this is so like you, adam. >> adam: thank you very much for that. what the hell' s the matter with you? you just show up unannounced, uninvited, just start talking? >> luca: soon secrecy will be a moot point. you' ll be running newman, and i' ll be running all santori endeavors. >> adam: yeah, well, you know what? we' re not there yet. >> luca: yeah, but we' re close. >> adam: what the hell' s this? >> luca: records, contracts, communications. proof of illegal business practices by my father. >> adam: where' d you get all this? >> luca: marisa. she' s beautiful and resourceful. she and i want the same things in life, and that starts with these. >> adam: this is good. this is... this is beyond good. >> luca: i held up my end of the deal. what about you? t type 2 diabetes doesn't care who you are. man woman or where you're from. city fighting high blood sugar. i am everyday people. farxiga may help in that fight every day. along with diet and exercise, nfarxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. r r one pill a day helps lower your

marisa for adam? you' re not making any sense. >> luca: look, adam is being marisa is what they want. >> noah: what "they" want? "they," as in your family, luca? >> luca: i don' t know. i... >> noah: no, no, no, no. look, my grandfather would never do anything to harm marisa, okay? >> luca: look, wake up. he' s been trying to get her out of your life for months. >> noah: not like this. he would not be a part of something like this. >> luca: look, he probably delivered her wrapped in a bow. he doesn' t give a damn about her. >> noah: luca, we need to figure out the facts here, and then we can figure out a smart way to deal with this. >> luca: no, no, you watched as they walked her out of here. you' ve done more than enough, so just -- just stay the hell out of it. >> kevin: what did you want to see me about, partner? >> victor: this. >> natalie: that looks like. >> victor: it' s a ransom note. >> kevin: they want to exchange adam for "the girl"? >> nick: what girl? >> natalie: who' s "the girl"? who' s

adam: and i' m adam sexton. 200 reporters and staffers personally delivered papers. rhondella richardson from our sister station wcvb has the story. reporter: this morning, we were excited because the newspaper was out there. reporter: a home delivery subscriber for more than 30 years, and now she cannot get an answer to win the "boston globe" home delivery service will be back to normal. >> now it is eight days. i' m wondering if we are ever going to get our paper again. reporter: when they reach out? >> you get a robo response. reporter: they did e-mail the couple with a list of zip codes with deliveries, even after reporters, managers, and staffers volunteered to take on the deliveries themselves. the company in a statement says it has a new distribution service which took over monday and is trying to get up to speed with a new staff of 600 carriers who need to learn new routes, new addresses. brookline is one of the areas where "the globe" today arrived. >> today we did get the paper. i' m not sure they can afford to be missing days of delivery. i' m sure people

>> adam: mm-hmm. yeah, oh, yeah, the age where he likes to unwrap the presents instead of eat the wrapping paper, right? >> chelsea: yes! you know kids! >> adam: well, i used to be a kid. [ both laugh ] >> chelsea: well, i' m sure you weren' t as spoiled as connor is now. you should have seen all the presents for him under the tree. all soccer-themed, of course. we had a -- we had a soccer goal. >> adam: okay. >> chelsea: we had soccer gear, soccer posters. >> adam: i was into the whole soccer thing when i was a kid, too. >> chelsea: oh, yeah? >> adam: i know all about it. >> chelsea: yeah. his, uh, grandpa got him started right away. i think the day he was born. >> adam: yeah. i' d be careful about that, you know. sometimes, uh, adults can pressure kids into places they really don' t want to be. push them too hard or whatever. >> chelsea: right, well, his -- his grandfather can be a bit overbearing, but he does love his grandson, so... >> adam: i' m sure. >> victor: hello, chelsea. >> chelsea: victor

>> adam: adam newman, yes, i know. but that came as a direct result of me lying to her, okay? so i think the best policy going forward is just complete honesty. >> victor: let me tell you honesty when it comes to honesty with your wife and business dealings. business sometimes gets rough and tumble. i think you already have a glimpse of that, don' t you? so i have always had a policy of protecting my wife from knowing too much about it, okay? my wife' s a little different. she -- she doesn' she doesn' she' she' >> victor: really? >> adam: yeah. >> victor: [ sighs ] you know, the risk has just gone up exponentially now. so i think we should finish the damn thing and move on. >> adam: i couldn' t agree with you more. that' s why i' m here. i came to tell you i have come up with our next move. but i need you to trust me on this one, okay? open your mind a little bit. can you do that? (baseball on tv in background) with heart failure, danger is heart isn't pumping well. (water filling room) about 50 percent of people die (

