they were hard at work in new boston today. volunteers motivated by a man they say inspires them. >> he' s an amazing person with what he' s facing. his spirit just inspires you to want to do something for people. shelley: craig maciaszek is veteran who spent several weeks in the hospital battling cancer. >> on my birthday, i was released from the hospital on november 13 and found out i was paralyzed. stephanie: since then, this dad of two has been bound to a hospital bed inside his home. when new boston fire chief dan macdonald heard about craig ' s inability to get around, he mobilize on his bit half. >> we looked at the situation, and decided not only did he need a ramp, he needed a wheelchair, a motorized wheelchair because he hasn' t been out of the house since november. he couldn' shelley: members of the new boston community church bought craig' s wheelchair. the chestnut hill chapel also stepped in, donating lumber for the ramp. >> and then we had a team of people, including folks from new boston fire, team rubicon, and

15 in who will tloys new boston. a definite chill in the air. natick, 19. walpole, 21. milton at 20 degrees and boston right now at 24. always normal to get the city a little bit warmer but the lower 20s from duxbury down to falmouth. hanover and only 19. and 17 in norton. morning. at noontime, 34 degrees in in come the clouds and by 3 p.m., we will start to see the first of the rain and the snow. and makes a pretty rapid change over. and by 7 p.m. issues on the roadway and take you through it hour by hour and where we can get the most accumulation coming up in a couple of minutes. julie, i hear that the evening commute is probably going to be a lot worse than what we are dealing with this morning. >> julie: when we have those kind of conditions on the way. it is always problematic on the road. other breaking traffic news. mass state police letting us know there has been a wrong-way head-on crash on 128 southbound head-on crash on 128 in burlington. all lanes are closed right now. 128 northbound we know a highly trave

news now at 4:30. a police officer shot in dorchester then rush insisted to boston medical center. right now we do know a suspect is in custody . >> anchor: that officer is expect insisted to be okay at least least is till in the hospital. let's get it over to kim khazei in the newsroom with the very latest . >> anchor: police say all of this started when the officer with a drug unit pulled over a known suspect this morning. the police commissioner says firing his gun right away, shooting one of the officers in the leg. other police officers ran after the man and they managed to tackle him a few blocks away. that injured officer as you said was rush insisted to boston medical center. he has a gunshot wound to the leg. police say that he is lucky that officers now carry turn debts. the department's protocol would help the injured officer when he needed it the most. >>> he tried to do his philly because all of our officers have it but then a fellow uniform officer who is nearby heard the call and he tied it off and helped him and that was north natural. it could have saved his life a

guy: 8 mill street in new boston. kind of hard to find, but put it on your gps. we are behind the church on the river. it is a pitiful spot. erin: all right, -- kevin: you notice in the extended forecast, we have fair skies through friday. the big question has been the possibility of no on saturday -- of snow on saturday. the closest pass of the storm will be well to ourselves and could bring light snow to southern new hampshire. we will continue to keep tabs on it. erin: right, because it could change for new england. kevin: it could. erin: starting tonight at 5:00, j.c. penney is expanding its inventory. what type of merchandise it is bringing back after a 30-year hiatus. and a new report about the law requiring calorie counts on menus. does it really go far enough? take a look at that. take care. there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health car

>> from boston' s news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at noon. emily: breaking news -- a boston police officer shot by a suspect in dorchester. a store you saw first on five. erika: live sky 5 over the scene of the shooting. the suspect now in custody. emily: we have live team coverage from the hospital, the we begin with jack harper, live in dorchester. jack? police officer, we are happy to report, is ok, will recover, he is at the hospital. he was shot in the leg. he was involved in a drug operation when he confronted the suspect. the suspect identified as kurt stock injured -- -- the suspect to divide as grant headley. grant headley is well-known. he has a record of drug charges including, we are told, gun charges in his past. the officer radioed into dispatch. >> in am at -- dispatcher: ok, sir. help is on the way. jack: a few minutes later, they were able to catch the suspect. they have recovered the weapon allegedly used here. that is the latest from dorchester now. the chief of the department -- erika: we are expecting to hear from bill ev

