our juli mcdonald is live in hingham with the story. juli. extremely difficult. there were planes and helicopters overhead and boats out on the water, continuing to look for debris and for those 12 marines. the marine corps flag waves in the police department. as the community hopes for the praise of the safe return of one of their own. 11 others were conducting a routine training mission when am i you can see it real clear. -- >> you can see it real clear. juli: disability hampered the search. their efforts will likely continue for several more days. >> they are using all of their search -- all of their skill to search in these conditions. juli: friends that know and love chris are taken to social media. a surf camp where he worked at posted if anybody is coming out of this alive it is chris orlando, he is mentally and physically strong with the skills needed to survive anything. juli: we spoke to a friend at a local service shop who said everyone knows him here. focused, it is known to surfers as the seven mile miracle. julie mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. reid:

julie mcdonald in plymouth this morning. there is one happy person in that area. julie: not $500 million happy, but there is a $1 million winner out there somewhere, who matched five numbers. that is chump change compared to the number we got last night. no winner in the grand prize means that saturday' s prize will swell to a record that 675 million, more than any other jackpot in u.s. history. lottery history suggest letting the computer pick your numbers that, but a man who has won seven lotteries says always choose your own. >> every time you do, you are getting a different set of numbers. your odds are always going to be at their worst. julie: speaking of odds, hitting powerball is like the patriots winning six super bowl' s in a row. you also have a better chance of the elected president. when it comes to $675 it is not going to stop a lot of people from rolling that those -- from rolling the dice. julie mcdonald, wcvb. randy: financial turmoil overs these. stocks took a nosedive, plunging more than 7%, and that triggered an automatic shutdown of the market a

right now, our juli mcdonald is live in worcester with new information. juli. juli: it all started friday afternoon when police pulled over two women. they found deplorable conditions inside. $330 in cash, marijuana, and packaging materials. even more disturbing, the conditions where children were eating and sleeping inside this home. police say they found a mice infestation here. in animal feces be at they saw what they -- they sigh cap with a live mouse inside its mouth. one was 24 years old, the other 29 years old. we spoke with the mother of one of those women and the three children who are here at the time, removed from the home by the department of families. we got a look inside the home. we are going to be bringing you more information from her about this family here. julie mcdonald, newscenter 5. reid: regular service resuming on the mbta' s green line tonight after a minor derailment. service between reservoir and beaconsfield was affected, seven passengers were onboard at the time. nobody was injured. shuttle buses were brought in to transport them. n

but last night wasn' loss. s juli mcdonald here in the bay state is a few bucks richer. thursday for millions of people night' s $500 million powerball jackpot. though one massachusetts player >> oh, i think it' s a lucky store. juli: it may be just a drop in the bucket that was the $$500 million jackpot, but a lucky plymouth-area customer is $1 million richer today. he or she matched 5 numbers in wednesday night' s drawing after buying a ticket here at the express mart on court street. owner raj maskey told newscenter 5 he was beside himself when he found out. >> i can' t breathe still. i need something to drink. very excited. i' m very excited. i' m just wondering who won the tickets. juli: many regulars who played and didn' t win were back this morning to try their luck again. >> was pretty excited. hoping somebody from my work or somebody i know won. that' d be fun. juli: others though, kicking themselves, for missing out on a million, maybe even more. >> was going to play yesterday and i didn' t. i was a little bummed out. juli: the jackpot now continues to grow. saturday' s draw

julie mcdonald joins us in a snowy be dford. -- juli mcdonald she' s live in new bedford. juli: visibility was up to half a mile. between 3:30 and 4:30, winds picked up, the snow started to come down. a few inches of slushy snow on the ground. we did speak to mayor john mitchell just a little while ago. he says crews have been he got a firsthand look at what a mess it was down there wednesday and thursday. he was able to catch his flight back home right before all the flight cancellations began. when it comes to towns a new vamp or -- in new bedford , now the commission of public infrastructure has declared this a full no emergency throughout the city. when it comes to road prep and snow removal. >> about 120 vehicles, pretreating the roads with salt and magnesium chloride. >> just a drive in the downtown area at four in the afternoon today. his then things have picked up. lots of snow on the ground. looking more like a snow globe. for now julie mcdonald, newscenter 5. pam: thousands of drivers got stuck overnight. two tractor try it -- two tractor-trailers collided. a col

our juli mcdonald is live in fitchburg with the story. reporter: four people who were riding the two atv' s. if you take a look behind me you can get an idea how dark it was in this densely wooded neighborhood when the crash happened. who fears it could have been even worse had a car been driving too fast down this road last night. >> it' s a tragedy. you think people were trying to enjoy new year' s eve and just unfortunate. reporter: a nightmare on new year' s eve for families in fitchburg, two men and two young boys were badly hurt in an atv crash on ashburnham hill road. police believe the two vehicles collided with each other around 9:20. >> it was all right out in the middle of the road and it was really dark. juli: robyn forkey and her friend were driving on that road when they came upon someone bleeding. then when we got out we saw the atv, another atv, and then the little boy screaming down the hill for somebody to help him. juli: a 32-year-old and a 6-year-old had to be flown by medical helicopter to umass medical center. the ch

