live at the braintree t station. randy: thank you. there' s a new battle to legalize recreational marijuana in new hampshire. turns out a majority of voters like the idea. the new hampshire house killed a bill earlier this month that would have made marijuana legal for personal use. but a random poll conducted by our sister-station, wmur, shows that 62% of adults support legalization for people over 21. police say with the opioid epidemic on the rise marijuana could lead to worse drugs. medical marijuana has been legal in new hampshire since july 2013, but approved dispensaries have yet to open. emily: the fbi admitting to a mistake in a terror investigation. that move led to a scuffle with apple. a woman finds herself outside during a tornado. how she survived 140 mile per hour winds. emily: sliding, down the side of a skyscraper. the price-tag for a thrill, erika: breaking overnight, the suv involved in a deadly crash in newton is now out of the restaurant it hit. the vehicle slammed into sweet tomatoes on washington street, killing

here's a will be at the braintree split. traffic is slow getting on the about ten minutes from braintree we're also keeping an eye on an foxborough. if you're taking "t," it's on time. >> rob: watching the radar over the last half hour, notice how quickly these things are moving. leading into the rain on the other side of 128 half hour ago. now already approaching cape ann. these showers moving on the order of 60 plus miles per hour. generally light stuff in dedham. but just off to the west, we have heavier rain moving across wellesley, needham, dedham here in the next few minutes, next ten to 15 minutes. also got a batch of heavy rain from amherst over to greenfield that will be moving into northern worcester county. so pockets of heavy rain, we'll be tracking these through the morning hours, clearing out this afternoon. another look at the seven-day forecast coming up. >> christa: okay, rob. thank you. let's take a will be at what's trending today. it's almost spring. with that comes a little spring cleaning. according to

here's a look at the braintree split. traffic getting onto the expressway is a little backed up there, about ten to 15 minutes on the expressway northbound from braintree to boston. the earlier accident investigation on route 24 in randolph has cleared. if you're taking the "t," it's on time. kate: my mom and i love shooting hoops. but you know what - she could still learn a few just like i've learned a lot from her. mom helps with homework... she helped dad start his business... and she even fought to put bad guys in jail. now, mom helps make laws that help people - especially when they need it most. i'm really proud of her. and she's taught me that with hard work - i can do... anything. kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. kelly & kate: and we approved this message. (church bell) (bear growls) r(burke) smash and grub. r seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum siness i can count on my i.t. guy bailing me out all the time... t the i

starting around the braintree split and toward morrissey the pike. 93 south, volume increasing as you approach the cloverleaf and down into somerville the zakim headlights. 16 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 23 minutes from the braintree split to the pike. 34 minutes on 9 34 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. >>> meteorologist shiri spear tracking the rain coming in quite a bit over the neck four hours. >> shiri: the icy threat i will take off the weather threat chart completely because everybody is above freezing and heavy wind and rain and although i have them in the high category, meteorologist jason brewer just got here and we were looking at the situation and could see some isolated wind damage but the winds and showers weakening a bit as they continue to head eastward. watching this all morning pwawng on and off rain is not going to budge until 10:00 this morning for most of us. heavyy rain through southwestern new hampshire and struggling through the worcester hills. intense rain through the boston area. boston already at 52 degrees. really warm o

. >> >> gene: slow spots expressway >> julie: starting at the braintree split and continuing to morrissey boulevard. after you get to the cloverleaf, starts right around the medford area and continues down into somerville. taking a live look at route 1 in setting where volume is steady right now. not as heavy as i expected to get by about 7:30, 7:45, getting ready to head out the the door, the sooner the better, live drive times. 19 minutes route 1 to the tobin and 26 minutes on 128 from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. gene and sara, back to you. >> gene: it is super tuesday, biggest day of the presidential election so far except for election day itself, which isn't coming until november. >> sara: that's exactly right. a lot at stake right here in massachusetts where the democrats are battling for votes massachusetts is one of the 11 states along with american samoa making presidential picks today. fox25 michael henrich is live at the polling station in natick where the doors just opened, michael. >> michael: we have already on into the natick community senior center to cast the b