shiri spear will have your forecast all morning starting at 4:00 a.m. >>> breaking news tonight boston mayor marty walsh is heading to white house tomorrow to stand by the executive action on gun control. new a.t.f. agents, new f.b.i. employees, dedicated to background checks, and 500 million dollars to be allocated to mental healthcare. earlier today president obama talked about what he hopes to accomplish with this order. what i asked my team to do is see what more we could do to strengthen our enforcement and make sure extra criminals, people who are mentally unstable those who could pose a danger to themselves or others are less likely to get a gun. >> reporter: mayor marty walsh has been an outspoken advocate for preventing gun violence. he hosted the new england gun violence summit. >>> developing news out of malden where police are investigating after a car hit a pedestrian. that person was seriously hurt. it happened on salem street near auburn street around 6:00 p.m. the driver stopped after the crash and stayed at the scene. the road will be closed no word on any possible cha

while speaking to a crowd and new boston the ohio governor expressed his shock over a big endorsement. >> on running for president and can' t believe yesterday, i found out i got the endorsement of the boston globe. i' m in complete shock over that. >> the globe says he is the most likely republican to be successful on the national stage. marco rubio has an endorsement from his own. george pataki announcing he is back -- backing senator rubio. he says rubio has the leadership , the vision and intelligence for the job. hillary clinton is holding a campaign rally at this moment. she is taking a look. phil will be reporting live in he will be there beginning thursday night and begin his reports thursday night here. corporal christopher orlando was among 12 marines declared dead last week after two helicopters crashed off the coast of hawaii. his family members flying in this evening will be escorted home by state and local police. members of the community are being invited -- urge to stand along the route holding flags in honor of the corporal. petty officer first class william blake mar

they were hard at work in new boston. volunteers motivated by a man they say inspires them. >> he's an amazing person with what he's facing, his-- it just inspires you to want to do something. >> kevin spent weeks in the hospital battling cancer. >> on my birthday i was released on november 13th and found i was paralyzed. >> since then this dad of two has been bound to a hospital bed inside his home. mcdonald heard about craig ability to move around. >> not only did he need a ramp, he needed a motorized wheelchair, he hasn't been out of the house since november and couldn't get around in the house. >> members of the new boston church bought his wheelchair and chappell hill lumber donated lumber for the ramp. >> and we've had folks, folks from boston fire, team rubicon and other members to help build it. >> yeah! (applause) >> now, craig is back outside enjoying fresh air for the first time in weeks. and he and his family are grateful to have this part of their lives back. >> now i'm outside, i could possibly take the dog

tom: still to come on news 9 tonight. boston' s museum of fine arts has added its first-ever piece by painter frida kahlo to its collection. represents a first in the artist' announcer: where do you line up with john kasich on the issues? take the kasich quiz! forced obamacare expansion in ohio. voted for massive defense cuts and defended the process that closed pease air force base, which cost thousands of local jobs. even had the worst rating on spending of any governor in the country - republican or democrat. john kasich - wrong on new hampshire issues. right to rise usa is responsible tom: the museum of fine arts in boston is adding a new piece to its collection its first from the artist frida kahlo. shelley: this is the painting, called dos mujeres or two women. experts say the women are two maids, who kahlo had known since childhood. it was the first painting that frida kahlo sold. on the back are a number of signatures from kahlo' s friends including painter diego rivera, who she would eventually marry. the painting goes

news. the boston police officer shot on friday is back home from the hospital. the officer is now back with his family. the nine year veteran of the boston police force was shot in the leg friday morning. he spent the weekend at boston medical center recovering. and the man accused of shooting the officer will face a judge tomorrow. grant hedy faces several charges charges. the 27-year-old dorchester man was on probation after serving five years in prison. >> anchor: the patriots are a step closer to being ready to roll next weekend. julian eelman is good to go. to play in the divisional play playoff game against the chiefs. it is the news fans have been hoping for. edelman has been out of action for weeks now after breaking his foot against the giants. sports director joe amorsino in the newsroom with the details. >> anchor: julian edelman is ready for next saturday's divisional game against the chiefs. the pats receiver has spent the last two weeks, two plus weeks, getting comfortable with a steel plate in his left shoe that prevents that injured bone in refra

tom: still to come on news 9 tonight. boston' s museum of fine arts has added its first-ever piece by painter frida kahlo to its collection. tom: the museum of fine arts in boston is adding a new piece to its collection its first from the artist frida kahlo. shelley: this is the painting, called dos mujeres or two women. experts say the women are two maids, who kahlo had known since childhood. it was the first painting that frida kahlo sold. on the back are a number of signatures from kahlo' s friends including painter diego rivera, who she would eventually marry. the painting goes on display tomorrow. shelley: thanks for joining us for news 9 tonight at 11. have a good night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its llowing is a paid presentation for the bye bye foundation beautiful you collection from it cosmetics by jamie kern lima. brought to you by guthy renker. imagine having skin that looks this beautiful, this flawless, without having to wear foundation. imagine a product l