.: wcvb newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is live at the first night festivities in copley square. juli? juli: that is right. as the countdown gets lower, spirits here in town only get higher. the lights are bright. we spoke to many people here today who told wcvb newscenter 5, there is no where else they would rather be as they celebrate brand-new year. [cheering and applauding] >> 2016. juli: a few minutes to go until the clock strong midnight shallerring the new year. the party for 2016 started hours ago. >> the city has so much to offer. it is fun to feel the nern go i on new year's eve. juli: thousands crowded were a copely and the common to taken the favorite traditions with the ones they love. >> we like seeing the ice sculptures. it is amazing what they are able to do. >> it is if up to be around other people and to be with everyone together. juli. following the parade. the crowd moved to the common for the family firework withs at 7:00. >> my kids don't get to fireworks at mid might. they are too tired. at 7:00, i is great. juli: after looking back at the high and the lows, many

newscenter 5' s juli mcdonald is live in brockton with the details. juli: the director of crash happened this morning before school on the way there. she said two students were on board and were being picked up and driven to brockton high. another source says these were homeless students which is why they were being driven by a different town. it was a minor crash and nobody was hurt. when police responded to the crash, they arrested the driver for being under the influence. the school has a contract with the school and it was immediately terminated. we asked questions to the police and they are not releasing any more information about the crash. the driver' s name or whether he or she will face any additional charges. i' m julie mcdonnell, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: breaking news on wall street -- the dow ending the week down almost 400 points. plummet. at one point today, the dow fell more than 500 points. both, the dow and s&p 500 have and the nasdaq is off more than 10%. all red arrows today. >> at this point, there is no case. ed: only on 5, foxboroug

our juli mcdonald is live in dorchester with new information tonight. juli. reporter: boston police are asking for the public' s help as they piece together exactly what happened on this busy street in the moments before a man was hit and killed. they have not released the victim' s name, but if you saw something in this neighborhood, they want to hear from you. a heartbreaking accident in dorchester, right as the neighborhood began to dig out from the storm. boston police say a dump truck hit and killed a man in his 60' s at the intersection of dorchester avenue and harbor view street. a shovel could be seen just feet from the victim. >> it' s a tragic accident. it' much the sun had to play into it at the time. the sun was shining brightly down the street. the accident reconstruction team will determine speed all those other types of things. reporter: o' rourke said the driver was cooperative and no charges have been filed yet. neighbors were upset to hear what happened, but admitted they' ve dealt with similar conditions, behind the wheel and in the crosswa

the eyeopener' s juli mcdonald is live in plymouth. and juli there is one happy person in massachusetts this morning. juli: not 500 million dollars happy. there is a $1 million winner somewhere not far from here who buying a ticket here. s , chump change compared to the new number we got overnight. the grand prize will be a record-setting more than any $675 million. other jackpot in any other lottery game in u.s. history. now lottery history suggests numbers for that drawing is the best bet. but a man who' s won 7 lotteries says he always chooses his own. >> the reason why you do not want to buy quick picks is because every time you do, you' re getting a different set of numbers. your odds will always be at their worst. julie: speaking of odds hitting powerball is like the patriots winning six superbowls in a row. you also have a better chance of being elected president one in 10 million odds there. but when it comes to 675 million that won' t stop many people from rolling the dice. we' ll have those winning numbers saturday on newscent

julie mcdonald is live now at the second of president clinton's stops. reporter: it is the second of which is just letting out now is the former president's first public event for hillary's campaign. she has called bill her secret weapon and admits as president she would value his advice. supporters told newscenter 5 it only makes sense to see hillary's other half on the campaign trail. restoring sprues spare tee -- prosperity and rebuilding the middle class and giving kids their dreams back, former president bill clinton highlighted what this election is all about and why his wife is the best one for the job. >> i do not believe in my lifetime anybody has run for this job at a moment of greater importance who was better qualified. reporter: he pointed to hillary's accomplishments as experience will serve her standing against terrorism and making the right decisions about national security and immigration. >> we don't want to run away from the place we have been. america is the place that welcomes all people who are willing to treat other people treated.

