that's got to be frank hollander! for crying out loud, it's so good to see you! do you realize who this is? he's the best teacher i ever had. those poems of mine i read from time to time? frank here got me started. kirk, haven't you got somewhere to go? perhaps finland. i can't believe you're really here. how the hell are you? are you still living in a barn in vermont? yes. i'm working on a new book of poems. my cash flow's a mere trickle, so i'm here to talk my penny-pinching editor into advancing me a few bucks. whoa, if it's money you need, say no more. you've money to loan? no. i just want him to say no more. i'll be all right. my editor just has this thing about deadlines. she doesn't realize that poems have to simmer underground, gathering heat and weight before they can burst forth with the force of nature. oh, i could listen to you talk all night. yeah. i don't know what it is about poets, uh, red. what? there once was a girl from nantucket. how great it is to hear you yell at me again. it's been 20 years since i've been called an ass. oh, when frank calle

the eyeopener's frank holland is live right now with the efforts to get this under control. frank? frank: getting these flames under control has been a real struggle for firefighters. take a look here behind me. you're seeing a fire that has been raging for more than three hours. this is what's left of one of the sagamore mill buildings. i'm going to have my individualing on rafer dave monjo push in. i spoke to one firefighter here. he says this is literally the biggest fire he's ever seen. all started at about 3:00 this morning. someone driving by saw the flames and called 911. when the first crews arrived they say they saw flames and fire and smoke in one corner of the building. thenhings quickly erupted. the flames erupted throughout the building right after that. shortly after they arrived they say the roof collapsed. they were able to keep the flames from spreading to an adjacent building. another sagamore mill building. they say this building was used for storage or manufacturing. they say it's in transition. they're not exactly sure what it's being used for at this time. as

emily: the eyeopener's frank holland is live at the scene on preston street. frank: the three-alarm fire erupted inside of a triple decker on preston street. take a look behind me. crews still on the scene. also dramatic video from earlier this morning. flames bursting out of the roof and out of the the windows. the worcester telegram reports all three men inside this triple decker made it out in time. one of those men was taken to the hospital after slipping on ice after making a very hasty escape. firefighters also had to deal a short time ago the fire chief talked about how hard it was to fight this fire in these conditions. >> basically all of our equipment is frozen. the pipes are frozen. the ladder pipes were frozen. it was just a difficult time getting some water on it. frank: it's still inclear what caused this fire. officialtell us they're still here putting out hot spots. this is the third fire in worcester tonight. they said those freezing conditions made it especially hard to deal with. fortunately no injuries to firefighters while fighting these th

emily: let's get right to the eye's frank holland. the scene. frank? there are still crews there putting out hot spots. we're told this fire is out. the cell phone video of that raging fire from earlier. you can see flames bursting from the roof and the windows. one man was inside the building at the time of the fire. he did escape unhurt. firefighters say the sub zero temperatures make fighting this just a real challenge. hydrants weren't frozen, but the lines and the ladders were. the deputy fire chief telling us this is difficult getting water on the flames. this is the first fire in the city. fire firefighters also battling a pair of two-alarm fires. all the fires remain under investigation. randy: other stories we're following right now on the eye. one man is dead after a fire in fall river. he was found on the top floor of this three-unit building on started. right now boston police are asking for help tracking down this missing man from harvard. 22-year-old zachary marr was last seen early saturday morning near the bell in hand tavern in boston.

the eyeopener' s frank holland begins our campaign roundup in portsmouth. frank: ted cruz will appear here later today. he' s likley address to address donald trump calling his iowa caucus victory a fraud. crews responded to that attack clerks the people of i were more stupid there' s the people of iowa were stupid and escapes the debate. >> some people are really really dishonest. randy: trump referring to an email from the cruz campaign suggesting ben carson might drop out the republican race. cruz defended his campaign, but admitted his staff did not tell supporters the carson campaign denied he' s quitting. trump says cruz' s iowa victory should be thrown out. trump has an event a few towns over. polls also show trump leading in the granite state. live in portsmouth, frank holland, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: hillary clinton and bernie sanders are gearing up to debate tonight. the democrats in a fierce fight for new hampshire sparred last night at a cnn town hall. sanders questioning clinton calling herself a progressive . clinton questioning sander' s pot

