paul burton, wbz news. >>> austin city council wants to make sure that pet stores are not selling animals from puppy mills. city counselor matt o'malley is proposing an ordinance that would prevent pet shops selling animals from commercial breeders. o'malley says many large-scale breeders do not provide proper care and animal rights groups have lined up to support his >>> apple says they are >> the government says it needs to on mike -- unlock an iphone we will have the latest. >> the farewell to supreme supreme court justice antonin >>> we will talk about the competitive global economy, and if we are going to succeed, we need the best-educated workforce in the world. we should be making public colleges and universities tuition-free. with a tax on wall street speculation. the taxpayers of this country it is time for them the middle class >>> family and friends paid respects to one of the conservative giants the funeral for antonin scalia was held at the washington silica today. the reverend son talked about his father. >> the issue that evening was not that i had been hearing confessions

for every amputee watching and dreaming big dreams i will be proud. >> reporter: in easton paul burton wbz news. >> good for her and watching themarathon you see veterans from iraq or afghanistan going by with a prosthetic and it's astounding. >> and being a dancer you know she is in incredible shape and we will be rooting for her. >> inspiration. >> i want to say 75 days away eric. >> not too far. aid great training year. this is the first year in a few i won't be training for marathon and if a meteorologist says he is not doing it that's the year you want to do it. 65 today. 63 in lawrence. chatham at 49 but it was spring and birds why sing and beautiful. these are the big stories to watch this week. there is winter on the map. a lot of snow developing in the rockies and this is going to be a blizzard up across the plains into the upper midwest. severe weather outbreak on tuesday likely across much of the mid south and into the ohio valley. far north and then as that storm approaches us it's a mild rainfall moving up into canada like the storm we had back around christmas time. so he

paul burton is live with the paul. >> reporter: i can tell you he was seen outsighted the popular bar -- yowl side the popular bar -- outside the popular bar celebrating with his family. the police continue the investigation and search, the family is sending out flyers and asking for public's help. if you've seen zach marc marr >> we are worried -- marr to call police. >> we are worried. >> reporter: family members are devastated. he was seen outside the bell and hand saturday morning. his family says they have not seen or heard from him sincehis cousin spent the day posting flyers. he was celebrating his birthday with his cousins friday night and went outside for a smoke without his jacket and when the cuss ns he was with that night came out after closing he was gone. >> he was outside for 10 minutes and i feel he didn't have his coat and he wasn't planning on staying out it was freezing. >> reporter: the last images were from the business across the bar on saturday morning. >> we were up with him and he was like a brother to me and we would spend so much time at his house with his p

as paul burton explains. >> reporter: a frigid february fire breaks out in lawrence. residents out in the cold. >> freezing. i know. it's -- like i'm just cold. >> reporter: fire officials say blaze broke out saturday morning on the third floor of the home and fortunately injuries. floor. unfortunately this is a cut up building and very well made building and strong but also a lot of fine architecture. they used tongue in groove wood on the ceilings and really put our operations in the cold. >> i'm just in shock. >> reporter: santiago was on the way home when she saw the flames and smoke billowing from her house. >> worried about everything was -- in there we have like nothing right now. no clothes. no home. nothing. >> mostly the cold. they're worried about where they're going to live tonight and where they're going to stay and they're worried about their clothes and worried about each other. >> reporter: firefighters also had to battle frigid temperatures and the cold. >> aim afraid of the slip and fall. will start to freeze and we'll slip and fall. it's also difficult for the ladde

paul burton has the story. >> jumped the curb here. these are the tire tracks. >> reporter: building owner david deller describes a horrifying crash that claimed the lives of 26-year-old salvadore kionis of boston and list 25-year-old girlfriend. both ejected from the vehicle after crashing on this dunkin' donuts on the route 1-5 in lynn. >> the car was practically cut in half, and then catapulted into the middle of the road. >> reporter: this is what is left of the mangled suv. the crash happened around 2:30 in the morning. both the man and woman were pronounced dead at the scene. >> i have never seen a car like that in my life. >> reporter: linda and jennifer visit this highly trafficked duncan doughnuts every day which is temporarily closed down. >> it was totally demolished. you can even tell it was a car. it was a piece of metal. >> there were customers inside the dunkin' donuts when the car came smashing through and everyone inside was okay. and one of the dunkin' donuts employees tried to help. >> the dunkin' donuts manager jump