nine minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 19 minutes from 495 to the leverett connector. >>> new this morning, state investigators radio crash on route 24 in randolph. the driver was flown the driver was thrown from the car as it flew over the guardrail. it happened at 1:00 in the southbound lanes near exit 20. the driver was rushed to a local hospital in critical condition. all lanes are back open for the morning commute. >>> and new this morning from the back bay area, a rude awakening for people inside two high-rise apartments. brand-new video from boylston street where construction debris smashed through windows of two apartments. part of is closed right across from the apple store. it doesn't appear anyone was hurt. >>> super tuesday, one keevt dates in the race to become the next president of the united states. voters in massachusetts will go to the polls today. voting booths open at 7:00 this morning. this map shows the other states where delegates are also up for grabs. vote voting in 11 states and american samoa. republicans have contests in 13 states.

easy seven-minute commute from the braintree split columbia road. shiri. >> shiri: sustained winds up to 17 miles per hour per hour in boston and 29 miles per hour in nantucket. obviously quite a bit breezy obviously quite a bit breezier from the cape and islands. gusts at 20 all the way to 36 miles per hour. but the gusts just get a lot strong they are morning you peaking around 7 a.m. we will show you how long it stays gusty and wet when we come back. >>> ten minutes after 5:00 this morning. nothing that people can do without the internet noticing. why some are tweeting pictures >> plus mission complete. the record-breaking astronaut. new this morning an american space pioneer is back home. the new video as he breathes fresh air for the first time in months i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what

drive times, 35 minutes pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave, 33 minutes on the expressway from the braintree 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. >> julie: two candidates could score a huge lead. dems massachusetts 11 states along with american samoa making presidential picks today, republicans will vote in 13 states. fox25 at polling station in natick talking with pollers this morning. michael? >> michael: how many voters walking into this natick community and senior center here and continue to have a steady stream just as we have seen since the polls open at 7:00 this morning. the polls will stay open until 8:00, and the secretary of the commonwealth william galvin believes we could see a record turnout today. compare to 2081.8 million massachusetts voters participated in the primaries. he thinks there could be a little bit of a bump-up, particularly on the republican side. back then in '08 you saw 500,000 people casting ballots on he thinks a lot of unenrolled voters going to swing that way, and he is estimating about 700,000 votes will be cast for republicans today here in the co

it's about a half-hour trip from braintree to boston on the expressway. then 93 south stop-and-go south of 495 accident cleared by dascomb road. stop-and-go all the way down to the leverett connector. trains and buses still running on schedule. i'm olessa stepanova. that's a look at your traffic. erika: today is a critical day in the race for the white house. candidates in both parties trying to get out the vote here and in 12 other states across the country. on the republican side, there are five candidates left. but all eyes will be on the top three. marco rubio and ted cruz hoping to score wins in their own states and slow the momentum of front-runner donald trump. when it comes to watching the votes come in tonight, our democratic analyst mary anne big turnout can make a big difference. but, in the end, it's all about the math for hillary clinton. >> if she wins massachusetts, it is very hard for bernie sanders to continue. he would then have to get 60% of every vote in every contest to even catch her in delegates. erika: another thing to keep in mind

over to those live drive times. 33 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 42 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. is it minutes on 128 northbound from university avenue in westwood to the weston tolls. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now. shiri, we are expecting that wind to linger with us. still for a little bit more of the morning commute. >> shiri: i expect the 7 a.m. hour will be the hour we the wind speeds. even now they are starting to lighten up, but 7 a.m., big turn around for us here. remember, though, we have slippery travel tonight through about midnight through 7 a.m. on wednesday morning. heavy rain. 50-mile-per-hour gusts can do a little more damage as we look into your wednesday morning commute. things will get real sloppy in the next 24 hours. and sunshine and thin clouds. this will be moving into town. 36 degrees in boston. 13-mile-per-hour winds. gusts closer to 40 when we went -- we went on air at 4 a.m. a little bit of the improvement. still feels like the 20s though because of the wind, and temperatures are going to

