nicole estaphan live with the health concerns and what the city is doing about it. reporter: the infection is not common. but it can be deadly. one of several shelters, now administering a vaccination to help prevent the spread. a rare infection has homeless man dead. and it has infected two others in the span of a month. now the city is trying to reach out and vaccinate as many homeless homeless men and women as possible. channel 5 received this statement from the boston health commission. quote, the general public is not at risk. this illness requires very close contact, within three to six feet, of an ill individual for at least several hours, to spread. something the homeless population sees a lot of during the cold winter months. the c.d.c. has supplied the city with thousands of doses of the vaccine at no cost. several hundred homeless individuals have already been vaccinated this week. well, as of right now, health officials do not believe the three cases are connected. they're also vaccinating shelter workers as well. hospitals now put on alert to look for s

newscenter 5's nicole estaphan with the the shelter offering a vaccination to prevent the spread of this potentially fatal infection. nicole: a rare infection, meningococcemia, has left one homeless man dead and infected two others in the span of a month. now the city is trying to reach out and vaccinate as many homeless men and women as possible. channel 5 received this statement from the boston public health commission saturday. quote, "the general public is not at risk. this illness requires very close contact (within three to six at least several hours to spread"-- something the homeless population sees a lot of during the cold winter months. the c.d.c. has supplied the city with thousands of doses of the vaccine at no cost. several hundred homeless individuals have already been vaccinated this week. shelter workers also receiving this vaccination. local hospitals have been put on aheart to look for signs of this infection. in boston, nicole estaphan, wcvb, newscenter 5. sera: 5 on the opioid crisis. a new report highlights a staggering number of drug overdoses in new hampshire this

new at 6:00, newscenter 5' s nicole estaphan shows us how their close call turned into an nicole: a moment of generosity darrel and annie strother will never forget. >> beautiful, it' s beautiful. nicole: overcome with gratitude, the last time we met the strothers, they had just exchanged wedding vows moments after escaping a car fire on their way to the church. >> the flames were coming inside the car. >> it was a scary situation. nicole: boston firefighters saved the rings from the burning car and police escorted them to the church in time to say "i do." now, an anonymous lynn businessman providing this act of kindness. >> it' s so beautiful. >> i don' t have the words to express to say how thankful we are. nicole: the donor saw the couple' s story on newscenter 5 and called lynnway auto sales. >> we are facilitators of this good deeds of this gentleman. nicole: the couple, who have been faced with health issues, more reason to be thankful. >> the least to say is this is a pretty good day, a phenomenal day. nicole: nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: that is great. a phenomenal day.

in malden, nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter five. jc: right now in lowell an arrest in a hit and run that sent a 15-year-old on a bicycle to the hospital. police believe that teen was struck intentionally by a pickup truck on friday. 21-year-old calvin sousa is facing several charges, including armed assault with intent to murder. phil: a dramatic rescue in boston harbor. three men pulled to safety after a tugboat sinks in frigid water. the story from east boston. >> he is the man. we wouldn' t be here for him if it weren' t for him. >> and emotional moment after a hearing on on the water when the tugboat tank. >> it is very fast, but this guy saved me. >> just before sunrise, joe maloney hurt his friends call for help. >> they got on the radio, and said joe bring it. >> on their pilot boat, they raced full throttle to a tugboat that was sinking fast, about two miles off to the shore. three men were in the water. >> we could see them visually the whole time. we do not take our eyes off of them. >> only one man got to go into the othe

wcvb newscenter 5 nicole estaphan is live in weymouth with what he said and what happens next. nicole? nicole: 90-day suspension question. has been the department for several years. the fire chief tells us, has good record but the comments are unacceptable this them statement posted on the personal facebook page over the weekend calling narcan the worst drug ever created and suggested lettinged a disk die. the irony, way mouth mouth was a state leader and bridging outreach about drug addiction in part of the response protocol. the town 35th the state for the town had 180 overdose. officials say admitted to posting the comments struck a nerve with man nay lost loved ones to addiction. >> a firefighter three yearsing, gave me narcan to save my son. he had three relapses and died a year ago. i don't know what or why he would say that. >> obviously, a very emotional issue for a lot of people here. now town officials would not say what, if anything, sparked the commentsp we do know, they said he is remorseful. he has taken full responsibility. when he does return to the job in 90 day

