i'm sarah french. >> christa: and i'm christa delcamp. we actually set some records in the weather department, tied some, as well, in boston for warmth. now we have a wind tunnel effect out there, rob some go figure. >> rob: and a winter weather advisory. record for leap day in boston. it had stood since 1880. that was yesterday afternoon. today we're talking about a winter weather advisory only for areas north and west of 128 beginning at 8:00 p.m. and going through the night. for now no problems. radar all quiet. that should be the case through the day. a little gusty out there. here's a storm system. it's not going to get here until the middle of the night. that means during the day, no worries. no excuse not to get out to the polls. breezy, gusty this morning. low 40s this afternoon. still quiet when the polls close at 8:00 p.m. just cloudy at that time. but rain rolls inch the middle of the night. and it continues into tomorrow morning. not expecting any wintry weather by the commute time, but there could be gusty winds, maybe even a

i'm sarah french. >> christa: i'm christa delcamp. all right. our fare city has definitely seen better day, but all things considered, i think we're wearing the rain pretty well. sarah, did you remember your boots this morning? >> sarah: well, i always wear the same boots in. they're just a disaster. they're ruined. >> christa: at least they keep your feet dry hopefully on a day >> rob: as long as they work, doesn't matter what they look like. 52 currently in boston. 53 in plymouth and bedford, and 36 the cool spot in jaffrey and nashua. everyone well above freezing. so this is all rain, all winter weather advisories have been canceled. we're only tracking rain. we have one shower that rolled over boston. what you saw in the camera there now rolling over logan and heading toward winthrop here. these are very spotty hit or miss in the immediate boston area. steadier from ipswich up to portsmouth. right behind that, a break in the action. you get some rain, and a few minutes later it will come to an end, and a few minutes after this you get anothe

i'm sarah french. >> christa: i'm christa delcamp. definitely need the umbrella as we head out to be careful. may want the leave extra time. as we check in with rob eicher, it sounds like later today things clear out a little bit? >> rob: i expect by the late morning hours the rain will be over and done with. drop out there. by the evening commute, pockets of heavier rain. jaffrey the cold spot, 35 there. above freezing. 52 in boston. norwood. the heaviest rain at the moment in norwood. leominster, greenfield, keene. showers are generally moving off to the north and east and moving quickly at 60-plus miles per hour. so heavy rain will come up on manchester very quickly along with heavy rain and gusty winds

. >> christa: good morning, everybody. it is super tuesday. lots of news ahead for you here on "today in new england." >> sarah: here are some stories we're working on. again, super tuesday. voters in massachusetts and several other states heading to the polls. donald trump and hillary clinton are expected to take most of the contests tonight, but the other candidates will be looking to gather enough delegates to stay in the race. >> christa: funeral services will be held for the virginia police officer killed in the line of duty over the weekend. ashley guindon, who has new england ties, will be buried in western massachusetts where she was born. >> sarah: and this morning malden police are searching for man who threatened the store's clerk with a syringe. that clerk was able to chase the man out of the store. >> christa: i've had a really i met somebody new, rob ikeer. you know, our paths have never crossed, but welcome. great to have you here. >> rob: normally i'm confined to the weekend, but filling in for chris for the rest of the week, b

. >> christa: funeral services will be held for the virginia police officer killed in the line of duty over the weekend. ashley guindon, who has new england ties, will be buried in western massachusetts where she was born. >> sarah: and this morning malden police are searching for man who threatened the store's clerk with a syringe. that clerk was able to chase the man out of the store. >> christa: i've had a really i met somebody new, rob ikeer. you know, our paths have never crossed, but welcome. great to have you here. >> rob: normally i'm confined to the weekend, but filling in for chris for the rest of the week, but don't worry. chris will be back next week. unfortunately i'm the one who has to tell you we now have a winter weather advisory, not for boston but for 128 north and west. that we gains at 8:00 tonight

