>> reporter: goorj to you -- good morning to you, kathryn, chris. a handful of voters who are proving to be game time voters, it's what they're hoping to secure >> you have to get out and you have to vote no matter what! >> reporter: in true trump fashion, the billionaire businessman turned politician points to the polls. his landslide lead over the republican field has proven in iowa to not be strong enough. really with me. those aren't the people that are 20% and they can flip. >> reporter: but is there room for others to make up ground? >> i'm tired of politicians that push down people to make themselves look better. >> reporter: jeb bush, marco rubio, ted cruz kasich all trailing. >> i don't think snow will stop anybody. >> reporter: the same for hillary clinton trailing by double digits in new hampshire, still pushing to reel in the votes. >> for all those of you still deciding, still shopping, i hope i can close the deal between now and the time the polls close. [ cheers and applause ] >> real change never the --comes from the top on down. it

when do you sleep, kathryn? [ laughter ] >> reporter: any time i can. >> remember, yeah, they are three hours behind us. and she's been doing live reports for us since 6:00 our kathryn brown, we have been enjoying our report. we love to see the fun building up. >> great work, kathryn, thank you. >> good thought. >>> work resumed this morning to find out what caused a raleigh parking lot to split open. a crack opened on oberlin road. the building owners says it appears that recent rain caused the crack. they plan on bigging the parking lot today for a permanent solution. leaders are looking for ways to provide safe drinking water for people whose wells are contaminated. contamination in 15 private wells along old cullen road. the water has high levels chromeum. for now, the county is working to ensure a steady supply of bottled water for sidents. move beyond the academic and ethics scandal. they are working on adding a group on integrity policy. the group is recommending hiring an ethics manager. they are looking

kathryn: this is from our store. take 2 kitchen utensils and pull the tenderloin of our -- pull the tenderloin apart. after the this you take the barbecue sauce, prop it up, and enjoy. different people like different amounts of barbecue sauce. i prefer less. my aunt prefers a lot. it is easier if you are entertaining and you have people who prefer more or less and you can add it to the sandwich after you make it. sean: that is super easy. kathryn: it is an credible easy. sean: for folks who want to know, how do i get miles smith products from where do you get them? ela: we are carried in several local stores in the manchester area and you can always come to our solar powered farm store, very strong online presence to find a list of retail outlets. certainly with a young beautiful face like kathryn, find it on facebook. sean: farmers market, too? kathryn: the winter and the summer farmers market. the winters farmers market is cool gardens from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. sean: and you made this scarf? kathryn: i have a fe

welcome back i am kathryn houser. >> i am chris mckinnon. we have your primary results covered from new hampshire but of course we like to start with a check of the weather. >> a little bit of light snowtoday. >> okay. >>i don't know it will be a big issue but there's snow showers so don't be caught off guard if you see the flakes flying at times. and there may be localized comes through briefly. 25 in boston. wind out of the south at 7 -- winds out of the south at 7 miles per hour. real feel is 17 right now. and there are some teens for actual temperatures north and 16 in lawrence. 14 in nashua. radar. we are seeing pockets of light snow filling in across the lower connecticut river valley and moreover block island. we may get pockets of light snow that lift over southeastern massachusetts here. over the next couple hours may coat grassy surfaces in spots. there may be some slick spots that result. greatest risk is through the afternoon and evening when it aid general coating to perhaps as much as an inch of snow in a few communities this a

we will check in with kathryn brown. we will check in with elizabeth gardner to tell us what is falling right now. >> it's all falling apart. take a look. we will check out the radar. tracking this band of heavier precipitation, it's been see where it's darker, i think the potential, north western portion of moore county. robins, 7 lakes, you might see this. reports of sighler city, chatham light snow. elsewhere, around the viewing area, it's too light and it's beginning to really weaken and fall apart to the west. there might be a flake or two that flys across the area. that's the end you see in greensboro. the skies will clear quickly. we will have sunshine before lunchtime. it will be blustery and chilly today. we can say good-bye to the system. the roads are wet from rain we saw last night. isolated flurry is possible. none will be heavy enough to create travel problems and a lot of folks won't see any of it. it is 37 durham, 38 holly springs. 39 wake forest. 34 roxboro and south hill. 40 fayetteville. temperatures t

uh, kathryn? yes? i'd like you to meet the bellows. hi, kathryn. uh, this is kathryn golato, mrs. bellows. how do you do? ah, dr. bellows. how do you do? ah, how do you do? so you're the girl who's putting weight on our major? putting weight? yeah, well, yes. she's one of the best cooks in cocoa beach. yeah. wait'll you taste her cooking. what are we having? uh, what kathryn usually prepares for me. a real french dinner. italian dinner. uh, an italian dinner, french style. yes. thank you. so that's the answer. uh, the answer? hmm. does she cook for you often, major? oh, yes. all the time. all the time. tony, how do you turn on the oven? yes. excuse me for just a moment, please? ah, she always has a hard time r-remembering how to turn it on. you know, darling, my woman's intuition tells me we're going to be, uh, awfully glad we came. heh. [indistinct chatter] mmm. terrific tomato juice. well, uh, whatever she's cooking out there, it sure smells good. ha-ha-ha! wait'll you taste it. bellows: mmm. i've always loved italian-french cooking. here you are. oh, you all go ahead. don't wai

