likely south of boston for the south shore, the cape and the islands as the winds may gust to 65 miles per hour combined with that heavy, wet snow to really make travel almost impossible. so really tough here in southeastern massachusetts where you see the pink. that is most of us here. we do have a winter storm warning. this is until 7:00 tomorrow morning so winds sus tawn r tained at 30 miles per hour with lighter winds to the north and west of this area. west of worcester, southern new hampshire. and we're talking about a potential wind gust of 30 miles per hour, but you can see they're going to be much, much coastline. we're already in the winds. notice the winds are right now gusting over 40, close to 50 miles per hour along the coast. the coast of rhode island we just clocked a wind gust over 60 miles per hour. pretty incredible stuff considering how far away our storm is at this point. temperatures running in the 20's over the interior. we are in the lower 30's along the coastline but the temperatures will be falling as the day wears on and the snow gets going. the winds will sh

those will be moving through during the evening commute, especially south of boston. as the storm gets closer through midnight, there could be a rumble of thunder, especially on the south coast of the cape, the islands, when the front is pushing through it the last of the showers are exiting -- and the last of the showers are exiting tomorrow morning. before the heavier downpours, there could locally be one inch or one inch and a half of rain. we will start tomorrow in the 50' s. throughout the day we hold it close to 50 degrees with some the front is off shore, but not that far. we will have to keep a close eye on it thursday night into friday. especially in eastern massachusetts -- watch the area of low pressure. close shave on the cape and southeastern massachusetts. we might see mixed rain and snow transition to all snow first thing friday morning, and the could be minor accumulation as well. we dry things out for the weekend. the weekend gets colder, but drive. tuesday. it is possible. we watch the area develop close and it looks like with enough cold air there co

over toward bedford appomattox forties to near fifty i am southern areas charlotte courthouse south boston danville gretna area 50. through the non-southern areas charlotte courthouse south boston danville gretna upper 40s low 50s with partly sunny skies newer valley southwest upper thirties low to mid forties a mix of sun and clouds and up toward the highlands greenbrier valley west virginia monterey marling ten louisburg maybe a snow shower today hot springs coming to new castle in the thirties and low forties and your first alert wtvj seven day planner mid forties on thursday fifty on friday and check out the weekend saturday and sunday right around sixty sixty one degrees and then later next week we start to cool back down just a bit but overall not all that bad their relationship. u-s airlines can now apply for as many as 100-flights a day to the caribbean destination. starting yesterday, airlines now have 15-days to submit requests to the transporation department. new flights could start as early as this fall. the government has also allowed an american company it will be the first u

strong winds went south of boston after midnight. we focus on the south shore, the pate -- the cape in the islands. as we head into tomorrow morning, those wind gusts are going to calm down regionwide so the risk of any power outages will decrease. many will be chasing their trash cans in the morning. >>> rain wrapping up down across the cape. the back edge is in plymouth. it's working it's way down toward buzzards bay. this wraps up in about 90 minutes or so but still a couple lingering showers for here is a look at the hour by hour. warm temperatures stay all night long and all day long tomorrow. in the 50s come still pretty muggy tomorrow. best chance of showers tomorrow morning is the cape in the islands, the best chance of sun tomorrow is west of boston, especially during the afternoon. it will be limited that noticed the temperatures ranked 200 above normal for this year. now, tomorrow night, incomes the cold and introduce a winter storm watch for yourself massachusetts. our weather is stranger than fiction. the same storm movin

when you have that visibility at that' s blizzard criteria which will likely be met south of boston. the strongest wind in the heaviest snow south of boston, but a winter storm warning in areas shaded in pink is for tomorrow morning. this storm has allow left to go. you can see it spinning, a very large storm off our coast line. it started off this morning a good 500 miles from us, it' s now about 400 miles from boston. as the center of the storm. typically when the storm is this far away, it doesn' t have such an impact on southern new england. this storm is so large, the outer band of both the snow and also the very strong wind has been reaching out into southern new england. you can see the gusts over 50 miles per hour on nantucket, up and down the coast as you have seen, the wind is whipping around. we are getting wind gusts over to 20 to 30 miles an hour in the interior. feels like single digits right now, if you' re thinking to go clean up snow, you' re going to have to bundle up here in windshields hold in the single digits to around 10 degrees temperatures themselves -- teens

so blizzard warning is up south of boston. winds could gust to 65 miles per hour. and that strong wind particularly south of boston is

boston south overnight tonight farther inland 495, merrimack valley, route 2 corridor, worcester hills in the form of some freezing rain and sleet so there will be a light glaze on top of the amount of snow we're advertising but as we work through tomorrow morning, the numbers do warm even in the worcester hills. heading for the low 40's tomorrow. so the amount of snow on the way again i think most of this

