jorge quiroga is live. jorge. jorge: the new hampshire primary is one week from tomorrow and more than one candidate is hoping to launch a comeback here. ignoring iowa, jerk bush at a town hall meeting more crowded. jorge quiroga is live. jeb bush: the polls are less relevant. the people of new hampshire are going to anxiety how this plays out. jorge: 35% of republican voters still on fence, people like cheryl and mark dennis. cheryl: i was happy to hear that he was working bipartisan. jorge: clearly at ease in this give and take format, bush with the establishment mantel. jeb bush: that's what i have learned from my dad and brother. jorge: covering a lot of ground from social security to a cyst pushing trust and experience. jeb bush: we're in dangerous times. you need a serious person with a steady hand. jorge: chris christie canvasing for votes. chris christie: i understand there are undecided voters in this state and this room. i hope there won't be by the time i'm done tonight. i'm happy to be back. jorge: tho

newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live in weymouth. jorge, that victim is badly hurt? jorge: he z appeared together limb paired. thomas seen here during a field sobriety test. the 51-year-old falls on his face. he couldn't even stand up. when they were giving him the field sobriety test. from one foot in front, he fell nose. once claim he was driving a gold-colored minivan swerved to the breakdown lane on route 53 before muing into a black pickup truck. >> mo, literally like a bomb going off. you know think it was explosive the noise and all the dogs started parking barking. >> katie smith watching shortly before 1:00 in the afternoon. the van then rng down a man walking on help sidewalk. >> , the kid was in obvious pain and bleeding and his face was cutup. >> that victim, 39 years old was rushed to south shore hospital. he also transported to the hospital where he was arrested and charged with driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol. the victim did not have a chance. >> driver was visibly drunk. he got thrown at least 50 feet. landed on his head, split his he

newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live in boston with the new drive to stop the abuse. jorge? jorge: outside of the building, a drive gerts caught using a handicapped placard being looing to someone else. >> you display your placard and there for the day. you don't pay. jorge: an momentee is cited for mest using to park for free. the evidence gathered by inspector general like shooting fish in a barrel. >> people over the years have used the placards, fraudulently, they have passed them down, relative to relative. >> abuse hard to break. robs into toll rasp for scofflaws. >> think what it says is that, so placards or placards passed down if they were family heirlooms. two years ago. team 5 investigates documenting cases of drivers illegally using plaque arsed of dead relatives. so we node think about what kind of society we are and we need enforce the laws that are on the books. >> denying disabled accessible parking and the city of boston nearly 2 mall year in lost parking revenue. >> for handicapped placard. there is no interview. there is no element of coming in jorge. is t

newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live on the scene in plymouth. jorge. fire officials now confirming, this is a fatal fire. active. as you can see behind us, cruise trying to put out any hot spots. according to plymouth fire oh tasting, cruise pulling up to the three-story house on the road alerted a person was trapped in side. it appears the fire started in the garage below the main structure. next door neighbor called 911. well, i heard some popping sounds and smelled some smoke. went to the dining room window and saw this garage side of the house was on fire. jorge. nolan says a couple in the 60's lived there. the wife out when the fire started. the blaze so intense, firefighters were forced to assume defensive posture hitting the flames from outside. plymouth for officials say one person was trapped in side. teresa nolan praying for the neighbors. >> meg was not here, i don't think. she was on, she have been with her daughter. i don't blow bob is. here. officials not confirming the name and the able of the person who passed way in the fire. the state

newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live on the scene in dudley. jorge. jorge: well, tonight, that school bus driver is still in custody. parents say, they are grateful that the kids on his bus are ok, meantime, ours late, he national grid crews are still here because there are push ny residents still in the dark. my daughter was droppedded off we were hanging out for a minute. we saw all the cruisers go through. jorge. the school bus with 11 midde am onboard. the driver knocking dune utility pole, live power lines draped over this bus. the people on the scene say the driver was back up amiesed the stop. >> she just said he seemed, you know, just to behaving good time today, joking around with everybody maybe a little b more than usual. jorge: 42-year-old driver was placed upper arrest after failing sobriety test. all the kids are ok. home. >> shocked. really shocked. i never exertedded it. fun. you know, hea been driving since the beginning of the school year this year. jorge: the accident knocking out lec interests toy some 200 homes in the area. the th

