heather? new research finds that the sea levels are rising faster now than they have in nearly re-thousand years. nasa reports -- faster than they have in nearly 3000 years. nasa reports the ocean is currently rising at a rate more than doubled between 1900 and 2000. ed: and going into effect today, trying to keep the drug off the street, sentinel -- fen tanyl. it can be deadly at certain doses. heather: governors looking to boost drug monitoring programs, and it would limit the supply of president obama has expressed your health, 14 cases of the zika virus possibly being spread through sex, and all involved men easily traversed to the areas where it is spreading rapidly, and two of the cases involved women who were pregnant, and arming first responders in three communities with a drug that can make a difference in life and death situations. ed: it slows bleeding in trauma patients and is being used by emergency medical services in new bedford, fairhaven, and acu shnet, called "txa." it could

heather: wow. ed: that is not too bad. heather: that is the text right there. unbelievable. >> tens of millions of dollars. heather: he has not that anything. peyton manning, and the acquisition of doping. >> you will find it is clear. and clean. heather: let' s hope so. thank you. he has been called the sexiest man alive. many things and someone else. tt2watv#@5t! bt@qnf\ tt2watv#@5t! "a@q^j8 tt2watv#@5t! bm@qua4 tt4watv#@5t!" dztq 4e8 tt4watv#@5t!" entq dax tt4watv#@5t!" gzt& ]f tt4watv#@5t!" hnt& mhl tt4watv#@5t!" iztq '!4 tt4watv#@5t!" jntq 5qt heather: david beckham' s made same on the soccer field but his heart of gold is claiming you new fans. that fell and there were waiting for an and militants. what did he do? he came back with coffee and tea. ed: cool. >> the red sox posted the clinics as part of the community service project. more than 160 volunteers purchase and participated in the area. donations for the date of service. a look of the stories we are following all night when we come back. heather: remember, we want to know what your business is. se

i'm heather hegedus. >> blair: and i'm blair miller. we're seeing dangerously cold temperatures out there. and fox 25's storm tracker weather meteorologist jason brewer is in the weather center as the temperatures will fall later on as the day goes out. >> jason: it's going to get worse and worse and worse. i'm watching this arctic front, that's why we're going to see conditions deteriorating. we've had a little snow on the cape and islands. that's moved away. that arctic front could bring a brief passing snow showers. by far the big story will be the plunging temperatures. and the 20s. but not going up any higher through the day. in fact, you'll see breezy winds kicking in, 9, 10:00 in the morning. noontime temperature 1, by 3:00, feeling like negative 7. by 6:00, feeling like negative 13. and windy conditions gusting 30, miles an hour across the board. that continues into tonight with wind chill warnings up. i'll have more coming up. >> blair: freezing cold temperatures as warming centers are opening ar

heather: trump also losing the statement. "if and when the attic and is attacked by -- the vatican was attacked by isis, they can only hope and pray that donald trump was president, because this would not have happened." he offered prayers for the thousands of migrants dying on the way to the u.s. the controversy that is expected to keep ramping up. ed: jeb bush reacting to the pope' s comments. heather: here' say to reporters this afternoon in south carolina. jeb bush: i don' t question anyone' s christianity. that is a relationship you have at your creator. heather: bush goes on to say fencing where it' s appropriate. this is the focus of tonight' s we' re asking, should the pope weigh in on u.s. politics? let us know your opinion on facebook, twitter, and on the wcvb app. heather: south carolina governor nikki haley on the campaign trail for marco rubio. she officially endorsed him yesterday. today she spoke to voters in greenville. take a listen. gov. haley: it is a great day in south carolina. but it will be a great day

heather: sounds good. ed: still ahead on newscenter 5 at 4:30: he' s not even out of the womb yet and a baby boy is sweeping the internet. heather: the ultra sound gone one day a rider made a decision. r the decision to ride on and save money. r he decided to save money by switching t his motorcycle insurance to geico. tthere's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle, heather: some pretty great video out of south africa. a group of monkeys taking dip in one family' s swimming pool. one of them even does a cannonball. ed: look closely at this ultrasound it' s going viral because the baby punches himself in the face. it happened when mom and dad were at the doctor' s office for a checkup. the specialist told the couple this is the first time in 20 years she' like it. dad posted the video online and get it? viral hit. >> newscenter 5 at 5:00 is coming your way. >> bitter cold and brutal cold. how difficult conditions will be and how long the cold will last. >> the precautions you must

heather? heather: we will have you with -- have you covered with live team coverage tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. here on channel 5 and on our wcvb mobile app. >> six people including a child have been found dead. you are looking live in chicago right now, obviously, it is 4:30 in our time and 5:30 in chicago. heather: and authorities are calling in for an investigation as to a three-year-old roxbury toddler died. >> that' s right, jack has more. jack? jack: this is the death of a three-year-old who was rushed from an alpine street home on sunday night. he reportedly suffered traumatic injuries at his house. earlier today, homicide detectives continue to say that this is a death investigation. the child' s day care provider says the child was fine as late as friday. >> it is way past disappointment. it is sadness. given the circumstances involved, at this point in time, we need to figure out and they need to figure out what happened. heather, back to you. hampshire. heather: the two good democ