. >> i'm a c-span fan. [ cheers and applause ] >> ron mcnair and pilot mike smith followed by christa mcauliffe and greg jarvis. >> 30 years ago on january 28th, 1986, the space shuttle challenger exploded 73 seconds after lift-off, taking the lives of the seven crew members pictured here. up next on american history tv's real america, a 1986 nasa video report detailing the causes of the disaster. the conclusions are the findings of the presidential commission on the space shuttle accident released on june 6th of 1986. but first nasa's video of the shuttle launch, followed by president reagan's remarks to the nation from the oval office about five hours after the accident. >> t minus 15 seconds. t minus 10. nine, eight, seven, six -- we have main engine start. four, three, two, one. and lift-off. lift-off of the 25th space shuttle mission and it has cleared the tower. >> rock'n'roll. >> good roll program confirmed. challenger now heading down range. engines beginning throttling down now at 94%. normal throttle for most of the flight, 104%. will throttle down to 65% shortly. engines at

christa, you sit back here. >> this is the stuff you'll be wearing in the launch. >> okay. put it around, wrap it around your leg there. okay. have a seat. just want to make sure these cut-outs come where your knees are. all right. okay. stand up. okay. this doesn't have to be real tight on you. we're just going to take the slack out of these lacings here. go ahead and back it off all the way to zero. your checklist will tell you to back it all the way off. all right? we'll have you work with this hardware. the way you plug this in, pull back on that nozzle. it will slowly build up. >> that's two. >> take it up to three and hold it there. >> okay. feels like i'm floating. >> now, if you move your legs around, you will probably hear this thing creak and groan. it's keeping up with the pressure you selected. let's say the orbiter lands and you're feeling left-handight-he you want to maintain pressure in the g-suit but you want to get up and walk around. this little lanyard, all you have to do is pull that pin out. that traps all the air in the g-suit. you can then go ahead an

christa, you sit back here. >> this is the stuff you'll be wearing in the launch. >> okay. put it around, wrap it around your leg there. okay. have a seat. just want to make sure these cut-outs come where your knees are.

all things were made by christas not anything made that was made. he was in the world. the world was made by him, verse 10,e flesh. that's the jesus who came and took a body to die for sinners. wow what teaching. the father in the beginning but then the father said i'm going to delegate all the creation of the world to my son and thed of god to my blessed holy spirit. were moved by the holy spirit. creation?16 for by christ were all things created that are in heaven and earth, visible and invisible whether , principalities, or powers; all things were created by christ and for christ. you can't get around that can you?t get around that. the bible is very distinctive about the deity of christ. my word, he was from the beginning, oh my, a trinity. on to number two, the virgin birth. the deity of christ, the virgin birth and i love this picture...the virgin with thehrist. oh my. i love that picture don't you? she knew that he was god in thehe shepherds. jack i love it... the virgin birth. amen. isaiah 7:14 is the prediction. a virgin shall be with child,a son, and when you

i'm christa delcamp. really spring on the calendar is just around the corner. and the temperatures about to take another dip we're hearing. you're seeing meetlogically spring is here. over the next couple of day. high temperatures today about 20 degrees colder than yesterday. we have winter weather as vicery for north and west of 128 begins at 8:00 really more worried about the hours between midnight and 4:00. notice how it doesn't include the seacoast north shore boston or the south shore. really only the higher terrain on a few slick spots middle of the night tonight. currently at 36 winds have calmed downs really gusty recorded a gust of 56 earlier today. winds will calm down temporarily then jet again we could see 50 to 60-mile-an-hour gust. there's the storm now. we have several hours of clear weather no excuse not to get to polls today. early sun, cloud increasing. breezy at times today and rain beginning later on tonight possibly mixed with some wintery weather in some spots well north and west. mo

. >> christa was prescribed pain medications after she and her son were hit by a car two years ago. >> it aoccurred what if he got ahold of this medicine. >> a report shows how dangerous it is. safe kids worldwide says 59,000 kids go to emergency rooms each year because a child accidentally took medicine. >> the danger is, if it is within reach and within their access, and it's in something that they can open and trust me >> kate says children underage three makeup the majority of er visits for medicine poisoning, pain relieverses and vitamins and diaper cream. 48% of cases kids got into the grandparents medications. they may not be used to what are the rules of your family. making sure they are out of reach. >> the best advice keep the medicine up and away from children and use the dosing device and the poison help line in your cellphone. and with americans filling four billion prescriptions a year parents need to be more vigilant than ever. mark albert, cbs news. >> and important to note that adult medication can lead to loss of consciousness in children. >> for the first time in 30

