the montreal canadiens of the nhl. 5-1, montreal. who's the rebel now? no way. yes way! savor breakfast any time you like. eggs, sizzling sausage, hot cakes, real butter. mcdonald's all day breakfast menu. yeah! it's time to start breaking introducing metris, the mid-size van from mercedes-benz. it's got small-ability and big-ability. towing-ability and stowing-ability. rack-ability and hvac-ability. it's fully customizable and sized just right to give you cupcake-ability, entourage-ability... and even afford-ability. starting at $28,950. available in cargo or passenger. from mercedes-benz. >> mike: just 22 miles southwest of boston. this town in foxboro and facility that has been host the winter classic. gillette stadium. the nhl foundation contributes $11,600 to ronald mcdonald charities. and the honda pilot touring goes to the ronald mcdonald house in boston. the honda and nhl, the biggest assist happens off the ice. thing i liked about the day was the ice. the ice was magnificent. aided by the fact that we didn't have sunshine and no delays. a couple of times once in

the montreal canadiens of the nhl. darn near a shutout. 5-1, montreal. who's the rebel now? no way. yes way! savor breakfast any time you like. eggs, sizzling sausage, hot cakes, real butter. mcdonald's all day breakfast menu. yeah! it's time to start breaking some rules. introducing metris, the mid-size van from mercedes-benz. it's got small-ability and big-ability. towing-ability and stowing-ability. rack-ability and hvac-ability. it's fully customizable and sized just right to give you cupcake-ability, entourage-ability... ...garage-ability starting at $28,950. available in cargo or passenger. from mercedes-benz. >> mike: just 22 miles southwest of boston. this town in foxboro and facility that has been host the winter classic. gillette stadium. a combined total of 58 shots on goal today. the nhl foundation contributes $11,600 to ronald mcdonald charities. and the honda pilot touring goes to the ronald mcdonald house in boston. the honda and nhl, the biggest assist happens off the ice. thing i liked about the day was the ice was magnificent. aided by the fact that we didn't have

montreal dominanting 14-3. more from montreal. brian anyone, the beautiful feed out of the air to buy ron. late in the period another montreal goal and it was a baseball theme again. who just bats it out of the air and scoring in return from injured reserve. it was 3-0 at half. seconds left in the period bruins with a great chance on the power play, but mike condon robs brian spooner. the native getting a chance to play for the injured carrie price. it's a memorable day at yet gillette stadium. adam mcqaid with the shod. boston able to give the 67,000 he scores his 16th of the year putting up montana up 4-1. they go on to win it 5-1. this is bruins head coach, coal julian right now. >> how would you describe the conditions as far as the ice and everything and the boards and whatnot. >> i don't know, steve. i think you would have to ask the players that, because, again, i didn't really talk about that, because to me it has no impact on our game when you look at both teams playing on the same ice. i think that wasn't my concern more

the montreal canadiens in face-off situations.aul byron with the puck and wastes no time jumping on it and slamming it home. the canadiens don't quit on the puck. byron gets it back. you have white sweaters going to the net. paul byron taking advantage and hammers it by tuukka rask. >> pierre: inside the dots. they moved it laterally board-to-board. took a pass about 12 yards. byron got inside the dots. it a four-goal lead. >> mike: no mike condon. mcquaid moves in. tried to play it on further. carr said no. second of the day for byron. the eighth winter classic. prior seven had no hat tricks. feet in front. the shot wouldn't go. bergeron through one. battle in front. condon was there. gets the whistle and play is stopped, but not the action. >> eddie: fleischmann and krug in the scrum away from the crease. >> pierre: mcquaid taking a close eye on that. keeping a close eye. >> eddie: very good acquisition. toms fleischmann. one thing you were talking about. that's why krug was not happy with that. he talked about the enhance depth

