o'brien says he was driving behind a plow truck on rocky hill road in plymouth. according to prosecutors, and court paperwork oh bryan and -- o'brien and his wife admit the gunfire. >> they why stuck behind the plow struck and it was swerving and he passed and after passing she stated he .ed a gun out of his window and fired two shots. and she stated he was not aiming at anyone and did he have a license to carry. >> reporter: it doesn't aparty gunfire hit any -- appear the gunfire hit any property or people. o'brien said he feared for his wife's safety and fired into the ground. >> the shots were fired on the driver's side window into the road so it was not a situation where he was firing across his wife at the plow truck driver. >> reporter: o'brien was released on $2500 cash bail. back at the scene a woman who >> i was at the window in my kitchen and i heard a loud boom. >> reporter: does it alarm you that it would come to that. >> i really couldn't believe it and i still can't believe it. it's almost not that difficult to believe simply because being thing. >>

him with his middle finger the plow driver got too close to him o'brien said and that's when o'brien said he reached for his gun and then pointed out his driver-side window and shot into the o'brien's wife maureen give a statement to police. after passing the truck he pointed the gun out the window and fired two shots it was not aiming anyone. he did have a license to carry. and that she is well has a license to carry o'brien's lawyer said it was just a warning shot. afterwards i tried to talk to o'brien's lawyer but he had little to say. is a responsible gun owner? >> of course he is. how did this happen? >> prosecutors say o'brien was and that his gun was registered. o'brien now has a surrender that gone and any other gun in my own he's also ordered held on $2500 cash bail is due back month. >> right now fox 25 chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz tracking another nor'easter. >> don't be a direct hit to bring some impact here whether it's wind waves or even a little precipitation but all indications are from our medium-range computer models all indications be too far south to be mu

o'brien's wife maureen give a statement to police. she said he pointed the gun out she said he was not aiming anyone. and that he did have a license to carry. and that she herself has a license to carry o'brien's lawyer said it was a warning shot afterwards i tried to talk to o'brien's lawyer but he had little to say. is he responsible gun owner? >> of course he is. >> how did this happen no answer to that question police say that o'brien is licensed to carry a firearm that god was registered. o'brien has been order to give up that god and any other gun that he owns two police. he's also ordered held on $2500 cash bail is due back in court next month. >> beautiful sunset cold night here at the city of boston about that. fox 25's chief meteorologist, kevin lemanowicz talk about a bit of a warm coming our way. that's pretty just clouds out there to make that beautiful few clouds mostly clear skies times just met is where you are right now no precipitation skies clear of that. temperatures in the 30s right now actually not that cold out

the south o'brien boys are 11 1a this week. the wolverines were shooting for their fifth win in a row against a remsen union team that only south o'brien's only loss is to remsen st. mary's - trying to even their record against remsen schools. first quarter - wolverines getting good pressure - trapping in the corner - it ends in a turnover and a layup for cameron maxwell. - damon struve gets a good look in the corner and knocks it down - wolverines up 13-zip. remsen-union finally gets a chance on the fast break - and keenan vanderschaaf takes advantage - but the rockets still trailed big. the wolverines were really shooting the ball well from outside - kyle paulsen drops one and south o'brien cruises, one block to the west at st. mary's - the hawks took on trinity christian of hull. remsen st. mary's got out to a 7- nothing lead a minute into the game - colin schroeder for three. the hawks were relentless - lots of points off turnonors - there's jacob wesselman in the corner for trinity christian kept fighting - nice attack and

that was a key message from steven o'brien, the u.n.'s top humanitarian official when he briefed the security council. the numbers are staggering and troubling in syria, but really the number that jumps out the most is the increase in the number of syrians currently living in besieged areas, areas cut off from any sort of regulated. that number is now up to 486,700 syrians that live in those conditions. of those 274,000 of them live in areas besieged by the syrian government according to the u.n. another 200,000 live in areas besieged by i.s.i.l. and about 12,000 in areas besieged by non-state armed groupss, such as the al-nusra front. o'brien says that the use of steej and starvation-- siege an starvation were reprehensible. he says needs more to be done. >> authorised cross border humanitarian assistance and you have launched a political process. for the millions of people trapped under siege, mall your ishdz and lacking supplies, this council has simply not done enough. we have left those people with no hope >> reporter: he was also v