new record. it just went up in the last few minutes. 570 in boston for a new record high. out to the west, nothing like record high temperatures. we had many record high temperatures in vermont and southern new england and into new york now it's 290 in buffalo, seven below zero in international falls. we won't be that could but we will feel chilly by early tomorrow morning. by then, bridges down to 320 around boston and 20s off to the north and west. the real temperatures will feel like the lower 20s because of wind. as warm as it is right now, you're going to have to bundle up tomorrow morning. with the wind blowing, the wet roads will mostly dry out but pedaling might go on puddling-- be careful when you head out. but that heavy coat on because it's going to be about 300 and about 310 coming home from school with the wind blowing much of the time. the reason for this is a storm center going west of us, drawing the warm air to boston for that record high. we see it clearing out overnight but no flash freezes overnight. it won't get cold until way after midnight in the ear

new york with a preview. good evening. >> great to be with you in boston. tonight a special cbs news investigation of the wounded warrior project. charities aimed at helping wounded veterans. former employees have told us that millions of dollars are wasted on lavish parties and booze. we will have that and the rest of the world news all coming up on the "cbs evening news" in 10 minutes. >> we will be there. scott, thank you. >>> eye on education. high marks for our state's teachers. the department of education released teacher evaluations for last year, the first year all school systems were using the same evaluation system. the vast majority of teachers with professional status or tenure were rated as exemplary or efficient. nearly 90% were exemplary or 1% of the state's teachers received an unsatisfactory rating. >>> if you have tens of thousands to spare you could buy a piece of local history. a book tied to two key figures from the salem witch trials will be auctioned off. one was owned by one of the judges in the salem witch trials. it was later owned

emily: the new boston city council has been sworn in. the inauguration took place this morning. one of those new faces is andrea campbell. she will represent the fourth district she replaces charles yancey who took office in 1983. erika: matthew bronson of connecticut-based a judge less than an hour ago. he was drunk and acting suspicious brady. they found several weapons including a stun gun, a sort of, and a slingshot in his car. he is facing several charges. a babysitter accused of kidnapping a toddler is expected in court in just a few hours. that november incident. >> we' re hoping to learn more about the motive for the shocking crime. we will learn of the babysitter is indeed come to stand trial. at the arraignment aixa november, she was ordered to a court psychologist testified that she was experiencing hallucinations. she was suicidal he cannot participate in her own defense. she is charged with kidnapping a two-year-old. erika: a man charged in connection with the worcester armory theft is expected in court today. he is charged with possession of some of the guns taken f

. >>> 4:02 and start with breaking news boston where a pedestrian was hit by a car with brighton at chestnut hill ave before midnight. the victim hit the windshield and ended up in the street. the victim was taken to a boston hospital for serious injuries. the driver was also taken to the hospital to be checked on. the road was closed while police investigated. causes heavy damage to a popular italian restaurant on the south shore. this is what is left of carmelo this is what is left of carmelo's restaurant on main street in kingston. the windows and walls are blown out. everything inside is charred. people were inside having dinner when the fire broke out and everyone got out safely. fire fighters say the family fire fighters say the family-owned restaurant is a town favorite. >> the family has been in police for a number years and own the restaurant down to the right down the street, mama mia's. a number of restaurants throughout the area and they do a great business. >> julie: carmelo's posted on their facebook page they don't note full extent of the damage and will let their customers kn

hollis, new boston, all of these readings at 32 degrees. that's why we're concerned for the icing in those spots. right on the border, natick at 34. but boston 37, and then upper 30s to 40s heading south and east ward there, 45 in falmouth, the winter weather advisory starts to expire throughout the morning for the massachusetts counties. but it does continue into the afternoon for southern new hampshire. so we'll have to watch out longer for that threat for some winter weather the farther north and west you go. there's future cast, there's our nor'easter, 7:30 in the morning. does a good job initializing where the rain snow line is. 10:00 a.m., still tracking that threat for the cold air to makes its way off to our south and east. the cold air starts to wrap in behind it. so the precipitation coming to an end early this afternoon. but i wouldn't be surprised if we closed it out with a quick change over to some fatter flakes and goes off shore and leaves us alone into the evening. winds are gusting 45 miles per hours. 46 the current wind gus

