randy: marathon bombing survivor adrienne haslet-davis is returning to the marathon as a competitor the professional dancer lost a leg in the attack. she says she has begun training for the april 18 marathon. haslet-davis will run to raise money for the limbs for life foundation, which helps provide prosthetics to amputees who cannot afford them. it is great. erika: so, cindy. a nice day. cindy: yeah. we were 51 yesterday. that is not going to happen today but we're still looking at above average temperatures. we got a little bit of snow here. over the weekend, for the at this point last year we had almost 13 inches. we're still trailing behind, which is average this time of year. last year at this time, we were on the second day of our blizard, the first in a series of four major snowstorms in 3 1/2 weeks. we had 24.6 inches of snow in boston. more than 30 inches in worcester. the greatest snowstorm of all time. we have mild temperatures now. average high, 36. we'll be in the 40's the next couple of days. and fall back into the 30's as we head into the weekend. tradeoffs this morning,

"adrianne haslet-davis" was a professional ballroom dancer before the bombings two years and danced a fox-trot. but *this year... she's determined to finish the race. all 26-point-2 miles! says she will run to raise money for a non-profit group that gives prosthetics to amputees. the 120-th boston marathon is april 18th. 3 america's wounded warriors will soon be profiled... in a comic book. an upcoming issue of the marvel comic book "venom: space knight" will feature a storyline, tied to the wounded warrior project. the hero of the comic lost the ability to walk, after fighting in iraq. and in this issue... he will actually get prosthetic legs and learn to use them. it will show the everyday struggles of a wounded veteran. 3 and speaking of survivors... have you seen *this video yet? a pro skier falls a *thousand feet down an alaskan mountain. it's been going viral this week... to promote ski safety. but it actually *happened about that experience. she says she hit a patch of ice, lost her balance and just wiped out. 3 amazingly, collinson walked away with only two sprained fingers an

haslet-davis will run to raise money for the limbs for life foundation. erika: police in new york make a special delivery. they stopped traffic to help a mother give birth. and it was a success. you can see one officer carrying the newborn to the ambulance they later tweeted a picture of little nicola wong. both she and mom are doing just fine. randy: u.s. customs agents arrest an airline passenger trying to smuggle live birds in his pants. the man was a passenger on a flight from cuba to florida. international airport earlier this month. customs agents say he was concealing six exotic birds in a fanny pack in his pants. erika: this story just put their to get us in story -- put there to get me in trouble. not one peep from me. kevin: downtown, wide-open into the o' neill tunnel. river roads and airports ok but tobin bridge is solid. troubles to the north on 495 northbound, earlier truck fire has the right lane blocked northbound. solid back to 119 in littleton. to the north on 93, a 45 minute ride down from wilmington toward the lower deck. 93 northbound

adrianne haslet-davis says she plans to run all 26-point-2 miles of the boston marathon this year. she's running to help raise money and awareness for "limbs for life." it's an oklahoma city-based organization that provides amputees with prosthetic limbs. the april 2013 attacks which killed three people and hurt more than 260 others. the 120-th running of the boston marathon is april 18-th. mountain valley humane announces low- cost spays for cats. how you can get your feline friend spayed for next to nothing.... is investigating reports of unusual activity on debit and credit cards. the company is encouraging customers to watch for unauthorized charges on any cards they may have used at the restaurants. wendy's says its launched an investigation with help from cyber security experts. the chain is also cooperating with police. toyota keeps its title of top- selling automaker. last year... the japanese company sold over ten million cars. the record sales happened despite toyota being involved in a airbags. volkswagen passed toyota in global sales last year... but that was before an

so i had to come out. >> reporter: so we're about a mile, mile and half away from union beach in haslet. around 6:00 the high tide is expected to come in. that's the biggest concern. union beach is under a voluntary evacuate order as well as seaside park, seaside you also have barnabet that's under a mandatory evacuation order. many of the homeowner are gone after super storm sandy. you have two events going on here, you have needing and these blizzard-like conditions. >> darla, really looks a whole lot different right now than it did a while ago. it looks like you're in a lull there now as the wind -- a little west wind and a little west snow blowing around. >> reporter: well, what happens is you have consistent snowfall and consistent wind but when you have a gust it kicks off the snow. sometimes it seems snowier but it's not necessarily the snowfall. i've been out here all day and it's going -- >> darla, thank you. we're going to get to mayor talking. >>> there's potential flooding and the efforts that have been put in place to make sure that we will not have flooding. very impressed

adrienne haslet will run the race on her prosthetics. the image shows her with the running gear and the the boston marathon shirt and will use the run to raise money for a organization that provides pros thetic to amputees. >> the bold move -- prosthetics. >>> the bold move by a high ongoing debate in a district. >> a melter on the move. how boston is helping dc deal with the snow. you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but so many families don't feel like their hard work pays off. that's not the way america is supposed to operate. i want to go to bat for them every single day. get incomes rising... get equal pay for women... cut the cost of health caret and child care so people canr actually get ahead. hillary clinton, she has what >>> welcome back a winning move from high school standout. he gives up his perfect record to make an oon the's dream come true. in 27 straight meets he has gone undefeated. >> that ended when he met andy howland last wee

adrienne ace haslet says she will run the 26.2 miles on the prosthetic. instagram shows her in running gear with the boston marathon shirt and she says she will use the money she raises for a organization that providesprosthesis for amputees. >> marathon has so many incredible images but that's going to be incredible. >>> breaking news on the zika virus. why the the threat may not be as bad as first thought and what you need to know if you are traveling. >> wrapping up another beautiful weather day across the area. but there's some snowfall in the forecast before the week is done. we will look at that coming up. >> and a teenage's impromptu piano performance goes viral. stick around for this. congress doesn't regulate wall street... wall street regulates congress. it's a rigged economy that sends most new wealth to the top 1%. and it's held in place by a corrupt political system where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is funded by over two and a half million small contributions. people who know you can't from wall street. i'm b