heather: thank you. bernie sanders has been calling his campaign a revolution. ed: newscenter 5' s reid lamberty is live in concord covering that campaign for us tonight. sanders in concord earlier today, shaking hands with voters. he is a senator from nearby vermont. sander hoping that lead in the polls becomes a reality tonight. a sizable leave him a lead he is built on and expanded ever since he is come from a close finish in iowa. reid lamberty, take it from here. >> i apologize for that. bernie sanders came into this primary with a very comfortable lead. he fully anticipates walking away with that primary victory. for his part we does sanders out early today and concord. greeting supporters, shaking hands. his strong support was not always the case. it was not just a few months back when he trailed clinton by more than 40 points. but his message has resonated with young voters. voters and undecided voters. they account for about 15% of new hampshire' s voters. expect a record turnout tonight for the

heather: feeling anxious? stressed out? a local therapist is one of many who is helping a new generation of clients. >> i really was not sure that the text a thing for therapy was the way to go. heather: but country via text and an app. steve: i have found so many people benefit from this that it has become another tool in my toolbelt. heather: roni frank launched talkspace with her husband in 2012, offering unlimited access to a licensed therapist for $25 a week. for replies, therapists create their own schedule, usually setting aside two or three hours each day. >> they are communicating with the same way they communicate with others in their lives. it makes sense to them. heather: the conversations are private, secure, and anonymous. frank says most clients are battling depression, anxiety, or relationship issues, and for many, it is the first time they >> it helps, and it helps users to get over the shame, to open up. heather: and for clients needing more care or even medication, they provide referrals. and he continues

i'm blair miller. >> heather: i'm heather hegedus. we're following a another fire, in natick, a two alarm fire, just confirmed by boston med flight that a victim is being air lifted. crews on the scene right now on east central street. calls out to learn more about what happened and we'll update you on both of these breaking >> blair: first let's look at what's happening outside. jason brewer is in the weather center and tracking changes. >> jason: absolutely. temperatures in the 40s in many locations and i'm tracking the very last of the light showers moving through. a look at the big picture, a little snow in the overnight as well. even that wrapped up and turned to rain. a little left over drizzle and cloudy skies. temperatures right now, low to mid 30s, hyannis over to bedford and even into boston. south and southwest wind, 25, to 30 miles an hour wind gust it is a bit breezy. but that breeze is warm coming out of the southwest generally speaking. drying up through 10:00 a.m. warming up near 50. should be able to get there with a

i'm blair miller. >> heather: i'm heather hegedus. some of those pictures came in to us by our viewers, we appreciate you sending those in. fox 25 jason brewer is in the weather center for us this morning. it was a busy day for you yesterday. but this morning, weather still a factor for you out there. ice still the big concern as the snow froze over overnight. >> jason: a lot of moisture on the roads, and slushy conditions gradually giving way to wet conditions, melt will be occurring today. but it was a cold and clear night. still seeing temperatures in the 20s in many locations. right now 24 in chelmsford. 33 in lexington. near the 30 degree in logan airport. but all still at freezing or below. so still going to take another hour or two before we start to see the roads improving. you see at 1:00 there in ipswich today. go out to worcester where temperatures are a little colder with that 12 inches of snow on the ground, it's going to be a chilly day out there. but bright skies high clouds moving in. i'll tell you when snow returns in

heather: good news indeed. a lot of questions right now after a body is discovered in a malden home. ed: newscenter 5' s nicole estaphan is live tonight with the latest in the investigation. >> i' m going to start out of the shot and let you take a look at where this woman' s body was found. it was found in this large apartment complex on broadway. police tell us they responded to cliffside comments around 9:00 p.m. for a well-being check. when they arrived they discovered that woman' s body. police are always -- are only saying this is a death investigation. they do not believe the cause of this woman' s death was random. they' re not releasing that woman' s identity at this time, but we are learning details to figure out what exactly was the cause. when we have that information, we will bring it to you. heather: new at 4:30, an arrest in a hit and run in lowell that sent a 15-year-old on a bicycle to the hospital. police believe that teen was struck intentionally by a pickup 21-year-old calvin sousa is facing

heather, back to you. heather: a close call for officers this morning when this utility pole comes tumbling down. we' re told detail officers were able to run after hearing it crack. ed: newscenter 5' s rhondella richardson is live in canton to begin our storm team coverage. rhondella: and run fast. there is a new poll here. that is the transformer. take a look. the power is out hours after the storm. this is a situation where you can still see the large pine tree that came down. power is still out because a total of three polls crashed down. luckily they saw it crackling. we asked, how close they call was this? >> basically they were right next to where we were standing. rhondella: and there' s a lot more to why these officers are extra lucky. that' s coming up at 6:00. back ed: more damage tonight. this is in walpole. a large tree falling on this house on west street early this morning. no one was hurt. heather: sky 5 over worcester where a sidewalk gave way this morning. a sewer main broke and we' re to

