saturday briefly near 206789 don't let that catch you offguard because temperatures will fall quickly during the day on saturday. as the arctic front comes ripping through southern new england. there might be a couple of isolated snow showers front. but really it's about the serious cold saturday night and sunday morning. here are the temperatures. sliding downhill fast. then you notice the wind chills also going down to dangerous lows. by midnight saturday night the wind chill is near 20 pro- valentine's day mostly sunny sky, temperatures start pro-0679 even in boston around 3 below which will tie the record. just a one-day thing. by the afternoon you are 30 and look at tuesday, flirting with 50. see you at 4:30. >> ryan: thank you, get a check of the drive home. here is joe stapleton with an update. >> reporter: getting a expressway commute. this is the right travel lane being blocked by a couple of cars involved in a crash. pushing traffic back on the ramp certainly. taking a look at route 93. that is where all the red is. jammed up down around the braintree area then exclamation p

it involves a new type of pop- up catching people offguard. it's an official looking warning that your computer has a virus and directs you to call a number for a fix. as a popular anchor with our is easy to fall for. >> reporter: you are surfing the web and out of nowhere, this warning pops up, saying your system is infected. for private and financial data is at risk. number. if you do, though, you will open yourself to trouble. it happened to "today show" anchor, natalie morales. >> i just open the door and let somebody into my computer. >> reporter: she explained to nbc investigative reporters what happened when she called the number. >> they told me they were a reputable company, that they work with apple and microsoft. so they immediately asked for access to my computer. through lock me in 1 to 3. >> please tell me you did not do that. >> i know i should not have done that. i let them in. i did it, jeff. i know! >> reporter: jeff can't believe she did it. neither can i, except that in people make that call. with natalie, once they got int

pick up this offguard. bob barr was provided for -- just for handwashing. robert hunt said the district is very cautious especially after elevators -- elevated levels of lead were found in homes. with a 20 water samples taken between january 22 in the 22nd of been tested position.it isio ultimately this morning.m the only school in that district that is as well water.i they didn't seem to have any problems at all. so hopefully they get those test results back andet they get back to normal. an exit mamadou anything for anybody. thirty-three -year-old nikki proud ofug cleveland along with kenneth earp and said he was driving -- he missed three other cars before the sec had on. friends of the month oror practice will be greatly missed. i don't know what he's been going through what is been thinking.go >> they drove at least 3 miles inst the wrong direction and police suspect alcohol was involved. neither of crash victims were seatbelts. dispute for cats is turned into a search for a missing woman and her two former neighbors. police say the pepsi hudson is not

. >> i don't know if it caught him offguard or if he was nervous for his brother, but i thought the same thing. >>> now when cam newton was not smiling, we knew what that was. >> he was a poor sport. he didn't say much at the news >> one-word answers before he slummed off. oorsport. >> there you go. yeah! [ laughter ] >>> we will talk to ron zappo

white out conditions caught drivers offguard and cars and interstate. >> there are a couple of people and trucks and cars are smashed, in between tractor- trailers and it is total destruction. >> dozens of ambulances shuttled drivers to the firehouse. pennsylvania police are telling people to stay off the roads unless they absolutely have to travel tonight. >>> had a card readers will be down for 7 hours beginning at 9:00 and the commission will be upgrading its technology network to improve customer service, we are told. the upgrade should not affect drivers with an easy pass service. >>> tax season is here and now you have to worry about cyber criminals trying to steal your refund. we are shown how to spot a scam so you don't waste your money. click here to see your refund or because they found a problem with their return. the irs does not email people. if you receive a paper letter it may be legit so call the agency. if the irs or the state has questions, they will mail you a letter with your name specifically on it. >> a very easy to fall for scam involving the popular tax softwar

take ebola - it caught america offguard. in some places we overreacted and in other places we doesn't do enough. >> there's a lot of scare around ebola, because we don't know much about it, compared to measles. which is also a hot topic. >> when we think of diseases we tend to think of containment. how do we contain them. i had an opportunity to meet a small group of scientists who are seeking out the pathogens in order to understand it. it might surprise people that metropolis. that's good reason for that. let's have a look. >> reporter: we are all vulnerable to the tiny viruses. >> microscopic agents causing big diseases. >> reporter: these infectious agents know now boundaries and in today's hyper connective world, they can move fast. like others, like small pox are eradicated. others spring back to life when we are not vigilantful. safety. >> more than 400 in mexico have contracted measles. >> reporter: then there are the new kids, s.a.r.s., avian bird flu and ebola. >> emerging viruses cause two-thirds of recognised dis

. >> trump was apparently caught offguard during the cnn interview this morning. on friday he disavowed duke. opponents from both parties pounced. hillary clinton had this to say before rallying several hundred supporters at a historically black college in tennessee. >> that's pathetic. >> we cannot be a party that nominates someone who refuses to condemn white supremacists and the ku klux klan. >> marco rubio called trump unelectable at his own rally in virginia. 12 states vote on super tuesday. if trump defeats rubio and cruz in most of those states, he could become a lock for the republican nomination. >>> coming up next at 9:00, could we see rain on the way? >> meteorologist drew tuma is up next with our forecast. >>> it's been quite a 24 hours for steph curry. >>> abc 7 news was in san ramone to fight the use of prescription drugs. the san ramone valley organized the dose of awareness walk and expo. >> the kickoff to today's walk, the entire event honored the memory of thousands of americans killed by prescription drug abuse. >> good cause. >>> we have drew h

