prey, like this african augur buzzard. if it looks like a hawk, that's because it is a hawk. at least, that's how this buzzard would be classified in north america. in the new world, just like the term buffalo was drafted to refer to the big bison, so was the word buzzard to refer to certain vultures, such as the turkey vulture and the black vulture, too. turkey vultures may look especially awkward on the ground, but these scavengers are poetry in motion when airborne. what's the buzz around this so-called buzzard? they're one of the few north american birds with a sense of smell. and though they are called voiceless birds, they can actually grunt and snarl and even hiss, when they want to. so to sum it up, this is a bison who will answer to american buffalo, who will answer to buzzard. whew! dispelling rumors isn't so easy, is it? here's a persistent rumor... >> man: hmm, almost seems like it might be true, since this animal looks more like a mythical beast, akin to the unicorn, than an herbivore from the african savanna

the last of the showers coming to buzzards bay and out to nantucket and beyond by midnight we are dry and clearing up first thing in the morning your waking up to start to the day although quite a bit more chilly than you had today for sure. tomorrow high temperatures even with all the sunshine will rebound back into the 40s that sounds nice but again compared to today not going to be anywhere near as warm. metrowest 48 arlington 48 cambridge 47 brooklyn dedham 49 degrees. outhit worcester county tomorrow it'll be in the 40s garden 43 bellingham at 47 here in cape cod generous in the 40s as well. 41 chatham and 42 edgartown water temperatures all in the low 40s. in view you can see the cooler weather arriving in time for that weekend friday saturday into sunday wednesday it gets windy it will be mild one more time with damages well into the 50s i'm expecting some rain moving here. is futurecast on wednesday stop around lunch time first rain getting into central massachusetts notice heavier showers along the cold front is pushing away takes you into worcester at 7:30 p.m. and then with

alison: tonight buzzard point where officials plan to build a new stadium for d.c. united. they hope to build a new vibrant community around the anacostia river site, but residents and southwest have concerns. they say there may be transportation and public safety implications with no guarantee it will reach its final goals. >> i would say there is a certain amount of excitement but there is a certain amount of caution as a. we want to measure that these considerations and issues are taken under advisement and addressed in some meaningful way. alison: the buzzard point development plan includes building nearly 500 affordable housing units, new plazas, and a potential park. leon: a chilling image, an explosion leaves a hole in the wall of an airplane. alison: he says he was kidnapped by the three dangerous california inmates who broke out of prison. why is he thinking one of them tonight -- why is he thanking one of them tonight? leon: and world health alison: a terrifying investigation in somalia. a midflight blast rick a whole -- ripped a hole in the wall of a passenger pl

buzzard buzzard beater. 98-96, but watch. you wouldn't have made that. how do you miss that? 98, 96-the final score. terrible. >> we struggled to make winning play. that's really what it comes to. >> you just have to find a way to do it. >> get back to the drawing board. >> we're moving in the right direction. >>> these guys. they're great guys. the magic now get s the next eight days off for the al star break. the next game is the nineteenth home against dallas. friday, the rising star challenge in toronto. el ford peyton playing on that. the dunk contest is saturday night. erin gordon could actually win. maybe. sy i still stay say tom, maybe believe in the magic. you have the al star break 23-29. >> i believe they're rolling back. >> i'm not sure. i hit the panic button. tommy i'm going back (inaudible). all right. can we zoom out here on the camera. i know everybody in central who's running camera over there? can we -- tommy. you have to zoom out. all right the sole bears. it's hockey. it's cold out. down in fort meyers tonight. orlando's hockey, playing against the top te

i'm keeping cape cod and the south coast line of mavs mass really along buzzard's bay but east facing atlantic in the 1 to 3 just because it's gonna have a hard time sticking. off to the north northshore you're in the 4 to 6 in the merrimack valley and cuts off quickly in northern worcester county and into southern new hampshire. it's coldest up here but also farthest away from the center of the storm. so keeping that 4 to 6-inches of snow including the city of boston and worcester, boston, wet roadways certainly for a good part of the morning drive before any snow starts to stick to the road. there's the winter storm warning. winter weather advisory where i highlighted. your seven-day forecast, your temperatures there right around 40 dresden snow. flurries sunday morning. potentially another storm that could affect the primary. latest information coming in now. i'll have an update. >>> be kevin, we have continued to cover cases of violence inside local hospitals. >> stay tuned, we'll tell you about a brand-new fox 25 investigates reports. how to keep doctors and nurses safer at work.

