well it's not the first time there have been problems with the particular floodgate. we are told it malfunctioned recently but nothing as bad as this. city leaders plan to meet tomorrow to talk about permment repairs. -- permanent repairs. christina hager, wbz news. >> at least it's some melting tomorrow. thank youch the t kept trains inside stations -- thank youch the t kept trains inside station and tunnels to protect them from the temperatures. most trains why on time today. there were some delays in the red and green lines but it's skyeye over fire and ice in dedham. temperatures pick aing-- making putting out the fire difficult. all the water froze over making it dangerous. but the fire is out and no one was hurt. and another scene in newbury where the house was destroyed. you can so the black smoke the cause is still under investigation. firefighters in worcester say the cold caused equipment to freeze and made the road and sidewalk dangerous as they battled the fire at a home and again no one was hurt. >>> the storm that is beginning to affect us here in new le

. >> and a neighborhood here had its floodgates freeze. it sent sea water into the streets and homes. it's not the first time it's happened. so the city will meet tomorrow to talk about permanent repairs to that floodgate. >> and we'll be tracking the snow and the rain overnight. watch wbz news starting at 4:30 tomorrow morning for the very latest forecast, the travel conditions particularly for commuters and any delays or cancellations. >>> the family of a missing harbor man is asking for help tonight. he disappeared over the weekend after celebrating his birthday. we are there with luisa where he was last spotted on surveillance video. >> reporter: yeah, and their family is doing everything in they put posters up all over the area. they also reached out to area shelter. >> reporter: zachery mar's family and friends took their desperate search to the street monday posting fliers in the -- flyers in the popular areas hoping someone will recognize this grinning face. >> the plan is just to get as much information as we can out and hopefully

>> it's very possible this could open the floodgates. we have seen this argument, this issue, is not just over this one phone. it's relating to many, many other phones. it could relate to your phone at home. >> reporter: what is the precedent here. to work in cases like this? >> the fbi is using a 227-year-old statute to justify its case. there is no other case where the government has forced a u.s. company to program for it. that's essentially what it's asking the apple engineers to do. to write code to hack its own cellphone. no precedent. >> reporter: it seems to me that apple is going targeted because -- being targeted because it's american. say it's a cellphone company out of china, the u.s. has no precedent to say, we're going to make you build code to crack your own security system. don't you think it's an apple, american company issue? >> it is. imagine if the chinese government were asking apple or thank you for coming in. >> jayme: accuweather forecast update. a live look at downtown. it's been a morning of clouds and freshenin

the city says that's that the floodgate now is closed and will remain closed until the spring. live in revere, nicole oliverio, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: right now dozens of passengers who were supposed to fly into j.f.k. last night were stuck in manchester, new hampshire. the flight from the domingo can republic was diverted because of had to wait while customs agents from maine came to the airport since manchester doesn't have customs. the passengers stayed in hotels overnight and are expected the take a plane the new york this morning. elementary school teacher who was killed in the accident involving a manhole cover. caitlin clavette was on her way to work on friday when the manhole cover came loose on i-93 and crashed into her car. a wake was held yesterday. clavette was 35 years old. >> kris: the 17-year-old accused of drag racing before crashing into this home in seekonk is set to appear in fall river district court today. police say that driver lost control and then slammed into a garage sunday. the driver and two teenage passengers had to be treated for m

of frozen floodgate in a massachusetts community is turning back community into his scene from frozen. an automated gate cuts tackle put the weekends. high tide to fled to town. have a during the coldest week it appears c to the water pricklyte throws we can streets andre sidewalks quoted thick ice whoho are stuck in place that eyes the gates has since been closed colorado interstate remainste a canyon it happened last night and damaged a truck but no oneo was hurt 24-mile stretch is now closed in detours in places but the shortest when adding 140 miles around the backside area crews hope to open up an open i 70 later this afternoon. weather and traffic every eight minutes is just ahead academy award time. how thisusus closings-shoot us will pay the coldest days he asked if there is being done lies.s. see how he will perform alive uplifting. and sunday's return of the walking dead was an intense one for fans how t it led to a police here's a look at traffic and i area. patty harkin will be back with a welcome back shoes deciding which you do seven they cross paths.ic when she saw glen