mike o'brien. proud to be part of the valley high school drug and alcohol awareness program. >> reporter: mike o'brien spent few years as dj before 60s here permanently in january of 1986. chance to cozy up to celebrities? >> we have a presentation together to let people know mary heart. not those on entertainment tonight. assertive mary heart. since that time. >> reporter: attempt to get michael jackson on the phone did not work. >> i am not really at the golden nugget but clondike. >> reporter: o'brien took a breathing in 1993 as late night host on cleopatra's barge in 93. >> i cannot think of a better place to work on a boat than caesar's palace that doesn't go anywhere. as soon as six months no compete clause expired he went back to the radio with a familiar catch phrase. also a new partner lock williams and new format. >> it is hard for me to switch. no more yo, yo. playing dylann. >> reporter: and as always >> that is probably a big part of mike o'brien. to be out and about to get the involve

that was a key message from stooech o'brien when he briefed the security council. the numbers are staggering and troubling in syria-- steven-- but really the number that jumps out the most is the increase in the number of syrians living in besieged areas, areas cut off from any sort of regular aid. that number is up to 486,700 syrians that live in those conditions. of those 274,000 of them live in areas besieged by the syrian government according to the u.n., another 200,000 live in areas besieged by i.s.i.l. and about 12,000 in areas besieged by non-state armed groups such as the al-nusra front. steven o'brien said that the use of siege and starvation of as a weapon of war is represent rehencible. he also said more need to be done >> you have cross-borrowed assistance and you've taken action to launch a political process. but for the millions of people trapped under siege, mall nurished and lacking supplies, this council has not done enough. we have left those people with no hope. they believe the world has forgotten them >> reporter: he was very critical of the s

and now, o'brien county supervisors are deciding if they want the camp in their county. "i think it's a good thing for the children and i understand the children she's talking about doing. the biggest thing is financial wise, we don't want to all of a sudden have this come back at us," said county supervisor, tom farnsworth. "this is where the therapeutic camp would be located with over 150 acres of land." the land seasons wants used to be mauer manufacturing and it's been vacant for years, but neighbors are still concerned with their own property value if the camp gets put in. "makes us a little nervous, like i say i'm not against what they do i location. if it goes through there won't be any hard feelings or anything. i've met with kim and we'll be able to work together and try to be neighborly," said neighbor, mark shriver. >> at today's public hearing, the o'brien county board of supervisors decided to wait on making their final decision. so, seasons center for behavioral health will bring a firmer business plan to the board by the end of the week. then they hope to

. >> michael o'brien settled here permanently in 1986. was it a chance to kids up to celebrities. >> we put together a presentation for background on mary hart. >> let's finish the interview. >> mary the assertive hart. >> the attempt to get michael jackson on the phone didn't work. >> o'brien took a breather from radio in 1983 as a late night host on cleopatra's barge. >> i can't think of a better place to work on a boat than here. >> as soon as his six month no compete clause expired he went back to the mornings with a familiar catch phrase. >> michael o'brien in the morning getting your naked butt up and going in the morning. >> it's hard for me to switch. i'm playing god street and bill rhonda rousey. >> doing live remote broadcast. of michael o'brien to be out and about, to get involved with community on any level whether it be being at a sporting event, being at a charity event. >> well the point is also where mike first worked with carla ray who went rob to be a part of channel 3 and wake up with the waggers in. these days the two

and a therapeutic camp for kids with behavioral issues could be coming to o'brien county. why some are welcoming it in their backyard, but others aren't so sure. after a brutally cold stretch of weather, i'd say we deserve some relief, and that's exactly what we'll get these next couple of days! temperatures will be back in the 30s this afternoon with some sunshine and will most definitely melt away some snow. we'll see a bigger surge into the 30s tomorrow ahead of our next cold front set to move through tomorrow night which might produce a few flurries on friday behind it. see graphics. wx timer @ :40 >> the ten sailors held captive by iran's revolutionary guard were released early this morning. the navy chief of iran's powerful revolutionary guard claims that the u-s had acted unprofession ally by carrying out air and naval maneuvers in iranian territorial waters for forty minutes. the general stated that the action proved "america's lack of commitment to maintain security and peace in the region claim." he added that the iranian u-s must apologize for its actions. the s

