so we actually have three areas now. - [natalie] so how many hills do you have here at boston mills? - [steve] well the areas vary. we have from anywhere from 12 spots or so that you can get on to... - [natalie] i'm laughing because you can tell i just called them hills. i don't ski much. - no trails, yeah... - trails, okay. - we consider them trails. so we have a handful here. we have terrain varying from beginner to intermediate, all the way to advanced. we have some trained parts which, if you watch the olympics you'll see that we have the jumps and the rails. so if you did watch the olympics you can come out and try some tricks here. - [natalie] well, and you know i think that's great, you said it is for beginners. me, i was always afraid of the lifts. that's my biggest... that is why i've never really gone skiing because i don't like the lifts. i'm afraid of heights. - [steve] well, what's nice about boston mills is that we have a... - [natalie] be careful. conveyer lift, and it's basically like a, we you kind of ride up to it, get your ski tips or your snowboard front onto it,

. >> and he also skit to go to boston mills embracing it back fox 8 the official school closing station with closings and delays on-air, online.. we are the only local morning show that starts at 4:00 a.m..o >> they say that the victims of friday double murderat in hinckley were killed by her brother asn dean sims pled not guilty in court .. she's giza shooting assemblies and bond set at $10 million backgem vacuum dragging a trooper on saturday turned himself in tom david son charged with assault trooper was hurt during a traffic stop his injuries were minor. >> jim jordan joins us with all of the details sounds exciting snack and event that will put us on the spotlight again with the rnc five months away is still a need foriv hundreds of volunteers rs to serve as ambassadors during this event. >> the tampa rnc in 2012 gave us insight i want to expect from airport and hotel readers to transportation host, rnc volunteers will be responsible to answer visitors questions aboutee cleveland to give advice on where to visit to places to eat and let events take place, the host committee is als

a new bill targeting puppy mills in boston being introduced today. city councilor matt o' mally wants to stop pet stores from selling dogs, cats and other animals purchased from commercial breeders. o' mally says the vast majority of animals sold in pet stores come from large scale breeding for the animals properly. the federal government is ordering a cleanup of the charles river. new regulations this year will require the 260 communities that feed into the charles river watershed to help remove some of the phosphorous that washes into it every year. environmental advocates say it will help reduce flooding, droughts, and pollution. but taxpayers are concerned they will foot much of the bill. we want to check back in with cindy. cindy: this is what february supposed to be like, one of the brightest days this week. we have a couple of areas circled on the map, stormy weather coming our way. look at these temperatures this month. we have been so up and down. the average high is about 40 in boston. look at that wind. the temperature is similar to the wa

emily: a new bill targeting puppy mills in boston will be introduced today. city councilor matt o'mally wants to stop pet stores from animals that they purchase from commercial breeders. o'mally says the vast majority of animals sold in pet stores come from large-scale breeding facilities, and many do not care for the animals properly. randy: two people are expected in court today in connection with the discovery of a gun in a baby's bassinet. boston police officers, executing a search warrant, found the semi-automatic tucked under a pink blanket saturday. they also found heroin and cocaine in the dorchester home. pedro valdez and lasonia gathers are facing gun and drug charges. emily: a judge will decide today if a lawsuit stemming from the sandy hook school massacre moves forward. lawyers for the company that made the rifle used to kill 20 students and six staff members are asking the judge to dismiss the suit. the parent company of bushmaster firearms says it's protected by a 2005 federal law that shields gun manufacturers from most lawsuits over criminal

a new bill targets puppy mills in boston. city councilor matt o'mally wants to stop pet stores from selling dogs, cats, and other animals that they purchase from commercial breeders. o'mally tells "the globe" the vast majority of animals sold in pet stores come from large-scale breeding facilities and many do not care for the animals sera: disneyland is celebrating its diamond anniversary. and tonight abc is joining the party honoring walt disney for his big, bold creation with a glamorous, star-studded event. the special will also showcase the "paint the night" parade and "world of color" celebrate the catch it all starting at 8:00 p.m. right here on channel 5. doug: that was a staple in the meehan household back in the black-and-white. it started in black-and-white and then that opening color was like, oh, my. then we moved to hockey. danielle: that ice will melt out there. it was 60 degrees yesterday. today we're going into the low to mid 50's. a lot of sunshine to start the day. we will see increasing clouds. tonight the

