rhondella: out work in the yard from sun up to sun down. i reached him by phone and he said he is ok. the world health organization will hold an emergency meeting tomorrow searching for ways to stop the spread of the zika virus. has direct ties to birth defects. in two weeks it has spread from 14 countries to 23. more on this growing health crisis. nicole: 31 americans have now been diagnosed with the zika resident. outbreak here because it has only been diagnosed in returning travelers. the biggest risk is to pregnant women. their plans. concern is mounting in the u.s. from mexico into south america. 3 to 4 million infections in the last year or the most vulnerable their unborn babies. high percentage bitten by the mosquito have no symptoms at all. this is what makes it very hard to track. reporter: the virus linked to an increase in babies born with abnormally small heads which can cause severe development issues. >> microcephaly can lead to from mild to serious. nicole: there are no medicines and no vaccines to prevent it. health officia

rhondella: the globe did e-mail the couple. a half a dozen zip codes in boston even after reporters and staffers volunteered to take on delivery. >> this morning we were excited because there was a newspaper. my husband ran out and it was the daily news. not the globe. rhondella: the globe says aci media took over distribution with a staff of 600 carriers who need to learn new addresses. brookline is one of the areas where the sunday globe arrived. >> given the difficulty newspaper has, i' m not sure they can afford to be missing days. rhondella: delivery is so iffy >> you got one on thursday but they did not. saturday. rhondella: like those customers, plan? what should be expected tomorrow? we have yet to hear anything more from the boston globe. heather: working to solve a lost weing ring mystery. reid: ahead, power pole dreams alive and well tonight. wednesday. mike: snow over the cape tomorrow and another shot at heather: sounds at a local store, now the mr. to be solved. with. julie mcdonald is live in plainville. julie: p

rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. jc: new at 6:00, 5 investigates takes a closer look at gun violence in boston. tracing weapons to see where they come from. and whether the president' s new orders could really have an impact here. ed: breaking news in the california shooting rampage. the fbi is now asking for help in the case. the agency is missing 18 minutes in the shooters' timeline between the deadly attack at the inland regional center and the shootout in which both attackers the fbi specifically wants to know if the couple contacted anyone in that time. also breaking news overseas. one u.s. special operations afghanistan. defense officials say the death happened during ongoing operation against the taliban in the helmand province. two other troops were hurt. jc: new at 5:00 -- police arrest a man they say went on a crime he' s accused of hitting up several people and businesses in carver, kingston and middleboro. that' s where we find newscenter 5' s jack harper jack, one of his alleged victims is a young boy? j

newscenter 5's rhondella richardson has her story. rhondella: taunton high senior haylei conte has a ballet bar in her room and a wall of dance competition awards; yet in this judge crumbled her world. haylei: she said if i was going to wear such a revealing costume and show my stomach that i should work on my stomach, so i automatically assumed she means i'm fat. i felt horrible about myself. rhondella: that was two years ago and the beginning of anorexia. pegi conte: it was my mom's birthday. she had eaten two tablespoons of ice cream and went ballistic. and i said, "oh, my gosh, what is wrong, haylei?" rhondella: the 15-year-old haylei did this self-portrait. and she lost 45 pounds. haylei: i went all the way down to 80 pounds. it was very, very fast. rhondella: she was told not to dance because her heart could stop. specialists did get her healthy. haylei: i was tired, nauseous, pale and you could see my bones. rhondella: a month ago she competed in the miss taunton pageant. she didn't win the crown; but dancing, she did win schol

rhondella: the president boldly takes action. impressed, but not sure it will work. >> criminals have guns. they are able to get them. >> it might cut down on crime. it' s a good idea. for new technology to make guns safer. >> it' s not at an affordable price. people want to spend $600, seventh out -- $700 on a gun, not $7,000. >> it almost put a gun shop out of business. rhondella: the national alliance for mental illness is thrilled the president announced treatment money. >> there' s a giant correlation between gun access and suicide. rhondella: but advocates worry that talking about mental illness does not move away from traditional stigmas. >> some of the higher visibility shootings involve people with mental illness, but that is not the prevalence of most gun violence. rhondella: the retailers we spoke to really like the plan to require background checks even when you are buying a weapon at a gun show. they say that that levels the newscenter 5. heather: thank you. massachusetts already has some of the toughest gun laws in

