hopkinton 4 inches of snow. you get the idea. the snow still coming down here. you can see that band right around the gloucester area now. another one crossing over 128. so from around the needham area down to westwood close inning on the boston area that's really the last gasp with this storm. you can see that's generally the back edge here as everything continues to pivot on off shore. that will be the trend over the next couple of hours. most of us walk away between 2-4 inches. some localized higher ales south of boston. it appears up toward cape ann as well. you can see here on future cast by 8:00 this morning, most of the steadier snow is off shore. can't rule out a passing snow shower through about 9:00 this morning. but thereafter we're getting into some sunshine. you can see this arctic front coming through this morning. much colder air off to our west. it's below zero back toward the even though we're in the 20's now, temperatures will hold steady throughout the day even as the sun comes out. notice those winds picking up. wind chills down in the teens

zoom in, start west of the city there's an accident there at main street in hopkinton, but the delays behind it, they are not doing as bad as they were before, no longer 11 miles per hour, not jammed, probably going to get the accident if they haven't cleared it just already and just shifting this way a little bit, wanted to show you north of the city, 12893 as moving south, you're doing fine in both of the stretches and also we are learning that mass state police, they have increased that speed limit on the pike again, might remember reduced to 40 miles per hour, a little bit earlier this morning because of the weather, back to the issue speed limit at this time. wanted to show you well, of cameras, this is the pike, this is traffic as moving through brighton and volume very light, moving along just fine at this time, and here is look at drive times right now on the pike take you 22 minutes and 93 from the brant split to the pike, 90 minutes route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls and that will take you 24 minutes. gene, back over to you. >> gene: overnight snow live in rockland where

pike wide anticipate through hopkinton and the weston tolls and through brighton. 13 minutes on the pike from the weston tolls to the ted williams tunnel. 17 minutes on route 9 from 495 to speen street. 22 minutes from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. sara and gene, back to you. >>> breaking news out of philadelphia right now, a police officer has been shot at point-blank range inside of his police car. the officer did fire back at the suspect hitting him multiple times. the suspect was arrested shortly after and taken to the hospital. the officer is expected to be okay. he has a broken arm and nerve damage. this morning philly's police chief said they believe the man was trying to kill the officer. the story is just breaking and we will continue to follow it all morning long. >>> developing in north andover >>> developing in north andover, a chemical appears to be closed after they come to terms with the he can implosion terms with the he can >> that explosion left four people with critical catherine parrotta is live at the plant this morning where investigators say the damage wa

even some snow flurries out there framingham, natick, back through hopkinton, towns just to the north and south of there, as well. look at this number. six. burlington, vermont, that's the arctic air that's going to be pressing in throughout the day. so temperatures really flatlining, fading off as we go through the afternoon and with the cold air passing over the relatively warm ocean waters, we expect ocean-effect snow showers and squalls to develop, especially across the cape and the islands. but a few of them may be as far back as cape ann and coastal plymouth county. keep an yes on that this afternoon into this evening. but most persist, some of these bans waving around down across the cape. they're narrow bands. you can go from one town with partial sunshine to a few miles over all of a sudden the snow squall, reduced visibility and slippery travel. that's sort of in and out down through the cape and as the wind direction changes ever so slightly from the north to the north-northeast, back to the north, some of these bans will wobble around down there. generally thinking one to

forecast and break down totals in a couple of minutes julie for live drive time traffic and 495 hopkinton and left lanes because of crash and medford into somerville. pike looking okay after you make it through the weston tolls and then as you approach the allston-brighton area and pretty consistent steady volume eastbound. here are live drive times, 34 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass ave, 31 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike, 45 minutes on 93 south 495 to the leverett connector. stone facade at boston public library is tagged with white spray paint. catherine parrotta is joining us and they notice damage and tweeting pictures of it. >> catherine: people outraged on twitter and this is boston public library, we know the building, this is the dartmouth street side and i want you to be crews here and seriously blasting graffiti on the wall here with the solution called tag nater and wall here and see it is on the base of the statues and if we can i would like to pan all the way down the line here and see all of that metallic graffiti that's extending all th

