ed: they can' t stop and? janet: what if he doesn' t up running against hillary clinton can she stop and? -- stop pain? -- stop him? jenny: they' re on no rules. it is a dangerous campaign. >> she had can beat him, but will not see. jenny: president obama for putting the gun control, i will question your humanity. jenny: the stand in the state. the thing is gun manufacturers. what president obama did does nothing. it helps the economy of selling guns. ed: thank you so much for joining us. up next, matter of fact. this week' s guest is a senior adviser. the administration' s defense of the presidents executive action on gun control. all on the table this week. that continues here. remember, every sunday we go on the record.

ed: andrew card. question number 2 -- former massachusetts senator and current new hampshire resident scott brown has hosted 10 presidential candidates this year at his "no b.s. barbeques," held either at his house, or in a barn in rye. the final one was tuesday night. who is the candidate that attended? mr. scala: that was ted cruz. ed: we are back with dante scala . question 3 -- as you know, there' s lots of shared political history between new hampshire and massachusetts. do you know how many candidates from massachusetts have won the new hampshire primary -- republican and democrat -- since 1952? i will give you -- it' s a is it two, four, six, or eight? mr. scala: there was john kerry -- i will go with four. ed: it was six. romney, carrie, dukakis, john f. kennedy. question 4 -- new hampshire governor maggie hassan announced clinton last september. in fact, all but one new england governor has already endorsed a presidential candidate. can you name the lone hold-out? in endorsing a presidential

ed: it was 1921. they did not have powers to arrest until 1943. instagram account in november. post? >> probably about the stray cat. ed: that' s exactly right. >> i' m not good on history. ed: that was excellent. >> moving from cats and community is very sensitive subject. do you know how many >> i don' t but i know we have a captain, captain sain from district three. i can get you the exact number but he is doing an outstanding job running mattapan station. the community loves him and we have gone over to the islamic center across the street. >> you were there recently. >> when he made captain, we did a bad thing over there -- a badge ceremony over there. we are supportive of making sure that they are recognized. more muslim officers? growing part of our population. we try to record every different are representative of the city is. you are latino or asian or black , that they feel safer here in boston than these groups do another cities? >> i think so. we are unique. whether it' s san bernadino or

ed? ed: new steps to combat the opiot problem. it is different from the one put forth by the governor. rhondella richardson is live with more at the state house. reporter: the new bill focuses on having a prescription monitoring program and it focuses on the most vulnerable can have easier access for treatment. today they announced the act relative to substance used, prevention. and there are a few differences in the governor's bill and the house bill calls for a seven-day limit on prescription drugs and not like the three-day proposal. governor baker wants a hold on the over dose victims. they want a 23-hour hold and that comes with a mandatory treatment plan and follow-up with a patient before they are discharged from the hospital. rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: the man accused of shooting a police officer did not show his face in court. he was arraigned this morning. the 27-year-old was held on a $1.5 million bond for friday's shooting and being held on $500,000 for drug offenses. the officer is out of the hospita

ed: 70 degrees. janet: let' s see what happens this winter, if it goes ok then they can make the case that we can make this debtor with more revenue. patrick: i have seen his membership card, he is i think any reform to a system that is in badly as need of repair as this is, is a good thing. i believe charlie baker is the guy to fix it. he is making much-needed reforms and we will see what happens. ed: a new year is almost upon us, and so is a presidential election, we are asking for predictions and more. who do you think it' s the republican nomination? >> donald trump. >> marco rubio or ted cruz. ed: what you think the odds are it donald trump wins he names >> i don' t think it will happen. ed: who gets the democrat side? >> hillary. >> hillary. >> hillary. ed: who do you think wins t sur bowl? >> the patriots. ed: can the red sox go from last to first? you' re not sure about that one. [laughter] is 2016 the year that adele finally adds her last name? >> no. ed: are we allowed to air that? mary ann

ed: best week? >> this week it' s governor charlie baker following his successful state of the state. he wants to pay for charter