south coast to buzzard's bay a couple light snow showers. not reaching up to southern bristol and back up towards wareham and there may be a couple flakes in the sky. same from cumberland rhode island and southern worcester including along the mass turnpike. i saw a tweet of a couple flurries in worcester and around that area there will be a couple flakes in the sky. there's not a whole lot going on today in terms of organized snow. it's scattered snow showers that will come through where there's a lot of instability in the atmosphere. so watch what happens through the day. yes flurries this morning. but after lunchtime, deeper blues in here, we fire up scattered snow showers and they may come through briefly in coating to an inch of snow in spots. but don't be caught off guard because if it comes down hard enough between 3 and 7 p.m. time frame we may get slippy spots that result on the road and snow will be flying and you will get reduced visibility. it's a general map because not everyone will see it. a scattered coating to an inch is res

his first ever game whipping buzzard beater. the celtics beat the first place cars's 104-103. physical the nfl wins the appeal next month, you would think the question was written on piece of paper stuffed inside of a shoe and thrown at him. you know because he ducked it. >> and we disabrea the judge's decision. we're appealing that which is part of the process and i am not focused on it now. i will not speculate what we will do and depending on the outcome. we'll let the utcom be ducktated by the appeals court when it! >> what's the record for most words to say nothing? >> he din win it there. he is close. >> there you fo. >> all right. >> there you fo. >> all right. >> hello, harvey. >> hello s. >> slap ry night tonight. >> why wouldn't they? i don't blame you. we love you. meteorologist: be careful tomorrow. that snow gets of the trees you better be careful. ed: you should be happy this celtics beat the cavalier. >> see, i told you. i was great.

row osprey way registry also rain showers activity but a slide over to the upper capon over toward buzzards bay as well you're going to see rain showers here too so in the sandwich area not from the bridges we're seeing some of those rain showers that's the canal cape cod canal that goes right on through their six on one side and six sagamore bridge hillcrest drive seeing light rain shower activity keep tracking the showers them also tracking heavy rain it's going to live this week as well. >> series of threats wreaking havoc with classes at local schools once again this week is phoned in threat to billerica memorial high luster police response they determined it was a low-level pretzel classes resumed after a quick sweep of the building. police presence remained at the school for the most of the day. where robocop on the worst evacuation of lexington high. police and firefighters to sweep of that school but found no threat to his return to class. skybox over mashpee weather middle and high schools were both dismissed early today following a bomb threat. everyone made it home safely and pol

these will skirt through buzzard areas bay and as well as southeast mass and the cape. you can see the cool front butter aligned here with the showers middle plantic states. but this is not an arctic front it's just going to knock temperature back closer to normal. the normal high is 36. even tomorrow the temperatures will reach the low and mid for the ice then as we work into wednesday we're up near signaturesity degrees but that come with a price. big bag of rain heading this way of we'll talk more about that and the rest of the week coming up in a few minutes . >> anchor: a big day in iowa as canned dads triand shore up some last minute votes before tonight tonight's caulk you. senator bernie sanders and hillary clinton are in a dead heat on the democratic side while republican front-runner donald trump and senator ted cruz are locked in a tight race. months of debates and speeches have all led up to tonight and now it's up to voters to decide who will move forward. dan hausle live for us in iowa with the very latest. dan? >>> well, the caucusing starts at 7:00 tonig

it could be a buzzard ord o anything flying over. >> the buzzards aree coming. now. >>ovt they've got hinkley on the radar.i >> it's coming up soon so that is a sign off> i spring. >> it is a sign of spring and a really delicious pancake breakfast down here inn hinkley. >> they've got pancakes all day long to get all we havet to do is mention it and they've got >> i know ajo has been thinking >>>> always. >> sunshine birds of prey what more could anyone ask? >> be careful out there. it's a danger. the gear good. >> thanks for checking it out guys. i appreciate that. first ofof all our temperature from yesterday. we made it into the mid- forties, 46 degrees, above a average by five.y a record 47 67 and minus nine just last year we had a record low temperature. what a difference.. 30.1 inch deficit in the snow department for thech month. that is almost half the snow for the entire season just this month..t we pick up three more minutes ofmi oh 3:00 a.m. and setting u at 6:18 p.m. there is a little wind chill out herei and it feels like 36. look at the warmer temperatur