the eye' s frank holland is live in dudley. frank: take a look behind me. things have been repaired and cleaned up now. but this utility pole was knocked down in this crash and the power was knocked out. a lot of parents grateful the 11 kids on board the bus are ok. police say 42-year old scott porier missed a bus stop and then backed up into the pole. that left live wires draped all over the school bus. after the crash, police say porier failed a field sobriety test. the bus company, first student out of charlton, says the driver has been suspended while they investigate. porier is facing drunk driving and child endangerment charges. he' s due in court this morning. live in dudley, frank holland, newscenter 5. a man in dorchester more than 24 hours after they say he struck fred pica in woburn. the man is expected to be ok. police say delgado was trying to get away after assaulting a police officer, who was investigating a theft. he now faces larceny charges on a police officer and is expected to be arraigned later this morning. live in woburn, kelley tuthi

frank holland is on the way. we'll provide you updates all morning long on this fire. meanwhile, terrifying moments for firefighters in brighton as flames rip through this home. right now that fire is out, and everyone accounted for. but at one point those flames thought two firefighters were trapped in the attic. that mayday call went out when a firefighter heard the piercing alarm that signals a collegaue may be trapped. but no one was actually in distress. it turns out that these alarms will sound if a firefighter stands still for more than 30 seconds. thankfully everyone was accounted for. chief: it can be the worst day of your life. everybody is breathing a major sigh of relief. karen: in the end four firefighters were treated for

emily: the eyeopener's frank holland is at the scene on preston street right now. frank: the fiery rupted at a triple decker. crews are still here on the spots inside of this building. also ensuring the safety of other property in this area. earlier. you can see the flames bursting windows. the worcester telegram reports all three men inside of this triple decker made it out okay. one of them was taken to the hospital while slipping on ice while making that escape from his burning building. firefighters had to deal with temperatures well below freezing. it's still unclear what caused officials tell us they're still here putting out hot spots. they expect to remain on the continue to investigate where this fire started as well as the cause. of course we'll bring you the latest as soon as we get it. live in worcester, frank holland, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: other stories we're following right now. one man is dead after a fire at in fall river. the man was found on the top floor of this three-unit building on eastern avenue last night. firefighters say the cold weath

emily: the eyeopener's frank holland is live in sandwich with frank: ? emily. we're starting to see the first be a snowy, slushy and icy start to this week. behind me you see the water-- actually-- it's low tide right now. later on this morning we're expecting an astronomically high tide. there are flooding concerns but we don't think any sea walls will be in jeopardy. you're seeing what we've been seeing all morning long, an example of the fast-moving winds. look at the trees right there. they show you just how intense things are. the preparations for these storms have been going on for hours. last night we had a crew in scituate. there they had their plow trucks gassed up and ready to go. they say friday's snow starm actually took a big bite out of their salt supply. but they will be ready for today's storm. monahan/duxbury fire dept: our concern now for the storm is certainly the tide cycles and with the trees that are already weakened from the previous storm. frank: we're under a coastal flood warnings but the tides are not expected to threaten sea walls. c

the eyeopener's frank holland is detect a scam. frank: this morning, the i.r.s. is warning people about a telephone scam where taxpayers are threatened if they don't pay right away. >> we'll put you behind bars. frank: that's the sample of the type of call victims get, someone claiming to be from the i.r.s., demanding payment of back taxes. the i.r.s. telling everyone to be on high alert. the agency is also getting the word out that the i.r.s. generally makes first contact by letter, will never demand immediate payment, and does not threaten force. but starting next month, it may get harder to tell a scammer from a legitimiate tax call. a new law requires the i.r.s. to hire collection agencies to collect taxes, and those agencies may call taxpayers. steve weisman: in the future, when collectors are actually calling on behalf of the i.r.s, people will be more likely to fall for that scam. frank: since october 2013, 5,000 people have lost more than scammers. if you have any questions about whether you owe taxes, you can still call the i.r.s. directly. >> bernie, ho