heather: the camera was -- anchor: that doug heather: i do too. i' m nervous about the weekend forecast. anchor: that' s a permanent condition. we have to deal with that. let' s show you what is going on. we are now under a wind chill watch. this goes into effect when the one to surge arrives and will be with us into sunday until 1:00. it is still going to be a very sunday. this is what we have been talking about. this incredible cold and a big piece is going to come down right for us for most of the upcoming weekend. we start to feel the intense combination of wind and cold. the first part of that, we go from the 20' s to the teens. we haven' t even had sunset yet. we have a bitterly cold night coming up. there is the shot. we have a 24 mile-per-hour wind. it feels like eight degrees. right now it feels like zero. temperatures are in the teens, north and west. there are the gusty wind. it will be windy. the wind will die down a little bit. look at these temperatures. single digits. t get real warm. s for high temperatures tomorrow. that is it. le

heather. heather: boy, that is something else.re is a massive natural gas leak that has now been temporarily capped, and the question we're asking, will a permanent solution finally be found? >>> and the on again/off again battle between donald trump and ted cruz, that thing is back on countries again, and it is getting ugly today. their latest attacks ahead of tomorrow's republican debate. on the floor! everybody down! nobody move! on the floor! hey, do something! oh, i'm not a security guard. i'm a security monitor. i only notify people if there's a robbery. there's a robbery! why monitor a problem if you don't fix it? that's why lifelock does more than free credit monitoring to protect you from identity theft. we not only use proprietary technology to detect and alert you to a range of identity threats, if you have a problem, we have a u.s. based team of specialists who'll work to fix it. we'll even spend up to a million dollars on lawyers and experts to set things right. considering how often you use public wi-fi, shop online,

ice you want to look for. >> heather: you don't want any cracks in the ice. >> jason: yeah. >> heather: realic this, 2 inches or less stay off. worth pointing even if the patch of ice you're standing on is more than 2 inches thick, that doesn't mean the entire lake or pond you are on is all that way. >> jason: absolutely right. there's little currents, coming, cutting in to the thickness of that ice, we do want to advise folks to take extra caution and take measurements if you're out there doing fishing. common sense. >> heather: we'll put these guidelines on our website later today. daniel to you. >> daniel: after the north shore, dozens are without power after a transformer is knock you had out of power this evening. live reporting straight ahead. new details coming out about a car crashing involving a former mayor. the medical issue that caused okay birth plan. top of the brown box. alright got it! lotion. woo. grey basket bottom right. you are so organized. and the selfie stick. yeah don' t give me that look... life is packing for an early delivery, and an ikea closet that' s alway

heather and daniel. >> heather: a lot to look out for. this morning, people in fiji are cleaning up as the strongest storm ever recorded in the southern atmosphere, a cyclone slamming that pacific nation with winds of more than 180 miles an hour saturday. that's the equivalent of a that storm brought heavy flooding, flattening trees and knocking out power across that nation. now forecasters are worried about land slides from those heavy rains. they're only reporting one death from the storm. >>> called to serve, a local woman bound for basic training, with only one thing holding her back, a car lease that her bank wouldn't let her out of. >> you're not helping someone that's in the military protecting you. >> heather: coming up, the action the bank is taking now after we started making calls. >> daniel: plus, remembering a tragedy that claimed the lives how f how much protein does your dog food have? 18%? 20? nutrient-dense purina one true instinct with real salmon and tuna has 30% protein. support your active dog's whole body health . >>

. >> heather: i know, march coming here, sneaking up on us, i'm heather hegedus. thanks for joining us, jason brewer has a look at the weekend forecast. a sunday warm up, i think i like it. >> jason: i think you're going to be okay with it. a lot of 50s creeping back in. in fact, most spots are above freezing. 32, 33 around worcester and those are the spots hovering right near that freezing mark. it's a chilly start but not as cold as yesterday. we're breezy throughout the day, the same breeze throughout the southwest that brings the mild air in. so lower 50s by 3:00. not too bad, increasing sun as well. kind of starting out dreary, so i think all is not lost on the sun forecast. we do have rain to talk about coming up on the workweek. and i'll have that news for you straight ahead. >> heather: we are learning new details about the investigation into a new hampshire woman's murder. >> daniel: denise roberts was killed august 30th, while taking a walk during a manchester neighborhood. now they're saying she was shot from a car in a drive by. >> heather: this news i

