: breaking right now, a fix for the problem that snarled two commutes for tens of thousands of people on the rails. the information just coming in. emily: a mother and baby hit by a car in boston. this morning, tearful reaction from the witness, desperate to save that baby' s life. randy: an attack on a student at umass amherst. the search for suspects right now, and the message for everyone on campus. on the eye for this friday

emily: olessa, we have a mess right there. here on 128. this is in randolph. you can see this overturned truck here with two lanes shut down. this is on northbound side of 128 and as you can see there are only left lane is getting by at this point. sky 5 over the scene for us. here is the back-up getting into is that accident scene. bumper-to-bumper ride for you all the way back to expressway. you want to plan accordingly if you're heading toward that accident scene. this is all happening on 128 northbound side by route 24. and just the right lane. the left lane is squeezing by. route 3 north by bergen park way. expressway 30-35 braintree to boston. the pike now about 25 minutes 495 to 128. and then delays on 93 south picking up near wilmington at 125. going to stay heavy all the way down to the leverett connector. the trains and the buses are running on schedule. a little bit of sun glary out there this morning. cindy: nice sunshine out there right now. this is a live look over boston. it is a quiet start to the week but it's going to get more active and more complicated as the week wears on. 34 degrees in boston right now

lane has been open through the overnight hours. clearing as we speak. heading out to the trains and the buses they're starting the randy, emily randy: right now bill cosby's wife is preparing to face some tough questions in massachusetts. emily: that's despite some last-minute moves to stop this appearance. the eyeopener's frank holland is live in springfield with what we can expect today. good morning, frank. frank: good morning. camille cosby is expected to answer questions under oath in the suit that accuses her husband of sexually assaulting seven women decades ago. something her lawyer fought hard to prevent from happening. all weekend, lawyers for the 71-year-old fought to try and postpone this deposition. this is civil lawsuit. the alleged victims claim bill cosby defamed them by denying their sex assault allegations. but his wife's lawyers argue she has had no involvement in the facts or allegations involved in the case. writing in an emergency motion late saturday night, the public testimony would serve, quote, "no purpose other than to harass and embarrass the judge denied that motion ruling that the deposition will go forward at 9:30 this morni

lane says his mom had asked for a divorce the day of the shootings. more testimony today in the trial of alexander fazzino in decorah. he's accused of killing his wife emily in their boone home in 2012. jurors watched a video of thursday, investigators questioning fazzino. he described emily's addiction to painkillers. , she was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. judge may challenge senator grassley in november. judge told the register that she believes grassley deserves a real race in 2016. due in part to his refusal to consider a supreme court nominee from president obama. three other democrats have already announced plans to challenge senator grassley, state senator robb hogg, and former lawmakers bob krause of fairfield and tom fiegen of clarence. also in the paper, get your donuts while you can. the donut king in west des moines will have to close by march 20. the building is going to be torn down to make way for a new development. owner lou king says he hopes to open again somewhere else. a customer has started a gofundme page to help pay for the new location. elizabeth: you might want to grab a hot cup of coffee to go with your donut this mor

lane blocked on 93 south at 125 also cleared away. and so far you're in good shape all the which down to the leverett connector. morning on schedule. emily: commitment 2016. the clock is ticking for candidates in new hampshire ahead of tomorrow's first-in-the-nation primary. randy: the eyeopener's erika tarantal is here following both sides of the race. erika: we start with the democrats. hillary clinton and bernie sanders will make a last-minute push today in the granite state. clinton returned to manchester last night after a campaign detour in michigan where she called on flint's mayor to end the water crisis. meantime sanders, who holds a strong lead in the new hampshire polls, held an event in portsmouth. both candidates sticking to their message, making a final plea to voters. clinton: i'm asking people to really consider this as a job interview. who is ready to do the job on day one? sanders: to bring about the changes that the american people want. we need a political revolution. erika: new hampshire is a same-day registration state, giving candidates up until the last minute to get people to vote. on the republican side, candida

lane by washington street. more delays down at route 3. out to the west, mass pike beginning at route 9. slowdowns 30 minutes all the way into the allston/brighton tolls. randy, emily. randy: k.b., thank you. a tribute today for a new england native killed in the line of duty on her first day. emily: the eyeopener's kelley tuthill is live in merrimack, new hampshire, with the tribute planned for the officer today. kelley: randy and emily, officer guindon grew up here, graduated from merrimack high. a moment of silence in her memory. >> a kid who gives her life to community service has her life taken away on that very first day, it's just not right. kelley: right now an army staff sergeant assigned to the pentagon is behind bars on murder charges. police say he shot and killed his wife and then opened fire on officer ashley guindon after she violence call. guindon became a marine after graduation. she was sworn in as a police officer in virginia on friday. two other officers were also injured in the shooting. guindon was born in springfield. her uncle is on the force there. kelley tuthill, wcvb, newscenter 5. erika: the race for the white house comes to massachusett

also, highway patrol reporting a road closed on emily lane at

in piedmont emily lane is closed due to a fire. in spartanburg an accident on whitney road at north church road. greenville, spartanburg, anderson will be mostly clear and chilly today. west-southwest

the road closure in piedmont on emily lane at grove creek drive. keep that in mind. interstate looking good. speed limit drives. let's see how we look on i-385. picking up around woodruff road.