we have snow back through metro west and the worcester hills. the snow continues all the way so if you have travel plans out of boston heading toward metro new york through hartford and waterbury, it's going to be a slow go down there, as well. for them the storm peels out of there faster than us. where is that system? it's coming off the outer banks of north carolina. this will scoot east of the cape during the day. in doing so, it will allow the rain the change over the snow. so boston right now at 37. norwood 37. plymouth at 39. even when the changeover happens, i still think the temp in the city will be about 34, 35. that will slow down accumulating snow, but with time the snow will start to come down at a greater intensity, which will drag the cold air out of the cloud and begin to overwhelm the ground with accumulating snow. at that time, that's when travel conditions will become quite poor. so you have a slow morning with the snow, steady and occasionally heavy at times. that's happening through first part of the afternoon. and then as we

there's several batches of the heavy snow, and back into metro west, the colors of blue become dark again and also in the connecticut river valley and western hills. snow line has made snow progress across the cave. here's the storment again, it eastern seaboard. back edge is in the city. and we anticipate the back edge of the snow moving through massachusetts during the afternoon. several hours of accumulated snow. beverly at 32. at these temperatures, it will be easier for the snow to accumulate on main roadways. we have concern for poor travel out there. with temperatures around 31, 32, 33, it's a heavy wet snow. it's not like an arctic blast of cold air, with so many storms last winter. this is a storm that's behaving more like you would find in the month of march, than february. the concern here, with five to eight inches of snow, it's a heavy wet snow. that has already been leading to tree limb damage. tree limbs coming down. trees coming down in the case of going through power lines, it's a lost of power. that's the concern, perhaps destruction. the winds will pick up. the heavy we

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right now in the city of boston down through metro west, 128, that's a slow go. the yellow pockets indicates the heavier rain moving through natick approaching weymouth and braintree and south of town, move dense, the 95 corridor, this two weeks up through southeast mass and catches up with you on the south shore. on and off rain this evening and we'll have that continuing overnight tonight. there's more rain down the eastern seaboard and this is the same storm that led to severe weather last night through portions of the gulf coast and it's doing it again right now through the middle atlantic states. i'm not concerned about severe weather but there will be leftover wind energy from the storm. at midnight tonight, some scattered showers around metro boston but this yellow and

in southern vermont 1 to 3. 6 to 9 in metro west including boston higher county and back down to southeastern massachusetts. 9 to 12. but there may be locally higher amounts. if we get some bands that come in off the ocean at 1 to 2 inches per nor snowing -- per hour snowing all day there may be amounts over a foot. blizzard warnings are in effect and other warnings as well pamela. >> multiple warnings and blizzard warning is the wind and low visibility and this is located on the south shore cape and islands. winds will be sustained or gusting up to 35 miles per hour with 3 hours in that chunk of time. so it doesn't have anything to do with snow but the snow making things worse. that goes until 7 p.m. winter storm warning until 7 a.m. tuesday in pink and winter whread advisory far -- weather advisory farther to the north a west. coastal issue here. coastal flood warning in effect to the south coastal floodadvisory in the brighter green from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. high tide and we expect minor to potentially moderate coastal flooding. beach erosion et cetera the typical stuff we experience with the

one died here and another at the hospital. were found dead not far from here in the metro west department and two young men died in a shooting that ended at the florida mall. >> i have a thousand friends, so this goes everywhere. >> the police seem overwhelmed by the murder cases this weekend. they say they're especially trying to sort through the surveillance video in this case and talk to some 300 witnesses, people who were inside here and get us the surveillance video. we keep asking for it. >> all right. erik von ancken reporting live tonight. thank you. >> casey anthony is going into business for herself. the woman who was acquitted on charges she murdered her 2-year-old daughter caylee wants to open her own photography shop. news 6 reporter eric sandoval tracked down where she wants to open it in west palm beach. anthony wants to start her own photography business. news 6 has found out it's owned by patrick mckenna, anthony's defense team's lead investigator during her murder trial. this is mckenna where he arrived at the scene where caylee was found dead in 2008. he and his wife ha

winter storm watch now up for southeastern mass, boston, metro west. up to the north shore, beginning monday morning. into tuesday morning. watching actually two systems. we have one down to the south, one out to the north and west. this one is actually the weaker one following this first one. but this first one is gathering strength right now and will impact us beginning as early as tomorrow morning's commute. as for right now a couple of flurries up through northern new england. otherwise, we're seeing mostly sunny skies out there to start. in the teens and 20's. we'll warm up today into the low to mid 40's with a lot of sunshine. increase this evening out ahead of our system. and then notice overnight into first thing tomorrow morning, the snow starts to fly as early as 5:00 a.m. on parts of the cape and the islands. so we'll have the hour-by-hour forecast and talk about how much you can expect where you live. antoinette and doug. antoinette: danielle, thank you. right now one local town reeling from tragedy. heavy snow weighing down tree limbs bein