south o'brien back on the winning side of things, 56-51 over h-m-s. a top ten girls game between number-7 cherokee and number-4 manson, northwest webster. early first quarter - braves trail 7-2 - working it inside and outside to paityn hagberg - three of her 13 points. cougars played tough - brenna peters great move - lane clears out for lay-in - peters had 12 for the cougars. braves kaely hummel - one of the top scorers in the state of all classes - no trouble on her own more points tonight. this one needed overtime - hagberg drives and kicks to open makenna carver - make that in her sleep. cherokee wins in ot, 70-62. back to nebraska -- the 6-2 girls from lyons-decatur northeast -- taking on winless wakefield. out to lizbeth delgado who hits the deep 2-pointer to tie the game for wakefield. lexie bacon gets the pass from a teammate, and she nails a 3-pointer to put lyons-decatur northeast up by though, oetken gets the pass on the inside and gets the basket and the foul to cut the deficit back down to three. but the cougars pull away as ianne haskell

public meeting today in o'brien county and joins us with more tonight. tommie? sheila, at the meeting today the county the county discussed the possibility of a therapeutic camp for kids. they're seeking a more than half-a- million-dollar grant to purchase property in sutherland, iowa for the facility. the camp would include a rock climbing wall, lake activities and an intenenve skill development t program for kids in need. and now, o'brien county supervisors are deciding if they want the camp in their county. supervisors say they understand the need for the facility, but they don't want the financial obligation to be placed on them. "we've heard loud and clear from our communities. we've heard loud and clear from our families and our kiddos that they want to have this happen so regardless if it doesn't happen here, which of course we would be dissapointed and sad, it will be happening we will continue to move forward with it because it's the right thing totoo for our children, it's the right thing to do for the families who are caring for our kids," said season

police did find shell casings in o'brien's car and took away his handgun. they do say that o'brien cooperated with them and gave a statement to police that night. his bail was set at agreed upon amount of 2500 dollars cash and he will post that shortly and walking out today. susie steimle wbd news -- wbz news. >>> police are investigating a deadly crash involving a snowplow in dorchester. police say a dump truck with a plow attached to the front of it ran over a man on dorchester avenue around 11:15 sunday morning. the driver did stop. detectives spent hours talking to the driver and witnesses. >> first i was you know, hope he is okay but you know he is i feel bad for the man's family i really do because there's no way for a person to leave this earth. you know. not like that. >> police have not released the victim's name. >>> new at noon mayor walsh speaking out about claims of ongoing racism at a prestigeous boston school. >> this certainly bothered me. what happened with the young students. something that shouldn't have and we have to look at what's happ

i'm soledad o'brien and you're watching talk to al jazeera. my guest this week is is actor wendell pierce. >> what was it like to do selma? >> selma was a blessing. >> how so? >> it was-- very spiritual to be on the very-- to be in the very place where so many people-- really-- did extraordinary things. and one of the most profound moments i had doin' selmawas standing on the edmund pettus bridge after we-- we had finished filming. and i could just feel and hear the people say, "make sure you tell our story." all the souls at the bottom of that alabama river are sayin', "just tell our story. make sure they don't forget us." >> interesting times, 'cause it seems like the story is relevant again. >> yeah. well, you know, it's a continuum. and what happens every once in a while, the veil is lifted and we're reminded of the barbarians at the gate, that there's a ugly part of hatred in human nature. that is always something that we have to vigilantly fight against and know, and that people will rationalize violence in ways that-- you know-- is just

o'brien is expected to be arraigned here in plymouth district court later today. live this morning, frank holland, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: right now boston police are investigating a deadly accident involving a snow plow. police say a man in his 60's was struck by a plow while shoveling in dorchester yesterday. it happened at the intersection of dorchester ave and harbor view street. the driver did stay at the scene. police are now trying to figure out if speed or the angle of the sun factored into the crash. neighbors say it's a tragic accident, but they're not surprised. >> when i'm crossing the street, cars are coming really close without stopping. i think with the weather though, like the windshields, it's hard to keep them clear anyway. i mean, check the corners. people are all around. randy: the victim's name has not been released. erika: right now much of the east coast is still trying to recover from that record-setting weekend blizzard. today the federal government will remain closed. that includes all federal offices. congress is also postponing votes