. >> the heaviest snow band is setting up as we speak, and as we go north to south, to buzzards bay, we're getting a fire hose of snow. the next concern is coastal flooding down to the south shore and the cape and down to nantucket for coastal flooding. widespread essentially from hall all the way down to plymouth. seeing a flash over moderate coastal flooding, and noontime, you work your way up the south coastal flooding, same case in marshfield and hall. and all of you folks on the shoreline here, experiencing moderate coastal flooding as you go to high tide and watch that pull back into this afternoon. farther to the north, off the seacoast of new hampshire, moderate coastal flooding. winds very active. down to the cape and the islands, 50-60, even 60 miles per hour. and i wouldn't be surprised to see power outages there. more snow and keep you updated in the morning. >> let's check the roads now, and marshal hook is in braintree. >> so all morning long, we have been talking about how there has been snow and limited visibility. but no volume, and that changed that's good. we have

boston down through buzzard's bay narragansett bay. they continue to win the battle later on this evening and when it's all said and done by the time you are done shovelling probably around 5 to 9 inches of snow in the metro boston area. i think in the city itself 6 or 7. nd on the south shore again close to foot with smaller amount of snow heavier wetter snow to the cape and island. >>> about an hour from high tide. we get reports thanks to strong wind pushing that ocean water toward the coastline. wind gusting through this morning into this afternoon. 40 to 50 miles per hour. at time we will gust 60 miles per hour. perhaps a few gust over that. that's pushing the ocean water toward the coastline. we have coastal flood warning in it only get worse before it recedes here in the afternoon. 25 in boston. 18 in worcester. this a is colder storm. for a lot a much drier snow than last snowstorm we had friday. it's easier to move however with that said you also have lot colder conditions in place and digits. 9 in the city of boston. four in

the buzzard giving the celtics 104-103. >>> just days after classifying the league, the level in foot balls is spot-check and not research study. roger goodell pressing the topic, and not much like last year stopping a subject that is not well received in new england. >>> we don't disclose all the specifics on that, because it's a deter ant. if you tell everybody how many title you are checking and which games you are checking, it's not much of a deterrent. that game may be checked. it's important that the data that was collected on that was not data for research. it was dated collected to see if there was a violation. >> and the boston college eagles coming away with a 4-3 win over unh, and york is on ho ored for his 1,000 career win. and the u mass led on monday on a bit of a 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 all come to look f

back toward rhode island, little work into buzzard's bay, south coast of new england, down through the cape and the islands over next hour or so. we also have some snow showers and squalls western mass back into upstate new york some the combination of everything that's going on occasionally will give us these scattered snow showers an snow squalls throughout the day. not expecting a ton of snow out of it, but you don't need a ton of snow to create a few slick even as we get into the mid-morning hours and into the afternoon, these scattered snow showers and squalls continuing. the best chance of a snow squall with the heavier bursts of snow may come down hard for 15 or 20 minutes, and reduce visibility. that would coincide with a daytime heating. temperatures enter the lower to middle 30s. when the atmosphere is most unstable. there then we'll kick off everything to the east this evening. overall a coating to an inch. a few towns may come away with two inches of snow. some of the highest in worcester county and northwestern rhode island, northeastern connecticut snow. if we get a littl

galloway at the buzzard with another three . the next lose 111/108 . the final score. the rangers are on the road tonight playing well and they tried to make it to four straight wins. it's the famous number 30. his jersey went to the raptors. >> to the game now. tied in a third. on the power play he finds the back of the net with a wrist shot. they went 2/1 for the final. >> islanders are out in ohio they tied at two. we will see in overtime. they could not solve it so we go to the shootout. >> roy williams fell while he was walking over to address the players. he got into it with the ref and williams says he suffers from vertigo. the medical staff took care of him and he was able to walk off the court. he is doing okay after the ordeal. 68/65. >> he says when he turned his head , he says the vertigo moves. >> i had a spell of vertigo six months ago. it lasted a few days. it was rough. really hard. ben: cam newton in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in

cod some heavier snow over here to mattapoisett marion seeing some snow coming down as well along buzzards bay deeper blue to mattapoisett little lighter toward area rochester along the stretch of 195 sinks of snow as well. going to transition take a little while that rain is its way to the hamptons on long island after stretches back to the twin forks such a part of long island that's coming toward us. timeline for you. getting to the islands to it o'clock hour by 9 o'clock just into falmouth at that changeover with the plymouth doing a 10 o'clock newscast. and then stretching into boston during the 11 o'clock newscast but there is back in and away from boston 128 westward there's a pink coloration that's because the rains falling into the frozen air. temperatures it's going to turn into a glaze of ice so we get some sleet and freezing rain on top of that. that becomes a very slippery situation late tonight into the morning. it all pushes northward gradually as it comes to an end it will end at some regular rain during the morning drive in those locations just rain showers too. doesn't ta