expecting new boston to stay dry. the interior to stay dry. at risk area really include the cape and nantucket more than anywhere else. these are ocean-effect snow showers. we are relying on the moisture and the warmer ocean temperatures here. so extent of that is really going to be strictly at the coastline. if we get a little bit of that wind coming in from the northeast, what is going to happen, some of -- some of the ocean-effect snow showers will impact areas like plymouth and the south shore, possibly cape anne and the north shore. that is certain and we are certainly counting to than snow over the cape and islands. and continues here at 6 p.m. for the drive home from work. most of us are are dry. clouds around eastern massachusetts. the interior will be a bit brighter and by early tomorrow morning the snow showers start to dwindle and i see them ending between 7 and 10:00 in the morning. the result ends up being tomorrow morning. 2 to 4 inches of snow over the cape and nantucket. it is going to be kind of scattered in here though. it is

of the day, especially up north and the higher elevations of the mountainous areas. 3.5. 3.4 in new boston. just under three inches in nashua in places like manchester, salem, right around the 2-3-inch range as well. you can see quite on the radar. heaviest stuff is long gone. thunderstorm. that is what a snow school generally is. -- snow squall generally is. s now but the big difference domains. wind gusts near 20, 30 miles per colder. we will talk about how much the colder sticks around. sean: many of you are sharing your pictures of this latest snow. ulocal user all for jacob took this shot of the fresh 4 inches of powder that fell in dorchester. remember, if it' s safe to do so, upload your winter weather photos and videos to the ulocal section of wmur.com or our wmur app. and any time winter weather moves into the granite state, depend on wmur and the storm watch team for the latest on the conditions in your area. and when we' re not on air, head to wmur.com or the wmur app 24 hours a day. new details now on an avalanche on mount washington. officials say two climbers triggered and we

new year's eve. police across the globe continue to search for those terror plot suspects. reporting live in boston. >>> counting down to new year's eve in boston, earlier many took in the family fireworks snow on boston commons. >> it was great in. in last hour of 2015, though, perhaps the biggest crowd celebrating first night is right there in copley square. julie loncich joins us live with the partiers. >> reporter: just a few of my friends, what a crowd, leo and lisa. i haven't heard any complaints. it may have been smaller than in years past, but judging by the enthusiastic crowds -- >> happy new year! >> reporter: -- boston still knows how to put on a show. >> it seems to be a bigger buzz this year. there's more of a buzz in the streets, which is great. >> i think it's night. it's a little more contained, so you don't have to travel around as much to see everything. >> very nice. the weather is not too bad. >> reporter: from the light display to the procession to fireworks on the commons, the new year's eve celebration was a crowd please are and for the very first time was free. >> i just wan

starting with a packed down new boston. kasich says his campaign is feeling momentum, and new hampshire is the key to all of it. >> i'd like to go on with this message, and if i get snuffed over. happen. but i got to have you to help me get this message out. >> kasich will make a quick trip to iowa for tomorrow's debate but will then head straight back to the granite state. jennifer: for the first time we're meeting the two men who survived a fiery plane crash, as they thanked the rescuers and survivors who saved their lives. mike: a pleasant pattern for now. if we see much change by weeks end. >> she's a qualifier for the hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] here in my bag they've all come to look for america [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come to look for america all come to look for america i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. tom: to men involved in a fiery plane crash over the summer are describing those frig

the mayor compared it to winning the powerball. >> reporter: kim, boston beat out 40 other cities including new york and ge says it's because boston is diverse and dynamic. it's coming here to the seaport no matter where you look from one end all the way to the other, there are huge construction projects all in the works. >> man: the city of boston won powerball today getting such a large company here. >> reporter: general electric is moving its corporate head quarters to boston. the $130 billion company will call the seaport district home. >> man: this is a huge win for the city of boston. a huge win for massachusetts. >> reporter: the governor says it's not just the $120 million tax incentives from the commonwealth or the 25 million tax relief from the city that lured the 8th biggest company in the world. but the neighbors are pharmaceutical companies and technology firms. >> man: we believe they're going to be a tremendous part of the growing economy we have here in massachusetts and we're looking forward to welcoming them. >> reporter: the company leaving connecticut its called the governor