news 6 reporter amanda castro is helping her get results tonight in the metro west area. >> she waits here every morning with her daughter to catch the school bus. she says many cars just drive by, ignoring the flashing lights and the stop signs. she's worried the kids could be in danger. that's why she reached out to news 6 to get results. caught on camera this morning, a car driving past a school bus with the stop signs out and flashing lights. her daughter was almost hit while crossing the street. >> it went right past her when she was trying to get on to the bus. >> she says she sees drivers like this all the time at the bus stop in metro west. the mother has several videos of parked on the side of the road to pick up students. the vehicles are not stopping to let kids safely cross the street. angie says this has been happening for several years. >> it's a matter of time until somebody gets injured. >> she says she tried to get help but nothing's happened. she fed up no one is cracking down on drivers illegally passing school buses and putting these kids in danger. >> it's very sc

we're also getting results for children in the metro west area. >> driver's license and registration, please. >> it's amazing something happened that fast. >> one day after that mom showed us this cell phone video showing cars passing a stopped school bus, how police say they're going to keep students safe. we'll have that for you, coming up. frustrates a lot of parents when you see cars going by their kids time, we're 11 degrees warmer than we were yesterday at this hour in ocala. 7 degrees warmer in orlando. 6 degrees warmer in daytona beach. tonight, i think you can deal with this. yes, we're going to be below normal, but it's going to be okay. 53 degrees by 10:00. by 11, 52. i'll be right back to pinpoint a milder overnight low for tonight. then we'll talk about what a beautiful day tomorrow's going to be. and then time out the next cold front. >> all right, tom. thank you. meteorologist candace campos has been traveling the whole area today, pinpointing the weather. >> tonight she's ended her trip in tavares. >> our pinpoint weather road trip has come to an end. we're in tavares

at the corner of metro park circle and old park lane in metro west. this video shows another driver speeding right past the bus with the lights on and stop signs out. most of the incidents she says happened in the morning. she's seen many cars drive right past the bus as students cross the street. she tells news 6 this has been happening for years. people should be aware of the laws with the stop signs on the sides of the bus and the red light and the sign comes out, you need to stop. >> but angie says they're not. and other students' safety. this is a bus stop for local elementary, middle and high school. >> no incidents have happened to my knowledge but it's only a matter of time before something does happen. >> that's why she reechtd out to news 6 to get results. >> i'm hoping people around here see it's a problem and they need to stop. >> she hopes drivers will pay bus. >> i want change and i hope something will be done with it and hopefully it can happen. >> and we just heard back from the orange county school district. they say transportation le

in metro west, eric sandoval, news 6. >> thank you. again, police think you may help lead them to these women. spread the word and share the video with your friends to help police get results. it's easy. we posted it on facebook.com/news 6. >> more surveillance video could also help detectives catch a robber who is giving batman a bad name. take a look. you can see him entering the dollar store on cimarron boulevard north of colonial. he pulls a batman mask over his face as he walks in. off camera, he demanded and got money from the clerk and then walked out. this happened around this time last night. about 90 minutes later, deputies think this same guy held up another dollar store on goldenrod. call crime line at 1-800-423-tips. >> orlando police are still looking for the suspect who shot two people, killing one of them. it happened overnight near the serrano apartments and the summer gate condos on cypress woods drive off conroy road. >> i was halfway down the stems and i heard five gunshots. >> the neighbor tells us he was down the

that shooting happened at a home on robert trench jones drive in the metro west area. that's where julie salmon is now. you found out that the victim may have an by target. >> reporter: the younger brother had no criminal history but they believe the older brother was targeted. but still the family says no one deserves to die like this. gene jennings says she lost her nephews in what felt like a blink of an eye. waiting for justice will take much longer. >> we need answers to this senseless crime. >> reporter: on super bowl sunday around 7:00, antonio jones and his 16-year-old brother christian were shot and in metro west. the community is gated but police say the shooting happened inside one of the the elevator. decks told me they don't have the leads they need and the family came to orlando police headquarters pleading for the public to feel their pain. >> we're pleading for anyone, somebody, anyone to come forth with any information. >> reporter: police believe the older brother was targeted but won't elaborate. i searched court records in orange county and found an