that city counselor says this is not the first time that floodgate has malfunctioned and it has had problems recently but this is the worst by far e plans to meet with other city leaders tomorrow to work on a permanent fix. chris tona hager wbz news -- christina hager, wbz news. >> i feel terrible for them. >>> the cold weather adding missing man in boston. zach marr was at the bell in hand and stepped outside and never returned. paul burton is live in boston with the latest. paul. >> reporter: well david the family is desperately searching for zach marr and posting flyers across the city trying to draw people's attention. he was last seen at this bar outside this bar and he's within miss -- he's he been -- he's been missing ever since. >> devastate. >> reporter: distraught family members are quareied about zach marr. he has not been seen since. his cousins spent the day posting flyers of the missing college student. >> we are worried sick and heart broken. >> reporter: he was celebrating his birthday friday with his cousins and disappeared when he wentout side for a smoke without a jacket.

. >> this happened sunday when a floodgate froze open and high tied sent seawater rushing over arcadia street in revere. >> when the ground freezes as you can see it did it freezes up all the pipes that were underground so there's nothing you can do inside to help what's going on outside. >> that's not an ice rink that's the crawl space under her home. as you can see pipes are frozen solid. >> you run the water what happens. >> it backs -- it comes up my floor because there's nowhere for the water to go. >> she couldn't use anything so when she flushed the toilet it went up in the bathtub now we pump the tub down and she's going to have to go to a hotel. >> homeowners are waiting for this frozen sea to melt and that it doesn't happen again anytime soon. >> some of our neighbors who have some of the older homes their sump pumps are frozen. it's worse for them than for us. >> the homeowners told me they so you can see the main road is pretty clear so they can safely get to and from their homes. the floodgates we're told haven't closed so city leaders are going to take a closer look at wh

. >> right now resident are keeping a close eye on their home after open floodgates and water pouring in and that water froze solid with the cold temperatures will now it's causing to melting because of the warmer temperature. nicole oliverio live with more. big concern for the resident, nicole? >> good news is we noticed just from this morning the street basically now just yet. it was this creek that caused problem. this creek runs from the ocean inland and over the weekend it overflowed after floodgates were frozen open. in place. looking to thaw out. >>> my towel was frozen in the ice. i didn't even open up the little shed there because i had a harley davidson in there i'm hoping that's not frozen. >>> sunday record low temperature caused a floodgate to freeze open. high tide push sea water into the streets. flooding and freezing homes on arcadia street. it looks like a skating rink filled with several inches of ice. it means melting and more water in her home. samon said the damage has already been done. there's nowhere for the watered to go go. if i run my kitchen sink it comes u

the city engineer plans to address the floodgate tomorrow. seven years ago the city spent more than $1 million to triple the size of the catch basin to prevent this kind of problem. we will be following it live this morning there in revere. >>> 200 homes and businesses remain without power in the city of boston this morning. eversource crews have been working through the night to repair the damage caused by equipment failure. our cameras caught this crew working on a transformer in east boston. another transformer failed in the north end last night. both failures caused small underground fires. >>> we are keeping an eye on the mbta this morning as temperatures still hover around zero degrees. orange line track of the t station. the t was delayed much of the day as crews used kerosene to heat up the rails. >>> meanwhile, trains are backed up on the red line. crews worked quickly fix a broken rail at the quincy adams stop. the mbta will run on a saturday schedule because of the holiday. >>> this morning a few weather re-related cancellations at

. >>> in revere hoping a warm-lup give them a chance to fix the city's floodgate. fox25's michael henrich live from arcadia street. and michael, neighbors say sub zero temperatures turn their driveways into ice rinks. >> a big, big problem here in this particular neighborhood in revere. we are standing on we are stand ago on arcadia street where someone tweet immediate. a resident tweeted me saying most of this salt that we saw has effectively melted the ice night into the overnight hours. the damage to their front yards is already done. this is ice from noseen-over seawater that shouldn't be here. this ice sheet goes up all the way to the edge and the foundation and the base of several hours along arcadia street and several roads here in revere. we are told by councilman john powers that the flood gates. that the city spent, the town spent $1 million seven years ago to improve and froze open allowing the seawater to pour into the neighborhood and cause so many problems in the roads, in the driveways and on the yards. power says this is something he is going to loo