. >> and i'm kathryn hauser, we appreciate you being here on this tuesday, we've got a lot of weather to get to, danielle tracking lots of things, rain, snow, ice, you name it. >> the warmth and the wind added along with it, absolutely. it's going to be a stormy couple days, the start is going to be a burst of snow that develops between 4:00 and 8:00 p.m. this evening, a coating possible and then we turn icy, mixing with freezing rain and drizzle on the interior right on through tomorrow morning, a slick start, especially outside of 128. and then we warm up, temperatures near 60 on thursday with heavy rain and damaging wind on thursday morning. so, a lot of aspects to break down. this morning's quiet though, 27 in boston, 21 manchester, 16 keene. 20s and 30s, clear skies in spots. now clouds are starting to advance in and the clouds will lend out during the day today. your planner goes this way, sunrise at 6:30, we rise through time, mostly cloudy wind coming off the ocean, we can feel a touch cooler and then snow as we head in to the ride home, temperatures in the mid 30s, not all th

good morning. >> reporter: good morning kathryn and chris. the best sign is the truck. it arrived a couple minutes ago. this is the truck that will be loaded up this morning starting around 7 a.m. needs for the next month and a half of spring training. this is a tradition truck day that we celebrate here in boston. it started in 2003 for the red sox. and it is the unofficial start of spring training. red sox have been going down to for the myers for spring training -- fort mience for spring strange -- forted myers for spring training. there will be 20,400 baseball 1100 bats 200 batting gloves and 200 helmets. 20 cases of bubble gum and 60 cases of sunflower seeds. we can't have baseball without sub flower -- sunflower seeds. this is the unofficial start ofspring training. the season starts april 4th. my goal to disappear is to be on the truck and go to florida to worm and do live shots. think that would be a great add to the morning show. if we could have a warm shot in florida and i would be willing i know what do you think? >> all for the better of the story. >> getti

good morning marlie. >> reporter: good morning chris and kathryn. for the first time tonight, voters will have their say in the 2016 race for the presidency. and candidates will campaign until the very last moment. hoping to dampen donald trump's moltium ted cruz made the -- momentum ted cruz made the final pitch. >> if everyone brings 9 other people to the caucuses tomorrow night, we will win the caucuses tomorrow and we will win the general election in november 2016. >> reporter: during an event in sioux city trump pushed back labeling cruz dishonest and flyer. >> voter violation it's like an official document sent to people in iowa. that's really terrible. aid fraud as far as -- it's fraud as far as i am concerned. >> reporter: forecast is calling for snow in parts of the state beginning tonight which can impact voter turnout. volunteers for both bernie sanders and hillary clinton knocked on doors and made calls late into the night. as the two candidates made their closingering aments. >> here's a -- arguments. >> here's a radical idea we will cr

good morning danielle. >> good morning kathryn and everybody. so the temperatures in the 20s and low 30s right now. we are only going to be in the low to mid-30s this afternoon. ton of sunshine in the forecast. i am tracking a warmup. we will let you know when it arrives and how long it will >>> look at this. this summer some daredevils will take over the charles river and in august the red bull is bringing the competition to the hat shelf. they will create flying so- called flying machines and see how far they can sail over the river. you guys we have to make some. >> that's what i was thinking. >> that's a good one. >> it was. couple epic fails. >> like that one. straight down. >> you to watch that and see which worked and maybe we can get designs in place. >> i feel hike we should have anadvantage with you because you know about airflow. >> the turbulence class will come back. so it will be gusty out there today. and it will feel colder and i showed you a picture earlier. i want to take you to another one because this is remarkable. first a l

. >> reporter: good morning kathryn and liam. apple is expected to release the newest iphone at the end of march on the 21st. the phone will have a smaller 4 inch screen and it's the same size as older i-phone 5 and will report lid look identical to the iphone 5s except for curved edges and it's not expected to include the 3d touch feature. another lawmaker wants to stop airlines from stuffing more passengers into coach. new york senator schumer says faa bill to require the agency set a minimum seat size for airlines. he says airlines have been cutting down leg room and saidwidth forcing passengers to sit line sardines and disney wants to cut down on crowds for the first time ever disney world in florida and disneyland are raising prices up to 20% for the busiest days like holidays and weekends. those changes apply to single day tickets only. kathryn and liam. >> i knew disney prices are expensive but that sounds. >> another 20% sounds good. >> reporter: 20% is a lot. >> it is. all right. still sank you develop -- thank you very