the montreal canadiens in face-off situations.aul byron with the puck and wastes no time jumping on it and slamming it home. the canadiens don't quit on the puck. byron gets it back. you have white sweaters going to the net. paul byron taking advantage and hammers it by tuukka rask. >> pierre: inside the dots. they moved it laterally board-to-board. took a pass about 12 yards. byron got inside the dots. it a four-goal lead. >> mike: no mike condon. mcquaid moves in. tried to play it on further. carr said no. second of the day for byron. the eighth winter classic. prior seven had no hat tricks. feet in front. the shot wouldn't go. bergeron through one. battle in front. condon was there. gets the whistle and play is stopped, but not the action. >> eddie: fleischmann and krug in the scrum away from the crease. >> pierre: mcquaid taking a close eye on that. keeping a close eye. >> eddie: very good acquisition. toms fleischmann. one thing you were talking about. that's why krug was not happy with that. he talked about the enhance depth

the crowd was fired but but montreal wouldn't be stopped. leading the charge for the canadiens their goalie massachusetts native mike condon. let's go out to our sports director joe amorosino who is live at gillette with the highlights. joe? >> all right, i'm joined by familiar nhl, 14 year veteran, shawn. as we look at this bruins game, the bruins were in trouble right from the jump. they're playing without david, who is injured, they're playing without brad marshon. on the other side montreal gets back maybe their most gifted goal scourers, and brendan gallagher and of course he comes out and scores a fantastic goal to put them up 3-0. it didn't take long for montreal to jump all over the bruins here today. >> i think both teams should have should have been desperate. boston did not come out with any they have to be aware that montreal has a very fast team and a very skilled team and it was almost like they sat back instead of getting in the zone. and usually their strength, which is being a little bigger than montreal to play the physical

the problem is montreal came out real fast on them. we're joined right now by 14 nhl veteran, shawn mcgeckeren. he even played for the bruins for a while. you've seen a lot of hockey in your day. he's seen it at every level. when a team comes up with that much energy and gets you a goal 114 into the game. it made their inexperienced goal tender. >> i have they have big speed up front and a lot of kill and i think that early goal hurts the bruins. i think they were hoping to play and they never got into that. they wanted to create offense off of turnovers, but montreal didn't give them that opportunity. they used their speed and skill down low to create chances, and boston was on their heels most of the game. >> you could see the frustration with tuukka rask. the bruins were out shot 14-3 in the first period. tuukka made some great saves along the way. there was a lot of zone time. they got some good point shops. they knocked tuukka other. gallagher was in front of the net. he made a big difference for them. >> on the other end of the i

montreal wins it 5-1. >> i think we just had a tough night. one of those -- it's the unfortunate part is that i think we played one of our probably worst game at the worst time, and i think it's just seemed like one of those nights where we couldn't get anything going. >> it's disappointing for sure. we were not moving the puck well and on the other hand they were they were doing everything they were supposed to. >> we didn't have our legs. we weren't moving. they came out hard and then, you know, we weren't making any plays. we got surprised all over the ice out there. they got the first goal and i think that might have deplated us even more. first two pairs was just -- i haven't seen us play so bad in a while. so it was -- it was -- it was bad. >> it's one of those things where you try maybe to do too much and it's thick. but right now, i guess we have to put it beyond us and put it behind us. >> a very disappointing performance by the bruins in what is the nhl's most featured regular season hockey game here on new year's day. the bruins had

montreal up 3-nothing. now, here' s holliston' s own mike condon with the save of the game ryan spooner looking at a lot of empty net but condon swallows up the shot with his giant glove condon with 27 saves. was on a re-direct by matt belesky. the bruins lose this one 5-1. >> we did not play the way we should have in front of him. >> everyone is really disappointed, frustrated with the way we showed up tonight, or today, sorry. bob: meanwhile, the patriots found the wi-fi in their boca raton hotel. tom brady posting, feature me on your mask today. in your honor, i will be rocking your pads this sunday in miami. julian edelman more of a tweeter than a poster. but if used a couple extra enforcers this afternoon prior to what is new year' s day without a little college football, notre dame and ohio state. more like a siesta ball for the touchdown of the game, 47 yards there. not much of a citrus bowl for the gators. michigan throws over them as well. michigan beats florida 41-7. kind of a disappointing day at