we're chatting with 98 point 5's mike o'brien.. about some of his most memorable it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. > many of you wake up early with us to get ready.. and then listen to mike o'brien and carla rhea on 98 point 5. ((brian loftus)) and can you believe... mike o'brien has been on the air... not one decade... not two... but three!! ((sherry swensk)) today is mike's 30th anniversary in morning radio! he's a hard worker... and he didn't take the day off to celebrate! mike is chatting with us this morning.. mike! congrats on 30 years!/// sherry swensk cool and partly cloudy this morning with temps in the low 40s and cooler upper 30s now. ........ we're t

part of the promotion is a skit he did wi he could nonconan o'brien. >> you had a hefkck of a ride. does she really get >> no. >> look. you're the police! >> this is like a cheech and chong movie. crack your window or we're going to die. >> we're going to jail. >> you're going to ride along. you don't know what you're getting yourself into. >> why you would do it a second time? >> can you not, not have fun wi this dude. forever. we got our beards on we're best friends. >> will you tell me about the beard? come on. >> i called you. i said are you cutt it or leaving it? you said i'm leaving it. i said well guess what just grew. now you're looking at kevin hart, the action st >> speaking of action star, olivia mun along for this ride along. she's also been posting her workouts on line as she up for x men apocalypse. >> she can kick kevin's butt. >> i think i would bring little something to it. >> that would be aaron roroers who is already turned olivia's mom kim into a packer's fan. >> let him know, asians love aaron rodgers. that is the big worry to hichlt she's like, you k people are

kevin and ice cube hook me up on the details of the "ride along" stunt when they were with conan o'brien. it was a wild ride. >> does she really get high? >> come on, man. >> you're the police. >> are you wearing a wire? and tomorrow, david hasslehoff is here. we're talking about the new show, the old days and the new >> you are going to make a we're first on get this. i was at my shop tied up with a customer when i realized the time. i had to get to the bank before it closed, so i made a break for it. when i got out it was almost closing time. traffic was bad. i knew i was cutting it close. but it was ok. i use td bank. it's got longer hours and stays open an extra ten minutes every day. i'm sid. td bank. >>> what did i say i want o do with the wedding? >> leave it in my hands. kevin hart, he is a smart man. he may not b tall in stature but he's big on wisdom. he is marrying his long time girlfriend. right now he is focused o spreading the word about "ride part of the promotion is a skit he did wi he could non conan o'brien. >> you had a hefk ck of a ride. >> no. >> look. you're the pol

coming up, kevin and ice cube hook me up on the details of the were with conan o'brien. it was a wild ride. >> does she really get high? >> come on, man. >> you're the police. >> are you wearing a wire? and tomorrow, david hasslehoff is here. we're talking about the new show, the old days and the new "bay watch" movie. >>> what did i say i want o do with the wedding? >> leave it in my hands. kevin hart, he is a smart man. he may not b tall in stature but he's big on wisdom. he is marrying his long time girlfriend. right now he is focused o spreading the word about "ride along 2." part of the promotion is a skit he did wi he could non conan o'brien. >> you had a hefk ck of a ride. >> look. you're the police! >> this is like a cheech and chong movie. crack your window or we're going to die. >> we're going to jail. >> you're going to ride along. you don't know what you're getting yourself into. >> why you would do it a second time? >> can you not, not have fun wi this dude. >> and, you know, we're best forever. we got our beards on we're best friends. >> will you tell me ab

mike o'brien has been on the air for 30 years! at 98 point 5. known as the "morning guy" o'brien has been waking up nevadas for 30 years and has been on the air for 35 years. today he shared some of his favorite memories on the radio. (( "the best interview i think would have to be jon voigt we hadjon voight on and they siad don't ask about angi and of course we snuch in couple of questions and he was very nice billy bob thornton was also nice walked out on a radio station because the jocks had kinda upset him and we had a great time with him.")) ((denise valdez)) > o'brien is a man about town -- taking part in many local charities and even challenging local media to do the ice bucket challenge, which our sherry swensk did!/// ((denise valdez)) > the king is still alive and well. ((paul joncich)) today people all over the world are celebrating what would have been elvis presley's 81st birthday. our viewers have been sharing with us how they will be celebrating the music icon's birthday today. ((denise valdez)) linda squires says - i will be cele