i have water . >>> a city counselor said the other part of the problem was a floodgate that was frozen open. he said that should be shut untilal of this cold weather passes. in revere, jennifer egan, 7 news news. >> anchor: a ski scare in northern new hampshire over the weekend. dozens of people stranded in the cold for hours after some trouble on a tram there. cannon mountain officials say mechanical issues were to blame. the weather at the time there below zero and one of those passengers an 8-month-old baby. sara french reports . >>> a day on the slopes at cannon mountain ski resort in new hampshire turns into a harrowing rescue when two tram cars suddenly stopped leaving dozens stranded 40 feet in the air for almost three hours in after what passengers described as a severe jolt, one tram came to a rest near the top of the 4 4,000 foot summit. the other near the base of the mountain. among the 48 people trapped, an 8-month-old baby. with a mercury around a frigid negative four degrees, blankets were sent up to the top car to help guests stay warm until help arrived. then one by one

before the game ended we really wanted to go to the martini bar we got a pounce >> alecia :the floodgates opened >>:everything about the stadium was wonderful it was the biggest ever been to >> alecia :some people decided to wait it out inside the stadium >>:too much traffic too much >> alecia :even though they decided to wait inside they found themselves in traffic once they finally got to their cars and tried to leave the stadium gor >> reporter :still ahead. sports director gary radnich joins us with highlights of tonight's game. >> brittney : and i have your seven day forecast coming up after the break >> vicki : it was a night to remember for broncos fans. and even payton manning fans. >> pam :kron four's kate cagle was out tonight meeting with those fans. love your hat, kate! > >kate: the security guards are taking photos and getting out of here and the good news if you like my hat and my outfit i am pretty sure it is all going to be on sale tomorrow the energy it in the stadium was so infectious that i could not help but get decked out myself with temperatures in the '70s broncos f

and now we're expecting to see the floodgates open up. as for possible defenses, the guards could say they acted in self-defense or try to pin the homicide on another inmate. >> i want to express my profound sorrow. lori smith has convened a wide panel of experts to do a top to bottom assessment of the main jail. the hearing is set for the at least three days. >>> and all three guards are pleaded not guilty to murder and assault in the inmate's death in august. >>> an elementary school is closed in los gatos after an emergency standoff. a man crashed his car around 7:00 this morning. and he told deputies to shoot him but the negotiating team talked him down. this all happened by lakeside elementary. and administrators had to close down for the day as a precaution. >>> san jose police trying to find the driver behind this wild crash. the man crashed the suv into the home and then ran off. the crash damaged a gas matter but no one was hurt. >>> the fbi wiretaps are linked to the raymond shrimp boy chow case. >>> instructors began voting on

revere city officials that floodgate is supposed to control the tide rose open. saltwater came up over the ramp the bank over here. >> that combined with subzero temperatures left the neighborhood encased in several inches of ice. >> longtime resident said happens often.this time though, it was this cold. >> today fox 25 learned residents should have at least received a warning. when the gate froze open a city official said that should've triggered vacations to the city that never happened. >> what you think about the alarm not working? >> it's bizarre. on monday we we saw city crews out assessing the damage a member of the revere city council john was also visiting with homeowners. >> power says the gate has since been closed and the now this from happening again. >> we spent over million dollars on it several years ago. is still not watching properly. >> something that revere officials will be looking at this week city official told me over the phone today will start tomorrow after the holiday seeking a copy of look at the problem that affect this neighborhood.

it moves out, opens the floodgates for the arctic air. it will come barreling in. look at this, as we head through the day saturday,'s latter-day morning could be in the ingle digit, and the afternoon, staying in the teens for the wind chill. seriously and do not forget your pets. breezy saturday. sunday, a low of 14. we talked about monday. a wintry mix that probably will change over to rain pretty quickly and then we have the 50's by wednesday. by this time next week we will be back where we should be, the low to mid 50's for highs. tisha: thank you, chris. steve: that winter weather forecast changing the schedule for one very important wake county high school basketball game. mark: that's right, and we are on it. a major milestone insight tonight and the panthers make dad's telling the whole world about the great deal he got on high speed internet from at&t. right now, he's probably talking about how reliable our connection is. my connection is super reliable, so i know i can depend on it working. sounds good. do i know you? see? get a deal worth talking about.