paul burton is live in boston with the latest. paul. >> reporter: well david the family is desperately searching for zach marr and posting flyers across the city trying to draw people's attention. he was last seen at this bar outside this bar and he's within miss -- he's he been -- he's been missing ever since. >> devastate. >> reporter: distraught family members are quareied about zach marr. he has not been seen since. his cousins spent the day posting flyers of the missing college student. >> we are worried sick and heart broken. >> reporter: he was celebrating his birthday friday with his cousins and disappeared when he wentout side for a smoke without a jacket. no tex phone calls or nothing amanda was with her cousin that night. >> we got picked up his coat for him and then we stepped know in my gut i knew something was not right. >> reporter: these are the last sur veil and images of zach taken from across the bar at1:40. >> work 40 hours a week and -- working 40 hours a week and going to school full-time and you know, the str

paul burton has the story. >> all right here's patrick right here. can you say hi pat. >> hi. >> reporter: dr. jason hold his son with all the love he could give. he wasn't sure how long his hugs would lavalast. >> we bring him home and i can't guarantee he will live a day or year i said i have no idea with the heart defect. >> reporter: he and his wife adopted him from china in 2013 a brought him back home to alabama knowing he needed extensive heart surgery. >> he basically had one ventricle rather than 2 and pulmonary artery and pull mondayary valve. >> reporter: they flew him up to boston's children's hospital for surgery and to take part of a study using 3d printer technology. >> this is an example of a heart that's been printed with the 3d printer. >> reporter: 3d heart printing gives surgeons the upper hand to practice procedure before the operation. a form of surgery. >> i can actually get a view of the heart before ever having the child go to sleep. >> reporter: it provides parents and patients a clear understanding of what the surgery entai

paul burton reports she's not just running the race for herself. >> for boston marathon survivor adrianaslet each small step she takes is remadeer how far she's come and wants to inspire others to do the same. >> this is a way to give back not only to physically run the marathon but giant thank you to everybody and also to remember those who are sitting on the couch who don't have legs because of insurance coverage. >> adrian lost part of her left leg in boston marathon bombing and now three years later she will be the first survivor amputee to run the entire 26.2 miles. she's running help raise money for limbs for life organization that provides limbs for am pew peas that cannot afford it. >> this gives them the chance to dream big and run and dance and do whatever it is they want to do because you feel so hop hopeless and you don't have a leg. >> she's been a dancer most her life and never agreed of running boston morethon. she's not out for her own accomplishment she's running for those that can. >> you give hope and life to somebody. >> how proud will you be when you cross the finis

paul burton explains. it leaves more than a dozen residents out in the cold. >> they say the blaze broke out saturday morning. fortunately everyone made it out safely. >> a fire on the third. >> i am just in shock. >> reporter: she says she was on her way home and she saw the flames and smoke billowing from her house. >> everything was in there. we have nothing right now. no clothes, no home, nothing. where we royed about clothe clothe and each other. >> firefighters also have to battle the blaze andfully gym temperatures. >> the water will slow down and start to freeze and we'll slip and fall. the it back to life. >>> good morning. record low temperatures and potentially warm high temperatures. only 9 degrees for this valentine's day. when we'll see a forecast coming up next. >>> a windchill warning issued for us. they forecasted the law to 25 degrees or colder. fors isa,b,c or d? >>> it is a very impressive 17, 5 and 3 heading into yesterday's afternoon affair in minnesota. tracy. his 27th goal of the se

paul burton is live in canton for us tonight. paul. >> reporter: and david i can tell you canton police are issuing a strong warning to everyone here to be careful of downed trees and large branches. this has been a difficult week for people in the town dealing with the loss of two people and now another winter storm and this one people are taking very seriously. downed trees and falling branches have parents very nervous here in canton. and they are keeping a close watch on children. >> trying to stay in the front yard where we have less trees. and less limbs that could fall. >> reporter: canton is dealing with two fatal storm related tragedies from last week's heavy snowfall. 6-year-old kaley kenyon died a large limb fell on her while she was playing outside her >> we urge residents to be cognizant of overhead tree limbs and power lines because of the way the -- weight of the snow. >> reporter: the next day thomas gunning a 48-year-old father of throw was killed by a falling limb while in his backyard. >> the gentleman that pass

live in canton paul burton. >> it's getting cold tonight paul thanks. as you can imagine there are a lot of power outages tonight as a result. national grid says it has close to 80,000 people without power ever source close to 47,000 and blame the trees. christina hager is live in worcester tonight. christina. >> reporter: and paula that's why trees are just what storm crews are watching right now. this one was in the middle of the road adding to a mountain cars were like shreds all over worcester. doug ended up in a stone wall trying to avoid a pedestrian. >> i have a four wheel drive trying to go around the corn and it kept going straight. scary. >> it was. lucky it was dud. >> reporter: sideway slide after sideway slide after sideway slide. yes, the plows were at the ready but they spent much of the morning struggling to get to the jammed up spot. >> they were on it. and. >> reporter: but still. >> still, look. you know you got the police shouting at people and you down. >> reporter: there was a a sliding ups truck and lurching bus and it took a half

