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louisa moller is live and it's been a tricky commute lose louisa. >> reporter: yeah david you can see firsthand the evidence of between here and basically through ducksbury on route three massdot reporting it's not moving faster than 25 miles probably less and you can see a little bit of what has caused this. there was clearly a dusting here. we saw some of that evidence of almost whiteout conditions andslippery underneath that. now, the massachusetts state police started to warn about this around 3:00 saying that especially in the ducksbury area there were slippery conditions about upwards of 20 340e9or vehicles off the road -- 20 motor vehicles off the road and we have pictures. there was a car that ran off the road and went into tree. a tractor trailer that slid off and another truck so conditions this don't seem to have improbed very much -- improved very much. we are talking a dusting of snow and slippery conditions and slow moving here. up at 6 for now live in norwell louisa moller. >> it's not that we can reach out and touch a car. thanks. >>> keep a close eye on every weather

lisa moller is live with the latest. tonight-- louisa moller is live>> reporter: yes, he yelled and it was difficult to hear what he said but we thought we that's after the court rattled off the lengthy rap sheet. a sudden outburst from grant headley as the 27-year-old was ruled held behind bars on 1.5 million dollars bail. the convicted drug dealer with a lengthy criminal record was allowed to stand in a door chester district court hallway monday during the first hearing on charges he shot veteran stokinger. it started when they witnessed him dealing drugs to a woman last tuesday. >> admitted she just purchased headley. >> reporter: on friday they cornered him on mount bowdoin tearis when headley opened fire striking stokinger in the leg. >>'s fired numerous rounds as he moved closer to officer stokinger as he was firing those rounds. >> reporter: next court documents say headley fled through the vacant lot before running across the street and gun behind a sheet metal wall. >> i am at 33 mount bowdoin tearis a shot. >>

at catholic memorial school louisa moller wbz news. >> so i consider fantasy sports they are playing fantasy stock noorkt i was going to say that about fantasy sport. >> good for them. congratulationses. you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. what this campaign is about is to demand that we create an economy that works of billionaires. if you work 40 hours a week in america, you should not live in poverty. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >>> two breaking stories a chemical explosion at plant in north andover four workers hurt at the dow chemical plant. the injuries are serious but we do know they were able to walk to the ambulances on their own before they were taken by helicopter to boston. state fire marshal says there's no danger to the public and dow chemical released a statement saying their thoughts are with the families of the people who are hurt. >>> and the other breaking news we are following police investigating an apparent case of roa

. >> let's check in with louisa moller and a little messy out there. >> reporter: yeah you can see the line of red lights and it's been crawling like this for an hour. we are talking between norwell down through duxbury and i want to show you the conditions that passed through but left of course snow on the ground and it's more than we saw couple miles back. massachusetts state police conditions were slippy and snowy and icy in the duxbury area because they saw just about 20 cars or over 20 cars slide off road in the area in duxbury and around route 3. we saw pictures on twitter from the fire department and police department and we saw a truck box truck run off the road and a car into a tree as well as a tractor trailer off the road. so very slippery slippery conditions that have made it slow going now for over an hour. once again we are not seeing that snow through the air. we are seeing the slippery conditions on the ground and that dusting of snow meaning that people are traveling at less than 25 miles per hour between norwell and through duxbury and we are going to continue to foll

. >> louisa moller is live in dorchester. so what have you learned so far? >> reporter: well a short time ago this block had all the signs of a crime scene. in fact, we believe the victim's vehicle a silver nissan altima is down block and we saw police tow away the suspect car a black bmw. nightingale street blocked by crime scene tape after shooting over a parking spot. >> they found a 34-year-old male suffering from a gunshot wound to the abdomen. >> reporter: police say the victim was shot once by a 27- >> we have located the black bmw you will around 9 nightingale and had information he run into 9. >> reporter: officers swept the building but were unsuccessful. continues. as police and the community are left in disbelove. >> this -- disbelief. >> there's way too many guns and when people are shooting over a parking spot we have a problem. >> reporter: now the victim is being treated at brigham and women's hospital for nonlife- threatening injuries. commissioner evans say they know the who the suspect is and is known to police. the hunt continues. live in

and as the driver tells louisa molar the ice came -- moller the ice came flying off another car. >> my initial thought is it's of me and i will drive over crumbled ice and go on with my day. >> reporter: even as it catapulted to the air towards jeff cote he couldn't imagine this. now look again it felt like slow-motion but took seconds for the block of ice and snow to slip off the top of the black suv in front of him and torpedo into his windshield. >> a flash and i remember look up and watching it come straight at me. >> reporter: thankfully he was unharmed and he calmly drove to the side of the road. but i not what the new hampshire man expected as he made his routine drive to work on 495 and harvehill wednesday. whole ordeal captured an dash like this. unfortunately not clearly enough to record the license plate number of the black car that just drove away. >> wish they would clean off the car and i am frustrated. >> reporter: he says it was a terrifying appearance that could have been much worse and so easily awideed -- avoided. >> a few seconds to slam as much ice off the roof as