news. >> jadiann: boston police are investigating a deadly hill. officers responded to a house after 7:30 last night. from gunshot wounds. he later died at the hospital. no one has been arrested. >> ryan: an accused thief with clouded judgment. this guy broke into a car and stole an ipad and from there it was easy for investigators as they found a key clue on the cloud. tim caputo has more. >> reporter: a picture is worth 1,000 words, a selfie cost this teenager his freedom. police had an easy time finded the thief after he snapped a photo of himself on a stolen ipad. >> i don't think this suspect is a threat to the national security for sure. >> reporter: a few days ago a wrentham man had his backback stolen from the car. >> logging on to his icloud account saw nine photos that were uploaded after the truck had been broken in. >> reporter: most of the pictures were selfies so investigators had a face they needed a location where to find him. >> i like to say the police did all of this but the victim did most of it. ipad app. and that narrowed it t

ism we're following breaking news. boston police on the scene of a deadly early morning shooting in dorchester. police say the victim was shot near the intersection of washington street and dunbar avenue. a live report just minutes away. >> christa: breaking overnight, standoff between lysz ma members and federal agents ending. right now eight people are in custody and one person is dead after a shoot-out. >> sarah: plus donald trump pulling out of the debate just days before the iowa caucus. why he's blaming fox news for the decision and how his closest news. >> christa: massachusetts aid to mid atlantic states after last weekend's blizzard. we'll tell you how our mild winter could lead to some big help down in washington. seems like turn abtd is fair play. they helped us a lot last year. >> chris: don't have a lot of snow on the ground. don't need a lot of equipment in southern new england and over next seven to ten day, i don't see much of a threat for big snowstorms here in southern new england. good morning, everyone. 42

tom: still ahead, what volunteers did in new boston today to help the vet and his family. jennifer: straight ahead at 6:00, remembering the former nashua police chief who was killed in a brush fire yesterday in andover. friends describe a caring leader who spent his life supporting his community. and investigators take an unusual step to ensure the mother of a teen who overdosed we'll tell you what happens next hundred americans to make as much money as one top ceo. it's called the wage gap. and the republicans will make it those at the top and letting corporations write their own rules. hillary clinton will work to close the wage gap. equal pay for women to raise incomes for families, a higher minimum wage, lower taxes for the middle class. she gets the job done for us. i'm hillary clinton and i jean: in new boston, the community came to the aid of a disabled veteran. tom: craig has been bound to a hospital bed in his home since november. community members donated a motorized wheelchair and lumber for a yamp. several people donated the time today for the first time in mon

new england. greatest a sunshine in southeastern. 31 in boston. 20s in the suburbs. highs tomorrow in the upper 30s. 3 or 4 degrees lower than today. to the mid to lower 30s heading and upper 30s to lower 40s in cape cod. sunday's high 3 or 4 degrees higher than tomorrow's about the same as we had today. about 42 in boston and 40 in fitchburg and so on and so forth. the first big cold shot coming down a chunk of chill from canada bringing the coldest air on monday and you will feel it monday morningch the wind turns more north or north northeast and ocean affection snow shower machine will be in place and most likely areas to get most snow showers are plymouth and cape cod isolated snow on monday. monday morning the real feel temperatures to the teens to lower 20s in cape cod and that won't change during the day a cold wind during the day and tuesday morning when you head out to school and work, these are the real feel temperatures. feeling like the subzero around boston north and west. that's going to be quite a shock after we had such a warm december. here's my 7-d

a new mini series about the boston-based boy band. bet plans to film the mini series. the open call for guys who look like new edition. the address is right there on your screen. it is in allston. good luck. >> gene: i don't think so. >> sara: okay. >> gene: a number of reasons i don't qualify, and that i can't sing. >>> update new burlington. >> three lanes are shut down because of a wrong-way crash. julie grauert is tracking the drive times for that stretch and has alternate routes this morning. >>> take a look at this if you are trying to take 128 northbound, this is what you will encounter. all of these cars trying to merge on the far right-hand lane as the three left-hand lanes are closed because of an earlier accident. i will show you those live here is shiri find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. america runs on dunkin'. building a better bank starts with looking at something old, like this... and saying, "really?" so capital one built something new - caf\s. wh

