let's go to nicole jacobs live in east boston with a update. >> reporter: the good news for the east boston residents is that power has been restored to the rest he dents without it. and that is happening through this generator here but we are told eversource crews have work to do. it was bad timing. severe frustration. lows. >> probably packing up and going to a hotel unfortunately. turning water on so my pipes don't freeze and packing up and going to a hotel. >> reporter: 200 rest he den in the east boston neighborhood forced -- residents in this east boston neighborhood forced to power through frustration no heat. >> he has a heart problem and is 87 years old. and he is cold. >> reporter: wilma is cold concerned and thinking of alternatives to keep warm. >> the only thing is i could override the pilot on the stove and heat hot water and make tea and i had soup and had to open the refrigerator. >> reporter: manhole explosions brought eversource crews here. they worked for hours trying to repair electrical equipment and restore warmth. >> i have children. i have dogs. i have animals

cause for concern in east boston when a jeep plows into some scaffolding and why did it take so long to remove that s.u.v.? >>> and then bill cosby back in court. the comedian trying to get charges against him dropped. we will have details. >>> at 5:30 a troubling trend in worcester. we'll have the latest on up. puffs knows winter... ...is hard on your nose there's the endless runny noses. and of course, the biting cold of snow day play. that's why puffs is soft. puffs plus lotion tissues... ...are gentle on skin. locking in moisture better. so you can get out and enjoy winter a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. for softness that fits anywhere, try puffs softpack. >>> collapse concerns in eastie after an s.u.v. slams into some scaffolding there. there were fears that if the vehicle was moved the staff folding could come crashing down on to the street but crews were safely able to remove the jeep. >> kelli o'hara with the story in east boston right now. >>reporter: hi, good evening, guys. that car was trying to avoid an accident but got into an accident of its own. it went right und

. >> kris: breaking news from east boston. reports of a bomb threat at east boston high school. these are live pictures now police are responding to east boston high school for reports of a bomb threat. and in fact, a few minutes ago, sky 7 hd was high above b.c. high where boston police tell us they are responding to a report of a bomb threat there. two stories, obviously. we will continue to fall this in east boston, again. live images there where police are responding to east boston high school. >> sarah: more breaking news all morning long. a wild police chase in saugus ends in an arrest. inside, a woman accused of assaulting a revere police officer just last week. right now, a second man who was in the stolen car is still on the run. >> kris: steve cooper is live from saagies with the very latest on this story. >> reporter: quite a crash here in saugus. these are pieces, some debris scattered all over this intersection. now, the cars involved in the crash have been towed away here. but this afternoon, you can hear the hum of helicopters. a state police helicopter still in t

and good news here in east boston. residents here the 200 without power for hours now have power and it is being sourceed by the generator but we are told eversource crews still have work to do. it was bad timing. >> severe frustration. >> reporter: as if there's any good time to be without heat in subzero lows. >> probably packing up and going to a hotel unfortunately. turning water on so my pipes don't freeze and packing up and going to a hotel. >> reporter: 200 rest den in the east boston -- residents in the east boston neighborhood foressed to -- forced to power through frustration was no electricity which means no heat. >> he has a heart problem and he is 87 years old and he is cold. >> reporter: wilma is cold and ofalternatives to keep warm. >> i could overright the pilot on the stove and heat hot water and make tea and i had soup and i had to open the refrigerator. >> reporter: it was manhole explosions we are told that brought eversource crews here. they worked for hours trying to repair electrical equipment an

icy east boston neighborhood plunged into darkness by a power failure stretching into the night. it began with a couple manhole explosions and left about 200 people with no lights and no heat. >> probably packing up and going to a hotel. turning water on so my pipes don't freeze and packing up and going to a hotel. >> reporter: has anybody told you anything? >> nobody. >> we were curious how you are doing and how your husband is doing. >> he is cold. >> reporter: across the street wilma was worried about her husband. is 87 years old and he is cold and just the only thing is i could override the pilot on the stove and i could make tea and i had to open the refrigerator. >> reporter: ever source crews worked into the night up above and below trying to repair damaged electrical equipment. >> i have children and i have dogs and and malts and -- animals and my husband is sick at least they can tell us what's going on that way i can look for hotel or something i can't be in the cold like this it's crazy. >> reporter: a bus was brought in to warm up anybody who needed it. and plans were

we' re live in east boston this morning. erika: with the race for the white house headed to more diverse states nevada, south carolina, talking points have turned. in last night' s democratic debate, one of the most heated moments revolved around president obama. mrs. clinton: the kind of criticism that we' ve heard from senator sanders about our president i expect from republicans. mr. sanders: one of us ran against barack obama. i was not that candidate. erika: both discussed the need to fight against racial inequality and for immigration reform. clinton criticized sanders' big government proposals as being too expensive to be realistic, calling on him to level with the american people, something sanders disputed. emily: thank you. re hearing from the mother of one of the teenagers behind a school shooting that changed the country. 13 people were murdered at columbine high school in april, 1999. sue klebold, the mother of dylan klebold, is now talking about that tragedy. randy: in an abc news exclusive interview with diane