. >> yeah, half an inch or more out through metro west, worcester hills. it's not even a cold rain we have building humidity from this weather system, bringing rain into southern new england at this time. it moves offshore tonight. down south, portions of georgia, a second storm forms tomorrow, and then scoots up the eastern seaboard friday morning. at that time, the air is turning colder. and it is a challenging forecast because will there be enough cold air where we're talking about an accumulating snow? i do think across southeast mass plymouth, bristol counties, as well as portions of the cape, yes, for a few hours friday morning likely to have accumulating snow. metro boston, northshore metro west, there will be patchy light snow and flurries friday morning commute. but the steadiest snow looks like it's focused south county, southshore, buzzard's bay and out on the cape and island. so that's where i think you'll find the most snow for this weather system, friday. rain tonight. portions of the southshore, around metro boston, a coating to a couple of

right now in the city of boston, just a couple pockets of drizzle but there is steadier rain metro west, worcester hills, merrimack valley. quickly sweeps northeast, also down south of the pike. this band of steady rainfall works over 95, 24 and then finds a home on the south shore over the next one to you two hours. but again it's rain. we're not concerned about snow or ice overnight tonight. there are some leftover colder pockets of air in the worcester hills with some locations reporting a little bit of freezing rain and freezing drizzle. but even in these locations this warm front will blast through southern new england and then the temps will drop quickly later this evening. into the 50s. the problem with that warmer air that will allow stronger winds, which are up in the clouds right now and not able to come down to the ground, to find their way to the ground.

summer: wesh 2 news has learned two men shot and killed at a metro west condo complex were targeted. that' s according to orlando police who were called to the strongbridge reserve condos off of robert trent jones drive yesterday. wesh 2' s bob kealing joins us live from there right now, and bob, what' s the latest on the investigation? bob: the good news is, police tell us they have some good leads and they don' t feel there' s a danger to the public. still, this level of violence as people living in this area, greatly concerned. >> it' s so sad, you know? taking someone' s life. bob: regardless of the motive, residents near the stonebridge reserve complex in metro west evening. today, orlando police say that the two victims were targeted. wesh 2 found court records that show one of them 32-year-old antonio jones was awaiting trial on drug charges. police will not say if they think the murders are drug related. >> it' s certainly surprising. bob: nicola hishmeh lives close by and says smaller crimes here are not uncommon, but a double murder most certainly is. >> in this neighborhoo

antonio jones and his brother were gunned down while on their way to a super bowl party in metro west. investigators say the brothers got off the elevator and that's when people showed up with guns, chased them and then shot them. >> it's not going to bring christian or shay back but we will have that peace of mind that somebody is locked up for the crime they committed. >> the family describes christian as an honor student and antonio leaves behind two young children. if you know anything about this shooting, give crime line a call. >> in brevard county, a bank robber gets busted. take a look at this video inside the community educator's credit union. he told the teller he had a weapon so she handed over stacks get to keep it very long. an off duty deputy spotted the suspect andrew reed, with evidence connected to the robbery, he's now in jail. >> the department special investigation's unit arrested seven suspects after receiving complaints relate today an illegal drug activity. agents uncovered drugs, paraphernalia, $300 in cash. the investigation is ongoing >> thousands of runners

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notice later on wednesday the steadiest rains are still really metro west west. so it is close whether the evening commute will have a good deal of rain in boston. it will across worcester county. i think it could be reaching that eventually will move through and clear away. the chances of rain, i do have a low in there because there is still the chance along the south coast of the cape. no chance tomorrow. thursday young will be dry. wednesday particularly the pm hours meaning afternoon and night is when we will likely get wet. cooler tomorrow in the 40s. actually that wet weather is going to be accompanied by gustily southerly winds on wednesday afternoon into wednesday night which will send the temperatures back into the 50s all over again. we'll have lingering clouds for awhile on thursday as we turn cooler i think most of the additional moisture will be offshore. then it is colder for friday, saturday and sunday. we will also see an increase in cloudiness. right now, it is still pretty mild and about to cool off some. ed: let's check your health. boston medi

that is how the roads near metro west are expected to be. and i expect we will see more of these metro west schools hauling it just as other school districts around the area have been doing. i just tweeted two minutes ago to mass dot, the department of transportation, trying to get an update on how answer pieces of equipment they have up there. how much we can says there a full force of snow plows out there. treatment out there and as soon as we hear back, i will let you know. as of 4:00 this morning, more than 1100 crews were out on the roadways chemically treating the roads. trying to make sure folks have as much safe a morning commute as possible. what it looks like before you judgment we will give you an update report. we will see how the roads look right flow behind the wheel. this is our driving camera out at route 24 north in the stoughton stretch over there along with randolph, and you can see you are moving along okay. you have got the wipers going. you need to leave a lot of room between you and the cars. and the snows start to get

than 24 hours after we brought it to their attention, police were out there in full force in the metro west neighborhood this morning, making sure no one was breaking the law. community to be our eyes and ears and tell us, you know, where problems are occurring so we can address them. >> the result today is absolutely awesome. i mean, completely got results. >> while keep the kids there safe. attacked by hackers using personal information stolen from somewhere else. used more than 460,000 hijacked social security numbers to try and create fake loggins for the tax return website. they were trying to file fake electronic tax returns. the i.r.s. says no personal data was stolen from inside but they're notifying anyone whose number was used in the hacks. that is such a shame. >> scary stuff. >> sharing is caring, at least when it comes to binge watching tv shows online. >> just in time for valentine's day, netflix asked its customers smart. smarter than we were in the 6th grade. >> that's not saying much. >> thank you, tom. >> appreciate it. >> when we come back, a year-long lawsuit finally has