heather: those are some of the most fun dogs i've ever seen. anna: and they were really serious when we were there for the interview. what is being done to protect coworkers. heather: and he has moves like michael jackson, the king of pop, that he's only nine years old and lives right here in north carolina. his story is just ahead. but first, here is tisha. tisha: it has been a hectic week and the legislative building. who will be on the ballot? and she seems irreplaceable, but is she force outable? beyonce's hey, what are you doing? getting the coats. for a half hour? bob just got time warner cable. he's getting more. more what? most for free. look, he's dvr-ing like 6 shows at once. let's go. ah, this grass is so much greener than on our tv. why are your shoes off? because i'm on their bed. i don't want to be rude. discover how much more is included. are those meatballs still circulating? switch to time warner cable today and ask how you can get a heather: a familiar faces no longer at the north carolina zoo. terry, the oldest chimpanzee, pa

i'm blair miller. >> heather: i'm heather hegedus. fox 25 jason brewer is in the storm tracker weather center. and jason, experienced quite a blustery day yesterday. you are expecting a repeat of that today but the sun too. >> jason: yeah, at least plenty of sunshine. not going to be as windy. we had a lot of wind come through in the powerful storm. that storm made it off to east with calming things down just enough. we do have wind chills in the teens to start things out. the wake up temperature on the side of average. if you want to change things up, hang around because i am going to bring in milder air in here for today, seasonable, upper 30s and lower 40s but nice bright day all around. >> heather: we are following some breaking news for you this morning. two people are dead after a very serious car crash in lynn. this happened along the busy lynn way overnight. >> blair: the car hit a dunkin' donuts. and fox 25 stephanie coueignoux is live there this morning. crews now boarding up a hole on the side of the building. >> reporter:

heather? heather: looking forward to that, liz. thank you. and vote 2016 and the debate and the granite state. and you just saw it live right here on abc 11. as the republican candidates for president squared off three days from the new hampshire primary. it's a high stakes contest. will donald trump stay the frontrunner despite his upset loss in iowa? now will his chief rivals, ted posi manchester, new hampshire. heather: tragedy hanging a dark cloud over raleigh's krispy kreme challenge. race officials saying a 58-year-old runner died. here's the tributes on social media tonight. reporter: we are at the bell tower right now and remnants. race. there are tents. that are pitched all around me. as well as some bundles of balloons we found. this was the starting line for the krispy kreme challenge. the victim stepped off here. and then just went a short distance. on hillsborough street. like hundreds of other people this morning, the victim started off the day excited to conquer the challenge ahead of him. but organizers say one mile in, he ste

heather: look at her go. move. new tonight, treating major depression disorders. treatment. a team with live coverage from new we' choice. also, an officer who was hurt in the aftermath of the marathon bombing as he makes a future. ed: a brockton boy who fell through thin ice remembered by heather: in health tonight, doctors are issuing new treatment for major depressive orders. antidepressants are one of the most prescribed medications in this country. past statistics suggest more than one in 10 americans take them. now a new treatment comes from the american college of physicians. they suggest a specialized form of talk therapy may be just as good against the type of depression known as major depressive disorder. depression is a common disease. the national institute of mass -- mental health estimates nearly 7% of the population has experienced a major depressive episode in the last year. that makes this potentially debilitating disease one of the most common illnesses treated by physicians. the new guidelines ar

heather: there is also news in the race for president. republican front-runner donald trump picking up the endorsement of a former rival, new jersey governor chris christie. ed: newscenter 5' stephanos is here with reaction. >> this was a surprise. he did it during his speech and taxes. >> is rewriting the playbook of american politics by providing strong leadership not dependent on the status quo. the best person to beat hillary clinton in november on that stage last night is undoubtedly donald trump. >> that endorsement coming before super tuesday, when 11 states head to the polls. chris christie has been highly critical of trial during the campaign, but did cite their decade-long friendship, saying that he knows from personal experience that donald trump is the man he says who will give the word to the american people. heather: a new poll is finding the democrats in a tight race. hillary clinton as ahead of today, clinton concentrated on south carolina, where the democratic primary will be held tomorrow. latest polls give her a comfort

heather: and i' m heather unruh. trump is explaining why fell short last night. and how he plans to win in new hampshire next week. newscenter 5' s reid lamberty is live in milford new hampshire. reid: trump says he spent too little time and money there ahead of the caucus. new hampshire is the polar opposite where he is dumped many already and has a commanding lead. any hint of humiliation from a quickly assuaged by the endorsement of scott brown. >> washington needs, what i call, an agent of change. reid: the former bay state senator and moderate republican throwing his weight behind the business mogul a big boost for trump in a state where he already carries big lead. >> it' s a movement, we have a reid: pleased with the results in iowa trump energized the crowd of roughly 5000 addressing his core issues of supporting along mexico and strengthening >> wouldn' t you rather have trump as president if we' re attacked, oh we' ll beat the [beep] of them. reid: the rookie politician continued touting his self-funding campaign pointing out he spent less per vote in i