doug is in braintree with the new details. doug: good morning. he responded to this report just released and it gives new details on what exactly went wrong. the blame is on basque as for leaving the station without an operator. lost his job -- he says he left the train to flip an emergency switch because the signals weren' t working. the report claims he tied a microphone cord around the train' s throttle and failed to engage a break. >> it seems counterintuitive to wrap and then flip the switch. set of eyes to bypass safety systems. they are also considering an emergency switch board and cameras. emily: thank you. jury selection is set to begin tomorrow for the man who allegedly helped aaron hernandez carry out a murder in 2013. he is accused of taking part in the shooting death -- he pleaded not guilty to murder an accessory after the fact. hernandez is serving life in prison. another man is set to begin trial in june. randy: a new vote to legalize marijuana -- the majority of voters like the idea. the new hampshire has killed it earlier this

drive times. 24 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass avenue. 9 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 22 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >>> a family on cape cod dealing with the death of 13-year-old boy this morning. the boy was hit and killed by a car on quinaquinsett ave in mashpee last night just before 8:30. he was rushed to cape cod hospital where he died. is a 55-year-old man. that man stayed at the scene. you can see in the video the damage done to the front of his suburu. right now we don't know what caused the crash. we will be on the cape as the investigation moves forward. >>> now to a devastating car crash at a popular pizza place. the scene at sweet tomatoes in newton as two people died and seven others were hurt. >> daniel: this morning we still don't know hot victims are. fox25's catherine parrotta is live in newton where the scene is still a mess at this hour. good morning, catherine. >> reporter: good morning, daniel. that is the scene there behind me. currently on washington street. want to move out of the wa

128. 23 minutes on 93 south, 495 to the leverett connector. 10 minutes op the expressway from the braintree split to the exit to the pike. in addition to wet roads, today people will be dealing with wind out there. >> shiri: yes, the wind and rain will be definitely my biggest concerns as we travel through the day, julie, because there are so few spots still with freezing temperatures out there. currently the ice threat in the low category in the next hour it is probably going to all together come off of that lift. current conditions, i mean, check out these temps, nashua at 36. keene, new hampshire at 39. although the winter weather those spots. it cancelled early for the worcester and fitchburg area with middle 30s. beverly at 35, boston at 39 degrees. if you were stepping out in the city, we have the clouds. we don't have the heavy rain yet. it is coming for you at 51 degrees in plymouth. the problem is, i was looking at some of the rainfall rates here in western massachusetts, and where you have that deepest shading of red, that is rain that is falling at a rate of 2 to 3 inches of rain

the taillights are going along speed limit ride. from the braintree split to columbia road. eight minutes 23r 124 from 123 to 128. 23 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave. joining us now. shiri, we are enjoying much today. >> shiri: yes, the temperatures not quite in the 50s and 60s like they were yesterday, julie. quite the anomaly. the record-setting highs. today back to the 40s. back to where we should be this time of the year. over the course of tonight and tomorrow, we have the slight chance of some snow, sleet and ice. the coverage is going to be limited. but by the time you wake up tomorrow morning, most of you will be mild enough to deal with heavy rain and wind into the wednesday forecast. dropping down to 29 in worcester. 38 in boston. 40 in plymouth. 36 in lawrence. here is a look at that hour by hour warm-up. i did mention a breeze out there sustained 23 miles per hour 234 n boston. so it does feel like the 20s if you factor in the winds. winds diminish between 7 and 9:00 this morning. you can see we are hanging on mostly sunny skies with late incre

the late conservative justice the late antonin scalia, but even as the president warned against braintree split sizingnghe processes, the senate majority leader said there would be no action taken on the nomination. republicans demanding the choice be left to the next president. our justice correspondent pete williams has late details. >> reporter: the president introduced merrick garland as a judge who is decent, modest and even-handed. >> his long commitment to public service have earned him the respect and admiration of leaders from both sides of the aisle. >> reporter: with his wife lynn watching in the rose garden,

