mary saladna is live there right now. how many people are dealing with this? mary: that sea water rushed up arcadia street and did a lot of damage before it froze. >> it was like four or five inches of water. mary: water that turned into solidize and covers the street here in revere. access to their crawlspace and everything inside. if the pipes were to burst, you can't reach them? >> no, we can't right now, hoping for the best. mary: this tide gate is supposed to keep the ocean water out at high tide, but extreme temperatures caused the flood gate to freeze open. residents woke up sunday to their properties and street encased in ice, cars frozen in place. >> it's flowed all the way up the street. the drain gets clogged, nowhere for the high tide to go, it comes up. mary: she has ice underneath her home and not sure of the

mary saladna. maria: a school in waltham is dealing with a flooding problem, a faulty sprinkler and as you can see the water spread throughout the hallways there and stairwell. it started pouring out the front door. the good news shall the kids are on vacation this week, plenty of time to repair before they get back. tragedy on the slopes leaches a massachusetts man dad. shirinian varter of watertown afternoon. he was skiing with his family. state police say the 58-year-old lost control and went into the woods. he was wearing a helmet. ed: new tonight, a new hampshire high school is boosting security after threats to a school tradition. san juan regional high will have extra police officers at friday's pep rally. the superintendent says that a student there made threatening friends. presence is just a precaution. maria: commitment 2016 and the first poll taken after saturday's debate showing donald trump back on top, this time in south carolina he is at 35%. marco rubio, ted cruz, they were right t

mary saladna is live where the dog was found. mar? mary. a trip the landlord led them to the dog. they couldn't see his face. >> this is the most severe within i have seen. mar: they have never seen an animal cruel case this bad. so neglected it was lying deaf and could barley walk. fur on the dog's feat in the paw area was pulled this the clause and wrapped were a so it could it was walk on bones. mar: they found fleas, bumming into wall, trying to eat small object on the floor. the dog was rushed to the veterinarian hospital but diagnosed with infected skin mass, dislocated kneecap. the dog had gone blind from scratching the ice. severe infections have made the dog deaf. >> there is plenty of foster homes and shelters that would love the and hall. mary: mrs. say it was landlord who first alerted them to the dog. the tenants had taken off. but the police tracked down the couple. they turned themselves in today. mary f. the doings now staying with a foster family. the well to aus cuesed women will be rained tomorrow morning. then newsroom, mary saladna wcvb newscenter 5. maria: th

our mary saladna is live in copley square. mary, a lot can go wrong when that extreme cold can take a toll on your health ap house. a few reminders tonight as we prepare to enter the subzero zone. those who braved the city streets tonight geared up, hats, hoods, heavy coats, it is bad, about to get worse. that message spelled out for the evening commuters. if do you have to go outside this weekend, bun dim. >> cover your neck with a scarf. hats are very important because you can lose a lot of wod dy at the way. gloves to prevent frostbite. mary. it takes minutes for frostbite or hypothermia to set in. if you are feeling numb, time to get inside. you also need to protect your property. first veining frozen pipes and if you are away, don't drop that thermostat too low. >> my recommendation that is you don't let the thermostat fall rae bow 60 greasying to you could potentially save more money by dropping it lower than that. you could incur a burst pipe. >> don't be surprise fud hear booms coming from the rave or attic t. we heard

mary saladna is live in boston with the push to boost fines. mar? mary: yeah, ed. you know, the senate major ty leader who is behind this push be a affect jaywalkers statewide. jaywalking, practically everybody has done it. i means crossing the road unlawfully including at mid streed or when the crossing indicators say not to. it is against the law but the fine in most parts hef states only $1. hard lay deterrent or a reason to enforce it. >> one person is struck every seven or eight minutes in massachusetts. mary: senator majority leader wants to change that. >> i got involved bass i rep isn't in my district, a high-rise senior housing project, and people were being hit. they were being hurt as they walked across the street. happened outside of a crosswalk. there is growing concern about traffic set of whan drivers are doing behind the wheel but can railroad says its time to hold pedestrians accountable, too. >> people have seen people going crossing the road and texting. mary. chan railroad is proposing a $25 find for the first offense. $50 and $7 a for subsequen

maria: mary saladna is live in boston. and mary, apple says doing that smartphone... at risk! reporter: iphone users in san francisco, tonight, sending apple a powerful messageport. as apple and the fbi remained locked in epic clash over since the bloody end of the san bernardino attack a, the deadliest since 9/11, three of the fbi has been helplessly staring a at iphone 5c like this one of syed farook's cell phone. a federal judge is now siding with the fbi order hing ap foal fin a way to hack into farook's iphone. tonight, apple is still refusing. saying if they break into this phone, it will set up a dangerous slippery slope. if you design a back door for one phone. you have to design it for all phones. >> fbi suspects the phone may hold critical clues about who farook was communicating with. the pron they don't have the four-digit password. the fbi used farook used apple's security option basically that erases all dat from the proper code is not end terred after ten tries. it is nearly impossible so they want apple's engineers to design but ceo tim cook says the government