in boston, nicole estaphan, wcvb, newscenter 5. sera: 5 on the opioid crisis. a new report highlights a staggering number of drug overdoses in new hampshire this month. according to american medical response, february has been a record month. in manchester alone, there have been 42 overdoses. four of them happened yesterday within a half hour of each other. twelve of them were fatal which surpassed the record set last culprit is still fentanyl followed by heroin. >> i don't like being on television every week to tell people about these numbers. we need help. i don't know what that help is, but we need to work harder than we're already working to solve this problem because it is not getting any better. sera: the record number of overdoses is taking its toll on emergency staff that are dealing with the problem. a.m.r. says it impacts every facet of the system. doug: only on 5, hundreds of family and friends attending a memorial for a young month. 12-year-old c.j. thompson was remembered for his million-dollar smile. in january he fell through an icy pond. close t

newscenter 5' s nicole estaphan with the the shelter offering a vaccination to prevent the spread of this potentially fatal infection. nicole, -- nicole: a rare infection affected people in the span of a month. channel 5 received this statement from the boston public health commission saturday. "the general public is not at risk." with the person for several hours to spread. the city has been supplied with thousands of doses at no cost. the -- several hundred individuals have already been in back waited this week. local hospitals have been put on alert for a sign of infection. >> a new report highlights a staggering number of jug overdoses in new hampshire this month. february has been a record month. there have been 42 overdoses, four them happening yesterday within a half hour of each other. 12 more fable -- the main culprit is still -- heroin. television this -- to talk about this problem. we need to work to solve this problem because it is not getting any better. >> the record number of overdoses are taking its toll on emergency staff who are dealing with the problem. doug: hundre

nicole estaphan is live with the steps the tea is taking right now. nicole: effective immediately, officials are changing the way they inspect these trains. they will include side -- include side panels and inspections every eight to nine weeks. alarms and smoke set off panic on the orange line tuesday night. passengers kick window out, >> all of a sudden a big brown billow of smoke. people that were standing, sitting down, everybody ran. nicole: a side panel fell often inbound train and onto the tracks. when this train ran over it it created the smoke of them. >> it looks like the brakes were on fire or something. the brakes were smoking. everything, we had to kick the windows out. nicole: according to t personnel, zero of those cars failed inspection though panels were secured on 13 trains. right above the daily hustle statehouse. executive director brianlemay says when they saw the smoke he jeopardy. >> it causes hair to stand on and. a situation occurs we do not the fact. it is a bit disquieting. sensitive history still intact today. there were no

newscenter 5' s nicole estaphan continues our live, team coverage from hard-hit worcester. reporter: all of these people are cleaning off their cars. many people are fixing their cars after a rough ride. crash and recovery, the theme of friday' s worcester commute . that is if cars were able to get moving. >> it is awful. cars are sliding. it is not good. reporter: several inches of fast falling snow, caused problems for emergency vehicles trying to navigate both the mass and the stranded drivers. >> they were really slick, even with four-wheel-drive i was spending. reporter: the snow crawled in slowly overnight, but by daylight it was falling two inches per hour. >> i hit a fence. reporter: by the time the storm was done covering some areas in a foot of snow. the cleanup was already underway. >> i was surprised to see this much. i figured it would get out early. it is ok. >> definitely a good chance that this could ice over. reporter: that is a concern. you can see this on the ground by they are afraid it will they will be out overnight clearing the sidewalks and side stre

one person killed in an officer-related shooting following a separate shooting newscenter 5' s nicole estaphan is live with the connection between the two, nicole? nicole: officers investigators remain on the scene. these officers had no choice but gun at them. >> i got a suspect down we need help, drop the gun, show your hands ! . reporter a chilling call from : officers responding to a shooting on devon street in dorchester friday. >> all of us were holding our breathe as we often do when we hear drop the gun. reporter: commissioner william evans says just before 10:30-police noticed a man carrying another who was shot in the leg, on laredo street, one block away from the original >> the officers everyone could hear commands. show me your hands. there was an exchange of gunfire. reporter: the suspect shot and killed by the officers. >> police cars just came down the street vroom vroom vroom . t : over-police say that before they arrived on scene. there was another shooting, inside a nearby home. >> we found an individual inside that house suffering from multiple gunshot wounds that is where,