our juli mcdonald is live. juli, was certain lay close call. juli: that is right, phil. that police officer still here recovering tonight, although, he is expected to be ok. wcvb newscenter 5 could see he was alert, sitting upright when he arrived here this morning at boston medical center according to the own resourcefulness and officers. >> i am 33 terrace. >> ok, sir. help is on the way. help is on the way. juli: a camp but urgent call. officers at the mattapan drug over the 27-year-old man who police knew was driving wut a license. >> got out of his vehicle, began to fire unpro voked at the officer. the officer quickly exchanged gunfire. juli: a suspected drug dealer accused shooting the 9 year veteran in the leg. commissioner evans praise the officers for safely tackling hedly, recovering the gun, simultaneously controlling the bleeding of the officer who had been shot. >> he tried to do his initially because it is habit then a fellow uniform officer who is nearby heard the call and he tide it off. juli: evan said the turn if i qith saved the officer's leg, if not t

our juli mcdonald is there. juli? jullely: 17 days to go until the first in the nation's primary. hillary clinton recently suffered a setback in the polls. wcvb newscenter 5 learned she earned a few newvotes in new hampshire. >> new hampshire has unique role. >> a call to action for voters friday. hillary clinton told the full house, the hears the need and concerns as americans and has solutions if they choose her for the white house. clinton said there is mo more important jobs than rising incomes and rebuilding the middle class. >> create more jobs, good be joes that cannot be exported. they have to be done here in the united states of america. >> clinton mended relationships and worked toward the common good and said she fines deals on muslims and terrorism offensive and dangerous. the world hears that. that makes our job of keeping us safe harder. >> we found voters who arrived cantate. >> she is going to walk into the presidency and know what to do. she is not going to have to learn things. >> clinton has a little more than two weeks to drive that messaging home. >> i would b

wcvb newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is live on the scene. juli? juli: fort flat, that truck scarynating for him. but still a big knows clean up over here as crews work to restore power in this neighborhood. a loud boom followed by darkness. roslindale neighbor had no idea what was going on friday evening when they suddenly lost power. >> i looked out the one did he and saw that the police cars going buy. then i heard the fire coming. that is when i come out to see ifle the nabbers were ok. >> when they came outside p. this is what they saw. a concrete from truck tangled in power lines. the driver was pulling away the job in the neighborhood when he heard the crack of a telephone pole to his left. >> the window was halfway down. the sparks flew in. i hit the bricks and ducked envelope everything is metal. i stayed where i am. juli: they arrived to turn off the power. wcvb newscenter 5 watched crews carefully treat the wires before they bee goon pull them away from the truck. another ever source truck eventually arrived with a new be while until the

live at logan airport, juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: there mass been another threat to city schools there. a spokesman says a bomb threat came in through e-mail. investigators found no evidence to substantiate. extra security will be in place at all calm bridge schools as a precaution. the city did the same thing following e-mail threats last month. ed: a brockton store clerk has something else up her sleeve. >> grab it? >> smack him with it. im the clerk grabbed the club and fought back. police are still looking for the guy, john? john: they sure are, ed. fear. she knew she had to fight back. >> he pointed a knife. he pointed a knife. >> that deadly weapon was inches away. maria elvis did not flinch. >> grab it. smack. >> her wooden club made contact. trouble. i don't want to get inarable. >> it was enough of a whack to scare him off. >> i love everybody. i love everybody. i love everybody. >> she has been running the market for eight years now. and has learned to always be prepared. pulling the knife. give me all the machine

live in waltham, julie mcdonald. heather: 8 -- reid: a dorchester man opens his door and comes face to face with a gunman. the suspect fired three shots before taking off just after noon today. the victim was hit in the stomach, arm and knee. the 30-year-old man was taken to boston medical center and is expected to survive. video will provide some leads. right now in iraq, the state department is trying to find 3 missing american contractors. there are reports that they have been kidnapped. the arab news channel al-arabiya claims the americans were taken by militias in baghdad. the u.s. embassy says it' s working with iraqi authorities to locate the missing. heather: the democratic presidential candidates debate for the final time before voters go to the polls in iowa and new hampshire. amid high stakes, some sharp responses. for hillary clinton and bernie sanders, this was a chance to define their differences on a national stage. our todd kazakiewich is here with the debate highlights. todd: there were 3 candidates

juli mcdonald broke the story and she is live in weymouth where the crash happened. juli? juli: they were afraid for their lives during the out-of-control drive to school this morning. a source did confirm to wcvb newscenter 5, these students are homeless which is why they were being driven from weymouth mouth i was before 7:00 this morning when a red suv carrying students slammed into another car, right here on route 18 in weymouth, a fright being end to a wild ride. 57-year-old of quincy was the taxi driver responsible for bringing the students to brockton high and the school. the young passenger told the police they repeatedly asked him to pull over as he swerved en stead before crashing. the e told police, he slipped on ice but when they asked if he had taken anything. he admitted he took several diazapam pills less than an hour before. when officers questioned drop my about the crash, he appeared disoriented and bewildered and closing his eyes and almost falling asleep standing up. they also observed he was increasingly unsteady on his feet ap they say he answered the

