newscenter five' s juli mcdonald is live in maynard tonight. juli: the issue is a byproduct of the chlorine disinfection town leaders say there is no urgent threat to anyone who drinks water here but they do encourage some people to talk to doctors about their risk. >> the drinking water in maynard is safe to drink. juli: maynard town leaders are working with the department of environmental protection to reduce high levels of total trihalomethanes detected in one of four water samples in december. >> we got that information sometime in january and we have 90 days to come up with a remediation plan. juli: tuesday this week, the dep said the town had 10 days to notify residents. maynard bsite friday, and sent notices which should arrive this week. >> we' re very upset. juli: nate markley and his wife laura, who are expecting their baby in days, saw a link to the town' s message on facebook. it states pregnant women, infants, and women of childbearing age may be more at risk to the effects of tthms over time. >> there' s been correlations to bladd

corey: if work on this railroad goes to plan, maynard road should be open on wednesday. police are asking you to be patient and give yourself plenty of extra time to get your -- get to your destination. joel: from our durham newsroom, a man in critical condition after being hit by a minivan. the accident happened around 6:30 this morning on north ross i-85 on-ramp. investigators say it looks like the man was tried to cross the street and ran into the van's path. from fayetteville, a car crashing into a bank. it happened at the suntrust bank . the woman thought she was hitting the brakes but it the gas instead. no one was hurt. the bank was closed for the day because of the damage. hello, mr. trump. anna: just ahead, the message adele has for the gop candidate when it comes to her music joel: . -- music. joel: here is to show with a look at what is coming up at 6:00. tisha: terror in a carry bag neighborhood. several suspects in handcuffs. plus, from a roadway to row your boat, there is a push tonight to turn rollie's capital boulevard into a canal. bo joel: a quick check

pam: maynard town leaders say t.t.h.m.'s were detected in one of four water samples in they're working with the state. >> we got that information sometime in january. we have 90 days to come up with a remediation plan. pam: the state said the town had ten days to notify residents. they posted a message on the maynard web site friday and sent notices which should arrive this week. >> we're very upset. reporter: nate marky and his wife laura who are expecting their baby in babies saw a link to. it states pregnant women and women of child-bearing age may be more at risk to the effects of t.t.h.m.'s overtime. >> there's been correlations to bladder cancer, over long-term consumption of water that has elevated t.t.h.m.'s, miscarriage in the first try mess ster, stillborn birth. some birth defects. pam: the standards is 08 parts ber billion. in maynard it was 89. in other parts of the world 100. but the couple wishes they knew about it earlier when the elevated levels were first detected. >> my wife is due on monday so that chang

in maynard it was 89. in other parts of the world, 100. but the couple wishes they knew about it earlier when the elevated levels were first detected. >> my wife is due on monday so there's not a lot that we can do that changes how it affects us. we have to hope for the best, and hopefully there won't be any impact. pam: the town used a reverse 911 call system to notify residents and businesses. maynard will begin flushing water lines to get rid of the organic build-up. they also plan to conduct their own water tests on monday. i'm pam cross, wcvb, newscenter 5. doug: thank you, pam. it's 8:09 on this sunday morning. hackers targeting a large university. karen: the data breach that could have an impact on 80,000 people. three middle school girls in florida are charged with trying to poison their teacher. what they allegedly put in her drink. doug: and an outbreak of the mumps hits a local college campus. the warning and the potentially lucky break for students. danielle: mild air on the way in but along with it a chance of i'll have a time

reid: a drinking water warning tonight in maynard. town officials say a test shows the town' s water exceeds the standards for tthms. the byproduct could cause problems in the liver, kidneys or central nervous system. town officials say the water is bathing. pam: boston mayor marty walsh meeting today with community leaders concerned over racism allegations at the boston latin school. a report by the school found all but one incident was handled appropriately. today' s meeting with the urban league was a closed door discussion. the group plans to meet again next month. mike: when that wind was hallowing -- was howling away -- the sky, beautiful clear skies. we have a sunset coming. still a nice night and evening we have going on. if you clouds showing up on the satellite picture. -- a few clouds showing up on the satellite picture. then the mild air come surging in here as we start to talk about tomorrow' s forecast. we still have that southwesterly wind. we had winds of 40, 50. we had wind gusts of over 60 with a southwestern directi