>>> celine dion in mourning in montreal today. >> inside the emotional public wake for her husband, renee. >> dressed in black, celine's tears inside the basilica, the moments with her son by her husband's casket. >>> then will smith speaks out headlines. >> were you aware she was going >> no. ceremony? >> the award show changes that academy convenes for a meeting. >> also, we're back stage with super fans, her man, and her dancing mom. she was in it. >> lupe is always in it. >> amy schumer being accused of stealing jokes. >> i like it when the guy pays for sex, i mean that. >> the guys should always pay on the first date for sex. >> what she is saying now. >> amy, are you really going to take a lie detector test? >> and chelsea hander. her candid claims [ of course he was trying to roof >> and is she feuding with the kardashian >> they are going to have to get over it or not. got it, everybody? >> now in our 35th season, this is entertainment tonight. >> celine dion in mourning, black veil, poised, graceful, standing besides her husband renee, the of lo of her life lying in a casket. >>

montreal up 3-nothing. now, here' s holliston' s own mike condon with the save of the game ryan spooner looking at a lot of empty net but condon swallows up the shot with his giant glove condon with 27 saves. the only one he couldn' t stop was on a re-direct by matt belesky the bruins lose this one 5-1. >> i would say embarrassing more than disappointing. an embarrassing loss. >> he was our big player. he made some good saves. we did not play, you know, like i said, the way we should have in front of him. >> i think everyone is really disappointed, really frustrated with the way we showed up today. bob: meanwhile, the patriots raton hotel. tom brady posting, thanks tuukka for featuring me on your mask today. in your honor, i' ll be rocking your pads this sunday in miami. he actually won' t. no julian edelman, dont' a -- dante hightower, sebastien vollmer, or even chandler jones for the patriots on sunday none -- sunday. none of them made the trip to florida. they' ll be home with justin coleman and jonathan

scene inside notre dame basilica in montreal. >> tomorrow he will be laid to rest. today friends and family gathered f emotional wake. tonight's top story, celine's fin good-bye. dressed all in black, celine dabbed her eyes with a dish you as she greeted mourners sharing their condolences. she sat by renee's open casket in the notre dame basilica. she was incredibly brave shaking hands and kissing friend. at one moment she broke into a smile when someone seemed t sharing a memory of reason a. outside there was a jumbo tron with renee's photograph as the public also came to say its good-byes. there were some precious moments. >> people started lining u early this morning to pay their respects to rene not only is this the church also whe they baptized their first child. renee charles. >> he was standing alongside his mother as he help to receive their friend. one of the most poignant mome was when celine walked up to renee's casket alone and placed her hands on her late husband's body lingering to see one last moment of love the couple's youngest son, who is only 5, w

montreal dominating from start to finish here in the final score 5-1 montreal. the coach and the team disappointed after the poor showing. >> we couldn't seem to find the rhythm and we conduct find our game. we know we had challenges but we didn't want to use that as an excuse and we shouldn't, but they came out really hard. they came out well. they seemed to be on their toes and they had us on our heels early. >> it was a poor effort on our part. and came out flat, hesitant and we were' second on bucks, you try to do so much and squeeze the stick but it's, it's, we have to put it behind us and look forward because there is some big games coming up. >> jennifer: the b.'s have lost four of their last five games. they host the capitals obtuse. canadians goalie condon feeling right at home at gillette. he, star of the game, holding the bruins to just one goal with some pretty grave saves. this morning he is talking about some impressive tim caputo has more from foxboro. >> reporter: he has been to gillette before but never like that. friday canadiens goalie mike co

montreal winning final score 5-1 montreal. and the team disa int disappointed after the poor showing. >> we couldn't seem to find the rhythm and find our game. we know we have challenges but we didn't want to use that as an excuse and we shouldn't. they came out really hard. they came out well. they seemed to be on their toes and had us on our heels early. >> it was a poor effort on our part and we came out, and we were stuck. but right now it's you know, we have, and look forward, because there's big games coming up. >>> well, the bees have now lost four of their last five games. they host the capitals on tuesday. >>> canadians feel right at home at gillette stadium. the holster native, holding the bruins to one goal with pretty great saves we have to say. and this morning he is talking about his impressive performance. 7's tim caputo has more from foxboro. >> reporter: he has been to gillette before. but never like this. friday canadian mike connolly has been center stage and much to the bruins des may he stole the show. he