heather: thanks. the carolina panthers are next and sports we are taking you behind the scenes of their arrival. put many of you are saying on social media about cam newton's bold fashion choice. mark armstrong and joe mazur standing by live in san jose. we will check back in with them after the break. a reminder we want you on our breaking the scene. if you see something happening, send us pictures or video to the regis using the wd>> abc 11 eyewitness news sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers. reporter: mark armstrong live with you outside of levi stadium in santa clara, the site of super bowl 50. just sounds awesome to say. it sounds awesome for me to say. imagine how awesome it is to be one of the participants. the carolina panthers certainly excited to be here. before they could get here they had to say goodbye to all those adoring fans in charlotte. that was quite the scene earlier today as they boarded the bus is at bank of america stadium. all those hundreds of fans on hand with the k

heather: his campaign office opened in durham. we go there live on church street. >> the office is officially open. supporters are already going inside. even of this office -- comes one day after his loss in south carolina, people here say they are not letting that dampen there's errands. >> we get the volunteer operation going here. >> these slogans are placid on the walls of bernie sanders brand-new campaign office in durham. democratic presidential hopeful just lost a rival hillary clinton in the south carolina primary. sanders -- [indiscernible] >> we got decimated. the only positive thing for us is that we won the 29 years of age and younger vote. that was good. but we got killed. >> bernie sanders only defeated hillary clinton in new hampshire, with insert -- with her wins and other states. >> not a concern at all. we are here to win north carolina. and we believe that as long as we are able to talk to the voters in north carolina, we can win here. >> as the campaign trail heats up, he joins hillary clinton with a campaign o

heather: teamwork. newscenter 5' s jc monahan is live in hollis, new hampshire with the ted cruz campaign jc? j.c.: thank you. we are in hollis, new hampshire at the alpine grown a good hall. we have the media set up here. ted cruz is coming off of his win and i will, and wanting to keep the momentum going. earlier today he was at a diner in manchester. he has become more secular in his talk. he does not have evangelicals he is going for the libertarian at unenrolled vote, the ones policy had not dropped out. here second, third, or fourth. the barsky flying back and forth between trump and ted cruz. we will continue to follow this at his watch artie -- watch party. heather: thank you. republican marco rubio shaking hands with people in bedford, new hampshire today. he finished third in the iowa he is hoping to do big things in hampshire tonight. campaign for us tonight. >> as you know, the voting is continuing in the granite state, tiny communities just after midnight. heather: canadian border. -- inclu

heather? heather: breaking tonight, a husband trying to get his which have out. john? john: it is when it came on, that firefighters got the call that this house was engulfed. neighbors raced out of the homes as flames toring into the split lef rel. the man wo libs here ran to a neighbor for help. >> wrapping on the door. very loud. screaming. yelling. may wife inside. she is elderly. she is mobile. john: she emergeed from the clearly overcome by the smoke and the flames. >> she stood on her face. little bit. she seemed in good spirits. reshocked. john: shortly after power came back on, we were notified of a possible house fire here on tucker road. the flames eopted after power was restored after an outage here tonight. neighbors say it appears to have started in the garage. >> and he tried to turn the lyings back on, basically, sparks came out of the box. the electrical box of the garage door opener. it went up in flames ap dropped down the car. the car blew up. that made the fire even bigger. john: the flames spread quickly making it a difficult fire stop. people who

heather: i'm heather childers in for martha maccallum. president obama vows to nominate and justice saying it's his constitutional responsibility. >> does that mean you are going to filibuster anyone that president obama nominates? >> absolutely. this should be a decision for the people, george. we have an election. >> i think we should wait until after november. the president can nominate whoever he wants but the senate is not going to act. we are not moving forward on it, period. >> it's up to mitch mcconnell and everyone else to stop it. it's called delay, delay, delay. >> we'll have an election very soon and the people will understand what's at stake in that election. bill: epic battle. republicans showed their hands on saturday. senator mcconnell says they will not make a move. why does that matter? >> the republicans could have done this a different way. they could have said we look forward to working with the president on this issue and somehow the nomination never got confirmed. we have a huge constitutional conflict, an epic batt

heather: a facebook post has a local firefighter under investigation. reid: the post says a life-saving drug is a waste on addicts. a lot of people are upset. nicole: several people reached out about the facebook posts. the mayor and fire chief have launched an investigation. the posts in question were firefighter' personal facebook account. it called narcan "the worst drug ever created." the post suggests letting overdose victims die. some called the comments disgraceful and say the firefighter income -- in question should lose his job. we talked to one man who drove straight to the fire department after seeing the post. he lost his son to an overdose in may. >> i was not going there to start a fight or anything. i know most firemen are great people. that guy, i wanted to bring a picture of my son when he was in his uniform not that long ago. nicole: the firefighter in question was not there. he said, "our first responders take our jobs very seriously. we have a mission to protect and save lives. the post sends a different it is not confirmed whether t