doug: a new bill targets puppy mills in boston. city councilor matt o'mally wants to stop pet stores from selling dogs, cats, and other animals that they purchase from commercial breeders. o'mally tells "the globe" the vast majority of animals sold in pet stores come from large-scale breeding facilities and many do not care for the animals properly. deliver for us. doug: and how! sera: we're being so blessed with this lovely spring. danielle: a lot of people on twitter are talking about the marathon training outside because yesterday was 60 in boston. today was only into the low to mid 50's. we'll see increasing clouds. there will be some rain overnight tonight for the south coast, cape and the islands. turning to a mix or even snow. a coating at maximum. low-impact event watching wednesday into thursday though. sera: not so bad considering, do you remember where we were last year? danielle: we were piled in. doug: buried under two feet of snow. i was at the pool in scottsdale. we'll see you in about an hour. >> this is an editoria

bb-gun or airsoft gun to break emily: a hearing is set for today on a bill that would ban puppy mills in boston. the proposal from city councilor matt o'malley would ban the sale of commercially-bred puppies and kittens at pet shops. it would also prevent the sale of animals in public parks and on city streets. the public hearing is at 11:00 a.m. at boston city hall. & shop workers may be preparing to walk off the job. the union voted to authorize a strike yesterday. they're at odds with the care, pensions, and wages. there is no date set for a strike, and both sides are still negotiating. the mbta will debate fare hikes at a meeting today ahead of a vote next week. that's as the agency is expected to announce cuts to its massive deficit. the "t" says it has cut its projected deficit by 43 percent. that allows for about $100 million to be put back into repairs and winter preps. the additional savings could make it more difficult to persuade critics to raise fares. the "t" has proposed raising fares by an average of 10%. emily: boston in the "spotlight" at the oscars. the movie about the push to

doug: a new bill targets puppy mills in boston. city councilor matt o'mally wants to stop pet stores from selling dogs, cats, and other animals that they purchase from commercial breeders. o'mally tells "the globe" the vast majority of animals sold in pet stores come from large-scale breeding facilities and many do not care for the animals properly. sera: disneyland is celebrating its diamond anniversary. and tonight abc is joining the party honoring walt disney for his big, bold creation with a glamorous, star-studded event. the special will also showcase two dazzling displays of technology. the "paint the night" parade and "world of color" celebrate the wonderful world of disney. p.m. right here on channel 5. sera: for some students, athletics can be crucial to high doug: just ask this week's a plus student who says without graduating, let alone be on the antoinette antonio introduces us to cory lombardo of king philip regional high school. teachers at all really. i didn't like school. antoinette: what a difference cory lombardo,

its way northward but until that warm front gets here a lot of visibility. of a mill at worcester and half a mile in boston. >> up around a thousand or 1,500 feet. there is still borderline icing going on. winter weather advisory until 7:00. here's what will happen. we see temperatures start to jump after 7:00 in or 1,500 boston. probably around 8:00 or 9:00. then late tonight, everybody turns warm, but that's when it starts to get windy, and that's when we have the risk of the downpours. so it's warmer, windy and wet, but this is significant. at our winds around 7:00 tonight, nothing to speak of in boston. but now they have picked up where the warm air is moving in. as the warm air comes up the southerly winds gust. this may be overdone but the idea is there. we have a wind advisory. when we get those heavy downpours that's when the take place. showers, you see some of these downpours further to the south their way into the region. what's left of that severe works up as downpours here. mostly just west and north of boston until we get later tonight and some of those downpours east of new england. the thre

this morning a city -- >>> this morning a boston city council will propose a ordinance to keep animals from upy mills. to prevent pet shops from selling animals from commercial bread breeders -- breeders. groups are lining up to support the ordinance. >>> tomorrow massachusetts will hold a hearing to address concerns about putting venomous snakes on an island. an official from the division of fisheries and wildlife says any fears the snakes will kill people are irrational. they want to preserve the endangered snakes and residents are worried they could attack hikers fishermen and hunters. >> gets your attention. when you say venomous snake. >>> gronk impose overboard. >>> rob gronkowski party cruise coming to an end and from the videos on board looks like everyone had a good time. >> the ship left on friday night for miami to the bahamas and stopped at private destination called gronk. three of his siblings and dad were on board. people posted videos and says gronk was twerking and dancing yep. and. >> did he have backup dancers. >> he he does. >> you know you made it when you have backup dancers. >>