oh bruins know they can win in montreal this year. bruins looking for are redemption against the haves after getting embarrassed in winter classic. max talbot breaking away mike makes the initial save talbot sticks with it and force turn over and scores his second goal of the season. 1-orr b's. they tie it up in second about bergeron has an answer. here it is a few minutes later. sliding it past diving it was two-one bruins. and in the third watch david, here he puts game away he curls behind the net, and sneaks it in short. netter and crush montreal 4-one. second straight within at the bell center celtics in toronto taking on the second place raptors a team that has won 5 straight. that's sports. all right joe. thank you. now here's jimmy with what's wow. the internet is crazy fast here. i know, right? it's so nice to have everyone over. hi hey. mmm. i just laid an egg. does anybody want it? joey, you want some gasoline? yes, please. mom, guess what? i married a clown and we're having tiny little clown babies. mhm. i just bought a ha

montreal wins it 5-1. they dominate from started to finish. >> we just couldn't seem to find the rhythm. we couldn't seem the find our game. you know, we know we have challenges, but we didn't want the use that as an excuse and we shouldn't. but they came out really hard. they came out well. they seem to be on their toes and they had us on our heels early. >> that was a poor effort on our part. we came out hesitant. we were second on pucks. we tried to do too much and squeeze the stick, but right now it's... we have to i guess put it behind us and look forward because there are some big games coming up. >> alex: no question. the b's have lost four of their as tough as the losses in the winter classic was, the b's have the move on quickly. on tuesday they to host league's best team, the washington capitals. live in the newsroom, alex corddry, 7news night team >> it was a new england native stealing the spotlight from the bruins. mike condon, born in holliston, shutting the door on the b's, making one specta

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 at a loss. know, we weren't making any plays and had surprises all over the ice and they got the first goal and that may have deflated us even more the first two periods was just i haven't seen us play this bad in a while so it was bad. >> reporter: you seemed stunned. >> well, yeah. i mean, you would think that especially when we are missing guys like we are you have to play hard and stick with the system and it hooked like that today. >> reporter: the bruins outmarchand suspend after an altercation on tuesday an illegal hit and they were short- handed but no excuses. but they fall and washington up next tuesday and they have the best record in the eastern conference. >> they needed marchand. >> i think bruisein are the only team to host the winner classic twice. it is a feather in the cap isn't it. >> reporter: it is. they did it once in 2010 at this marvel how great was, he said the crowd was double the size of fenway and they were louder but h

occasions not much, after the bruined pulled in the third, max makes it 4-1 on this breakaway all montreal yesterday as they win it 5-1 over the bruins after the game, had this to say. >> they came out hard and then you know, we weren't making any plays we had surprise all over the ice, they got the first goal and think that might have even more. first, i haven't seen us play this way in awhile. it was -- it was bad. >> you seem stunned. >> well, yeah. you would think that, especially when we're missing guys like we are, you'd have to play hard and stick with the system and definitely didn't look like that today. >>> and the lineup for boston as for the patriots they have certainly injuries taking place over many of their regulars tom for the regular season finale against the dolphins, julian edleman will not play in the game tomorrow. the team did practice yesterday in south florida but without the following players all out for sunday's game. , to go along with edleman. patrick says getting home field advantage is important but winning tomorrow is just as big of deal. >> i mean, it is jus

but it's montreal's big day. max pacioretty bats a puck out of the air and brendan gallagher re-directs it home. montreal, much better to start the year, cruises to an easy 5-1 win. the local kid making 27 saves. karen: as new diets start for many this new year, we introduce you to a taunton teen with a special message. she posts inspirational messages daily to her anoxeria awareness worrying too much about body image can be unhealthy. newscenter 5's rhondella richardson has her story. rhondella: taunton high senior haylei conte has a ballet bar in her room and a wall of dance competition awards; yet in this dance costume, a competition judge crumbled her world. haylei: she said if i was going to wear such a revealing costume and show my stomach that i should work on my stomach, so i automatically assumed she means i'm fat. i felt horrible about myself. rhondella: that was two years ago and the beginning of anorexia. pegi conte: it was my mom's birthday. she had eaten two tablespoons of ice cream and went ballist