in metro west it is snowing. even up into manchester, new hampshire. but at this time, with temps around 32, 34, those snowflakes meet their demise on that pavement for next couple hours. then the steadier snow will take over. temps will lower a little more, and once that happen, we start the see the snow accumulate on it will be wet roads and snow covered mid to late morning. storm off the carolina coastline continues to head northeast. a couple of days ago, i tell you what, this thing gave me the heebie-jeebies for a new days now. it was well off shore. it started trekding further west. then i thought a little snow on the cape, maybe a coating in boston. it's really escalated. now we have a full-blown snowstorm in southern new england. so your storm time line again, 5:00 a.m., that's where we're at right now. it's going back and forth, rain and snow. snow does win out, though. this is not a situation where it's going to go over to rain. it will go the other direction where the snow wins out at the coastline because the wind itself is from the northwe

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boston through metro west. a lot of town picking up about 5, 6, 7, inches of snow. at no point was it overwhelming in the city of boston. once in a while you get the click conditions on the roadway. 25 in plymouth. it's cold this morning. couple of scattered snow failures out and about. nothing major to deal with this morning. there was scattered lighter snow through central new hampshire. don't think it will slow many folks down. this is slowing folks down, down through harrisburg in baltimore, maryland down into d.c. complex set up. bits and pieces swirling around from the ohio valley into the mid atlantic through ocean storm offshore. by the way that ocean storm is staying offshore but complexity of everything has to lift through new england. there's enough instability tomorrow to trigger scattered snow showers and few heavier snow squalls and you note the nature of this as you go from tomorrow morning into the afternoon it's in and out. it's scattered about. you watch in the afternoon. you see some of the darker blue beginning to show up. and some of these heavi

we are not talking about the heavy wet cement-like snow metro-west. temperatures running 15-18 degrees. it is a lighter, drier snow. as j.r. mentioned. you brush it off. it is easier to deal with. the tradeoff for that is to deal with these cold windchill values as we do go out and clean out the driveway and the windchills running close to zero degrees in boston and through worcester. this will be the case through this evening. more to come, guys. forever, huh? hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm they've all come to look for america all come to look for america all come to look for america i'm bernie sanders, >> christa: back here at 12:30 on this monday. across the region. some places bracing for more right now winter storm warnings are in place. some spots under a blizzard warning still. >> sarah: it is not just the snow that is of concern. whipping winds causing flooding along the shore and there is the potential for power outages as well. we will see this with this storm throughout the day. >> christa: right. just about everything out there for you. let's get

ed condo is in the new metro west complex. the company is working with the customer. >>> fewer people are using metro to get around. according to the website, ridership is at the same level as in 2004. rider ship is down 6% in december. ridership on buses and trains is down more than 5% from the previous year. the metro said that the drop was pervasive. frequent and unpredictable delays led to the decline. simply put, the riders don't feel the service is reliable. >>> okay. we're going to the next story. >>> the u.s. supreme court -- >> yeah. the u.s. supreme court is putting the enforcement of president obama's plan to address climate change on hold. the move is a victory of a coalition of 27 mostly republican-led state that is filed suit. the plan would reduce carbon dioxide emissions about 1/3 over several years. >>> one of the top stories on our app is about an attorney whose phone was finally cleaned out after hundreds of people texted him looking for a free burrito. >> it started when chipotle closed the stores for a few

wusa 9's peggy fox, joining us live from the new metro west condo complex. at's near the vienna metro station. so peg, with what in -- what in the world happened here? >> here's the vienna metro station. on the first floor is where this condo is. and the family says that's exactly what they want it to be. this close to the metro. everything looked good, until this past weekend. and now they say that condo is not at all what they agreed to buy. >> it's invasion of privacy. because i don't know what happened in those bedrooms. i don't know how many people were there. >> with alexandra parish and her brother came to check out the brand new condo her parents are buying, they were shocked. >> reporter: and sunday, the door was unlocked. inside, the place was trashed from a party. >> there was an apple, turned into a pipe. and there was, i guess, traces of either tobacco or weed, left on the floor, or the counter top, things like that. there was lighters everywhere. >> there was clothing left behind. >> reporter: the mess was everywhere. >> and what was the most di