southward to hopkinton holliston in franklin sink deeper blues and purples there. that's what's coming down more steadily. no way to walpole and easton singh let us know on that leading edge of this. same thing in the south over to rain him freetown sing some of that now but that's for the mixing step to get involved. southward to dartmouth moving toward certainly fall river and westport credit coloring in here warren the warwick rhode island right around narragansett bay up in time to see that either i precipitation because it you have some sleet mexican this case doesn't seem like a sleet situation so heavier precipitation or heavier rain falling in there. ground reports to find out exactly what's happening that's how i analyze that radar. we'll see this move through this evening come to an end by i'll keep tracking the snow to the evening commute and keep you alerted as to where the worst of this has fallen. >> we are getting new information right now about the breaking news we told you about at the top of the hour american sailors held in our running at this ho

rapids grand jury indicted the owner and general manager of permeate refining in hopkinton. according to court documents, randy less and darrell smith allegedly withheld federal income, social security and medicare taxes from employees-- - but didn't pay those taxes to the i-r-s. prosecutors say both failed to pay more than 420-thousand dollars worth of taxes in 2009 and 20-11. developing right now, the university of iowa will be paying more than 200-thousand dollars to settle a gender discrimination lawst filed by a male track coach.mike scott, was already working as a volunteer assistant in the track program, when he applied for an open assistant coaching position. position.scott says he was warned by another coach that administrators wanted to hire a female coach.his attorney's uncovered email in which head coach layne anderson discussed rewriting the job's description to attract female candidates.under the agreement to admit to the discrimination. right now, u-i officials are using a special program to tackle social justice in iowa. iowa.the program called just living wi

he used 10 years ago today to kill his wife rachel and 9-month-old daughter lilian rose in their hopkinton home. >> a young family with everything to live for to be destroyed by one man's selfishness. >> police covered rachel and lily underneath a comforter on a bed during a second well-being check after family and friends grew concerned. but there was no sign -- no contact with the man until this call. wife and daughter. >> responded to the house. deceased. >> do you know that? >> i did. >> state police tracked him down flying from logan airport to his parent's house in england. where he spoke with trooper bob manning for two hours by phone. admitting he had seen his wife and daughter and knew they were dead, but didn't call 911. >> i didn't even cry yet. >> you haven't even cried? >> no. this as crime scene pictures were sewn in court. >> what he was portraying to the outside world wasn't what was going on. in fact, he was living a double life. >> that hidden life revealed by computer forensics, another key to secretary dan bennett who prosecuted the case. >> he was looking at different

life sentence for killing his wife rachel and their nine-month-old daughter lillian rose. couple' s hopkinton home a decade ago today. entwistle always denied his role in the crime fleeing to london where he was arrested and brought back to massachusetts to face trial. he' s not eligible for parole. the boston police department is hoping a multi-million dollar computer upgrade will make their the new $12 million records system replaces 40-year-old procedures that relied on paper forms and often led to data entry errors. >> are you ready to stump part from? -- for trump? i am here to support the next president of the united states, donald trump. erika: commitment 2016. former alaska governor sarah the tea party favorite and candidate will join trump on the s endorsement last night could mean a big boost from conservative voters for trump. it comes as polls get tighter for the front-runner in the battleground state. palin announced her support for trump' s stance on immigration and his call for a temporary ban on muslims coming into the u.s. she believes trump is only facing opposition because

the hopkinton-based data storage company has said it would cut jobs this year amid a massive takeover bid from dell. it' s unclear how many employees would be cut. emc is attempting to shed up to $850 million in annual operating the job cuts would take place in the first three months of this year. jc: commitment 2016, two of the top candidates for president are soon visiting massachusetts. on saturday, democrat bernie sanders is planning two rallys, one at umass-amherst and at north high school in worcester. on monday, republican donald trump will headline a rally at the tsongas center at the u mass-lowell. a less than ideal start to the new year for two fantasy sports websites. the new york attorney general wants fanduel and boston based draftkings to turn over profits made in the empire state to the gamblers who lost the money. that number is around 200 million dollars. the a.g. filed a lawsuit that would also require the sites to pay a hefty fine to the state. it' s the latest move in new york' s attempt to shut down the popular sites. phil: new at 5:00, a travel nightmare for some