rhondella. large explosions could be heard outside of the burning about and inside, too. the blast continues throughout the night. a towering inferno. one of dubai's most famous luxury hotels consumed by flames? yes, i can see a lot of debris coming crown the building ain't is getting bigger and beggar. rondellle la. he fire started on the floor of the 63-story hotel and was busy all around. the roar could be heard in video shot by eyewitness. >> go! go! rhondella. it happened just before mid ni in a planned fireworks show starting at the tallest building nearby. >> some people ran. some people started screaming. rhondella. ho hundreds were evacuated. remarkably, fewer than 0 hurt. shortly after the clock struck mid might, fireworks news the a surreal scene with the hotel still burning in the background. [cheering and applauding] there has been no mention of terror, arson, or any other official cause. investigators continue tonight what started the massive blaze. reporting live in the newsroom,

rhondella richardson spoke with his very relieved family. rhondella: the parents of matthew trevithick found out he is coming home when he phoned yesterday. >> it is the call we have been hoping to get and it was matt. he was in the company of a swiss diplomat. rhondella: the 20-year-old has been studying language since september. details of his objection unclear but he has been in an iran prison for 40 days. >> we had a lot of support from friends and family members. we were able to get through it and we appreciate all the help the u.s. government has done on this. rhondella: the boston university grad receives the young alumni award and has been overseas since he graduated in 2008. he was being mentioned today by the president. president obama: matthew trevithick in iran as a student. their cases were largely unknown to the world that when americans are freed and reunited with their families, that is something we can all celebrate. rhondella: th president sayinge it was diplomacy that helped bring the prisoner' s as scott said, we are enor

rhondella: the landmark more scenic with a blanket of snow. saturday nights blizzard conditions hit marshfield, plymouth and the island. snow piled up in plymouth but the wind is what everyone is talking about. were you worried with the forecast? >> the wind last night. we would lose some trees and lines but we lucked out. did not want to go out. >> almost white out conditions. roads were slippery. rhondella: everyone digging out realizes the storm could be much worse. the roads were quickly cleared. >> i can deal with this. >> hard on the sidewalks. be careful. step in the streets, people are not watching. >> cold but enjoyed it. mother nature is really fun. rhondella: so often during the pound boulder when in the middle of birds restaurant 00 s restaurant. of the worst. reid: during storm cleanup and killed by a snowplow. the victim believed to be hit. julie mcdonald joining us in this investigation. us this evening they are still actively investigating this morning' s deadly crash. still not releasing the name of that man and his 60' s it w

rhondella: he is incredibly passionate about the middle east. when asked if he will go back, his parents say they will need to talk about that. his parents not commenting on where or when they will see their son. heather: three of the four other americans freed are safely out of that country. a plane carrying those men landed in switzerland this afternoon and they will head to a u.s. airbase in germany next. president obama says both this exchange and the nuclear deal are important to better understand relations of the future. president obama: the nuclear deal was never intended to resolve all our differences with iran but still, engaging iranian government has created a unique opportunity. a window to try to resolve important issues. heather: right now the government is not saying how long the americans will stay in europe or when they will return to the united states. reid: an investigation continues tonight into the murder suicide in waltham. two people found by police in their home last night. julie mcdonald joining us live in waltham now. w

rhondella: the publick house does 200 weddings the year. there are plenty of other places to stay on the property. if you have a future reservation, don' t worry. j.c.: new in commitment 2016 tonight, a major endorsement for hillary clinton. planned parenthood is formerly back in the democrat in a campaign event in manchester. hillary clinton: i will say consistently and probably planned parenthood should be funded, supported, and appreciated. not undermined, misrepresented, j.c.: it is the first time the nonprofit has backed a candidate in the primary. clinton is battling bernie sanders for the top spot in new hampshire and a poll shows the neck and neck in iowa. donald trump will be in windham new hampshire tomorrow morning. this comes as police investigate vandalism at a campaign office in massachusetts. vulgar sexual references were found on the building in littleton. the word "pieg" was sprayed sprayed across the windows. reid: now to the patriots and their press to the playoff city chiefs. and she served up, not fond memories. bob: th

rhondella: her family was her savior. mom was at school for half the her sister threw out the scale. reid: a lot of kids can relate to that. con ming up, protesters taking over federal land in oregon. heather: they are angry over what they say is too much government control. reid: ahead, meet our newest a plus. a teen who will not let anything stop her from following her musical dreams. mike: here comes cold and a few flurries from the north. the big snow impact will develop tomorrow over the cape. >> this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:30. heather: here are the stories happening now. the patriots end the regular season with a loss to the miami dolphins. final score 20-10. reid: crewws on -- crews on the scene of a fire in walham. no one was hurt. heather: reporters and editors from the boston globe were morning. delivery problems for a week. since switching vendors. still learning the delivery routes. cold temperatures on the way. two chances to get more snow. we may get a third in the form of stories. i' look into canada and