>> sarah: christa, this meeting was held in east boston high. mayor walsh pledging to protect people who live in that area. >> sarah: i know the last few the neighborhood. >> mayor walsh acknowledging that gang violence is a problem. since september, there have been several murders in east boston, there was also a shooting in broad daylight at the maverick just two weeks ago federal authorities arrested dozens of alleged members of a street gang known as ms13 on charges including murder and drug trafficking. the arrests raised concerns that gang recruitment was going on inside the high school, but boston's police commissioner says he's focused on what's happening outside the school building. >> we have to also get to the playgrounds and the soccer fields, because i'm hearing that's where some of the kids might feel intimidated or the pressure is on them to join gangs. >> nancy: the district attorney believes there are 50 to 100 kids in east boston currently considering whether to join ms13 and says people in the community need to be aware of wha

>> it has been an absolutethly hundred people here in this east boston neighborhood, and unfortunately it's not over yet. take a look here behind me. they had no power and heat for hours, all day long, and most of the night. then not too long ago, the power came back on, but now, it is out again. >> severe frustration. >> frustrated and cold, and icy east boston neighborhood plunged into darkness by a power failure, stretching into the night. it all a began with a couple of manhole explosions, and left about 200 people with no lights and no heat. >> probably packing is up and going to a hotel, unfortunately, turns water on so that my pipes don't freeze, and then backing up and going to a hotel. >> reporter: has anybody told you anything? >> nobody, nobody. >> reporter: we were curious how you were doing how your husband was doing. >> he's cold. >> reporter: just across the street, wilma was worried about her his band. >> he has a heart problem, and he's 87 years old, and he's thingcy could override the pilot on the stove, and make hot water and make some soup i had in the refrigerator.

in east boston this 7 news. >>> also on 7 bill cosby pennsylvania. his lawyers are trying to get a sexual assault case thrown out. ten years ago they say a district attorney promised not to prosecute could say bee if he testified. more than 50 people have accused cosby of assaulting them and he denies all of those claims. >>> the teacher suspected of helping three inmates escape a california jail has been released. prosecutors say they will not charge 44-year-old woman. investigators believe the english teacher who worked it jail may have provided a map showing the inmate an aerial view of the building. the three prisoners who escaped from jail in late january are back in custody. they appeared in court monday and will go before a judge next month. >>> getting ready for the party. the super bowl just a few days away and thousands are heading to started. >>> at 4:30 taxi trouble, police searching if a suspect after a taxi driver is shot in worcester. >>> an on 7 news at 5:00, the world's most famous groundhog tells us if there's six more weeks of wint

now, laura's mother and sister were reached at their house in east boston this morning. but they were too distraught to say anything. we received late word that confirmation... that laura viera was a student in the boston public schools. we are expecting a statement from the schools any moment now. that is the latest live here in randolph. i'm byron barnett, 7 news. >> sarah: a dreary day. it appears we could have this wet weather going into tomorrow. meteorologist chris lambert for more on the forecast. in terms of the rain, still some patches of freezing rain. northern worcester county up into northwestern middlesex county and southern new hampshire. west of nashua. freezing rain, a little bit of an issue there until 4:00 p.m. that is when the winter weather advisory does expire. all right. winds gusting 40-60 miles an hour late tonight into tomorrow morning. we will likely see this most prone here in this area down massachusetts. high wind watch there. 41 in boston. 44 in plymouth. 49 in bedford. still close to freezing west and north of 495 at this point. we have had

but 15-year-old laura vieira ever made it back to her east boston home. randolph police say the teen was struck in the crosswalk in the intersection of north and oak street around eight last night. later died at the hospital. a plane closed officer in the area at the time. >> chief william paste tells me a 21-year-old randolph was coming home from work when he struck laura. stayed on scene to cooperate with officers. pace says alcohol and drugs were not a factor. conditions were. >> laura was just four days shy of her 16th birthday and was a student another course to college pilot high school here in brighton. >> boston public school say grief counselor now being made available to students and staff telling fox 25 quote deepest condolences to family friends and classmates of laura vieira during this difficult time. additional resources being provided to students teachers and family on how best to guidance support one another through their feelings of loss and grief. >> i did speak with laura's sister and she tells me the family just to be stricken to spea

jonathan hall is live in east boston with this >>reporter: the good news, they were fine. they did not require medical attention but it could have been a far different story if two captains in another boat had not been nearby. >> do you have the rate of flooding and where it's coming. >> port side forward engine room mull breach. >>reporter: their 55 foot boat sinking. >> do you have your survival equipment? over. >> roger, got it on. getting ready to do something here. >>reporter: do something, meaning abandon ship. the emily ann sank into the atlantic to the tent resistance of the boston harbor. doug richmond is alive and he credits his friend, joe maloney with saving his life. >> he's the man. i wouldn't be here if it >>reporter: two captains on a boston pilot boat heard the distress calls and got on the radio to let him know they would come out there full throttle. >>reporter: he told me he could see the lights of the life raft in the water but it quickly became clear the men had abandoned ship. >> i saw the lights go out on the tug. the sun was just cracking the sky.