>>> rain and wind and humidity, radar right now showing deep shaifdz green, yellow, orange and metro west closing in on the city of boston. this will be a batch of heavier rainfall that moves across the metro. likely to be ponding on the roadways for the end of the commute and then this will wind down over the next couple of hours. so far, orange about 3/4 of an inch of rain. boston just a few sprinkles but that's changing because the skies are opening up as we speak. i think most towns when this is all said and done after midnight tonight, probably anywhere between an half an inch to in some locations an inch of rain. it's a weather system, a cool front that is moving slow and out ahead of that, look at numbers... the dewpoint temperatures, i normally don't show these to you there is humidity out there, winds gusting 25 to 35 miles per hour on the southshore, so we have rain and wind warm and humid conditions this evening. rain tapering off after midnight tonight. and tomorrow morning, your morning commute it will feel like spring out there with temps tomorrow morning 55 to 60. could be

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perhaps a couple of embedded snow squalls possibility here coming out of metro west toward the boston area around the time of the evening commute. i just want you to keep in mind the fact that during the afternoon in to the early potential for these snow showers to develop. not everyone will see them. where you get one it is a quick coating to an inch of snow. it could make the roads a little bit slippery. they will wind down tonight. temperatures in the teens and 20's. still a front coming in tomorrow. although we're 30 degrees, we're to feel colder. friday it is cold with sunshine. as we get in to saturday, it is the day we're watching the arctic front come on in. the temperatures will drop behind it. then down in the to the teens and below zero. you see the high temperature. all about ten. the morning low temperature of 5. wind chills in the 20's below zero. >> i see 40's. >> you do indeed. is it starts so cold and gets warmer. we're going to have to watch it. wild changes coming up. >> we're watching some problems on the roads this morning along route 28. a section is closed betwe

it had move into metro west. so it continues to go up as eric mentioned a few more inches are like of this. 1 to 3 in many spots. iam-- yarrmouth is the jack --yarrmouth is the --iam out is the jack -- yarmouth is the jackpot. lower 20s all day long and temperatures are feeling more like the single numbers. but i got to tell you what's coming up is this. the 7-day iq with the forecast light wind with a chance of a snow flurry. themay try to pop out a better chance sun shine wednesday and by the end of the week it turns code and a swath of snow coming and a couple inches saturday morning and subzero sunday morning. it's going to be wicked cold this weekend. back to you. >>> campaign 2016 according to the wbzumass am herst poll both parties agree on the economy issue number one. >> but where do they stand and do their ideas make sense. jon keller is here with another installment of his special series on the big issues. jon. >> reporter: lisa david, it's been a frustrating fact of life for years. people want more jo

we have a couple light snow showers working through metro west, stretching out across outer route 2. this will work its way up into southern new hampshire. not particularly heavy, but with light dusting out of it and you just could create a couple slick spots with that on some of the the driveway. if you shoveled it off last night, likely with a little light snow overnight, you saw that driveway covered back up with a dusting of snow. anyway, energy to the south and west of us will provide on wednesday. temperatures right now in boston 20 degrees. 16 in worcester. 23 in plymouth. the wind a lot lighter this morning. generally out of the north at 6 to 12mph. the wind not nearly as breezy and active as it was yesterday. getting the kiddos ready for the bus, boots. you need snow boots. winter gear certainly needed throughout the day. temperatures topping off near 30 degrees. bitter blast by the weekend. more on the forecast as "today in new england" starts right now. >> christa: at 5:00 a.m. on this tuesday, it's decision day up in new hampshire. results already coming in as voters in t

metro west, 32, boston 32. your 7-day forecast has your weekend and even a milder weekend you will see that here. income week is where my eyes go for our next storm threat. it's looking like tuesday to wednesday. a storm system coming from the south and tracking on the coat. keep in mind six to seven days away, perhaps more if it slows down. our computer models show this storm strong pushing this way. so close to new england it will produce rain and snow depending on which side of the blue line you're on. but where it will snow could be significant. something we watch closely for any shift in the pattern or path of the storm. just keep it in the back of your mind. just watch out for icy spots. health of kelly olinic and another classic battle in the (singing) i just can't wait to meet you, sweet child you're on the way, i'm filled with expectation, and you're growing everyday... how do you reimagine "banking"? you start with this... then you make it... nothing like this. you make a capital one caf\. someplace m

but by 11:00 or 12:00, they've now entered metro west. boston is up next around lunchtime or so, 1:00. then southeastern mass may see a couple more through the early afternoon hours before we clear out. then we watch this second cold front. this will bring in cooler air and turn those winds to the north and west for tuesday. you're going to feel them because they'll pick up in intensity. then we watch this area of low pressure here to the south. this is going to be gaining some strength and a lot of moisture from the gulf of mexico so this maker coming in overnight tuesday into wednesday. so let's time everything out for you. again you notice i say mostly rain because what happens is it's going to start off as rain as it goes right over us. then the second wave will develop along it, bringing in a more steady period of rain but also bringing down colder air which means i think north and west of boston or actually worcester, i think, is where you could see a brief period of some snow at the tail end of it. not looking for much. if anything