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. >> there's a really pretty picture from montreal. this is a highway camera.ere goes a snowy owl just down from the arctic circle. now, many at the mcgill university in montreal say it's probably a young female probably looking for a place to perch but look at that beautiful picture captured january 3rd there off a major highway in montreal. >> that really is cool. >> now you know what we do? we polka. >> the polka. >> hey, news got you down? come on, let's polka. ♪ politics foreign wars all the weather, all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the "world news now" ♪ trivia you need to know stuff you saw on koppel's show ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka it's late at night you're wide awake and you're not wearing pants ♪ ♪ so the grab your "world news now" mug and everybody dance ♪ ♪ have some fun be a pal every anchor guy and gal do the world news polka ♪ come on, get up. ♪ that's the world news polka, insomniacs only own. ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ who cares what the network thinks or the sponsors too ♪ ♪ and if your neighbors call the cops here's all you have to do ♪

but it's montreal's big day. re-directs it home. montreal, much better to start the year, cruises to an easy 5-1 win. the local kid making 27 saves. college football and we start with the grand-daddy of them all. the rose bowl. stanford and iowa. and it was quite the day for christian mccaffrey. first play from scrimmage and he's gone 75 yards for a touchdown. he'd finish with a rose bowl record 368 all-purpose yards, 66 more on the punt return. so, he's good and stanford is much better than iowa. they win, 45-16. karen: as new diets start for many this new year, we introduce you to a taunton teen with a special message. she posts inspirational messages daily to her anoxeria awareness facebook page to remind others worrying too much about body image can be unhealthy. newscenter 5's rhondella richardson has her story. rhondella: taunton high senior her room and a wall of dance competition awards; yet in this dance costume, a competition judge crumbled her world. haylei: she said if i was going to wear such a revealing costume and sho

first period, montreal scores one minute, 14 seconds after the puck drop. david desharnais swings it in from mid-air -- 1-0, canadiens. second period, two minutes in, paul byron puts the canadiens up 2-0. he cuts in front and scores. by the time it was 3-0, boston finally started applying some offensive pressure. ryan spooner almost gets the b' s on the board, but mike condon makes the save of the game. third period, boston scores its only goal of the game. right wing circle. matt beleskey tips it home. the bruins go on to lose, 5-1. clearly, not happy with their performance on the big stage in foxborough. >> it is embarrassing. more than disappointing. yeah, an embarrassing loss. >> i think everyone is really disappointed, really frustrated with the way we showed up tonight, or today. you know, i cannot pinpoint a reason why. jim: unh hockey fans have to be excited for the second half of the season as the calendar turns. the wildcats are undefeated in their last six games, including a 7-0 win over maine wednesday . the team had a prolific offense, great go

montreal wins it 5-1 over boston. after losing their first three games of the season, the south dakota women's basketball team has rebounded nicely. going 9-1 in their last ten games as the coyotes started conference play in the summit league this afternoon. usd hosting 2-12 denver up in vermillion. second quarter - freshman jaycee bradley - former norfolk standout - nails the corner three. she had nine points in 16 minutes. usd up 36-32. coyotes kept adding to it kelly stewart - elbow jumperers good - lead up to six. denver was playing with only seven players - just before the half - paige bradley for the pioneers - 38-35 at the break. usd pulled away in the second half - nicole seekamp three of her team- high 17 points. usd wins 85 to 60. the 8-6 usd men hosting indiana university - purdue univeristy indianapolis. first half - coyotes trail by three - casey kasperbauer pops it off the inbounds pass - usd down 5- 4. iupui went on an 8-0 run - freshman dan jech stops the run on the reverse lay-in - he had 10 points in