south of there you can see east boston, 6.8. north boro, 9.4 inches. farther south, look at this -- alvaro picking up eight inches. kingston, 10.5 inches. the cape is getting reports. as you look at the outer cape, a good half foot of snow. you had towards warwick rhode island, about 5.1 inches. in east boston as opposed to south boston, are out towards right in, impressive totals. trump away from new hampshire but all the other presidential candidates on both sides. granite state today. were doing last-minute campaigning because the primary is joining us now from tuesday. manchester, new hampshire is rick klein political director of , abc news. let' s talk about that donald rick: a lot of people are likening it to his decision to skip iowa last week. all of the other candidates are here. donald trump is the front runner in the polling. the decision to go home and gets no doubt of coming back, he is in south carolina of all places tonight. he will be at the debate tomorrow night right here on abc. it is a surprising decision to say the least for him to

. >> we are bringing breaking news out of east boston. a car goes off the road, ends up stuck in scaffolding and getting the free is going to be quite the challenge. we have more on these breaking details. vickie what can you tell us? >> they need to bring a cane in actually. there were kids in each of the cars. one car ended up wedged underneathr th some scaffolding. they are concerned the scaffolding could collapse. >> there is a real danger of collapse. >> it happened in east boston around 8:30 in the morning. one car stopped to let someone cross the street but the jeep didn't stop losing control after hitting the car. no one was hurt but the way things are there is no way they can move the jeep. >> right now we believe the car is holding the scaffolding up. i think what is going to have to happen is temporary shoring and then we need a crane to take the scaffolding from the top down. >> the billing is an old factory getting converted into a hotel. no workers were here and until the scaffolding comes down, the street and the sidewalk w

newscenter 5' live in east boston. jorge it' s turning neighbor against neighbor? reporter: in boston tonight, no parking ban and definitely no ' space savers' allowed, but as we found, for some, this long standing habit is hard to break. in east boston, on saratoga street, space savers forcing audie molina to double park, the -- >> the people are afraid because if you move that they will come and stab your tires. reporter: only a couple of inches of snow. the streets cleared still some here claiming a parking space without having to do any work. understands? >> yeah yeah, but right now its not the right way to act. >> before i get asked the issue of space savers we are not of boston. making the city' s rule crystal clear. there. some of the snow you can sweep away without shoveling. reporter: even with little snow its passionate issue, a couple was shot over a space saver. >> it bothers me cause they are taking two spots.they put two trsh cans out its incredible. reporter: melisa argueta taking matters into her own hands, removing a couple of space savers next to h

more than 100 parents attended a community meeting at east boston high school last night. it comes not long after a federal sweep of the gang ms-13 revealed a recruitment push inside the school. last night, authorities also told parents that five killings have been connected to that game including the killings of three , teenagers two just , fifteen-years-old. parents we talked to said listening is key. >> that is what you have to do, get them in a group and let them talk. antoinette: boston police commissioner bill evans told parents he believes most of the recruitment is actually going on on the sports fields and playgrounds. meanwhile, the d.a. dan conley says in east boston 5200 kids are on the fence about joining one of these gangs, so they will be reaching out to these at risk youth, and are asking parents to report suspicious activity. 5. emily: 5 investigates discovers the mbta is throwing hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars down the drain each year paying some employees to stay home. it' s the result of scheduling and manpower limitations involving a safety

live in east boston, sera congi, wcvb newscenter five. erika: wintry conditions leading to problems in i-93 in new hampshire. the southbound side briefly closed as morning after black ice and fire conditions took several accidents including this one area manchester-boston regional airport reported many randy: emily frozen pipes also leading : to problems all across the state today. and crews now warning about moves out. overnight a pipe burst in an electrical room inside the power had to be cut to the evacuated. people were initially taken to a ballroom, then transported to other hotels. the leak has since been fixed. emily: and a big mess in revere. a thick sheet of ice surrounding homes on arcadia street after a it' s supposed to keep the ocean water out at high tide. but the sub-zero temperatures over the weekend caused the floodgate to freeze open. residents aren' t sure how much damage will be revealed when all of the ice thaws out. new this noon, dozens of residents of this senior housing complex in dorchester displaced after flames