julie mcdonald is in plymouth this morning. there is one happy person. juli: that is right, not 500 million dollars happy, but there is a $1 million winner who matched five numbers after buying a ticket right here. that is chump change compared to the number that we learned overnight, no winner for that grand prize means that saturday' s drawing will swell to a record-breaking $675 million, more than any other jackpot in any other lottery game in u.s. history. the lottery suggests ticking year -- wedding the computer pick your own numbers is your best bet but one man says to buy your own. >> each time you do, you are getting a different set of numbers so your odds are always going to be at their worst. s talk about the odd, hitting powerball is like the patriots winning six super bowl' s. you have a better chance of being elected president. when it comes to $675 million, not going to stop a lot of people from rolling the dice. we will bring you those numbers on saturday on newscenter 5 at 11:00. randy: all eyes will be on wall street this morning after fi

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julie mcdonald live in new bedford with the latest on the conditions there. >> the new bedford regional airport has shut down until at least tomorrow morning. across the rest of new bedford, 100 20 plows working to clear the main roads and neighborhoods across the city. mayor john mitchell spoke with newscenter 5 right as the wind up. like i mentioned earlier, a ground. until 3:00, 4:00 -- until 3:30, 4:30. so far no major reports of issues. a lot of cities in massachusetts, they learned from their mistakes last winter. they rolled out some new equipment this year and we are looking for to the first real test today. >> some better technology, some scanners on the vehicle to roadway. salt that gets put down. >> the mayor was down for the mayor' s conference. he got a firsthand look at what a nightmare of gridlock, cars just being abandoned on the road. fortunately he did make it back in anticipation of this storm before all the cancellations keeping an eye on conditions in new bedford. >> a very serious toll on coastal new jersey, flooding areas like atlantic city, some of the worst floo

right now, our julie mcdonald is life in worcester where she spoke to family members. juli: police got a disturbing call tonight. a grandmother that we spoke to tonight said she doesn' t have the best relationship with her daughter and usually picks up and drops off her grandchildren out front when she sees them. >> anyone out there who has children knows my pain right now. juli: a home infested with mice, animal feces, garbage, open food, even a cat beneath the sink with a live mouse in its mouth. that is what worcester police say they found in this home when they arrested two women on drug charges. gladys santana said she was uncontrollable and she sifted through the house of squalor where her young grandchildren lived before they were removed. police executed a search warrant s daughter. here' s what they found, 99 oxycodone pills, $3400 in cash, marijuana, and hundreds of cut corner baggies. they were also in possession of cocaine. neighbors told newscenter 5 that they just can' t believe no one on the first or second floors of pam: an following breaking news in bro

newscenter 5' s juli mcdonald is live at boston medical center, where he' s hospitalized tonight. juli: as we' ve seen and the video of the officer arriving to boston medical center, he looks to be in fairly good condition. he is sitting upright and talking to those around him. commissioner evans says he is extremely great role to fellow officers -- grateful to fellow officers who were able to control his bleeding quickly. boston police and city leaders praising the brave and quick response of its officers today, not just getting a known suspect and gone off the street -- commissioner evans: they were able to tackle the suspect and confiscate the automatic handgun and bring him into custody juli: but also for their simultaneous response and controlling the injuries of the officer who had been shot. commissioner evans: our officers are equipped with tourniquets. juli: he was bleeding significantly and a tourniquet like this one may have saved his leg, if not his life. they have only been carrying them for three to six months. it was a decision made following the boston marathon bomb

lines trapping a all that electric current making it too dangerous for him to get newscenter 5's juli mcdonald with the rescue caught on camera. juli: a loud boom followed by darkness. roslindale neighbors had no idea what was going on friday evening when they suddenly lost power. window and saw the police cars going by. then i heard the fire engines coming. that's when i came out to see if juli: when they came outside, this is what they saw. a concrete truck tangled in power lines. driver joe smith said he was pulling away from a job in this robken/hazelmere neighborhood when he heard the crack of a telephone pole to his left. driver: the window was halfway down. the sparks flew in. i hit the brakes and ducked. everything in this truck is i just stayed exactly where i am. eversource arrived to turn off the power. newscenter 5 watched crews carefully treat the wires before they began to pull them away from the truck. another eversource truck eventually arrived with a new pole, but neighbors knew it would be a while until their lights came back on. neighbor: one of the officers said it would be