public works officials say the automated floodgate opened, then froze in place. the water quickly rushing in, creating a thick sheet of ice. crews have been on the scene trying to treat the rose -- treat the roads. a car hitting a utility pole flipped over on the intersection of lowell road at midnight. police say the driver was killed, and a passenger is suffering from life-threatening injuries. eversource temporarily cut power remove the vehicle. erika: right now a good part of the east coast including massachusetts is experiencing major issues with comcast cable service. many of you tweeting and emailing us that you can only re experiencing the same issues here at the station. that it' s aware of issues with its video service and is investigating. the brutally cold temperatures making it a difficult fight for worcester firefighters battling newscenter 5' live in worcester where firefighters responded to three different fires. frank: a long frigid night for worcester firefighters. three homes in three different neighborhoods on fire, the last one to be put out,

with your city official said a floodgates that supposed to control the tide froze open. all the ocean water came into the salt water came up over the ramp the bank over here. and down our street. >> led the neighborhood tasted several inches of ice. happened. on monday we saw city crews out assessing the damage and member of the rear beer city council visiting with homeowners. >> power says the gate has been since closed and i know investigating how to prevent this from happening again. >> we spent over $1 million on several years ago. it still not functioning properly. >> so this is a creek that overflowed early sunday morning you can see adjacent to the street it leads out to that floodgate that's just across 1a. residents here in the city confirmed that day is a lot and should've triggered some type of notification. there investigating what went story tonight at 6 o'clock. >> weather alert coverage continues throughout the next two hours coming up next 15 minutes the kids talk about keeping your car running and extreme cold. then why one local family had to survive th

really used it to invoke citizens united, the supreme court 2010 decision that really opened up floodgates for this explosion of unlimited spending by corporations, individuals, and unions in politics, the super pacs that he inveighs against. hillary clinton has talked about it as so critical for choice, for abortion rights, an issue that she has really owned and had as a core part of her political persona. but i don't think the divide is quite as extreme as it is on the republican side and i don't problematic as an issue for democrats as it is for republicans. it's really on the democratic side sort of more about rallying the base in the way that it has always been. on the republican side, in the general election it could really become a potential lighting rod issue. fernando: let's look a little bit closer. super tuesday is coming up. many states will be selecting their nominee for both parties what are you seeing? what's going to happen? what do you think? ken: well, traditionally super tuesday has been that first real test of a national campaign of the ability of a candidate to speak t

the floodgates of beginning to open when it comes tohigh-profile candidate endorsements. tim scott says he will endorse marco rubio. a short time ago, congressman jeff duncan said he wouldd cruz, who will be here shortly. coming up at 6:00, i spoke with south carolina aor alan wilson today, and he is sent to hold a forum on the candidates one week or so before but will he endorse anyone?l have more on that coming up. live at the td convention center, patrick hussion, wyff news 4. michael: continuing coverage toni the sports lads are in the bay area. carol: the panthers are set to take on the broncos. brad fralick is live in santa clara, along with marc dopher let's talk a little logistics. the stadium is a distance from san francisco. how is it getting around and covering evebrad: carol, that is the story of the whole thing, how to get from one place to another. with the media headquarters in san francisco, the tea are right now at levi's stadium in santa clara, probably on the san jose side. it is difficult to get back-and-forth. this is california. there is traffic ever

the floodgates open tomorrow night into saturday. arctic air comes our way. temperatures crash. lots of sunshine over the weekend, but it will be very cold. the system for monday looking more like mainly rain. it will not be a long the coast. that is what you need for major winter storm. this will be further inland, so a light wintry mix potentially monday, changing terrain pretty quickly. more on that as we go through time. a called weekend, bundle up. do not forget your pets. 13 sunday morning. barely freezing. windchills at times, teens, maybe single digits early in the morning. steve: it will cost extra to visit universal studios and florida. a one day adult ticket is now $105 a day, up three dollars from last year. children between three and nine now $100. a family of four should expect to pay at least six under $10, and that is before food and souvenirs. -- at least 600 and dollars. the panthers are looking forward to the super bowl and so is the city of houston. tisha: the countdown clock was unveiled, counting down the days to super bowl 51. it will display messages abou