boston. no issues to report. south of town you'll find pleasant driving conditions as well. 24, 95 route 3 all getting by at the speed limit. expressway 10-15 braintree to boston. as you make your way along the pike 15-minute ride 495 to 128. and then as you make your way north of town 93 looks good out of methuen and all the way down to the leverett connector. trains and buses running on schedule. randy: now to the breaking news we're following in worcester. massive flames just consuming an apartment building overnight. emily: let's get right to the eye's frank holland. the scene. frank? there are still crews there putting out hot spots. we're told this fire is out. the cell phone video of that raging fire from earlier. you can see flames bursting from the roof and the windows. one man was inside the building at the time of the fire. he did escape unhurt. firefighters say the sub zero temperatures make fighting this just a real challenge. hydrants weren't frozen, but the lines and the ladders were. the deputy fire chi

temperature wise we are in the 50s from boston south and east. colder air off to the west. but marginally colder air. this is going to create some of the cold as the rape falls through the air -- rainfalls through the air cooling it down to flipping us to snow. see the area of moisture up theeast coast from the gulf of mexico some of the first showers up along the cape and southeastern massachusetts and it stays wet through the evening. no snowfall over the next several hours many if you have to run out it won't be icy or snowy. heading towards midnight, inkind -- an increasing a rainfall and we bring in the occurring. first across worcester county with elevation and notice temperatures. even as it starts to snow for a couple hours at least, it is going to be above freezing. and that's why we have the very wet snowfall clinging to everything. and initially having a little difficulty accumulating. but heading deeper into the morning and 5:30, 6, that's the snow line pushing across the south shore all the way into plymouth county and towards new bedford by 7:30 and this shoul

boston area. but the leading edge pretty much stuck right now down along the south coast and the cape. visibility has dropped. that snow is coming down hard. that snow is going to be lifting up into boston after 8:00 this morning. conditions deteriorate rapidly. lunchtime right through the afternoon. we're talking about steady snow through the evening commute. and at times that snow is going to be falling at a rate of one to maybe even two inches per hour. around 30 degrees this morning. down through the 20's as we get into the afternoon. and those winds already picking up. it will be blowing all this snow around. expecting a widespread 6-10isms of snow tomorrow morning with enhanced bands cape ann down to the south shore. some spots with more than 10 inches. emily: chipotle is closing all of its chains for a few hours today to talk about food safety. the chain says they will thank employees for their efforts so far and talk about more changes to improve food safety. the company put into place new steps after an e-coli outbreak in 14 states. here in massachusetts the chain had a separat

almost to boston so south shore, southeastern mass, the cape is under way. by 7:00 in the morning it's a little to the north of boston and quickly going north and west after that. it is a snowy day with snow continuing well into the night but down to scattered flurries by early tuesday. my best estimate on snowfall amounts would be around cape ann as well as the south shore, southeastern mass, and part of more. boston 6 to 10. outside of 495, 3 to 6 inches of snow is likely. pick up out of the northeast. these are the potential gusts we'll see. the temperature has been flying up because of the ocean wind. as the wind becomes more north-northeast tomorrow look what's going to happen with the temperature. it is going to start dropping and will drop steadily through the day right on into the evening. it is going to be snow even if it begins as rain. >> take a live look at the zakim bunker hill bridge. the timing on the storm will be tough on commuters. mike? >> a real tricky deal tomorrow morning. for the commuter impact if you're inbound from the north if you l

in terms of snow it's coating to one for boston south and east. one to three inland and then topping all that with ice for tomorrow morning's commute especially inland areas. we will look at that forecast in the 50s and the rain coming up in a bit. david. >> thanks. >>> we have breaking news emergency crews responding to a flooding situation in the stanley elementary school. the superintendent telling wbz there's sprinkler -- a sprinkler leak and crews are cleaning up the mess. reports of the dang is pretty bad. we will bring you updates whenthey come in. >>> people are dealing with burst. here's how it look in the sheraton in needham what pipe burst there. the fire tweeted the pirstures -- pictures showing the water on the floor and part of the ceiling gone. and 6 patients had to be moved out of the hospital in peabody what pipe burst and flood patient areas. trouble. floodgate froze in the open position and that sent water rushing into the streets and into homes. but that's not the end of the story. the water then froze coating the area in a thi

former boston mayor flynn involved in this damaging crash in south boston. we know he has been taken to the hospital. >> jadiann: kimm has more. >> reporter: we're hearing that the 76-year-old former boston mayor ray flynn is resting at home and will be okay. but here are some earlier pictures. we did also have pictures of the accident that happened earlier while the former player was driving near his home in south boston. you see there is damage and also to the building there. e. m. s. responded. flynn not hurt but they did take him to the hospital as a precaution. family friend told us that he talked to flynn's son. the man again telling us that the mayor is doing ok. we're staying on top of the story and live in the newsroom i'm kim khazei, 7 news. >> ryan: turning to the search for the person school students to pornography. the person is targeting kids on ins ta instagram. >> jadiann: kimberly bookman is live with what police now about the account. >> reporter: the account didn't have a picture but it did have a name. a name that was very familiar to stu