the eyeopener's frank holland with the decision and what the family calls a betrayal. frank: the family says they are devastated by the sentence. in 2013 philip chism robbed, teacher colleen ritzer. but when his sentence was handed down friday, the family learned colleen's killer could be in their lives for years to come. two months after colleen's murder, massachusetts supreme judicial court decided juveniles cannot be sentenced to life in prison without a chance of parole. >> because of the s.j.c. restrictions, our family will be forced to attend parole hearings beginning in 38 years which is simply unimaginable to us. we want to be very clear. at every parole hearing our family's voice, colleen's voice, will be heard. frank: the ritzer family says they will endure a life sentence of grief, but colleen's killer could eventually get his life back. the family calls the sentence unacceptable and is calling for a change in the law. doug: the maynard fire department is taking steps to fire a veteran firefighter charged with raping a child. prosecutors say james nine-year-o

sera: the eye' s frank holland has been following the hearing. frank: played in a coast guard probe in the sinking of the ship. >> we had a whole breach. it blew up and during the storm. frank: the captain was looking for a qualified individual to help crews make repairs during hurricane walking -- hurricane. >> the engineers cannot get it going. can i speak with a q i, please? frank: people died including three people with ties to massachusetts. the coast guard will decide if negligence went into the ship sinking. the hearing is inspected to run through thursday. >> now, your forecast. danielle: it will be a great day taking a run, walk in a dog, just get outside. a great way to do it, i am just saying. what a difference a week makes. last sunday, i am sure you cannot forget, we are in for another mild day on tap. not as warm as yesterday, low-to-mid 50' s in most locations. notice the air temperature goes down monday and tuesday. we are watching the system to the south. this is going to quit the south coast and islands overnight tonight into fir

doug: the eye's frank holland is back with the tragic scene that seemed to come out of nowhere. frank: doug and karen, the blinding snow surprised drivers on interstate 78 in central pennsylvania yesterday. at least three people have died. you can see the extent of the damage here. more than fifty vehicles involved including tractor-trailers. at least 40 people were taken to the hospital. bombs went off. there were a couple people laying out and trucks and cars all smashed. cars underneath tractor trailers, in between tractor trailers. just total destruction. frank: cleanup continues along the highway this morning. the interstate remaining closed in both directions up until midnight last night. state officials in pennsylvania were asking people to stay off the roads unless they need to go out. doug? doug: a reason to stay inside here in massachusetts. brutally cold temperatures. this is some of the coldest weather we've seen all winter. in fact, for years. and on valentine's day weekend, boston was more like a ghost-town last night. many people only going out if they needed to. >

doug: the eyeopener's frank holland with all the race results plus a few surprises. frank: both trump and clinton pulled out crucial wins in their respective parties. the presidential races are heating up as the republicans and democrats trade places. and those candidates jockey to be the frontrunner. >> this is a special state. (cheers) frank: in south carolina donald trump earned his second big win. donald trump: there's nothing easy about about running for president, i can tell you. it's tough, it's nasty, it's mean, it's vicious. it's beautiful when you win. frank: battling behind trump, marco rubio. this has become a three-person race and we will win the nomination! (cheers) frank: and ted cruz. sen. ted cruz: south carolina has given us another remarkable result! frank: after a disappointing finish, jeb bush bowed out of the race. jeb bush: the people of iowa, new hampshire, and south carolina have spoken and i really respect their decision, so tonight i am suspending my campaign. frank: hanging on for now, ben carson. dr. ben carson: i'm not going anywhere. fra

sera: the eye's frank holland has been following the hearing. frank? frank: part of the captain's distress call was played during a coast guard hearing into sinking last october. captain's voice: we have a hull breech. a scuttle blew open during a looking for a q.i. or qualified individual to help the crew make repairs as the ship was getting battered during the hurricane. captain's voice: we have water down in 3 hold with a heavy lift. we have lost the main propulsion unit. the engineers cannot get it going. can i speak with a q.i. please. frank: all 33 aboard, including three people with ties to massachusetts, died when the ship sank near the bahamas. the coast guard will determine if misconduct or negligence contributed to the accident. then federal prosecutors will decide if criminal charges should be filed. >> now your storm team 5 forecast with meteorologist danielle vollmar. sera: it's amazing, danielle. last week we were really in the thick of it. so cold. today it's so different. danielle: it is such a different world. last sunday below zero r