reporter: we found a recent case in which mcdonald must trash and assault and battery with a fight with two other men and we also found a case from last summer when julie need was charged with assault and battery for reflection got into for an attack on her husband martin mcdonald. the case was dismissed. heather: we are expecting some rain and some snow tomorrow. chief meteorologist harvey leonard is here now with the track and the timing. know, it is a storm that is forming off the southeast coast. massachusetts and we can tomorrow morning there could be a little next precipitation on the cape also notice around coastal new hampshire coast of maine possibly working down 30 eastern massachusetts, possible it is possible some areas could wind up with a coating to 1-2 more coming up in a little while. ed: two men found bleeding on a brookline street are now charged with a brutal home invasion. 18-year-old khari wilcox was arraigned his hospital bed and held on 750,000 bail. co defendant antonio brown junior of boston is not yet well enough to face a judge. both charged in an attack and attempted robbery at 198 st paul street yesterday which left a resid

newscenter 5's juli mcdonald with what happened next, juli: it was just before 7:00 when a red s.u.v. carrying students slammed into another car right here on route 18 in weymouth. a frightening end to a wild 53-year-old william drummy of quincy was the taxi driver responsible for bringing the students to brockton high and the goddard school. the young passengers told police they repeatedly asked him to pull over as he swerved and sped before crashing. drummy told police he slipped on ice; but when they asked him if he had taken anything, he admitted he took several diazepam pills less than an hour before. according to the weymouth police report, when officers questioned drummy about the crash, he appeared disoriented and bewildered and was closing his eyes and almost falling asleep standing up. they also observed he was increasingly unsteady on his feet. they say he answered their questions nonsensically and vaguely. one of the students told police that drummy had been drinking fire ball cinnamon whiskey as he drove, and in a search of his car police did find a half empty bottle. we

one of the victims had to have his leg amputated. s juli mcdonald is live in fitchburg. juli: i just got off the phone with the police department. less they heard, the youngest victim in this atv crash was in stable condition. everyone is alive but they' still recovering from serious injuries. s a tragedy. enjoy new year' s eve and just unfortunate. reporter: a tragic end to the year for families in fitchburg -- two men and two young boys were badly hurt in an atv crash on ashburnham hill road. night. neighbors in the densely wooded area could see emergency lights flashing through the trees. >> they were all parked right here. they stayed here til midnight. we knew it was something bad. juli: a 32-year-old and a 6-year-old had to be flown by medical helicopter to umass medical center. the child was in respiratory arrest, the man had suffered a serious leg injury. >> one of the patients had his left leg amputated. taken to the hospital by ambulance. deputy fire chief dateo told newscenter 5 when it comes to atv' s, riders unfortunately don' t have to be driving fast for so

jc: of course that' no one one last night' s jackpot but newscenter 5' s juli mcdonald , explains not everyone was a loser, especially one lucky ticket holder in plymouth. juli: today was just another thursday for millions to try their luck in the powerball jackpot. no one snagged the grand prize. >> i think it is lucky. juli: a lucky plymouth area customer is 100 dollars richer. the owner told newscenter 5 he was beside himself when he found out. m very excited. played and did not win were back this morning to try their luck again. at work or someone i know one. juli: others kicking themselves for missing out on $1 million, maybe more. >> i was going to play and i didn' t. i was a little bummed out i didn' t. juli: saturday' s drawing will be for at least 700 million dollars, the most in any u.s. lottery game ever. families are dreaming what if. >> you think what will you do with all of that money. there' s a million things you can do with millions of dollars. you never know. juli: the grand prize is bigger, small. and 292 million. but somebody has got to win. wcvb newscenter 5. phil

in new hampshire taking and tonight he' s firing back hours before a visit to massachusetts. s juli mcdonald is live at umass lowell. juli: thousands of people, both be here for a campaign rally for donald trump. it is a big day for the hillary with some backup. there' s still a month to go until the iowa caucus kicks off the primaries, and donald trump he' s pushed his gop rivals to the side, now unleashing on the former secretary of state. >> hillary clinton created isis with obama. juli: as for his own appearance in a recruiting video for the terror group al shabaab, video donald trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. juli: the republican frontrunner is brushing it off, but clinton' s response is clear. >> you hear all of this rhetoric attacking muslims americans it' s not only shameful and offensive, it is counter productive and dangerous. juli: and hours before trump' s rally in lowell, hillary clinton will unveil a not-so-secret weapon of her own, her husband. former president bill clinton will hit the campaign trail in new hampshire t

julie mcdonald is live in plainville. julie: plainville police tell me they have had some wedding ring' s and other personal items and evidence for years that were never claim. now they were hoping with help from social media, they will be led to a woman who probably really missing the sentimental symbol from one of the most important days of her life. >> this is important to somebody. somebody' s wedding ring. julie: the police department is hoping to start the new year with a special reunion or looking for the owner of this 14 karat gold wedding band turned into the department days ago. a woman shopping at the t.j. maxx entente street 0 -- on taunton street. there are a few clues about the couple who exchange this ring. engraved are the initials a.j. to d.b. november 27, 1974. >> they put it on facebook yesterday. there were a few telephone calls but nothing. >> losing a wedding ring is julie: they are hoping this ring belongs to someone local. a woman who lives within p lainsville. but did acknowledge that there were -