ice watching and waiting as temperatures rise today. temperatures rise they will get a look at a floodgate that malfunctioned over the weekend. >> kris: one good thing, it's getting warmer out. >> sarah: it's hard the believe. chris, we have these frozenide roads tonight, and we could get in the 50s today. >> chris: absolutely. we're talking 60-degree swings in some towns. subzero yesterday to well into the 50s this afternoon. a winter weather advisory in effect until 9:00 a.m. inland. that's where temperatures are coldest and you have icy roads north an west of the city of boston. still at freezing in boston, but look at this. we've jumped up to 45 in norwood and 50 many plymouth, 28 in bedford and 27 in fitchburg right now. the winds calm or very light where we have subfreezing temperatures from boston north and west. you notice south of the city, though, that wind now out of the south and it's the south wind that will erode that cold air and the temperatures do jump up, but to get there, we still have the slick condition, especially inland. not a whole lot of rain, freezing rain falling

but we will watch it closely and either way it opens the floodgates to arctic air and it's going to come streaming in for the weekend. in fact we need mental prep because we have not had temperatures this cold and just february so over that, the wind will kick up. look -- winds will kick up. look at real feel temperatures. it's going to feel like 20 to 30 below zero. this is dangerous cold. i want to playthings through sunday afternoon. valentine's day of course still will feel like it's subzero at the warmest time of the day on sunday. makes the next couple days seem not so bad. 30 tomorrow and a few snow showers. chilly and less wind to ended week. we don't get out of the low chance i may be generous on sunday a rebound and a chance of rain maybe some inland snow back into the mix but tuesday. kathryn. >> thank you very much we are following breaking news right now at noon. police are asking for the public's help in finding a person involved in a hit-and- run in woburn. jim smith is live with the latest. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well we are still trying to put all of this tog

when they open the floodgates during the rainy season, it will be dangerous for humans and animals nearhe riverbank. >> conservationists are organizing the protests. many village leaders from the region are here. the 200 or so participants are staging a demonstration on the water. the protests haven't had much effect so far. laos intends to stick to its plans to build the dam. it's not just the dolphins that are threatened, but also the fish. in cambodia, they're a staple food and the most important source of protein. experts fear the dam will impede the migration of many mekong fish species. that would deprive fishermen on the mekong of their livelihood. for generations, they've been setting out on the river at dawn to cast their nets. the mekong is also needed on land. the clean water it provides is essential, especially during the dry season. prun sarot grows cabbage, pumpkins and cucumbers in her vegetable garden. and the soil is always thirsty. >> we use water from the river for our fruit plantations, as drinking water for the family, to do laundry and lots more. when i think about

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 break out inside. smoke reported on multiple after flames broke out on the second floor and extended to the third floor then thru the roof. dollars. erika: also new, wareham police looking for an armed robber who got away. a man threatening with a knife held up the 7-eleven on route 6 friday morning. he jumped the counter and took cash from the register before running off. the clerk was not hurt. if you have any information you' re asked to call wareham police. emily: a shrewsbury firefighter accused of inappropriately s 15-year-old babysitter will be in court today. according to court papers the alleged assault happened inside the firefighter' s auburn home. sean bohdiewicz will be arraigned in worcester district court. also due in court, this worcester man for his sixth drunk driving offense. pol

the floodgates open tomorrow night into saturday. temperatures crash. lots of sunshine over the weekend, but it will be very cold. the system for monday looking more like mainly rain. it will not be a long the coast. that is what you need for major winter storm. this will be further inland, so a light wintry mix potentially monday, changing terrain pretty quickly. more on that as we go through time. a called weekend, bundle up. do not forget your pets. 13 sunday morning. barely freezing. windchills at times, teens, maybe single digits early in the morning. tisha: we are ready for that warm up. you might need to recalculate the florida theme park terry bradshaw? what a surprise! you know what else is a surprise? shingles. and how it can hit you out of nowhere. i know. i had it. c'mon let's sit down and talk about it. and did you know that one in three people will get shingles? (all) no. that's why i'm reminding people if you had chickenpox then the shingles virus is already inside you. (all) oooh. who's had chickenpox? scoot over. and look that nasty ras