the eyeopener's frank holland is live in springfield with what we can expect today. good morning, frank. frank: good morning. camille cosby is expected to answer questions under oath in the suit that accuses her husband of sexually assaulting seven women decades ago. something her lawyer fought hard to prevent from happening. all weekend, lawyers for the 71-year-old fought to try and postpone this deposition. this is civil lawsuit. the alleged victims claim bill cosby defamed them by denying their sex assault allegations. but his wife's lawyers argue she has had no involvement in the facts or allegations involved in the case. writing in an emergency motion late saturday night, the public testimony would serve, quote, "no purpose other than to harass and embarrass the judge denied that motion ruling that the deposition will go forward at 9:30 this morning. we'll be here and bring you information as we get it. live mere in springfield, frank holland, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: breaking overnight, a 16-year-old has died after he was stabbed in dorchester. it happened yes

newscenter 5' s frank holland is live outside the courthouse in boston. frank? frank: that 44-year-old driver is expected to be arraigned any here at boston municipal court. at this time, she is only facing two counts of leaving the scene of collision. as investigators continue to piece together this bazaar is bizarre incident, she is likely to face other charges. and a car at this intersection. after the crash, one of those victims dragged miles away according to police. police say zhou ying jo of man and a 48-year-old woman. kneeland and harrison in chinatown at around 1:45 this morning. the man was found at the scene and treated for non-life threatening injuries. however, police say the woman was found 3 miles away on columbia road near i-93 at 2:15 they say the woman was somehow trapped as the car left the initial crash scene. police believe zhou drove southbound on i-93. the 48-year-old woman apparently pinned as the car travelled on local roads and the highway. again, she is to be arraigned at boston municipal court sometime collision. but more charges cou

live here in sandwich, frank holland, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: storm team 5 danielle vollmar breaking down concerns up and down the coast. a coastal flood advisory or a coastal flood warning. frank in sandwich is under a coastal flood warning expecting moderate flooding. you can see this. we're watching that 11:00 a.m. high tide two hours before, two hours after. there could be some slashover especially north of boston where you're under that coastal flood advisory into the north shore as well as the seacoast of new hampshire. down along the south shore though and the cape and nantucket, watching for moderate flooding. there could be some road closures. and flooded basements. remember the tides are astronomically high, something to be concerned with. one of the reasons why we're going to see this. we have really strong winds out there. cindy already mentioned it. those winds are pumping this morning. already wind gusts reported at 57 miles an hour on the vineyard. we're seeing wind gusts at 57 miles an hour in rockport. 56-mile-per-hour win

live in weymouth, frank holland, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: frank, thank you. 4:37. in the right place at the right time. emily: the unexpected rescue for a wrentham man trapped in the woods. the taxi industry fighting back against rideshare services. the agency's new plan to stay in business. and how it makes your commute a little easier. cindy: how do 50's sound again today? that's where we're headed. heavy rain i'm p introducing longhorn' s steaks that sizzle for $12.99. r like the new smoky bacon sirloin. tand the parmesan crusted sirloin. only at longhorn steakhouse. randy: good morning. it's 20 minutes before 5:00 on this monday morning. right now a wrentham man is recovering after an unexpected rescue. emily: he was saved by a group of nuns. okay. he was out chopping wood when something went wrong, and he got trapped for two hours under a tree. a group of nuns from st. mary's, who some say rarely go into the woods, happened to be out saturday and heard goldman's cries. >> i think they have a day of recollection. i think that's-- usually the sisters take a walk

the eyeopener' s frank holland is live in roxbury, with the efforts to save their lives. frank: police say a witness jumped into action when she heard the crash to give that baby a chance to survive. the mother and her 5 month old were crossing humbolt avenue in roxbury around 9:00 last night, when they were hit. lanaii tolentino rushed to help, frantically giving the baby cpr. >> i came out here to ask if she was making it. she was very tiny. i tried to do what i could do, that i knew how to do to help her. frank: both mother and child were taken to boston medical center with critical head injuries. scene. determine if speed was a factor. live in roxbury, frank holland, wcvb newscenter emily: a wild five. scene in leominster. a car ripped in half after the driver crashed into a utility pole. police say were trying to pull over 39-year-old taino reyes of leominster after he blew through a stop sign. but reyes crashed and then ran away. police later caught him at a nearby supermarket. he was taken to u-mass medical center in worcester. reyes will face a judge once he' s out