hello there, i'm julie mcdonald. this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up, the mexican drug lord el chapo escaped from a supposedly high security prison in july is recaptured. >>> cologne chief of police relieved of his duties after attacks against women on new year's eve. a warm welcome to the program. the u.n. said at least 400,000 syrians are living under siege, completely cut off with no access to food or to medicine. it said that both the government and opposition are stopping supplies. the u.n. said that the islamic state in iraq and the levant h has--4 million syrians have been registered in egypt, iraq, jordan, lebanon and turkey. many refugees camps are seen snow in this last week. well, those who have left to seek safety in europe are now struggling, of course, with freezing temperatures. medics say they've seen a spike in illnesses amongst refugees in the balkans. in lebanon here is caroline malone. >> a protest on the border between syria and lebanon less than 10 kilometers away, there are syrians and lebanese marching in solidarit

the eye's juli mcdonald has more for those kids. everybody was calling the fire calling the police. you know, he was still under. all the commotion. he's still under. juli: brockton neighbors describe the terrifying moments waiting for the second of two little boys to be pulled from an icy pond behind a school at plymouth and crescent streets. they said it all started as a dare while the young group was playing football nearby. >> one of them went on top of the ice and then the other one said, "if you go, i'll go." and then the nine-year-old fell in first and then the 12-year-old fell in. that's when my brother and my cousin went to go look for help. juli: one of the kids ran into traffic to stop an oncoming car for help. our partners at "the brockton enterprise" shared this photo with newscenter 5. the woman called 911. the man jumped into the icy water after the kids. >> the first individual who was like nine came out. he was fine. you know what i mean? a little bit shaken and blue in a little bit of water coming out of his mouth and it was fine. juli: the neighbors said it wasn't

in brockton juli mcdonald, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: boston firefighters want to know what caused a three alarm fire in jamaica plain. the flames broke out at an apartment complex for the elderly on centre street. everyone inside was ordered to evacuate the four-story building. several streets in the area were also closed. one resident was taken to the hospital for evaluation. more than a dozen people have doug: new this morning. an injured boston police officer is determined to get back to work. that's according to "the herald." it's reporting officer kurt stokinger is feeling better after being shot in the leg on friday in dorchester. the suspect, grant headley, will face charges tomorrow. police say he is a suspected drug dealer and was driving without a license when he was pulled over. that's when they say he got out and fired at stokinger. antoinette: the suspect in the ambush of a philadelphia police officer is now charged with attempted murder. edward archer is also charged with aggravated assault and is being held wi

juli mcdonald is there live. reporter: brockton students told weymouth police that they were begging their driver to pull over as he swerved through streets on their way to school. he finally hit another car, just before 7:00 this morning. a source told newscenter 5 that 53-year-old william drummy was transporting homeless students from weymouth to brockton high. that's when he crashed. when police responded, they described him as disoriented and unsteady on his fit. the police report taits that when officer -- states that when officers asked drummy if he'd taken anything, he responded that he'd taken several diazepam pills. he was almost falling asleep while standing up. officers also found a half empty bottle of whiskey in the van and drummy was arrested and he faces eight charges, including drugs, open container and children. the director of communications for brockton schools told newscenter 5 that they have a contract with this transportation company was immediately terminated. students on board were hurt. >

julie mcdonald talked to the fans who got inked and has no regrets. >> not at all, no. reporter: burke o'connell has a lot of tattoo, but he may have jumped the tattoo gun with the latest ink. there was a heartbreaking loss to denver and the pressure was on. >> i just had a bad feeling in the beginning when we started losing. that's when i was like oh -- i was like this better work out. i closed the tab and it was time to go home. reporter: he has worked on a lot of the players. >> the first patriot who contacted me his name is brandon dedrick and then hightower. reporter: even though he is a dolphins fan he supports his friends who play for new england. this weekend's art work looks like a sure thing. top. keeping long pants on until he returns home to neutral ground in l.a., but always has love for new england in his heart and his left leg. >> they are champs. we have four rings. we are the best regardless if we win or lose. heather:didn't get that fifth ring sadly, not yet anyway. it didn't happen on the 50th. he has a great attitude. ed: and he has a lot of tattoo,

julie mcdonald joining us in this investigation. us this evening they are still actively investigating this morning' s deadly crash. still not releasing the name of that man and his 60' s it was killed right here. the crash of it around 1 1:15 this morning. as the team investigated, two blocks close down for hours. >> any time we have an exit like this, following up a snowstorm, it is tragic. reporter: a gruesome accident on dorchester avenue this mroni his 60' s. a shovel could be seen. >> it is a tragic accident. unclear as to what happened. was shining brightly down the street. again, the accident reconstruction team will of things. reporter: boston police told newscenter 5 the plow driver was cooperative and no charges have been filed. witnesses described to belize what they saw but investigators are still working to these together exactly what happened. >> if anyone in the area that have been to see something, please help us out. reporter: i did call -- engineering of waltham to find out if they were releasing details about that driver or a statement about this tragedy. the woman