i am paul burton wbz news. >> isn't that the best? >> that's fantastic work i love how he keeps track --. i love how he keeps track of we're living in a very competitive global economy, and if we are going to succeed, we need the best-educated workforce in the world. we should be making public colleges and universities tuition-free. we're going to pay for it with a tax on wall street speculation. the taxpayers of this country bailed out wall street. it is time for them to start helping the middle class of this country. i'm bernie sanders >>> we and tonight with proof that you really can find everything at home depot. >> john miller discovered his goats behind the wheels of the minivan in oxford. is goat is very well behaved but perhaps -- but -- this goat is very well behaved but this the goat drank after this and then relieved himself in the car. >> it was a quick treat -- trip to home depot. [ laughter ] >> pelley: dangerous weather hit the south. millions of people in five states are on alert for tornadoes. also tonight, more cases

we have live team coverage tonight covering democrats and republicans and we start with paul burton where hillary clinton has an event scheduled for tonight. >>reporter: this place is packed. hundreds of people here in support of hillary clinton. there's nothing like the new hampshire part -- primaries. much of the focus is on younger voters. political revolution? >> both candidates are scrambling to get support of undecided voters. >> i am grateful for those of you who are already supporting me and i hope to be able to persuade others as well. >> with that i'm taking off my jacket. bernie sanders got fired up talking about job creation the high cost of education in the struggling middle class. >> what you have seen over the last 30 years is a massive redistribution of wealth. >> we are seniors in high school so it's a pretty major issue going into college. >> meanwhile hillary clinton spent part of her day getting out the vote. >> we have to stay true to who we are as a nation. we have to work to bring people together to make progress together. values and ideals. >> as you can see hundre

paul burton has the story new at 6:00. >> reporter: this car fire late monday night made for an extremely close call for a mother in labor stuck in all this traffic, with the offramp closed, dad jumped out of the car and signals for help to a >> it was pretty intense. she said, it's coming out. >> reporter: when the emt's arrived they got mom out of her car. >> it was apparent she was currently in labor, contractions about 30 seconds apart. >> reporter: both shawn and rodney said it only took 6 minutes and three big pushes for mom in the ambulance and the baby's head was ready to show. >> i realizeed then we weren't going anywhere. >> rodney was there to catch the baby. open the air way, baby started crying. dried him off. >> reporter: austin was born 6 pounds, 15 ounces, happy and healthy. >> i asked the father if he would like to cut the umbilical cord. he said, absolutely. >> congratulations, job well done last night. >> reporter: both shawn and rodney were given certificates of appreciation. >> it was a beautiful sight. this and experience basically a true miracle, there's nothing bab

paul burton, wbz news. >>> saying good bye to a conservative icon. >>> next on wbz news. a grand farewell to a supreme course justice. >>> the storm that swept through chicago -- shutting down parts of the city's transit system. >>> we are in fort meyers florida and we can you the work out and guess who continues to be the center of attention? a hint? >>> supreme court justice antonin scalia was remembered today as a man who loved god, man, and country. >> the mass was solemn but there was humor. katie is in the satellite center with more. >> morning for justice scalia in the capital paused for the funeral mass. thousand paid their respects to supreme court justice antonin scalia. his sons and sons-in-law carried the basket. reverend paul scully out gave the homily and added a personal touch. >> the issue that evening is not that i have been hearing confessions but that he had found himself in my confessional line. [ laughter ] and he quickly departed it. like heck if i'm confessing to you [ laughter ] the feeling was mutual. [ laughter ] >> scalia died in his sleep at th