the eyeopener's frank holland snow fall. frank? frank: doug and antoinette, it happened in a heartbeat. six-year-old kaleigh kenyon had rushed outside with her dad and older brother to shovel the driveway. broke from the weight of the snow and landed on top of the kindergartener. after the accident as kaleigh injuries and fighting to stay alive. nicholas kenyon/brother: she was running out. "daddy, let's make a snowman." next thing i knew, a tree broke. laurie moore/aunt: they heard a crack. my brother screamed. he saw her under the tree. frank: the family rushed over and lifted the massive branch off her. a neighbor started c.p.r. and called for an ambulance. sadly, kaleigh died after she was transferred to a boston hospital. after the tragic accident, police are warning other parents to keep their kids away from the trees until the heavy snow melts. antoinette? antoinette: just a heart-breaking story, frank. thank you. crews are working around the clock to get the lights back on. national grid is working to restore an additional

frank holland, wcvb newscenter 5 . emily: frank, thank you. a fishing boat ran aground at rockaway beach this morning. the coast guard' s bo at sent to rescue them overturned. randy: four people are dead after severe weather tears though parts of virginia. in waverly, a tornado is being blamed for killing at least three people, including a toddler. it is said that several buildings suffered severe damage. emily: police are investigating a crash that killed a 17-year-old and critically injured her brother. this happened in barre as the teenagers were on their way to school. police say brittany murch of hubbarston lost control of her kia spectra and slammed into a tree on route 62. murch died at the scene. her 15-year-old brother griffin was pulled from the wreckage. school had been delayed for two icy roads. randy: the danvers teenager convicted of murdering his high school teacher is due back in court tomorrow. that is when phillip chism will be sentenced for the 2013 murder of colleen ritzer. chism can' t be sentenced to life without parole b

the eye's frank holland with your economy. frank: the dow, nasdaq, and the s&p all ended the week down. here is a look a the numbers. the dow lost 211 points. the nasdaq fell 146. the s&p 500 dropped 35. tech stocks took a huge hit with apple, amazon, and facebook all closing down. the january jobs report is out. and it shows the unemployment rate fell to 4.9%. since 2008. the labor department says consumer demand is strong. retailers hired more than 57,000 employees last month. restaurants and bars added nearly 49,000. more than 150,000 jobs added total, but that still fell 40,000 jobs below some projections. more issues for the nation's two biggest fantasy sports sites. citigroup, the world's biggest credit card lender, is blocking credit and debit payments from new york for boston-based draftkings and fan duel until courts in the empire state decide if fantasy sports are legal. the sites say fantasy sports are games of skill and should not be considered illegal gambling operations. uber is working to make its services in bos

the eyeopener' s frank holland is here to tell us how it happened. frank? frank a lot of people witnessed : the frightening moments just before this plane crashed at the plymouth airport. they say the pilot was the only person on-board this fixed-wing plane. he was practicing a training manuever called a touch and go landing when something went wrong. the plane crashing top down on on a grassy area-just feet from the runway. the pilot was seriously injured, he was med-flighted to brigham and women' s hospital. witnesses say he appeared to have some type of head trauma. investigators from the faa, -- >> the wing hit the ground and he nosedived purity cart wheeled wield a few times and landed on his back. >> investigators spent several hours digging through the rack and trying to figure out what caused this crash. the scene has been cleared. the plane being held in anger at the plymouth airport this morning. the investigation is still ongoing. doug: another incident involving a small plane at a local airport. this one in chatham, where a plane made a belly la

our frank holland is back with the major concerns right now. and some important reminders. frank: doug and antoinette an arctic blast moving in right now expected to last all weekend long. i think it's already moved in. the winds expected to be so gusty that they will create what the national weather service is describing as life-threatening cold. our crews were out in boston hoods, and heavy coats. but danielle is forceasting it'll be much worse tonight. if you do have to go out this weekend, bundle up. it takes only minutes for forstbite or hypothermia to set in. if you're feeling numb or cold and groggy, time to get inside. you also need to protect your property. first rule of preventing frozen pipes-- trickle the tap. and if you're away, don't drop the themostat too low. >> don't let the themostat fall below 60. even though you could save more money by dropping it lower than that, you could incur a burst pipe. frank: also don't be surprised if you hear some unexpected booms coming from the roof or attic. we heard them last year on those bitter cold nights. it's the sound