maria: from boston, all the way to amherst, let's start with jorge quiroga in roxbury,where that mother and child have been hit. jorge? jorge: that happened happened before 9:00. the resident crediting a neighbor for giving that child, that baby girl, a chance to make it. the mother and five year old baby girl were crossing roxbury when they were struck bay car. the neighbor ran out frantically giving the baby cpr, trying to keep her alive. if she was making it because she was little. she was very toon ny. i tried to do what i could do, that i knew what to do to try help her. jorge: mother and baby suffering serious injury. the driver, a man remained at the scene. police say he tried to help. >> the operator of the motor vehicle did stop. he made himself known the lis. at this time, the mother and the five-month-old girl at boston medical center and the baby is in serious condition. jorge. yesterday. her car totaled. tonight she heard the screeching tires in stick took over. coat. i tried chest compressions on her and tried to help her. >> our prayers to the mother and this the five-mon

right now, this school bus driver is out of jail after allegedly driving drunk and newscenter 5' s jorge quiroga with his defense tonight. jorge: bus driver says he was under the influence of cold medication. police here claim he was drinking. and drinking a lot. but not before he was forced to test that the gps device on his ankle was working. driven away. police claim poirier had been drinking when his school bus with 11 kids on board suddenly backed up and, knocked down a utility pole thursday. >> he denied he had any alcohol. he said that he had drunk nyquil and dayquil earlier during the day. >> i believe he had some difficulty coming out of the bus at the time. jorge: so unsteady poirier fell down the steps of the bus. then blowing a .157 on a breath test. that' s' nearly 4 times the legal limit for a driver with a bill frowein lives right at the accident scene. >> wow. that' s incredible that he can still drive. jorge: no one was injured. but power to homes in the area was knocked out until well after midnight. tracey donais' s daughter was on that bus. >> i am astonished. >> that' s a lo

newscenter 5' s jorge quiroga is live in west bridgewater tonight . jorge, no charges have been filed? construction crews have started to repair the extensive damage done to this house. the 73 you' re sleeping early in the rear first floor bedroom when the suv went flying into her house. her son who works for the town heard the call on the police scanners. >> she called me and i was halfway here. >> the living room wall crushed. >> is like the house blew up. that sugar right out of bed. >> the 25-year-old driver with the lengthy driving record ejected the vehicle. >> he was ejected to the driver came down on top of him. the man' the fire department using one of off the driver. a medical transport helicopter police believe speed and other factors that play. >> everybody is in a hurry to go nowhere. we have had two houses hit in two days. speed is not a factor in the other crash, but people are not paying attention to doing one thing at a time. jorge: the driver' s name has not been released, but faces serious charges. a few minutes later, and this could

newscenter 5' s jorge quiroga is live in roxbury, where firefighters and inspectional services, very busy responding to cold weather problems. jorge: boston inspectional services on overdrive since friday as the thermometer dipped well below zero. complaints started flooding in. here on denison street, tenants hit the boiling point after their pipes burst this morning. below zero outside, lisa jones says her apartment was almost like a freezer. >> i moved in here last february. it was cold when we move in. nothing has been done. jorge: inspectional services receiving over 70 calls for no heat and frozen pipes since friday. >> i found that the temperature in the unit was 59.9 in the living room. the bedroom was 57.7. jorge: housing inspector julia scott alone responding to 30 calls, more than double the normal. the house on dennisostreet typical, frozen and burst pipes in the basement, and numerous violations in the apartments upstairs, unrelated related to no heat. >> the vast majority of calls were dealt with by triage. the vast majority of landlords do work with us to get problems s