. >> i am kathryn hauser we appreciate you being here the big story is the weather let's get to danielle with a update on the forecast a lot going on. >> it was a wild night. no severe thunderstorm warnings are up right now. strongest thunderstorms are shifting off the coastline of there's an additional line of down pours. no lightning associated with this but it's coming through metro west and just west of boston so from newton back up to waltham and stretching towards arlington and belmont this is where we have heavy downpours that are going to push through but no damage with these. these are all lifting to the north and east. they do extend from medfield and walpole. we had strong thunderstorms come through plymouth county and there's a little lightning that's just off the coastline of duxbury heavy downpours from plymouth to marshfield and a few additional ones but no lightning with this when you get on the south side of carver and back down near the cape cod canal. from sandwich and bourn all of this is moving off to the east northeast. where do we go from here? a few additional dow

i am kathryn hauser. >> i am chris mckinnon. 6:00 on thursday february 4th. it's nice as you head out but we are talking big changes. >> we are talking snow. 50 degrees this morning and snow on way. >> you have to love new england weather. have got a winter storm watch in effect for southeastern massachusetts from 1 a.m. tomorrow. and hard to believe with temperatures in the 50s right now this is more like april. same in nashua. in the middle 50s from lawrence down to taunton and falmouth and there are clouds in place but we will see peeks of sunshine today and additional shower can't be ruled out. there are a few light once from brockton to taunton back done along the south side of 495 near plymouth and born as well so have the umbrella on stand by. staying in the 50s with a linger shoring through lunchtime. around 50 degrees for the ride home. tonight colder air comes in and shield of rain and snow will push west. time frame overnight into the early afternoon tomorrow. the biggest impact will be in southeastern massachusetts. still uncertain how far northwe

good afternoon i am kathryn hauser. >> i am chris mckinnon. police say that driver assaulted an officer just before the hit-and-run. nicole jacobs is following the story from woburn. >> reporter: fred pica said he held onto whatever he could for as long as he could because he knew if he let go he would be a dead man. detectives inside the woburn police department are searching for the man responsible. he winces in pain. >> they said i am a lucky person. >> reporter: now the terrifying ordeal is over. >> by the time i seen the car it was dead center on me. after a split second encounter had him in the grip of his life. >> i just got on the hood and held on for dear life. >> reporter: it was wednesday morning, surveillance cameras captured the driver's careless act. pica clung to what he could and pleaded. >> please stop just let me off the car. please stop. >> reporter: please falling on the ears of tyson delgado. police say he was the driver the same person who was the subject of a larceny and assault on a police officer hours earlier. him. im

. >> i am kathryn hauser. we have lot of weather to talk b danielle you are tracking quite a storm. >> there's little bit of everything. part one is almost done but there are some slick spots outside 495. that's where we are at or below freeing. everybody else -- freezing. everybody else is okay. been focused across the worcester hills in through southern new hampshire and back edge of the steadiest precip is ending so from millford new hampshire back to southern new hampshire nashua and still dealing with pockets of freezing rain a it up of sleet mixed in where you see the heavier downpours. some sleet mixing in but it's generally rain when you get from the merrimack valley stretching down into eastern massachusetts so you will encounter wet roads and need the wipers but at least it's not an icy threat this morning inside 495. other than that, most of theprecip tape overs through late morning but another round you notice -- tapers off through late morning but another round you notice. temperatures in the 40s

good morning chris and kathryn. cuba is going online with a launch of a broadband service bringing internet today people's -- pool's mom. right now it's only legal for diplomats and employees of foreign companies. the government will let cafes bars and restaurants connect to broadband. google is testing solar powered intermet from the air it is code neighed sky bender. secretive test nights have been cona ducted. it could deliver data over 40 times faster than the fastest wireless service. president obama wants allamerican school kids to learn how to code calling for 4 billion dollars to beef up computer science programs in elementary and middle and high schools. the biggest challenge is training new teachers. and store shell lfs get more more colorful. coca cola will print one of a kind designs for 1 ounce cans. called mine. chris and kathryn. >> i think that's cool. pieces of art right. >> yeah. >> >> reporter: will you feel bad throwing out the bottle. >> totally. >> i would. >> you cannot drink it. back to you n