the eyeopener's frank holland is back with a your economy headlines for this saturday. frank? frank: it's been an ugly month for stocks. but the week ended with a big turnaround. here are the closing numbers for the week. the dow jumps 313 points. the nasdaq increases 70 points. the s&p up 35 points. this brought a five-day slide for the dow and s&p to an end. oil also making a slight comeback. u.s. prices increasing about 12 percent. royal caribbean is preparing the "anthem of the seas" to sail again next week. but some of the 4,500 passengers who weathered a violent storm at sea may be getting ready to file a lawsuit. experts predicting customers could file for personal injuries or compensation. four people suffered minor injuries when 30-foot waves and strong winds rocked the ship. the popularity of e-books made a lot of people think bookstores would become a thing of the past. but new data from the u.s. sales were up 2.5% last year. that's the first year-over-year increase for the industry since 2007. publishers weekly noting many publishers saw a decline in e-book sales l

live in weymouth, frank holland, emily: frank, thank you. the longtime girlfriend of convicted mobster james whitey bulger will go back before a federal judge this week pleading guilty to contempt charges. catherine greig is already serving an eight-year prison term for helping bulger avoid capture during his 16 years on the run. she plans to plead guilty on wednesday to disobeying a judge's order to testify about other people who helped bulger stay under the radar. bulger is serving life for murder and racketeering. right now two women are preparing to face a judge charged with keeping several children in filthy conditions. randy: the eyeopener's doug meehan is in worcester with the accusations they'll face today. doug: randy, emily, good morning. they're expected at this courthouse facing several charges connected to that disturbing discovery this weekend. prosecutors say sheyla montalvo and natasha riley-murphy lived in the squalid home on king street with their children, ages 6, 5, and 3. police say the home is infested with mice, animal

the eyeopener's frank holland back now to explain what went wrong here. there's a lot. frank: doug and antoinette, that's absolutely right. it's an annual tradition. there were plenty of people out to watch an ice-sculpting competition nearby. they were parking their cars on the ice. but this year, the weather just really hasn't been cold enough to keep the ice hard enough to support all those cars. about a dozen cars fell into a barely-frozen lake geneva. dozens of cars parked closely together. after the break, laurie oberhelman's honda c.r.v. getting pulled to shore. she says she really regrets parking where she did. laurie: i think it's stupid to park on ice. but live and learn, right? frank: a tough lesson learned there. luckily no one was injured. temperatures were just above freezing, but wisconsin has seen a fairly mild winter. and many lakes in southern wisconsin are dealing with poor ice conditions. antoinette: and they're saying they know now not to park there. doug: human behavior, a study of human behavior. antoinette: i don't want to be mean or anything. hel

doug: the eye's frank holland is back with the less familiar story. frank: dr. king was educate at boston university and inspired by his time in the city. dr. king said what he learned here was a blueprint for his philosophy and his work. dr. king: i have a dream that one day this nation will rise up. frank: before dr. king shared his dream, he earned his doctorate at boston university. vita paladino: this is really the beginning. this is all the formulation of his theory. frank: academic papers, letters, pictures, and more are now housed in the king reading room at b.u.'s library. before winning the nobel peace prize in 1964, the civil rights leader explained to reporters why he donated these important documents. dr. king: it was this university that meant so much to me in terms of the formulation of my thinking and the ideas that have guided my life. vita paladino: he had a very empowering experience here. frank: vita paladino is the curator of the king collection. during that same press conference, dr. king explains how studying boston personalism, changed hi

frank holland joins us live right now. frank: firefighters to him it was not easy getting the flames out. behind me, they dealt with intense flames, heavy snow, and also heavy winds. the fire is believed to be mostly under control. you see a ladder truck or in water on top of this building that burned down among the sure they have all the hotspots out. we had our photographer just before dawn -- you could see how huge flames, heavy snow, dozens of firefighters scrambling to make sure the flames don' t spread to other buildings. good news, no injuries reported. firefighters tell me they don' t believe anyone was inside the building, and no firefighters or police officers were injured. they had a big deal on their hands. a fire chief told me they knew this building was a total loss, but they had to make sure that the flames did not spread to other adjacent buildings. this is the weaver mel. -- this is the weaver mill . >> we contained it this one building. frank: this fire started at 3:00 this morning. now 5.5 hours later, th