rhondella: many cars caught on fire. >> it was very scary. rhondella: not only will that couple have their wedding down the hill in 13 days, we will show you the venue and how beautiful it is. there is a wedding going on right now. j.c.: new at 5:00, boston police are looking to solve the first homicide of the year. the victim was shot on falcon police have not announced any arrests. was the police have made an arrest in connection with a deadly hit and run. a man was struck and killed on a city street yesterday morning. 21-year-old vincent gray and is now in police custody. he is facing charges including reading the scene of an accident and homicide by negligent operation. right now a woman is charged with drunk driving and slamming into police cruiser. she will be arraigned tomorrow. police say she slammed head-on into the cruiser on main street overnight. the officer was taken to the hospital but has been released. reid: commitment 2016 with a new -- endorsement for hillary clinton. planned parenthood is formerly backing the democrat in ne

rhondella? rhondella: this happened at 9:00 road. the are on the 400 watt. injuries. rescue. it into the damaged utility the driver tried to make this corner. he hit the embankment and went right into the water. the driver is 73-year-old leon redman. he was not submerged. he needed to be rescued from the driver' s seat. the car is totaled after teetering in a precarious position. the driver lives in east and was taken to good samaritan with minor injuries. this happened in two holes on a road. the jaws of life , he has been a problem. erika: new this noon, police investigating after a body is found in east boston. street just before 7:00 this no word on the person' s identity or whether the death is quincy man will face a judge, impersonating a woman online who tried to get people to attack her. he was arrested after he used a picture on an adult website, asking for people to kidnap and rate per. he posted photos of her children saying they should be tortured. right now, a chelsea woman faces charges, accused of lying about a violent attack. police say denissa perez claimed s

rhondella richardson is live in the state house with a closer look. rhondella? reporter: the governor and the senate have proposals and now there is a house bill up for debate. everyone agrees the state must do something as the governor says, four people are dying of overdose every day. lawmakers believe taking care of addicts in the throws of the open yoid cry -- opiod crisis is step one. governor baker proposed a three-day hospital hold on the survivors and house speaker questions if that is constitutional. the act relative to substance, use, treatment, education and than a 24-hour hold with a mandatory treatment plan prior to discharge. a collaborative approach that they say doesn't tie up available hospital beds. >> we are talking about keeping these folks in the emergency ward for three days? i don't see how a hospital is going to be able to either care for them or for that manner care for those who have some other physical ailment. >> three is a better number than seven. three is consistent with the cdc recommendation. >> hospitals will conduct a medical e

rhondella: we are live at birth landing in plymouth. the severity of the storm, take a look at the water in plymouth. it hits that wall and piles it on the parking lot. it is not as bad as it could be. this is the debris from the water. and usually it is on the road on there is still plenty of splash over by long beach in plymouth. >> i went down by the harbor and the seas were angry. the water was coming up over the wall. >> it was a lot worse. it was easy for us this time. rhondella: landmark more scenic.with a black and so saturday nights blizzard conditions hit marshfield, plymouth and the island. the snow piled up in plymouth but the wind is what everyone is talking about. were you worried? >> the wind last night. thought maybe we would lose some trees or lines. we lucked out. >> shaking the house. the dog did not want to go out. >> whiteout conditions. roads were slippery. rhondella: everyone realizes the storm could avenge -- could have been much worse. >> i can deal with this. >> hard on the sidewalks. you have to be careful ste

rhondella richardson is live in plymouth. rhondella? reporter: the accused called the private contractor driving the plow distracting because a bright light, slow moving, didn't have the blade down to in his firing of the handgun. bruce o'brian is accused of firing his licensed hand gun three times in a saturday road rage incident with a snowplow. >> they were stuck behind a snowplow truck. the truck was swerving and after passing the plow truck she stated he points the gun out his window and fires. reporter: o'brian's wife in the passenger street as they travel on rocky hill road tells police upset the plow hit them and fired three shots into the ground. police charged the man with assault with a deadly weapon. they say they were just warning shots. >> the shots were fired out of the driver's side window. >> after the suv passed the plow , the driver of the car then heard three pops they believe to be gunshots. reporter: they had dinner and drinks on the plymouth water front and returning to their rental found themselves bow hind a car