news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, wbz news at 6 starts right now. >>> now at 6, the playoff frenzy hits a fever pitch. >> they will win it absolutely. >> will gronk be in the game? >> they are in trouble. injury wise. >> and for one special fan, tomorrow's game will be the experience of a lifetime. >> very excited. >> as the patriots begin their quest for the super bowl. >> and we can't talk about the game without updating you on the weather a nor'easter is headed our way and with it some rain and some snow with hours away from the patriots play-off game. >> and besides the injuries patriots fans are worried about the weather. we have a live look at gillette tonight. preparations underway for the game tonight and the chief meteorologist eric fisher is is keeping a close eye on the -- >> the storm is getting its act together. interesting to look at the radar and the green all the rainfall and very little snow as cold as it has been all week. chilly tonight. we are at 38 in norwood and a couple temperatures close or at freezing. northern worceste

now boston police have received new training and how to usetourniquets and have been issued one of their own that could have saved the officer's life. reporting live from outside boston medical center. beth germano. >> thank you. the attack on boston police officers clearly was brazen and violent. >> all of this happening in broad daylight. hager live on the scene right now with a closer look at how this all unfolded. >> reporter: well david, this isunnerving to say the least for neighbors some coming home right now to find the streets are blocked off in the area around mount bowdoin where this happened even though it's been hours since the shots were fired. the sound of gunshots is not something you shake easily it rattled elaine. >> at first i thought it was firecrackers and i heard two more shots and got up and looked out and seen police going back and forth. >> reporter: those shots followed by a foot chase through the neighborhood behind gary bell's home. >> i heard the police creaming police and telling him to stop but kept on running. >> reporter: in a section of geneva corners re

this is the crowd that packed molly' s tavern in new boston this morning. he also has events this afternoon in rindge and amherst. this comes a day after the ohio governor picked up the endorsements of "the boston globe" and "concord monitor." "the globe" says kasich is the republican with the best chance to be successful on the national stage. senator marco rubio has his first endorsement. george pataki is backing the florida senator for president. the former new york governor made the announcement today he dropped his own bid in december. pataki believes rubio has the leadership, vision, and intelligence for the job. tonight massachusetts community will honor a local hero. corporal christopher orlando was among 12 marines declared dead crashed off the coast of hawaii. his family members will fly into they' ll be escorted home by as a show of respect, members of the community are asked to stand along the route holding american flags. coming up next, missing inmates. details on where three california convicts may have gone. and time to move. what is causing

teens chelmsford, londonderry, new boston, new hampshire, close to 20. we are thinking just below it. natick at 19. mansfield at 18. boston, not too bad, 27 there. and 18 in norton. low 80s in hanover and sandwich at 29. so in boston, we go from 7 a.m. lower 20s and sunshine to noontime. nice and bright for the first half of the day. even the second half of the day is high, thin clouds that are moving in. totally dry with lows in the middle 40s they are seeing no so he now to catherine parrotta with fox25 news. >> catherine: 128 looking good in both directions and 93 not the place to be from the north heading into the city you are slow from north of woburn through somerville into boston. only going about 21 miles per hour. shifting south now, 128 doing fine. pike doing fine. the expressway that is the problem. you are jammed there between quincy and as you make your way into the city, only going 14 miles per hour. also some issues to tell you about on the commuter rail. the haverhill line train. the 6:10 a.m. inbound train delayed between haverhill and no

only about 1.5 in new boston and one inch in laconia. it was a fresh one get snow into the ski areas which they are very happy about for the holiday weekend. snow showers remain in the higher elevations. this big system long gone. tomorrow will not be perfect. we will have sunshine for the morning before clouds roll in. temperatures a bit colder. we will have another round of snow showers this weekend into martin luther king day. i will show you the timing and how much to expect, ahead. stephanie: now that the snow is gone, driving conditions have improved. you' re taking a live look at 293 in manchester and 93 in hooksett where things are moving smoothly. wmur' s kria sakakenny is live in manchester with an update on the roads. reporter: usually during the evening, there is concern that if there is snow on the road it will freeze over. we are seeing the roads are pretty clear. it was a different story earlier today. it may have been a slow start to winter, but saturday morning' s icy slushy mess made it all feel more real. >> it' s a re

boston newspaper endorse over g.o.p. candidates in new hampshire. globe selects kasich that spends a lot of time in granite state and herald endorsed chris christie for republican nomination. donald trump is making a stop in the granite state and criticize engcruz ahead of the primary. kris anderson joins us on what trump is saying in the final push before voters head to the poll. >> reporter: close to voters heading to the poll. nation's attention on iowa as states caucus is six days away. while democrats were in hawk way state campaigning last night donald trump was in new hampshire. and as expected he once again took aim at the top republican rival. >> we are going to make america great again. >> reporter: donald trump firing up a crowd of several hundred in farmington new hampshire. and taking aim at his closest rival. >> canadien man from canada. whether texas senator ted cruz born in canada should even be able to run for the white house. >> he could run right now for prime minister of canada, no problem. >> reporter: while trump was in granite