ed: and i'm ed harding. the allegations are in a police report we've obtained tonight. it's the first answer into why edward rozmiarek suddenly resigned from swampscott. wcvb newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is there with the allegations. jorge: well, tonight, the essex county district attorney says "as repug nants a the conduct was it does not cross the criminal line. "the police report is shocking. former swampscott high school forced to resign. rozmiarek engaged in inappropriate conduct through the computer. a female adult decoy posing as 13 year old girl from orange do in, knocke, in internet chat room when contacted by rozmiarek who identified himself as ed, a 51-year-old high school principal married with 11-year-old daughter themle cha chats continue from november to december last year. the decoy stating the mess ams were come meatily inappropriate for anyone to have with 13-year-old girl. police were able to chase the on-line ac of toy rozmiarek's computer at swampscott high. investigators claim that disgraced principal initiates all conversations regarding anything

ed: a cyanide scare. a person appears to have taken his own life was rushed to the hospital and doctors believe he ingoased cyanide. no one else was hurt and no evacuations. ed: the martin luther king, junior breakfast was held and it is the longest running nation. it was founded by leaders of two black churches. both mayor walsh and governor baker attended as well as ed: a man is home after prison. he was putting his arms around his mother as he landed at logan airport. the 30-year-old boston university graduate was studying farsi in tehran when he was abducted. he was released the same day others were freed in a swap. search crews in hawaii say they have found life rafts in the area where 12 marines went missing. it includes corporal christopher orlando and two marine helicopters crashed on thursday night while on a training mission off the coast of hawaii. the rescue effort has been tough because of the rough waters. the life rafts are the first signs that the marines have found them. it was unclear if

ed and weather? ed: donald trump is answering questions tonight about not answering questions tomorrow. heather: the republican frontrunner says you will not see him at thursday's debate. jorge quiroga surrounded here. jorge? jorge: well, donald trum continues to write his own script boycotting the fox debate but still making sure everybody is talking about i him. with bill oh rally on fox news tonight, donald trump leaving no doubt he has other plans thursday night despite oh rile le's repeated efforts to understanded him. >> tomorrow night at 9:00 at drake university, where we going to have tremendous event. >> staging event with wounded veterans to coincide. debite will be a rating. >> let's see how much money fox is going to make without me. reporter: reignited the feud with megyn kelly. >> megyn kelly is really bay ace against me. he seemed caught offguard. it said in part, we learned from a secret back channel the putin in ten to treat donald trump unfairly. i din like the fact they sen out pre

ed: here we're. [laughter] heather: i love it. ed: that is great. that is great. zi there is a winner in that pool, gloucester just picked up $500 new millionaires. ed: here's the thing, harvey. and no one won so it is $2 million drawing. to $2 million. meteorologist: i love the lad dwy that laugh. can you imagine the laugh if they win? ed: i know. heather: all the way to the caribbean island they buy. meteorologist: all right. listen. earlier today. it started up late last night and continued through the first two thirds of today really strong. reported. how about that? yes, notice with the strong winds around boston. we had localized wind damage due to that as well. well, it is tranquil and relatively speaking now. it is 22 in boston. it is cold. kind of holding stead where i. wind at 13 miles per hour. still a chill throughout to be sure. at les we don't have the ferocious dangerous and damaging winds. temperatures won't change much overnight. as for tomorrow. we're approaching 30 degrees that is slightly better than today. with the wind being lighter. hopefull

ed? ed: sky 5 over a police chase that ended on route 495 in middleborough. the incident began on route 6 in dennis, where police investigated reports of an armed man threatening to harm others. the suspect twice drove over spike strips that shredded the tires of his pickup truck. a replica handgun was found in the vehicle. the man's name has not been released, and he was taken by ambulance to a taunton hospital for evaluation. j.c.: that sound is the merciful end to another brutal day for your investments. the dow plunging nearly 400 that's 900 points in losses to start the new year. traders are worried about china's economy. it could get worse tomorrow if the monthly jobs report misses the mark. ed: this is nu at 11:00. president obama explaining executive action and to field questions from who support and oppose it. kimberly corbin, nu a mother of two, was raped while she was in college. i have been unspeakably victimized once already. i retuesday let that happen to myself or my kids, so are can't the administration see that the restrictions tur putting to