she's from east boston. at this time, driver was not face any charges. rhondella richardson, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> new at 6:00, two african-american brookline police officers filed complaints against the town for racial discrimination. the officers say the actions of others on the floor created a hostile work environment. in that complaint, which was sent to the massachusetts commission against discrimination, they say they were subjected to racial slurs, differential treatment, town officials refused to investigate. >> man critically injured in a workplace accident. the man was unloading large glass panels and ocean glass when a heavy support frame fell from the forklift. the 52-year-old could not get out of the way. he was struck on the head and suffered a traumatic brain >> donald trump is speaking to supporters in virginia, taking a shot at john kerry for the iran nuclear deal. it happened as he was talking to supporters about his book, the art of the deal, comparing that to the bible. >> that's one of the great books, but the bible is much better.

>> that is how i support my family. >> over in east boston, another raid. police find more cash, guns, and nearly three pounds of pot. along with 23 grams of cocaine. plus 40 more grams of heroin. >> there is people out there that are profiting off of other people's misery. of selling poison. >> why are you doing this job? this problem keeps on perpetuating. >> it is the right thing to do. we are trying to save lives out here. >> police tell her the opioid crisis is so serious. there are raids nearly every streets in massachusetts. a lot of talk through the last few days of a big system moving in by the middle of next week. so rain, snow? what are we looking at? the forecast coming up next. >> coming up next in sports, the bruins wrapping up a road trip tonight in dallas. and how about this? harvard will be represented by more players at the n.f.l. combine than university of texas. that story is next in 7 sports. the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons...

live in east boston. jennifer eagan. 7news "today in new england." >>> happening now the recent freeze the temperatures mean more pipe problems across the area pipes have continued to burst. >>> still a problem here this morning. in fact, yesterday one hotel in newton had to be evacuated when water started pouring into the basement. victoria warren has more on this story. >> reporter: a newton hotel evacuated, guests told to leave. >>> we were in the room. we heard announcement over the fire alarm there was a evacuation procedure going on and we're to leave the room and come down to ballroom. >> most of us came down just as we are that's why we're blankets on. >> this wasn't by design. >> jacket and luggage upstairs at newton crown plaza. 250 people told to wait things out in the hotel's ballroom after a massive water main break flooded the basement with four feet of water. i guess there was an issue in a little flooding that went on. they didn't want it to reach the electrical box. we don't want the powe

this is just east of boston harbor, working its way near the sandwich area and across

look at the satellite and radar picture, our and finally high pressure settling in across the east. boston to d.c. lots of sunshine, also quiet inicago, 29 and sunny there. and near 80 in miami. out west, 91 in phoenix. 74 in we're tracking rain and mountain snow from the pacific northwest down to central california. so it has been quiet, stormy at times tomorrow as well and we're chilly but dry in the northeast for your thursday. that's a look at your national weather, now here's a closer look at your day ahead.lly catching a break today in new york city, 42 sunshine, boston looking good as well, light snow showers across the great lakes down in the in the 60s and 70s. a beautiful day in florida, 78 in miami. back to you, dara.you. >>> one of the most bazar slow-speed chases ever. >>> plus ultimate fighter, ronda if you're looking to save money on your medicare part d prescriptions, walgreens says, carpe med diem. of life and medicare part d. just switch to walgreens for savingsight of your day. now preview the cost of your copay before you fill. you can even get one-dollar copays on sele

updating breaking news in east boston. three men are recovering after their 50-foot tugboat sunk in the harbor. distress call went out before sunrise and we are told all the boaters were rescued within five minutes. this is a picture of that raft used to bring them to shore. this morning we talked with the captain who responded to the sinking vessel. he says two of the men were in the water when they arrived and another man was clinging to a life raft. all the men are in good shiri tells us the water this morning. we are gathering details at the scene and update you here and our social media accounts all day. >> gene: when we went on air big concern were ice and fog and things have warmed up and cleared up but drivers still being told to use caution. fox25 jessica reyes continues our team coverage from hopkinton where she has been covering some crashes all morning. jess? >> jessica: hi, julie, good morning to you. early this morning when we first went on tv around 4:30, the ground you might remember was frozen solid, but a

the rain just moved right in life for you is watching and east boston southward to south boston roxbury brookline all sing that rain now most of it like a couple pockets of moderate rain to the north here kings below heavy rain shower moving right there toward 113 along 113 looks like north of 195 e. of route three it was to county tracking the potential for some icing see the areas in pink your holden northwood west westminster little pink showing up there continues into southern new hampshire southward into the city of worcester. that's where temperatures very close to freezing i want to check out some of the areas around worcester to see if there any freezing temperatures. the airport has been 32 minutes 34 auburn 33 leominster 34 north pearl close but should be safe enough it's just rain out there. still take it easy and worcester county just in case there's a winter weather advisory there for the national weather service to cover us through 7 o'clock just in case some of the spots are actually colder in between the reporting stations.again the airports and 32 although no significan