. >>> today a boston city council will propose an ordinance to keep pet stores from selling mills. city council matt o'malley selling dogs from commercial breeders and says large-scale breeders don't provide proper vet care. >>> a millis elementary school is shut down today because of poor air quality. the issue was found during test over the school vacation week. the clyde brown school will be closed today and tomorrow. meanwhile, the abigail adams middle school in weymouth is closed as crews work to repair area damage in a pipe work -- pipe burst rather last week. administrators hope to reopen tomorrow and say they will let parents know as soon as possible if they can't and students a framingham mccarthy elementary are relocated while work is underway to repair areas affect by a pipe burst last week. >>>ing by a rival in fort myers. david ortiz has reported to spring training. >> that's right he showed up at fenway south this morning the slugger's final go around. he announceded he plans to retire at the end of the season. the team's first full squad wednesday. >> third baseman p

these are the temperatures, 34 boston, 40 in plymouth, go inland a little bit. cambridge at 36. watertown, 27 degrees. mill ton at 30, so the front kind of goes this way, southward down route 3 toward cape cod. in fact on the shore line to the south, temperatures very similar. 35 and 34. inlapd a bit, you are getting freezing rain, icy coating. likely getting to be very icy at this hour. this is the progression, expected overnight. not some places staying locked in the cold, freezing rain or glaze. break for the most part, scattered showers, most pushed to the north. pushes mostly into canada until the evening commute. we'll deal with that. thres of weather, snows and ice, ice not so much the snow, rain tomorrow afternoon again, high threat as well as wind. there will be some fog around. so all kinds of facets to this, the cold front will come with heavy rain. there is likely to be thunderstorms, pushing through. and then off shore just after the commute and by 9:00, everybody is getting out of it. but, it is going to be quite a deal tomorrow afternoon with the front coming through, you get the rain and th

. >>> a boston counselor wants to change the way pets are sold in the city by setting a precedent o'malley is unveiling a puppy mill bill. it will outlaw the retail sales roadside of dogs, cats and rabbits because often time they are bred quickly. >> it is unfair and inhumane and i want boston is known for taking care of all 6 their residents including the four-legged ones. o'malley hopes that marty walsh will support it. >>> reminding residents to keep your cars watched. in fitchburg and winchendon said several cars were broken into. they had reports of thefts in the area at sumner, vine. in winchendon hit near school street. police arrested someone and found some stolen items. >>> a 15-year-old is killed and a teenager only a year older is facing charges. still ahead, the argument that ended with the deadly stabbing and the new trouble that broke out at the vigil of the teen who was killed. scam artists working fast to steal your information. aimed at protecti >>> now at 4:30, a winter weather advisory in effect later today as snow and ice move in during the evening commute. how much your town deals with the wint

. >>> a boston city council wants to keep that stores from selling animals from puppy mills. the city council member is proposing a -- an ordinance that would prevent pet shops from selling animals from commercial breeders. many large-scale breeders do not provide proper veterinary care. advocates are already lining up to support the ordinance. structured bogle is getting his prison sentence shortened. he was sentenced to 15 years last year after pleading guilty to child pornography. but lawyers argue their child never abused small children and the prostitutes or near the age of consent. immediately following his arrest . >>> the battle over user privacy at apple is now going beyond the tech giant and federal prosecutors protest against the government in more than 30 cities. the rights group fighting for the future. the government wants apple to break into the iphone of one of the san bernardino shooters. >>> a wild finish against dallas but is it enough for getting them a win?>>> i am and fort myers, florida, where we continue to watch the red sox. guess who continues to be

. >>> happening today the boston city council will hold public hearing on banning puppy mills in the city. last week o'malley filed a bill that would ban pet shops from selling dogs, cats and rabbits that come from commercial breeders. u.s. senator taking a stance in the battle against opioids. with proposal to expand treatment and recovery services. >> we need someone in the presidency who understands the health of our nation, understands that this is now the epidemic in our society. so hillary clinton has made this a high priority. >> in 2014 more than 1300 people in massachusetts died afterover dosing on opioids. steven lynch planning to hold to talk about way to enhance the regional rail system. charlie baker and marty walsh are both expected to attend this. lynch on the national security. >> breaking overnight in american college student for the first time since being detained he's pleading for forgiveness. please. he confessed to hostile act. the university of virginia student is accused of trying to steal a political sign from the walls of hotel last month. north korea believe

