former cane's greater, pro, ed reid is back not as a player he is a defensive back's coach with the buffalo bills. he played for the baltimore ravens when rex ryan was an assistant at baltimore. the mar lynns signed two free agents, and they do the right thing and give a new contract to the hits leader and golden glove, second base man, dgordon, five years and $50 million, the first in fielder to win the title and the gold glove in the same year. and he is also, steal bases, i is safe. >> the top seeded panthers hosted seattle on sunday. the game right here on channel point favorite at home, the panthers led by newton and much made by the opposing teams, after the touchdowns but not from the sea hawks. >> you get your hands on an nfl game and you deserve the right to celebrate and you have worked hard and you are a professional athlete and you don't get to celebrate in the pros, when do you get to celebrate. maybe you do when you do something, great, and nobody judges you because nobody is watching and as you are watchingg him, enjoy it, he is enjoying it and he can enjoy his craft. >> caro

ed: it was commitment 2016 right now and our reid lamberty is live in -- reid where are you right now? ed: we'll get to reid. let's get to rhondella richardson. reporter: a private contractor and not a town employee in plymouth and i did reach the defendant and it is the weekend road rage. we are talk about bruce o'brian in court. he posted the $2500 in bail. saturday night he was arrested for disorderly conduct. assault with a dangerous weapon and discharging the firearm within 500 feet of a building. his defense was that a slow-moving snowplow veered into the suv nearly hitting after passing the plow truck he points the gun out of his window and fired. he was charged after carrying a firearm and police say he was not drunk. he is licensed to carry the happened gun he had in the middle console of his jeep. he must surrender pending the outcome. >> breaking right now, an explosion has hurt several people and it happened at the ra treatment center. john atwater is live at the scene. reporter: ed, five workers went to the hospital and they had serious eye irritation. firefighters are st

reid: only on 5: one of those survivors tells us he got o alive. ed: why a young secret service agent hurt in a crash needs your help. heather: a maine firefighter's burning home. ed: a patriots' star, a bad neighbor? john: why danny amendola's carport is so unpopular and what it has to do with his jobs. heather: a high school principal caught talking dirty on-line with someone he thought was a teenage girl. good evening, i'm heather unruh. 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 contact

reid? reporter: there was a problem, ed. it was addressed and it was the team management says it is prepared for the upcoming cold season. the glitch as you recall happened last tuesday morning early in the morning at 4:00 a.m. a commuter train derailed after a piece of track snapped. it was a 20-foot section of the rail crumbled apart. three cars derailed. no passengers on board and nobody was hurt. team management said it was fixed by early afternoon, but it is still looking into why the rail snapped to begin with. they report issues with the third rail which was plagued last year with problems and it says it was able to safely store 100% of the cars on the orange line in tunnels. live in boston at this hour, reid lamb reid lamberty, wcvb, newscenter 5. ed: contraband worth millions is now off the streets. let's get to jack harper who is live with the discovery and the arrests made. reporter:well, hello, ed. the two were in court identified as louis perez, 45 years old of tewksbury. according to the middlesex d.a. they wer

ed: a virginia murder suspect traced to fitchburg. reid: the violent end to the nationwide hunt, and the mystery police hope he can help solve. harvey: cooling down. how close the storm comes and whether we'll see some snow. ed: a garbage truck blown apart. the homes damaged so badly, they can't be lived in. heather: tom brady's note sent to patriots nation tonight. heather: more breaking news tonight. these are live pictures on holm street. a woman reportedly stabbed to death in her home. police called to the apartments around 7:25 this evening. ed: then moments late, he police called to a second scene. head jon collision on 495 not far from the apartments where the stabbing took place. police are saying the husband of the murder victim was involved he was arrested after crossing the median in a pickup truck and slamming into oncoming car. a woman in the other car seriously injured. the investigation active and ongoing at this hour. heather: more breaking news tonight, the car linked to two bloody crime scenes in brookline has been found.