new england boston dealing with arctic rush, and take a look at this, sea smoke off the waters of east boston. temperatures expected to take a dangerous drop tonight. >> but get ready with the bounce back and cold weather not here to stay. >> multiple records set with to -9 in boston and -17 in worcester. and the wind is dying down and many temperatures will drop below zero, the winds are lighter and don't have to worry about the dangerous wind chills like last night. and with the winter weather advisory until tuesday, with the potential of snow, sleet and ice accumulation accumulation. what i am thinking a coating of to an inch, and onset of 1-2 inches in the central part and 3-4 inches in the northwestern part of the state. and then turning into rain. >> today's bitter blast causing trouble on the tarmac, flights grounded because of those airport said that frozen equipment was to blame and crews not happy. >> earlier flight boards here at logan were lit with delays and still the case because of this extremely cold weather. >> well, it's valentine's day and i am at the airport with my husban

. >> no one was hurt and any of the fires. 200 people left without power in east boston after a manhole fire. authorities say the fire may have been caused by a broken transformer. putnam and bennington street were closed until they could put out the flame. >> leading to trouble on the tracks. mbta and also causing delays at logan airport. jen eagan live in boston this morning. jen you are taking a closer look at travel. >> good morning. the weather can freeze equipment. nbta have problems and freezing cold temperature in the past something they tried to air avoid for this morning nunt. trains from all of subway line underground to shield them from the cold. preventive measure after problems over the weekend. as temperature plunge below zero saturday night into sunday tracks snapped in nine different spots. mbta worker lit a section of track along the orange line on fire with kerosine. the heat helped straighten out the track. temperature hovering around zero also caused problem at logan airport. last i checked it was delayed. >> mass port said they anticipated problems yesterday especi

. >> reporter: it has been a miserable day in east boston. is still no power and that means no heat and on the night like this, that adds up to a dangerous situation. >> one man ran to the window and the other on the of the side of the street blew up. >> just what this neighborhood transformer blowing up leading to a fire. all of this on the coldest day in decades leading to no electricity and no heat. >> now, we have no power and it is called.>> reporter: what is that like? >> for right now, i am putting up with it until it gets really cold. we can sit in the bus and get heated.>> reporter: the situation was serious enough to call in the red cross. >> there are a number of units without heat at the moment. we may have to go to a shelter situation. we are working together to get supplies in case that happens. >> reporter: a huge generator was brought in to supply heat while the work goes on but victor rodriguez is not taking chances. he is leaving with his family. of here right now.>> reporter: the places cold and your kids are freezing? >> r

students attending the brook academy charter schools in rosalyn dale and east boston had higher scoreson the english and math park exams than students in carlisle, belmont, sud bury, sharon, concord, way len, wes on the and newton. in fact, they had higher scores than students from every k-8 school in massachusetts. now, we're willing to discuss and we're willing to hear both sides. but a state that places such a high value on education should not place arbitrary limits on parents' access to high quality schools. and we should not sit idly by while so many parents feel the pain of miss eed opportunity fo their kids. thank you. now, i get that energy, opioids and education by thursday please are challenging and complex issues. but i believe we can successfully take them on. over the past year, we worked together to expand and increase the earned income tax credit for 400,000 low-income families. executed in early retirement program to save $125 million every year and enacted dramatic reforms of the mbta solved two major budget deficits without raising taxes or fees and providing a down

here you see 7 victoria warren in east boston. into some scaffolding there. >> we got a jeep you can see her live behind me. slammed into this scaffolding here. you can see it just kind of wedged underneath the scaffolding that the part of the building that is being worked on. and the concern that they have right now is they can't quite move that jeep out because they don't know about the stability of the scaffolding itself. they will be out here for quite sometime. they are waiting to get an assessment on whether that scaffolding will stay in place when that jeep is moved out. we don't know the circumstances yet from boston police regarding how this jeef ended up in this situation. it's lost control. somehow. and wedged itself in there. we don't know how the driver of that jeep is doing. but i can tell you the big concern right now in east boston this concern over the scaffolding and whether or not it is stable. they've got the streets around here actually blocked off to blocked off to pedestrians because they don't want anyone walking or driving over there until they can figure out

since september there's been several murders in east boston including three teenagers. those also a shooting in broad daylight at maverick t-stop in january. just two weeks ago federal authorities arrested dozens of members of street gang known as ms-13 including murder and drug trafficking. the arrest raised concern that gang recruitment was going on inside the high school. boston's police commissioner said he focused on what's happen outside the school building. soccer field because i'm hearing that's where some of the kids may feel intimidated or the pressure is on. >> the district attorney beliefs there's 50 to 100 kids in east boston who are current i will considering whether to join ms-13. people in the community need to be aware of what's happening. >> be hyper vigilant. you may say i don't want to get in the middle of that or be involved with that. that's when you call police. that's where those gang unit officers can step in. >> mayor walsh also pointed to programs provided by the city including operation exis which allow gang members to get on path toward find