the mill that burned down and the technology that dates back to the 19th century. boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." antoinette: and a good morning to you. it's just after 6:00 on this saturday, february 13. i'm antoinette antonio. doug: and i'm doug meehan. it's cold. it's only going to get colder. look at that outside. a shot of our city cam downtown boston. my goodness. it's only 16 degrees, and this is going to be warm compared to later. is that right, danielle. danielle: that's right. in fact, the morning is actually the warmest part of the day today. if you can imagine that one, doug and antoinette. good morning, everyone. 20 in boston. 11 in worcester. five already in orange but what happens is cold air is headed our way. take a look up in canada. temperature readings below zero and well below zero. that cold air mass is headed in our direction. the other thing with this is the wind and because of that, wind chill warnings in effect afternoon going until sunday at lunchtime. so we're in for a cold period beginning later on today. in fact, her

the mill that burned down and the technology that dates back >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." antoinette: and a good morning to you. thank you so much for joining at i'm antoinette antonio. doug: by is good because not friday the 13th. good morning, everybody. get ready. the chill is just the beginning. antoinette: just can't see it. doug: it hurts. danielle: it's coming. it's slowly working its way in right now, doug and antoinette. good morning. you can see right now though still at 21 degrees in boston, but 12 right now in worcester. look at this. we're in the single digits the farther north and west you go. this is just the beginning of the cold air that is is working its way in slowly through the morning and into the afternoon. notice temperatures up in canada well below zero. and that's what we're expecting as we head towards later on this evening and into the overnight. the winds are going to pick up. because of that, we have wind chill warnings in effect for pretty much everyone starting at 4:00 p.m. today. that means

the mill that burned down and the technology that dates back to the 19th century. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." antoinette: and a good morning to you. we have another round of the "eyeopener" underway. 8:00 on your saturday, february i'm antoinette antonio. doug: and i'm doug meehan. brrrrr. antoinette: that's all we have to say. doug: a live look outside from winthrop across boston harbor toward the city. people probably taking off for logan heading to warmer areas. as we approach a long weekend for some, right. danielle: that's true. i heard in florida it's in the 50's. how about that? temperatures on the way down. 20 degrees right now in boston. it is 12 in worcester. five degrees right now in orange. but this is actually balmy compared to where we're going to be in 24 hours. take a look at the cold air up through the north and west. that's all headed in our direction. and those winds start to crank this afternoon. because of that, a wind chill warning in effect beginning at 4:00 p.m. today but this entire area wind chill advisor

boston 95. >> reporter: and what's it like? >> bad. yeah. driving about 50 mills per -- miles per hour. >> reporter: slushy. >> yep. it's pretty bad. >> reporter: and they he expect the slush to change a little bit. again, as temperatures on the roadways continues to drop we posted here along the mass pike in natick as the snow continues to fall. but for now, back to you chris and kathryn. >> thanks very much. appreciate it. and despite the snow in the school closings a lot of people are going to have to go to work. >> you got it let's go to chantee lans and how are the streets and sidewalks there? >> reporter: it is a little less windy snow coming down. happy friday and it's also going to be a helpy friday for thousands of -- happy friday for thousands of boston students that don't have to show up to school. at copley square i am seeing a little dusting. we are seeing people out and about their cars out. we have seen salt trucks and sand trucks and plows and we want to mention the city is saying there's no parking ban. however, you cannot use space saveers yowsm

general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... again! the hokies running at boston college it's justin robinson...the dish to justin bibbs...swooping in for 2 of his 12..he had 10 boards as well.. as buzz williams..and the hokies are trying to knotch a 7th acc win....after just 2 last year. off the inbounds...jalen hudson..the 3 and the foul... hokies by 13...40-27 at the break. second half...seth allen..for to lead the hokies... the hokies pull away for a 71-56 win...to move to 15-13.....7-8 in the acc... they can move to 500...with a win at wake forest sunday.. women's big south action..liberty and radford..both with road wins tonight. northside..is busy having a season to remember.. tonight..another step to take in the region quarterfinals of 3a west-- vikings runnin' early..it's kendrick tucker lobbing it up to shey webb...for the tap-two... later..george bright going tough to the tin...for 2.... and bright feeds carlos boogie basham...the tower of power..for the bucket and the foul. northside waxes waynesboro to advance. 64-45 another conference champ..william