that sweeps up through worcester and metro west and into boston over the next couple of hours. backside of the weather system not that fa away but it will take most of the night to jump off the new england coastline. happens tomorrow morning. >> you know what also has been climbing besides the temps, the another storm will form coming up into new england early in the day on friday as the air is turning cold enough to change the rain over to snow. and so there is going to be the risk of a little bit of snower in the day on friday. i think a coating to an inch possible in boston. 7news at 5:00 coming back after >> certainly glad you're with us today. >> i'm adam williams,. >> i'm kim khazei. 7news at 5:30 starts right now. >> now at 5:30, an emotional day in court. that paralyzed two people

the last batch that we will contwenty as it moves through 495 metro west approaching 128. but roads are really chewing this up. you see traffic moving fine and notice roadways there, again, they're okay. the ground temps today and the february sign sun getting higher and higher is able to slice through the clouds. so there might be just a coating of snow out there, but main roadways including route 9, pike, route 20, should be okay. that's a weather system that fades away this evening. did i catch the daylight too here we are at 5:30. pick up a ton of daylight in the next couple of weeks. for tonight, an evening flurry. partly cloudy, cool. lows between 24 and 28. tomorrow, a lot of clouds. it's a different weather system coating to an inch possible in some of the neighborhoods, again, much like today where not everyone is going to get this but i think there might be one batch south of the pike and another batch up to the merrimack valley. that races out to cape ann. boston 77 inches of snow. for tomorrow, a few isolated snowshowers. friday a mix of clouds and sunshine. co

in orlando. the bodies of jones and christian were found at the stone bridge reserve condos in metro west. their mother says she has no idea why anyone would want to hurt her sons. anyone with information on this crime is being asked to called orlando police or crime line at 1 -800 -423 -tips. you can remain anonymous. >>> 2015 saw a record setting 98 unprovoked shark attacks worldwide, including 30 in florida alone. scientists say the previous record was 88 attacks in 2000. the u.s. led the world with 59 of those attacks. experts say they're expected to continue to increase as human populations grow and shark populations recover. >>> and gator was not on the menu at this south florida make an appearance inside the restaurant. a customer threw through a drive thru window in royal palm beach. after the server handed that man his drink, he reached into the back of his truck and tossed the three and a half foot gator into the restaurant. the man was arrested. the gator was caught and released into a nearby canal. bob? >> thank you. in new hampshire, the first votes will be cast in actually j

vest gaters say the two were gunned down last night at the stone bridge reserve condominiums in metro west. joan says she got a frantic phone call from her daughter who was meeting her brothers at the complex to drop off a cell phone case to christian. >> she told me mom, i think it's been a lawm o sd and two people are dead and she said i don't know, i just went down further and could see someone lying on the ground and she told me i just think it's my brother. >> joan says she just spoken to her younger boy. >> i talked to my 16 year old at 6:22 p.m. and basically, um, he was and, um, just telling me that they were getting ready to watch the game. >> she says chris cln was going to west orange high school. >> a great student. made great grades. >> antonio was working as a promoter. she said with an 18 year old age difference between her boys, antonio was like a fatherly figure to his little brother. >> my son was well-known and well-loved by many people, both of them. >> joan says she has no idea why anyone would want to murder her sons. she wants answers slun i want you to know whoever

this is in the metro west area. angie has seen this happen, she has many videos of the car speeding past buses. she said she tried to get help but nothing has happened. we reached out to police and orange county public schools to see if they are aware of this problem. both tell us they are looking into it. the school district adds it will work with law enforcement on keeping students safe. >> a crime tracker for a thief that police say stole from a woman while she was shopping. detectives are searching for this woman on east broadway in oviedo. she swapped cards with another customer and stole her money. when the victim confronted the suspect she apologized and said it was a big mistake. loaded groceries into her car that she realized cash was miss ing fromher purse. >> that is called hiding in plain sight. you walk away and you have done something wrong. >> here is one more look at suspect. if you recognize her, please call police. >> friends and family of a deputy will gather to remember his memories. scott pine w

watch this attack at metro west boulevard. police in orlando say the workers saw the women shoving merchandise into their purses. when security tried to stop them from leaving the store, things turned violent. folding knife and jabbed at one of the guards there. witnesses say the women disappeared into an apartment complex across the street. police are worried they might strike again. here's one more look at these suspects. call police. >> a crime alert for drivers after skimmers found at several gas stations in osceola county, deputies say they found three all at seven-eleven stores, two at 192. to protect your wallet, deposition say make sure you cover the number pad as you pay at the pump. pull on the card reader, if there is a skimmer there, it will detach easily. charges. >> a plan to fight homelessness in daytona beach. city commissioners now say they are willing to consider $400,000 a year to pay for operating it comes after dozens of people had to be moved to a temporary shelter after they camped out for weeks. commiss