kevin and ice cube hook me up on the details of the "ride along" stunt when they were with conan o'brien. it was a wild ride. >> does she really get >> come on, man. >> you're the police. >> are you wearing a wire? >> that's ahead. and tomorrow, david hasslehoff is here. we're talking about the new show, the old days and the new >> you are going to make a >>> tomorrow, khloe kardashian's new talk show. we're first on the set. >>> what did i say i want o do with the wedding? do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman ...as the men who are doing that job. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >>> what did i say i want to do with the wedding? >> leave it in my hands. >> that kevin hart, he is a smart man. he may not be tall in stature but he's big on wisdom. he is marrying his long time girlfriend. right now he is focused on spreading the word about "ride part of

police say bruce o'brien fired three shots at the driver during saturday's storm. he didn't hit him. o'brien claims he was passing the plow when the plow swerved and nearly hit him. >>> shifting gears, a midweek warm up with temperatures that could be very close to 500. >> with that going on, eric has his eye on another possible storm going on. >> some interesting times here. definitely not in the deep freeze. we are at 290 in boston. it's chilly out there toward the cave in the islands. haven. cincinnati at 470, 450 in cleveland, buffalo 410. that milder air will be heading in our direction. you can see a weak storm system in here with two sprinkles ahead of it and snow on the backside of it. we will see milder temperatures moving in. tomorrow morning, 300 out the door. knowledge of the 40s in the afternoon and a couple towns are near 500. friday morning is the one to watch. we will talk about those chances coming up. >>> it will take days to dig out from this, the huge atlantic. the plows have been working around the clock and get some streets still aren't cleare

pam: finished product-- high end of many residents but tom o'brien says all can benefit. o'brien: for ordinary bostonians really what the problem with this garage has been, it's been a dividing point for these neighborhoods forever. it will be a very different place. this garage has been a barrier for too long. when it comes out, it will be something totally different for these neighborhoods and for bostonians in general. pam: once the first two towers are done, developers move on to four other buildings. an ambitious project slated to cost $1.5 billion and change the face of everything here. in boston i'm pam cross, wcvb, newscenter 5. doug: the city really is changing. mayor walsh will deliver his tuesday night. channel 5. coverage begins at 7:30 right after newscenter 5 at 7:00. antoinette: now back to our coverage between the patriots the teams. tasty treats at stake. newscenter 5's frank holland. frank: i'm getting hungry already. this wager involves two of my favorite foods. here's what we're talking about. some boston cream pie cupcakes from koffee kup bakery in sp

they win it 52-41. 3 south o'brien trying to improve to 9-1 playing at a 3 and 4 mmc team.1. third quarter now south o brien up 71-40. m-m-c's ben specht with the nice move to the baske. wolverines extend their big lead!2. still in the third.. south o brien's cody johanson with the three. wolverines up away.. ben specht, one of the state champion football heros with the short jumper off the glass... he broke several records in game!4. move to the fourth quarter.. south o brien's johanson with the high finger roll.. he's fouled. he'd make the free throw.. south o brien up 74-44 and they go onto beat marcus- meriden-cleghorn ...by a final of 82-46. 3 elk point jefferson trying to end their two game losing streak and get back to 500 hosting viborg hurley!1) 1st quarter no score this is a steal and a basket by zeke robinson. he's good on the layin.2) then midway through the first this is a three pointer from michael murphey. epj up 5-0.3) a low scoring affair thanks to plays like this. *pause for nats* aaron koupal with the rejection down low! 4) end of the 1st wuarter now robins