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heating coil froze expanded and cracked and then when it that you had opened the -- thawed opened the floodgates. >> we will take that down. >> reporter: thousands of gallons destroyed the lie peary and 2,000 books and damaged classes. >> i was devastated we put a lot of time and effort into the library. >> reporter: the principal says the library will be closed indeaf if the i did -- indefendant inly. cool is closed through -- indefinitely. and school is closed through monday. >> this is buildings back in the 1960s you know there is hazardous materials asbestos that was up above the ceiling that was used as fireproofing. >> reporter: the school had to crews to carefully remove that mess and they are worried it could be summer before the running. >> this is sometimes the only place where students have access to reading and access to books so when the library is damaged it makes a difference. >> reporter: all that damage at this point is estimated at least half a million dollars. the school is hoping insurance that. paula and david. >> thanks so much liam. >>> drivers in the dark. >> why aren't t

that is the moment floodgates open and he becomes the superstar that he is today. >> host: who discovered him? >> guest: this is a little tricky because there's a quest for priority. people were reading him about i think it's fair to say that the da'esh critic who himself had a big audience in the late 19th century, he is credited with discovering him and i think that's a fair fair assessment. he brings the most fame. there's a brief correspondence and that last year just as its closing in on nietzsche and he thinks someone is finally recognizes my genius and then he has a mental collapse. that's pretty much the and of his productive life. so he's credited largely with getting the word out in northern european circle that nietzsche is one to watch. that's when his reputation takes off. spee1 who followed him? who liked his work, his work, what kind of people? >> guest: everybody. atheists, religionists, the left, the right, women, men, black, white men, black, white people, old people, young people. that's not immediate because he needs to be translated. he is not translated in the earnes

-- intellectually and mentally there is the closing of accounts for him, that is the moment the floodgates open and he becomes the superstar that he is today. >> host: who discovered him? >> guest: he was discovered -- this is a little tricky because there's always a quest for priority, people were reading nietzsche but were those people being read? is fair to say the danish critic who himself had big audience in the late nineteenth century is credited with discovering the jet and that is a fair assessment, he brings the most -- i have a brief correspondence in that last year as magnus is closing in and nietzsche thing somebody recognizes my genius and low is the hold he has a mental collapse and that is the end of his productive life. so he is credited largely with getting the word out in northern european circles that nietzsche is one to watch and that is when nietzsche's reputation really takes off. >> host: who followed him? who liked his work? what kind of people? >> guest: everybody. atheists, religious, the left, the right, women, men, black, white, old people, young people, that is

. >>> a city counselor said the other part of the problem was a floodgate that was frozen open. he says that should be shut until all of this cold weather passes. in revere, jennifer egan, 7 news. >> anchor: we won't have to worry about things being frozen tomorrow and temperatures up . >>> we have some work to do right now teens an 20's with snow, sleet and rain on the way and then eventually the 50's by tomorrow night. the forecast is up next. >> anchor: coming up next in 7 sports another day, another batch of new arrivals down at fenway south more red sox already on the clock for spring training plus we'll introduce you to a special member of a northeastern basketball family. who the huskies have adopted as i feel too young to be this old. i just want to be her mom, not her full-time job. i'm the boss of me, but sometimes i need a little help. if you or a loved one has masshealth, call commonwealth care alliance to find out about senior care options. aging happens. >> anchor: it's been a slow warm new throughout the day. we started a single digits and it slowly swept you will

keep the ocean water out at high tide, but the sub-zero temperatures over the weekend caused the floodgate to freeze open. people woke up sunday to their street encased in ice and cars frozen in place. for some, it means no access to their crawl space and everything inside. some even have ice underneath their homes. the extent of the damage is unclear. today's weather will be tricky. you can take the latest storm team 5 forecasts with you wherever go. just download the free wcvb mobile app for iphone and android. randy: it's 4:36. other stories we're following right now. three teenagers and a firefighter are recovering after an ice rescue in barrington, rhode island. the teens were skating on brickyard pond yesterday when trying to save them. all four were taken to the hospital to be evaluated for hypothermia. emily: a massachusetts man is dead after a skiing accident in vermont. shirinian varter of watertown slammed into a tree yesterday afternoon on burke mountain. he was skiing with his family. state police say the 58-year-old lost control and went into the woods. he was not wearing a h

on arcadia street, a floodgate went open causing a flood in the area. a revere official tells fox25 the city will examine the gate and the alarm system this week. >>> the mbta is working around the clock to keep trains running through snow, sleet and rain. the t's increasing communication with riders by tweeting out updates with the control sent pearl three-person team forwarded issues to supervisors. the t's biggest hurdle is restore restoring passenger space after last winter's disaster. >> the fleet is 30, 40 years old in some places and until we get the new cars in in 20128 get the new cars in in 20128-'19, we have to work very hard to keep the existing fleet open julie the t already spent resiliency plan to keep things runs as smooth as possible. we will be checking the rain and ice and how this impacts your commute all morning. get our alerts on the fox25 stormtracker weather app. custom forecasts florida our neighborhood from our team of meteorologists. it is free download. search fox25 weather. >>> 4:07. funeral services will take place for the