louisa moller has the latest. >> reporter: we spoke with the commissioner evans who told us police are on the lookout for a 27-year-old suspect who they believe live in a house down the street. couldn't find him. we believe this altercation happened down nightingale street a 34-year-old man was parking his car or parked in a spot down the street when he was shot once in the stomach by the 27-year-old suspect. we believe the victim was in that silver car down the street. now police say that the 27-year- old suspect took off in a black bmw and may have gone to the area of 9 nightingale street further down the block. police went there to search the area and said they came up unsuccessful. here's what we know about the victim at this time. again, a 34-year-old man shot in the stomach. we are told the man has nonlife- threatening injuries and was brought to brigham and women's hospital will be he is being treated and all commissioner evans could say a it's to a terrible point when people are shooting each other over parking spots. again we are learning more about this situation and we did h

. >> a child fell off a chair lift at waw chewset mountain and louisa moller has the story and a message for all skiers. >> gentlemen how are you? >> reporter: when the ski patrolman talks to kids he promotes the freedom of the slopes. the fun of the sport. but above all else proper conduct on the mountain. enter the code. >> you know the code? >> reporter: a couple key points aimed at keeping kids safe with some sweet incentives. >> if you do, you get a hot chocolate today. >> reporter: even a shot at free passes. >> let's go. >> reporter: it's a big part of what the innovative approach to >> if we get the kids to do it, you know, to not step in the middle of the trail, ski with friends and don't ski alone. >> reporter: a culture that's just as intense when people follow the rules as when they don't like this week wheand 12- year-old boy fell off a chair lift but he is expected to be okay. >> we are hoping he will come back and do a safety message for us. >> reporter: staying safe is sim pi sit back hold on make sure everyone's heads are back and pull the bar down. with 86% of lift fall

lot worse and it could save someone's life if you do a better job cleaning it. >> reporter: louisa moller, wbz news. >>> we want to bring you back to the breaking news we told >> three people badly injured in an atv accident. katie brace is there live with the latest. >> reporter: lisa and liam, we just arrived here on ashburn hill road in fitchburg. i'm going to get out of the way so you can see what investigators are dealing with. we have two atvs involved in an accident. one is on the side in some snow, the other in the middle of the road. i can tell you three people were taken to umass medical. two of them had to be med flighted and that we do know at least one of the victims is a small child. investigators on the scene as they figure out exactly what happened, but again two atvs involved in an accident, three people taken to umass medical, two by med flight and at least one of them is the small child. reporting live in fitchburg katie brace, wbz news. >> thank you. >>> new tonight bill cosby's wife may be on the hot seat. a massachusetts judge denied her request to avoid a deposition

live in the studio louisa moller wbz news. >> thanks. >>> also tonight, two dollars and a dream. no one had the winning ticket last night and that means at 700 million dollar the power ball jackpot is the largest in history. if we had power gall-- power ball fever before it's frenzy. >> with no big winner the prize reached a record amount. 700 million dollars and that has people excited. bill shields is live in plymouth where a person did take home part of the prize last night bill. >> reporter: part of the prize. a million dollars. but what we are talking about here is by the time the next drawing comes around on saturday they are talking a billion dollars. you have to worry about the stock market taking a dive with a billion dollars. your lump um sum-- sum would be 4 hundred unmillion personly i want to pay off my visa bill from the holidays. but they hung a sign up the express mart north plymouth this is where someone got awfully close to that money. >> 6 numbers and the power ball. >> reporter: regulars were coming into the, press mart but there were new lottery players here

live in fitchburg louisa moller. >>> a cemetery has been hit by vandals again. this time right before the new year. police say the criminals toppled 33 grave stones and monuments many smashed beyond repair some historic. and this is not the first time. vandals hit three times this past year all before a holiday. >>> and now at 6a. classic matchup bruins and >> a -- gillette. >> a thrill to be shore but not the outcome they were hoping for. dan roche is live. dan. >> reporter: the fans a little more than deflated after this one. certainly tough the coach said the worst time to pick to play the worst game of their season. not going well for boston they lose by a score of 5-1 before 60,000 plus here at gillette stadium winner -- winter classic banner up with the patriots banner this was montreal from the get go. up 2-0. gallagher wraps one into the net and canadiens did that on three occasions today. not much tuukka could do. max makes it 4-1 on the 2-on one brake away all montreal today as they win 5-1 and after the the game, tuukka razz being was at -- rask was a