. >> christa: it's tuesday, 8:27 on this first day of march. clear skies out there. let's check in with meteorologist rob eicher with your forecast. rob? >> >> rob: 35 and sunny now. clouds roll in later today. we have a winter weather advisory for areas north and west of 128. more worried about the hours between midnight and 4:00 a.m. so in other words, not expecting any issues with the evening commute today or with the morning commute tomorrow. in fact, temperatures will soar into the 50s by tomorrow morning. rain and gust owe winds likely early wednesday, turning much colder through the end of the work week. >> christa: rob, thank you. voting under way on this super tuesday. there are contests now in a dozen states including the primary here in massachusetts. predicting a high voter turnout, possibly the most for a primary in the history of the commonwealth they're saying due to the high-profile republican race this time. the funeral services will be held today for a police officer with new england ties who was shot and killed on her first day on duty. services wi

christa south was stunned at the damage to her car after a 400-pound black bear rummaged through it. bear even accidentally locked itself inside another vehicle. the animal is captured on an officer's dash cam fleeing. >> pretty smart bear. >> it is a smart bear. quite an apb out for that bear. >>> all right. time for sports and more busted brackets no doubt during march madness. >> so we turn to espn for last night's action. >> i'm nicole. he's kevin. on this particular program called "sportscenter" we talk about sports, particularly on this night and morning, basketball, college basketball. >> the ncaa tournament round of 16 having at it. the first eight meeting up on thursday night, and the number one overall seed continued to dominate, kansas taking down maryland. big night for wayne selden jr. he had 19 points, 7 rebounds, 6 assists, but perry ellis, the story, a career high 27 for him. kansas knocks off maryland, 79-63. >>> villanova and miami. villanova came out firing and did not stop. draining threes, ryan arcidiacono here getting 3 of his 21. momma, dada, they love it. vill

. >> -- christa tout yoga or teaches yoga in our hometown, and she's like you've got to go to this retreat. i'm, like, i don't do that kind of stuff. i save that for the vfw and my battle buddies. yoga. all right, i'll go. if it's going to help somebody else, i'll go do it. i got there and then all of a sudden i was in the room with a >> okay. >> and we created a song about la doone's experience -- platoon's experiences with combat. and it was very healing for me and unspiring because i felt much better about what had happened -- >> you were in iraq, right this. >> okay. >> so i was like, all right, my friends can feel better too. and i know a lot of guys are hurting and women are hurting from a lot of the stuff that happens in combat. >> clearly, you're private, you >> yeah. >> was it easier -- how easy or tough was it for you to open up? when you committed mentally to breaking, letting that wall come down, how tough was it for you? >> once the barrier was broken, it was like a dam breaking. you just wanted to release everything and get all that stuff off your chest and get it out there f

that break in the clouds has offered christa the break she was hoping for when she came to visit her guerneville house this weekend. >> we flew in from chicago. so we weren't sure the forecast was going to be way over or knock over so we kind of said, well, go up and see if we can make it to the house. >> reporter: the fire department had men on standby to call in if things got soggy but levels were likely topping out below the 30 feet predicted this week so those men can stay home. it's a relief for those keeping a keen eye on the flow charts allowing them to relax and marvel at the sheer amount of water moving before them. >> it happened faster than i thought. it takes a lot more rain but it definitely happens faster than i thought. >> reporter: guerneville school what canceled and power was out to several people in town when a took took out a power pole but beyond that the fire district says it's a pleasantly quiet day. >> typical winter day. >> any issues that you have had to respond to? >>> we were like well we are going to fly all the way to san francisco and not be able to do

the crew included school teacher christa mcauliffe, selected from more than 11,000 am quantipplic be the first teacher in space. next on history tv's real america, a ten-minutes nasa video of mcauliffe, on the right in this photo, with backup teacher barbara morgan are shown meeting the "challenger" crew, testing food and being fitted for space clothing. >> there we go. okay. >> oh, gee, thanks. >> that's all right. you missed the world's greatest picture. >> okay. y'all can relax. as soon as charles [ inaudible ]. he's trying to get one. >> we haven't really done that. you know, when it happened with me, i'm sure it happened to barbara, we had a lot of people who wanted to know exactly what time we were stepping one foot off so they could interview us for eight hours. we talked briefly this morning and said -- >> okay. that's good. >> people take one of everything. >> we will just finish up the spinach. >> does t