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ed: we can watch them. whatever you what to do. compared to last week, we are handling it pretty well. we bush are you the interesting thing about the snow depth. yeah, there is snow on the ground in boston. there is a foot on the ground in philadelphia. there is over two feet in new york and washington dc. that has washington, philly, new york, all well above us. even roanoke, virginia is above us. last year, record-breaking snowfall in the winter. at this point last winter, 10.6 inches and we are almost identical to that right now. everything is going to start changing tomorrow. it was a year ago tomorrow that the first of the big four storms walloped the region. we will follow it for you as we here is the month so far. you get the string of days with above average temperatures. temperatures should go well into the 40' s. it is even possible it could touch 50 degrees during light, southerly breeze across the region. we still have some pockets, especially down towards the vineyards. clouds are going to move in. winds will pick up

ed: the u.s. supreme court said people serving life terms for murders they committed as teenagers must have a chance the new six to three ruling struck down automatic life terms with no chance of parole for teens. this case centered around a man convicted of killing a sheriff deputy as a 17-year-old in louisiana back in 1963. and the high court is not taking up a controversial abortion law. the law from north dakota would ban most abortions after six weeks when a fetal heartbeat can be detected. they rejected the law in july and that decision will now stand. ed: u.n peace talks in syria have been pushed back to friday. the talks. the syrian government and and the opposition groups will not talk directly, but they will be working between them. it is a cease-fire agreement and stoping isis. the secretary of state john kerry on a trip to cambodia and they are meeting ahead of a big international meeting happening in california. secretary kerry is dealing with several southeast asian south china sea.

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ed: commitment 2016. a day after the trump-less gop debate, the focus on both sides of the aisle is turning to the iowa caucuses. but is it really so important to do well there? newscenter 5' s phil lipof is live in des moines. phil: ed, not only is it important to do well in iowa, it can be a game changer. donald trump, hillary clinton may come in here doing well, they leave here doing well. it' s the folks in the middle or back of the pack looking to use iowa to do well in the rest of the hawkeye state is filled with folk. shake the hand of every candidate possible. hillary? >> this will be my third. phil: even though they get the political party right about half the time -- >> they have tremendous impact because the rest of the country decides based on those iowa preferences, not of polling representative samples, but real, party activists. phil: donald trump, hillary clinton, ted cruz, and bernie sanders all expected to do well. can be huge. >> iowa is the first assessment of the addition of these can

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ed: that is a fair point. mike: i didn' t know you could not climate. ed: share the photos? i won' t do it ever again. i' m not going back to egypt daytime soon. mike: we' ve got a few sprinkles, we' ve got a few flurries out there. the trend is pushing offshore. we are almost done with it. it will be kind of a nice weekend there is not crystal clear sunshine, but nice. really, you see what is radar. picking up a few sprinkles of toward essex and by the time you much over with. the south shore, we are picking up a few sprinkles. this is just a few more minutes and it will be pushing offshore. by the way on the cape, rain as we wait for that band. north west, a little busy today. the wind chill index at 20 degrees. barometric pressure on its way up. i don' t know if you have noticed this, but the sunrise keeps getting a little bit more prudent. it is going to be 7:00. for once, since we had to go back 7:14 -- we' re talking general fourth, so we are improving that sunrise situation. for you early risers, it is a nice feature. worcester, tomorrow, 38. poolside, look at this, 6

ed: -- -- they are smugglers. jc: at least 28 hoverboard fires have been reported in at least 19 states. many schools like emerson college and b.u. have banned them from campus. and just yesterday the new york city transit system announced a ban, as well. jc: facebook is making more money off of you than ever before. the social media site reports it made more than one and $half -- in profits just in the last 3 $1.5 billion months of 2015. in the u.s. and canada facebook makes more than 13 dollars per user. new features such as the search tool and live videos don' t just keep people on the site for longer. they help facebook learn more about its users and use targeted advertising more effectively. ed: it' s something most of us -- they have plans to give you more options to express yourselves. the company will allow you to do more than just like photos or including angry, sad, wow, you a, in love. they have been testing reactions ireland, portugal, and japan. they would have one for this story, gas selling for 39 c

ed: wow. heather: impressive. ed: someone mention, why are we shocked? it is winter and should be cold. harvey: it is what has not happened prior to this that is shocking. it is bitter cold but not for too long to just get through tomorrow. heather: the do bundle up no way. savor an egg mcmuffin any time you like. a fresh cracked egg, canadian bacon and an english muffin with real butter. mcdonald's all day