the eyeopener's juli mcdonald with her attempt to gain some ground she's lost to rival bernie sanders. juli: 17 days to go until the "first in the nation primary. hillary clinton recently suffered a setback in new hampshire polls to rival bernie sanders but newscenter 5 learned she earned a few new votes in manchester. clinton: new hampshire has a unique role in our political system. juli: a call to action for voters in manchester friday. hillary clinton told a full house she hears their needs and concerns as americans, and she has solutions if they choose her for the white house. clinton said there's no more important job than rising incomes and rebuilding the middle class. clinton: create more infrastructure jobs, good jobs that can't be exported. they have to be done right here in the united states of america. juli: as secretary of state, clinton said she mended the common good. she said she finds g.o.p. comments on muslims and terrorism offensive and dangerous. clinton: that's not just something we hear. the world hears that. that makes our job of keeping us safe harder. juli: we

julie mcdonald is live in new hampshire tonight. julie? reporter: well, any minute now this line behind me is expected to file into the town hall for this evening's event and in had -- in today's other public appearance he talked about his wife knowing how to, quote, what it talks to keep our country safe and to stop bad things from happening. he gave specific examples about her accomplishments as secretary of state including negotiating the new star treaty with russia which makes america safer from an accidental or intended nuclear exchange. but he also spoke of her efforts to keep america safer in their own neighborhoods. he praised her $10 billion plan to battle it the opiod crisis. >> this is a big deal. we need narcan on every and every police department everywhere. it is literally a miracle drug. reporter: and clinton admitted that close personal friend of his have lost their children to the opiod epidemic. up next at 6:00, hear from some massachusetts supporters in nashua hua about their most member rabble moment -- memorable moment

our julie mcdonald is live in brockton with breaking information. julie. julie: we have been speaking to neighbors in the area. this pond is right behind a school. they describe a terrifying few moments waiting for those boys to be called from the pond. water. the rescue took place starting to freeze back over. there are some items frozen in the water and it is still very thin, the ice. a young girl told us her cousins brother were out here playing football and they climbed over the fence that surrounds the pond and they got the idea to go on the ice. >> one of them went on top of the ice. the other one said if you go, i will go. the nine-year-old fell in first. my brother and cousin went to look for help. julie: two adults were the first to jump in before first responders arrived. the younger of the boys was in good condition. the neighbor you heard from told us the older boy was in the water for about 5-10 minutes longer than the other boy. we are awaiting an update on his condition. julie macdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. reid: we also have breaking news fr

live in weymouth, i'm julie mcdonald, newscenter 5. >> the f.b.i. is now involved in the investigation of bomb threats that forced several schools to evacuate today. they were evacuated this afternoon. nothing suspicious, though, was found in the buildings. >> your economy tonight thanking, a dismal stomach-turning day on wall street. ends with the dow falling nearly 400 points. >> stomach churning indeed. wall street's woes continued cricketing to the market's worst two-week start to a year ever. the dow ending the week down 392 points. oil prices driving stocks to plummet. at one point, the dow fell more than 500 points. nascar also send -- nasdaq also ending the week more than 120 points down. the dow and s&p 500 have now fallen about 8% this year, while the nauctd nasdaq is off 10%. advisories say resist the urge to make sudden changes. >> if you want to get more conservative in your portfolio and move maybe to% from stocks -- 20% from stocks to bonds, you don't do it all in one day. >> investors received more discouraging news leader. the feder

hello there, i'm julie mcdonald. the politicians hope to confiscate asylum seekers assets and keep families apart. faces covered and schools closed as the swine flu outbreak kills 83 people in ukraine. >>> the disappearance of bolivia's biggest lakes. >> well, the u.n. has september out invitations for geneva talks to end the war in syria. they will decide on wednesday whether or not groups although attend. the syrian army is claiming a key victory ahead of the talks. they have called the conflict in syria the most devastating crisis in the 21st century. unicef said 257,000 people have died in the fighting with children taking the brunt of the war. >> the flag of the syrian regime flying again. showing government forces on the road between damascus and the place where the revolution started almost five years ago. the timing when they're due to convene peace talks is no coincidence. the government in damascus helped in recent months by russian airstrikes clearly wants to make as many gains as possible before the talks