a southwesterly breeze around 17 miles per hour boosting a lot of temps including eric in hopkinton. norwood made it to 52. boston, oh, so close. 49. beverly 50. right now norwood at 50. new bedford at 49. nashua 48. temps 10 to 12 degrees above normal. an orange square indicating a mild day. this was the january thaw doing its thing. the first part of the month was mild and all of december, that was blowtorch warmth. a year ago tonight we started the blitz. in the next four weeks we pick up 84 inches of snow. in between the monster snowstorms bitterly cold. only three days where the temps made it above 32 in the ten day stretch. not happening this year. normal high is 36. thursday 42. there might be a couple of sprinkles friday afternoon, nothing significant. and saturday, that's the you'll see we climb once again heading out of the 30s and into the 406789z technically it's a cold front generating the clouds and this cold front will move through. this is not an arctic front. there's no bitterly cold air. d.c. at 50. back in the green bay packers stays 20s and 30s. the coldest of the

reporter: bear pond road on the warner hopkinton line is a rough road, making it nearly impossible to travel on in a car without four wheel drive. >> the roades unmaintained, where the town does not come in whatsoever and take care of it. so it's very rocky, it's very hilly, very icy, snowy. and for her sedan to even get out there was amazing. reporter: no one knows where she may have been going. >> my regard go out to her family, i'd like to get in contact with them and give them my wishes and everything. let them know we were the ones that found her and she can rest in peace. reporter: police say it's a blessing someone found her, otherwise she may have been laying there for self more days. friday. her identity will be released kristen carosa, wmur news 9. tom: a man facing charges for assault against a police officer. police say they were called to hanover street yesterday for a man waving a box cutter at people. police say when they tried to search him he dropped the box cutter out of his sleeve into his hand and a struggle started. it took several officers to subdue him, who punc

lexington is almost 44 in hop hopkinton. and gloucester, cape anne, over five inches of snow. now it is the wind and the wind-cold combination. we already had gusts to 47 in worcester and 46 in providence and 46 on top of blue hill. we may not have seen strong winds yet. we have a wind -- rather we have a wind advisory that's in affect and will stay in affect for awhile down around the cape and the islands. it is all the way until 7:00 p.m. it starts at 5:00 p.m. for the rest of the region it is 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. potential to be strong or even stronger than we have been experiencing which is significant enough. nice sky conditions, but deceiving because the air is cold. a steady wind of 17 miles an hour. we are in the upper teens to mid20s, but enough wind to create a windchill of two in worcester. obviously very cold. you can see the cold air across the northeast. it is up to the great lakes and into southern canada. that's where our weather is coming from. that's why it is going to be very cold tonight and tomorrow. of course that turns on the great lakes snow

pike looks good through hopkinton. and not that many and not that many cars on the road. 9 minutes on route 3 florida 228 to the split. 12 minutes from 106 to 138. 13 minutes from 495 to 128. station storm tracker weather meteorologist shiri spear joining us. we have the rain moving out and cold temperatures moving in, right. >> that's right were cooler temperatures or cooling temperatures through the day today. do you realize at midnight still 50 degrees in boston in we are back in the 30s now. the trend on going. afternoon wind chills in the teens and 20s sos is going to feel really raw out here. and minor snow accumulation between late tomorrow afternoon and early on wednesday morning. most of it falling here on tuesday night. right now 39 degrees in boston. we are not anywhere near that for the rest of the day and we still have 15-mile-per-hour winds. so it does feel like it is freezing. feels like 31 degrees today. and wind chills will be something that i highlight a lot because it will remain breezy. down to 37 d