and the floodgates opened. >> it started chuck down the road to forming the magic of miracles. performing and teaching magic to kids in hospitals and homeless shelters. >> if this magic could take them out of that situation for even a second, it would have been totally worth it. >> chuck sometimes wishes he could devote all his time to magic. but then, there is that other event he's been preparing for this summer. a little something called the olympic games. chuck, you see, is a cal grad and an american record-hold anywhere the medley relay, with his goggles firmly fixed on rio. >> i want to make the olympic team. i want to go represent the u.s. >> church believes his two passions aren't as different as they may seem. mastery of either takes untold hours of practice. what's more, chuck is certain that doing one helps the other. making the olympic swim team would certainly bring attention to his nonprofit. and working with children in need? well that provides an extra kick in the pool. >> and i think receiving that strength and energy back from them, makes everything i do worth

she built a wall between herself and her father. the floodgates finally opened, and the truth came out. why didn't you report the abuse? megan's an adult. i couldn't break confidentiality. the only reason i'm talking to you is because she gave me permission. what about her younger sisters? i repeatedly asked her if she thought they were at risk, and she always said no. until yesterday. she called, and she said that she reported her father for abusing lilly. is megan emotionally ready for the strain of a police investigation? she's still healing, but... she came to you so that tells me she's on the road to recovery. woman: i had to go to the basement to dig up this file. w long has it been there? seven years, when megan ramsey was 11. fin: who reported it? a resident in the emergency room at mercy general. her mother brought her in megan told him she'd been having trouble urinating. and when he noticed bruising on her backside he called. your investigation turn up anything? megan said she got the bruises riding horses at her grandfather's farm. fin: what about the other problem? we cont

well, since the floodgates are open, you got an infant in the room. [whispering] no smoking. no...no...no. no, they're not the guy. not even close. mind if i hit the head? down the hall. nina... we got nothing on that recanvass. ditto for mr. woodlief. right. and, u.. i know i lost my temper with little miss superstar. mmm, now that seemed justified. yeah, but i get it if the boss has to know. if you knew me a day longer, and you were a dude, i'd pop you in the mouth for saying that. if i have a disagreement with you, i'm gonna say it to your face. you're not gonna hear about it through the lieutenant. how many lessons are there, exactly? there are 740. exactly. excuse me, but this was in the bathroom. you can leave it there. no, i think the cover photo is the man who shot the policeman. j-train smolka? that's sky sweet's husband. estranged, till recently. yeah. are you sure? don't let a cracked windshield ruin your plans. trust safelite. with safelite's exclusive "on my way text" you'll know exactly when we'll be there. giving you more time for what matters most. (team sing)

. >> anchor: frozen over after floodgates left open. home owners talking about how this icy mess will impact their property long after everything melts. those tore stories and more coming up here on 7 news of you are watching the news station. >> anchor: tomorrow some call it a miracle pill helping heroin addicts stay drug free. so in the middle of an opioid epidemic, why isn't it being prescribed more? we uncover the sobering facts one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle, >> anchor: former new york governor elliot spitzer under investigation. he is accuse of assaulting a woman a manhattan hotel. he resigned in 2008 amid a prostitution sting and is decid deciding the allegations . >> anchor: tonight police are trying to get to the bottom of this current investigation. >> anchor: elliot spitzer back in the tabloids. the former new york governor who famously resig

. >>> the city revere said they needed to do a better job hand al flood gate when it turned a a floodgate froze which allowed sea water to cover the area. and an alarm system was failed to work to notify residents there was a problem. the city will examine the gate and the alarm system this week. we will be tracking the rain and ice for you all morning. get your alerts on the new storm tracker weather app. get custom forecast from our team of meteorologists. free to download. search fox25 weather. >>> 4:26. funeral services will take place for the teacher killed by a flying manhole cover on the expressway. she was killed friday when the metal cover hit the windshield of her car. he was on her way to work as ana art teacher at glover elementary school in milton. after the accident, they examined every man hole cover on the expressway. they are still investigating how that man hole cover got loose. >>> new leads this morning in the search for a young man from worcester county who disappeared in boston. search for 22-year-old zack marr for several days. he was celebrating his birthday in bos