mill was moved to bartlett in 1878. shelley: new details in a deadly accident involving a manhole cover on i-93 in boston. the victim has been identified as an elementary school art teacher in milton, massachusetts. a 200-pound manhole cover smashed through the windshield of her car this morning at the end of the o' neill tunnel. at video from highway cameras. sources tell our sister station wcvb that video shows an suv changing lanes, passing over the manhole cover, dislodging it and sending it through the air and into the windshield. tom: in commitment 2016, big news tonight. republican jim gilmore has suspended his campaign for president. the former virginia governor struggled in polls, only qualifying for the undercard debates twice. in a statement, gilmore says he plans to support the republican party' s eventual nominee. tom@ the six remaining republican candidates will debate tomorrow night in greenville, south carolina. this is the last debate before in the state' s primary next saturday. shelley: tonight, a family from epping is home safe after a cruise vacation to the bahamas turned into a night

mill, it was vacant. no one was hurt. firefighters are now investigating whether this fire is suspicious. >> next on newscenter 5 -- >> boston newlyweds involved in a crash moments before they walked down the aisle. first responders helping them get to the church on time. >> tracking a midweek threat for wintry weather. i'll show you when the snow could we're living in a very competitive global economy, and if we are going to succeed, we need the best-educated workforce in the world. r we should be making public colleges and universities tuition-free. we're going to pay for it vwith a tax on wall street speculation. p the taxpayers of this country bailed out wall street. r it is time for them to start helping t the middle class of this country. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >> you're watching wcvb >> and only on 5 tonight, hundreds of family and friends attending a memorial today for a young child who died earlier this week. 12-year-old c.j. thompson was remembered for his million dollar smile. in january, he fell through an icy pond. close to 200 people filed into the brockton community center to share thei

french bulldog chihuahua, boston terrier, labrador,eses labradoodle, german shepherd and pit bull sometimes resold as pets of the times for dog fighting. >> were sent to a puppy mill. >> for breeding purposes we have heard about that and that's why we encourage safe spay and for $200ic there are gps units that's whatr helped them to locate his dog charlie. >> he had a gps in his coat and they found in. >> documentation is critical says captain doug hunter with the wayne county sheriff's departmentun and something you can do . >> small dock street with a q-tip and placed that in an envelope and you have a dna sample. >> dna positively identified 204 puppy stolen during a 2014 home invasion in doylestown and later found in akron. >> with dna, they sound extreme but that is another level of protection. >> the best safeguard safeguard is to avoid the situation might never leave your dog unsecured >> for more information on the pet fbi in particular petrol dognappers, go to fox 8.com. >> bike shops join forces to put the pedal to the metal for local kids, kids, that's a local mechanics on hand at the ohio city bicycle co-op m equipment to refurbish kids bikes that be d

. >>> a boston city councillor wants to change the way pets are sold and set a precedents for the rest of the state. matt o'malley is calling it the puppy mill bill. the proposal would outlaw retail and roadside sales of these pets because many times the animals are bred quickly and without the proper care. >> it's unfair, it's unhumane i want to make sure boston is known for taking care of all of their residents including the four legged ones. o'malley hopes mayor marty walsh will sign it before it comes before him. >> apple is now calling for settle this heated debate on national security versus personal privacy. apple c.e.o. tim cook said what the f.b.i. is asking threaten everyone's civil liberty. the case is about one phone that could help them find other terrorists. both cook and comie have been invited to testify on capitol hill. >>> a dramatic rescue and an s.u.v. swallowed up in flames and miraculously an unlikely item came out in one piece. witnesses say this jeep was driving on a tennessee highway when it was sideswiped by another car hit a pole then burst into flames. a passerby pulled the driver to safety before the jeep was ful

mill. before being properly weaned their often mailed to retail locations for sale. the boston city council has proposed a law that would not only prevent that but extend to sales. >> this would outlaw the selling a purchase of puppies cats kittens dogs or rabbits from that stores in the city of boston it would also add up prohibition on the roadside sales of cats which sadly has happened with much more frequency than one would think pick animal advocates say the in these types of sales create issues that can run unexpected bills in the thousands of dollars. we've had people contact us they've gotten a sick puppy we've had people contact us for their puppies genetic issues. the sale of rabbits in boston has left shelters overrun with them. because really influx. more than 120 cities and towns across the country of law similar to the one on malley's proposed but not one of those areas is in massdot he would like to change that. it's unfair it's inhumane i want to make sure that austin is known for taking care of all of its residents including the four-legged once. >> o'malley ho