ohio governor john kasich wrapped up a day in new hampshire with a town hall meeting in hopkinton. he talked about the strength of >> i was on the radio this morning and people say all you t know i think this is where the ground game really matters and we have, games they' ve ever seen in this state. s agenda for tomorrow includes addressing the new hampshire house and a town hall meeting. s a primary tradition that dates back to 1972. the crowd gathered in saint anselm to listen to the heard. high-profile debate with low-profile candidates. real. lesser-known candidates gathered at the new hampshire institute of politics tuesday for their first-in-the-nation spotlight. >> this is the year that people are seriously looking at other candidates the non-professional , politician. adam but even with extra : attention on the outsiders this cycle, these guys are feeling left out. >> the president should be elected and not selected. there' s a very good chance that abraham lincoln, today, wouldn' t make the cut. adam there' s a reason some here : are considered fringe andy martin started

nothing to hold you back except it is freezing cold out there from hopkinton through the weston tolls into the alston weston tolls into the alston-brighton area. the roads are open and traffic is extremely light. live drive times. 10 minutes from route 3 to 228 to the braintree split. 12 minutes from 106 to 128 12 minutes from 106 to 128. 13 minutes on 95 north from 495 as you approach 128. check in with meteorologist shiri spear now. this morning commute is going to feel like a breeze compared to the weather that we will be dealing with this afternoon. >> shiri: because the problem is look is look what is moving in time for the evening commute. arizona you wake up, a little bit of sunshine. in come the clouds. at noontime expecting dry weather. between 4 and 7 that the snow is really going to fill in and we are going to really see roadway. check out boston at 24 degrees. as typical the city center a little warmer than the suburbs that are starting in the teens. 24 in boston. we will deal with increasing clouds during the morning hours. we are back into the 30s by about 10 a.m. 35 deg

undefeated hopkinton high hosted 7-1 conant the orioles of conant came out crashing the boards brandon ford goes up high for the putback and ford had the motor running early after the miss from 3 on on the wing. good play for the hawks conant as they lose control, and kevin mcgrath makes the steal, ahead to jacob rockwood for the layin 2nd time this week conant knocked off an undefeated team and they beat highly regarded taliban high school hockey this tuesday. afternoon exeter against central exeter ties it up grace allen with a shot that goes wide. this week' s hometown hero is a state wrestling champion from bedford, bobby heald is a senior heavyweight for the bulldogs. as a sophomore he won the division two title at 220 he wants to wrestle at west point. >> a try to use must be to my advantage. technique is really important. it' s something i' ve improved over the all season and carry into my senior year. it' s really an advantage to have really good technique in the sport. find your sweet spot today with dunkin's enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories

. -- hocking 10 -- hopkinton. donald trump' s. are made an appearance at -- daughter made an appearance at his event yesterday in new hampshire. his speeches are featuring more local references. >> we are bringing our jobs back. ultimately, that is going to be the most important thing. we are not going to be this erin: trump has also taken to name dropping tom brady in his speeches, which gets big shears -- cheers from the audience is. sean: pregnant women and mothers may have a new place to turn to help if they are addicted to drugs. a registered nurse and an ob/gyn came up with the idea. they claim to turn a farmhouse on haven hill into a treatment facility. they all have room and approval for eight women to move in by fall. >> we are going to have family meals, family meetings, we are going to have therapeutic care. >> who would not want to do something to help their baby? their brain has been taken over by chemicals and it is really difficult. sean: if they open today, hundreds of people will be put erin: a police chief in mas

are seeing slowdowns on interstate 89 through hawking 10 on the southbound side desktop content -- hopkinton on the southbound side. 93 is slow down to exit 7. the everett turnpike is also slowing down in nashua. do allow ample time for your from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. the state fire marshal is investigating a deadly fire in grafton. erin: the fire broke out at an historic church. one man was killed in the blaze, but they are not releasing his identity. ray brewer joins us live. ray: firefighters say they weren' t able to go inside the church until hours after arriving on the scene because of structural concerns. the old church built more than 200 years ago. around 11:00 a.m. on tuesday, firefighters were called to this old church for the report of a fire. flames severely damage to the church, which has stood since 1798. inside, fire marshals discovered the body of a man. release any details about the victim at this point. it is a male victim. sean: one man had been living at the church. the fire chief referred to him as the pastor. >> he wou