,, >> adam: hey. good morning. >> chelsea: yes, it is. >> adam: waking up next to you, it is. >> chelsea: i know. when i first opened my eyes and saw you, i was scared i was just dreaming... scared that i' d...wake up and you' d still be missing. >> adam: no. i' m here. i' m real. see? you can see me. you can touch me. >> chelsea: touch you? >> adam: yeah. >> chelsea: touch you all i want? >> sharon: don' t you wish we could stay like this all day? >> dylan: yeah. i do. but, unfortunately... >> sharon: no, no, no. don' t go to work just yet. just a few more minutes, please. >> dylan: ohh. i don' t think adam' s gonna be at the station yet, so... i got to interview him about the kidnapping, see if i can get details about who was behind this whole thing. >> sharon: you know... i' m really proud of you and the work that you did -- pulling off a rescue like that in the middle hurt. >> dylan: [ chuckling ] yeah, nobody except me. thanks for not giving me too much grief for that, by the way. >> sharon: well

welcome back, i' adam: and i' m adam sexton. police making it clear tonight there was no threat to anyone attending the winter classic. station wcvb is in foxborough with more on the arrest. reporter a stun gun, a machete, : a slingshot, this is the stash of weapons allegedly found in matthew bromson' s car. the 48-year-old connecticut man now facing several charges, foxboro police say they were called to an off-site parking lot for gillette stadium employees. security guards reported a man acting suspiciously. police also say bromson was intoxicated, and threatened three witnesses with an object who feared for their safety. the incident happened just a few hours before the opening face off of the winter classic yesterday. but foxboro police say the incident is not connected to gillette, and bromson is not an employee. just two days ago, on new year' s eve police escorted bromson out , of this hotel after management asked him to leave. the property is right across parking lot. bromson is no stranger to law connecticut as recentl

adam: check this out. this is tian tian, a panda at the smithsonian national zoo in washington, d.c. if you have not seen this online already, here is a super cute video. as you can see, he was excited about the snow that fell there. you can see him throwing it into the air and rolling around. looks he' s having a ton of fun. the cnn reporter doing a live shot in new york city yesterday tyler and his daughter. stephanie: he got his start in new hampshire and gave the interview. >> i like playing in the snow so i am happy about this. >> we grew up playing in the snow and doing snow angels. he is a big kid. the minute i got up here, i was like, let' s go play. adam: kids at the capitol are also taking advance of the snow. here' police lived up on their promise and did not enforce the law that bans sledding at the capital. can you believe that? stephanie: no, this isn' t a scene from the planet hoth. you' re looking at an epic snowball battle in washington, d.c. the washington, d.c., snowball fight associatio

adam: i' m adam sexton. the patriots have just taken the field for a win-or-go home showdown for the afc championship game. stephanie: our jennifer crompton is live at gillette where game fans are cheering on the pats. but first, let' s check in with meteorologist hayley lapoint. adam: hayley tell us about the wintry mess that' s being creating trouble all day throughout the state. hayley: between 8:00 and 10:00, we had a quick blast of snow. there was low visibility that made things tough early on in the day for travel. the highest amount by have seen across the state at four inches. 2.8 in greenland. less than one inch in concord, manchester, into nashua and salem as well. that system is long gone to the east. still a few remaining mountain we have cleared the skies, especially in foxborough where the pats are playing. we are holding with temperatures in the 30' s at the moment. about 33 in plymouth. overnight, we fall into the 20' s. tomorrow will be quiet. we have another round of snow showers on martin

never. >> adam: i agree. >> victor: okay. >> adam: what' s the next step? >> victor: i want you to go to spain tonight. you meet with a contact who has all kinds of information about against them. >> adam: you got to be kidding. you want me to go tonight? i got to stay here. chelsea needs me. >> victor: i will take care of chelsea. don' t you worry about it, okay? and chelsea and your future depends on you doing what i ask you to do. >> adam: are you threatening me >> victor: i' m not threatening you, son. i will take care of your wife and your son. you got that? you do what i ask you to do. you need to go to spain tonight. >> victoria: so good to see you i' daddy' s hurt. you' re gonna see him hooked up to some machines and some that, but i don' t want you to worry about that. that' s just -- the doctors are just trying to help him. [ sighs ] but you know what' help him? [ sniffles ] re here even though he' s sleeping. >> ashley: billy. we wasted so much time arguing about stupid, stupid things. i would do anything to get that time back with you. >> abby:

adam: and i' m adam sexton. for a look at the depth of tonight snow and how it will impact your commute tomorrow lets check in with chief meteorologist mike haddad. mike: take a look at doppler radar. not much happening. we do see snow showers over southern new hampshire. most of that is not reaching the ground. the next few hours, we will start to see a storm down to our south and east moving out to see while showers and squalls to the west approach. i would say the best timeline on those through the heart of the morning commute. notice temperatures now lining up in the low to mid 20' s across the north country. and right around 30 elsewhere. we are already subfreezing. even though not much falls for the evening and the road should be fine, we could see scattered overnight into tomorrow morning, notice the dark blue. they indicate potential for snow squalls. any one of those could lower visibility under one quarter of a mile for about half an hour and drop an inch or two of snow. that is in the cards. this is n

adam: thanks, kevin. right now, vermont state police are investigating a deadly crash in marshfield. police say 47-year-old kelly may of bethlehem was not wearing a of her car on route 2. she was thrown from the vehicle police say the roads were covered in snow and ice at the time. for the thief they say stole a car and then crashed it. officers say the car was stolen from concord street sometime between 8:00 tuesday night and 1:00 wednesday morning. the keys had been left inside. around 11:00 yesterday morning, police say someone reported that the car had struck a rock on shaker road. when officers arrived, the driver was gone. today, the new england patriots are responding after defensive line chandler jones made a and unexpected trip to the hospital. unsatisfied injury. he was not available during the 45 minutes the reporters were allowed inside the patriots locker room. he was later seen on the football field. coach bill belichick says the team is ignoring all distractions, and the health of all his p