boston northward morning news fox25 morning newscast talk about ice and northern worcester county along route to sell the new hampshire snow will be pushed farther to the that point on light break in the action mill the daypart to down to the attleboro's getting into that winter weather advisory to some snow and ice making it slippery this evening. talk about bedford boston norwood maybe snow is going to melt one gets to ground level worcester county coming down little steadier little more steady south coast of new grassy surfaces coming down harder but most places going to melt there as well. falls. pockets of heavy rain tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow night heavy downpours with the cold front part of the system coming through early thursday morning another commute and the winds will pick up with those range as well testing 40 miles per hour perhaps as high as 50 miles per hour couple of spots out there. rainfall were talk about three quarters of an inch plenty and then tomorrow night into thursday morning double that in many locations. watching it closely as well. a lot to talk about first snow ice to rain tonight heavy rain comes after the along with strong winds weekends always in view it be

the mill that burned down and the technology that dates back to the 19th century. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." antoinette: and a good morning to you. we have another round of the "eyeopener" underway. 8:00 on your saturday, february

in the day and into wednesday night. 38 in boston this morning. 40 in taunton to chatham. 15 to 25 warmer than yesterday. 37 in keene and manchester. to 15 mills mere hour and 24 the within chill in worcester. 30 in boston. we have cloud out there but they are middle and high altitude. clouds filtering the sunshine. sireous clouds are out this going way to more sunshine. between mow and late -- now and late morning the temperatures rise 40 to 45. lunchtime today, lower 50s. looks fantastic and intervals of cloud and sunshine. dry weather today and the only thing that tough contend with is the wind gusting occasionally over 20 miles per hour and cruising back to the 40s during the evening a couple showers for tomorrow. the hour by hour timeline in a couple minutes. >> thanks so much. >>> a virginia police officer was killed in the line of duty on her very first day of josh. officer ashley guindon was one of three officers shot answering a domestic disturbance call one day after being sworn in. a child in the house was not hurt and one man is under -- arrest. police describe him as a member of the military. >>> a driver was killed instant lay cr

. >>> this morning a boston city council will propose an ordinance to keep pet stores from selling animals from so- called puppy mills. city counselor o'malley wants to keep them from selling animals from commercial breeders and says large-scale breeders don't provide proper veterinary care. animal rights groups are lining up to support the ordinance. >>> and tomorrow massachusetts will hold a hearing to address concerns about putting venomous snakes on an island in the reservoir. an official from the division fear that is snakes might kill people is irrational. the state wants to pre-- preserve endangered snakes and residents are worried they could attack hikers fishermen and hunters. >>> we want to put our best face forward but how you wash your face could hurt your skin. a skin care expert tells the daily mail washing your face in the shower can cause damage. hot water and pressure can irritate and dry out the skin and die late blood vessels making your face look red. the best way wash your face at the sink using tempered watt erin splash with cold water after you rinse to close pours and stimulate circulation. ap

lexington smith mountlake boones mill rocky mount mid upper forties partly sunny lynchburg loving stint appomattox upper forties to near fifty gretna danville south boston upper forties to low fifties and he can see as you travel through the new er valley southwest radford with bill marion all in the upper thirties to low forties up toward the highlands greenbrier valley west virginia can't loud a snow shower temperatures in the thirties and low forties seven day planner thursday friday look nice cooler 40s and to near 50 saturday and sunday right around sixty to sixty one degrees overnight lows upper 30s to nea away unharmed after a tree fell on their mobile home. wanda morgan's grandson was sleeping on the couch and then all of a sudden a tree fell on the house. like a frieght train and then a big boom. they do not have her son and friends are helping to remove as much wanda morgan/homeowner: "someone could have been hurt really that tree should have fell all the way down. in the same area, power lines and wind station overhang. officials say it could people in henry county get their power back. officials want to make sure you're until the power comes