hopkinton based tech firm emc will be laying off employees as part of company restructuring. the boston business journal reports cuts come as company taken over by dell, 67 billion-dollar deal struck earlier this year. the number of jobs being cut has not been announced but the company reports the layoffs would be, quote, substantially complete by early 2016. emc has 9,700 employees in the state. so not all that strong. wind chill going to beun comfortable. 28 in boston right now and with wind gusting 30 miles per hour, wind chills stay at or below freezing most of the day. >> eric: weather we are having incredible footage. ice crashing through driver's windshield and this isn't the only similar incident. still ahead it is not the safety risk. why not clearing your roof could have you in trouble with the law. >> sara: another distractive danger that could land you in startling new statistics after trying brookside crunchy clusters, @carlybeyar tweeted: at this point, i should just be a brookside chocolate ambassador. well, i am sorry, carly... it' s something you earn. brooks

back toward hopkinton, natick, framingham. some steady snow has been dealt back to the blackstone valley. and locations south of the mass. pike. we have picked up a coating of snow at times through the morning hours. these are heavier squalls, trying to back in from the west. they will continue to do so near the coastline. in fact, expecting more snow showers and squalls down through the cape over to nantucket as we go through the later afternoon hours. tonight and tomorrow. so winter weather advisory is in place down there for the snow showers and squalls. temperatures dropping as we go through this afternoon. look at the lows tonight. back into the ingle digits and lower teens. here are the windchill factors going below zero tonight. now, this is cold air. but mainly dry air for a lot of us through tomorrow. late week, that could change for a busy storm track, more on that over with danielle. >> danielle: thanks, chris. now. out toward the pa sick set up. towards the gulf of alaska here. right now. it will continue to. calif

if you are commute on interstate 89, we are seeing some slow going in the hopkinton area and also at the bow junction. travel is slow going. 93 is a slow ride from north of concord down to the hooksett tolls at to salem. that's again the crews are out trying to keep up with the bands of snow. use caution and allow ample time. this report is brought to you by dunkin' donuts. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. we decided to put our expert out there. ray brewer is also keeping an eye on the roads this morning. erin: i think this is a first for the season. he joins us live along 93 in hooksett. have you seen any issues it is pretty good. it is just a very light snow that's falling hooksett. look here at roads. you can see that the plows have been doing a good job of keeping up. they are wet so you want to use some caution. they've been salting. go by in the short time that we've been here just north of the hooksett tolls. you can see the plows are out on 293 also in manchester and on 93 here in hooksett. an hour to an hour and a do their route. if the snow is falling at more t

. >> it has been 10 years since the murd of a mother and baby in hopkinton. neil entwistle shot his family then took off for his native london. he is now serving life without the possibility of control parole. prosecutors revealed he led a double life was in deep financial trouble at the time of the murders. >>> brigham & women's hospital honoring the memory of dr. michael davidson with this memorial tonight one year after he was shot to death. davidson was gunned down inside the shapiro cardiovascular center. the hospital said davidson was the embodiment of what it means to be a hero. >> natick police hope you recognize the man in this video. he dumped the car then stole a new one. victims video shows him garage. hop in the black car and then take off. car was recovered in lawrence the next day. investigators think the man enterprise. >>> new tonight police warning homeowners about a growing scam in whitman. police say they've been called by someone posing as a utility company asking for money to keep service going. fox 25's christine mcchargey is live and s

today his stops included a tour in henniker and concord, and another town hall in hopkinton at 5:30. ted cruz also continuing his swing through the dprlt. heather hamel joins us live with more. reporter: senator cruz is getting a taste of new hampshire during this visit, talking to venues. there's no shortage of people, barely enough room to breathe. but he seems to be right at home. >> without exaggeration, i talk about freedom 100 times every single day. reporter: what better place to visit than new hampshire's own freedom, shoulder to shoulder with voters cruz made his a warn the freedom village store. >> it is wonderful, this is the new hampshire way, can and it's what it's supposed to be all about. looking people in the eyes, answering their questions. reporter: and that he did. from freedom to wakefield, clearly comfortable in the small town setting. >> can i get you anything? anyone want some food? can i refill your coffee for you? [laughter] . reporter: after focusing much of his attention in iowa, cruz on a five-day bus tour, beef be up his ground game three weeks before the