jennifer egan live in east boston where she spoke with one of the men rescued jenn. >> reporter: all three men on that tugboat are okay. a little cold after spending time in the chilly waters. it turns out the captain of this boat has known one of the men he rescued for many years. >> he's the man. we wouldn't be here if it wasn't for joe. >> my pleasure. >> captain doug richmond thanking his lifelong friend for saving his life this morning after his tugboat sank. >> we heard the emily anne call >> reporter: he was the captain of the boat two miles off of the shore of winthrop. three -- >> we were about a half mile away. i could see his lights. the lights went out. and i could just -- the sun was just breaking the sky. i saw the tug -- the silhouette, and then it was gone. >> reporter: one of the men was in this life raft. the other two were in the water. the strobe guided in help. >> i got down in the water and just pulled them out. they didn't weigh anything. it was just -- like, come on. >> reporter: the men didn't have on survival suits just a floatation jacket like this one. >>

in east boston that was as of 7:00 but that's our official reporting station. so 4.7 that puts boston so far just four inches below average for this time of year. can you believe how close we're coming and how fast we're catching up, sarah. >> pretty amazing especially since we really didn't get going until the end of january and the pattern well, it will stay unsettled kevin because we have the chances of more snow in the forecast this week. this will be our system pushing well away from us for tomorrow. but we've got yet another pressing to our south. we're going to stay fairly dry. but it's not the only one. we have antarctic cold front well to our west that will be trying to make its way into the region by thursday. but ahead of it we could see yet another system develop to our south. that may give us the chance of some scattered snow showers as we head into wednesday. looking at our future cast you can see some of those scattered snow showers. may see some light accumulations out of this but i think we'll see a better chance of some accumulations with that

the city got a little more than six inches of snow but that led east boston yesterday. habit to break. for decades, residents believed if you shoveled it out, it was yours. it was only six inches of snow and the streets were pretty savers are unnecessary nats to neighbor against neighbor. >> people you procure and you move that, tires. s yours for 48 hours but other than s ridiculous. erika: the city says you can report illegal space savers 2311 or online. they are only allowed during the >> earlier this morning, the crews were on the scene of a truck crash in saugus. and oil truck slid on the eyes and hit a home on austin street this morning and no one was hurt. police in stone them are trying to track down this man wanted for robbing a bank. it happened late yesterday morning at the bank of america on branch street. police hope the image will identify the man and anybody with information should contact stone on police. we continue our coverage of the first in the nation primary live in the granite state. emily will be back in three minutes with the three things that democrats and re

. >> is go outside fox25 elizabeth hopkins live in east boston with the rain is pouring down as we can see right here the wind continues to be awful. >> when you see the team coverage of kevin jason and myself i have to ask you which of these things does not look at the others. i can confirm everything that the saying is medevac i'm fighting a losing battle with this now broken umbrella. obviously you can see with this kind of driving wind and driving rain not only is it a concern that trees will come down and pull down power lines, but it's entirely possible you look at this entirely possible the wind is strong enough to do power outages. the recent numbers we have in attleboro we know at last check there at least 3000 in westborough about 800 and 41 homes that don't have power. come back out your life your east boston at boston harbor i don't know if you can tell but as his wind picks up, these boats these large boats are being tossed around like bath toys and is a medevacs oh my. by the way it i had some pad of paper to give you all those numbers about the power outages but the wind

an east boston teen struck by a car has died. the 15-year-old was hit by oncoming traffic and police are investigating whether the snow played a role. maria: startling new numbers tonight about the thousands of drunk drivers stopped from getting back on the roads in massachusetts. tougher. mike: this little device has been in massachusetts cars for a decade, ever since melanie' s law passed in 2005. >> i will put the key in the admission and turn it to on. at this point the vehicle cannot start. mike: it is used by drivers with for driving under the influence. >> it reads the sample and parks and start. starting the vehicle. mike: a new report from others against him driving shows the effectiveness of the devices in massachusetts. it prevented people with some alcohol in their system from starting their vehicles nearly a quarter million times since 2006. drivers considered legally drunk were stopped from starting their cars nearly 38,000 times. saved lives? >> absolutely. they as lily have, no doubt about it. mike: she' s with ma