that's the best opportunity to pick up on a few inches of snow perhaps 1-2 back into buzzard's bay. there may be enough snow showers activity across the south shore to get a coating to an inch in spots. real fluffy stuff. more of nuisance than anything else. temperature will drop tomorrow afternoon the early snow exits. snow squall widespread across the area. briefly with the arctic front coming through close to midday. 19 that's at lunch tame. we're about 9 degrees by sunset and these numbers will continue to cascade down as we have the cold air building across hudson bay to get delivered into northern new england and below. the windchill factor will be close to 30 below by the time we get into saturday night into sunday morning. you with sedate night saturday night. dinner reservations 7:00 p.m. 6 degrees. windchill minus 14. windchills continue to bottom off close to minus 25 in boston. and close to minus 30 in city of worcester. you can't have brutally cold windchills without the wind. for more over to danielle. >>> thanks. because of the really low bitter cold windchills we hav

half four buzzard beater at the end of the third. 51 points. hit 103 pointers. they win 140, 114 to improve the 52 and 5. here's curry after the game. >> it's never easy for us to -- i don't know if it looks like it, it's never easy for us to get wins like tonight. >>> it did look kind of easy there in the fourth quarter.

this is working through buzzards bay. this will work across the cape. wind could gust over 50 miles per hour. we have a high wind warning in effect for coastal new england up until about 10:00 tonight. once you move the heavy rain out of new england, then you've removed the risk of the strong gusty winds as well because the rain is actually helping to bring down the cloud and so once that rain starts falling like it is back through springfield, hartford and new york city then you kind of have that disconnect between where we are and the clouds. big storm last night part one of the storm was the snow, the fleet and the freezing rain. now part two is the rain and the wind and the warm temps. holy cow those temps really jumped into the 50s. winds gusting between 45 and i saw a gust out of worcester 46 miles per hour. there's wind energy to be had whether you like it or not. occasionally between 40 and 60 miles per hour. and look at the temps compared to last night at this time. about 35 degrees warmer than where we were. norwood 57. plymouth at 55. there i

that's martha's vineyard, buzzards bay for perspective. there may be winds that try to gust over 45, 55 miles per hour. perhaps even a few rum believed of thunder. we're on the warm side of the weather system. last night to start the storm, that's why we had the snow, sleet and freezing rain and then it parked itself on the backside of the storm center, the cold air did. that's where the winter precipitation is right now. it is fast-moving and it is out of here as we work through the early evening hours. by 8:00 we think the radar is going to look like this. still a couple of lingering downpours out towards chatham and wellfleet. storms gone tonight and we start to clear things out. with the rain comes the wind. winds gusting between 35 and 45 miles per hour. a couple of 37. i can't imagine the wind warning would be much yard 7:00 because once you take rain out of the equicks, you limit the opportunity for that stronger wind to come out of the cloud with the rain for the wind gusts. we'll monitor it for you. certainly the next two to three

vanderbilt blocks it on one and a full court chest pass for a three in the first down buzzard. that's crazy. it was like 80 fite feet. josh henderson was the guy that made the shot. vandy, the team that made the game, 87-74 over the gators. >> he just through out up it was a time out. i said hay listen, when you make the rebound, make it three about 85-feet. we'll be good.

best chance for accumulating snowplows in the road and around buzzard's bay and the outer cape will have too much rainfall to to see bigger totals a coating to two inches there. drying out kelly friday afternoon. a peaceful weekend if you are traveling. low to mid-40s. the next system is a complicated setup next week especially for tuesday. another coatal tomorrow could form a that'ss story line for the primary. it's something we have to watch over the next few days. here's the seven-day forecast. after the spring tonight and weekend to enjoy and take in the super bowl on sunday perhaps. next week is colder so the spell of unusual warmth is going to go away for a bit. >> a return to reality. thank you. >>> the late night talk shows are having fun ahead of super bowl 50. ron gronkowski stopped by to see conan o'brien. >> he wanted to bring him a gift from the nfl shop but had trouble. >> can i get one of those? [ music ] >> not grofng worthy. >> yeah. >> gronk seemed to enjoy testing out the gifts and making a mess. >> yeah. >> gronk seemed to enjoy testing out the gifts and making a mess

this weak disturbance to the south of us that's bringing rain showers to the south coast through buzzards bay. we have a more moderate blip of rain moving across the vineyard. that moisture and precipitation stays south of the mass pike as we run through the time line. as the temperatures drop through the time line some of that could be mixing in with snow and all snow before it shuts down at 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. i dent expect anything in the way of accumulation. a possible coating. that's it. 26 to 34 for tomorrow morning. the kids heading to the bus gonna need the coat. more sunshine in store for us. that sunrise at 6:31. we're definitely gaining the daylight. here's the slight chance for the showers across the south coast. we're dry for monday, tuesday. wednesday is a different story. that storm moving in looks to be a long duration event. this overrunning precipitation runs into some cold air that's in place overnight tuesday into early wednesday. whens when when we that's when we could see a wintry mix. but the track to the west of us, which means that we see mostly rain with t