heather: newscenter 5' s nicole estaphan is live with what we know right now. nicole: several hours after shots were fired, this remains a very active crime scene. what we know, is one man is dead tonight, shot by police after they say he pointed a gun at them. two other men are recovering from gunshot wounds. the injured, however, not shot by police. commisoner william evans says they believe the two men were shot inside a home on devon street. it seems that another man was leg, flee from that scene when officers confronted him, asked him to drop his gun, before police fired at that suspect. >> the worst decision we make is taking a life. nobody likes to do that. our thoughts go to the family. but if you shoot at an officer you are going to leave us no choice. reporter: what led to the original shooting remains under investigation. next, we have the frantic radio calls made by police and will let you listen to what they said. heather: new at 4:30: we are hearing from passengers on board a plane hit by a van at logan. ed: newscenter 5' s juli mcdonald is live wi

a man who lives there was able from the burning building. s nicole estaphan s live at the scene. neighbor getting her out of the home. much. >> i heard the alarm going off. nicole: billy kelley says he was outside of his north andover home saturday. when, in just a matter of minutes flames it was engulfed fire came out at me . nicole: still trapped inside, his elderly parents on the first floor and a family friend, a woman who lived on the second. >> i ran downstairs because my mother can' t walk so i helped her out of the house . nicole: with both his mother and father safely outside of the home. kelley than ran to the second floor. >> i ran up the back door to try and help her too but too much smoke and everything. nicole: it was too late. after they knocked it where they did locate a victim in the room firefighters tell us the fire started on the second floor of the living room. the living room-where the woman' s body was found. investigators still working on what caused this fire. details not being released at this time but several neighbors tell us she was a former professor. wcvb ne

newscenter 5' s nicole estaphan is live from the search area along route 1 in saugus. >> that is right. it was here early this morning that police came across a stolen vehicle. they initiated a short chase. after they call off the chase, the vehicle crashed. a man took off on foot. both of these individuals assault of a revere police officer with a hypodermic needle last week. we were there when they arrested a woman. for three hours by foot and air, they searched for the suspect, but he is still on the run. this was a frantic scene. we were told by one woman that thankfully her doors were locked in and he was unsuccessful. police suspect him and we will renew any detail as we have them. erika: thank you. new at noon, a bizarre crash at the starbucks on route 1 in norwood. a car slammed into the building just after midnight. the driver then ran off. hours later a 22-year-old brockton woman showed up at the norwood police station and admitted it was her. police say she overcompensated and lost control of her car , alcohol was not involved. the driver will be charged with leaving the sce

our nicole estaphan is live in copley square where everyone is doing their best to stay warm. nickel: i can tell you to bundle up, wear layers, but the best advice is to stay inside. you bet it' s cold and those tempertaures are about to take a nosedive. >> just trying to stay inside stay warm . saturday, as prepared as one can be, expected wind chills will have the air feeling like 25-35 below zero. for a new englander that' s cold imagine this couple from texas >> its 8 degrees and humid just keep moving in and out of buildings . nicole: in just 10 minutes, exposed skin is in danger of frostbite. our expert says stay inside and if you do go out know the signs of hypothermia. >> grogginess, tiredness, and you would experience a coldness and stiffness. the reason is it is dangerous because sometimes you are not aware it is happening. nicole: and don' t forget your pets inside here' s an idea that might help some pet owners. they should all be and. here is an idea that might help some pet owners. an indoor dog park in woborn . owner amber dagata opened up the doors here about a

she is -- nicole estaphan live at south station. nicole: crews are still working >> amtrak is not able to provide us with any estimate of when they are going to get this problem fixed. nicole: not what commuters want to hear. amtrak' s outage began in the morning rush and will continue for further notice -- until further notice. >> i expected it to be cleared up this morning. nicole: unmet expectations leading to a heated frustration. >> how much am i paying for this pass every month, and you can get to work on time. it' s ridiculous. nicole: commuters are being asked not to come to south station unless they know their trains are running. thousands are now trying to need to go. >> i have to go to the red line. i think i have to catch my train at jfk. wait, now i have to figure out where to get my train. nicole: with late word that the system might still be down friday morning, some are simply >> plan b is to sleep in the office. my partner is out of town, so yeah. nic ole: the big issue and concern is that the operator of the commute

pam: that' s where we find newscenter 5' s nicole estaphan with the incredible story this couple will never forget. reporter: they will never forget this. the strothers have been dating for more than three decades. they say nothing was going to keep them from the altar, not even the fiery crash. by the time most couples say i s hurdles. >> the flames were coming inside from under the firewall. >> i did not think we were going to make it. reporter: after nearly thirty years together, darrel and annie strother thought they had seen it all. until saturday, when they were just a few blocks, from the alter. >> all of a sudden the car caught on fire, when the car the caught on fire the brakes went, the flames started coming inside the car. reporter bride and groom to be : were in shock. >> when he told me to jump, i jumped so high up. reporter: the symbol of their union still inside this now burnt out car. >> she reminded me, where are the rings? they were in the car still. reporter: firefighters, were and police, saved the wedding. >> we got here faster than we would if we were driving any