the next half hour through 10:00 this morning it is spreading a cross the south shore into the boston area. really the leading edge of the steadiest snow is in the south shore and spread northward into boston and the north shore boston and the north shore the 10 to 11 o'clock and. this is progressing more slowly to the north and my concern that it is so far out to sea and so west to the east, that this northern extent ma. we will be watching and making the adjust numbers the snow totals. the north and west and really at this point, 5 to 8 inches. that fluff factor in there with the very cold temperatures will get the snow to pile up a little bit more. >> jason: big temperature differences. northwest much colder. winds gusting making it feel even colder than the cool you temperatures. 38, bedford, 40 38, bedford, 40, boston. 38 in, mouth through midday, i expect winds gusting 50 plus in many locations. the worst of it the cape and islands close to the center of the storm passing well offshore. at 7:00 tonight, we are dealing with wind gusts and they will begin to improve. won't be unti

altavista, 43. 50, south boston and martinsville at 43. cloudy gray skies about 15 degrees colder than tomorrow. the cloudy weather we are going to have. we will be in the 40s at lunchtime tomorrow. a few small showers and sprinkles and patches of drizzle are possible. the heavier rain though will hold off until wednesday. around the rest of the area for your tuesday, amherst, 47. bedford, cloudy and school, 47. altavista, 50. and mid-50s toward south side. your seven-day forecast show the rain chances increasing to 100% on wednesday and that rain is going to be moving in during the morning. so if you have any outdoor plans that don't like rain, i recommend holding off, doing your plans until thursday or friday as thursday and friday and into the weekend will be dry. will be colder and highs in the 40s and lows in the 20s. and monitoring returning rain coming next week. >> mark: george, thanks. >>> a reminder about our abc 13 good eats contest. go to our web site wset.com for our chance to win some good food. if you scroll down the home pa

it should have done that from boston south even by early tomorrow morning. then we have to watch for downpours that may contain a thunderstorm marching from west to east across the state midto late afternoon tomorrow and into the eng early evening. the early evening. for that hour or so and we could have localized street flooding. and some strong if not damaging winds could be happening by wednesday morning. a high wind watch in affect for tuesday afternoon and into the evening. that's because of the line of storms with the strong south lee winds. 30 to 40 over inland areas. here is a look at the projected gusts. do you see how strong it is tomorrow afternoon? that's when the strongest are possible. sometimes the computer model over does it a little. now we are talking temperatures tomorrow. look at this soaring into the 50s even though the same places like worcester we are in the teens below zero. p what a dramatic change. can't get more dramatic than that. after that the things will quiet down some. no big storms are on tap after we get rid of this one. at

for now, live at boston south fox25, michael henrich, fox25 morning news. >>> a signal problem shows us how one issue can cause a system. amtrak tells fox 25 that lost and the switches that allow trains to exit south station. mechanical engineer rather and tufts professor william mesmer says when electronic control is lost, the train coming and going from south station must be switched manually. >> we are so dependent on the automated system. there is still -- sometimes they break down and humans have to take over. >> governor baker says amtrak learned of the problem at 5:00 in the morning, but failed to alert the mbta about it until an hour later yesterday. we will talk to the governor about any possible investigation into that. and if you think friday should be compensated in any way when join us live in 30 minutes. the system will be now be tested as the rush hour begins and following it and alert you of any problems on the roads or trains or roads. >> julie: will >> julie: -- julie grauert will be back with more on drive times. >>> a mother and her five-month >>> a mother and her

a south boston woman is believed to be in danger after she disappeared more than two months ago. south boston police are searching for angela owen. officers say owen was last seen in november ... but wasn't reported missing until last week. she's believed to be endangered partially due to the fact that she takes medication for multiple health issues. if you have any information on where she might be... please call the south boston police department. nearly a dozen washington and charred remains of their belongings today... after their lexington apartment was completely destroyed in a fire early wednesday morning. w-s-l-s 10's rob manch is at the building tonight. rob - how are those students holding up? i spoke with several of the students who were living here just 2 days ago, and they're actually fairing very well given the circumstances. the community has come together to donate clothes for them, and their landlord has helped them find housing. we know from fire crews that the fire began on the wooden fire escape behind the building from some discarded smoking implements. many o