. >> it is happening in montreal. cover it for "e.t.." i'll be inside the basilica for the funeral itself. this is where the funeral will take place friday at 3:0 i've got an invite inside to attend.vice will be network and we've been told thatot be singing although it's very likely her songs will be played. my heart will go on nfirms that renee planned his own funeral in the months before his death. it was a final act of love to care for celine to e of course, the cathedral is the same place he said i do to the great love of his life 21 years ago. the streets will be closed on fr thousands of fans will be in attendance and what is interesting is the police force in montreal have been involved in long protests and they've been wearing camouflage in anger over unfair wages.al, they will wear their uniforms out of respect for rene and for celine. who are considered royalty. they're beloved. >> there will be more heartache for celine on saturday whe daniel who also died of cancer ter rene. the ceremony will be held in the church celine atten

. @>> in montreal it would be big. @>> absolutely. @french fries, gravy, cheese @gravy. @three easy ingredients, three @easy things to mess up. @>> how did you come up with @banter and the idea? @>> basically we wanted -- @originally it was going to be a @beer and wine store which it @is. @we carry roughly 400 different @beers, 400 different wines at @retail. @we kind of wanted to add a food @concept to it but we wanted @something quick and casual and @very comforting because that's @what cleveland's style is, very @comfort food. @>> absolutely. @what do you want it to become? @do you want it to be the local @place everybody comes to hang @out in and have a great time? @i would imagine that's what @everybody wants in your line of @work. @>> for sure. @>> is it as simple as that or @>> conceptually if you walk in, @you will see a simplistic menu, @a simplistic concept. @we would like this to carry to @maybe other locations but for @now we are focusing on this and @trying to get it right. @>> how did you develop your @recipes? @>> i like to say we did a lot @of planning an

this is where i'm from. >> nicole: even montreal fans say it's tres bien. >> it's awesome. merging of the two sports. boston is passionate city. >> nicole: coming up in 15 minutes, we heard about the players that will be on the ice today. you'll hear from brad marchand apologizing about his three-game suspension. live from gillette. nicole oliverio, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: the bruins will be the home team, but gillette is home to the pats. and tom brady. there's a lot of respect for the pats' q.b. floating around there, nancy, isn't there? >> yeah, there is, christa. good morning to you. canada. for many of the players from montreal, this is as close to the real thing as they are going to get. as for star defenseman p.k. souban, he was hoping to run into tom brady. >> i'm blown away he's not here. i'm told he was going to be here. i'm kidding. tom, so much respect for him as an atlead. i was hoping to bump into him today in the hallway. i was going to probably jump on him or something like, that but player like tom brady is special. it would have been nice

. >> renee's funeral will be tomorrow and the archbishop of montreal will perform the service. some celebrities from the united states will be attending. and th premier of quebec declared it a national funeral to honor laid husband of celine, who was born her. >> she received a lot of comfo from her eldest son, who stood tall andproud. >> cam ran matheson will be reporting from the f tomorrow in montreal. >>> right now will breaks his silence on the oscar boycott. >> when his wife jada posted a heart felt message that she would not attend this year's oscars an infernando erupted. here's the thing, will had no idea that jada was th striking the match. >> it is a systematic bias that needs to be addressed across the industry. there is a disharmony that is brewing in our country and in our industry that, you know, i want no part of that. >> will smith was clear, he's not going to the oscars this year. today, he added his voice to a powerful diversity discussion his wife started on facebook. >> i will not be at the academy awards, and i won't be watching. >> jada. so passionate. we