over to the pike, wide open as you head from hopkinton area the weston tolls and the alston brighton tolls. nice and light through bright nice and light through brighton. 24 things 24 minutes from the pike from 495 to mass avenue. 8 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. and 19 minutes from 495 south to the eleven will have eleven back to you. >>> washington washington is expected to get hit very hard. a blizzard watch for at area. the city can see 2 to 3 feet of snow. the problems that the city dealt with during the commute from a small amount of snow, and what people are how to doing to prepare, plus what the snow is washington could mean for flights out of logan. it is straight ahead in the next half hour. >>> and track the storm along with our team of meteorologists that are using the fox25 storm tracker weather app. you can get custom forecast for your hometown. free to download in your apple and android destris. jason and julie will be tracking weather and traffic all morning long. >>> breaking news milton. a man is seriously hurt after an attack at a d

steadiest close to 495 back to franklin and up to hopkinton. perhaps a quick coating of snow out that way. keep in mind, there may be slick spots with temperatures below the freezing mark. otherwise the story will be the cold air. single digits across northern new england. that cold air pressing in later today into tonight. heavier snow squalls likely down across the cape and the islands. perhaps a few inches in some towns that >> and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al. thanks so much. coming up, the push to extradite the so-called affluenza teen from mexico. plus, we'll hear for the first time from the family of one of the victims he killed in a drunk driving crash. >> and then on a new rossen reports, the crash test you need to see before you take your pet on your next car ride, but, >>> just ahead, she has had a note. one little girl's attempt to get an extra week off for christmas break. >> i tried that. >>> and jennifer lopez opens up about her new show, [ sneezing ] the cold truth is, if a cold keeps you up at night... you can't

olessa: a talented man in hopkinton is going viral for his incredible voice. take a listen. olessa: david mullins, jr., posted this clip to his facebook page. he says he just got a new shipping container for storage, and naturally he just had to take advantage of the echo while it was still empty. his beautiful rendition has been heard more than 800,000 times. i too only sing in a closed container where nobody else can hear me. caught on camera, a snake swiped the thief tried to be sneaky and creative to get out of the store unnoticed. his bright idea? stuffing the stolen snake down his pants. emily: oh, my gosh. olessa: the store owner says the thief is really lucky it wasn't feeding day. emily: oh, my! olessa: what are you thinking? emily: what is the matter with you? olessa: there are so many things wrong with that story. randy: just imagining him walk out of the store. emily: very unusual. olessa: thank you, randy. sneapped what's going on? a major milestone in the recovery of an injured hockey player. the progress denna laing has classic. and a very good

pike moving along fine too from 495 in hopkinton through framingham, the newton area and into the alston-brighton area. only a handful of cars out there at this hour. 24 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass avenue. nine minutes from the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 19 minutes from 495 to the leverett connector. gene and sara, back to you. >>> new this morning, police are investigating a robbery at a store in everett. >> sarah: this happened around 1:00 in the morning at a tedeschi. fox25 spoke with people who were inside the store when it happened, jessica. >> reporter: around 4:30 we >> reporter: around 4:30 we spoke to workers inside this convenience store and they did confirm there was some sort of incident early this morning around 1:00 and police were called to the scene and they were out here for quite some time. this is a very busy convenience of evident. you know 99 is one of the main roads that goes through everett roads that goes through everett. a lot of people showing up this morning. initial reports indicate that this was an armed robbery. two men reportedly came

olessa is back with eyepoppers for this tuesday morning. hopkinton is going viral for his incredible voice. take a listen. olessa: david mullins, jr., posted this clip to his facebook page. he says he just got a new shipping container for storage, and naturally he just had to take advantage of the echo while it was still empty. his beautiful rendition has been heard more than 800,000 times. the acoustics as a shipping container is perfect. randy: we would have to close the door for us though. olessa: caught on camera, a snake swiped from an oregon pet store. the thief tried to be sneaky and creative to get out of the store unnoticed. also stupid. his bright idea? stuffing the stolen snake down his pants. the store owner says the thief is really lucky it wasn't feeding day. randy: what's going on in your pants? emily: anywhere elsement. randy: there are so many good jokes that we just can't do on a use your imagination. olessa: this is family programming. emily, save us, please. emily: all right. still ahead this morning, this is great news. a major milestone in the recovery of an inj