rhondella richardson is live. rhondella? reporter: nothing dangerous found. the bomb threat a hoax and a whole lot of adults and students hope this is the last time. >> we had to leave our backpacks and we found on twitter that they laid them out and dogs sniffed them. >> dogs checked nearly 2,000 backpacks after a 9:30 a.m. mailed bomb threat received by a high school staffer. >> there are multiple pipe bombs. i have weapons, i'll be coming into the school, so there was some specifics as to the threat, but related in a general manner. >> high schoolers evacuated to other schools in the district while police searched the high school. wait for the all clear difficult. >> kind of scary. >> it was like right before lunch time so we were -- we just -- >> we made the decision to send the kids over to the other two skills thinking, yes, we'll have them back by lunch, which, of course, we weren't able to do so we made the decision about 12:15, that we would dismiss. >> a nearly identical email threat to another school led to an internal lockdown there. the threats c

live in fox bor row, rhondella richardson, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> that's the point. jones has not missed a workout or meeting all week. mike lynch is here with more on what his teammates are saying about his off the field troubles. >> one of the obvious follow-up questions, chandler jones had a suspended by the league? assuming jones is not already in the nfl substance abuse program, he cannot be suspended under the collective bargaining agreement because he would be considered a first time offender. he was at practice andisted as a limited participant with his abdomen and toe injury. every move. jones did not talk but his supportive. >> to be honest, we just ignore it. coach belichick does a great job, to let you know that there are certain things we need to care about and certain things we need to just let be. a lot of support in the locker room. this week. >> to add a little bit of levity, bill belichick was seen walking through the locker room carrying boxing gloves. >> a woman is under arrest for a surveillance video from a nearby store shows a vhs transportatio

in taunton, rhondella richardson, newscenter 5. jc: it' s coming from a peer, so hopefully kids will listen. newscenter 5 at six a clock starts right now. reporter: cool temperatures, even new snow. how it moves out of here. >> historic cemetery hit again by vandals. why it keeps happening so often and what makes this worse. >> the homegrown hockey star stealing the show at the winter classic. one problem, he' s not a bruin. >> the local couple breaking hoping to make a difference. jc: a winter feel as we begin 2016. a live look from copley square. snow showers move through the area and some of the coldest weather in the season is not far off. phil: happy new year, everyone. we begin in the weather center. reporter: welcome to winter, with a little bit of snow out there. a few of you reporting may be dusting on the ground. a lot of this is in the air. there are a few flurries right around the city of boston right now. as you look towards malden, down to boston, down to the south, it is blank snow. as you head out west, a gets more

he tells newscenter 5's rhondella richardson it could have been him. he's live in lexington tonight. a very close call. >> that's true. offering his deepest condolences to the victim's family down the street. they live here and the witness says he's going to live his life with more gratitude, patience and compassion after what he survived. >> this man was driving his truck on route 128 in lexington yesterday and saw it all. >> it was almost like boom and zoom. gone. >> he's talking about the tire that flew off this pickup, the flying damage ram tire crashed into the roof and windshield of a camry and 26-year-old charles of lexington was killed. has a chance to birthday. >> it bounced over the south side from the north side. and just took one huge bounce and come right over this truck. me. >> the truck. >> it was just huge. a frightening experience. i can only imagine the grief that his family is going through. >> the accidents so close to the victim's house, several neighbors were driving grief that his familyby. >> could have been from anywhere. >> i

rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: the man accused of shooting a police officer did not show his face in court. he was arraigned this morning. the 27-year-old was held on a $1.5 million bond for friday's shooting and being held on $500,000 for drug offenses. the officer is out of the hospital tonight. ed: the man charged with killing his little girl once known as baby doe is being hour. michael mccarthy was arraigned on the death of bella bond. he is the boyfriend of bella's mother who was charged as an accessory in the case. bella's body was found in a plastic bag last summer. he will be back in court next month. ed: a deadly fire is under investigation in gloucester and you can see the flames shooting from the home this morning. nicole is live at the scene with what we know. nicole? reporter: well, neighbors tell us they were woken by the flames you just saw shooting into the sky. i will show you the second floor and that's where the fire started. one man running over to the home of his childhood friend. they wer

rhondella richardson, wcvb, newscenter 5. ed:wasn't it a week ago we were running around in shorts and t-shirts? what winter? heather:not today. it will get your attention when you step out the door. harvey is tracking how long it will last. and he wasn't tom pea terrific beforehand tom brady scored a ed: on new year's eve police traced a 9-1-1 call to 19-year-old dillon lydon. they say dillon denied throwing something on the grass and it turned out to be a stun gun and possessing them is illegal here in massachusetts. they found lydon was carrying illegal fireworks and faces several charges. heather: the state's highest court has ruled to stop a couple from becoming foster parents because they spanked their children. they say they used corporal punishment on their biological children, but would not spank any foster children. they say the decision infringed on their constitutional religious rights. the supreme judicial court rights are outweighed by the need to protect foster children. ed: gas prices are falling. the average