the december 10th incident happened at the red line's braintree station. because of a signaling issue at the stop, 25-year veteran david vasquez stepped off the train to activate bypass mode. when he flipped the switch, the train took off with no one at the helm. the train was stopped by other workers and he was fired immediately. the phone cord had been wrapped around the speed control, which caused the train to take off without vasquez on board. the report proposed moving the bypass so drivers don't have to step off the train. another idea, installing supervisors can keep an eye on their employees. more information coming up at 6:00. >>> also breaking tonight, the first confirmed case of zika virus in new hampshire. a woman contracted the virus after having sexual contact with a man who had traveled to a country where the virus is prevalent. she is fully recovered and she was not pregnant. >>> gusty winds caused big problems today. boston police say early this morning construction debris blew off a site, breaking windows at a hotel and part of an atrium.

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the late conservative justice the late antonin scalia, but even as the president warned against braintree split sizing the processes, the senate majority leader said there would be no action taken on the nomination. republicans demanding the choice be left to the next president. our justice correspondent pete williams has late details. >> reporter: the president introduced merrick garland as a judge who is decent, modest and even-handed. >> his long commitment to public service have earned him the respect and admiration of leaders from both sides of the aisle. >> reporter: with his wife lynn watching in garland was emotional. >> this is the greatest honor of my life other than leanne agreeing to marry me 28 years ago. >> reporter: one of his two daughters missed the moment, hiking in the mountains. >> out of cell service range when the president called. >> reporter: grandson of russian immigrants garland grew up in chicago. >> my name is merrick garland. >> reporter: as a federal prosecutor he led the team that brought oklahoma city bomber timothy mcveigh to trial. on the bench he's been

emily: it blames him for the braintree station without an operator. he lost his job over the incident and says he left the train to hit an emergency switch because the signals weren' t working. the report claims he tied a microphone cord around the throttle and failed to engage the break. >> it seems counterintuitive to flip the switch. emily: 13 now requires a second -- is that - the agency is also considering moving switches on board. still ahead, a victory for transgender rights. randy: the first of its kind bill dismissed in south carolina. after a year in space, and your daughter wants to stay organic. your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like stop & shop's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 items. r eat well for less. emily: the word of the day is windy. cindy: i was going to say rain. the word of the morning is windy. it is sucking out there. but it is not going to last all d

expressway right now about 15 from braintree to boston. and the trains and buses are randy: four minutes before the top of the hour. our super tuesday coverage continues next. emily: the factors setting this primary day apart from the rest. and new this morning, the s.a.t. is changing again. the skills getting put to the test, and the new way students can help themselves prepare. 5:57 right now. take a look at this. absolutely gorgeous shot of the skies above worcester this morning icht looks like a water color. randy: living the good life here in central massachusetts. >> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." randy: thousands of votes up for grabs in massachusetts and all over the country. the primary dash this super tuesday and how it could change the rest of the race. emily: new information on the state senator. after a raid on his law office. takes a violent turn. a store clerk's brave move even on the eye for this tuesday >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." emily: high stakes f

newscenter 5' s john atwater is live in braintree. john: this is the first time we are hearing from the operator since his train took off without him from this stopped last december. investigators say it was a simple rig, a microphone cord wrapped around the throttle of the train. it took the flip of a switch and the train took off at 25 miles per hour with nobody at the controls. they blame the operator, david vasquez, who lost his job after the frightening episode. did you hear about this report that came out? >> yes. john: is there anything you want people to know? >> no. john: it seems counterintuitive to wrap the court and flip the switch. >> of course it is. john: no signal problems prompted him to get approval to bypass mode which required him leaving the cad and flipping this switch under the front of the train. investigators recommend moving the switch to a safer spot inside the train but they point the finger squarely at him for wrapping the cord around the controls and not setting a brake. you did see that the cord was arou