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ed: wow. heather: impressive. ed: someone mention, why are we shocked? it is winter and should be cold. harvey: it is what has not happened prior to this that is shocking. too long to just get through tomorrow.

ed: 87,000 every night. charlie: 87,000. ed: it is a big old stadium.t i do. if i want to go off on a tangent to a gig, i don't need to look around and make an signals. or if i mess up, i can rectify it without anyone else worrying about it. i will definitely have a band at some point -- the thing people say to me is they like that i do not have a band. so why change it? charlie: what is the biggest challenge now? ed: carrying on the momentum. to get up to a stadium level for any artist is kind of the peak, but the challenge from there is staying at that level. to remain at the stadium level. to keep releasing records. not necessarily hit, but connect with people. i have never been worried about my record selling millions of copies, but i have been in tent on writing songs that come -- in tent on writing songs that come from me. than they will come to the shows. the show is always the end goal. i see the album as a commercial to the show. by the album, download the album, however you listen and then come to the show. charlie: are artists getting fair tr

ed: good evening. anchor: you are taking a live look at where a wintry mix is moving into the area, and it could affect your ride home.

ed: this story was broken earlier at 7:00. a man serving a life sentence has been granted a new trial. over questions about the evidence that sent him to prison tonight. bernie sanders is taking a brief break from the is for a good reason. we would tell you what has just been added to his busy schedule. ed: the coffee health myth has been debunked. the new discovery an impact on your health. tonight on newscenter 5 at 11:00 harvey: we would all have a lot of problems. we do not have any problems immediately. that is not in the cards. we are going to have another warm up around sunday and monday. and even that tomorrow will be cooler, it will not be called by january standards. not bad. heather: 54. no indication of more snow? harvey: that' s true. ed: she is dreaming of the nchoose wegmans family pack 1,2,3 you can save 30% or more. nfrom the freshest fruits & veggies to the juiciest chicken & meats. nlet us help you find that perfect balance of size & savings. how can you save 30% or more? sfx: finger snap wegmans family pack

ed: -- in sports. ed: with the more nervous talking to you? reporter: he wasn' about anything. life loves him back. heather: great job. frozen. the wind and cold weather is moving in. heather: it is great for those backyard drink. cold enough. >> everything will be frozen by morning. how about the snow, this is the 1-3 inch area. notice it is on the immediate coastline. that is where you did not have regulation -- accumulation. 1-3 inch range, it came with i want to show you something sent in from ashley. this is what it was like driving early this evening. if you are out, you know it was poor visibility. blinding snow for a while as this area came to the region. look at that, thunderstorms. also snowing while experiencing thunder. these storms moved across the south coast advocate -- and the cape. notice some snow getting into the berkshires, that is the leading edge of colder air. boston is still above freezing, it is fun above freezing whole time. the weather in the west is beginning to pick up. temperatures are all below freezing to the no

ed? ed: thousands of flights have already canceled. wcvb newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is live at logan airport with the impact already being felt here. jully: amtrak has announced they will be operating under a modified schedule. we did see plenty of smiles inside of logan, tonight, newscenter 5, they will take a long dave travel, today. boston travelers were relieved to land tonight as the weekend expected winter storm continues to move closer. >> yeah. my parents are actually going to be. they were supposed to connect in char hot tomorrow. they are stuck where they are. we got out in the nick of time. i am happy to be home for the weekend. jully. thenition's capital is still reeling from a minor dusting late last night and early this morning. the storm was forecasts, many roads from not treated ling to a slip and slide nightmare and hours of gridlock. >> we are sorry. jully. with only light snow predicted for boston, marty walsh is looking to lend a hand. >> we brought two snowblowers year and removed the snow off the street. when i