thomas o'brien: it will have 487 units in it so it will be a good size rental building in boston. pam: actually the tallest rental in the city. construction starts this spring. it's high end but 13% of the rentals. h.y.m., the lead developer, the most striking building and office tower. o'brien: it will curve and-- it's almost as if it's a sort of a jacket opening up a little bit to reveal the inner windows in there so it's really quite beautiful. very different on the boston skyline. pam: as the buildings go up, half the old garage demolished cutting 2,300 parking spaces in half-- a problem but the mayor says worth it. going to enhance the neighborhood. lose space all over the place. it's going to become a bigger problem. we're going to have to figure out at some point how do we create the most parking in the city. pam: finished product-- high end and polished, out of the reach of many residents but tom o'brien says all can benefit. o'brien: for ordinary bostonians really what the problem with this garage has been, it's been a dividing point for these neighborhoods forever. it wi

that was a key message from steven o'brien the top humanitarian official when he briefed the security council. the number that jumps out the most is the increase and the number of syrians currently living in besieged areas, areas cut off from any sort of regular aid. that number is now up to 486,700 syrians that live in that condition. of those 274,000 of them live in areas besieged by the syrian government according to the u.n., another 200,000 live in areas besieged by i.s.i.l. and 12,000 in areas besieged by non-state armed groups such as the al-nusra front. o'brien says that the use of siege and starvation as a weapon of war is, in his words, reprehensible. he also said that the u.n. security council needs to do more. >> reporter: you've taken action, you have authorised cross-borrowed assistance and you have launched a political process. but for the millions of people trapped under siege, malnourished and lacki ining ba supplies, you have not done enough. >> reporter: he was very critical of the syrian government. he said the government last year only approved 10% of the more tha

he's what this place is all about. >> o'brien, hu? hackenberg thanks everyone even walter and me.ut no, james franklin. sixers in la and can their sun but no, james franklin. sixers in la and can their sun drying one of those things you

jane o'brien caught up with him. >> him like a scientist discovering a new planet on the surface of a terrain -- i am like a scientist. jane: most people visit museums for the objects on display, but marcus prefers playing with shadows behind the scenes. marcus: i am entering a space that has a lot of mystery and unknown. my work is about entering the imaginary world and forcing it to reveal itself. i feel if we can interact with and move light around, we can take control of what light does. we can throw it in the air, throw it on the floor, and the act of doing that gets you involved in making the artwork. jane: a winner of the 2015 world technology for art, marcus is trying to overcome negative perceptions of darkness and the very real danger it poses for people living in the dark. notion of darkness is associated with not having light or power, power being literal, and it's actually a form of a lack of development or a fear factor that comes with it. darkness and silence in places of uncertainty are usually associated with any sense of darkness, so dropping a bit of light into it c

the security council, members of the security council have just been given a briefing from stephen o'brien, and jafari flatly refuting any suggestions that the syrian government is starving people within certain areas in madaya, he says those who are doing the starving are the terrorists who are controlling these towns. using these civilians as human shields, that aid has been delivered enough aid he says, athe peoplathe people in controd stolen that aid and had moved it on for their own end. consumexcuse me. the subject of one of the attacks, one floor above that position now, diplomatic editor james bays. jafari, the ambassador for united nations, such stations as al jazeera and el jafaria are responsible for showing pictures of children gaunt and terrified, he says this has nothing whatsoever to do with his people. the terrorists steal the food and the syrian government will not starve its own people. what did you make of that? >> reporter: well, it's interesting because there seem to be two different arguments coming from the ambassador for president assad who still holds the syrian se

bruce o'brien face adjudge today. today. witnesses said they heard several gunshots and o'brien says the plow nearly hit his jeep and says he fired because he and his wife feared for their lives. police say he was drunk at the not hurt. >>> it's the big dig out for parts of the east coast still buried after the week answered deadly winter storm. and lisa hughes is here with the latest on that. lisa. >> reporter: 36 people died in the storm. washington dc got 2 feet of snow. huge cleanup underway there. government offices and schools were shut down again today. bulldoze verse been brought into clen up -- clean up the capital and city is trucking snow to rfk stadium. maryland is still under a state of emergency in baltimore and crews from boston have joined the clean up effort. tweet and photograph showing boston public's work crew clearing the street. in in you york a his stork storm. know fall total -- historic storm the snowfall missed the all time record by a 10th of an in. schools and offices were opened today. and finall