these spot mace be close to 15 below zero, some of the usual cold locations and valley locations in metro west here, some places maybe as much as 20 below zero, but not 20 below in boston. we have wind chills around 8 below right now, but that wind is dropping off. winter weather advisories up tomorrow morning through tuesday. we'll have rain and a big warmup in my full forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> we had power problems leaving many dealing with those subzero temperatures without any heat. electricity was knocked out to dozens of families in boston. jim? >> it has been an absolutethly hundred people here in this east boston neighborhood, and unfortunately it's not over yet. take a look here behind me. they had no power and heat for hours, all day long, and most of the night. then not too long ago, the power came back on, but now, it is out again. >> severe frustration. >> frustrated and cold, and icy east boston neighborhood plunged into darkness by a power failure, stretching into the night. it all a began with a couple of manhole explosions, and left about 200 people with no light

even in community including boston metro west. during the morning hours as the front comes by. but the fluffy snow tonight and it will be fluffy is cold and will be oozy to move around. a inch to plymouth and three for the mid and outer cape of nantucket. so plows will be out. overnight tonight we dip into the teens andn boston but single digits in suburbs and we don't get out of the teens tomorrow. but the highs are going to be day and that blast of cold air comes in. so sunday morning records to beat. record cold temperatures 11 below zero we are forecasting we tie that. 3 below in boston we forecast 4 below and that would break the old record set in 1934. and keep in mind that's without the wind factored in. you bring in the wind that's gusting 25 to 45 miles per hour and number one you may get isolated pockets of damage and number two, it creates the real feel running 15 to 30 below zero late saturday evening and night sunday morning 9 a.m., feeling like 17 below in boston feeling like subteens back down to the cape. so that's why the national weather service has issued the

notice the band of rain extending from southern new hampshire and metro west and into boston. leftover scattered showers late afternoon into the evening commute and even a briefdownpour possible through plymouth and bristol until 6 p.m. see the showers clear by 7:30, 8. and tonight we dip into the 30s. 32 degrees, 25 to 30 in the suburbs. just a couple clouds. so it's going to be a noticeable change. winds will be active and no excuse not to get out and vote tomorrow. at least weather wise. look at this, super tuesday forecast sunny and chilly and 70. 30 in the morning. 42 degrees by the time we get to noontime. and a few wispy clouds and a light wind tomorrow dry and quiet and 38 degrees by the time we get to 5 p.m. and high pressure building over us but tuesday night clouds move in and touch of light freezing rain outside of 495 changes to rain. and it rains tuesday night into wednesday and wrapping up west to east in the afternoon and colder air comes in behind that and the next time frame to watch will be for the end of the week friday and saturday we may get a period of s

brothers shot down in front of their metro west apartment. tonight police are still searching for their killer. orlando police released the name of the second person killed at the stone bridge reserves apartments on sunday. they say 16-year-old christian 34-year-old antonio, died when someone shot and killed them. the brothers were getting ready to host a super bowl party when they were killed. police have not released any details about a suspect. if you know anything about their murders, you're asked to call crime line. you may be eligible for a $5,000 cash reward. >> he stole more than $2 million from a former orlando magic player. now he will be spending the next four years in federal prison. according to the department of justice, john white worked as a personal assistant for nba player. during that time, white stole more than $2 million from the player, pictured right there. white used the money to buy himself luxury items. we're talking a ferrari and range rover and filed false tax returns during that time. >> new at 6:00 now, we're now

little bit of a break here in metro west. things will become more spotty as we head through tonight. and farther off to the south and eats, no issues for the cape. temperatures have been rising. but still freezing rain from brockton to fall river -- taunton and fall river. that cold air is very stubborn. most of what falls tonight will be areas of freezing rain. so some really treacherous travel leading into tomorrow morning. most the day tomorrow, not much is falling out there until the heavy, heavy rain arrives for the evening commute. so tomorrow morning out the door, where will it still be icy? northern wooster, far eastern massachusetts, new hampshire, and the river connecticut of the state. we won't be dealing with any ice. and then the heavy rain developing for tomorrow evening along with wind. we'll talk about that coming up. lisa? >> thank you, eric. >>> breaking tonight, frozen pipes bursting are causing >> and making a huge mess at the merrit hotel. kate? >> it's a dangerous situation here at the crowne plaza hotel