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>>> rieive from the channel 4 studios in boston wb ask. news tarts -- live from the channel 4 studios in boston, wbz news starts row now. >>> our eye on the storm as a block buster system barrels down on the mid-atlantic and it has prived to be deadly. carolinas traffic moving at a slow crawl in tennessee cars sliding off the roads. entire states paralyzed by the storm. >> people as far south as >> by the time the snow stops the nation's capital could see two feet or possibly more. that. millions of people are under a blizzard warning and new england is therein on the northern thing for more on that let's check back with eric. developing storm system. big shield of snow from mississippi and alabama. some first snow in pa and new jersey a cold area of high pressure to the north a perfet set up tore a perfect storm that will bring impacts around here. we have seen the storm from last night starting to transfer energy down towards the coastline. so this is the one that takes over tonight and into tomorrow morning. notice all the moisture coming of

and one man and caught up with him and actually supposed to take a greyhound bus from new york city here to boston last night, but every single bus canceled until tomorrow morning and what he did was took amtrak which was working. now, new york city, of course, is still digging out of that ground and he said he was really never experienced anything quite like this. >> shut down and we were walking down the middle of broadway and no one cared. it was crazy. >> stephanie: what a surreal experience, walking down the busiest city and not a car in sight, not a person in sight and take several more days for airports to get back to normal. d.c. area, new jersey, new york, philly but hoping everything to resume to normal here in boston. at boston logan airport i'm stephanie coueignoux, fox25 news. >> catherine: new this morning the new england patriots back home after loss of the afc championship game. few fans were there to show support when they showed up at super bowl next year. >> catherine: i bet it was a rough morning. after staying up late he did have school this morning. live picture of washington

. >>> happening today, a man caught on camera attacking a veteran boston police officer on new year's day will face a slew of charges. >> sara: witnesses say the everett man walked up to the cruiser's window and punched him through the window. catherine parrotta has a closer look at that video. catherine. >> reporter: good morning, sarah. appear here at boston municipal court at some point today and is facing charge for allegedly attacking a boston police officer. take a look at this video because shows the alleged attack and this happened in boston and against a boston police officer allegedly. and the suspect is 3-year-old andrew bowman of everett charged with assault and battery on a police officer, disorderly person, trespassing and resisting arrest. this happened 2 a.m. new year's day when he approached the officer parked at the dock side garage monitoring the new year's eve crowd. the suspect ran into the garage after attacking the officer but caught him trying to scale the fence. boston police commissioner bill evan called the attack "disheartening." during the peaceful celebra

there, we don't get in on it here in southern new england, another partly cloudy day on sunday and temperatures continue to pick upwards. so 41 tomorrow in boston, 39 hyannis, 38 in worcester, concord, new hampshire 41 , but closer to 50 on sunday in concord and boston and parts of the south shore going to make it here on sunday. so you can look forward to warming temperatures. by monday 52 , we got late day showers. we cool it down just slightly on tuesday, keeping it nice and bright and then by wednesday, heavy rain, warmest day of the seven day, 54 , possibly even higher than that and clear on out for thursday. back over to you. >> catherine: three dangerous inmates still on the run and english teacher played a key role in helping the men escape. it is a ski bum's dream. a high-rise a here in vineland, home of progresso, we love all kinds of chicken soups... but just one kind of chicken. white breast meat chicken every time. so if you're not going to make your own chicken soup tonight, do what we do...make it progresso. look at this sweet face. so sweet. ok, we're going to need a napkin gooey, flaky, happy. toaster [mother] yeah but this nei

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boston. >> something that's been in the news recently and mayor marty walsh is expected to highlight the positive economic changes to the city of boston. he's sure to mention ge recent decision to move from connecticut to boston, a move many say will solidify boston as a leader in the global economy. you can just imagine given this time of year and the forecast we've been advertising, snow removal and budget would be something that -- if he's not going to talk with. o about tonight -- will be on his mind. arrived on stage, waving to the crowds and will begin his state of the city address. let's list inin. minutes. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you very much. thank you. thanks, guys. thank you. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you very much. i'd like to start by thanking the military veterans here tonight for your service to our country and to the families joining us, we honor you and we hop -- honor your loved ones. >> governor baker and constitutional officers, president rosenburg, members of the legislature, the bo