ed: a final report just out gives new details on what happened and john atwater is live in braintree. john: tonight for the first time the operator is responding. at the center of the investigation a microphone cord wrapped around the train's throttle. investigators blamed the operatoror after he then flipped an emergency bypass switch. did you hear about this report that came out? >> yeah, i got it. john: they're blaming you. >> i'm all set. john: it seems counterintuitive. >> of course, it is. things also fail too. the operator said it was operator error my fall. he said he did not engage a break before leaving the train to flape switch. signal problems that december morning prompted the emergency bypass procedure to get the train moving. vasquez sustained a cut as it took off full speed without him onboard. john: you did see the report where you saw the cord around the throttle? >> that's a whole different situation. john: and not engage -- the brake was not engaged. vasquez won't discuss the details of the incident which cost him his job but that five and a half mile journey witho

replace the late conservative justice the late antonin scalia, but even as the president warnedainst braintree split sizing the processes, the senate majority leader said there would be no action taken on the nomination. republicans demanding the choice be left to the next president.tice correspondent pete williams has late details. >> reporter: the president introduced merrick garland as a judge who is decent, modest and ded. >> his long commitment earned him the respect and admiration of leaders from both sides of the aisle. >> reporter: with his wife lynn watching in the rose ga garland was emotional. >> this is the greatest honor of my life other than leanne marry me 28 years ago. >> reporter: one of his two daughters missed the moment, hiking in the mountains. >> out of cell range when the president called. >> reporter: grandson of russian immigrants garland grew up in chicago. >> my name is merrick garland. >> reporter: as a federal prosecutor he eam that brought oklahoma city bomber timothy mcveigh to trial. on the bench he's been a moderate voting to uphold environmental laws but often

nine minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 22 minutes from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >>> 4:31 right now. this is super tuesday. one of the key dates in the race to become the next president of the united states. voters in massachusetts will go to the polls today. voting booths open at 7:00 this morning. want to show you a map here of the other states where delegates are also up for grabs today. democrats are voting in 11 republicans have contests in 13 states. >> julie: the headlines leading up to super tuesday have been dominated by direct attacks by many leading attacks by many leading candidates. as the tough talk continues, mary maloney looks at how it may impact voters going to the poll. >> reporter: at donald trump's event the celebrity can't event the celebrity candidate was up staged when a secret service agent grabbed the neck of a photographer and slammed him to the ground. inside the republican party, a different kind of fight brewing different kind of fight brewing. with some refusing to support trump even if he does win the nomination

my cousin steve from braintree carol fromin wellfleet and her husband dave.et the governor? roped into this life of politics? because i didn't choose this life of politics but he did. i just like to say that i was a young woman right out of was working for ohio state, putting together a magazine. go and takeed me to pictures of officials in the state of ohio so i had about toen officials that i needed take a photographer around to and get some pictures so i went congressman john kasich's office. he didn't mean any more to me other officials on the piece of paper but i remember we laughed and smiled thehad a good time during photo shoot, went back to my office and a couple of months and it wasone rang congressman kasich who called to the magazineought turned out nicely. i thought that was nice, none of the other men called to tell me came out nicely. i was oblivious. and about a month later he called again and this time he asked me out to lunch and i just -- you know, i'm just out of college. wasn't really aware too much in the political world but i mother and

route 3 from union to braintree. heavy between 37 and the split. we had the earlier crash in mansfield. 495 southbound before 140 truck versus car. the car is into the guardrail but we are not seeing backups. and from the north, 93 southbound has two slow pockets between river road and 133 and when you hit wilmington it's a connector route 3 southbound trouble cove. >> in newton the suv -- >>> in newton a suv involved in building overnight. the crash. 7 other people were injured. let's get to nicole jacobs live on the scene for us with the latest. a tragic story. >> reporter: very tragic kathryn and customers here watched in absolute horror as this situation unfolded here. u can -- you can see behind me the building has been boarded up at this point. this is the sweet tomatoes restaurant and there are reports this may have been caused by some sort of road rage incident, the district attorney says it's too early to say. the scene was just horrific. >> very tragic and that happened this evening. >> reporter: the aftermath unbelievable. >> reporter: i