. >>> a developing story now in maynard. town officials say too much of an chemical has been found in the drinking water. it is creating concern for some people. you know, we wanted answers. >> reporter: ancient times after learning the tests reveal elevated level of a potentially dangerous. women who are expecting. she is nine months pregnant. >> we have been concerned about correlation with miscarriage in the first trimester and also with bladder cancer and liver problems time. >> they are a biproduct when to combat bacteria. however -- >> you should follow up with your physician on whether it is harmful. the town will be flushing water lines. >> they say the state department of environmental detect did not notify until this week. on friday the town web site said maynard got the results back in mid-january. nate just wishes he knew before >> we would have been able to stop drinking the tap water. we are really upset it wasn't given to the public in a timely fashion. >> more tests will be conducted monday. >>> this morning

our jim smith is live in maynard tonight where he has just spoken to town officials. jim? >> reporter: well, kate and ken, mixed signals from town officials, they tell us on the one hand the warted is safe to drink but -- hand the water is safe to drink but a chemical compound in one of the water wells contains a dangerous substance that could pose that and women who might become pregnant and possibly infants. we are tauming about a compound called tri-halo-methane, a by- product of flushing water supplies with chlorine. and it combats possible bacteria problems. it is safe for drinking and cooking and bathing and also working on the problem. >> there is some concern. there is evidence that it might be harmful. you should follow-up with your physician on that. in the meantime, the town will be flushing out water lines in an attempt to get rid of organic malter that might be in the lines through poor flow, low flow, in the tanks. >> reporter: research does indicate that long-term ex pore to this chemical -- exposure to this chemical compound could potentially cause trouble

from the east, follow maynard road. >> i think it will definitely help. everybody always slows down and there's congestion anyway because no one wants to go over reporter: if everything goes as planned, high house road it will be open tomorrow and maynard road could be open on wednesday. police are asking you to be patient and give yourself extra time to get to your destination. barbara: at about 5:00 this morning, several men broke into residents were at home. home and -- the home invasion happened just south of crabtree lake. anthony wilson is live on the scene with those details. what a terrifying morning it must have been for those homeowners. reporter: in fact, one of the phones from one of the people recovered when the six men were caught up by officers. no confirmation yet of any arrests. we are awaiting confirmation, but here is what happened. damaged. inside, three women were asleep. >> i heard the commotion. i didn't know what it is. i had no idea what is going on. reporter: the men who broke in work caught on home surveillance video. >> i hear

from north of boston and over to lexington and maynard, coming down moderately. back here through hollisston and trail that to medway, you'll see some yellow spots on route 1 and route 108, as well. s more coming up at 11:00. >>> tonight we know a deadly fire killed a woman over the weekend and investigators tell us the home did not have a working smoke detector. >> and that's something the state fire marshal tells us happens all too often. blair miller breaks down the new proposal to change the law and save lives. fire came out like on top of me. >> reporter: bill kelly can't forget what happened here at his home two weeks ago in north andover. today still trying to understand and replaying how his family friend was killed upstairs. fire. i just thinking about the size of the fire. >> reporter: fire investigators say in this fire the woman had been smoking but one of the smoke alarms wasn't working. the battery had been taken out. so far this year of the 13 people who have died in house fires statewide, 9 of the fires didn't have a working smoke detector. in som