all montreal yesterday as they win 5-1 over the bruins, and had this to say. >>> they came out hard, weren't making any plays they got the first goal and think that might have delayed us even more. i haven't seen us play this way, it was bad. >> you seemed stunned. >> well, yeah. you would think that, especially when we're missing guys like we are. play hard and stick with the system. >>> and the lineup for the patriots have certainly in company. and tomorrow against the dolphins no, julian edleman will not play in the game tomorrow. the team did practice and the following players all out for sunday's game. meanwhile patrick is getting home field advantage is important but winning tomorrow is just as big of deal. >> i mean it is just as important to win the game, it is going the help us to get the home field advantage, even if we lose. we have to get this game first you know, in good shape. >>> don't forget we've got the regular season finale coverage coming up tomorrow patriots game day starts at 11:30 steve burton in miami followed by our >>> if you'd like to see the gale in person

this one was montreal right from the get-go. up 2-0. into the net, the canadians did that on three after the bruins pulled within 3-1 early in the third, making it 4-1 on this breakaway all montreal yesterday as they win it 5-1 over the bruins after the game, having this to say. >> they came out hard, and you know we weren't making any plays we had surprises all over the ice, they got the first goal and think that might have did it even more. first two periods, i haven't seen this, it was bad. >> you seemed stunned. >> well, yeah. you would think that, especially when we're missing guys like we are, you have to play hard and stick with a system and definitely didn't look like that today. >>> after the patriots, they have certainly regulars tom brady and company getting set for regular season finale tomorrow against the dolphins, will not play in the game tomorrow. the team did practice yesterday in south florida without the following players all out for sunday's game. sebastien, justin coleman, dante, and patrick says getting home field

two minutes in, montreal up 2-zip. he cuts in fronts. by the time it was 3-0, there was some pressure. almost the b's are on the board save of the game. >> third period, boston scores its only goal of the game. and right wing circle, tips it home. the bruins go on to lose 5-1 clearly not happy with their performance on the big stage in foxborough. >> it's embarrassing, more than disappointing, but, yeah, embarrassing. >> everyone is really disappointed, really frustrated with the way we showed up tonight, or today, sorry, and you know, i can't pinpoint one, you know, a reason why. >> well, the bruins are the residential team to have hosted the nhl winter classic twice, of course 2010 they hosted at overtime. >> the holidays are over and many of you will probably have a we'll show you one that thrives. >> check out the two local pups who welcomed 2016 in style. you can submit your pictures and this epidemic of gun violence knows no boundaries. hillary clinton has what it takes to stand up to the republicans and the gun lobby. we need to c

the open casket memorial was held in old montreal where the couple were married in 1994. later on in the day, the memorial was opened up to the come home. see how he will go from serving his country to serving hillsborough county. >> anchor: all right, but we begin tonight with something that will affect most of you tomorrow morning, another round we expect to see rain and heavy wind, and some of it could be severe, and mike, the timing is everything with this one. >> the timing with this round as opposed to last weekend's round is we are not looking at overnight hours. this will be during the daylight. here is the area of low pressure in question and this one out now. that tracks eastward over the overnight hours. not moving as fast as last weekend's storms and so it's going to take a bit for it to get here. another 12 to 15 hours before that line of storms makes its way into the bay. here is the way it looks, this line of storms and you don't see radar spending far enough how south but you see lightning strikes and a lot of them. this denotes severe weather, strong stor

first period, montreal scores one minute, 14 seconds after the puck drop. david desharnais swings it in from mid-air -- 1-0, canadiens. second period, two minutes in, paul byron puts the canadiens up 2-0. he cuts in front and scores. by the time it was 3-0, boston finally started applying offensive pressure. ryan spooner almost gets the b' s third period, boston scores its only goal of the game. adam mcquaid fires from the right wing circle. matt beleskey tips it home. the bruins go on to lose, 5-1. clearly, not happy with their performance on the big stage. >> it is embarrassing. really disappointing. yeah, an embarrassing loss. >> i think everyone is really disappointed, really frustrated with the way we showed up tonight or today. you know, i cannot pinpoint a reason why. jim: unh hockey fans have to be excited for the second half of the season as the calendar turns. the wildcats are undefeated in their last six games, including a 7-0 win over maine wednesday night in manchester. the team had a prolific offense, a really good goalie, and now, the struggl