. >>> a boston city council was to keep pet stores from selling animals from so-called puppy mills. the city council is proposing an ordinance that would prevent pet shops from selling animals to commercial breeders. o'malley says many large scale breeders do not provide proper that mary care. animal rights groups are already lining up to support the ordinance. >>> the city wants to place surveillance cameras all around the downtown area. the original plan was a gunshot believe surveillance cameras crime. the city once the cameras up >>> bill cosby's wife getting ready to testify tomorrow in a a judge denied the request to delay the deposition. they argued that she does not have any relative information about the case and that any conversations between her and her husband are confidential under state law. the definition -- the defamation suit was filed after he was accused of sexual assault . >> apple is now going beyond the tech giant and federal prosecutors protest against the governor are now planned in 30 different cities. the internet rights groups fight for the future is appal

boston marathon 65 days. cold this weekend though. don't run outside tomorrow evening or sunday morning. it's cold. too cold. 7 on 7 forecast, you will be on the dread mill. monday mostly sunny skies, temperature on monday in the upper 20's. there is our next storm on tuesday. there is going to be a little burst of snow very early in that storm system but otherwise raindrops prevail. temperatures on tuesday upper 40's. see you at 5:30 . ahead a dish that will warm your valentine's heart this weekend. we'll head to harvest in harvard square for a sweet treat . >> anchor: and chills the big air event tonight at fenway some concern about the temperatures but we'll head out live. you like being picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. new customers, open a checking and savings account and you can get a polaroid cube+ >> anchor: thanks so much for being with us on this busy friday. 7 news at 5:30 starts right now. . >> anchor: ice blacker of a watermain break turns a road into an icy river . >> anchor: and facing a judge. police make an arrest after a man is found shot t

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mill yard. we are not seeing any problems right now on the everett turnpike. all roads leading into and out of the boston area are also moving well and up to speed. dunkin donuts. erin: you can always get the school closings, delays and wmur.com. you can also track the storm and reach you. sean: by this time tomorrow morning, we will have our first results from the 2016 is -- 2016 presidential primary. erin: the candidates are almost there are a lot of undecided voters here new hampshire. ray: according to a new wi your cnn poll, 37% of likely democratic voters have yet to make up their mind -- sorry, that is 39 percent of democratic voters. and half republican voters are still deciding. with that in mind and a record turnout expected, that means especially on the republican side with so many candidates to look at your we caught up with a few undecided voters less like watching the revolting find out they are looking or in the. they said they were close to choosing a candidate, but after hearing that candidates on the stage, many said they are back to square one. now they have just a few hours sean: near

495, and in boston is a very wet and tough one and slow one as these heavy bands of rain move through. there is a real close look. you see the yellows showing you some of the heavier rain. mill ford, norwood, now moving. as we take you out the heavy rains will continue. still at 8:00. the rainfall amounts will quickly build up. probably to half an inch or an inch in no time. south shore around 9:00 tonight. cape is certainly getting it. around 10:00. for tomorrow morning's commute it won't be as widespread but downpours at the cape and showery around boston. >> what's going to happen after that is we're going to have to with which a possible second storm. more about that in a second but look at the temperatures now compared to 24 hours ago. 15, 25 degrees warmer. in boston, right now, we have jumped to 55. a southerly wind at 17 miles per hour. and with that wind out of the south, that's going to help the temperature climb a little bit more. gusting to 36 now in plymouth. 33 in orange. so the temperatures will certainly stay warm all newt and will probably stay steady, maybe full a little bit during tomorrow afternoon. stale very mild day. the wind will go around to the nort

mill. check out the flames lighting up the sky. it started around 3:00 a.m. yesterday in fall river, massachusetts, south of boston and firefighters were on scene overnight putting out water and despite the size of the fire, no one was injured. investigators are working to determine the cause. >>> and demonstrations are planned the next week of apple stores in more than 30 cities. protestors will speak out about the fbi. it easier to unlock an encrypted iphone. a new proposal to break the stalemate between the fbi and apple involving an iphone that belonged to one of the shooters. a cybersecurity pioneer is offering to crack the pass code for free in three weeks. >> and using the social engineering and the hardware and software, we perform our magic with the wands and it comes out. this is how it works. there are 10,000 hackers in the world who could easily do what i am suggesting myself. >> and no word on whether the fbi iser considering the offer but that man is so confident he can crack into that phone, he said if he fails, he will eat his shoe on live tv. >>> and all right, we're in the height of tax season. a