. >> a local mother is rupping the boston marathon in memory of her twins and as paul burton shows us she so submitted to the cause she says she will crawl across. >> reporter: when it cops to home hope rosa wants people to know don't give up when everything seems hope flows we named our children and i had dreams and everything. >> reporter: she and her husband's dream came true in the fume of a boy and girl in 2004 but in tragic twist of fate medical error she says she went into preterm labor and >> reporter: matthew alexander born 1 pound 10 ounce and caitlyn elizabeth was delivered at 1 pound 6 ounces rosa got to see matthew one time and he passed away later that night. 18 days later kala passed away in surgery. >> i will never forget the day or feeling you know walking out the elevator and leaving children empty-handed. >> reporter: today they have two healthy children michael and kristin. >> as a small tribute i thought if i were to get a boy and girl again, i would name them as such that the initials would be a tribute to the twins. >> reporter: and in honor of all four this spr

i'm paul burton, wbz news. >> hamilton fans won't have to wait for it much longer. >> straight ahead, meet the new sure the cast is perfectly lit for the grammy debut. >>> and massive swings in the temperature here over the next day or so. how low will we go tonight, and how high on tuesday? my forecast is just a few minutes away. >> and we have a busy sports final at the bottom of the hour. we talk celtics, and trade deadline with maxwell, and a little bruins, a little more from denna lang. all of that and more at 11:35 how do you reimagine "banking"? then you make it... someplace more relaxed. with free wi-fi and banking advice... without all the "double talk." and checking accounts with no minimums... or fees. then you design a top-rated mobile app that makes banking as easy as this. that's banking reimagined. >>> the gram area awards right here tomorrow on wbz tv, and it's great for fans of the broadway musical hamilton. >> hamilton isn't your average musicalle. >> reporter: how does the biggest broadway show in a decade get even hot her? >> just when you think you can't get any b

paul burton has the story all new at 5. >> i can't even count how many friends i lost and how many funerals i've been to. >> reporter: lauren hurley is on a mission her brother-in-law greg trimmably a father of 4 died on march 6th last year of a drug overdose. >> and when it happens, it's a feeling that you will never understand until it actually happens to you. >> reporter: ask greg's daughter night been tough and it's been a tough year on at home and school and i didn't realize how bad it was hl. >> i father -- until my father died. >> reporter: lawyer ann brother was addict and has been clean for a year and they decided to breath new life in the battle of drug overdoses. in honor of greg they like anyone who has been impacted by the the drug to hang a black balloon in front of the homes >> every person that has been affected by this on the black balloon outside of their house now imagine how many black balloons you would see. >> reporter: her cause is generating a lot of buzz on social media. more than 8,000 people have joined the cause. lauren and her mother hope march 6th will be recog

paul burton has the heart warming story all new at 6. >> to keep your head up. don't look towards the positive and not the negatives. >> reporter: i know it sounds clicheish for but 10-year-old connor he's example of how to see positive through the negative even when it comes to stage 4 terminal cancer. >> they are looking for a cure so i think there's something out there that will work. >> reporter: last year he was diagnosed with gleeo blast onlia after the extremely talented hockey player woke up and discovered he couldn't move his legs. >> there's nothing that is going to stop it from continuing. so we are trying to find something that will slow it down. >> reporter: but connor's personality brings a smile to everyone what comes around him. and he just won student of the month. >> i won student of the month for perseverance and never giving up. >> reporter: the family trip from the bahama the community got together and sprinkle the town in the blue and orange rib ox on -- ribbons on trees and poles. >> you follow the rib ox and it led to a wall and it hash m

. >> reporter: in boston paul burton wbz news. >> what an incredible role mod neil never give up on people in mega bus with a mega problem. person possible for the company was on board when the charter bus caught fire. >> shod gun company face murder charges for sandy hook massacre? victim families members weigh in on a lawsuit. >> a meth lab discovered in the attleboro home. what we learned about the case >>> rieive from the channel 4 studios in boston -- live from the channel 4 stewedos in boston -- studios in boston, wbz news starts right now. wife deposed in a springfield courtroom. 7 women who accused cosby of sexual assault filed a defamation laut suit geeps them. >> michigan man is-- suit against them. >> a michigan man appears in court after killing 6 people. police found weapons in the car and home. >> a dorchester teen charged with killing another teen. police say 16-year-old amari pope stabbed dion hopkins in the heart with a kitchen knife a -- the victim a month shy of the 16th birthday. >>> meth lab in the attleboro home and we are learning new information about what was going

paul? burton. did you see the paper? yeah, i thought it was pretty good myself. well, listen, what i called you about was i've got everything all set. phil grantson will handle her case. he knows what to do. it doesn't matter. if she wins, we build her up as a heroine. if she looses, we make her a martyr. we get good publicity for jonathan lloyd either way. oh, don't worry. i'll keep her in line. oh, that reminds me. i sent her an orchid corsage. don't scream when you get the bill. hello, darling. i suppose you've seen the evening paper. george, before you say anything to hazel, i want to talk to you. how could she let that reporter make such a fool out of her? she must know his paper's backing jonathan lloyd. she's not thinking about politics. she's concerned with the principle. - principle? - now, don't argue with me, darling. i agree with you, but try to see hazel's side. she thinks she's doing the right thing, george, and it's no wonder that phone has been ringing all afternoon with people calling her up and congratulating her, some of them perfect strangers.