the eye's frank holland is live in weymouth with the action city leaders are taking today. frank: weymouth's mayor, fire hold a meeting after that facebook post went viral. the post allegedly made on a firefighter's personal facebook account. it calls the overdose-reversing drug narcan "the worst drug ever created." the post suggests letting overdose victims die. after reading that post, people flooded the fire department's official facebook page, some calling the comments disgraceful. we talked to one man who drove straight to the fire department. it's very emotional for him. he lost his son, a veteran, to an overdose in may. >> i wasn't angry. i wasn't going there to start a i know most firemen are great people. that guy, you know, i wanted to bring a photo of my son in when he was in his uniform not that long ago. "our first responders take their jobs very seriously. we have a mission to protect and save lives. message than that." we reached out to him but we have not received a comment. it's not confirmed that the firefighter actually posted the message. we are told he i

randy: the eyeopener' s frank holland is in woburn this morning with the clues police are following. frank: it all happened right here. and this morning the man on top at this intersection. and this morning the man on top of that car hood is just thankful he' s alive. fred pica suffered a broken foot the car yesterday morning. police say the driver, tyson delgado, was trying to get away after assaulting an officer who was investigating a nearby theft. pica says he never saw it coming. the driver eventually stopped, sending pica to the ground. he' s expected to recover. police are now searching for delgado, who faces several charges. >> by the time i saw the car, it was dead center on me. >> how can you be so oblivious to what' s around you? the driver eventually stopped, sending pica to the ground. he' s expected to recover. police are now searching for delgado, who faces several charges. anyone with information, contact while -- woburn police. emily: breaking overnight, the armed standoff at a wildlife refuge in oregon may be coming to an end. we are watching this situation very care

live in dudley frank holland, , newscenter 5. emily: thanks. this morning, bernie sanders and hillary clinton are headed back to the campaign trail after their first showdown since new hampshire. and this race is getting more s erika tarantal is here with the fiery moments. erika: at their post-primary debate last night, sanders blasted his rival for saying he wants to get rid of obamacare. mr. sanders: i have fought my entire life to make sure that health care is a right for all people. we' re not going to dismantle anything. erika: both candidates got fired up about campaign donations from wall street. clinton taking issue with claims that' s she' s beholden to big investors. mrs. clinton: lets not in any way imply here that either president obama or myself would in any way not stand up to do what is best for the american people. erika: hillary clinton heads to south carolina today, site of the next critical primary. bernie sanders will attend a forum on race and economics in minnesota. emily? emily: thank you. this morning we have the final

the eye's frank holland with your economy.. frank: the dow, nasdaq, and the s&p all ended the week down. here is a look a the numbers. the nasdaq fell 146. the s&p 500 dropped 35. tech stocks took a huge hit with apple, amazon, and facebook all closing down. the january jobs report is out. and it shows the unemployment rate fell last month to 4.9%. that's the lowest figure seen since 2008. the labor department says consumer demand is strong. retailers hired more than 57,000 employees last month. restaurants and bars added nearly 49,000. more than 150,000 jobs added total that still fell 40,000 jobs below some projections. a tire recall from one of the nation's biggest tire makers. bridgestone-firestone is recalling 36,000 truck tires. this is for 22.5-inch replacement tires used for trailers. they say the tread can separate causing sudden loss of air pressure. the company will replace free of charge. more issues for the nation's two biggest fantasy sports sites. citigroup, the world's biggest credit card company, is blocking cre

erika tarantal is covering the and frank holland is in portsmouth where things are really heating up on the republican side. frank: and you can be sure today will be no different. ted cruz is due here this morning. donald trump has an event just a few towns over. trump is leading in the polls s still focused on the last presidential contest. >> this political stuff is dangerous and these political people are dishonest. >> trump talking about this email the cruz campaign sent to supporters in iowa suggesting ben carson might be dropping out. cruz defended his staffers saying that was based on a cnn report but he also admitted they did not tell supporters carson' s camp immediately denied he was quitting. trump says that should trigger a new election. but last night, the caucus winner dismissed all of that. >> donald told as every day for a year that he was going to win iowa and when it big and when a huge. then he said well the people of iowa stupid -- were stupid. he skipped the iowa debate. >> with the primary less than a week away, you can be sure the sharper. ted cruz has an event