: i want. >> adam: you want? >> chelsea: yes! >> adam: okay. >> chelsea: yes. when can we start? >> adam: uh, let me check my schedule. it turns out i' m free. i can start now. >> chelsea: oh! i love you so much! thank you. okay, let' s do it. thank you, thank you. this is huge. wait. actually, you know, we don' t have to do this now if you want. >> adam: w-why wouldn' t i want? >> chelsea: well, you know, we were -- we were having, like, such a sweet, cozy morning before talking about, you know, maybe expanding our -- >> adam: yeah, no, no, you know, we can always circle back to that, though, right, a little bit later. i mean, i figure you want to strike now why the iron' s hot. you' re trending, babe. go for it. >> chelsea: i' m trending! >> adam: you' re trending. >> chelsea: okay, let' s do it. >> jack: this project of yours had to be pretty amazing for billy to be that excited. >> kevin: well, it' cutting-edge. >> mariah: [ clears throat ] >> phyllis: what is it exactly? is it software or hardware? >> kevin:

the most important thing is, then, adam is back and safe. >> jack: yes. adam' s safe. lucky adam. same as it ever was. be safe...if you can. >> chelsea: okay. we' re done here. come on. come on. >> nikki: you know, chelsea' s right. you should go home. >> adam: one thing is bothering me, though. why me? the kidnapper, they' re trying to dangle a carrot over your head, so why me? why not kidnap nick o-or abby or victoria? with one of them, you' re bound to play ball, right? with me, one would assume it' s quite the opposite. >> victor: has it occurred to you that whoever' s behind this realized that you and my relationship has changed... and that whoever it is, if it is a woman, is not necessarily in europe? she could be right here. look, the wolf was huffing and like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms.

adam is in trouble. i thought you of all people would want to make sure he gets home safe. >> sharon: yeah. of course. >> chelsea: dylan can help get to the bottom of all this. he may be the only person who can. >> dylan: i got to do this, okay? i' ll be in touch as soon as i can, okay? >> chelsea: [ sighs ] you don' t give a damn about all you care about is getting what you want. >> chelsea: excuse me? >> sharon: oh, what does it matter if dylan walks straight into victor' s buzzsaw? >> chelsea: my husband is missing, sharon. i just want him home safe. victor refused to be straight with me, so dylan was my only other option. >> sharon: and you knew because he' s such a good man that he couldn' t refuse you. you played into his sympathies. you said all the right words, even with me -- reminding me of my feelings for adam. >> chelsea: where is all this coming from? >> sharon: i remember the kind of person you used to be. i didn' t forget. maybe everyone else did. but i remember when you manipulated dylan

adam gets returned to victor. hopefully, we get the kidnapper, and everybody goes home safe. >> chelsea: and victor' s agreed to this -- working with the police? doesn' t really sound like my father-in-law. >> dylan: well, it did take a lot of persuading, but i think he understands what' s at stake. >> chelsea: okay. so, what happens now? >> dylan: uh, now we' re just, you know, scouting a location, you know? it' s got to be in the public, a lot of activity. we want the kidnappers to have a false sense of security, because if they feel safe, this will go down without a hitch. >> chelsea: i just wish there was more i could do to -- hold on a second. >> how are you feeling? >> adam: well, you know, i' m kind of tied up. hey, i tell you what. why don' t we do this -- why don' t you stop pretending like you care how i' m feeling, and i' ll pretend like i' m not gonna come after you when this is all done. how about we do that? >> breakfast soon. >> adam: oh, good. i' ll take the eggs benedict. that sounds great. >> yea

i'm adam zucker. >> adam: in the game you just saw, kansas over baylor 102-74. and seth davis. if kansas is going to be number one, come the next rankings that's how you do it. >> doug: they were incredibly impressive. i think the big 12 is the toughest conference to win in the country not just because of the number of top-10 top-25 teams but it's a double round robin, you have to play everybody twice but it works in kansas's favor. with all veterans in your starting lineup facing a baylor zone which is unique and i thought kansas seth did an incredible job of pushing in transition and getting inside-out looks. they started the game hitting all those threes and after that it was a house of cards for baylor man-to-man. >> seth: when kansas shoots this well from three-point range it's unfair they share the ball so well they play defense in a tough, cohesive way, this is an older team the players have gotten better each year wayne selden is know woof the truly breakout players in the country, a worthy number one team and i think the fact that they are poised to win