route one heading into boston south of town from braintree into boston only ten minutes because of presidents' day i think a lot of you are staying home. route 320, 94 no issues to tell you. the pike looking good as well. let's look at the drive time as we get ready to head out the door. from 128, 12 minutes 93 southbound 128 to zakim bridge 11 minutes. if you take the t it is operating on saturday schedule. we have minor delays on the green line d-branch and if you are taking the commuter rail we also have delays on the needham line. >>> breaking news in worcester. several fires on a cold night. this raging fire on triple decker is one of three fires that broke out. the icy conditions giving firefighter a lot of trouble. their equipment kept freezing. nicole oliverio is live with more. >>> >> firefighter say this really when you deal with the fierce fire and possibility of spreading to another house. that's the last thing they wanted to happen. they make sure they get out all of the hot spots. as soon as that water hits it turns to solid ice. >> fire guts a triple decker. the ice finishes th

>> people in south boston were sent there because the english did want them in boston. matthew: there's no rule that says that if you've been subject to discrimination that you can't discriminate against others. part of the anxiety is that in south boston these are working-class people who are clinging to their homes and to their neighborhoods desperately. there have a lot of money. they are anxious about the appearance of black students in their schools. their neighborhoods and their schools are going to go down in value. that helps to explain the anti-busing reaction. it doesn't excuse it does explain it. there's a great book about this photograph. the high school student is riding the subway the next day and he sees this photograph of the newspaper and he says who is that guy with the flag? and he says it's me. he didn't recognize himself. he was traumatized by this. he becomes the face of racism in the united states. he becomes the face of bigotry. a devastating effect on his life. >> how they choose which students would be bused? matthew: i'm not exactly sure. >> it

craig boswell is in boston, south carolina, with more. >> donald trump answered questions before 500 invited guests and offered his, get out and vote, message. >> it doesn't matter who you are voting for, just go out and vote. >> the latest quinnipiac poll shows trump ahead to-one over marco rubio and had crews. in buford, rubio calls for the party to unite behind one candidate. >> if we are still fighting each other in september, we lose. some of us to be able to bring it together. >> the furthest behind is jeb bush, holding three town hall meetings today trying to win over south carolina voters. >> who has leadership skills i have been tested to make sure that you know that the person has a steady hand to be able to deal with challenges going forward. >> ted cruz, go rubio and ben carson will face off in a town hall tonight with jeb bush, donald trump and others tomorrow. >> two planes collided on a taxiway at the detroit metro airport. a southwest jet and an american airlines plane clipped each other while taxing. no one was hurt, but the southwest jet has been taken out of servic

south and quite feisty. there is a high wind watch in effect city of boston, cape ann, south shore, cape cod. and southeast between 40 and 45 miles per hour tomorrow evening. so that's part two of the storm. the rain, warm temperatures and wind then it's all gone as we work into wednesday and there is no arctic air to sweep back in behind the storm system. so if you don't get a chance to shovel away slushy snow overnight tonight don't worry, it won't freeze uptight or anything like that. thursday sees our first day where we're talking about seasonal weather for a change. there you go tomorrow. again an isolated shower for muff of the day then late day rain with temperatures tomorrow very late in the day between 5 and 58. it won't be 5 p-3-tomorrow morning of still cold and raw tomorrow morning even in boston. but by tomorrow evening's commute the temperatures will be in the 50's. considering where we were on sunday morning what a turn around. wednesday and thursday mix of clouds and sunshine. wednesday middle 40's. thursday seasonal near 40. see new few minutes. >> anchor: the 40's but i'm looking at a group of ve

former boston player mayor ray flynn involved in a car accident in south boston. the mayor was taken to a hospital. he is commented to be okay. more on that. also breaking police say they have the guy they believe drove with a pedestrian on the hood of his car while trying to elude them. they say he is a career criminal. plus beyonce might have to face the music in foxboro. why some residents are call for action from patriots owner robert kraft. >> jadiann: dog drama in methuen. lexi wandering in the midsle of busy 495 yesterday. cars whisking around as she shot -- trotted around. >> ryan: kimberly bookman spoke to lexi's owner about her escape. >> reporter: as it's as if the dog is trying to explain how she ended up in the middle of 495 south. a police officer snapped this picture of the dog. >> you don't see that at all. a lot of motorist could have slammed on their brakes caused an accident. >> reporter: he was one of several officers that slowed cars to 20 miles an hour as a trooper used a granola bar to get the pup into a >> he was killie -- silly and sad. >>