in maynard, 89. the couple wishes they know about it earlier when the elevated levels were first detected. lacks my wife is due on monday. it is -- not a lot we can do. we had to hope for the best. hopefully, there will be an impact. >> the town used a reverse 911 call system to notify residents and businesses. they will begin flushing water lines to get rid of the organic buildup. they also plan to conduct their own water test on monday. pam cross, wcvb center five. doug: hackers targeting a large university. karen: this time a data breach could impact 80,000 people. three middle school girls in florida are charged with trying to poison their teacher. what they allegedly put in her drink. doug: and an outbreak of the the warning and the potentially lucky break for students. danielle: mild area on the way in but along with it a chance of to concern cases, -- confirmed cases, three are pending. all of them are players on the men' s hockey team. symptoms of the virus include fever, severe headache, sor

for now, live in maynard news. >>> probation, restitution and community service. that's the sentence for a former boston fire chief found guilty of corruption. edward sigli a ah no stole public money to pay his bills and buy personal items like a big-screen tv and even a gas grill. he will be on probation for three years. he has to complete 750 hours of community service and pay restitution. he was convicted on tuesday. he's been on paid leave since he was indicted in 2012. >>> tonight prosecutors want the his math teacher to serve 50 now 17-year-old phillip chism murdered his teacher at danvers high school back in 2013. school surveillance video showed him follow colleen richard into a bathroom before taking her life. ted daniel is live in salem tonight where the teen killer tomorrow. ted. yeah, it looks like the sentencing will be an all day best to render a decision by the afternoon but no promises. the state is pushing for a minimum of 50 years. if they're successful, chism wouldn't be parole eligible until his mid-60s. >> reporter: if phillip chism has anythi

deflected -- right to die law. with maynard's husband to discuss the decision and why he is pushing for similar laws in colorado and other states. >>> the democratic residential candidates are battling over who is more progressive. they are laying out the differences in new hampshire ahead of tonight abate bernie sanders is heavily favored in the state according to the associated press. new hampshire's primary is next week.>>> the deadly takata air bag recall is expanding. he will tell you about the new developments, and the massive recall. >>> it sounds like a joke, peyton manning jerseys being banned, but we learned it was a real thing.>>> my name is mass sergeant. lucas, i am originally from rapid city south dakota, i have been a bronco fan my entire life. his only one fan, peyton >>> this might be a first, a peyton manning jersey band. brenda lease -- brenda gonzales is burning his number is the problem. >> reporter: here a peyton manning jersey is just a press away, just don't try using this jersey at any wealth county district 6 school. i remember the band art simpson. >> repo

>> reporter: a passion for jane maynard who writes a blog about preparing healthy meals. her big gripe, the natural label found on so many products in >> that word pulls you in and makes you feel like for some reason that's a better food. >> reporter: 62% of shoppers look for the natural label believing it means no artificial ingredients, chemicals, pesticides or gmos, but, in fact, there is no universal definition or regulation for the word natural. among the questionable examples cited by "consumer reports" delmonte fruit natural also contains artificial preservatives derived from industrial chemicals and 100% natural wesson vegetable oil which contains genetically modified ingredients. >> that's why we think the natural label is so incredibly misleading because it leads people to think that that food may meet those attributes when in fact it does not. >> reporter: "consumer reports" has petitioned the fda to define or ban the natural label so shoppers aren't misled, and the fda is now asking for shoppers' input. the grocery manufacturers of america calls that a welcome

a passion for jane maynard, who writes a block about preparing healthy meals. her big gripe, the natural label found on so many products in the grocery aisle. >> that word pulls you in, and it makes you feel like for some reason that's a better >> reporter: 62% of shoppers look for the natural label, believing it means no artificial ingredients, chemicals, pesticides, or gmos, but in fact definition or regulation for the among the question able examples cited by "consumer reports," del monte fruit naturals also contain from industrial chemicals. and wesson vegetable oil contains ingredients. >> that's why we think the natural label is so incredibly misleading because it leads people to think that that food may meet those attributes not. reports" has petitioned the fda to define or ban the shoppers aren't misled, and the fda is now asking for shoppers' input. the grocery manufacturers of welcome and necessary step towards having a common national standard that consumers can rely on regardless of where they live or shop. >> does anybody want any guacamole? >> rep