adam: thank you. ted cruz kicks off a five-day bus tour through new hampshire the cruz' in to victory tour started this evening in milford and has an ambitious itinerary that will keep the texas senator and republican presidential hopeful on the road here in the granite state through thursday. these are live pictures of his stop. earlier in the day, cruz told newsnine that he' donald trump. ted cruz for whatever reason, : donald seems really rattled. i think his poll numbers are falling and he gets very upset when that happens and he seems to wake up in a frenzy and send a lot of attack tweets and personal insults. from my perspective, i have no intention of responding in kind. adam: he criticized him for having new york values. the bus tour continues tomorrow starting at lindy' s diner in keene. adam: democratic presidential candidates will debate tonight in south carolina. it starts at 9:00 on nbc. we' ll have a full recap on news 9 at 11:00. stephanie: students at unh won' t be zipping around campu

i' m adam sexton. wmur' s ray brewer is live at concord high school where they are remembering and honoring the life of christa mcauliffe. ray: in the first few years after the disaster, the high school always held a moment of silence at the time of the explosion. that stopped after five years, but today, they brought it back to mark the anniversary. a flag that has flown all over the country, including the capitol, in christa' s honor flew at concord high before making its way to its permanent home at the christa mcauliffe library in framingham. inside the school in a class founded by christa mcauliffe, entitled american women, students gathered to hear about or were at concord high school that fateful day. about christa, don' t make her t a saint. [laughter] she got bored with meetings. ray: mcauliffe was one of apply for the teacher in space program. kristin jacques: we got to hear her experience of applying for the teacher in space program, how she barely made the deadline, ran out of her house in

i'm adam zucker. >> adam: in the game you just saw, kansas over baylor, 102-74.n cash, doug gottlieb and seth davis. if kansas is going to be number one, come the next rankings, that's how you do it. >> doug: they were incredibly impressive. i think the big 12 is the toughest conference to win in the country not just because of the number of top-10, top-25 teams but it's a double round robin, you have to play everybody twice but it works in kansas's favor. with all veterans in your starting lineup facing a baylor zone which is unique and i thought kansas, seth, did an incredible job of pushing in transition and getting inside-out looks. they started the game hitting all those threes and after that it was a house of cards for baylor man-to-man. >> seth: when kansas shoots this well from three-point range it's unfair, they share the ball so well, they play defense in a tough, cohesive way, this is an older team, the players have gotten better each year, wayne selden is know woof the truly breakout players in the country, a worthy number one team and i think the fac

i'm adam zucker. >> adam: in the game you just saw, kansas over baylor, 102-74. joined by swin cash, doug gottlieb and seth davis. if kansas is going to be number one, come the next rankings, that's how you do it. >> doug: they were incredibly impressive. i think the big 12 is the toughest conference to win in the country not just because of the number of top-10, top-25 robin, you have to play everybody twice but it works in kansas's favor. with all veterans in your starting lineup facing a baylor zone which is unique and i thought kansas, seth, did an incredible job of pushing in inside-out looks. they started the game hitting all those threes and after that it was a house of cards for baylor man-to-man. >> seth: when kansas shoots this well from three-point range it's unfair, they share the ball so well, they play defense in a tough, cohesive way, this is an older team, the players have gotten better each year, wayne selden is know woof the truly breakout players in the country, a worthy number one team and i think the fact that they are poised to win their 12t

i'm adam zucker. >> adam: in the game you just saw, kansas over baylor, 102-74. joined by swin cash, doug gottlieb and seth davis. if kansas is going to be number one, come the next rankings, that's how you do it. >> doug: they were incredibly impressive. i think the big 12 is the toughest conference to win in the number of top-10, top-25 teams but it's a double round robin, you have to play everybody twice but it works in kansas's favor. with all veterans in your starting lineup facing a baylor zone which is unique and i thought kansas, seth, did an incredible job of pushing in transition and getting inside-out looks. they started the game hitting all those threes and after that it was a house of cards for baylor man-to-man. >> seth: when kansas shoots this well from three-point range it's unfair, they share the ball so well, they play defense in a tough, cohesive way, this is an older team, the players have gotten better each year, wayne selden is know woof the truly breakout players in the country, a worthy number one team and i think the fact that they are po

adam: tomorrow, he will be in laconia and manchester. jean: right now, new jersey governor chris christie is holding a town hall in merrimack. we bring you live pictures as he speaks. he began by calling former secretary of state hillary clinton "secretary happy talk." he says she is not doing enough to fight isis and he would help veterans get access to health care. chris christie: there is a real crisis with the v.a., and we do not need as president secretary happy talk who will tell you when you are waiting wants and months to get the medical care that you were promised when you signed up and served honorably in our military, that that is not a crisis. jean: live pictures as governor christie hold a town hall in merrimack. he also opened an office in salem this afternoon. tomorrow, he will be in manchester and concord. adam: marco rubio held a patriot-dolphins watch party. senator rubio was expecting his team to lose, but they did not, pulling off a surprising victory . kind of like what he is hoping to do to donald trump on february