we will have the flood warnings in effect for dan river, south boston, and roanoke river until saturday morning. zooming in right now, pretty quiet for most of us. steady rain to the east of lynchburg. have your downpours for the appomattox area down toward farmville and east south boston. expect the ring coverage to increase as we head into the afternoon.it is all thanks to the low pressure system. a wedge of high pressure has been holding onto us keeping temperatures in the 40s. the wedge will slowly begin to erode as the cold crosses the commonwealth bringing the chance for heavy rain. we could see other severe weather threats. this will clear out later on tonight. we are dry thursday. we have a lot of severe weather to get to. what is the latest? >> will: they have been alternating this between what category we are in.if we take a look at the graph, the latest graphic has an enhanced risk. we're calling it a slight to enhanced risk of severe weather today, at least in our area. if you have plans, richmond down through i-95, back out through raleigh and the hampton road cities, a mod

boston. mayor ray flynn involved in an accident this afternoon. you saw the in south boston. >> ryan: he was taken to the hospital. elizabeth norieka is lye -- >> reporter: we're continuing to get new information about this incident. you can see mind me crews are working on repairing the side of a building where we're told that the mayor hit earlier this afternoon. if you look over this way, down this private drive on flint place you can see the caution tape put up. there most of the area is boarded. this was the scene earlier. crews working on repairing a large hole in the side of the home in south boston. the mir's office tells us former boston player rare flynn was in a car accident earlier today. this is near his home. it's right across from it and he was not hurt but was taken to the hospital as a precaution. police captain tweeted out photos of a large hole in the wall of the home. the accident did not affect the structure's stability. flynn served as mayor of boston from 1984 until 1993. he was later appointed u.s. ambassador to the vatican by

two to four in parts of southern new hampshire and closer to the close down to the north shore, boston, south shore central massachusetts and that's our jackpot, pretty big jackpot at four to eight inches and working snow reports so far. let's get you over to sarah wroblewski though because you have a close eye on visibility which is really struggling. >> sarah: with rain and snow accommodating, tricky travel from worcester to bedford to beverly, less than quarter of mile, so take it easy because we will continued to see the visibility rates reduced as the winds do pick up, gusting over 20 bedford to worcester, over 30, now 45 on nantucket. so really windy conditions, outages isolated as the heavy wet snow on the branches may cause some problems out there, but as shiri was mentioning the rain-snow line collapsing toward the coast, so hour-by-hour in places like hyannis with rain and snow mixing in expect to see the see the snow midday and see snow lingering through the evening but places like boston, you will see improvement as we head into the evening hours, but the temperatures, they will b

south of boston in the later half of the afternoon, where is the snow? it will be raining until 10:00 or so. we will see that transition over to some snow. it will become heavy and wet from 10:00 to 4:00. it lingers longer, so the ride home from work could be impacted. for more on the extended forecast coming here is cindy. cindy: the storm is out of here tonight with clear skies. it' s a colder start to tomorrow morning, but as the high-pressure noses in, the upper 30' s tomorrow, lower 40' s on sunday. enjoy your weekend. colder air coming in, setting the stage for another potential storm on tuesday. energy will be diving toward the coast line, forming a coastal low. there is still some question as to how close to the coast i t will get. we will iron out the details as they work in. behind that system on tuesday, temperatures are a little colder. through the middle of next week, . below average temperatures quite a change considering up until this morning we have been in the 50' s every day this month. let' s get you back out to the roads. wet. olessa:

highs tomorrow upper 30s to the lower 40s for danville and south boston. the seven-day forecast, call the seven -- the coldest seven-day highs upper 20s to lower 30s and nearly each night week, we will see lows into the teens. >>> it is what everybody was talking about at the water cooler today. all the super bowl ads. internet did for - . >>> chipotle closed every one of its location for four hours for a food safety meeting. this is video from a roanoke location today. one those locations closed. it came after an ecoli outbreak. they went over a food safety program implemented by the chain last month. all restaurants reopened at 3. >>> quicken loans super bowl ad did not sit well with some viewers. created market mortgage during the big game. allows consumers to get a mortgage completely online. according to quicken loans president, the goal was to promote the convenience of the app, but some shoes on twitter said the ad was promoting a lengthy environment similar to the years leading up to the housing crash and the great recession. the consumer financial

astray shower down toward south side and one just to the south danville now be heading up toward south boston there everyone else relatively quiet again flood warnings along the dan river danville south boston paces area minor flooding and also along the roanoke river in randolph expect some minor flooding but hopefully those will improve over the next several days hour by hour partly cloudy conditions as he head through the early afternoon hours and more clouds filtering and tonight as a coastal system rides along that frontal boundary not really close enough to give us any moisture but close enough to give us several days forties and fifties later next week a looks i will get another push some arctic air into the region you forecast today morning fog giving way to temperatures pretty much into the 40s and low 50s head out tonight partly cloudy temperatures dropping down into the twenties and low to mid thirties and checking with you first alert wtvj seven day saturday super bowl sunday fifty one 51 and then later monday early tuesday could see some snow showers drift into our area right now