ed: newscenter 5' s reid lamberty is live in lexington. >> police are still waiting to identify the family of the victim. this is a freak accident that had deadly results. oftentimes, as rare as it is, that is the result, and that is what happened today. and truck involved. just after 1:15 p.m., the two cars were traveling along. the car traveling northbound on 128. a pickup truck traveling southbound when the tire dislodged from the rear axle the drivers side. it hit one car before smashing into the second car. the second car was carrying the driver who has not yet been positively identified. he was killed. it was such a violent impact it peeled back the roof and the driver was killed on impact. he was pronounced dead by paramedics at the scene. the driver of the pickup truck was a 19-year-old girl on her way to school. a miracle that she did not lose

reid: and shall, ed, just seconds after hearing that popping noise, thisness with saw the resulting fire, with cell phone in hand, recorded the explosive moments. [boom! reid: listen aday in. m was one of six explosions. [explosion] reid: the quincy man stood on the balcony just 50 freet fit car inferno. i really thought someone was grinding the gears. that is you ho he describes the noise four the fire, help, i seconds, the entire inside of the cab was inflamed. >> by the time he started talking to video, both driver and passenger safely out but mcdonald says not a safe distance away. this is going to move. got get her into the apartment building. >> with the taxy horn blowing and choking black smoke spewing above. the next fear was more than a dozen cars parked within feet of the out-of-control blaze. >> would it get that quarterbacking fly it didn't. the reresponse time was within minutes and took only seconds to drown the flamance the elderly neighbor the passenger in the cab who use twos canes to walk made hour to give credit the driver. >> he picked her up and moved hr away and got

reid lamberty, wcvb newscenter 5 . ed: we are in the middle of an arctic blast today. jc: in some areas the wind chill and some saw snow. this video taken in plymouth stormteam 5' joins us. s show you how cold we were eight degrees in boston, three degrees in worcester. we have not been that cold since the beginning of march, early march last year. very cold. you know that if you were out. it is back to the upper teens north and west. the problem is even though the air mass wants to moderate, which will help boston, with the skies clear and the air dried, it will easily get into single digit is. i have warmer news in a little while. jc? jc: the bitter cold making this derailed commuter train in andover this morning one of a few issues on the line. ed: newscenter 5' live in boston. sera? sera: that apology coming from the transportation secretary. avoided other potential problems. >> it was a feeling of, great, here we go again. sera: more headaches for commuters before the cold snap. no passengers were onboard when the train derailed, just the conductor an engineer. it

reid lamberty, wcvb newscenter 5 . ed: former president bill clinton on the campaign trail for his wife in an answer tonight. he spoke to a packed house this evening after stops in nashua and manchester earlier in the day. the president said broad-based prosperity is one of the major challenges facing the country and the next president. mr. -- president clinton : if everyone has a job and something to look forward to in the morning, it reduces the tensions >> hillary clinton started a two-day river-to-river tour of iowa today. the former president will also head to iowa tomorrow. heather: a guilty plea is coming from whitey bulger' s longtime girlfriend. catherine greig faces more time in prison on top of what she' s already serving. newscenter 5' s phil lipof is here with why she' s making the move. phil: simply put she refuses to , talk to a federal grand jury and this was her way out. ,>> she' s ready to move forward. i' m ready to move forward. phil: margaret mccusker was in federal court but her twin sister, catherin

reid lamberty, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: the mbta reporting no problems today despite the bitter-cold temperatures. overnight, extra workers were brought in to run empty trains and test equipment -- steps to prevent the system from freezing up. it' s all part of the t' s new cold car procedures put in place after last winter' s historic snowfall levels halted service. >> we will exercise the doors, even the trains parked in the yards. we will make sure they don' t freeze up overnight. ed: this plan is here to stay. the t says the new steps will be taken whenever the temperature drops below 20 degrees. tonight, boston mayor marty walsh will deliver his state of the city address. he' s expected to focus heavily on education, crime and housing. you can watch the mayor' s speech right here on channel 5 and the wcvb app. coverage begins at 7:30, right after newscenter 5 at 7:00. new at 4:30, former massachusetts house speaker sal in pension payments back. s supreme court to give the money to his family as he serves an eight-year