ed: here we are just past 11:00. ed: looking live at a chilly night in boston. it is quiet out there right now. this time tomorrow will be a different story. harvey leonard is here with the changes ahead. harvey: you will be ok until all right. it is cold. check it out. look at those numbers. some teens, some 20's cold air across the region tonight. i want you to notice one thing. you don't of tep see albany at 29 while plymouth is 19 and orange is 18. why is that? clouds have moved in there. we will have some clouds moving to the region overnight. that should stop the free-fall where it is happening in terms of temperatures. they tomorrow, we get a little break in the midday, the afternoon hours. i would say south of the pike could get up to 40 sore. 30's won't be too windy so won't be too difficult to take outside. then our tensions start to tournament this this is po i sture coming out. it will ride up the east coast as the storm starts to move up the east coast. amentioned it is going to be after midnight we start to feel effects clouds will be thickening by

ed? ed: the final republican debate before the iowa caucus fines the frontrunner at different event tonight. donald trum raising money for veterans while several other candidates try to get their message out. trump made good on the threat to skip event because of the feud with clark news. but absence played a key role in the debate. phil: on a night when all eyes would be on the iowa debate, many were on donald trump. the republican frontrunner skipped tonight's event to host his own fund-raiser for veterans just minutes from the gop debate. fox news released a statement a short time ago saying trump offered to appear at the debate if they donated $5 million to his charity. trump tonight addressed his absence from the debate, but said he is doing important work for veterans. trump heads back to new hampshire tomorrow. morning. i will be here in iowa through monday's caucuses. eye miss donald trump. was teddy beer me. phil: that bass it. the dynamic changed. senator ted cruz running neck a

ed: and i'm ed harding. our cameras were there as the rescue unfolded. wcvb newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is live on the scene. juli? juli: fort flat, that truck scarynating for him. but still a big knows clean up over here as crews work to restore power in this neighborhood. a loud boom followed by darkness. roslindale neighbor had no idea what was going on friday evening when they suddenly lost power. >> i looked out the one did he and saw that the police cars going buy. then i heard the fire coming. that is when i come out to see ifle the nabbers were ok. >> when they came outside p. this is what they saw. a concrete from truck tangled in power lines. the driver was pulling away the job in the neighborhood when he heard the crack of a telephone pole to his left. >> the window was halfway down. the sparks flew in. i hit the bricks and ducked envelope everything is metal. i stayed where i am. juli: they arrived to turn off the power. wcvb newscenter 5 watched crews carefully treat the wires before they bee goon pull them away from the truck. another ever

ed: the u.s. supreme court is set to scrap union fees. over a decade's old precedent of the public sector unions to collect mandatory fees from the nonmembers. these fees are then used to bargaining costs. a group of nonunion california public school teachers say the fees violate the first amendment rights. ed: the country's highest court denied a request for an appeal over the pro-israel ad. the t previously banned the ad from the american freedom defense initiative. they say it used the word "savage" and it was demeaning to palestinians. they say it violates the right to free speech. heather:it is a trip to check out marge man use. they -- marijuana use. they went to see the pro's and the con's of the drug. they will besetting the health 2016 potential ballot that will allow the recreational usage for people 21 years of age and older. gas prices in the bay state are dropping again and a gallon of regular is now averaging $1.95 according to triple-a. that's down 30 cents from this time last year.