. >>> darla miles made friends with the 20,000 or so people that live in haslet. >> reporter: that's right. they're showing me lots of love . i saw two guys walk to a gas station right down the street because they had they were just -- they didn't feel like driving in this weather. they decided to walk to the gas station and walk back. they have done a good job of keeping up with the roads. it's been tireless work for these now drivers but they have been working to keep up with the snowfall and the wind that's been going all day. we shot some video of highway 36 in we've only see a few people come out, people who have to go to work or getting gasoline for their snow blowers, getting oil and supplies. there's two events we have the blizzard-like condition, the constant snowfall all day long. the snow drifts higher in some people's yard. at 6:00 it's high tide and that's what the oem and the sheriff is concerned about right now. >> we're monitoring the high tide. union beach is under a voluntary evacuation order gist for the high tide between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. we will continue to moni

adrienne haslet davis says she has started training for this april' s marathon. she was standing near the finish line 3 years ago when the bombs went off and then later danced across the finish line. this year she will run to raise money for the limbs for life foundation, which helps provide prosthetics to amputees who can' t afford them. sean: state lawmakers are considering a bill to set the $12 per hour. the proposal is still in committee right now. currently new hampshire goes by the federal wage standard. apple continues to flood the market with iphones and ipads. but the company is bracing for its first sales decline in 13 years. the company sold nearly 75 million iphones in the last 3 months of 2015 but experts predict revenue could fall at least 8.6% in the first quarter of this year. with ipad sales falling off iphones now account for nearly , two thirds of apple' s revenue. we are enjoying some above normal temperatures this week but a year ago we were dealing with some very different weather. this was the scene one year ago today when the first major o

adrienne haslet davis says she has started training for this april' s marathon. she was standing near the finish line 3 years ago when the bombs went off and then later danced across the finish line. this year, she will run to raise money for the limbs for life foundation which helps provide sean: state lawmakers are considering a bill to set the minimum wage in new hampshire at $12 per hour. the proposal is still in committee right now. currently new hampshire goes by , the federal wage standard. enjoying some above normal temperatures this week. a year ago, we were dealing with different weather. this was the scene when the first major snowstorm of 2015 slant the granite state. concord picked up 22 inches and parts of the state cut over 2 feet. many schools were closed for a couple days and a parade of storms was getting underway. different seem a year ago. perhaps we used up to years of snow. kevin: we happy thanksgiving snow and only 3 inches of snow in december. quiet in january and then shazam. sean: when is shazam? we are on shazam watch. we will let you k

that's adrianne haslet-davis, who was cheering for the runners when the second of two bombs exploded near the finish line of the 20-13 race. this april, she'll be running to raise money for the "limbs for life" prostheses to low-income amputees. . coming up... new information in the search for 3 inmates, who broke out of a california jail. ...who investigators are saying they think aided in their escape. rob vo plus... the peak of flu season is upon us...tips for keeping those germs from spreading, when a family member gets sick after shutting our sara celi is live of kyles station road and yankee road with the latest details. liberty township, oh fox19 - a water main break shut down the intersection of kyles station road and yankee road until further notice thursday, according to butler county dispatchers. the break was discovered about 5:30 a.m., she said. water crews have been called to the area. fox19 now is on the way and will have live updates from the scene throughout the morning. classes will resume as normal florida college, after being hit by an ef-1 tornado wednesday morni

adrianne haslet-davis is a professional ballroom dancer who lost a leg in the 2013 bombing. today, while reflecting on the past year, she posted a sketch dzhokhar tsarnaev' s trial. the instagram message read, quote, "my most proud moment of my life, staring down within striking distance, instead using words as my weapon." she also wrote, "thank you, all of you, for helping our community get through it." jean: four people, including two children, were injured in an atv crash in massachusetts last night. two atv' s collided in fitchburg a child. all four were taken to u-mass medical center for treatment of serious injuries. the crash is under investigation. josh: the bruins played in the winter classic and it caused travel delays for many people trying to take the commuter rail today. dozens of passengers were forced to get off the train in mansfield because it was full. mbta added an extra train from south station to gillette for the game. passengers who traveled all the way from canada and were stranded just three miles from the stadium were not happy. that' s it. there' s

as we take a look from the chp headquarters in oakland the rain haslet up for now, but keep in mind thelick. talk more about the rain this morning and the conditions out there. sean wilkin feld, good morning to you. we are talking about how busy it is out there. you had an interesting statistic to tell us. how many calls have you gone on? >> since midnight 7:30 this morning chp officers have responded to 144 collisions. that's quite a bit. that's before the morning commute started. >> reporter: what's a typical day? >> that's about double our typical calls for service. that's normal for rain day. >> reporter: what are you seeing? spin-outs? accidents? the whole -- everything about that? >> yeah, a lot of what we call solo vehicle spin outs. you are driving too fast, you lose traction, hydroplane, hit the center guide, you end up facing the wrong way. that causes a lot of traffic. that's a lot of the calls we are seeing this morning. we i know we talk about it in the media in terms of what you need to do to be prepared. you are seeing a lot more, you know, spin-outs, as we mentioned. min