. ♪ >>> hello there, i'm julie mcdonald, this is al jazeera live from london.lso coming up, the mexican drug lord el capo is he captured according to the president. >>> north koreans celebrate reports of their country's hydrogen bomb test, south korea resumes propaganda broadcasts on the border. >>> a warm welcome to the program. the u.n. says at least 400,000 syrians are living under siege, completely cut off with no access to food or to medicine. it says both the government and the opposition are stopping vital supplies from reaching people who desperately need them in different areas of the country. some are so desperate that they are resorting to drastic action to stay alive. >> reporter: a protests on the border between syrian and lebanon. they are marching in solidarity with the people nearby. >> translator: we came to lebanon because of the regime air strikes. they destroyed our homes. they burned our fields. there is nothing left. they fled with their families to madaya. they put them in a big prison. >> reporter: there have been marches in syria as wel

julie mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. reid: flipped upside-down onto its roof. new at 11:00, state police investigating this deadly crash in peabody. the one-car crash happened on route 1 northbound at lowell street just after 7pm. the victim, a 46-year-old man from peabody, hasn' t been identified. pam: policepam: searching for a bank robbery suspect which happened yesterday. the suspect, dressed in a black hoodie is -- police described his weapon has a semi-automatic handgun which appeared to be real. reid: arlington police subdue a woman wielding this knife, preventing a potential suicide by cop situation. the 32-year-old had barricaded herself inside an apartment on grove street, threatening to kill herself. when police forced their way inside, the woman charged at officers with the knife. an officer deployed a beanbag round which struck the woman and >> new developments in the sexual assault case against bill cosby. the former prosecutor calling for community. >> another chance of snow and then some of the coldest air of the season. >> support for a hockey

live in manchester, new hampshire, juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. >> a dangerous drive turn noose -- turns into a dangerous dive. an s.u.v. crashing into a pool. >> a touching tribute honoring a fallen marine from hingham. >> and here's our storm, georgia to tennessee. what it's going to do to us. and will it be different depending watching. >> watch this play right here. did it look illegal to you? danny amendola's wallet is to the nfl. plus, more trash talk from congress doesn't regulate wall street... wall street regulates congress. it's a rigged economy that sends most new wealth to the top 1%. and it's held in place by a corrupt political system r where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is funded p by over two and a half million small contributions. rpeople who know you can't level the playing field r by taking more money from wall street. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. join the fight >> in hawaii today, a solemn ceremony honoring the 12 marines lost in twin helicopter crashes last week. a small marine unit placed these on 12 empty

i' m juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. j.c.: the dow ending the week down more than 390 points. oil prices driving the plummet. at one point, the dow was down more than 500 points. the dow and s&p 500 have fallen 8% this year while the nasdaq is the foxboro police chief is answering questions about the chandler jones investigation. phil: newscenter 5' s sera congi is live in foxborough tonight. sera? sera: this is the first time we are hearing from the police chief since the incident on sunday. he is defending the department' s actions and he says any talk of a cover-up is being driven by the media. >> a lot of scrutiny on this department about a cover-up potentially. >> those are the media' s words. sera: foxboro police chief ed o' leary refuting any criticism of a cover-up over the incident with chandler jones. >> we' ve been very open. we have provided the media with a report of what happened, a timeline of what happened. at this point, there is no case. sera: sunday morning, the defensive end allegedly showed up at the back lot of the police department shirtless and in sweat

newscenter five' s juli mcdonald is live in hingham where people to hope. juli: so far search crews have found some aircraft debris. the hangzhou community remains hopeful that their friend and neighbor, marine corporal chris orlando is alive. orlando and 11 other marines were conducting a routine training mission when two helicopters went off lake a lot who on thursday. the coast guard initially reported they may have collided. >> silent for a second and then all of a sudden two big booms. >> three teams of 10 marines each are working through challenging weather. >> because of the extreme >> in the police department, the marine corps flag now we' ve support in the orlando flip -- orlando family. a camp where he worked as a counselor wrote -- the same post goes on to say it is a seven mile miracle and people in this community hoping it is a miracle that will bring him home to him. >> two people were hurt including a firefighter. those injuries considered minor. read: donald jumped in new hampshire along with a very familiar face. he was at a backyard barbecu

julie mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. pam: right now, a woman rescued from flames tears she had to be rushed to boston by helicopter. frank has the story. frank: this woman rescued from the she was given life-saving cpr. the woman is expected to survive her injuries. the fire started in the kitchen after 1:30 saturday morning, according to the fire department. the flames erupted in the home. the fire spread quickly. this one-story ranch destroyed. this woman and man were the only two in the house of the time. he made out on his own but was take to the hospital for injuries. firefighters worked to take out the flames- . the cause of this fire is under investigation. the state fire marshal plans to send investigators to figure out how this fire started. frank holland, wcvb newscenter 5 . bob: boston police credit observant officers with the discovery of nearly $2000 in cash and 48 grams of crack cocaine on a suspect in mattapan. police stopped the car at 1:00 police say she was carrying the cocaine and cash along with a lar