ed: two cold. -- too cold. ed: this will warm your heart. it' s a wedding they never imagined just two weeks ago. heather: a secret service agent severely hurt in a crash ties the knot at a boston hospital. why the happy couple says now heather: a secret service agent syria -- seriously injured in a new hampshire car crash has a new title -- husband. ed: garrett fitzgerald married his fiance joan on saturday at mass general where he is recovering from a spinal cord injury. clinton' s detail when the car he was in was hit by an unlicensed driver in december. the wedding was planned for march, but the couple decided to move the ceremony up after the his best man says fitzgerald is in high spirits and motivated to start his rehabilitation. heather: he has much to smile about. ed: he really does. mike l.: fans are going to be smiling. julian edelman seems to have lost his razor blades. heather: no kidding. days after the paris attacks, senators came together for a top-secret briefing on the terrorist threat... marco rubio was missing - fundraisi

heather: ed: ed: a guilty verdict in the case of a crash on the arbor way. nicholas pam annapolis was convicted of negligent operation for causing the crash that injured five people, two of them seriously. one survivor was in court for the first time today with his wife gina. the father of three cannot walk, of his injuries. he will need constant care for the rest of his life. >> they would like to think the they sat through a difficult case. they want to thank the first responders who responded to the scene. ed: he will be sentenced later this year on september 3. heather:heather: the florida supreme court will not review the murder conviction of former boston fbi agent john connolly. second-degree murder in the 1982 killing of miami gambling executive john callahan. the case has been linked to boston' s mob boss whitey bulger who is serving a life sentence for his role in 19 murders. the quincy man charged in a disturbing plot targeting a woman and her family -- [no audio] 45-year-old thomas sheehan is accused of impersonating a woman online, hoping that s

ed: what are you worrying about now? marco rubio thinks it's unfair to criticize him for missing votes. "but i am going to miss votes, i'm running for president." but he's been missing votes for a long time. "one third of all of his missed votes in 2015 were missed before he announced he was running for president." over the last three years, marco rubio has missed more votes... than any other senator. rubio. doesn't show up for work, but wants a promotion? right to rise usa is responsible

ed: indeed. zero asking you -- do you think chandler jones will be a we love for you to weigh in on facebook, on twitter, on wcvb.com. breaking news tonight involving let' s get to to: stephan with what we know. reporter: if you take a look around and terminal c, things are moving pretty t the case an hour ago. folks check in and they see a message that says system down. i want to show you some video we shot around noon today. look at these long lines. the outage impacted the entire jetblue network. it is one of the largest airlines at logan, the system down in total for about two hours. the airline tells us the time in davis happened, around noon, is their slowest time of as they near the busiest time in the terminal. so the good news is, if you are flying out tonight, everything is back up and running. no delays at this point. we are also told that the cause of this outage remains under investigation. ed: heartbreak tonight after a teenager was killed in a crash in connecticut. the 18-year-old

ed: today was our coldest day since last march. heather: harvey' s tracking how big of a warm-up we can expect tomorrow. plus -- fans tried, too but rumour has -- rumor has it getting adele tickets was nearly impossible. heather: think you are having a bad day? look at this poor guy. that is a coyote spotted this , weekend in pembroke, new hampshire, a jar stuck on its head. it' s unclear whether he was able to get free. if you see this animal, you are asked to call new hampshire fish and game. ed: lots of adele fans saying hello from the outside. even though they tried, tickets to her boston shows sold out in less than an hour. now, some are being re-sold for more than $10,000 dollars. heather: unbelievable. new tonight at 6:00, newscenter 5' s pam cross found disappointed fans are still hoping for a little music. >> i love adele. pam: would you go to her concert? pam: adele is flying high, her "25" album topping the charts. concertgoers could not order tickets from the internet fast enough. this site offers two garden seeds, near

ed: barbie is getting a makeover. the highly-praised new version of the iconic doll hitting store shelves. then new at 6:00 -- >> i went out and one of the boats to help save the people. jc: the surviving member of the coast guard crew who' s heroic rescue is now a blockbuster new movie tells us just how accurate every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. our nation have earned the very best service in return. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. ed: today president obama signed a memorandum today creating a white house task force dedicated vice president joe biden, whose son beau died from cancer, will lead the panel which will meet monday for the first time. the vice president has said he plans to seek out both private and public resources. j.c.: three in four americans age 45 and older who have memory problems don' t bring it up at their medical visit. memory loss is not