it does sneak far enough north massachusetts, through buzzards bay, cape and the islands, and there is a chance that those temperatures drop cold enough as well as that precipitation still going that we could see a little sleet mixing in there. some wet snowflakes as well. i really don't expect anything in the way of accumulation or causing any trouble for the morning commute tomorrow. because it is out of here by the time we head into work. 26-34 overnight. and then tomorrow, 36-44 for those highs. though after the clouds clear in the morning, we do get bright sunshine. that can easily make it feel 5-10 degrees warmer than the here sa look at those highs for tomorrow. 39 for worcester. 40 for boston. we are right where we should be this time of year. here is your brief shot at some precipitation. mainly rain overnight tonight. and then we stay dry monday, tuesday. but this midweek storm system, boy, it's been a tricky one to forecast. here is the thinking at this point. still, that track trending westward for us. that means mild temperatures. mostly rain for us. but it does have some

the buzzards were all around me. my colleagues, everybody was a buzzard all of a sudden. lot of progressives don't like trump. all of a sudden they're buzzing around, he's dead. that's crazy. >> i wouldn't say he's dead. but one of the things that's helping him here is that no one person has been able to really mount the solitary campaign against him. >> your enthusiasm for this is infectious. thank you, sir. >> by the way, there's 1.3 million people in new hampshire. 600,000 maybe are going to vote. this is a great testament to democracy in the country. >> there's no special way to vote. you go to the local corner and vote. by the way, if you don't vote in new hampshire, you're out of your mind. here's your chance to have the most powerful vote of your life. >>> up next, hillary clinton is joined by another secretary of state on the trail. there she is. madeleine albright. she's not mincing words when it comes to women supporting a woman candidate. and be sure to tune in to "meet the press." i'll be taking part in chuck's panel tomorrow as the show is broadcast live from

russell, whose family started the winery, extended the local roots philosophy in 1998, when he founded buzzard's bay bruin. next door to the winery. >> it's really important for us to work in concentric circles. if there is an ingredient available locally, we'll get i -- it. there. >> the grains of england or germany -- >> the brewery's tap room is a local gathering and water a fast tuesday celebration under way the day we stopped by. that sense of community is enfused into the beer itself. brewer harry smith. >> well balanced, easy drinking beers. not too high in alcohol and not too low. we have a little bit of something for everybody, from the light beer drinker, to our high hops ipa. >> i think it would be great if every town in the commonwealth has a brewery it in. that's my vision for the future. it's a place where people can come together. >> also tonight, a new friend. fyi, a belgium draft horse named doc. a tag away at 7:30 tonight on "chronicle." >> a new distinction for stephen king. the university of maine has named an endowed profession or king graduated from the university in 1970 a

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 moving offshore tomorrow will come back at us tomorrow night. it starts as rain around midnight but it will flip into snow as the colder air takes control, especially from the boston area south and east we could see hefty snow during friday morning's drive in particular boston for the south. that should slow things down friday morning. a heavy, wet snowfall. two to 5 inches i

that extends down through wrentham and deeper is buzzards bay this is where the warm air is going to hold on so the warm air will fend off the coldser air coming in from worcester hills, from boston. because of the that the snowfall numbers have changed. right at the water's edge, 2 inches of a slushy wet snow. south coast as well as the cape. your 7 on 7 forecast, thankfully there is no in behind the storm system so it's cold but we melt saturday afternoon. see you at 5:00 with brie. >> thank you for all the hard work you put n. we're tracking a crash in waltham with joe stapleton. what is going on. >> 128 southbound, our first stop we have a four-car crash over in the breakdown lane. traffic is congested behind area. so a slow ride here on 128 southbound. delays remain downtown sawed he is. 93 northbound up through the there. that stays heavy in packets up to route 128. southbound on the expressway, dealing with slowdowns down around freeport street averaging close to a 48 minute ride split. the ride on route 3 has been braintree as well. joe stapleton, 7 news. >> jadiann: the caug

metro boston, south shore, even down through buzzards bay and out on the cape. that will be a concern for the next couple of hours and portions of western new england. still some left over wind energy out there. we have the high wind work there. sea coast as well as south shore, south coast and the capes where winds will continue to gust between 40 to 50 miles per hour. could lead to power disruption. but it is a warm evening. temps right now in the 50s. last night at this time teens and 20s. boston 52 right now. worcester at 52. it is a powerful system. it is moving very fast. so this rain doesn't begin to move out of here after 7:00 p.m. and events will settle down and tomorrow. tomorrow' forecast in a few minutes. >>> and that wild florida and creating a path of disruption. ferocious winds ripping apart palm trees and really hitting hard. this is all part of that same system that jeremy was just talking about. this evening there are people cleaning up from that storm. vanessa medina has more on the aftermath. >>> who turned out the lights? >>reporter: this da