laura viera of east boston suffered multiple injuries before dying. north main street. the driver who hit her, a 21-year-old man, stayed on the scene. police say he had the green light. police are now investigating if heavy snow just before 8:00 last night contributed to him hitting girl. he has not been charged. viera, a boston public school sophomore, is sad policed. she's survived by her 9-year-old brother and her 19-year-old sister, both parents full of grief, no one able to speak on camera. rhondella richardson, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> this is new at 4:30. the driver charged with operating under the influence arraigned. >> it happened as he recovers in the hospital. let's get to jack harper. he's live tonight with new developments. jack? reporter: that's exactly where the suspect was arraigned this afternoon. about an hour ago in his hospital bed. he's thomas -- 51 years old. no wonder, he took a header yesterday when he was being subjected to a sobriety test by the police. actually, it was captured on video, too. someone took pictures as he was taking sustain or tw

current district attorney says there is no record of that >>> this was the scene of a crashing east boston earlier today where you can see a jeep slammed into scaffolding. this happened at the corner of [ name indiscernible ]. crews disassembling the scaffolding. hurt. >>> coming up next, healing the heart with a lasting gift. someone who is feeling some like what i am -- is something like what i am feeling. devastating loss into a another child. >>> a man accused of stealing from a family that trusted her to take care of their kids. >>> we are the polar opposite of one year ago today. we have rain and wind for tomorrow. here's the truth -- for the elderly and disabled vets. i disagree. in fact, not only should we not cut benefits -- we should expand them. my plan for social security increases benefits and cost of living adjustments and raises minimum payments for low-income seniors. it will ensure that all seniors can retire with dignity and respect. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >>> we are never going to forget this, one year ago today we were getting hit with our secon

. >>> dangerous drive in east boston causing chaos at aconstruction site. an accident sent an s.u.v. slamming into five stories of scaffolding. authorities say it's in danger of collapse and will lickly have to come down. scaffolding at the time and no one was hurt. >>> tracking rain heading this way for [mother] yeah but this neighborhood,i feel like it's got a lot of what we were kinda talking about. we should definitely go see it. [agent] hi. melanie. maggie. living room. [dad]what about this? this looks good. [brendan] no. [mother] isn't it great? [announcer]redfin pays its agents based on your happiness... >>> boston right now at 41. fitchburg at 35. hyannis at 3. we had a high of 50 today in the city and we're going to head for 50s again tomorrow. so this is our next storm system. it's only about the rain drops. the storm does have snow in the top and backside of itself but we will be on the front side of this storm and here is the warm air that's loading up and it will come racing into new england by tomorrow afternoon an tomorrow night. for tonight

evacuated. >>> this afternoon it was a very cold 24 hours but the power is finally back on in an east boston neighborhood. hundreds had no heat last night as temperatures dipped to single digits. neighbors say the power went out following manhole explosions yesterday. crews worked through the night and got things back up and running this morning. >>> the mbta kept trains inside station and tunnels to try to temperatures. up the rails to get trains running again. a quick reminder the t is on a saturday schedule today for president's day holiday and, of course, keep an eye on the forecast any time down load the cbs boston weather app and get the latest conditions forecast and any weather alerts. it's free in the google and apple app stores. >>> a scary situation at cannon mountain in new hampshire. 50 people were stuck on two problem. took an hour for rescuers to help each person repel down to the ground. a mechanical issue caused the brakes to lock up everyone was okay. >>> right now funeral preparations are underway for supreme court justice antonin scalia who died over the weekend suddenly.

when we get to about 2 a.m., 58 degrees in boston with a band of heavier rain and downpours from west to east could see some embedded thunderstorms early tomorrow morning. and 6 a.m. heavey rain pushing in side the 495 and it's wet start to the commute and improvement as we head into the tail end of the commute with breaks of sunshine in -- commute with breaks of sunshine. the wind will be a concern high wind watches from midnight tonight until 8 p.m. tomorrow. we will break down the wind gusts hour by hour in a couple minutes. >> thanks very much. >>> appreciate it. that severe weather we mentioned in the gulf coast left three people dead in dozens of -- and dozens of others hospitalized. destroyed. kenneth craig reports ors four homes leveled on this block in pens -- report. >> reporter: four homes leveled on this block in pensacolathis >> i pushed her in there and went in behind her and when she opening this door. >> it was something you never never. >> reporter: despite all of the damage, no major injuries are reported in pensacola. and convent louisiana crews are searching for additional