. >> christa: twice over. >> neki:)that's right. still to come on local 10, we're following the latest on president obama's historic visit to cuba. a look at his agenda upon arrival just ahead. >> andrew: plus wild weather hits south florida. damage it caused and a chancefor strong storms today when we come back. what does fresh epcot mean? maybe it's sampling seasonal dishes... ...enjoying hand-picked music or seeing locally grown topiaries. whatever you pick here, the epcot international flower and garden festival... ...is certified fresh epcot. visit disneyworld.com/resident for fresh ticket optionsns >> local 10 news starts right now. >> neki: time now 9:31. 75 degrees. not looking too bad out there at hollywood beach. people walking on the broadwalk, walking at the edge of the surf, keeping their fgers crossed like i am that the rain will not fall on wherever they go today. >> andrew: they're staying indoors for now because there's a lot going on later tonight. last night. a few of your friends on your instagram feed. >> andrew

. >> downriver is christa's home with two feet of water inside. i never would have in all my 26 years thought i would see what i'm seeing right now. >> heading with the rescuers who check on a guy. refused to leave his flooded home. one of the rescuers thought it was pitiful. >> no one responded. just as we were heading back to shore, we spotted ray holden. >> do you plan on leaving? >> no. >> why not? >> i have guns, food, water. >> guns, food, water?% >> yeah. i got everything i need. >> reporter: here in deweyville, the sabine river is cresting through tomorrow morning. when it is all said and done, scott, the river is expected to crest at 33.2 feet. 9 feet above flood stage. >> david begnaud, thank you. >>> vladamir putin appears to be making good on his pledge to begin withdrawing russian forces from syria. today several war planes flew home to a hero's welcome. the russians have launched more than 9,000 bombing missions in and turned the tide of the civil war to the assad dictatorship. tonight, cbs news has learned that the american who defe

. >> reporter: christa was prescribed pain medications after she and her son were hit by a car two years ago. >> it occurred to me what if he got ahold of this medicine it could be dangerous. >> reporter: a new report shows how dangerous it is. safe kids worldwide says 59,000 kids go to emergency rooms each year because a child accidentally takes the medication. >> the danger is if it is in their reach or access and in the open child resistant, is not childproof. >> kate says children under age visits for medicine poisoning, pain relievers, vitamins and diaper cream and 48% of cases kids got into the grandparent's medications. >> they may not be used to the rules of your family and making sure they are out of reach. >> this is high enough he can't get to it. >> keep medicine up and away from children. use the dosing device that comes with medication and keep poison help line on your cell phone and americans filling 4 billion prescriptions a year, experts say parents need to be more vigilant than ever. >> reporter: mark albert cbs news, arlington, virginia. >> harry: breaking news, a clev

reporter: christa is held without bond here. police are still working hard to they are related to crystal gambino. neima abdulahi, fox 46, wjzy. >> thank you. >> gambino's court appearance set for march 21. she could be indicted before the date. kayla: a west mec len mecklenburg high school steurn hasstudent has died in a car crash. 16-year-old died in the crash. two other students were seriously injuriesed. the driver's identity has not been released. anyone who saw the crash is asked to call police or crime stoppers. bill: around 3:30, cmpd found a rushed to the hospital, but they do not believe that is where the crime occurd. >> 5:00 a.m., a shot in the head, female, she was on the sidewalk, we got her, transport her. right now she is talking to us, getting x-rays done, we're not sure it happened here. bill: the victim's identity has not been released police tell us there are no witnesses or suspects at this time. kayla: new at 6:00, superintendent of union county public school is stepping down, dr. mary-ellis said she will r