rain showing up on the doppler radar, this does move north up through narragansett bay as well as buzzards bay and what it comes into metro boston around midnight it's taking if you have travel plans even up until about midnight no travel issues on the roadways. they'll be rain but nothing more and later on as the storm system is travelling up along this front, it starts to drag in some slightly colder air from northern new england and the storm is going to make his own snow. so the rain does change over to snow between 3:00 and 5:00 a.m.tomorrow. temperatures this evening in the 40s then overnight to the middle 30s tomorrow, snow during the morning hours, that will taper off early to mid afternoon probably in the city of boston 2, 3:00, but poor travel tomorrow morning with temperatures 31-35. this is how much snow is on the way. a large area. basically around 495 what snow. you go up to southern new hampshire are new hampshire and 2-5. raymond to amesbury and at of snow. city of worcester itself about 5-7 inches of snow. just south of the mass pike norwood, down to wrentham and foxboro,

it's a coating to two from the providence and best chance of 2 to 4 south shore to the south coast buzzard bay and upper cape. for the outer cape nantucket a coating to 2 where rain cuts down on the the accumulations. moving towards the weekend we dry out and it's low to mid-40s and quiet conditions for saturday and sundaych the next system is next week. and an area of low pressure should be around for the primary day on tuesday. details still very unclear this far out. but it's a next thing to keep in your mind. accu-weather seven-day forecast, temperatures above average until next week but next week brings back wentry weather and a chance -- within theory weather and a chance for snow -- wintry weather and chance for snow. we are not saying bye to winter yet. >> we want to but can't. >> thank you. >>> we are four days away from super bowl 50 and one lucky loser will be there to see the game in person. tom brugey loves to play the he bought is second chance and entered the losing ticket no a drawing and that's when he got a letter in the mail. >> in writing congratulations you are the win

but the steadiest snow looks like it's focused south county, southshore, buzzard's bay and out on the cape and island. so that's where i think you'll find the most snow for this weather system, friday. rain tonight. portions of the southshore, around metro boston, a coating to a couple of inches of snow in the city of boston during friday morning's commute. and that's why we do have the

certainly the south coast near narragansettes bay and buzzard's bay and out on the cape with occasional gusts. mile-per-hour winds but a windy day, 20 to 30 miles per hour, and then you'll get this gust between 40 and 50 miles per hour. that will be the theme late tonight and tomorrow morning and even up into the worcester hills late tonight and through the day tomorrow. in fact, you may have more winds i think tomorrow afternoon in the worcester hills as opposed to be tonight. because up in these locations it'll be the last to warm. but it will warm. rain right now is showing up. new hampshire, massachusetts, again, lighter rain around metro boston. helps us out for the evening commute but eventually this steadier plume of rain works out of the metro west through the city and up into the merrimack valley. we have several mother waves of rain to go through. i think most towns pick up an additional half inch to inch of rain from this storm right here. powerhouse storm passing to the west like so many others this winter. about raindrops and not snowflakes. a few showers this evening with

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you see the yellow here on new bedford, extends along buzzard's bay and into the western sections of falmouth. look at this, a mixing showing up on our live stormtracker in the higher elevations in the hill towns, you're gonna get that first. ed temperatures are too warm for any sticking snow, at least for right now. but these temperatures will be dropping through the night. even if it does snow at 37 degrees, it will be hard to get a lot of sticking going on. you might see some snow, but just not gonna stick to the ground. grassy surfaces first, pavement later as everything starts to drop as far as temperatures. 39 in lawrence and snowy at 1:30 in the morning. boston 42 with raindropping into the 30s, by the time the morning drive is about to get started. sarah and shiri will be here between 4:00 and 5:00 in the morning to guide you through the rain. by 6:30, plymouth is starting to see the change and collapses to cape cod by about 8:30 in the morning and then out across and wheeling on out of here during the afternoon hours with the last of the snow. going to be between 4 and 6 mac

chris and i pulled the 5 to 8 band closer to the south coast and changed the number a little bit in buzzards bay. north of town, generally 5 to 8 inches. merrimack valley, 495 corridor, outer route 2 corridor 4 to 5. city of boston, again 6 inches of snow. worcester about 6 to 7 inches of snow. down through the south coast about 4 to 5 inches of heavy, wet snow. now, again, wind will not be an overly powerful issue today. it's not a nor'easter, but because it's heavy, wet snow, that might lead the power loss. chris, that's your grab. here, j.r. thanks. we're talking about half a foot of heavy, wet snow combined with a 10 to 20mph wind. when you have that clumpy snow clinging to big tree branches out there, you can get some of them to snap off thanks to the weight of it. outages with the heavy, wet snow clinging to tree branches. we don't expect it to be a major problem. if the winds were a lot stronger, i think it would be a different story. we could get system of those scattered power outages. so rain going over to snow this morning. of course, that snow will be heavy at times. tapering off