ed: and then new at 11:00 -- >> on chronicle 7:30, what is ed: was that game played here would the outcome be different? >> w for the patriots, no doubt about it. ed: it is the same denver defense. >> but it is in the coin here's the truth -- some have proposed to cut social security for the elderly and disabled vets. i disagree. tin fact, not only should we not cut benefits -- we should expand them. my plan for social security tincreases benefits and cost of living adjustments p and raises minimum payments for low-income seniors. it will ensure that all seniors can retire with dignity and respect. i'm bernie sanders, pannouncer: where do you line up with john kasich on the issues? take the kasich quiz! forced obamacare expansion in ohio. voted for massive defense cuts and defended the process that closed pease air force base, which cost thousands of local jobs. even had the worst rating on spending of any governor in the country - republican or democrat. john kasich - right to rise usa is responsible

ed: and i'm ed harding. parts of the bay state bracing for the storm, too. stormteam 5's harvey leonard begins our coverage tonight. harv? harv: all right, flakes have been reported in new york city as. we're on the northern edge of. the the southern part of the area will be more involved than the northern part of the area. we have a winter storm warning hang on the waters of the south shore, cape cod and the eye lp as well as southern rhode island and connecticut. down on the vineyard as well as block island. blizzard warning is in effect. then across northern connecticut and interior southeastern mass. we have a within der weather advisory. winds are going to be strong as well. so there is a high wind warning on the cape and the island this then we talk about the coast in a little while. here is the area of snow. see how on radar, it has gotten above new york city. finally starting to reach the ground in morning. this is going to have a sharp northern cutoff. it starts to creep up. right around noon-1:00, it is around the mass pipe, but were that point on,

ed: a spectacular sight to see in london. some of the city' s most famous locations transformed by 30 international artists illuminating the streets in the city' s biggest light festival ever. for four nights, lumiere london brings 3-d projections and interactive projects to life. that is something to rhino about. j.c. and phil are ready to bring you newscenter 5 at 5:00 which starts right now. j.c.: the foxboro police chief explains his handling of the chandler jones incident. phil: overdoses spiking in another town. the drastic moves the mayor is making. harvey: stormy start to the weekend. rain is on the way in which areas could see some wet snow. j.c.: allowance advanced denied. a creative way a father taught his son a lesson. announcer: this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:00. j.c.: breaking news off the top at 5:00 -- a school van driver arrested, accused of driving drunk and crashing with students on board. phil: newscenter 5' s juli mcdonald is live in brockton with the breaking details. juli? juli: police are investigating

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ed: watch that speech on channel 5 or streaming live. our coverage begins at 7:30 right after newscenter 5. the state senate is taking up the issue of distracted driving. it would ban all cellphone use right now it is against the law to text. it would make it illegal for them to touch their phones or make calls or use g.p.s. more bomb threats led to more school cancellations, this time in milford. they came in at 5:30 closing the center. this is the fourth day this week that area schools have received threats including 15 schools on tuesday alone. a suspect arraigned today after an attack at a dunkin' donuts in milt ton. police found the victim badly hurt after an assault. the suspect was found a short time later near a gas station. a fourth arrest overnight in connection to a new bedford homicide. aaron bookman is charged with obstruction of justice in the shooting death of aaron grant. on the same charges. police consider this an active investigation. we turn now to commitment 2016 and trump is in las vegas. and you are looking at live

ed: nice night? harvey: ok night, milder tomorrow.

ed: gas prices plunge. bitter cold is gripping massachusetts, the wind chill dangerous now and even worse when you wake up in the morning. good evening everyone. heather: there's that, of course and the chance for something big this weekend. harvey: first focus, the more imminent is the cold with us right now. you will see the wind chill in boston. 4 degrees and the wind chill is not just the temperature, it is the bitter cold also. check it out. those are the wind gusts right now. the temperatures are in the teens to right around 20. combine it with 30, 35 wind gusts and that is what is making it so cold. this will go right on through 7:00 tomorrow night. this may be conservative with the wind. 15 degrees in boston. 20 mile-an-hour winds, 2 below zero. tomorrow morning at 7:00, in worcester, wind chill of 10 below. you need to bundle up. now, the weekend, it's far away, but there is a significant potential. ocean storm will be around on saturday. snow and wind impacts are likely. how close will it come? wi