accident on route 30 and those delays stretching past route 9 in framingham, almost past to 495 in hopkinton. here is look at 95-hour on the pike 495 to mass ave, 37 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike and 50 minutes to the leverett connector connector. >>> chino hill. >> gene: believe it or not those people are not winners and powerball lottery ticket was sold. >> sara: they are so lucky. the winner in california will be sharing the one and a half billion dollar jackpot with winners in tennessee and florida here are numbers, 4, 8, 19, 27, 34 and powerball 10. don't trash your tickets just yet. there were two million dollar winners sold here, one in charleston and other in east bridgewater. fox25 catherine parrotta outside the trip seven -- 777 convenience store in charleston where you're talking with customers. >> catherine: some people pretty excited and think they may have the million dollar ticket, this is the 777 convenience store here in charleston, somebody put the lights on in there, not quite open for the day, and where one of the million dollar tickets ha

. >> julie: 495 northbound north of exit 21 in hopkinton. the left and middle lanes are closed right now because of the crash. accident on 128 southbound right before route 28 as you approach the cloverleaf. things starting to lighten up a little bit on the pike, that accident on the westbound lanes near the weston tolls has cleared. still steady heavy volume though eastbound through brighton which is typical for this time of the commute. here are live drive times, 25 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin, 54 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector and 41 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. meteorologist shiri spear joining us and she has been tracking a downward temperature trend for much of the day today. shiri? >> shiri: reason why we have cold fronts coming, kind of like a 1-2 punch and bring different things. first one coming through this morning bringing cape showers for the cape and islands, we got the light rain in place and second one will come through late this afternoon with som

west of 128, out toward hopkinton and back through worcester county, the storm is beginning to taper off. you can see the back edge working through worcester, heading for the coastline. give it another half an hour to an hour along eastern mass and much of the snow will be over and done. maybe a flurry or patchy light snowflake here or there, but i don't expect much after mid-morning. many towns 3 to 4 inches of snow with 4 to 5 widespread on the coast. gusting to 30 now in worcester. the temperature in worcester at 20 degrees. gussy windsnd numbers holding through the 20s in the afternoon, i expect wind-chill single digits. windy and cold with gust 30 to this afternoon. wind-chill factors below zero. teens. windy conditions continuing tonight and again tomorrow. we track this coastal storm by the time we get into saturday. still some questions whether the exact position of that low. is there will be a coastal storm, whether it brings us a big storm or not remains to be seen, but we'll certainly keep an eye on it as we head toward the end of the week into the weekend. cold week ahead

they're reporting one accident on i-89 in hopkinton. as you can see on our traffic maps, things are moving slowly right now. the department of transportation tells us there is freezing rain and all message boards are posted with freezing rain. there is a speed reduction of 45 miles per hour on i-89 from new london to lebanon and crews are out monitoring road conditions and treating them. morning. in another news, the days are numbered for the state's drug czar. jack wozmack was appointed a year ago to help battle the heroin crisis in new hampshire. he resigned, telling the he was criticized taking too long to reach out to police and not doing enough discussing the opioid crisis with interests. the governor says she plans to fill the position quickly. >> and the days dwindle to the primary. as the date approaches, the campaigns are heating up. and jean mack en en begins with jeb bush. >> you've shaped the election going forward and this is my 2 21st visit to new hampshire and i'm coming back. jean: jeb bush held a town hall in hollis. >>

if you are commute on interstate 89, we are seeing some slow going in the hopkinton area and also at the bow junction. travel is slow going. 93 is a slow ride from north of concord down to the hooksett tolls at

they're reporting one accident on i-89 in hopkinton. as you can see on our traffic maps, things are moving slowly right now. the department of transportation tells us there is freezing rain and all message boards are posted with freezing rain. there is a speed reduction of 45 miles per hour on i-89 from new london to lebanon and crews are out monitoring road conditions and treating them.