by midnight it should be around boston and points south. when you get north and west of 128 and especially 495, then the low levels may be cold wednesday morning. that could be freezing drizzle while the rest of us are getting rain and drizzle at the time. heavier bands of moisture. itit is leading to the heavy rains. still pockets of freezing drizzle. even as late as the end of the day on wednesday. officially a winter weather advisory is in affect not only for the snow, but the friesing drizzle and the freezing rain that follows on wednesday. as for the snow, my best estimate, a coating to a couple inches from boston i95 south and east, but one to three inches to the north and west. when we get into the heavy rain during wednesday night and thursday, month, the chances of downpours are very high. strong winds may be damaging in spots. coastal flooding is low and even the risk of a few thunderstorms in there as well. there you have it. we have snow coming in tomorrow night and tomorrow evening. then the downpours through as for how much ra

boston and if it keeps jogginleft we're going to erode even more snowfall potential after the south shore. that is why we -- i shouldn't say we. 9 weather service has gone from a winter weather watch to a watch because warmer air will hold on longer in the storm. the start of the storm, then initially thought. the westward track prevention cold air from coming in. new bedford at 53. bedford 54, boston 54. these storms are challenging because there is no arctic air. yes, there is cold irair coming in upstairs from the clouds. yes the storm is going to make its own cold air. but sometimes that process of making the cold area takes a little longer than you think. so that is the challenge we face. i don't think the track will wobble farther to the west. probably not much to the east. it locks in as we get kloet closer to the event. even right now there are a couple of rain showers approaching martha's start as rain in the city of boston just after midnight then you see the colors change from the green to purple and blue. that is the storm making the snow flakes, there is the rain/snow line fr

boston, all green. no delays there. heading south on route 39 --ed 93 from lawrence over 128 into is your drive on route 1. ten minutes on the expressway from braintree to boston. into town on the pike from 128, 12 minutes. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge 11 minutes. so far this morning the "t" is on time. and it's planning to run on its normal weekday schedule. sarah? >> sarah: thanks, danielle. we're back in 25 minutes with another update. hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] i've got some real estate here in my bag counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come to look for america i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. the park as ambassadors, scanning tickets and welcoming guests. on this night, there was something the boys didn't suggest. >> they hit a large gate, used to separate the bobsled and luge tracks. two males died at the scene. >> re

then river in south boston. -- dan river in south boston. parkway does include the newer valley, and also the allegheny highlands. we will put this in motion zr@t: you. you could easily have wind gusts of 50 miles an hour. especially into the higher terrain. that is still a very blustery and windy day. likely not until friday and maybe even saturday when does winds will we can. thank you to all of you who have sent pictures and. >> reporter:)k tree has completely toppled over. this was sent in from jason kim . it certainly did cause traffic tie ups in the appomattox area. we don't know if it was a tornado yet. we will go out and see if it was a tornado that touched down in appomattox county. check this out. we are watching snow on the most of us will not see snow from this it as you work your way through the day tomorrow into early friday, we are tracking and snow, maybe an inch or two into blaine county and pocahontas in greensboro county. you could see 1 to 3 inches on the western slope's. we go from severe weather to winter weather in a m

heavy rain and for south boston. over all the big story wipers on and lights of be careful headed out for the morning commute. you will need a jacket with the umbrella. temperatures upper 30s and low 40s. 39 in lynchburg. burg. 42 in danville. your hour by hour forecast today. attaches around 40 by the 8:00 hour. slow warm up that wedge means the temperatures locked into place. 42 by lunchtime. 44 for the afternoon. talking about two system got the first here bringing the steady rainfall. for today. turn your attention to the west, impressive system counter clock wise. strong low will move to the southwest of us. head to the great lakes. it will pack a punch today into tomorrow. look what we are tracking for today. wedge of high pressure to the northeast. classic set up. stationary front to the south. cloud and he cool with the steady rain. as the low moves strong storms throughout southeast. head toward the great lakes tell drag a cold front across the area. we could see scattered thunderstorms headed to tomorrow af

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boston. let's take a look at the mapful we'll head south. mass ab to route 3 is about 28 minutes. north of the city, you're the upper deck to route 128. 28 southbound looks heavy. further west, it's western tolls to 495. that's a half an hour and building but once you get on 495, that stretch looks okay in both directions. that's a look at first alert traffic. next on newscenter 5 at 5:00, smoke force plane to evacuate. >> this all happened during take-off. still to come, the way they had to get off the plane, that they certainly did >> cleaning up from severe weather down south. at least a dozen tornados much down. the new images captured. >> an e-cigarette explodes in a man's pocket. look at that video. t they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million and millions get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. our economy works for wall street because it's riggedt by wall street. and that's the problem. as long as washington we