newscenter 5's nicole estaphan is live at the court house in quincy. nicole: the driver is 51-year-old thomas mohan. he faces a slew of charges this originally he was expected to be arraigned here by the arraignment will take place in afternoon. where drunk and high on drugs. he was driving on washington street in way met, he falls a first to the pavement during a sobriety test. he' s worked into the breakdown lane, hit a pickup truck -- he swerved into a breakdown lane, hit a pickup truck, before hitting a pedestrian that was walking on the sidewalk-causing serious injury to the man. afternoon in his loss the room and we will bring details when we have them. -- in his hospital room and we will bring details when we have them. doug: a 15-year-old girl is dead after being hit by a car randolph. police say laura viera of east boston was crossing the street at oak and north main streets around 8:00 last night when she was hit. randolph police are investigating the crash. the driver remained on the scene. so far, no charges have been filed. thieves are targ

we have team coverage and we' re going to start with newscenter 5' s nicole estaphan. she' s live at south station. nicole? nicole: mbta officials asking khmers not to come to the station unless that they now trains are running. -- asking commuters not to come to the station unless they know trains are running. the story is, no commuter rail trains leaving south station unless you are headed to >> the string will not leave. nicole: a day of cancellations that started around 5:00 thursday morning. >> i was on the first train from this morning. we were 50 yards out from alsatian. sat there for at least 20 minutes. nicole: and continued through the evening commute. with the exception of the franklin and providence lines, late afternoon word that he nearly all commuter rail trains out of south station will be canceled. >> if they need to be somewhere this afternoon, needing to pick up a child or an appointment or something urgent, they need to have a plan b. nicole: the cause? and amtrak signal outage. >> when that system goes out, we cannot bring trains in and out of the s

right now, police are investigating the death of a let' 5' s nicole estaphan is live at the scene. >> police being tightlipped about their investigation, how long that woman' s body was inside the complex was unknown. >> it' s scary. you don' t think of something like that happening so close. >> scary and the details are vague. as to how a woman died inside this apartment complex on broadway in malden, her body discovered late monday. >> i didn' t hear anything out of the ordinary. i didn' t see anything. but it is a quiet neighborhood. >> residents were largely unaware of the ongoing investigation. the middlesex district attorney' s office tells us they responded to cliffside commons around 9pm for a well-being check. when they arrived they found the body. they are not releasing her identity. but police did say that her death was not the result of a rectum -- random act. it is so scary. >> again, the victim' s identity is being held until family is notified. heather: police say the thieves caught on camera breaking in to a hooksett, new hampshire gun shop are now suspects in a simila

doug: newscenter 5's nicole estaphan shows us how their close call turned into an incredible wedding gift. nicole: a moment of generosity darrel and annie strother will never forget. darrel: it's beautiful. it's beautiful. nicole: overcome with gratitude, the last time we met the strothers they had just exchanged wedding vows moments their way to the church. darrel: the flames were coming inside of the car from under the fire wall. annie: i didn't think we was going to make it. you know, it's a very scary situation. nicole: boston firefighters saved the rings from the burning car, and police escorted them to the church in time to say i do. now an anonymous lynn businessman providing this act of kindness. annie: i love it. it's beautiful. darrel: i don't have the words to express to say, you know, how thankful we are. nicole: the donor saw the couple's story on newscenter 5 and called lynnway auto sales. richard aswad: we're just the facilitators of this good deed for this fine gentleman. nicole: the couple, who have been faced with health issues, now have one less worry and one more r

ed: newscenter 5' s nicole estaphan is live tonight with the latest in the investigation. >> i' m going to start out of the shot and let you take a look at where this woman' s body was found. it was found in this large apartment complex on broadway. police tell us they responded to cliffside comments around 9:00 p.m. for a well-being check. when they arrived they discovered that woman' s body. police are always -- are only saying this is a death investigation. they do not believe the cause of this woman' s death was random. they' re not releasing that woman' s identity at this time, but we are learning details to figure out what exactly was the cause. when we have that information, we will bring it to you. heather: new at 4:30, an arrest in a hit and run in lowell that sent a 15-year-old on a bicycle to the hospital. police believe that teen was struck intentionally by a pickup 21-year-old calvin sousa is facing several charges, including armed assault with intent to murder. ed: new at 4:30, police investigating after several guns are stolen from a gun shop. heather: newscenter 5' s tod