. >> reporter: tiffany is taking offguard. so many living in the community. the city were to adopt and enforce. >> his victim was under 16. >> reporter: new stricter sex offender regulations her neighborhood would get relief. >> it would greatly affect us. we have two schools -- actually one school within 2,000 feet and a park within 2,000 feet. that would help us tremendously. >> reporter: one commissioner wants to make it illegal for sex offenders to live 1,000 feet away from a school, park, day care facility or playground but some worry it could back fire on rural communities. >> i want to make sure as this is crafted that it's not crafted in such a way that our rural areas end up being a dumping ground for sexual offenders and sexual predators. >> reporter: dave would like to see the new restrictions passed and thesese pinpoints around her home thin out. >> you have to know who the people around you are. the county commission moved this forward 7-0 today. and tomorrow, tampa city counselors will be talking about a very sim

i don't want you to be caught off offguard as the snow even into the evening hours north and west of boston there that result. possible. more flurries for thursday and then an arctic blast of air that comes in after that. >>> and sandwich, town officials are surveying the damage from yesterday strong winter storm with peak wind gusts of 50-six demos per hour. a section of town the beach that was recently rebuilt may have lost between 20-30 feet of dune during the storm. winter is not over yet, we all know that, but remember you can track storms anytime with the cbs a boston weather app it is >>> at least nine people are dead after a head-on crash germany. the trains slammed into one another during the morning rush hour. the force of the crash derailed people were hurt, authorities say an automatic safety system >>> this just in, president obama has sent his eighth and congress a 4 trillion-dollar plan includes a new oil tax and more funding for cancer research and opioid abuse programs. little chance of passing. >>> meanwhile president obama is also asking congress for $1.8 million i

. >> reporter: it's rare for a sitting positive to weigh in on the comment initially court trump offguard. >> what did he say? i like the pope. was a good or bad? >> reporter: when the republican front runner heard what he said he had a more characteristic response. >> i am a christian. i am proud of it. for a religious leader to question a person's face is disgraceful pick if and when the vatican is attacked by isis which is everyone know -- knows is the ultimate trophy, i can promise you the pope would have only wished and prayed that donald trump would have been president. >> reporter: while the outspoken pope disagreed with the campaign he did not tell american catholics who to vote for. on the trail, the comment sparked a rare instance of unity. >> that's not an unchristian thing to do to make sure people don't come across our border illegally. comes in and how they come and. the united states have a right to do that as well. >>> pope francis is very popular among catholics. many in our area cited with his comments. >> the pope's comments were very good. we have to build bridges. we

. >> reporter: tiffany is taking offguard. so many living in the community.

the surprise announcement that caught the other andidates offguard. >> we begin with that murder mystery. a mother and cancer survivor br!utally killed in her home. a man stepping up to her front door. >> the 81-year-old son made an emotional plea for help tonight. >> reporter: yeah, chuck and sibila, police just met with the 81-year-old victim's sons here right outside the home where she i'm going to pan off so you can this. it was seen in surveillance. someone will recognize the man house before is mother was murdered. >> who's going to k'll and hurt, you know, an 81-year-old woman, fragile fragile, fighting cancer and she doesn't hurt anybody. >> reporter: he described the person behind his mother's murder, whoever they are, as pure evil. he talked to me in front of her home tonight to ask neighbors for help inuidentifying this man, seen in surveillance in the dark wearing a hood over his head trying to get into her home the night of her murder. police told me tonight that person of interest came to her or around 10:00 p.m. on february 6th. >> she must have recognized the voice or tho

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where you're smart or dumb or old or young, it is just one of those things where when you're caught offguard, you will fall for it. >> and an urgt warning to protect you from becoming a victim. >> i have learned a good lesson. next time my gut says what would jeff rossen do, run. >> oh, my. so the technician as you saw can be pretty persistent. no matter how official they sound, apple and microsoft both say they are not affiliated with these companies who create these ads. >> so the best advice is, if you get a pop-up on your computer, hit the escape key. ignore it. do not click on it. and don't call that phone >>> all right, everyone, a last look at weather. days away from the start of spring. >> yeah! >> i love that. but a look at the week ahead, and it already looks like spring out there. >> oh, yes. >> in the 50s and 60s. i think the biggest thing that we will have to deal with are the stronger winds at times and increased fire danger. watch out for that. >> my kids spent the weekend blowing bubbles. they're ready for spring. >> yes. >> perfect. >>> trump, rubio, and cruz's vicious, nast