watch now issued not only for southeastern mass but we're also talking about the north shore into metro west and even into southern worcester county. again this whole area in blue expected to get some snow beginning tomorrow morning and also into tuesday morning. it's coming from storm number one which is down to the south here. it's gathering a lot of moisture. two. that will follow close behind it for tuesday afternoon into wednesday. closer to home right now, you're looking at pretty much clear skies to start out your sunday. temperaturewise, we're starting mass. 27 in worcester. 31 degrees in boston. 22 degrees in plymouth. now high temperatures today are going to warm up into the low to even mid 40's. we'll see a lot of sunshine and then those clouds increase from our approaching system. that's what we're looking for on by 5:00 here come the clouds overnight into first thing tomorrow morning. by 5:00 it is already snowing on the cape as well as the islands. so we'll go hour by hour for tomorrow and talk about how much you can expect where you live ahead. doug and antoinette. antoinette:

developing this monday morning, we are working to learn the identity of two men found shot to death in metro west last night. detectives say they respond today a shots fired call. they say the man died from gunshot wounds. so far, they have not release anied other information. >> we are learning new details about a tragic crash that left three children dead and seven others in the hospital. the driver of a lincoln lost control near laurel avenue when it crashed head on into an oncoming jeep. and 6 and 8-year-old girls were killed in the crash. the drivers of both vehicles are currently in critical condition. deputies say the roads were wet at the time of the crash. it is unclear if that played a role in the accident. >> it may be early but if you are craving a burrito you have to go somewhere other than chipotle because the chain is closing all restaurants for four horse. chipotle says they are closing to hold food safety immediatings. health officials tied six outbreaks to the restaurant last salmonella. about 4500 people got sick. at the meeting employees will go over an updated food safety jan

heaviest bands moved outside of the city trying to move back towards metro west and pretty decent band of heavy snow. since it's fluffy it will stack up quick and we will see additional several inch as we head through the night and the wind off the water will keep snow bands focused like cape anne and cape cod. so we will continue to have a crews on the road trying to keep up with additional snow. could see 3 to 6. [audio not understandable] we can say bye to this storm. coastal flooding here a significant issue earlier on today when you had the high tide circle. barry burbank is back in thestudio and deja vu winter this is the second verified blizzard in song new england. >> we knew when we gave the winter outlook it would be a tough second half of the winter. no question about that. and here's what's happening with the wind. windy in plymouth where eric is gusting over 30 miles an hour but starting to drop off. strongest wind along the coast and we have had a burst of strong wint early this morning before the wind started. that's the push of arctic air coming from the north that peri

a great lady and done a lot through metro west. she taught for many years and she is a great lady. help baiter day to sadie and -- happy birthday to sadie and many, many more. this is not so great getting back to the weather. but we have to shift gears. it will go into affect at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow until noontime on wednesday. it is because of freezing rain and drizzle from they late tonight into the day on wednesday. it may be preceded by a period then we will deal eventually, but not until overnight wednesday night into thursday morning with some heavy rain and very strong likelihood of that. during that time period wednesday night into thur morning strong winds out of the south that could create local wind damage. there may be coastal flooding along the south coast of new england and there is even a risk of thunderstorms wednesday night and early thursday. then we will be very warm. so again we will run the full gamut from turning cold enough to have some snow to ice over the interior and then warm, windy rain. another pretty sky. we had so many great sunrises and sunsets around

, gunned down while they were on their way to a super bowl party at the stone bridge reserve in metro west. the brothers got off the elevator at the third floor when an unknown number of suspects showed up with guns, chased them and then shot them. detectives say this was not random, with no suspects or leads, the family is hoping the community can help investigators find out who pulled the trigger. >> please, we're pleading with you. we need your help. we need closure. we need answers to this senseless crime. >> the family describes christian as an honor student. the full life ahead of him. antonio, who goes by the nickname, shea, was a giver who leaves behind two young children. the family looking for justice >> it's not going to bring christian or shea back, but at least we'll have that peace of mind that somebody somewhere is locked up for the crime that they have committed. >> in orlando, amanda castro, news 6. >> police say if you have any information on this shooting, to call the crime line at 1-800-423-tips. you could be eligible for a reward. >> several people could be facing char

news 6 reporter kirstin o'connor is live at the new bus stop in the metro west area. you spoke with the mom today. i imagine she's happy with this change. >> reporter: she's very happy. it's a pretty simple change. she admits herself, just moving that bus stop from one side of the street to right over here next to us. she tells us, it's the results she needed to see after recording way too many close calls. her videos caught cars on camera, nearly hitting kids on their way to school. >> i've been taking the videos it's been an ongoing thing. >> reporter: it was one video that made this mom take action. >> the other day when i contacted news 6, that's when -- that's when they got really close to my daughter and i was just fed up. >> reporter: 24 hours later we watched as orlando police came out to the corner, handing out tickets to drivers running the stop sign. the buses come right at 8:55, when many drivers are late for work. so people come out of here and kids are crossing. it's just not very safe. >> reporter: not hard to see, even during our 10-minute conversation