the floodgate that was supposed to protect these home froze open, malfunctioned for a time, allowing seawater to -- in an overnight high tide to push water on to the shore and overwillingly cold temperatures took over and froze it very quickly. revere councilman john powers said this especially should not have happened because revere poured more than $1 million just seven years ago into now that the flood gate is actually closed, residents say the damage, however, is done. >> all our cars -- >> he texted me, i went outside -- -- >> the tires were frozen in the water, and happy valentine's, a right. new england. >> reporter: councilman powers says he will address the issue with the town engineer tomorrow with the town engineer today being a holiday, of and this is something that residents will have to chip their way out of, many driveway their way out of, many driveways still frozen over here. we will hear from that councilman and his plans ahead in the next 30 minutes. live in revere, michael henrich live in revere, michael henrich, fox25 news. >>> about 200 homes and businesses are

the cities of floodgates froze open this weekend sending the waters into streets and home. the floodgate is now closed and out until the spring. >>> congressman seth kicks off his reelection campaign today and save them. he won the seat back in 2014 over incumbent john tierney, he is in iraq war veteran. invited a 9-year-old syrian refugee to president obama state of the union >> our next newscast is coming can get the latest news and cbsboston.com. i do everything on the internet. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (husband) we're out of 2%! i wonder what else could be better around here? (husband) i heard that. switching to better internet is now easier than ever. only fios has the fastest internet available, with uploads up to 5x faster than cable. get 100 meg upload and download speeds. plus tv and phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annual contract. >> judge patricia: you say that the defendant's dog chased your cat. >> announcer: a fight between neighbors' pets. >> sh

. >> the bad break that let the floodgate down filling the floor with water. >>> when i went to dish them bean and lo and behold it was a snake head. >> yeah, you heard that woman right a woman found a snake's head inside of a can of beans. the disturbing discovery is >>> police are investigating after one man goes to the hospital this much was breaking news on the fox 25 we have learned a fight escalated possibly leading to the shooting. the victim was taken to mass general shot in the leg. >> at least 10 cars have broken into the police say many of the victims left valuables out in plain sight and came back to find their windows smashed offerings say they will be wrapping up paroles in the area. do you think the world would be a better place without the $100 bill. because of that forment treasury secretary lawrence summers believes we should get rid of it. people out on the streets though have mixed feelings. >> it will be inconvenient. >> would you miss it? they're hard to break, too. since those smaller bills would take up more space. a woman did not get what she paid for when sh

that was the dam-busting moment and the floodgates opened from then. >> nancy mclean called me and toldhad come forward and told them that she had been molested by rick. i says, well, don't worry, we love rick. i actually remember doing that. but then i think i realized, it sunk in. she said, you need to talk to your daughter. i called her up to my bedroom and as soon as i said it, i knew that it had happened to her. i could just tell by her face, by the look on her face. so -- and then i said did anything happen to you? she said yes. and she started crying. >> it's just something that i just tried to forget about for so long, at that point i had just like suppressed all of this. like, you know, you block out so much. >> we were very angry. immediately we wanted rick caught. >> absolute betrayal. i just couldn't imagine anything worse. >> more victims started coming forward through summer of 2004, >> so at this point, mclean's been charged with 16 counts of sexual assault on four children. rick mclean's family left him. they packed up all their stuff and moved out, left him on his own.

when the announcement of normalization of relations was announced it was like opening a floodgate. last year visitors rose from 3 po 3.5 million. airports, hotels and infrastructure are are in need of renovation and expansion. there aren't enough hotel rooms so the rates keep rising. it's a shame. they would suffer. they suffer for years they struggl struggle. >> translation: they are moving in this kind of... >> reporter: they are capitalizing on the moment. for 20 years, he and his family rented rooms. he's hoping the government will loosen restrictions. allowing them to own more than one house. >> one of the things we have recognition, freedom of operation. >> reporter: the people we spoke with say they are confident. they'll divide a country without overshadowing what makes it distinctive. whether it's next year or the next 10 years, solar says tourists are guaranteed to experience the cubano spirit >>> you can bet the airline tickets from the u.s. will sell quickly. thank you for joining us. i'm adam may. i'll be back with another hour of news. 10:00p.m. eastern. "faultlines"