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ed: you aring looing at donald trump's ad. he is releasing his first ad tonight and the coverage continues with reid lamberty who is live in lowell. reid? reporter: the arena is named after a prominent massachusetts democrat, but tonight it is the republican front runner who will take center stage and be in the spotlight. donald trump will in less than an hour take the podium and dais what is expected to be a near capacity crowd of ahead of trump's scheduled speech. >> how do you racist. >> t-r-u-m-p. >> the warm welcome does not extend far beyond the walls of the arena. a group has gathered to voice their opposition to trump's stance on a variety of issues. many here are opposing trump's proposal to ban muslims from coming into the country until, in his words, we can figure out what is going on. other accuse the billionaire of being a racist. donald trump leads the polls across the board and in iowa and new hampshire where the new commercial will hit air waves tomorrow. trump is pledging to spend $2 million a week in those two states leading up to the iowa caucus and new hampshire primary. live in lowell, reid lamberty, wcvb, ne

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ed: breaking news at the wrentham outlets. heather: a mother facing charges, accused of leaving her baby alone in a freezing cold car. s reid lamberty is live at the scene. reid: she was left alone for roughly 10 minutes. while his was happening, her mother was inside shopping. cries, saw she was a loan and called police. responding officers say the baby was wearing a snowsuit. there was apparently a language barrier. not from this area. she was unfamiliar with the laws . >> we are not experts on cultures, but most of us are should pretty much be instinctual. reid: the mother was not arrested. she is charged with a misdemeanor of child endangerment and this has been island, where th live. i' m reid lambey, wcvb

reid lambey, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: an emotional president obama repeatedly wiping away tears. he insists he is not plotting to take away everyone' s guns. ed: he just wants to do something to tackle the frequency of mass shootings that have become the new normal. rhondella richardson has this from braintree. rondell it? president obama: every single year, more than 30,000 americans have their lives cut short by guns. 30,000. rhondella: the president boldly takes action. impressed, but not sure it will work. >> criminals have guns. they are able to get them. >> it might cut down on crime. it' s a good idea. for new technology to make guns safer. >> it' s not at an affordable price. people want to spend $600, seventh out -- $700 on a gun, not $7,000. >> it almost put a gun shop out of business. rhondella: the national alliance for mental illness is thrilled the president announced treatment money. >> there' s a giant correlation between gun access and suicide. rhondella: but advocates worry that talking about mental illness does not move away from traditional stigmas. >> some of the higher visibility shootings involve people with mental illn

ed: commitment hampshire primary two weeks from tomorrow. and front runner donald trump is trying to cement his lead. heather: he' s rallying with supporters, and targeting opponents in farmington, new hampshire. reid lamberty is live with trump' s new attacks. reid: aimed at other republicans. from the start, new hampshire voters have strongly backed the brush billionaire. donald trump took a break from iowa, but not from his republican opponents, taking a swipe at the $100 million s campaign. his keeps going down. reid: the harshest attacks going failing to disclose money he received from two banks. >> he could run right now for prime minister of canada. he would have no problem. reid: he addressed over a high school gymnasium. >> we have to do well. we have to get the numbers. reid: trump has long held a wide lead in new hampshire. he accuses candidates on both sides of the aisle of being in the pockets of big money donors. >> they do not care about the candidate. they care about what the candidate is going to do for the country. reid: he says that the same dream that made him wealthy make the country stronger weary >> what am i going to do? i am going to take and be greedy for the united states

ed: now, surveillance video that you have to see. a robber armed with a knife goes after a fall river store clerk. that clerk grabs his own knife and battles back. newscenter 5' s reid lamberty is ve talked to that clerk this evening? reid: he keeps the knife for his protection. he admits that he was scared. he says he did what he did to save his own life. from calm to chaos in the time it takes for this knife wielding criminal to jump the counter. >> he said, give me money , give me money. i was so scared. i don' t know what i' m doing. then i see the guy hit my head with a knife. reid: the store' s owner under attack. with a fistful of cash in one hand, he evens the playing field by grabbing his own knife from under the counter and swinging back. >> i think he wanted to kill me. reid: the owner doesn' t want us to reveal who he is, but he had good hacker -- his masked attacker. >> i was coming this way. reid: the fight continued, eventually moving off camera. the store owner threw the knife and about $300 at his adversary, who then took off on foot, leaving behind on the bike on which he arrived. >> somebody came in jumping over my counter, grabbed the knife, grab