let's get right to newscenter 5's mary saladna, who is live on the scene, mary? mary. i have bane lot worse. at one point, we all thought that two firefighters were trapped in that attic. >> it could be the worst air of your life. mary: as fire swept through, boston firefighters swarmed the upper floor, neighbors held their breath. >> on the roof, the flames are pouring out. water with is shooting everywhere. debris flying everywhere. you know, pretty intense. mary. that is when the mayday call went out. a firefighter who heard the piercing alarm who signaled the colleague may be trapped. >> may day. >> may day. >> our breathing apparatus has a built-in alarm system. heard a couple of alarms went off. he did's was trained because time is of the he is sense. mary. firefighters went to rescue mode but found no firefighter actual lynn distress. sound as the firefighters standstill for more than 30 seconds. the device assuming the firefighter maybe in some kind of a trouble. >> that this is initial warning, you no are snow when that guess off, you know, you have to mary. o

aroma mary saladna is here with a testy back and forth, mary? mary. yeah. this is the last time. particular had trump in the cross-hairs. it was texas-size show round, an im frigs was the issue that sent the sparks flying. >> you are the only person on the stage that has been fined for hiring people to work on the proc jeks. you hired the workers. that hired people. you have not hired any thick. >> you have not hired. >> we hired workers from poland. >> wrong. wrong. that is wrong. >> ted cruz piled on. >> marco is right. a federal court found donald guilty of being guilty of a part of conspiracy to hire people illegally and entered the $1 million judgment. >> one of the debate sponsors with it was a chance to speak directly to la tin though fot voters. trump was asked to respond to comments made earlier in the day by former mexican president vicente fox who slammed trump as crazy guy. >> i am out going to pay for that role. he should pay for it. >> how are you going to make them pay for it? >> i will. the wall just got ten feet taller into. believe me. [ch

reporting live in manchester, todd kazakiewich, wcvb heather: john kasich campaign that' 5' s mary saladna mary? winner. john kasich did. he also needs to end the day with a strong showing. if he does not have that he may be out of this race. he has spent a lot of time here in new hampshire powering coffee, shaking hands and he is a two-term governor of ohio and an 18 year veteran of congress. he knows a thing or two about campaigning. the question now, did he reach those undecided voters that he needs to pull off a second or third place finish. he would like to flip the entire trump applecart, but we' ll see how he does. he did have a strong debate showing over the weekend. we will see tonight if he has ed: since we' ve gone through each of the candidates, and taken into each stock and we want to get you some analysis and patrick griffin and maryanne marsh are joining us here in manchester. patrick is such a hearty granite state or, he has just taken off his gloves. >> the gloves are off. [laughter] ed: let me start with you. we have seen larger turnouts, traffic jams, that means what for

maria: let' s get right out to newscenter 5' s mary saladna. re in marshfield mary, and it' s flooding there again. reporter: we are about 15 minutes away from high tide. the waves have crashing for at least the past 90 minutes, sending water into the avenue behind us. folks stealing with flooding, wind, and blowing snow. late evenig, and it was still coming down in marshfield. >> you know the drifts are crazy, in my backyard, they' re up to 4 feet high, but just snowblowing now it' s prob 5 inches. >> pretty much here we' re just chasing drifts on the coast. but inland, they' re probably getting buried. reporter: if you were' nt digging out, you we' re drying out, from the high tide earlier today. the storm surge flooded water front streets all over town. >> a lot higher than usual. it was going over the seawall before high tide. >> pretty standard, it gets reporter: ferocious winds and white out conditions were a problem most of the day. in brant rock, the plows were moving rocks left behind by the crashing waves. there were occasional fallen wires but overall, outages weren't an iss

anchor: newscenter 5' s mary saladna is live at the scene. reporter: he lives on a private way. he crashed into a home. he did take down a brick wall according to marty walsh he was not injured in the accident. hospital and checked out as a precaution. she is relieved to hear he is ok. >> he is a great guy. everybody likes him. he is friendly and nice. neighbor. reporter: another neighbor he was conscious and alert as he was loaded into an ambulance , checked out as a precaution. we are waiting for an update but the word from the mayor' s office is ray flynn is not seriously hurt. we are waiting to see if he comes back to south boston. he is ok after having crashed his suv into a brick wall. heather: more breaking news the suspect in a wild hit and run in woburn is under arrest tonight. newscenter 5' s john atwater just spoke with the victim. s live in woburn. john: the victim is still in a lot of pain tonight but when we delivered the news the suspect had been caught he praised the police effort. >> i' m glad they caught him. reporter: fred pica is relieved the man accused of r