close to a foot of snow down through buzzards bay as well as the canal and portions of the cape out toward brewster and hyannis perhaps chatham as well. travel conditions now are okay. they are fair. fair to strong in some areas and then as question work into the ladder half of this evening and overnight tonight those road conditions will improve. winds gusting between 55 and 65 miles per hour earlier today. wind speeds right now about 25 coastal flood advisory for the 11:00 p.m. high tide. your 7 on 7 forecast any more storms. a couple of weak ones wednesday and thursday with some scattered snow showers but it is not a repeat of today. see you at 4:30 . >> anchor: let's get a check of the ride home. less traffic out there today bus people were told to stay home i hope . >>> that's right. no school today. the highways for the most part just wet i'm little bit of slush cover on some of the side roads and secondary streets so be careful but the amount of volume very light as you can tell. route 1 northbound and southbound out through the saugus area moving along quite nicely. the ride here t

system way out there, heaviest snow there and show you heaviest band and deeper blue shading and buzzard and running right us agto the carast and pushing off into the south shore right now and snow coming down heavily and closer look and see the is npre bs we band rights through the sandwich area and hardest snow and steady ligany snow and there are certainly places in here getting some of the steadier snow away from the main band and coming together so of that rigany now, stretches along i and5 trdeough norwood and back through looks like fo plorough area sbutrting to see flakes flying in manslaughter pole and pretty good in doninghester, kevin, and hit shiri up and kevin lemanowicz if you want to send them to me, and snow sbutrt in bridgnotater, borne and singamore bridges, winds incredible so far, and going over bring ses you have to be caremoreal and sbutrting to snow in norwood says michael jordan and showing that deep bs we band and south shore and rest of massachusetts through the lunch hour and sea carast of new hampshy ue, there will be heavy snow bands back to the north and wes

buzzard beater for kevin durant last night.the orlando magic 117-114. durant finished with 37 points. >> nicole: a tornado ripped through georgia leaving behind a trail of destruction. the twister tearing off roofs and trees and power lines and leaving dozens kicked out of their homes. no injuries reported so far. this comes as hundreds across the south start to clean up after surge of 12 tornadoes touched down earlier this week. >> lauren: right here on the east coast it might feel like spring but we could be expecting more snow for the latest details we head to fox meteorologist maria molina. >> maria: that's right. we have to watch the model carefully, coming up eerl -- early we will see snow with the cold front. keeping it in place, over the next couple of days, so it's going to be pushing east ward bringing in the rain in parts of north carolina, florida panhandle and lingering snow showers as well. don't be surpr flakes flying throughout tonight and into tomorrow morning. behind the system, we mentioned the cooler air mas

we have seen the band set up shop along southern plymouth county, buzzards bay coastline into the upper cape and place that endsum being the heaviest snow totals before all said and done and bottom line heavy snow across at south shore and upper cape and boston points westward moderate snowstorm and end up being less where heavy bands across the south shore and had them already and deeper blue and southern plymouth county and few inches already and extends northward through boston, mass pike out to worcester snowing, snowing now in southern new hampshire as well, dracut seeing snow, essex seeing snow in cape ann, so everybody getting into the act as expected and 11:30 it will be snowing steadily and fairly heavily all across the area from new hampshire to cape cod and there will be some heavy banding inland as well, but clearly heavy focus will be south shore and cape cod, even as storm wheels away, last of the snow connected today west and move off to the north with it, another system will spin by to the south tomorrow and sure looks like it is going to be far enough south it will not

half four buzzard beater at the end of the third. 51 points. hit 103 pointers. they win 140, 114 to improve the 52 and 5. here's curry after the game. >> it's never easy for us to -- i don't know if it looks like it, it's never easy for us to get wins like tonight. >>> it did look kind of easy there in the fourth quarter. they visit the warriors on march 7th. but right now, off to new york. the magic plays the nicks tomorrow. meanwhile in college basketball. big one for florida state tonight. the seminals at duke. fsu mat awes sten. that's the one team we do well again. end quote. that was the nice dunk tonight. but duke pulls away leave leading the first half. >>> in high school basketball, central florida has a state champion. congratulations to the wind mere prep boy's basketball team. clenching its first state title over fort lauderdale's west minister academy. closing in on its season first opener. mls. on march 6th. they host the salt lake in the this morning, puffy coat weather. as orlando city holds its home practice. usually the club works out in sanfor