louisa moller is live with the louisa. >> reporter: david paula his a sweet 8-year-old boy who is battling a tough diagnosis but due to a global effort, he is living his dream like going to see the pats and inspiring a lot of people in the process. dorian murray has soared to superstar dom. the 8-year-old from westerly rhode island hobnobbed with celebs like gronk and signed autographs. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: he even had a two luxury cars. >> and it's electric. >> reporter: and saturday, it will be dorian at the coveted patriots kansas city chiefs football game sitting in a special box because hay big dream to be famous. -- because the little man what big dream to be famous what's it like to be famous. >> it's very, very cool. >> reporter: dorian is suffer from rare and terminal pediatric cancer. earlier this week he told his be famous in china before he goes to heaven. but with a little help from social media and hashtag d strong a global movement was born. >> it's totally snowballed and become i guess viral an internet sensation. >> reporter: dorian d strong murray inspiring

wbz louisa moller has the latest on video you saw first on four. >> i heard what was a shot it was a firecracker or shot. and then what i saw was the people in my car started recoiling. >> reporter: it was a routine hop on the mbta blue line when martti witnessed a frightening and tbriewlg sight. >> as you can see there's the individual here on the ground. >> reporter: two men gunned the aftermath captured on the cell phone. >> and second over here. >> reporter: it started with a verbal fight between two men on the inbound blue line train. the fight turned violent as the train was pulling into the station. >> one male pulled out a firearm and fired two rounds at the victims. >> reporter: a 29-year-old shot as he was getting off the train. a 43-year-old man who police believe was not riding on the train shot on the platform. >> we don't know his involvement if at all. >> reporter: both sent to the hospital with nonlife- threatening injuries. all of it happening to the horror of at least 15 passengers on the train car. >> the couple-- a couple ladies came on our car crying. and saying

louisa moller is live with the story. louisa. >> reporter: well, david his name is dorian murray and he is 8 years old and battling a tough diagnosis but despite that he is living his dream coming to see the pats tomorrow and inspiring others in the process. dorian murray has soared to superstar dom. 8-year-old from westerly rhode island hop knobbed with gronk and signs ought -- hobnobed with gronk and signs autograph and had a police escort while saturday, it will be dorian at the coveted patriots kansas city chiefs playoff game in the special box. all because the little man had a big dream. to be famous. >> what's it like being famous. >> it's re, very, very cool. >> reporter: he was not always behind his sweet eyes and shy demeanor dorian is suffering from a rare and terminal pediatric cancer. earlier this week he told his dad that his dying wish is to famous in china before going to heaven with a little help from social media and hashtag d strong a global movement was born. >> it's totally -- it has tote ll a-- totall

in austin louisa moller wbz news. >> we are hearing from her she posted pictures on facebook yesterday of the moments leading up to when she and her teammates took the ice at gillette stadium and writes it was the "best day of her life" and the most beautiful hockey rink she ever seen. she goes onto say "i don't want you to feel bad for me that is moment to remember for woman's hockey we made history that day and i would never take the moments back." >>> it's 5:35 right u now. the stand off on -- right now. the stabbed off in -- stand off in oregon is in the second week and protesters are asking for anything from warm blankets to coffee creamer. protesters say the federal government is too much control over federal land. and they are staying put until they can hand over controls to locals. >>> pope francis released the first book as pontiff this week. it's called the name of god is mercy. and in it owe he opens up about views on homosexuality and says people who are gay should be treated with respect and should not be judged. he reveals that his niece mayor an annulment. >>> 5:35 on yo

the ceo of the moller maersk. , more from -- up next,, more from davos.peak to the chief executive of btv bank. 41 minutes into the training sessions, stocks sharply lower, crews making fresh 12 year lows. good morning. ♪ guy: welcome back. 8:44 in london. we have something of the selloff on our hands. if you are looking at equities, look away. we are seeing a significant selloff across european equities. that is the picture you are seeing, down over 3% on the dax and cac, euro stoxx 600 down close to that number, ftse not far behind. mining stocks, oil stocks all taking it very, very hard. it is a mix across europe as to what is happening. banking stocks are down very aggressively as well. let me show you some of the other things you need to be aware of as well, the fact that the nikkei closed in a bear market, down 20%. hang seng fell aggressively, shares really taking it hard. to shanghai composite was off over 1%. nymex crude, $27. ruble is flirting with an all-time intraday record against the u.s. dollar. aussie dollar selling off aggressively as wel

. >> i was surprised, i was expecting moller to fight you on the science but she didn't. >> she told at lunch i couldn't. [laughter] i'm really surprised that this world approved science has not at least today cause -- maybe i'm just trying to justify that i carry that stupid pump for a year, tellme's there's something valuable about that. the second question besides really, it is like universal circuit pages your agenda. also i want to ask an international question because i think it's a very good argument for the u.s., but when you translate this to third world where people do not have the money to buy the formula, i wonder if there is still a value on the public policy of just supporting breast-feeding -- there are other conditions in which maybe these arguments would be different. >> i also wanted to go to the international question as well. i was thinking courtney and i share an interest in mexico where breast-feeding is very dominant in rural areas. where in fact diabetes is very high in the same rural areas. as i i was thinking about comparative research, has anybody been look