our nicole estaphan is live in weymouth with the story. nicole. nicole: firefighters have never had to deal with this before. couple it with the cold and it was rough out here. all of this the result of people trying to stay warm. in just a matter of a couple hours sunday, three separate fires in weymouth. the cause in at least two of the cases -- people trying to stay warm. >> fuel from a wood fire store of -- woodfired stove -- use a metal can. nicole: firefighters faced to battles, the fire and the cold >> it' s cold. you keep moving. just keep moving. we' nicole: at least a dozen nearby departments were called in to help, too take on a job that weymouth had never been faced with before. then there was the ice. the water pressure. the dangerous temperatures. >> the frozen hydrants, we did well with that tonight. pressure was a couple of issues but we adapted, overcame on that. we pressurized the lines the fire out. nicole: all of the homeowners in this case able to get out of their homes safely. despite these cold temperatures, thankfully, no f

nicole estaphan has more of what we know, nicole. nicole: we're learning more about the victim in this case. several neighbors say this a nearby college. >> when i opened the door, the fire came rushing out at me. nicole: billy kelly described the rescue attempt as flames enter thed home. >> i ran down stairs to my mother, i know she can't walk. so i help her out of the house. nicole: with the help of a neighbor, kelly was able to carry his sick elderly mother out of the park street house, followed quickly by his father, but upstairs, a woman tenant remained trapped. >> i didn't know what to do. i ran up the back door there to try to help her, too, but it was just too much smoke and everything. nicole: firefighters would later find the body of the woman described to be in her 60's. >> after being able to knock the fire down, they did locate a victim who was found in the room of origin and she had succumbed to the conditions of the fire. nicole: the fire started in the living room, the same room found. i did speak with investigators t

newscenter 5' s nicole estaphan tonight, nicole? nikole: investigate behind me, still looking for a cause. a man who lives inside tried desperately to save his elderly parents, before trying despartely to get to a woman trapped on the second floor. sadly, that woman' s body later found by firefighters. >> i heard the alarm go off . nicole: billy kelley says he was outside of his north andover home saturday. when, in just a matter of in flames. >> when i opened the door the fire came out at me. nicole: still trapped inside, his elderly parents on the first floor and a family friend, a woman who lived on the second. >> i ran downstairs because my mother can' t walk so i helped her out of the house. nicole: with both his mother and father safely outside of the home. kelley than ran to the second floor. >> i ran up the back door to try and help her too but too much nicole: but it was too late. >> after they knocked it where room of origin . nicole: firefighters tell us the fire started on the second floor of the living room. woman' s bo

nicole estaphan is live in chelsea. and nicole all these hours later it' s still not clear exactly what happened. >> that is right. investigators trying to figure out exactly what led to this man' s death. the family identifying the victim as 34-year-old alex perez. markers of a life-now lost lay on a chelsea sidewalk. where hours earlier a mans body was found sunday morning. >> i don' t hear nothing. >> glenda ramirez lives in the cottage street home, just feet from where 34-year-old alex perez was discovered. ramirez says waking up to police tape, is nothing new. >> everywhere is dangerous. not only here. it is the life. >> family members tell us perez was a hard worker. a cook at a local restaurant. he loved soccer, his mysterious and what police are calling suspicious death, has left >> we are just working hard every day. we wake up every morning and go to work. you see someone in the street it is a different mindset. >> police spent several hours both inside and outside of 83 cottage street. saying little about what

and our nicole estaphan is live in plymouth with breaking developments. : -- nicole: i' m going to step out of the shot here and show you what is going on. you can still see state police, plymouth police, and the investigators write off the runway here, right behind those vehicles is where that plane is on this roof top at that hour. it was just after 2:30 that a 911 call was made about a small fixed wing plane crash. when they arrived they found this plane on its roof. according to police the pilot was the only person in that plane. he was transported via helicopter for what they call serious but nonlife threatening injuries. witnesses we spoke with described moment before the plane crashed. >> the plane was coming in for a go around. he was about five feet off the ground. he was starting to