lower 30s for south boston. appomattox at 32. your hourly weather for your friday. 30s in the morning. 35 at 9 a.m. full sunshine at noon tomorrow. sunny, breezy and cool at 44. upper 40s for most of us, and the wind gust will be breezy. winds gusting over 20 miles per hour. highs around the rest of the area tomorrow, lower 50s toward the south side. danville at 50. smith mountain lake 48. south boston, 51. bedford, 47. amherst, 47. appomattox at 49. the seven-day forecast show the quiet weather for your weekend. upper 40s and lower 50s. the mornings will be cold with lows in the 20s. and all eyes are r going to be on early next week. like a major weather storm, but we could see half inch to one or two inch snow totals for sunday night into monday morning. stay with us for the new information on that. again snow possible monday night and early tuesday. >>> are you ready for the commercials. included in the price . >>> bowl 50 is on its way to become the most expensive sporting event in u.s. history. ticket tracking site said the

we go to the northern part of the viewing area where it extends into roxboro, south boston, south hill not there yet. in durham it is over joined durham, very heavy rain. that extends to holly springs. very heavy rainfall. i have a high schooler just getting ready to walk to the bus stop and you may want to drive him, mom. very windy. that line is updating and you see it advancing east of holly springs to angier and fuquay-varina. finishing up but i-95 very wet drive for you. live look into downtown raleigh and temperature right now running at 59. dew point is 55. that is 88% humidity. south wind 14. we have seen gusts up to 30. a look into fayetteville where it put down almost .7 inch. got a half inch in 15 minutes. winds backed off down to 21 miles an hour. we saw a gust of 44 on that sensor. we will look into durham where the heavy rain is. 56. you have gone up .3 inch in the past 15 minutes with the west wind at 11. now check being temperatures, 54 roxboro, 54 chapel hill. 54 sanford. 56 fayetteville. notice the temperature dropping with the rain. we are almost 60 at r.d.u. but it

south boston, 55. appomattox, 53. and a touch cooler upper 40s toward amherst. your seven-day forecast, all eyeyour seven-day forecast, all eyes will be on the temperatures as we work our way to next week. upper 40s and lower 50s for saturday and sunday and look at monday and tuesday. we are going to see an increasing chance for snow on tuesday. we will talk more about that coming up a little bit later. >> danner: he said snow, yes, he did. >>> lynchburg city schools are breaking down new numbers from a the bi >>> respect, what does it mean? well, that is the topic of discussion right now with the lynchburg city school system. the school system has just released the results of a survey they conducted last fall on culture and climate within the perceptions between students and teachers and parents. suri crowe is at the lynchburg city school administration building to break it down for usbuilding to break it down for us. >> reporter: well, danner, the results are troubleresults are troubling to the woman in charge of student engagement that presented the results o

roanoke river at randolph is forecast to have moderate flooding, while the dan river at paces and south boston are forecast to have minor flooding. we'll keep a close eye on this for you, but any flooding is in news making national headlines ... apple is vowing to take on uncle sam in a fight over a terrorist's i- phone. a federal judge has ordered the company to help the f-b-i break into a locked phone used by one of the shooters in the san apple has five days to respond. brian mooar explains. apple says it will fight a federal magistrate's order forcing the tech giant to help the fbi crack an iphone used by syed farook - one of the shooters in the december terror attack in san bernardino. the obama administration says it's a simple - and narrow request. josh ernest / white house spokesman - "they are not asking apple to redesign its product or to create a new back door to one of their products. they're simply asking for something that would have an impact on this one device." not so says apple ceo tim cook ...who writes: "the government suggests this tool could only be used once, on one phon

here south of boston in the quincy area. not terrible at the moment but obviously the farther south you go the worst conditions are. some of side streets in the city itself and just south of the city a little slushy. a little bit wet but not too bad bad. the plow has been keeping up because the snow hasn't been coming down as a strong rate. it's been steady throughout and the folks on the road everyone seems to be taking it slowly but obviously with this snowstorm continuing at least for a couple more hours you could have some slick roads especially down in the south shore and that's where we are headed right now. . >> anchor: that looks encourag encouraging for people who are about to get out there and head home because roads look good at this hour . >>> just the fact it was this lighter, fluffier snow it's easier for plows to keep up with with. there still is a blizzard warning for some people. it's not pretty out there. >>> flooding is a major concern with that storm. >> anchor: of course those a along the shore are seeing

south. in boston, around 6:00 this evening, we are dry. in. city and points south. and will continue to do that. rhode island. by 8:00, that is closing in on the boston area, south word along the pike and through the worcester area -- southward along the pike and through the worcester area. snowing through a good portion of the area. that movement along the coastline will shift northern and westward. that pink is indicating semi-sing. -- some icing. so this is freezing rain potential tomorrow morning. worcester up into southern hampshire. those temperatures may linger toward midday before they come up just a bit. here comes the next 1, 8 :00 on south and west. this will have a strong thunder potential, and may lead to some p oor drainage as well. look at this. the second punch of this storm downpours. icing potential in the morning and then a bit of a lull at midday. morning. that could produce some rainfall, close to two inches. then temperatures pushing us into the 50' s. dry on friday. then we are clearing things out, setting up what appears to be a pretty decent weekend. ; looking forward t