newscenter 5' s mary saladna continues our live, team coverage at the state house. long been troubled by senator joyce' s relationship with some of the people in his district, but late this afternoon, gov. baker stopped short of saying joyce should resign. >> field voters -- the voters get to make the call ultimately whether some gets to make it on election day. the issues were troubling to begin with. obviously there is no ongoing investigation. to some extent we should wait to see where that goes. >> the state republican party is calling on senator brian joyce to step down but news at the statehouse at the statehouse of this hour, the governor saying it is time to let the investigation run its course. >> east and west of bridgewater, milton randolph, he has before that he served in the house for a year. his official bio lists the file -- lists the priorities be it he is married and has five children. >> the victim in an ongoing homicide investigation has just been identified. right at the cliffside comes monday night. now investigators are not saying how she died and still no arrest

mary saladna begins in nashua. mary? mary: heather, ed, ted cruz trying to build on the iowa momentum. both men on the attack tonight. would are stupid. trump has been slamming cruz on social media all day tweeting ted cruz didn't win i would. he stole it. calling far new election, after the cruz campaign isn't thought e-mail to supporters falsely suggesting dr. ben carson may be dropping. they made ben carson has seepsly left the race, if he doesn't get the vos then, but ted gets the votes. you say give me a break. mary: packed crowd tonight. cruz has told voters he apologized for the mistake, but they stood by the staffers. >> cnn put out a report that said ben carson is not going from iowa to new hampshire. he he is not going on to south carolina. instead, he is going home to door into. our political team forwarded that news story to the supporters. mary. cruz admits the team did not circulate a subsequent report put out by ben carson saying he was not quitting the race. >> this political cities dangerous. the politic

new at 7:00, newscenter 5' s mary saladna is live in watertown with what happened. mary? mary: we are on laurel street. you can see belittle' s on some of the houses. -- you can see bullet holes on some of the houses. even though the shootout between the tsarnaev brothers was dramatic, neighbors wanted that to be filmed where it happened. they said to make it authentic. now town officials have overruled the majority of neighbors and announced the shootout scene will be filmed elsewhere. >> i am angry. i think they should let them do it here. they are making it all about trauma. the police department did a wonderful thing here, it brought the neighborhood together. i think they should let them do it here for authenticity. >> you think it to be the town' s decision for the neighbor' s? >> absolutely the neighbor' s. they are all in agreement. why all of a sudden does the town want to go in a different direction? >> i' m disappointed.i would' ve been excited . mary: in a statement released late today, the town says "upon further reflection, filling every creation of the wate

newscenter 5' s mary saladna is live at state street. mary: i think things are finally calming down here. at this hour the orange line is running here, but for two hours of a shutdown by the old statehouse because of all of the smoke underground. they tell fire, but passengers tell us, and this video shows, there sure was a lot of smoke. the fire crew says a piece of real was damage, and it cause the train to overheat and vote. there was a piece of sheet metal on the track, the train dragged that along. people on the platform did not what was going on, and they panicked. >> it was like brakes were on fire or something. the brakes were smoking. we had to kick the windows out to let people out. it is crazy. >> the train was full of smoke, everyone was panicking. cooks all of a sudden there was a big, brown, plume of smoke -- everyone ran because it was so big and dark. we know it was not safe to be around. maria: the bottom line, the station was evacuated, and orange line service was interrupted. wcvb live in boston, mary salinawcvb , newsc

newscenter 5's mary saladna is live in barre. mary the small town is shaken tonight? mary: yeah. loved. 17 year old was senior at the regional high school. she was on the way to school this morning when she lost control of herki ya and slammed into a tre on route 62 in berry. the pact split the car in two. he died a the scene. the 15-year-old brother a injuries. first responders used the jaws of lav to free the brother and sister from theoriccage. school delayed two ours this morning because of icy roads. the police say it is likely that contributed to the fatal crash but continue to investigate. off camera, friends told us brittany was member of the high school cross-country team, aite, upbeat, kind person, always smiling, very well-liked by her peers. griffin remains hospitalized tonight at umass memorial medical center. no update this evening on the condition. greaf councilors will be here tomorrow at the school. blood, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: a cambridge police officer on leave tonight. ryan clal han is accused of hitting a woman on her bike sunday then taking off.