. >> boston city council was to change the way sold instead of ursula present for the rest of the state. calling at the puppy mill bill. but it will extend beyond dogs to cats and rabbits as well. the proposal would outlaw the retail and roadside sale of these pets because many times the animals are bred quickly and without the proper care. it's unfair it's inhumane i want to make sure that boston is known for taking care of all of its residents including the four-legged ones. >> the ill will be formally introduced the council meeting tuesday o'malley hopes mayor it comes before him. >> fox 25 investigates first uncovered some of the lines chronically delayed lasted 10 reports. >> kerry: delayed over and over again fox 25 investigates consistent trouble spots a commuter rail lines this comes after the state gave the operator of the commuter rail keolis and improvement plan following 2015 disastrous winter. under the plan keolis was to run the trains with an on-time performance goal of 92 percent. overall the results of extremely positive.keolis officials say that goal has been met when you look at overall adjuste

mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... >>> 5:44. and meteorologist shiri spear and rain across boston and eastern massachusetts. a little bit of freezing drizzle up to paxton, hubbards drizzle up to paxton, hubbardsson and sterling and clinton. every to pepperell, nashua, merrimack, milford. you can see the pink and the freezing drizzle in derry, kingston and watch if on the roads in central mass and southern new hampshire. >>> check out this fierce rain and wind. developing this morning, severe storms have killed at least three people, and this morning, rescue crews are waiting for the sun to come up to assess the damage. fox25's daniel miller is here with the wicked weather across the gulf coast. >> yeah, a brutal night for as you said people won't know how widespread the damage is until the sun rise this is morning. strong winds and heavy rain are still pounding the gulf coast. schools in southern georgia are weather. one of the worst-hit areas was a mobile home park in louisiana where two people died and at least 30 people were injured. tornadoes also left several people injured i

mill e: portsmouth, new hampshire, 29 in plymouth, 30 new bedfofort over to hyannis, so that is going to be conducive to getting minor snow accumulation aucioss eastern massacorrsettpor north shore boston, southeastern massacorrsettporco eally south of the mass pike onory looking at coating to an inch of snow with trace ice on top of that here and starting this evening until 1:00 in the morning in those spots but continue later and southegoi new hamhamphire and one to three inches of snow and ge ieet with up to tenth of inch of ice on top of that and icing concerns go into tuesday morning coortute. comes the first batch of snow, you can see overspreading the area this evening, and by 10: on we got the rain-snow line that is going to be moving up aucioss the south shore, butco emember temperatures so close to freezing here that we do have to waicih out for some icy conditions if you're doing any late night or early morning traveling. a on a li. boston will be above freezing and not going to see too much of an iss up there, but where we have the pink into central mass, merrimac valley, that's where temperatures will be much slower to warm up and icy spots into the morning coortute. mov t

sara: boston city councilor wants to change the way pets are set in the city for setting precedent by the rest of the state. city council matt o'malley unveiled what he is calling the puppy mill bill in jamaica plain his proposal would outlaw the retail and roadside sale of dogs, cats and even rabbits because many time the animals are bread quickly and without the proper care. >> it is unfair, inhumane and i want to make sure boston is taking care of residents, even four-legged ones. >> sara: they are hoping mayor marty walsh will sign it when it comes before him. >> gene: we learned apple supporters showing a big show of support today. demonstrators plan to gather outside the boylston store during the 5:30 newscast. to back the company in the battle with the fbi. a judge has ordered apple to unlock a phone belonging to one of the san bernardino terror suspects. apple says breaking security features on the phone would give access to data on every iphone. >> julie: we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes every ten minutes. ready to head out the door 93 southbound set you back drive time 48 minutes andover down to the zakim bridge. shiri. >> shiri: highs 36 to 4

mill couple passing showers. a little bit breezy throughout the day, no question about that, but we won't see winds gusting again to 83mph like you did this morning. even boston a 69mph gust. dracut at 66. current wind gust still 35 to 45mph through much of the south shore. southeastern mass still gusting at times 40 to 45mph throughout the day. to 60 degrees this morning. these numbers will fall back into the 50s later on this afternoon. and the dew points have been close to 60 degrees. so, yes, it's february, and we can talk about a frizz factor outside this morning, a little curl there, although with the wind and moisture, you can argue right? travel today across the rest of the country, cooler air across the midwest. that cooler air starts to work into new england tomorrow. cool, windy day tomorrow. take a look at forecast over the weekend, we start cool but we end mild, back in the 50s by sunday. >> christa: also this morning a driver is facing charges after a police chase in southern california that ended when officers managed to spin out the suspect's vehicle. officers tried to pull the man over for an alleged traffic violation, but he didn't stop. pol