heather: and protecting your heather: a big handy recall tonight after plastic was found in one of the products. chocolate maker mars , including milky way, snickers, celebrations, and mini mix. ed: a new studio in boston is dedicated to making exercise fun. for many, running, especially in the gym, is boring, but a brand-new all running studio in the north end is challenging that idea. erika: without actually moving, it can be fun when you are at mystride. >> we have had people describe it as a runners dream it. erika: replacing the bikes with opted to spin instead of run. >> it does not make any sense. >> we do a lot of intervals. erika: expect intervals and hills but also lots of encouragement. all set to a pretty pumping play list. >> we definitely use our music as far as wishing -- pushing us. >> some are like, i would never do that on my own. erika: the trick is, if it is fun, you may even do it again. it is for all levels, from people who just jog to delete runners, and they offer all sorts of classes. ed: and see, that is the thing. she did bring canolis. coming up next on news

heather: we will talk more about it, coming up. ed: two commitment to thousands of income of the debate last night was icy. now bernie sanders and hillary clinton are heading down the home stretch to the new hampshire primary. nationally, polls show the race is incredibly close. newscenter 5' s pam cross is live in manchester, new hampshire where sanders still has a reporter: a long day in -- ends here with a dinner going on behind me. the primary is in three days and sanders wants to hold on to the lead while clinton looks for a miracle. by the end of this rally, hillary clinton was practically dancing with new hampshire senator jeanne shaheen. new hampshire polls have bernie sanders still in front, but clinton is not conceding anything and neither were the women who shared this manchester stage. >> this is the moment. when people talk about a revolution, the revolution is electing the first woman president of the united states. reporter: she was appealing to young supporters. >> you may not support me now, but i am for you and i

heather: thank you. we will stay close to this story, and bring you any updates about the cyclist and charges tomorrow morning on eyewitness news. >> you have no idea what you're talking about. heather: that is the unc head basketball coach going off in front of reporters after kelly many of you clicking on this story on the mobile app. he blasted a cbs analyst over comments about his future with the tar heels, and possible retirement. thousands gathered to say goodbye to the leading conservative who was on the high court, justice antonin scalia. bells told for several minutes while a hearst carried his body. it pulled up to the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. longtime frien scalia read the homily and thanked everyone for their support. >> on behalf of my mother and here. your many words of consolation. even more, for they many prayers and masses you have offered at the death of her father, antonin scalia a. . heather: immediately following the mass, the family left to the b

heather: signs of unrest in india. demonstrators burning buses as they demand their caste gets more guaranteed jobs. a water crisis after mobs shut down a water supply system. 12 people have been killed since friday and 150 more hurt. joel: a brand-new look at the damage from a tropical cyclone that is responsible for the deaths of these 10 people. these pictures show how tropical cyclone winston wide-out communities in fiji on saturday. the country no longer under curfew but a state of emergency will stay in place for 30 days the damage. heather: by dramatic rescue of these surfers found clinging to their surfboards on saturday. strong currents pulled the group too far from shore. you can see coast guard swimmers pulling them into the bucket and then loading them into a helicopter. water temperatures only 51 degrees with a 49 degrees air temperature. despite that they do appear to be in good condition. joel: back at home it was april in february. but don't go pulling out shorts just yet. heather: i like this trend. st

heather: he made that announcement today. he called it the right thing to do for himself and the department. ed: we spoke to him about his decision. >> i had to think about what is best for myself, my family, and to step away now is best all around. >> he calls it a tough decision to leave the job he loves. , he lives in your constant pain. the night of april 19, 2013, as police tried to apprehend the marathon bomber. he nearly died. >> i think i look better than i did in 2013. i' m not a hundred percent. you need to be a hundred percent when you' re on the street, or working patrol. >> while he worked to get physically better, his infant son grew into a three-year-old, and his wife is expecting a second boy. >> family is never one. >> blood novation -- family is number one. >> blood donation saved my life. >> is known enforcement. >> adaptability, resilience, looking at your plan, reassessing, moving forward, and always being positive. >> a life lesson he knows from personal experience. ed: seeing him along the way, just to

he sits down with our heather unruh. heather: i know you touched a lot of people when you talked about experiencing depression. are you in a happy place? jerry: i think so. i feel good. obviously, it was a couple of very difficult years. i think you reach a point with the illness and stuff like that where you become comfortable with what you have, and then you learn how to deal with it. it was not a pleasant time by any means, but i am as happy as i possibly can be right now. heather: are you cancer free? jerry: i can' t say i' m cancer free. i still get checked every three months. i try my best to take it as, this is part of my life now, and this is the way it is going to be the rest of my life, so that' s what i try to do. i don' t look forward to every scan, but i look forward to the end result of every scan. it is always good news when you get a clean bill of health. heather: all right, let' s talk baseball. david price. how do you think he' s going to handle the fan base at fenway and the media in boston? jerry: i t