so we' re all good here. >> victor: uh, adam. >> adam: yeah? >> victor: this is my office. >> adam: yeah. >> victor: okay? if you want to conduct business in the future, do it elsewhere. >> victoria: how' s billy? >> phyllis: he' s hanging in there. >> jill: i just talked to barton. um, he told me that they need to relieve the pressure on billy' s brain. but he has to be stable before they can do that. >> jack: and when will that happen? >> phyllis: so, do we just wait? >> jill: i asked him to be straight with me. and, uh... he told me that billy has a 50/50 chance of surviving the surgery. >> victoria: stay with us. you know you' ve beaten the odds before. [ voice breaking ] i know you can do it again. ve made i' ve made mistakes. it doesn' t matter. the only thing that matters... is your son and daughter need you. [ sobs ] [ sniffles ] so please come back to me, billy. please come back. for johnny and for katherine and for me, please come back. [ sobs ] [ sighs ] it' s you and me, billy. forever and ever. amen. now lashes go luscious! new las

adam: let' s shift to the domestic. a constitutional convention to restore limited government, this sounds kind of like government by other means. how does this not become a lobbying bonanza or a second sen. rubio: it cannot. it will be a convention of the states, not a convention where you open the constitution. it would be a convention of the states called by the states for a defined purpose. they cannot deal with anything not in the call of the convention.this is an existing movement called convention of the states. they already have 29 states voting into it, they are missing a handful more. they would do things in the constitution that would limit government, not expand. for example, in the movement' s term limits for congress. i support that, term limits for the judges at the federal level and a balanced budget amendment. from congress. i encourage people to go on conventionofthestates.com and on. it is not about opening up the to that. as president, i will put the full weight of the presidency in adam: is it is fo

>> adam: yeah. yeah, absolutely. okay. i' ll find out where he' s at, but if we find him, he' s a wild card, you understand that. >> luca: but he' s my wild card. >> abby: oh, paul. >> paul: abby. >> abby: we turned around, and he was gone. my god, i' ve been a stepmom for like two minutes, and i' ve already lost him. >> paul: okay. calm down. >> abby: who does that? i' m a complete failure at this. >> paul: just tell me what happened. >> abby: [ sighs ] we looked everywhere. we asked everyone. max has completely vanished. >> dylan: okay, where is stitch right now? >> abby: a clerk thought he saw him go out a side door. stitch went to go check it out. >> paul: okay. >> dylan: oh. hey. hey. what? nothing? >> abby: oh, my god. i am so sorry. >> stitch: [ sighs ] hey, look. kids do this kind of stuff. he can' t be that far, right? >> abby: what kind of mom fails on the first day? >> paul: listen, abby. you' ve got a lot of years to be a great mom to max. let' s find him first, okay? so, what does he like to do? >> abby: he do

adam: i am adam sexton. firefighters return to the scene after fighting the fire all night. mike cronin joining us live from newcastle. mike: you can see behind me a pile of rubble is all that remains of this multifamily home on portsmouth avenue. neighbors say the people who lived here lost everything. let' s show you some video a neighbor took. you can see the house was engulfed in fire. it happened between 9:00 and 10:00 and burned through the night. this is a loss not just for the people who lived here but for everyone. the whole community, many have stopped by today and said how sad it is to lose this home. neighbors say a local painter lived and worked in this house stephanie: -- >> it was devastating. i think it is the most important house in newcastle. it is a devastating, very sad to see that. everyone is safe. that is a good thing. i know they lost everything. mike: witnesses say everyone did get out of the house safely. firefighters were back at the scene today checking it. we are still waiting for more information from the fire chief fire. mike cronin, wmur news

. >> adam: honoring a social, icon, where you can pay tribute to dr. martin luther king junior. >> liz:: we are back in the travel and sports show checking out what all they have to offer from the traditional, to the non-traditional, and we will see you guys in a bit. >> liz:: all right and good morning to you, i'm liz bonis and thanks for walking up with cincinnati sunday. and we will have more on that in just a moment. a lot going on and first we want to get a check on the forecast and it is cold out there and it looks like it is going to be cold the rest of the week, and here is brandon orr with the no wait, weather. >> brandon: if you think that it is cold now, wait until you see the forecast, the wind chill, and because these temperature will drop, 20 degrees lower than they are right now and we are in the 20s right now, 25 at the airport and 27 over in munkin and 28 and we are around, 29 here in northern kentucky and we have a lot of clouds around and that is going to stick and evening thour we could see the peeks and the wind, coming out of the

adam: and i' m adam sexton. wmur' s aixa diaz is live in washington, d.c. where it has been snowing for more than 24 hours now. reporter: the snow and wind have been relentless over the past few hours. we are not the only area getting slammed by the storm. the white house covered in white. >> took a few pictures of the snowman in front of the white house. reporter: washington, d.c., is in the middle of a winter storm for record books. tourists are taking it in. >> in georgia, half an inch of snow is great. this is fantastic. up in the afternoon. >> this is an emergency event. we are very much still in our emergency response phase. >> we are going to commence a ban on roads in the downstate area. reporter: a travel ban is in effect in york city. public transportation has been suspended, broadway shows canceled. >> if you stay inside and stay warm, you will be fine. reporter: new jersey is dealing with coastal flooding. coastal towns were temporarily isolated when the floodwaters came in. in north carolina, a sixth person has died as a result of snow and ice