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i want to thank coach o'brien for bringing me here. you know, it is a great place to play. >> thanking bill o'brien there. flyers west coast road trip, end today, and thank goodness because flyers are not exactly kings on the road. they have not won a away from the the wells fargo center since december 10th, hey maybe today in l.a. trip to los angeles started with the trip to owner ed snyder's house. wow love to see a w but first period, kings six back, so dwight king, beats michael neuvirth, flyers down one to nothing. the ten minutes later, flyers failed to kill the penalty, it is two to nothing kings. flyers have just scored in the third they are down by one. perhaps they will give long time flyers fan, dave roberts son, here, a w. >>> how rare is this the flyers and sixers both 3,000 miles away from home and yet they are still playing in the same building today. sixers play clippers tonight at 10:30 at staples center too. sixers actually playing back to back games in the arena last night against lakers they lost by is 11 but this r

. >> right now i'll declare for the draft and i want to thank coach o'brien coming here and his staff. without him i would not have been here. he's what this place is all about. >> o'brien, hu? hackenberg thanks everyone even walter and me. but no, james franklin. sixers in la and can their sun but no, james franklin. sixers in la and can their sun drying one of those things you the republicans in harrisburg were fighting each other over the state budget. that's right. each other. the republican state senate passed a responsible budget that "begins" to fund education but the republican house of representatives has insisted on a budget that fails to fund education and balloons the deficit. call your legislator, tell them to pass a budget that's right for pennsylvania. >> right now six ishz done a dozen in the second. college hoops after up setting ravrped cincinnati this week temple follows up with dud against houston they shoot 16% from deep and not a single temple owl in double figures temple losses by 27 they're 500 and st. joes on the road in richmond tide up final seconds deandre

o'brien was trying to pass the plow but says the driver tried to run him off the road. so he claims he fired warning shots at the ground. yesterday and surrendered his gun to police. a prosecutor attacked in a new mexico courtroom. surveillance captures a defendant shoving the prosecutor to the ground yesterday and punching him. the man had just been convicted of sexual assault. other deputies jumped into action to tackle the man. he could now face new charges. erika: the bruins head home tonight after an exciting win over the philadelphia flyers. the b's got on the board early with a power play goal from patrice bergeron. brad marchand added one of his own during a power play later in the first. but it's 2-2 with less than two minutes in the third. brett connolly with the tip in. b's win, 3-2. they take on the ducks tonight at 7:00. the celtics take on the wizards in washington, d.c. the wizards try to work some magic after the weather kept them from playing for five days. but they were no match for isaiah thomas. he had 23 points on the night, as the c's cruised to th

o'brien is scheduled to be arraigned here in plymouth district court later today. live in plymouth, frank holland, erika: frank, thank you. right now much of the state's southeast is digging out after a major winter storm. and despite much of massachusetts missing the brunt of it, the storm still dumped more than a dozen inches along cape cod. in west harwich and east falmouth, the snow jackpots with more than fifteen inches, driveways, cars, trees still caked in snow this morning. but after last winter, many who spoke to newscenter 5 say they were more prepared for this winter. randy: in the mid atlantic states there's a huge clean-up on the way which went on throughout the night. the federal government will stay closed in washington d.c. congress postponing votes this week and this morning many rail lines are trying to get back on track. subway service in washington will be free today. amtrak is running a limited number of trains on its routes in the northeast corridor. erika: right now students are ready to protest what they call racial intolerance at an elite b

brought walter o'brien, the real walter o'brien, to meet me. brought him to the house and said that this is a crazy life story, you have to hear about this. maybe we can make do something in tv or film. we just went on this run together. and to see the success and how much people are loving the show, it has been so much fun. emily: tell me about ithaca. scooter: ooh, i never, ever talk about this. i believe there is power in numbers and power in collaboration. so i believe that managers and creatives and everyone should come together and work together in an alliance. and i put together a group of my friends, and it is simply that. it is just an alliance of guys who get together and meet and try and help each other build their businesses. because there is more than enough to go around. emily: so this is a fund. scooter: there is a fund aspect that i put together, that when we have ideas and we want to go after things together, we can. emily: what is the next big trend in music? what is coming? scooter: voices. that is what i am seeing right now.