kathryn? >> a lot of people comment ong this one, thank you very much. >>> a check of the day's top stories just ahead, including a police officer on paid leave. >> the hit and run crash he's accused of and how he was connected to the crime. >>> plus, the changes starbucks is making that some customers won't be happy about. >>> ted cruz fires a top aid and is blasted by trump and rubio in nevada's caucuses, how it could impact the race. >>> plus the texas labs spear homecoming? it' s awesome. but with the citizens bank education refinance loan, it gets even better. you know those people who pay a little extra and get all the legroom in coach? that could be you, if you refinance your student loans. i can refinance, even with 4 loans from undergrad? yes, you could replace your student loans with one new loan at a lower rate and save money on interest. sounds easy! it is easy! just ask us how much you can save at 1-866-999-0254 or visit lightenyourloan.com pour customers have saved an average of

chris and kathryn? >> thank you very much for the update. >>> breaking news overnight, and police investigating a deadly motorcycle crash in wooburn near main street and border streets, just before biker was killed after the motorcyclist collided with a parked van. >>> a victim said a man with a gun approached him after being called to a home on stockton street last night. the cabbie was shot, and right now he's in stable condition. >>> checking our top stories right now. campaign 2016. the voters of iowa have spoken. >> this morning hillary clinton is claiming victory, but there's no official word on the democratic winner, and we will break down the numbers for you. clinton and bernie sanders in a virtual tie, and right now, clinton with 49.9% of the vote, and sanders with 45.5%, and let's look at the republican side, clear win for ted cruz, edging out donald trump for 28% of the vote. marco rubio was a close third. >>> a weymouth firefighter comments he made on facebook about addicts and the drug narc

what a night nicole. >> reporter: what a night kathryn. the work that was done and highlighted in this film was done right here at the boston globe. an underdog for the best picture category in the end it walked away with a big win. >> and the oscar goes to spotlight. >> reporter: a magical night for a film that put a spotlight on the sex abuse scandal within the catholic church. >> this film gave a voice to survivors and this oscar amplifies that voice which we hope will become a choir that will resonate all the way to the vatican. >> reporter: highlighting the boston globe investigative team, the movie spotlight won for best picture. the highest honors of the night as the work of journalists played out on the big screen the first win for such film in 70 years with 6 nominations and walked away with two wins. >> pope francis it's time to protect the children and restore faith. >> reporter: following the top honors the globe tweeted a win for spotlight movie and for tireless pursuit of the truth. sex abuse survivor told the l.a. times the

a giant storm really a big system moving in i am kathryn hauser. >> another round on it's way i am chris mckinnon. we will look at scituate where the concern is the coastal flooding. we have a team of meteorologist in this morning and we will start with danielle niles good morning. >> we will watch the coastline between now and late morning for minor to moderate pockets of flooding. here is our storm. outer band look how big it is well south and east of new england right now. but we are talking about bands of snow expanding over the cape and island. let's zoom in a little bit and look at infrared satellite pictures. we have had bands of snow coming in we are in the lower to middle 30s in the cape and where the snow is coming down in spots right now from hyannis back down to the vineyard in nantucket. hour by hour the snow expands over the cape and there's been a little snow in eastern massachusetts too. but it fills in between mid to up to the new hampshire border by midday and deep blues. moderate to heavy bands of snow blowing and drifting it canly at the coastline to the cape withbliz

susie good morning. >> reporter: good morning kathryn. this is the scare for the mother and her baby walking out of the mall to find a man inside their car. police did make an arrest be a we now know the suspect is 32- year-old hoe arobles of taunton. -- jose robles of taunton. he is spbded to face a -- expected to face a judge in court. the woman says she was walking out of the mall with the baby in her arms and her mother was next to her and they saw man in the car and didn't know what he was doing at first. and then he flashed a gun at them and demanded their purses and took off. that gun turn out to be a pellet gun recovered about an as was the car. police found it wrapped around a tree. here's how the victim described it to us yesterday. >> he was in the car and saw us coming to the car and kind pretended he got inside the wrong car and got out started to back away apologizing and turned around and said you know what i am going to take your car. i have the baby and my mom so we are healthy and safe and that's all we care about. >> re

good morning. kathryn. at last check the mother and her 5-month-old daughter were listed in serious condition at boston medical center. the baby incurred the most injuries having some head trauma. >> approximately 8:40 p.m., the mother and child was crossing the street in front of 71 by a motor vehicle in traffic. >> reporter: police closed down humboldt in roxbury for several investigate a serious -- investigated a serious accident a mer and 5-month-old daughter are in the hospital. both in serious condition and the baby with the most severe injuries. >> severe head trauma. >> reporter: the main concern is the well-being of the mother and her daughter, police are thankful for one thing. the driver stuck around. >> we have a cooperative motorists that did stop and try to render assistance and made police. >> reporter: police say that man's cooperation plus help from neighbors should make the investigation a quick one. the hope is that the mother and her baby recovers at a similar pace. >> our prayers to the