the eyeopener' s nicole estaphan is live in weymouth with more of that video and the violent crash that started it all. nicole: police say it all a man while drunk and high on drugs. witnesses say 51-year-old thomas mohan swerved into the breakdown weymouth yesterday. that' s when he hit a black pickup truck before hitting a man walking on the sidewalk. greg' s it was like a bomb going off. >> it was explosive. the dogs started barking. nicole mohan did have to be : taken to the hospital after falling on his face during that sobriety test. he' s facing a slew of charges including negligent operation. the pedestrian he' s accused of hitting is being treated for life-threatening injuries. if mohan is discharged from the hospital, he will be arraigned later today. wcvb newscenter 5. emily: thank you. new video in overnight as severe weather pounds the gulf coast. heavy rain and whipping winds in pensacola, florida. right now at least three people are dead across that region and dozens more hospitalized. cindy: really a powerful system. louisiana. >> there is a tornado warning. take shelter

wcvb newscenter 5' s nicole estaphan talked to the happy couple and is live with the story. reporter: that couple now on to wedded bliss, after escaping the fiery crash. with a little help from the boston police department, they have now found humor in the wedding that almost wasn' t. >> i give you this ring is a symbol -- reporter: by the time most s hurdles. >> i didn' t think we were going to make it. reporter after nearly thirty annie strother thought they had seen it all. until saturday, when they were just a few blocks, from the alter. >> all of a sudden the car caught on fire, when the car the -- the flames started coming into the car. reporter: jumping to safety just in time. >> when he told me to jump i jumped so high up. reporter but the symbol of their : union, still inside this now burnt out car. >> the rings are in the car. reporter: firefighters were able to save the rings. >> we got here faster than if we we were driving anyway. reporter: a life lesson, marriage will face adversity. , always be a sweet kiss at the end. a long time. s first purchase, you guesse

newscenter 5' s nicole estaphan is live in boston with some of the precautions you should take, nicole. nicole: it' s cold out here, getting colder and i am amazed to still see people out here without gloves or hats. that' s what it is all about, dress in layers, dress warmly. and if you don' t have to go outside, don' t. >> its pretty chilly, especially with the wind. nicole: and it' s about to get colder. so cold, that the boston area near historic lows. >> some boots, i would have a double hood in the morning. nickel: -- nicole: though we found many saturday, as prepared as one can be. expected wind gusts overnight will have the air feeling like 35 below zero. for a new englander that' s cold imagine this couple from texas >> its 8 degrees and humid. just keep moving, that is all we are doing. just keep moving in and out of buildings nicole: if you do go out know , the signs of hypothermia. >> grogginess, tiredness, and you will feel a coldness and stiffness. sometimes you are not even aware it is happening. nicole: and don' t forget about your pets. how coldest to cold? the night t

who lives there was able to rescue his elderly mother but their tenant did not newscenter 5's nicole estaphan investigation. billy kelley: i opened the door, nicole: billy kelley describes a frantic rescue attempt as flames filled his north andover home saturday. billy kelley: so i ran downstairs to my mother. i know she can't walk, so i helped her out of the house. nicole: with the help of a neighbor, kelley was able to carry his sick, elderly mother out of the park street house followed quickly by his father; but upstairs a woman tenant remained trapped. billy kelley: i didn't know what to do. i ran up the back door there to try to help her too, but there was just too much smoke and everything. nicole: firefighters would later find the body of the woman after being able to knock the fire down, they did locate a victim who was found in the room of origin and she had succumbed to the conditions of the fire. nicole: the fire started in the living room, the same room where the woman's body was found. investigators tell us this was an accident but they're not releasing the official cause at this

nicole: nicole estaphan, wcvb, newscenter 5. shayna: makes you feel good to out there. doug: there are so many stories that we read and share with people at home. everybody is all bummed out. that makes you feel good. it sure does. ahead this morning, a popular car seat is recalled. doug: the important information parents need to know. the feds raid one of best-known seafood wholesalers in the northeast. the charges against the new bedford business owner. frank: we continue to follow breaking news right knew on the "eyeopener." a deadly crash on the lynneway has shut down the area near blossom street. an s.u.v. hit dunkin' donuts and spun out of control killing both people inside that car. state police say a man and a woman were pronounced dead at the scene. "scorsese finally wins." "could you double check the envelope?" "best actress, 1984." p "and i can't deny the fact that you like me." r "life is like a box of chocolates." "you never know whatv you're gonna get." n"you're gonna need a bigger boat." "xfinity x1 lets you access the greatest library of oscar moments, s