but again, they are watching the chances for that snow to the timing of it, heather? >> anchor: somebody late thinking about where we can see real results tomorrow? >> reporter: i spoke with both parties about this. the caucuses open at 7:00 tomorrow night. they have new technology and they expect some real-time results. they say they can see some will result around eight, 30, 10:00 local time, maybe 10:00 boston time. >> anchor: we will watch it and i that, and keep an eye on the weather.in iowa tonight, you can follow players report from iowa all the way through monday night. fox 25 is the place to turn through all week leading up to the new hampshire primary. we will have live reports from new hampshire every night, and we will be anchoring from our election studio in manchester. we will also be bringing you primary specials every night, 7:00, featuring fox 25, she will have expert analysis and that looking to primary night we will be with their properties at 5:00 p.m. straight through until 11:30. bringing you live reports, live reports from ended its as they happ

heather? heather: and don' t forget, you can take the latest stormteam 5 forecast with you, just download the free wcvb mobile app for iphone and android. ed: embattled state senator brian joyce says he will not run for reelection. the milton democrat is the target of an fbi and irs investigation, and he says he has done nothing wrong. heather: the searches on for a missing holbrook woman, who has not been seen. john atwater is live in holbrook, where he just talked john: we talked to her family, and as you can imagine, they are very, very worried. they last saw her yesterday afternoon around 3:00, and investigators are there at the home. >> these actions do not seem to go with your personality or the way things have gone on in her life. it would be inconsistent. john: judy sale s' disappearance is a mystery for her family, and they are desperate to find the mother. she was last seen yesterday afternoon, leaving her job as a pharmacist at walgreens in taunton. >> she called her husband to tell

heather: when she expects the

heather? heather: and we will have you covered with lime to coverage tomorrow morning on the eye-opener. cindy fitzgibbon and danielle vollmar will be tracking the snow and olessa stepanova will be watching traffic. it all starts at 4:30 a.m. here on channel 5 and the wcvb ed: commitment 2016 coverage now, marco rubio is live in salem, new hampshire and he is just beginning a town hall. made his return to new hampshire. trump along with rubio and ted the clock ticks down toward tuesday' s primary. where trump will be back on stage in about one hour. donald trump: we need to win. ted cruz: we need to repeal every word of obamacare. donald trump is very rattled right now. sera: ted cruz is hoping for a repeat of what happened in ohio -- iowa. ted cruz: you turned on the tv on sunday night and every pundit on every station said ted cruz you heard that over and over again. sera: trump lashed out at ted cruz yesterday, accusing him of stealing the iowa caucuses, but at his first big rally, donald t

heather: angelica alvarez is standing by. those two ladiesheather: panthers facebook crowded bars to cheer on the hometown team but it was not meant to be. elaina athans is live in uptown charlotte. we would be seeing tonight. reporter: not at all. i was in a party earlier that was about 300 yards outside of the bank of america stadium. is completely empty out. there are a few fans hanging out of the bar but mostly everyone is gone. the area cleared out. we saw a lot of people started the file out during the fourth quarter. getting ready to close up for the night, bringing on the monitors they had set up earlier. this area was packed earlier this evening. we can roll the video and you can see hundreds of people gathering in uptown to watch this game. yes, fans are disappointed and upset. one says listen, we had a pretty good season. a lot of people discounted the panthers the entire season and they made it to the super bowl. and that is a major a compliment. the super bowl, they want to win and be awarded the trophy. on tuesd

good evening, i'm heather. this is a video of the mangled bikes after a car ran into them. you see the highway patrol there, investigating. only on eyewitness news, alina has an exclusive interview with the driver responsible hitting them. alayna growth -- elena: highway patrol said the bicyclist have lights on and they were wearing reflective gear. the bicyclist can wear this on the back of their jacket to let drivers know they are there. the driver i was poking to was crying uncontrollably. the accident happened right behind me. the road, another car was coming and she could not move to decide. -- to the side. clicks -- >> [indiscernible] >> when we arrived we found the bicycles mangled. a tire popped off of one. highway patrol tells me three victims are in the trauma unit. two have head injuries. his daughter had this to say. clicks -- >> [indiscernible] >> williams is not facing charges right now. the highway patrol says they are actively investigating. the victims are in the hospital from what we understand, three men and one woman are the hospital right now. abc 11 ey

heather: sweet little girl. if you want to know more about the zika virus and where those areas are that are having the concerns, you can find it on our website -- wcvb.com. ed: you' ve very likely been outside. this is amazing. harvey: the first three days of this month are averaging 20 degrees above average. things are going to change. but so far just a 10th of an inch of rain in boston. over half anin inch in worcester. some of the heavy rain in orange movie into boston. not that much over southeastern mass. due to and shortly. let me show you radar. the heaviest bands, the brightest yellows from boston southie right on across to northwest rhode island. so, everything is moving from southwest to northeast. this is the heaviest corridor, but it' s headed for the cape. by 8:00 tonight, the heaviest rains will be down there. we have gotten a report or two of a rumble of thunder and lightning around. there can be in embedded thunderstorm with this very tropical air that' s invaded us heavier bands on the cake for