jorge quiroga is live in west bridgewater with new information. jorge: that record may be six pages long. construction crews were here all day repairing the front of this house. police say the suv was airborne when it smashed through the a person was still asleep in a rear bedroom, the impact nearly tossing her out of bed. the driver ended up and under the vehicle. firefighters had to use an airbag to lift the suv and set him free. >> she was in bed and scared to death. you have a car that flies 30 feet through the air and smashes through the front of your house, i imagine it makes quite a noise. bomb went off. speeding and other factors like distracted driving may have caused this crash. the driver faces some serious charges. ed: sky 5 over a deadly car crash on route-195 in somerset. according to police the driver , swerved to avoid debris in the right lane and the car rolled over. the driver was a 55-year-old man from fall river. lanes were closed on 195-westbound for several hours. shooting spree in kansas. ed: the gunman was served with restra

newscenter 5' s jorge quiroga is there live. jorge, some neighbors don' t like how this has been handled. jorge: residence here were certainly more upset when they were still in the dark about what happened here after finally 24 hours. receiving this letter from management, providing some answers. investigators back at the cliffisde commons apartments tonight. tenants unnerved by what is now >> it is definitely unusual -- kind of out of the ordinary to find out someone murdered in your apartment building but i feel pretty safe here. jorge and tonight residents in : this massive complex also receiving a notice from management stating in part, this appears to be an issue involving some of the individuals who lived in the apartment. >> shocking news for us, because we never expected that would happen here. it is a safe community for us. or hey boy -- jorge: monday night police responding for a well-check found a woman' s body in one of the units here, investigators not saying how or when she died, but confirming it wasn' t a random

newscenter 5' s jorge quiroga is here with the challenges she faces. jorge: both of them occurs tonight trying to turn a virtual tie in iowa, into a head wind in new hampshire. senator bernie sanders leading hillary clinton there by 20 points. at a packed auditorium in hampton, new hampshire, hillary clinton joined on stage by giffords and her husband retired austronaut mark kelly. >> i am awed by their courage and commitment to try what they to do what they can to help save lives. jorge: clinton aiming directly at bernie sander' perceived soft spot on gun control. >> please vote for me to send a message to the gun lobby. their days of intimidating america are drawing to a close applause. -- to a close. [applause] jorge: over in keene sanders, speaking to an enthusiastic crowd saying his razor thin loss in iowa is a virtual victory. >> we took on the most powerful political organization in this countery last night we came back from a 50 point deficit in the polls. jorge: sanders looking beyond the granite state. >> last night we began the political revo

jorge quiroga is live in arlingtonton with precautions you can take to protect your home. i want to know, jorge. jorge: that record setting freeze this weekend and it heated up business for area plumbers responding to thousands of calls for frozen pipes. with the thaw coming up, they're about to get even busier. in arlingtonton, charlie's phone started ringing the moment the temperatures started plummeting. >> somewhere in this building the pipes are frozen. we have to find the likely spot. jorge: freezing pipes leaving homeowners without water an heat. to walls more susceptible. how busy have been? >> nonstop since 6:00 in the morning. jorge: inspection services working overtime. lisa, a tenant, boiling mad. frozen pipes in the basement burst this morning. >> things we have complained about, nothing has been done. jorge: no water and little heat in her apartment. >> the bedroom was 57.7. jorge: the wild swing from minus zero sunday and into the 40's tuesday won't be maybing the matters any better. >> when the pipes freeze, they expand and split and you wouldn't know it unt

. >>> newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live at the harvard school of public health where a heated meeting just wrapped up. reporter: this was a very emotional public hearing for those trying to preserve the garden. boston's children's hospital says it is running out of space and needs a new tower to continue its mission, even if it means bulldozing the prouty garden. today's hearing, they are trying to preserve the garden -- those trying to preserve the garden called it sacred space. it's a space like no other on earth. it's where her daughter can see the sky and touch the grass, before passing away at the age of 12. >> many families have spread their ashes. children's is a part of my family. i want to protect them from doing this horrible, horrible mistake and taking away the garden. >> many parents and doctors sharing her view. and while the state is considering the hospital's expansion plan to build a new 11-story tower, it is the prouty garden that raised the most passion. defenders saying the garden's healing assets go away beyond the care. they say it makes room for more room space.

newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live outside the hospital. why is it in danger, jorge. jorge. lovers of the garden say that is like ripping out the hospital soul. parent and patients on both sides of this three messingal issue facing off at the final department of public health hearing. >> i want to protect them from doing a horrible, horrible mistake, take away the garden from future children at the >> there is times where my mom being young parent would have to wait hours and hours in the emergency room because there was no available bed for me. >> needing more am radios. children's hospital arguing it has to build a new $1 billion, 11-story tower. had nine open heart surgeries and a transplant at children's. >> one of things i like to pass on to her. life is about making choices. >> the daughter died at 1 2. the garden is sacred ground. >> we love children. concern is a part of my family. >> note the baby doctor is making impassioned plea. >> it is something that nobody else has. >> the hospital proposing three new green spaces including a rooftop garden. critics comparing

jorge quiroga is here with what the republican frontrunner was doing tonight. jorge? jorge f. well, on the republican side, the stakes even high forethose left heading south. the elbows getting a lot sharper. donald trump holding a rally tint south carolina. >> we did a good thing. new hampshire, with a great place. [cheering and applauding] what a great place! [cheering and applauding] and we won it big! jorge. in the disputed front unarer under's take. the closest rival, ted cruz releasing political ad. >> i got to come back. >> what did he do? >> he friends to be a republican. jorge. lins south carolina today, last night's surprise second-place winner. ohio governor john kasich running ah upbeat campaign but he is ready far fight. ok if so i will not be a pin cushion oar marshmallow. but i am also not going to spend my time trying to trash other people. jorge f. on the democratic side, after steam rolling hillary clinton by 22 points, bernie sanders in harlem, knocke. >> we love you. jorge: a warm welcome from al sharpton. saners reaching out for african-americanport. trail

jorge quiroga, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: next on wcvb newscenter 5: why the terrifying new revelation tonight about the flame ripped open in midair if. ed: the little cape cod girl living with the zika virus. meteorologist: timing raval of ed: that is a roof. that is a car on top of the roof. an out of control car landing on the roof of a home! california police are still trying to figure out exactly how it happened. it appears the lexus careened down a driveway, hit another car, and somehow got onto that roof. both the car and the roof of the house have a lot of damage. the driver of the car is hurt, but not seriously. ed: one passenger was killed in the jetliner. aviation experts believe damage was close baid bomb. the force of explosion at 11,000 feet truck the passenger out. other passengers onboard were not sure if they survived. >> the first thing you worry about is can we really make it? ed: the dangers of traveling to sew meal ya could in-der the investigation. investigators are saying they may be unwilling to go

. >>> newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live at the harvard school of public health where a heated meeting just wrapped up. reporter: this was a very emotional public hearing for those trying to preserve the garden. boston's children's hospital says it is running out of space and needs a new tower to continue its mission, even if it means bulldozing the prouty garden. today's hearing, they are trying to preserve the garden -- those trying to preserve the garden called it sacred space. it's a space like no other on earth. it's where her daughter can see the sky and touch the grass, before passing away at the age of 12. >> many families have spread their ashes. children's is a part of my family. i want to protect them from doing this horrible, horrible mistake and taking away the garden. >> many parents and doctors sharing her view.

no, jorge quiroga just tweeted a picture of him out on the slopes right now. danielle: it will be really cold later today. and those training for the marathon too. a lot of them moving their long runs indoors because it is dangerously cold this weekend. temperatures on the way down. in fact right now is probably the best time of day for you because once we get through the afternoon, those temperatures start to fall and the winds pick up. you will feel that wind out there today. that wind chill warning in effect beginning at 4:00 p.m. today until lunchtime tomorrow. wind chill advisories for the cape and the islands so not as level. we are talking about powerful winds and temperatures that are dropping through the day. we will see a mix of sun and clouds throughout the afternoon. could be one or two flurries out there or a light snow shower. did see some snow showers on the cape and the islands this morning and nantucket was the big ringer with an inch-and-a-half in terms of how much you picked up. that has now ceased. we're looking for just colder for tomorrow