paul burton wbz news. >> what a power ful ful story. the ground because they were so happy to be back on dry land. coming up that mega cruise ship that sailed into a form is ready (group chatter) dude, dude, dude. this is bad. i think we're stuck. we're going to have to talk to each other or something. nooo. i don't like this elevator. (group surprised and laughter) how did that feel? was it fun being stuck? i do not like getting stuck! so, the nissan leaf s only gets 84 miles on a charge. but the 2016 chevy volt gets an on a full charge and a full tank of gas. woah! >>> we can't say for sure whether passengers will be ready but the coast guard said that the seas is seaworthy again. last weekend the ship sailed directly into that massive winter storm with waves 30 feet high. the thousands of passengers on board were confined to their cabins and tossed around like toys. they were so happy to get back on dry land. four people suffered minor injuries and one of the ship's propellers was damaged. the coast guard spent the last two days inspecting the ship from end to end and has given the

paul burton, wbz news. >> chilling new details about the sinking of the carrboro -- the cargo ship, el faro. the captain could be heard leading for help as the ship began to sink. >> the clock is ticking. >> the coast guard says based on the information they received from the call center, they believed the ship needed a tow and not a rescue. all 33 crewmen on board died when the ship went down off the bahamas during hurricane joaquin. >>> a boston city council was to keep pet stores from selling animals from so-called puppy mills. the city council is proposing an ordinance that would prevent pet shops from selling animals to commercial breeders. o'malley says many large scale breeders do not provide proper that mary care. animal rights groups are already lining up to support the ordinance. >>> the city wants to place surveillance cameras all around the downtown area. the original plan was a gunshot believe surveillance cameras crime. the city once the cameras up >>> bill cosby's wife getting ready to testify tomorrow in a a judge denied the request to delay the deposition. they argued

burton, a huge jam. number 7, peter jok with the steal. number 6, chris paul. deandre jordan knows how to finish. von miller, your m.v.p. this one directly led to a touchdown. number 4. that is a robot getting a hole in one on 16 in phoenix. that is karlin-esque. number 3, golden state and the clippers. harrison barnes beat the buzzer for the warriors to beat the clippers. steph curry at number 2. the next quarter, from half court. unbelievable. number 1. wes washpun hammering home the one-handed dunk against evansville. stacey: how about this wind? kurtis: is going to slowly taper. gusts tomorrow near 30. blowing snow, especially to the north. high of 16 tomorrow. wednesday, some late afternoon snow has to generally be like. sunday. steve: taking you out wide to new hampshire, where three communities compared to open a primary polls at midnight tonight. cynthia fodor is in new hampshire. he sure to look for her first in the nation primary coverage, coming up tomorrow. this morning starting at 4:30 four any new developments. the late show with stephen colbert is coming up next. [kcci captioning i

paul giamatti." that's the essence of this role. feel like a hollywood insider scott: jameel mckay's suspension mckay sat out the last two games. facing 24th ranked texas, it was burton getting the start over mckay. he is making the most of his time. there is mckay off a george niang miss. then mckay double-teams, slicing and dicing montane morris. the cyones run a group of offensively. george niang went on an absolute tear, buries the three and another and another. the cyclones with a two point lead at the break. second half, the cyclones start to pull away. check out the passing from niang to mckay, steve prohm watching on. mckay had eight boards and seven the cyclones get it done, 85-75. a total team effort. >> the phrase dynamic duo gets used a lot, but it really applies here. george niang and montane morris took over. >> jamail had eight rebounds, but when those two guys are locked in ike they were, it is phenomenal. >> he got me the ball in all the right spots. it is what it is. monte seems to find me in the second half, he finds me where there is a little show of daylight so that guy makes me look good. i owe him the world. >> we knew that we were switching ba

her leg in she worked hard to resume her dancing career and rebuild her life and she spoke with paul burton about why she wants to take on the challenge. >> reporter: for boston thayer upon sur -- marathon survivor adrianne haslet each step is how far she has come and how to inspire others. >> it's a way to gib back to say a giant thank you to everybody but to remember those who are sitting on the couch without legs because of insurance coverage. >> reporter: she lost part of the left leg in the bombings. now three years later she will be the first boston marathon survivor amputee to runt entire 26 -- run the entire 26.2 miles running to provide money for limbs for life. >> this is going to give them