kathryn moore -- survived five heart attacks. but it wasn )t chest pain that sent to emergency room. outcue:".." duration:2:29 cover byte with hospital bed picture hooked up to tubes -- and monitors -- this was kathryn surgery. on her chest -- the deep scar from single bypass surgery. people to stare -- but she doesn t mind -- because it means -- she s alive. it )s been a year and a half since she survived those heart attacks. four of them -- happened before she stepped foot in the emergency room. the first signs -- started on a thursday. couldnt shake it. then -- her jaw started to hurt. by friday -- her upper back started to hurt. and by saturday -- her left arm started to go numb. that )s what sent her to the e-r. doctors -- tested her heart -- and learned -- she was in the middle of a heart attack. soon -- she was on the operating table. bon secours cardiovascular doctor -- robert lancey -- says knowing the different signs of a heart attack in women -- could mean the difference between life the american heart association says

. >> we're live with one man's story and the promise he kept last night, kathryn? >> reporter: rene and bill, good morning to you. we have two best friends with a tribute to their teams. it was not like either of them expected though. eric and his friend and stubbier a dedicated bronco fan. stubbier died in a car crash. >> i have some of his ashes in his pocket. he came here alone, just him and his best friend. >> it has been really emotional and i find myself tearing up and think how awesome it would have been to have him. >> he kept a hand on his ashes. >> i know he's here with me. >> when it didn't look like it was going well, he tried to bargain with his buddy. >> i was asking him for some help and he didn't give it nor did it expect it. >> when the fireworks went off he couldn't help but smile. >> it just feels right, alex wanted me to be here and i couldn't have been here if it wasn't the fact it was the two of us. fans that is smiling is morning it's him and puts it all intoperspective. >> well, what a touching story, kathryn thank you so much. >>> well chip

chris and kathryn. >> thanks very much. >>> 5:21. the town of canton dealing with two tragedies this morning. a 48-year-old man and 6-year- separate incidents when tree limbs fell on them. kaleigh kenyon was playing in the snow when a heavy branch dropped 34 feet and hit her. grief counselors were at her school yesterday a gofundme page has raised nearly 30,000 dollars for her family. >>> buddy cianci will be laid to rest. he his pod yea was lying in repose all weekend. the body -- casket will be taken to cathedral of peter and paul. he was 74 and will be bur yod atst. ann' sem kir -- buried at st. anne. >> how officials are trying to use the celebration to raise awareness. >> and a live look in hyannis. chantee lan it is there and says snowflakes are starting to fall. >> we will stay on top of this storm for you and get you ahead of it. you watching wbz this morning. alright guys. cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc.

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chris and kathryn. >> thank you. >>> it's 6:18 right now. in money watch this morning, president's day. but overseas markets are opened and japan stock market has big gains nikkei finished up more than 7%. up as well. >>> uber and lift drivers -- lyft drivers could be financinger printed in austin texas voters will decide. ride sharing drivers would pay 2% higher fees to the city. >>> the woman's hockey player who suffered a severe spinal cord injury is tack ling recovery with a positive attitude. denna laing got on the ice in her wheelchair. it was the last game for the national women's hockey looing's boston pride team the same team they are playing when she crashed into the boards at >> never give up and stay positive and you know when i get down sometimes i just think you know it could be worse. it could be worse. i remember being sad that i was worried right when it happened that it was shorter game and i was worried that i messed up and that they wouldn't get to play the whole game. >> denna says she is doing better and hopes to walk a

it's 6:30. >> i am kathryn houser we -- hauser. we made it to the end of the workweek and it's snowsy note and let's see what the conditions are like. that is live look at the expressway. it's been pretty busy. decent amount of cars on the the road this morning. >> and this has switched over quickly and you can see in some areas it's snowing hard out there. so, want to check in with our team of meteorologist. pamela gardner but first danielle niles who is tracking this. >> roads look mostly wet but see reduced visibility that we have ben seeing all morning. rain snow line make southeastward progress. we have a ways to go before the storm is all said and done. snow extends back into northern new england. south shore. we have had wet flakes mixing in marshfield and made the change and that's southward along route 53 almost route 44 cutting it from west to see the east from split plymouth and east from plymouth to taughton. some of the deeper blues and shading incates where the snow is coming down -- incates where the snow is coming d