that's right ghost busters 3 is a new female version of the 1994 classic starring bridesmaid alumni christa mcwig and melissa mccarthy and kate mckinen. >> chris hemsworth is the receptionist. >> what can we expect in the reboot? someone created a device that amplifies paranormal activity in new york city and gossibsers might be the only ones who can stop it. in spite of big and exciting things happening now cleveland is named the most distressed city in america. >> denise: come on! >> dan: find out why on >> denise: they're wrong. >>> now, this is a cleveland 19 news editorial. >>> hello, i'm kristen president and c.e.o. of the greater cleveland food bank. this spring marks the 25th annual harvest for hunger campaign providing critical and nutritious food for hunger relief programs and struggling families in 21 northeast ohio counties. clients and hot meal sites are children and seniors. cleveland was recently ranked number 1 in child poverty amongst the top 50 u.s. cities. we cannot let these children or local senior citizens go hungry. and it is easy to help. host a food and funds drive

. >> reporter: christa leo helped sponsor the trips. he insisted on unique control in choosing the students. >> he would just kind of zigzag around and visit just his participants. >> reporter: she says she was never notified about the investigation until we told her. even though he oversaw about 20 german students in the u.s. and 20 langley students in germany each other. she tells the i-team she's been trying to find rademacher ever since trying to recover money he collected for a future trip. some former students tell us they too were unfamiliar with the accusations. fairfax county police were alerted, but they told the state and news4 they couldn't investigate because the incident in question allegedly occurred overseas in germany, that there was no local criminal case against rademacher in t county public schools sent a letter to langley high school family notifying parents of our story. they said this was not a school sponsored trip. it was organized by the teacher on his own time. once fcps became aware of what had occurred, we i

christa says she's lost count.o check this out while we're doing this story in this neighborhood, a wssc truck just happens to be here and they're checking the sewer lines and also going door to door talking to all the residents here. maybe a sign of progress. >> there's a history of problems in that area. we're aware of it. >> reporter: just this week wssc confirmed with news4 they are in the process of replacing aging sewer pipes, including this neighborhood. >> so there's some new pipe in the ground now. the rest of it is going in as we speak and by the end of september all the customers should be on the new pipes. >> reporter: so after decades of being on edge with every rainstorm, keeping handbags and fans nearby, these homeowners are hopeful their years of living with raw sewage are over. wssc tells us t it has budgeted more than $200 million for sewer replacement and rehabilitation work in montgomery and prince george's counties. susan hogan, news4. >>> right now about 1,000 dignitaries, hollywood celebritie

this is the first time year competing for christa and her marple newtown team. >> we've really only seenad no idea that this was going to happen. that we were going to go this far. >> despite finishing second in their division and strath haven high school team forfeiting their spot in the championship marple newtown's tease team is advancing to states. >> it will be a fun time. >> it will be awesome. >> a lot of practice in the gym. >> yes. >> curve right in. >> team from upper darby will be joining marple in hershey, too. >> literally like the highlight of my day. highlight of my week. i look forward it to a lot. >> in aston, bill rohrer fox 29 news. ♪ torments night at 6:00 new images of a night of violence that is horrifying much police say a man opened fire in a restaurant because an employee was just trying to clean up. the manhunt now kicking into high gear. >>> plus the spring that just won't wait. things were comfortable out there today but this is just the beginning. the warmup you'll have to feel to believe. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia, this is fox 29 news at 6:0

christa, you sit back here. >> this is the stuff you'll be wearing in the launch. >> okay. put it around, wrap it around your leg there. okay. have a seat. just want to make sure these cut-outs come where your knees are. all right. okay. stand up. okay. this doesn't have to be real tight on you. we're just going to take the slack out of these lacings here. go ahead and back it off all the way to zero. your checklist will tell you to back it all the way off. all right? we'll have you work with this hardware. the way you plug this in, pull back on that nozzle. it will slowly build up. >> that's two. >> take it up to three and hold it there. >> okay. feels like i'm floating. >> now, if you move your legs around, you will probably hear this thing creak and groan. it's keeping up with the pressure you selected. let's say the orbiter lands and you're feeling left-handight-he you want to maintain pressure in the g-suit but you want to get up and walk around. this little lanyard, all you have to do is pull that pin out. that traps all the air in the g-suit. you can then go ahead an