only other issue to the south, the expressway getting busy, heavy and slow now between the braintree split and furnace parkway, no back ups from the north just yet. >>> checking our top stories this tuesday morning, breaking news. police investigating a serious crash in randolph, state police say two people were hurt when a van went off the road and rolled off just before 2:00 on 24 to the hospital. this time. >>> black bunting drapes the police station in merrimack, ham new hampshire new hampshire, the officer killed on the first day for ashley her family plans to bury her next to her father at a massachusetts. >>> voters in 13 states including here in massachusetts poll here open at 7:00 this morning, they close at 8:00 tonight and our jon keller takes a closer look why it's so important for you to vote. >> reporter: good morning. it's a tuesday horng and you've got -- morning and you've got plenty on your platter, the kids, the traffic, the errands, the dog. dimension -- did i mention the traffic, you're busy, i get it. but stop in and vote. why bother? it's just a presidential pr

braintree to boston moving along route 3 looks good from hingham. 24 north and 95 north look like speed element rides. >>> thanks very much. we begin with breaking news in newton. an suv involved in a deadly crash at a pizza restaurant overnight. >> the identities of the two victims have not been released but we do know they were customers. let's get to nicole jacobs on the crone for the latest. good -- scene for the latest. good morning. >> reporter: customers and employees watched this situation in horror. i can tell you right now the building has been boarded up after the suv slammed into the sweet tomatoes restaurant and although there are reports that road rage may have been involved in the situation the district attorney says it's just too early to say. the scene was just horrific. >> very tragic event that happened this evening in west newton. >> reporter: and aftermath unbelievable. >> we have three down. three down. >> reporter: it was just after 6 p.m. right around the peak of dinner employees and customers caught in the middle. >> how could it happen basically. i am in shock.

the expressway from braintree into boston over half an hour. south of town we have some slowing on route 3 through weymouth and then route 24 some minor slowing as you approach 128 the same on 95. let's take a look at the drive times if you are getting ready to head tout door. 25 minutes on the expressway and the pike into town and then 19 minutes on 93 southbound from 128. >> busy day for the candidates. 7 of them still in this race for the white house. all hoping that today's packed primary day will give them the boost they need to secure a nomination. here in massachusetts the polls are open. they have been for sometime now. people start lining up early to cast their vote in the race for the white house. among those out this morning marty walsh who blasted the republicans after casting his ballot for hillary clinton. >> you can't tell what's going on in republican side. the way they are behaving and campaigning for this high office is cars embarrassment to the ogs. reagan. ronald reagan would be sad to be watching what's going on there. >> a

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braintree to boston , disabled car 128 south. randy: the funeral is today for the virginia police officer from new england shot and killed during her first shift. ashley wind guindon will be buried next to her father. police are looking for this man. it happened at the best way on park avenue. the clerk is in critical good morning america conti p it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. z most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics r where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. p my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you rwho want to fight back. p the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. r i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. super tuesday showdown. millions of americans headed to the polls right now on the biggest day of the election so far. 11 states up for be grass. we're live with the latest w developments. >>> health alert. is a new passion pill for

. >> braintree.yees of chipotle became ill there. this comes after several outbreaks of food-related illnesses that affected customers in massachusetts and california. >> but you lived beacon hill, baby, right? >> salem, i came from. >> you came from salem. all right. a big tuesday night. jack welch is here. a big tuesday night in the race for the white house. after another week of blistering attacks from the republican establishment, and donald trump has tightened his grip on the gop race. he sailed to victory in michigan, mississippi, and hawaii. ted cruz was the other republican winner last night. he posted a victory in idaho and eked out a second-place finish in michigan behind mr. trump, ahead of john kasich, where the ohio governor wished he had done better, trying to make a stand right in that midwest area there. kasich finished third in michigan. he's hoping to keep next week's ohio primary, will keep him as a factor in the race, but he's down, i think, still, but he has been making some inro