. >> adam: hello, everyone, and welcome to "the road to the final four." i'm adam zucker. saw, kansas over baylor, 102-74. joined by swin cash, doug gottlieb and seth davis. if kansas is going to be number one, come the next rankings, that's how you do it. >> doug: they were incredibly impressive. i think the big 12 is the toughest conference to win in the country not just because of the number of top-10, top-25 teams but it's a double round robin, you have to play everybody twice but it works in kansas's favor. with all veterans in your starting lineup facing a baylor zone which is unique and i thought kansas, seth, did an incredible job of pushing in transition and getting inside-out looks. they started the game hitting all those threes and after that it was a house of cards for baylor man-to-man. >> seth: when kansas shoots this well from three-point range it's unfair, they share the ball so well, they play defense in a tough, cohesive way, this is an older team, the players have gotten better each year, wayne selden is know woof the truly a worthy number one team and i

the storm, also stranded thousands of travelers and thoer than 10,000 flights were an cancelled >> adam: officials are confirming that 19 deaths are now weather related. >> liz: new in morning, police are still looking for a man who they say led deputies on a chase last night. eventually he crashed his car and ran away, the hamilton, county sheriff's deputies tried to pull a man over, about 8:00 last night. the deputies say that he ran a license plate check, found the vehicle had been stolen, the driver did not stop and led the police on a chase, and where apparently he hit a parked passenger ran off. >>> and the shooting is now a homicide investigation, the victim died yesterday, williams was shot earlier this month while she was in a vehicle, on reading road, and she was 24 years old and was taken to the ho s where she later died. the police say that they don't have any suspect information, to release right now, and if you know anything, you are asked to call the crime stoppers, 513-352-3040. >> adam: later today we will find out which two teams will be playing in super bowl, 50, firs

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i will have more the forecast coming up terry adam: -- coming up,. adam: sounds good, haley. and while we may not be hit with this big storm, millions of americans on the east coast are bracing for it. in some areas the roads are already snow covered and icy. abc' s lana zak has more on who' s going to get the worst of it. lana: d.c. is preparing for an epic blizzard with a trial run. mayor bowser: we are very sorry for inadequate response. i am also declaring a snow emergency. lana: d.c. is going to be more prepared after less than two evening, leading to this. >> it was pretty rough driving home. took him an hour to get four miles, then we decided to walk, and it' s pretty icy on the roads too when you' re walking. lana: even the president himself caught in the icy conditions, the presidential motorcade ping-ponging on the slick streets. while residents prepared for the impending storm, many on social media were frustrated by the preparation, or lack of it, on the roads. this person taking aim at the virginia department of transportation, writing "vdot needs to get salt on

adam mcquaid with the shot. matt beleskey redirects it in. boston able to give the 67,000 fans something to cheer about. it's 3-1. that was it from the bruins. montreal wins it 5-1. they dominate from started to finish. >> we just couldn't seem to find the rhythm. we couldn't seem the find our game. you know, we know we have challenges, but we didn't want the use that as an excuse and we shouldn't. but they came out really hard. they came out well. they seem to be on their toes and they had us on our heels early. >> that was a poor effort on our part. we came out hesitant. we were second on pucks. we tried to do too much and squeeze the stick, but right now it's... we have to i guess put it behind us and look forward because there are some big games coming up. >> alex: no question. the b's have lost four of their as tough as the losses in the winter classic was, the b's have the move on quickly. on tuesday they to host league's best team, the washington capitals. live in the newsroom, alex corddry, 7news night team >> it was a new england nat

. >> adam: and before cashing in their ticket, they hit the "today show" first. how this power couple plans to spend their new millions. >> . night team. >> 7news at 11:00 starts now. ism we're kicking off the weekend with wet weather. as rain moves into new england tonight, in fact, by the time you wake up tomorrow, it will likely be coming down pretty hard. >> adam: could even be pouring. will it stick around for the pats' game, here's meteorologist bri eggers. >> bri: dry for the pats' game, that's the good news, but we're talking about some wintry weather, as well. that advisory goes into effect tomorrow. here's the system we're looking for. working in overnight, you can see the temperatures, worcester 31, 32 in fitchburg, 41 in boston. early onset, some freezing rain, will be throughout worcester county as we head into the overnight hours, and then that rain really gets cranking between the hours of 5:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. with some colder northwest. at the end of this event, it could even bring us some slushy accumulation of snow. a coating to two inches p