. >>> florence close to 40 teams after the final buzzards 15 of them qualified for the championship, for most of the players it's about more than just basketball. >> they found a ball here, we have different skill levels here, they could compete, they could do whatever they see so tv as far as playing games or do. >> the state tournament will be played on the weekend at university of louisville. >>> happening now spring training is underway are fot reds in arizona. local 12 brent is there with more with rumors of a trade for jay bruce. >> it was a season off change tor the reds, so many big name players strayeded away. crurks cuedo, but one left fielder they didn't move, and that is not for lack of trying. that doesn't change thinks approach or the way he goes about his business here at string training. not the player that i was last year. you know, the only way i can prove that is to go out and actually do it and get back to the real me. >> just, you know, getting ready physically, it's a huge deal, health is obviously a huge deal, and there's small adjustments that ki continue to m

>> ices like alabama jack's and buzzard's roost and places where you can go, and a lot of a place called the raw bar. it was a great, great two weeks of just contemplation andd gratitude and, you know -- >> and you made a new friend? >> i made a wonderful new friend. over for lunch, and she stayed five hours. mine. hours. on. >> we were five and a half hours. we still have the record. >> the record. >> cisse spacek, one of ouratest actresses. she came and i thought she would never go. no, she is so much fun. >> what did you talk about? >> we talked about life, andal. she's a farm girl, and she's just -- the kind of person that you sit with and, first of all, you say i can't believe i'm having lunch at my house withspacek, and our friend bobby watson. then you say, oh, my gosh, this is like i've known her all my life. >> don't you love when that >> she's the real, real deal. i gave her a little wrout fit, and i hope it's what she's going see. >> we can't wait. >> i took her into m saying i don't have anything to wear. i'm not going to give it away. i had a good time. thank you. >> not onl

. - ah, frenchy, you old buzzard, you're still dealing from the bottom of the deck, huh? - ho ho ho, mchale, mchale. - on with all that kissing, will ya? - hey, skip, you know this loving crook? - yeah, yeah, big french and i are old friends. - the best. i give my shirt off my back to my friend mchale. - sure, sure, because it's usually my shirt. will ya? this character and i shipped out together before the war, ha ha. but i got to admit though, we really shook up the 7 seas. ha ha ha. - mchale, these are your boys? - yeah, they're part of my p.t. boat crew. - p.t. oh, i am so sorry, gentlemen, all bets are off, i did not know you were friends of mchale's. i only take money from strangers, mchale? - all right, all right. - i ask all the questions that rest on my brain. - ha ha ha ha. - bon a me? this p.t. boat you have it with you on the island? - yeah, it's tied up...yeah. and get that look out of your eyes. the last time you looked at me like that my watch ended up hanging in a hop shop in singapore. - mchale, is that any way to talk about a man who saved your life when

>> i ate at wonderful places like alabama jack's and buzzard's roost and places where take-out. bar. i get the peel and eat shrimp. it was a great, great two weeks of just contemplation and prayer and gratitude and, you know -- >> and you made a new friend? >> i made a wonderful new friend. she was coming over for lunch, and she stayed five hours. that's almost like yours and mine. >> we were five and a half hours. okay. go on. >> we were five and a half hours. we still have the record. >> the record. country's greatest actresses. never go. no, she is so much fun. >> what did you talk about? >> we talked about life, and she's so real. she's a farm girl, and she's just -- the kind of person that you sit with and, first of all, you say i can't believe i'm having lunch at my house with bobby watson. then you say, oh, my gosh, this life. happens. >> she's the real, real deal. i gave her a little wrout fit, and i hope it's what she's going to wear at the academy awards. i won't say anything until we see. >> we can't wait. >> i took her into my -- she was wear. i'm not going to give i

vanderbilt blocks it on one and a full court chest pass for a three in the first down buzzard. that's crazy. it was like 80 fite feet. josh henderson was the guy that made the shot. vandy, the team that made the game, 87-74 over the gators. >> he just through out up it was a time out. i said hay listen, when you make the rebound, make it three about 85-feet. we'll be good. isn't he? moving on on. tonight the magic played the game they could not lose before shoot bing around in philadelphia today. head coach said it was a must win. it was at the sixers, the worst team in the league. the same team that beat the magic last month. he wanted to see who would spooned to pressure. watching a little turn around. magic up five at the half. then in the third quarter, peyton, ally ooped it. gordon, one handed left jam. he can do stuff like that. magic started playing the game late in the third quarter. he just dominating down low. scores a season high of 35. in a huge offensive night for the magic. five gays finish the double figures. the must win, 124-115. but coach was not all that happ