he has been a maynard firefighter since 1986. right now, this massive fire is under investigation in newport, rhode island. an historic mansion destroyed after flames ripped through the bellevue avenue home. stonor lodge, a nine bedroom, 11-bath home, was under some construction. that mansion estimated to be worth $3 million. it sits right in the historic section of the city, filled with mansions that are popular with visitors. erika: a weymouth man charged with drunk driving when he allegedly struck a pedestrian had already been ordered to surrender his license. that is according to our thomas mohan was arraigned from his hospital bed wednesday. he was unable to stand during a sobriety test following tuesday' s crash. the registry of motor vehicles says mohan was ordered to surrender his license by march 4 for another crash in weymouth earlier in the month. right now, boston police are searching for this man, accused of robbing people with a kitchen knife. police say the man has gone after at least two people near the chinatown

but on friday the town web site said maynard get the results back in mid january. nate markly wishes he knew before his wife's 9th month. >> we would have been able to at least stop drinking the tap water and so we're really upset about the way it's been handled and the fact that the the public in a timely fashion. reporter: more tests will be conducted monday. in may nard jim smith wbz news. also developing note a horrific crash turns deadly in norton the car jumped the median hit another car head-on. one person is dead. katie brace joins us live from the scene tonight. reporter: investigators have cleared away the mangled truck and car that was the result of a head-on collision. i want to show you some video we took of the scene right here on 495 in norton. now, the driver of the sedan was killed instantly the threatening injuries. on 495. a toyota yaris when investigators say the driver of that red toyota tacoma truck was driving northbound. median. sedan head-on. it's unclear at this time what caused the driver of the pick up truck to cross that large this is a

after 24 states introduced right to die bills, almost all of them mentioned maynard. the new york version would allow certified terminally ill people to request life-ending drugs from a physician. >>> a tuberculosis scare sent a letter to west hill high school families. it says a possible case of tb there is a low risk of transmission. due to privacy requests, the person's name is not being released. >>> family and friends are beginning to say final good- byes to the former miss new jersey winner. she died when she crashed her car. visit station was today and tomorrow at her family's home in arkansas. her funeral is scheduled for sunday afternoon. she is the 2013 miss new jersey pageant and competed for miss america. sheep was 24 years old. >>> in new jersey, prosecutors are going after people who filed false applications for superstorm sandy relief funds. the five suspects now under arrest got anywhere from $32,000 to $174,000 from agencies including fema and the small business administration. if convicted, the suspects could face up tossen years in prison and bond u

[laughter] because maynard jackson told us how to go to wall street and get money and build an airport, and we have an airport that we maybe have put $14 billion in. keeping aaa bond ratings, but last year that airport generated $38 billion worth of economic activity and generated 400,000 jobs. and there are about 35% or 40% of those jobs and wealth is managed by people of color and women who were also locked out of the economy before maynard jackson became mayor. so an inclusive economy grows. we have grown from 1.5 million to 6.5 million. we want everybody else to go somewhere else and use capitalism to grow their city. [laughter] ambassador young: but reminding us of the history of the freedman's bank is a significant part of our economic legacy, and we are doing a lot to try to spread that legacy not only to the cities of the south, but to the rural areas of the south. the civil rights movement came out of rural poverty. but right now i think the best place to live and raise a family in the world is the small cities in the south of the united states of america, where since we got i