. >>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston wbz news at noon starts right now. >> breaking news right now at noon a boston police officer shot in the leg in dorchester. >> that officer was rushed to boston medical center and is spec to be okay. -- secretariesed to be -- is expected to be okay and asuspect is in custody. we will begin with beth germano where commissioner william evans is about to speak at some pointbeth. >> reporter: he is inside the hospital with the the officer who is being cared for here. boston mayor walsh arrived a short time ago we expect them to give us a update on what happens here. we know the officer was shot in the leg and undercover officer who was chasing a suspect. we don't know more details than that which we are hoping to hear from the commissioner he. but they are personal difficult press conferences for the commissioner when any of his officers are shot in the line of duty. the commissioner ironically was just in washington, d.c. invited by the president to take part in a round table on the issue of guns and proposals. he was before a committee on bea

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. >> 7news at 5:00 starts now >> we begin at 5:00 with breaking news. boston police investigating a shooting in dorchester. investigators say it was all because of a parking spot. tonight the gunman remains on the run. >> and the driver who was shot was rushed to a boston hospital. dan hausle is there covering the story for us. dan. >> reporter: well, a few moment as ge the police thought that the suspect might be in a house on this street. case. but that would make some sense. the parking shot he was arguing about is right up there. car. he had parked in a spot that someone else objected to. that's when the shooting happened. a sing shot rings out on this dorchester street. police say one man was shot in >> i was watching tv.

boston. 25 in beverly. 28 in plymouth. only 20 in worcester. 22 in fitchburg, and 18 in keene, new hampshire. though. here we come single digits to the north and west of boston. it will be cold. boston down to 10 degrees. and 20s, our hot temperatures over the cape. it will be one of those tomorrow. tomorrow's highs are into the 20s. here is your seven-day forecast for the weekend always in view. 26 degrees today. i am going to go up to 27 tomorrow with just a couple of early flakes across the cape. otherwise breezy and brightening up. mostly sunny wednesday and thursday with wake-up temperatures in the teens, highs in the 40s. friday increasing clouds leading to a mix or rain over the weekend. more on tomorrow morning's wind chills in the spots where it will feel like it is below zero coming up. back to you guys. >>> 4:2 right now. critics say the president is planning too much time out of the oval office. the multiple trips planned out of the country as the president begins his final year in office. >>> and call it divine intervention. the middle of his sermon. >>> president obama is starting the ne

right now in goffstown, new boston road between cushing road and hermsdorf ave is closed due to a tree and power lines down because of heavy winds. meteorologist kevin skarupa is here with what we can expect the rest of today. kevin? kevin: strong winds continuing a few more gusts over 35 come even 40 miles an hour to partial sunshine south of the white mountains. once we get beyond the wind today and the colder temperatures, all eyes on the gulf of mexico for the next system trying to develop of the next few days. for the time being, temperatures have not been going up much. we will continue to see those gusts this afternoon play out, 30, even 40 miles an hour, providing the extra windchill in the air. we will have much more possible system ahead with futurecast coming up in just a few minutes. sean: we have new details on last night' s deadly crash in hampstead. police slick conditions played a role in the death of 31-year-old lori dawe of derry. her car had slid off stage road because of ice and snow. after dawe got out of her car, an suv driven by a 17-year-old came down the road,

boston. michael henrich is following the story for news morning and michael, world health leaders are calling this an explosive situation. >> reporter: that's why the monitoring the spread of zika very closely as the boston public health commission here has confirmed the first confirmed case of zika in massachusetts. now they state man who contract now they state man who contracted the disease did so while traveling in a country where the spread of zika is already established. now known areas of infections and they didn't go into specifics about where this man went, but known areas of infection around the globe include south america, southeast asia, africa and the pacific islands. the type of mosquito that carries zika is not common in massachusetts, but boston public health commission is advising pregnant women not to travel to those countries where the zika outbreak is present and an infectious disease expert explain why is. >> pregnant women who have contracted zika virus appear to have a higher chance of having a baby with a malformation called micro cephaly, being first and in may of las