heather: thank you. without warning, coming up on eyewitness news, the problem after this deadly tornado in virginia. what did not happen in the minutes before the twister hit? the message from the naacp to voters in north carolina on this primary night. and after a beautiful sunny saturday we have some gorgeous weather on the way for sunday. liz: clear skies on a satellite and radar. the son of a civil rights attorney josh stein learned early about justice, equality and doing what's right. one of the "most effective" state senators, josh stein fought to make schools safer, cracked down on domestic violence, and stein took on scam artists who prey on seniors. stein: we need an attorney general with the independence to stand up to the special interests and who will always put the people of north carolina first. josh stein for attorney general. wannouncer: abc 11 is keeping you connected. find us on facebook, like our page, and click get notifications for the latest eyewitness news update. as is the tribut

heather: cannot wait. liz: sticky right now to show you the active weather days, luckily, not worrying about that for sunday, monday, or tuesday. it was like wednesday will be the first day we see signs of weather, rain will push through. you notice an area of low pressure approaching. for the time we get to the morning hours of wednesday, it will likely be off the mountains. by the afternoon we could see a few showers. friday a bull's-eye day for showers. will keep an eye on that for you. at the start of the week it will be nice around here. overnight tonight, not anticipating any major weather. clear night ahead, satellite and radar right now, not showing any weather over our state. over south carolina, georgia, virginia, pretty much the entire southeast is clear. you'll notice the clear stuff goes out towards kansas. to the north. , a few clouds for some areas of new england. other than that, called. -- calm. winds around for miles per hour. a lot of sunshine, temperatures are starting to fall. 40 in ra

heather: and we sunshine. thanks. joel: heather busy curating your headline. that means we are getting a jumpstart under work week. heather: a look at the stories we will be following with -- for you in the week ahead. we want you on our breaking news team. if you see something happening, send us pictures or video to eyewitness vo: know you have a dedicated advisor and team who understand where you come from. we didn't really have anything, you know. but, we made do. vo: know you can craft an investment plan as strong as your values. al, how you doing. hey, mr. hamilton. vo: know that together you can establish a meaningful legacy. with the guidance and support of your dedicated (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, answer the call already. heather: some stories making headlines. jury selection begins tomorrow and eight murder.

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heather: on opioid crisis now. a south shore acupuncturist is offering a different kind of assistance to drug addicts. a free program starts next month. the acupuncturist says the treatment gives a sense of calm and helps with drawl systems. it's free. the strom -- symptoms. it's free. the treatments do involve needles but only inserted in the outer ear. ed: the justice department with the judge's order to unlock the iphone that belongs to one of the san bernardino shooters. the f.b.i. wants the tech giant's help to access the shooter's phone which encrypted. the company so far has pushed back saying that that threatens every iphone user's privacy. and yesterday want an extension to respond to the order. donald trump is calling on his supporters to boycott apple. and he says he will only use his samsung phone until they do. might see a few flakes overnight but a big warmup son the way for the weekend. heather: how high the temps will go and the storm systems that harry is -- harvey is tracking nor next week. also a

heather: angelica, thank you. we are going back live to california were denver head coach gary kubiak is speaking to the note -- press. >> battling his way back to the football team. then he comes back at least this group at the end. i know it was very, very special for him to be a part of it. he knew he was on a good football team and going out to do his part the team had a chance to win the championship. i'm so proud of him to do it he did to make his way back in for what he meant to the group. >> [indiscernible] >> he bounced back and forth. we kind of play the hot hand. cj has been playing well in the playoffs. i don't know it is numbers were tonight but his was very tough. he had some ankle issues throughout the course of the year. late in the fourth quarter, screaming at me take given the ball. very proud of cj. >> [indiscernible] d take back the heart? >> now. >> [indiscernible] >>>> i did he have seen them, study them. is what you saw in film different from the game? >> nothing different. >> to we sometime

heather: he ended up arrested. well led to him threatening to blow up the building. >> a line of thought powerful downpours. when that will happen. ed: we know the red sox outfielder is good at baseball. but how about golf? >> you' re watching newscenter 5 at 6:00 p.m. heather: a saudi arabian man who allegedly threatened to blow up a brockton hospital and assaulted hospital employees pleads not guilty. brockton police say saud alonize was drunk when went to signature healthcare brockton hospital last saturday night for treatment of an injury. once there, he allegedly grabbed one hospital worker and tried to throw blood from his wound on others and then allegedly threatened to strap on a bomb he' s due back in court next month. ed: a shrewsbury firefighter in court today accused of children' s teenage baby sitter. according to police the , 15-year-old girl says that sean bohdiewicz groped her, made inappropriate comments, even crawled on top of her one night home. she shoved him off but he continued to touch her. h