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maria: maynard firefighter charged with raping the maynard fire department is firefighter charged with raping a child. prosecutors say james macgillivary raped that nine-year-old boy in 1991 and that macgillivary knew the boy. the judge held him on $15 thousand cash bail and ordered him to wear a gps bracelet. firefighter since 1986. ed: in a statement, there is no one more committed to improving the learning environment here than i am. the city investigation found the school acted appropriately in the vast majority of those incident reported. maria: federal agents raid one of the best-known fishing companies in new england companies in new england today charging its owner and bookkeeper with conspiracy and falsifying records. carlos rafael, owner of carlos bedford...appearing in court today. posed as crime figures who wanted to buy the company. rafael allegedly told the off the books, selling fish for cash. he was known as the "cod-father." sky five over a serious car crash on route 93 south in closing the highway and creating a major rush-hour traffic problem. one person was taken by

. >>> a developing story in maynard now. the finding is creating concern for pregnant women. >> reporter: elevated levels of of a potentially chemicals. it can cause big problems for women who are expecting. >> we have been concerned about correlations with miscarriage in the first trimester with possible stillborn births and also with bladder cancer and liver problems over time. the chemicals are called methanes. it is created to combat bacteria. that town says the water is >> there is evidence it might be harmful. you should follow up with your physician on that. the town will be flushing our water lines. >> reporter: the town of maynard says the state department of environmental did not notify until this week. the town web site said they got it back in mid-january. he wishes he knew before his wife's ninth month. >> we would have been able to stop drinking the tap water. we are really upset about the way it has been handled and the way it wasn't shared for the public. >> reporter: more tests will be conducted monday. >>>

. >> brain cancer patient brittany maynard drew national attention when she moved to oregon where she could legally end her life. but that is not allowed in new york where eve eliot's husband was in agony with als, an incurable disease. >> did he say, i need you to help me figure out some way that i can end it? >> yes, he did. >> ahead on "sunday morning." a dying wish and a heated national debate. some literary undercover work. specifically, an investigation into what's actually between the covers of some ordinary looking books. lee cowan is on the case. >> countless exhibits of antique books over the years but this collection doesn't involve bound pages or even printed text. >> my collection is only limited by my pocketbook. i would be much crazier if i had a few more bucks. >> the book collector who doesn't really collect books at all. ahead on "sunday morning." >> osgood: when the call goes out for "the envelope please" at the oscars, she's been waiting for this moment for a good long time. this morning tracy smith will have her story. >> 4 years after she steamed up the halls of

here are the areas most southwest maynard road to old apex road. old apex road between murphy drive and val called parkway -- and falcone parkway. >> turned back around and go back the other end of the street. gloria: if work on this railroad goes as planned, maynard road should be open on wednesday. crews are asking that you be patient and give yourself plenty destination. in terry, gloria's rodriguez -- gloria rodriguez. joel: some fairly big changes coming up --chris: if you're going to be out and about this 70's. 11:00. really don't need a jacket until perhaps after midnight. tomorrow, much of the day, remember, the normal high about 52-53. an awesome start to february. 72 in chapel hill. airport at 71 and 73 in fayetteville. tomorrow, a front drops through into south carolina. we turn much cooler. still not bad for february, but about 20 below where we are now. around the triangle, upper 50's. fayetteville with a lot of clouds. 80 even a shower around later this evening. overall, it is going to be much cooler in much cloudier. when it warms ba

. >>> in maynard town leaders say the water could be risky to drink. you. the month is winding down quickly. i'm kris anderson with those stories and more. first to rob with a check of the week gented forecast. the temperatures improve. >> rob: we get one extra day this february, leap day tomorrow. 40 degrees in boston, and average for the end of the february is 41. here we are at 9:00 hour almost there. a little bit of a wind makes it feel a bit colder, but the key is the wind direction out of the southwest. the southwesterly wind makes it warm into the afternoon hours. look at the satellite picture. started off cloudy a couple of hours ago, but notice how the clouds break apart. we expect a die sent amount of sunshine. we spend most of the afternoon in the low to mid-50s. mid to upper 40s afr dinnertime. most of the night is still mied with temperatures dropping to the upper 30s to low 40s. clear skies tonight, teeny, tiny slight chance of an isolated yet again, mild temperatures well up into the mid-50s tomorrow. does go downhill from there, though. seve