. >> adam: plus a big stock yard blaze, why the flames at an east cattle company were so difficult to contain. >> liz: and the stars were bright in hollywood and we are going to show you the big winners at this year's screen actor's guild awards. good morning, cincinnati thank you for waking up with us this sunday, i'm liz bonis and we are going to have the stories coming up. and first, it is unseasonably warm and a warm day on tap today, i do believe, here is brandon orr with your no wait weather >> brandon: how nice was it yesterday? we were in the low to mid 60s and today, this morning we are around, 50 degrees and stow you know that it is going to a warm day, 53 at the airport, and 45, and some of us are in the 40s and the rest of us are in the low 50s and we do have the extra clouds around and yesterday we did not have these clouds and the signalling of a cold front that is moving our way later on today and that is going to bring the rain and right now we don't have the rain on doppler, hd and it is dry and it is going to stay like that for much of the day today and i think that

>> adam: pretty sure. i heard him talking to his boss on the phone. >> paul: i don' t suppose you overheard anything useful? >> adam: i did, uh, actually. my kidnapper' s a woman. >> phyllis: you vanished on me once already. that' s not gonna happen again. >> next on "the young and the restless"... >> nick: we should get out of here so we can talk -- >> sage: no, i don' t want to get out of here, nick, because you' re a traitor! >> dr. anderson: [ gasps ] >> nikki: i hope she is far away and has taken her drama with her. >> natalie: you want me to work for you? >> phyllis: with >>> next at noon, the broncos gear now out on store shelves. plus the new charges against a nurse accused of groping his patients. and the mustn't going on after jail. plus we have a shot of some dave will tell us when, next on cbs 4 news at noon. ,, ,,

adam: thanks. the state fire marshal is investigating a fire in alexandria after flames broke out at a home on fowler river road. this is the same home where a 11-month-old boy sustained fatal injuries this past november. the fire chief says no one was home at the time of the fire. wmur' s kristen carosa joins us now with new details on the investigation. kristen: investigators spent a good part of the day inside looking for answers. neighbors say the fire is concerning and complicates what is already going on. crime take surrounds this home on fowler river wrote in alexandria after a fire tore through, damaging the structure beyond repair. >> there was a lot of smoke and i was concerned. kristen: this woman lives across the street and heard emergency flames broke out friday night. >> there were probably a dozen fire trucks and more responders, trucks from volunteers who were showing up. kristen: firefighters battled the blaze from the outside, crews were on scene for hours, the chief believes the

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adam: i am adam sexton. meteorologist hayley lapoint shows us the radar. hayley: the good news is the rain let up across the state, but don' t let your guard down. we' ve got a line of thunderstorms on their way, just about to cross over the connecticut river valley. those of you in lebanon, claremont, get ready. there is even some lightning east over towards lebanon. there will be downpours, heavier gusts of wind, and the rain should make it all the way across the state, but it won' t places like concord, manchester. the wind gusts have been strongest at the coast line. 36 miles per hour, the latest gust there. seacoast. it' s 54 right now in concord. that means we have tied a record high temperature. if we would get to 55, we would break it. adam: the wind is taking out power in several places across the state. ever source is reporting 1600 people without power in pittsburgh, and the lights are out for another 1200 customers in rollinsford. power lines came down around route 175 in canton. authorities say it could be several hours before it reopens. step

adam: and i' m adam sexton. let' s go live now. reporter: good afternoon from a cold new york city where the snow began falling last night. as you can see, it is still falling. the blizzard of 2016 hitting hard. new york city nearly doubling its expected snow totals. officials forced to ban travel on streets, highways, bridges, and commuter rail' s. even some of the cities subway system frozen. >> go home right now. reporter, in west virginia, whiteout conditions nearly covering this rail of plows. the national guard sending soldiers to help. no planes going in or out of new york, washington, and philadelphia. instead, equipment lined up to clear the runways. people in the dcn virginia area expecting three feet or more of accumulation. >> when they are calling for 36 or 40, you start wondering how much the roof can hold. reporter: what it is not all about the snow . entire neighborhoods overrun with icy ocean water. still, new jersey governor chris christie reassuring his state things are under control. chris christie: this is my 1

>> a western, hog nose. >> adam: okay. >> exactly have the dad to have little baby here. >> adam: oh, my goodness, a family affair. >> so today we are ready to head to the show ourselves and so that is why we brought the display of something that you would see if you would go to the show. >> adam: so you have, what? a dozen,? can take home. you can buy. when the kids come up and say i want to hold this, do you let them hold it? >> of course, yes, we got to start young and we got to get them in there and loving the reptiles and not being afraid of them, if they want to hold, something as long as the attitude is good for the animal. >> adam: and the attitude is good for the kids and you have to make sure that the kid is not going to freak out a little. >> this is a sand, boa and this is another one of the snakes that we usually let the kids hold and they are laid back and easy going. and a good, pet to have. >> adam: give me the misconceptions that the people have about the snakes or the reptiles that you have. >> they think that everything around them is poisonous. you can't touch that