good morning jill. >> reporter: good morning kathryn and liam. jc penly will start selling items for literally -- penny will start selling a item for literally a penny. it involves house brands like arizona line of products and this is part of j.c. penney's effort to turn around slumping sales. disney wants to cut down on crowds. for the first time ever they are raising ticket prices up to 20% for the busiest days like holidays and weekends. the changes apply to sickle -- single day tickets and apple will release the newest iphone at the end of march with a identical to the iphone 5s except curved edges. it's not expected to include that 3d touch feature on the newer phones. they say it's something that could satisfy useers who want apple smaller phones but longer battery life. kathryn and liam. >> when i feel like i have a phone up to speed. >> no. >> something else. >> they will get you a new charger and everything to do with that they are always up to something. >> they know how to get us. >> thank you very much jill. >>> well, we want you all

good morning susie. >> reporter: good morning kathryn. this is flint place the small alley where the former mayor crashed his car. you can see the caution tape in front of the building he crashed his car into. told police he blacked out on yesterday morning. fortunate thely no one was seriously hurt. construction crews spent thursday afternoon boarding up this house in where a suv tore a hole. >> the downstairs and upstairs unit have to leave and we don't know for how long until the engineers tell us it's okay to stay here. >> reporter: kelly lynch and her roommates are forced to sleep elsewhere for the time being but inlike most accidents they know exactly who did it. frustrated. >> our neighbor across the way had driven his car into the basement. >> reporter: her neighbor is 76- year-old former boston mayor ray flynn. flynn told police he had just returned home from a morning workout when he blacked out and woke up with his car in the house across the street. >> i know the mayor had his wits about him and was talking to people. >> repor

i'm chris mckinnon. >> and i'm kathryn hauser. we will danielle out with ms. g. on this ground hog day it's a big day for grounddogs. the skies are clear above me, and we are in lincoln. mrs.g. will be out here later this morning to give her official

wral's kathryn brown is live in santa clara with more on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, renee. disappointment is the key word here. this was certainly not the outcome that panthers fans wanted, whether they were in carolina or came all the way out here to santa clara. i have to tell you after the game ended, the fans were screaming out, a lot of them were very optimistic. they were smiling, cheering, chanting, "keep pounding." a lot of them even doing the dab. that this is only the beginning of the greatness. >> you can see where heen from last year to this year. this is just a learning experience. and we're still dabbing. can't take that from us. >> they just did not show up. defense, offense, they just want lucky. the broncos one. congratulations to peyton. >> this was get the butterflies out of cam. this was an awesome team and we're going to take it. >> we will keep pounding. we are going to keep dabbing and pounding. >> reporter: they have plenty to be proud of and fans say they hope this season really solidified the p

jill wagner joins us live with good morning. and kathryn. yahoo could be on the market. the struggling tech company will start to approach buyers as early as today including companies like verizon comcast and at&t. fate of the ceo is unclear she took over in 2012 and the company has had a hard time competing with google and facebook. samsung announced two galaxy phones with better battery life and they are dust proof and water proof for as long as 30 minutes in water that's 5 feet deep. also they can run the white pages app that identifies that aren't in your contact list. and the moon and beyond. more than 18,000 people applied for nasa's next astronaut class. that's a record that's triple the number that applied to the previous class. the only problem is there are only 14 spots and the future astronauts could be tapped for a mission to mars. chris and kathryn. >> i have been telling chris he has the good with his science knowledge. >> my science tahj? -- knowledge? this is good you are the first person to say i was good at science. >> knowledge. >> i am here for you. >

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thanks for being here with us, i'm kathryn hauser. >> and i'm chris mckinnon. it is 5:30 on your tuesday, february 9. hampshire, and here we're talking about the clean up. >> clean up underway but at least the weather's much quieter than yesterday for primary day. that's the good news. no excuse not to get out there and vote. >> yeah. >> just use caution, sidewalks, driveways, secondary roads will be slick heading out the door, couple leftover flurries too. let's zoom in a bit and a straight flurry or two, but may get a quick dusting, don't want guard by a couple flakes. southern new hampshire, manchester back up to nashua as well, pop lin, couple flakes rolling. temperatures in the teens right now for most of us to low 20s in taunton, upper 20s from selma to chatham. there will be a couple snow showers or flurries but they won't amount to much. more slippery spots you have to watch out from the clean up yesterday. mainly cloudy with breaks of sunshine here or there. a flurry or two up around 30 for your midday lunch hour. the wind not nearly as strong, a flurr

. >> and i am kathryn hauser we are talking about breakfast. we were having the conversation >> it's friday. woke. >> hey danielle. it's calmer weather today. >> it is absolutely but a bit of a reality check. definitely because we are much colder thinking about boston 36 degrees dew points in the the 20s and wind out of the west but look at 17 miles per hour gusting at times over 30 miles per hour. real feel is 26 and no longer in the 60s and 50s like yesterday. 28 in worcester and 33 in manchester and middle 30s for a lot of us but the wind you have to factor it in. real feel is 12 in worcester 20s for the rest of us. today. a couple flurries overnight and light snow showers from mountains. we are fine and we get sunshine today and the planner goes this way. 6:25 sunrise. 37 for lunchtime today. and the real feel is going to be sticking around in the 20s clear and blustery 30 degrees for the ride home. i am tracking another warmup and we will break down the up. let's get you on the roads with good morning. >> reporter: happy friday. final comm