. >> reporter: despite the weeks of warnings, some customers were caught offguard when the mexican food chain temporarily shut down monday. >> i never believed it. it is unbelievable. i have never found it. >> reporter: he was one of many who stood waiting outside this restaurant in tampa until 3:00 p.m. when its doors reopened. the half-day shutdown came after months of health incidents, issues of e. coli sickened customers in california. in december, more than 120 contracted neuro-virus. >> it doesn't make me feel good because i run the risk of getting sick by eat their food. >> reporter: chipotle held a meeting via satellite to more than 50,000 employees. the founders say they are committing up to $10 million to help local growers and meat that meet their safety standards to pay for additional food testing before it reaches your plate. >> i wish it could be done almost all the place, you know isn't food that we eat, it has to be safe. >> reporter: the new protocol changes the schedule of meats marinading and tomatoes will be handled at local kitchens. and competitors waved no time, c

they were totally caught offguard they were surprised but will respect those wishes. >> i smoke in key people tonight. they said we are going to do it right and move on. and i still think everybody is going to be something that everybody will be proud of. >> so the mystery tonight, why exactly did town leaders pull their support? reached out to the town manager. not return our calls much? live saladna wcvb newscenter 5. maria: taking a live look at the boston skyline on a friday night. we're heading into the last weekend of february and tonight it actually feels like february! mike wankum with me now, gusty winds earlier, a bit calmer right now. dropped. into the 20's now. before that, a lot of temperatures will drop the lower teens. the winds have finally settled back a little bit. they are out of the northwest at 10 to 20 miles per hour. we can occasionally get a gust over 20 miles per hour. that is pushing down. here is what it looked like now. teens in boston. single digits in worcester. that is yu got a little bite though air throughout if you are stepping out. here is what is goi

the only question is this time, will dc and maryland be caught offguard that they were a few weeks ago when the snowfall paralyzed area roadways for hours? >> hopefully they are a lot better prepared than a few weeks ago. >> are you going to pay for them this time? >> i give them the benefit of the doubt. >> you don't have faith in him? why not. >> when we had the last storm, it took one bulldozer to come down and nobody else to come back to my neighborhood. >> reporter: carol is relying less on road crews and more on herself. >> i think i'm very well- prepared with my vehicle. because, new tires and brakes. so, i think i'm good. >> reporter: in the district, emergency management officials insist this time they are not taking chances. >> bottom line what we learned from the first one is we need to be out there and ready and have roads pretreated. >> reporter: tc is in full deployment, 200 pieces of equipment out pretreating roads and on standby for plan. officials in maryland and virginia insist they will be better prepared for this go around. hopefully so will drivers. >> do you have

. >> reporter: snow squalls barrelling across pennsylvania highways today, catching drivers offguard. >> it just sounded like two bombs went off. there was a couple people laying out. and trucks and cars all smashed, cars underneath tractor trailers, in between tractor trailers. and it was just total destruction. >> reporter: dozens of ambulances shuttling some of those drivers to a local firehouse to keep them out of the bitter cold. tonight, everyone has been rescued, but cars and trucks still scattered on the interstate. tom, you can see the cleanup is continuing. the interstate will remain closed until about midnight tonight. state officials asking people to stay off the roads unless they absolutely need to travel. tom? >> an absolute mangled mess behind you. eva, thank you. is also bringing arctic cold from the midwest to north carolina to maine. take a look. my nut 16 on the thermometer in cedar falls, iowa. the few people that ventured out, bundled up like this woman here in new york city. here's abc's fill letphillip mena with the dangers. >> reporter: whiteouts mixed bitter c

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. >> absolutely and -- very good you almost coming offguard. what has been the feedback of the community so far? >> there has been deep appreciation for the fact that we've been reaching out so what we have been doing in our team is actually going to our community centers. they're going to meet with family. were not income to this building all the time we're going to meet with them and listen and learn from them. >> alberto: this is really a great way to accept and really put a brand on boston as a diverse community. would you not say that? >> yes and i find boston to be so wealthy in resources. they are so wealthy and diversity and these are all strengths of boston. and so i'm very excited about what we can do in boston public schools. we just finished the first 100 into our long-term strategic works. you want to talk about the long-term can you give us a preview kind of of your vision? more on the global long-term? >> yes absolutely. i would say the first thing is we have to continue actually listening to the communities in boston. and from w

linndale, newburgh heights, are just a couple of the well-known speed traps that catch motorists offguard but there are predictable locations that are not going to go away when of them is on interstate is on interstate 77 and independence. >> what comes to catching high-speed drivers, law enforcement officers have mastered the art of hiding in plain sightiglala case in point, the city of independence. >> they're preferred place for setting up shop along the interstate is e 77 northbound just passed the chestnut bridge overpass. >> they're hiding behind a d bridge, which kind of irks me because they're not really there to deter people but to catch the speeders. >> broadview heights personal travels 77 north at least three times a week on his way to court in downtown cleveland . he is certain that officers position themselves behind a bridge support columns so that they cannot be seen. >> generally, a lot of times it is driven by where there are areas for the officer can save position the cruiser to avoid av oncoming traffic and to make sure that he is far enough off the roadi. >> independe