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that is funny. >> adam: seems like a nice evening. dresses really cool. attractive. >> adam: you don't have be in a cold condition. >> kim: beautiful, like a spring day. >> jeremy: last year a different situation a come of showers coming at us tomorrow. rain and snow showers, nothing significant and warmer to the weekend. 20s and 30s, city at 33, worcester at 32. that is huge, this time of year, a winter day without any wind. two weather systems on the map, this here blows up to a big storm and stays offshore, this one here will come out of the great lakes states during the day, a cool front but not an arctic front and that will generate clouds and a couple of isolated rain and snow showers. 29 to 34 and tomorrow morning the commute is dry. especially on 128 to the coastline. a few peeks of sun in the worcester hills and as we work through the day again, a scattering of couple of rain and snow showers midday and through the evening. this is our storm timeline, and again, a storm in the academic sense that it will generate clouds but not much. here we are

see you at 5:30. >> adam: still ahead on 7 a story of survival. why doctors refuse to give up hope for a man found >> kim: corruption concerns. were prominent tennis stars >> adam: there is a lot of news to get to and another hour of 7 news ahead. i'm adam williams. >> kim: i'm kim khazei, 7 news at 5:30 starts right now. >> ryan: now at 5:30 breaking news, two people injured after shots ring out in side an mbta train. major delays as investigators sweep the scene. >> jadiann: disturbing allegations in groveland million a local man accused of stealing a woman's identity. >> reporter: bitter wind. that trades and we track a >> water crisisparking

. >> adam: thank you. coming up in 10 minutes details on the crippling conditions causing chaos in washington, d.c. and the how much worse it could get down there. don't forget as the storms gets closer get the updated whdh.com and the 7 news mobil and tablet apps. >> kim: battle of best in the a.f.c.championship. brady and manning matching up in what many believe will be the last game between the two future hall of famers but brady says sunday's game is not about his rivalry. it's about the team. joe amorosino joins us now anticipated match up. >> reporter: if they had season win the patriots would be preparing to host the afc championship rather than getting ready to head out to denver but they're going to make the most of it and that is easier to do when you are playing with a full deck. such was the case at the patriots with perfect attendance including matthew slater who missed yesterday with aship issue. tom brady has been far from perfect in denver but there is no time like the present to turn it ar

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adam: yes.ide to doing it when interest rates are this low or when the private sector has been so reluctant to invest over the last few years. there is no downside when we know public investment and infrastructure has foregone in the last few years. it may not have a huge beneficial effect, but it is much more likely to lead to short-term growth and long-term growth than anything else you do right now. francine: this is the conversation we are having in europe. what the governor is saying and he says policies will succeed. much of ant having effect on productivity or inflation. meghnad: we should be welcoming that inflation is so low. at's welcome the fact that long 75-year inflation cycle is over for the time being and rates will stay low. given that, how can we operate? tom: adam, you wanted to join been -- to jump in on that? adam: i have to disagree. problem forn is a three reasons. first, you have wages not going growth if productivity is low, you have no room to cut wages without going neg

adam: and i' m adam sexton. meteorologist hayley lapoint tells us what areas got the most snow. hayley: it was closer to the seacoast than we expected. into barrington and farmington is where we saw heavier snow amounts. sutton, about three inches. jefferson, two inches. only about 1.5 in new boston and one inch in laconia. it was a fresh one get snow into the ski areas which they are very happy about for the holiday weekend. snow showers remain in the higher elevations. this big system long gone. tomorrow will not be perfect. we will have sunshine for the morning before clouds roll in. temperatures a bit colder. we will have another round of snow showers this weekend into martin luther king day. i will show you the timing and how much to expect, ahead. stephanie: now that the snow is gone, driving conditions have improved. you' re taking a live look at 293 in manchester and 93 in hooksett where things are moving smoothly. wmur' s kria sakakenny is live in manchester with an update on the roads. reporter: usually during the evening, there is concern that if there is snow on the

. >> adam: turning to the forecast. we've moved past the flurries for now. but we could see rain before weekend. let's check your forecast with meteorologistier jennifer. >> meteorologist -- jeremy reiner. >> reporter: it'll load up on moisture and head up the 95 car dorr so that it is in new england by saturday morning, we have a separate could be a couple of flurries tomorrow and even pox of drizzle but the main event looks like saturday morning versus saturday afternoon. we've rain on the way saturday morning, mote even be a little bit of freezing rain route 2 corridor early in the day on saturday but even up there, more about the rain drops than anything else. but the whole thing quickly moves out of here during the afternoon hours. when we're talking about the game tailgating clouds and pox of drizzle, upper 30s and at kickoff cloudy. breezy, temperatures in the upper 30s at the start of the game and when the game wraps up partial clearing. case. also on 7 a deadly drive in new hampshire after this pre-school teacher gets stranded in a snowstorm. police