. >>> in east boston, emergency crews are on the scene after a scaffolding. take a look at this happened at porter street, the jeep wound up in the building after a two-car accident, the scaffolding now has to be dismantled with a crane before the jeep can be removed. >>> police investigating a deadly motor cycle class -- crash just before midnight. a motorcyclist was killed after colliding with a parked van no word yet on what caused the driver to crash. >>> was the police searching cabdriver. the victim told police the man with a gun approached him after stockton street last night. the gun man try to rub the began to struggle, the cabbie was shot. he is in the hospital, right now, in stable condition >>> a driver is behind bars facing charges in a horrific police a 44-year-old [ name indescernible ] hit two people a 56-year-old man and a 48 you- year-old woman in chinatown. a woman was caught under a white suv and dragged for more dorchester. shockingly, the woman is still alive and doctors say they may be able to save her severely damaged arms. >> eyewitne

jonathan hall live for us in east boston with the rest of the story. >>reporter: as you can see, the weather is pretty awful out here right now. this morning it was not so bad. the waves were not too high and yet a tugboat suffered a mechanical problem and sank. three guys ended up in the water. two other guys on a different vest well saving their lives. cold and wet. >> are you taking on water? >> roger. >>reporter: but alive and smiling. >> what is the rate of flooding? >> it's hard to tell you from the pilot house, ma'am. >> he's the man. we wouldn't be here if it weren't for joe. >>reporter: doug richmond credits joe maloney for saving him and his two deck handles. >> for getting off a tugboat in the middle of nowhere in the dark, they did very well. >> he heard the distress call. >> we want to confirm no one is in the water and is everyone safely on board. >> one person in the life raft and two in the water. >>reporter: the emily ann was sinking fast. the water 37 degrees. joe jumped on the marine radio telling his friend he would come quick. >> i

. >> the honda was last seen in east boston and police have not named the officer yet. he was sent to mass general hospital with cuts, bruise and he is expected to be okay. the office of equality zeroed in on all the reports that boston lat even school officials related to race from november 2014 to january 2016 after students protest and demanded an investigation. a review found seven incidents during that time and of them they found only that one instance voted school policy. the school's headmaster or any other school officials will not be disciplined. you can read the executive summary of the investigation right now on myfoxboston.com. >>> a cold night out there, the wind makes it feel even colder and the same wind blowing some snowflakes on to cape cod at this hour. where the flakes will fly and for how long and when more arrives tomorrow night for everyone. >> a car upside down with someone trapped inside. >> i'm not stranger to the water, but i've never been a >> up to their necks in freezing cold water. how two local officers saved a there. >>> a dangerous and i

newscenter 5' s pam cross is live in east boston with their story of survival. >> those rescuers saw the lights of the tug, then they disappeared. they knew the type was gone. >> he' s the man, i wouldn' t be here if it wasn' t for joe . >> emotion high for these long time friends. before dawn several miles off emily ann. joe maloney was behind the wheel of the boston pilot harbor boat. >> when i got the call, i was inside. i was there in about five minutes. >> maloney worked at the back deck shawn kelly guided the , rescue vessel. >> the just went dark. we knew it was gone. >> on scene they found only one crewmember made it into a life raft, two others in the water, adrenaline kicked in. >> they didn' t weigh anything. i did not feel it. i was doing a lot of swearing, and get in here, get on. >> the crew didn' t have time for survival suits. they were wearing float coats. >> it just gave short torso out of the water. >> joe maloney says they did exactly what any pilot would have done. his friend not talking much, but saying a lot. >> this guy say to me. -- saved me. harbor pilots te

continues for he was last seen speeding away from the scene here in a white car heading towards east boston. police are searching for the person. we're life in chelsea, general egan, 7 news. >> kim: a tractor trailer crashing just photofrom a home in -- feet from a home in marlboro today. no pun was hurt but it did believe people in the area without power. >> adam: as the news continues, dialing up trouble, solve it 7 steps in when a woman's phone won work to get her a refund. >> reporter: temperatures climb to the 50s, much different than last weekend but we're also tracking maybe our next winter system. all the details coming up next. >> reporter: on location in sports for the red sox 2016 spring training. field after his battle with lymphoma, thissier ago he has something he didn't have one year ago. the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding be

a car goes off the road in east boston. >>> no snow put we're tracking rain in new england. >>> plus a pivotal moment in the case against bill cosby. the comedian is back in court. >>> tonight on 7 the iowa. on top. spoken. republican rising.

heather: we begin with live pictures from east boston. stormteam 5 tracking heavy rain and wild winds right now. the votes are rocking. ed: this is how one. we are moving close to the speed limit. awful. heather: winds earning down a tree on the washington. good evening i' m heather unruh. ,ed: i' m ed harding. we' re in for another few hours of this. heather: our live, team coverage begins with chief meteorologist harvey leonard. harvey: i want to bring you up-to-date to where the weather is heaviest right now. that is cape cod. strong to a wind has been traversing the cape, and now it is just about ready to move down the core of it. it made its way from falmouth to be, and all the way to china. some very strong wind and torrential rain has been the keynote part of that storm. however, there is still more behind it that is coming from boston through southeastern massachusetts. it is not quite the end of this story. th as well. as well. the vineyard is involved. terms of heaviness is right around the coast. most especially, cape cod and t