. >> good morning to you, it is 4:30 right now i'm kathryn hauser. >> and i'm chris mckinnon, february 23, we're rolling ahead crazy it's gone on this fast. >> in a flash. >> this weekend is beautiful, now a massive storm coming through. >> a mixed bag of things. danielle will bring it to us. >> feels like last week, a little bit of everything, a burst snow, developing from 4:00 to 8:00 this evening, and then freezing rain, drizzle across the interior, through wednesday morning. tomorrow's commute is going to be slick start in spots. a warm up with it too. temperatures will spike to near 60 degrees on thursday. but it comes with heavy rain and a damaging wind threat on thursday morning, as some of the heaviest downpours come through. until then we're quiet, 27 boston, 27 worcester, 18 keene. in the 20s to low 30s on the cape, some sunshine once it comes in this morning and then the clouds win out quickly. morning rush, sunrise at 6:30. we will rise about 10 degrees, 38 by lunch time, mostly cloudy though that east wind up 15 miles an hour and then the ride home, areas of snow will deve

. >> i am kathryn hauser. thanks for being with us. it's chilly out here but not nearly as chilly as it's going to be. >> that puts it in perspective. like 20s not so bad when the wind chill is going to be subzero this weekend. good morning. 16 in boston and nashua. 27 in boston. most of us are running in the 20s out the door and there's a bit of a wind. that wind will kick up later today as well. worcester right now. it's 16 in the city of boston. skies did temporarily clear out but now a few more cloud building back in worcester and the clouds will fill in and a couple snow showers as well. late morning until early evening is the time frame that these snow showers will be most numerous. scattered in nature just like mother nature but the winds will be squally in nature reduced visibility where they blow by and notice deeper blues. it may create a few slick spots because temperatures will be colder than yesterday. so a quick coating to as much as 2 inches i think that's isolated. you get the idea where they come through, you want to u

professor kathryn olson/university of wisconsin milwaukee: "this should be a very important and exciting debate now that the candidates have drawn almost even with each other" university of wisconsin professor kathryn olson says clinton must connect with key voter groups. professor kathryn olson/university of wisconsin milwaukee: "she needs to show that she's passionate about what the voters she's losing to sanders care about. she can't just be knowledgeable about the policies, she has to show that she's in touch with the young people, the african american vote, the women." and those are exactly the groups with which sanders has been making gains. marlie hall, channel 2 news. and c-b-s political director john dickerson will moderate the south carolina's primary this saturday... coverage starts at 6 p-m... only on c-b-s. as a result we will not have a 6:30 newscast. and we'll also be streaming the debate online and will have a link to watch it at k-t-v-n dot com. and mike alger will have a look at your forecast, coming up next. everett barks but first... this excited pooch got to become m

kathryn burcham is there. we will check with her. during saturday's debate jeb bush went after donald trump and he continues that attack on twitter. bush tweetth donald trump up aren't just a loser, you're a liar and a whiner. john mccain is a hero. trump responded quote, everybody is laughing at jeb bush, spent $100 million and is at the bottom of the pack, a pathetic figure. heather was on the campaign heather tried talking with marco rubio today. >> i did. rubio was speaking at defense con track in nashua and did not allow the media to ask questions only bae employees. after the event i tried to speak with him but he brushed me out of the way. take a look. >> how would you rate your performance on saturday night? >> thank you so much for coming. >> rubio's performance in that last g.o.p. debate continues to be a topic of discussion. the washington post calls his performance a slip up. governor christy attacked him trying to chip away at his second place standing. we caught up with christy in manchester. >> when the lights go on, w

good afternoon i am kathryn hauser. >> i am chris mckinnon thanks for being with us. passengers took pictures showing long lines as they struggled to get on trains we have team coverage from the track troubles first nicole jacobs is live at south station on what's causing the backups. >> reporter: when the company that runs the commuter rail urges commuters to seek an alternate route means of traps pour station you know it's a bad this morning. you can see the train on tracks anywhere. all this in the middle of morning rush hour and here's kicker. they have no idea when the problem will be rectified. let's get to video. social media was flooded with photos showing frustrated passengers. crowds on the rails and platforms all of this sparked by a signal issue which we are told controls the train coming in and going out of various stations. similar to a traffic signal incredibly dangerous situation that's why the trains are parked on the tracks. but it's more of the same in terms what have commuters winter's mess. and they say they completely understand frustrations and