ed: newscenter 5's mary saladna is live at the garden tonight with the salute to one family. mary: 7-time grammy winner carrie underwood packed the td garden tonight. what most fans didn't see was impressive. carey before the show spending time with a local military family. i like the dressing on the food. >> those guys are ready for the show. >> unyearwood has teamed up with carnival cruise line to honor families. and raise money for operation home front a nonprofit dedicated to helping the military familiance wound warriors with everything from financial assistance to home repairs and recovery. >> it is such a cool thing. mean, country music, all about i love that carnival is bawl families. it is about getting back and a lot of sacrifice and a lot of being able to adopt. >> the they have lived in a half dozen states as a result of the 17 years with the coast guard warrant fer. on this night. dad. >> this is awesome. this is one of the best expenses of our lives and especially theres. >> we told them we were going to the carrie underwood concert. i done think they realize the

ed: newscenter 5' s mary saladna is with the kasich campaign tonight in concord. >> john kasich needs a strong showing here in new hampshire to stay in this race. the ohio governor started his day pouring coffee for voters at a diner in manchester. john kasich got a couple of symbolic votes this morning. he got votes in the tiny town of dixville notch, which has a good the bottom line is about an massive ground game in new hampshire. they have held over 100 town halls. he needs that to pay off tonight. he has talked about cutting taxes, growing jobs. congress. he has a track record for getting things done. we will see if he has an impact on undecided voters here in new hampshire with all those town case against hoping to be the granite state surprise. ed: still in the race dr. ben carson and carly fiorina. both have seen their poll numbers take a dive but are optimistic about tonight' s primary. we' ll be watching to see how they perform. heather: the primary is the focus of tonight' s now poll. we' re asking will the new hampshire primary results affect your vote in the massachusetts

and new at 11:00 our mary saladna talks to watertown's former police chief. she's live with the latest on the controversy. mary? mary: yeah. this is called patriot's day. neighbors here mostly welcomed the fill tom the town's sudden rejection, it is puz bling. >> i am disappointed. it would have been excited. >> disappointment today onp that infamous watertown shoot-out between the police and tsarnaev brothers was tra make ear. still neighbors wanted that to be filmed here where it happened. >> i am frustrated. >> i am angry. they are make it a all about trauma and the police department did a wonderful thing here. they brought the neighborhood together. further. i really, really think they should let them do it here for authenticity. >> do you think it's the town deacision her to neighbor's. the neighbor's not the town. >> absolutley the neighbors. questionnaires. 88% said film it here. in a statement they said upon further reflex. filming the recreation of the watertown shoot is not in the best entrance. they are perceived with didn't identifying another loca

newscenter 5' s mary saladna just talked to them, she' s live in canton. mary: the family was gathered at her bedside at the boston hospital. the rest of the family gathered here at their home. they told is a short while ago, she died. >> they heard a crack, my brother screamed. he saw her under the tree. mary: a family without shoveling any snow. the six-year-old was standing in the spot.

ed: right now, our mary saladna is live in canton. you can look at the trees behind me. the limb was massive. obviously, this is not the ending that any of us were praying for. they heard a crack. my brother screamed. he saw her under the tree. mary it happened in a heart beak. the 6-year-old rushed outside with her father to shove the driveway. >> she was running out. oh, daddy, let's make a snowman. then the next thing i know, a tree broke. mary. the limb gave way, crashing down, pinning her. >> that happened, fell right here. she was about right like that area. mary: they worked to lift the massive branch. the neighbors called for an ambulance. had pulse by the time they came. she didn't when they were first hit. the neighbors helped, thanked two. mary: cailey was transported to boston but shortly before 7:00 p.m., the little girl with a sweet demeanor died of her injuries. lauding the valiant efforts to save the kindergarten and warning other par ent ares to keep the kids away are the trees until the heavy snow melts. >> you wouldn't think, you know, a young child, a

live in durham, new hampshire, mary saladna, wcvb newscenter 5. maria, the clock is ticking. maria: so hillary clinton trying to close the gap in new hampshire. but a new poll shows it widening. sanders is on top with 61% in the new wmur poll. that's 31 points ahead of clinton. and there is movement on the republican side. donald trump number one with 29%. but now it is marco rubio taking second with 18%. he jumps ahead of ted cruz at 12%. wcvb newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is live in portsmouth where trump is take aim tonight. juli. juli: well, maee, donald trump fearly doubled the a. stops he was scheduled to make today. he stopped tonight, finished off the nightmare here. that is where the supporters and critics could agree on one he is sure entertaining. donald trump making big promise in new hampshire tonight. his plan to make the country great again starts with luring back jobs that have gone to china, mexico and elsewhere. >> they have stripped us of the jobs look we're babies like taking candy from a baby. they have stripped us of our jobs. juli: trum is not over the l

newscenter 5' s mary saladna continues our live, team coverage at the state house.