as frank holland show says, the all black infantry had a major influence on the struggle for equality in america. frank: the movie is called "glory," but the soldiers fought for much more during the civil war. >> they were fighting to prove they were citizens, that they could be people who would defend america and who were worth including in the body politic. frank: the movie shows how the unit was assembled after the emancipation proclamation. free blacks and former slaves her cox richardson is a >> history >> professor at boston college. they could be sold into slavery if they were captured but that meant they would be killed. frank: the climax of the movie is an assault on the confederate fort. in real life, the 54th received recognition and made an important statement. >> it isn' t very important step because wh americans look toit the facte that black americans have been fighting for the same -- at the same time. it started to look like. maybe black american should be part of america frank: there is a memorial on the boston common but the regiment still exists. in 2008 it was rea

live this morning, frank holland, wcvb, news 5. emily: the death toll after a shooting ram underage kansas could grow. a gunman took shots at people seemingly at random before opening fire on his co-workers he was identified as 38-year-old cedric ford. he doesn't appear to have terrorist ties. local officials say he was known to authorities and some things triggered ford but no motive has been released. >> civil rights leaders will push for a meeting today with u.s. attorney carmen ortiz as they fight for a federal investigation into allegations here at boston latin. there have also been calls for the headmaster to resign after students came she ignored allegations of racial incidents at the school. today she says she will stay on the job and work to improve the school. teta said no one is more likely to improve the environment than emily: thank you. boston police are searching for this man accused of robbing people with a kitchen knife. police say the man has gone after at least two people near the chinatown t stop in the middle o

once again the spotlight is on donald trump and his intensifying feud with ted newscenter 5' s frank holland is tracking the campaigns live in portsmouth. frank? frank: we are live at the ted cruz event. he just wrapped up a short time ago. right now, speaking to supporters. for the majority of the time here, he focused on policy and attacking the democrats. he said the democrats have a failed economic agenda. after one question, he turned his attention to donald trump. frank ted cruz bragging about : his win in the iowa caucuses this morning. the texas senator speaking to supporters in portsmouth and answering questions about donald trump, who is leading the polls in the republican primary. >> he said how stupid could the people of iowa be . frank: a whirlwind of gop events this morning. >> we' re having a great time in new hampshire. frank marco rubio holding a town : hall meeting at 8:00 in portsmouth. chris christie meeting with elks in keene at 9:00. >> i want to give you some things to think about before you make your decision . >> jeb bush also speaking to workers in loudon at 10:00.

the eyeopener's frank holland is tracking the new developments frank? frank: that officer was shot and killed while responding to a domestic violence call. more than 100 patrol cars lined the roads outside inova fairfax hospital early sunday morning to stand vigil and provide escort to the medical examiner for the body of a slain prince william county police officer. william county police say and killed saturday responding to a domestic violence call. two other officers were also shot and taken to the hospital. their conditions are not known. police say guindon had been sworn in as an officer on friday and was on first shift saturday when she was shot. prince william county commonwealth attorney paul ebert says he has authorized a capital murder charge, along with other counts, against the suspect, who is a military serviceman. he has not been identified. he's expected to be arraigned tomorrow. karen. karen: thank you, frank. right now a pepperell teen is under arrest, accused of stabbing a 19-year-old man multiple times. house party in dunstable. the v

the eyeopener's frank holland is here to tell us how it happened. frank? frank: doug, witnesses descibing the frightening moments just before this plane crashed at the plymouth airport. they say the pilot was the only person onboard this fixed-wing plane. he was practicing a training maneuver called touch-and-go when something went wrong. the plane landing top down on a grassy area just feet from the runway. women's hospital. witnesses say he appeared to have some type of head trauma. >> the wing hit the ground and then he nose dived. he cartwheeled a few times and then landed right on his back. frank: f.a.a. investigators spent several hours sifting through the wreck to try and figure out what caused the crash. the scene has been cleared. that plane is now being held at a hangar at the plymouth airport. this morning the investigation is still ongoing. doug? doug: another incident involving a small plane at a local airport. this one in chatham where a plane made a belly landing on the runway. the landing gear never deployed. the pilot and a passenger uninj