i am kathryn hauser. >> i am chris mckinnon whoa made it but we have good news everyone who lost it during yesterday morning's storms. an though things have called down it is still windy out there definitely. >> and think that's what brings about the chill. >> absolutely. it's 20 to 30 degrees colder than this time yesterday. good morning. happy fridaych the 24 hour temperature change in boston is 25 degrees colder than we were at this time yesterday. we are in the 30s but you areright. it's all about the wind factoring in the chill. real feel is 17. in worcester and 25 in boston running in the lower to middle 20s for most of us here in eastern massachusetts. that wind is no longer damaging. but it's gusting over 30 miles per hour at times. and that wind will be with us today. it will be a bit of a blustery feel. even had a couple flurries overnight. but otherwise satellite is quiet. we have partial clearing taking place and then there will be some sunshine in forecast. chilly breeze at sunrise at 6:25. 37 by lunchtime. real feel will be running in the 20s this afternoon and that's what yo

fox 25's kathryn burcham is live at the school where classmates are grieving. kathryn? >> reporter: vanessa, that grief not limited just to these hallways but really tight-knit community. so many people we spoke with in town tonight say even if they didn't know brittany and her brother griffin they are still touched by this tragedy. it was the daily ritual 17-year-old brittany driving her 15-year-old brother griffin from their hubbardson home to their school. but today that 13 mile commute cut tragically short on slippery stretch of route police say brittany lost control and struck a tree. brittany died instantly her little brother was seriously injured. farther down the same road police say another teen driver lost control and crashed and tonight investigators are looking into icy road conditions as well as speed. meanwhile griffin is in a worcester hospital room surrounded by family. as the classmates worry about how the family will bear the weight of so much pain. >> everybody in school is talking about it. it's going to be really hard. >> reporter: school officials

it's 4:30 i am kathryn hauser. >> i am chris mcginnon thursday we are so -- mckinnon. thursday february 18th. we are so close to the weekend. >> you know when you wake up and think it's friday. that happens to me every week. >> a little friday. and at least the weather is quiet a chilly start this morning. temperatures will be about 10 degrees colder this afternoon, too. compared to yesterday. 32 degrees in boston right now. dew points in the 20s and wind out of the west at 8 miles per hour creating a real feel. 25 degrees not too bad across the board. 25 in nashua. 27 in keene. 25 in worcester too and low to even middle 30s on the cape and islands. 30 in falmouth. 34 in chatham right now. we have scattered clouds this morning. clouds from the cape back to the island and a few additional clouds across the interior. in and out of them during the course of the day today but plenty of sunshine. we will fall a few more degrees. there's a cold front coming through right now. we dop to 26 on -- drop to 26 on average for the morning rush 32 by lunchtime. 20 miles per hour gus

we will be in the 40s for the kathryn. thank you. >>> a holden family is opening up about the terrifying ordeal on board a royal caribbean cruise ship that sailed into a dangerous storm. their 11 floor stateroom flooded and the 200,000 ton hit by 30 foot waves and hurricane-force winds. the experience cruise enthusiasts were taking the first vacation as a family of three but the bahamas bound cruise ship was memorable not for the reasons they hoped for. >> it was that crazy you had to hang on to the bed and the wall and each other. we are not big church people but i was like dave wee to pray because -- we have to pray because i was definitely scared. >> they credit the captain and crew with getting them back safely. royal caribbean gave up a the passengers refunds and a discount on the next cruise. they are signed up. >> head back out to sea. good for them. >>> a new toll for big trucks traveling through rhode island 18 wheel verse to pay 20 dollars to enter the state. the revenue will go towards fixing age bridges. crit e

it's 5 i am chris mckinnon. >> i am kathryn hauser. we have lot of weather to talk b danielle you are tracking quite a storm. >> there's little bit of everything. part one is almost done but there are some slick spots outside 495. that's where we are at or below freeing. everybody else -- freezing. everybody else is okay.

. >> i am kathryn hauser. we appreciate you being here on this friday february 5th. get ready for a messy commute. you can see the flakes are falling in lexington off 128. conditions changing dramatically in the last 45 minutes. let's get the latest right now danielle niles is tracking theforce. we have team coverage with danielle and pamela. >> you are right. we will track that rain snow line as it continues to press eachward-- eastward and you saw on the roads they are wet but those roadways will deteriorate really across southern new england. so let's zoom in a little bit. temperatures in the middle 30ssomewhere north of worcester and that rain snow line has been coming inside 128 now so you get near andover up 93 and we have been mixing with wet snow neighbors back into the merrimack valley. in boston 37 at logan airport and get just west of town inside 128 we are seeing some of the wet snowflakes mixed in and it happens when the precipitation starts to come down harder. we are seeing some of the rain transition over to snow. back down near franklin seeing some o

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