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

a little construction heading into boston, south just cleared the disabled truck, no issues on the pike. so far, in good shape north of town. buses and trains on schedule. anchor: breaking overnight, a decisive win for donald trump, making it three in a row. anchor: but the second-place spot is getting just as much attention. erika following breaking news. reporter: donald trump moving onto super tuesday with another caucuses. overnight, he made it clear he >> we weren' too much and now we are winning, winning, winning. cruz and marco are still battling it out for second-place, rubio jumping over crews by two points overnight. in the final hours, he was focused on trump. of the matter is no one knows what he would do. reporter: one more note on this trump victory -- entrance poll shows 6 in 10 caucus-goers are angry with the way government was working, and trump got most of those votes. a dozen states including massachusetts will cast their votes in less than a week. anchor: t democraths are spread out today, bernie sanders in oklahoma along with a stop in missouri. hillary clinton is i

south boston at 33. your hourly weather at noon, above freezing with a few slick spots during the morning. highs around the rest of the area, upper 30s in amherst and nelson. buckingham at 40. toward south side. charlotte county in the lower 40s and 30s tomorrow afternoon, and it is also going to be breezy in the mountains for your tuesday. your seven-day forecast show the colder weather building in. going to be the coldest week of the year with highs in the upper 20s to lower 30s and lows in the teens. >> noreen: all right. dennis is in next with sports. if last night was his last game, peyton manning can go out on top. >> whitney: that's right. couple of weekly hours for lu two coneys or two burgers, and two tots and two drinks. -yeah. -it's like i'm seeing double. speaking of double. look. (yells) you guys wanna hang out sometime? oh, man. i think i nailed it. now two can eat for $9.99 all month long. these lil' chickgies are small, -but they're intense. -yeah. -it's like my niece, hannah. -and you, uh

south boston at 36 and danville at 36. a check on your weekend show it is going to be frigid for both saturday and sunday and for your valentine's day, real good snuggling weather on your sunday morning. 8 degrees at 7 a.m. and highs only in the upper 20s. your seven-day forecast show the frigid weather through sunday and we will have to watch monday for you closely. looks like it will be a mix of rain and snow. it does not look like a major and keep you updated if there are any areas of accumulating snow. >>> the bedford county sheriff's department is now responding to claims it didn't respond properclaims it didn't respond properly to two injured pit bullproperly to two injured pit bulls found at a random home over the weekend. priscilla kaiser sat down with the chief deputy at the sheriff's department today to get their response. >> reporter: tive right here, danner. it states that the woman who found the dogs told the animal control officer on call that the dogs' wounds were, quote, superficial and the officer wrote do

south boston at 25. your lowerly weather for tomorrow show we are in the 20s in the morning. 23 at 7:30. at 9:00. lower 30s at lunchtime and upper 40s. not much wind tomorrow. we will get the break in the wind around the rest of the areawind around the rest of the area. 50s to the east and southeast50s to the east and southeast. watching us from dillwin, 50. lower 50s toward south side charlotte courthouse and south boston. if you live closer to the upper 40s and light winds. the seven-day forecast show increasing chances for rain. changing over to sleet and snow for monday night and tuesday. that means we will begin monday with dry weather. 0 to 2-inch totals most common. stay with us for the new information on this. all of us will be much colder next week. highs only in the 30s. >>> louisville basketball fans got crushing news this afternoon. >> mark: we will hear from the super bowl starting qb and get game, and >>> hi, everybody. a huge blow today for the louisville men's basketball teamlouisville me

boston and beverly. but north and west of there, notice all the 20's. also notice south of boston, yeah, it is 50 degrees right now in plymouth with lots of 40's down through the south shore and the cape this morning. so big changes in temperature wherever you are. notice from lawrence to bedford we've got the 20's back to fitchburg, nashua, orange as well. in these areas we're not seeing additional freezing rainfalling at this point. there might be patches of freezing drizzle, but we are starting to dry things out this morning. really the damage is done. things will change in a big way this afternoon as this low lifts north and westward. it's going to flood warmer air on in so we jump into the 50's everywhere this afternoon. we're going to be watching for heavier rain. that is not a possibility here through noontime. nothing more than drizzle or a spot shower. but by 4:00 this afternoon, here comes a band of very heavy thunder. all the while the winds are going to be whipping up as well. timing on this is during the evening commute. it should be shifting off shore by ab