rhondella richardson has the message from police. reporter: the message, just stop the bomb threats. nothing was found inside but every backpack, locker and classroom was checked. take a look at the pictures as everyone had to leave their backpack lined up outside for the bomb dogs to check. email backpack. the email was also a long, threatening rant targeting police. >> there are multiple pipe bombs. i have weapons, i'll be coming into the school so there was some specifics as to the threat, but relayed in a general manager. reporter: a nearly identical email received today somewhere else. they did not evacuate. rhondella richardson, back to you. >> a war of words. the broncos talking off a lot of smack. today the first chance for the patriots to respond on camera, and our coverage begins with sport center 5. >> i don't want to be a cry baby, but here's a guy about championship game and instead of getting the respect he deserves the broncos are calling him a cry baby. take a look at the "new york daily news" cover. they didn't even

our team coverage begins with rhondella richardson live at foxborough tv. reporter: with the news it was a bad reaction to synthetic marijuana the police chief is not commenting. the town manager only putting out a statement saying all documents must be reviewed by the town attorneys before they comment. for neighbors in the area they are shocked that jones, who they consider a very private resident, is make such news. >> i'm not sure of the situation. reporter: the patriots defenseman had a medical emergency. he arrived at the police station down the street. there are no specifics on his condition but a neighbor says he wasn't dressed for the weather. like running around with his shirt off. >> jones did not answer the door today to explain what happened but as police were transporting him by ambulance to norwood hospital, an officer sent to secure his home radioed in this. >> able to lock the front door. if you want to pass along, he was definitely involved in class e delta before it happened. >> a class d substance in massachusetts would include marijuana

reporter: in hingham, rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: three of the 4 other americans released by iran are in germany tonight after a brief stop in geneva. the fourth detainee chose to remain in iran. the state department says the americans will be checked out at a military hospital near ramstein air force base in germany before heading home. reid: the road to the super bowl , it will pass through denver. sunday to face a familiar foe in the afc championship game. mike lynch is joining us now. brady versus manning again. mike: how appropriate. the broncos took advantage of a steelers fourth order fumble. they turn it into the game-winning score. the stage is set for next sunday afternoon. the patriots are out in denver on sunday night. rob gronkowski suffered a bruised knee. he was carted off. julian edelman did not play in that game. the patriots welled up losing in overtime. obviously hoping for a different result this time. >> obviously, we are excited to the in the game. we knew we would have to be the good football team to g

newscenter 5's rhondella richardson is live where police are fed up. reporter: that email mentioned a pipe bomb in a backpack. the email with the f.b.i. and police. classrooms. >> state police bomb dogs checked nearly 2,000 backpacks after a 9:30 a.m. emailed bomb threat received by a high school >> there are multiple pipe bombs. i have weapons, i'll be coming into the school. specifics as threat. but -- >> -- high school, students what? >> high schoolers evacuated to other schools in the district, while police searched the high school. difficult. >> it was scary. >> it was right before lunch >> made the decision to send the two schools. thinking, yes, we'll have him back by lunch, which of course, we weren't able to do so we made the decision about the 12:15, that we would dismiss. >> nearly identical email threat to another school led to an internal lockdown there. today's threats come after unfounded bomb threats yesterday at more than a dozen schools. it's all time consuming and frustrating. >> overall, you know, a wasted day that somebody out ther

let's get to rhondella richardson. reporter: a private contractor and not a town employee in plymouth and i did reach the defendant and it is the weekend road rage. we are talk about bruce o'brian in court. he posted the $2500 in bail. saturday night he was arrested for disorderly conduct. assault with a dangerous weapon and discharging the firearm within 500 feet of a building. his defense was that a slow-moving snowplow veered into the suv nearly hitting after passing the plow truck he points the gun out of his window and fired. he was charged after carrying a firearm and police say he was not drunk. he is licensed to carry the happened gun he had in the middle console of his jeep. he must surrender pending the outcome. >> breaking right now, an explosion has hurt several people and it happened at the ra treatment center. john atwater is live at the scene. reporter: ed, five workers went to the hospital and they had serious eye irritation. firefighters are still on the scene and they have been here for hours now. tho

here's rhondella, life in lexington. >> the victim lived here in lexington. that witness offering the family condolences telling us after the tire hit the car the car just slid, scraping all along the jersey barrier on the high speed side of the highway until it stopped. dead at the scene, 26-year-old charles -- of lexington. he was driving that toyota rear tire on route 128 near the lexington-burlingn to exit 31. it bounced and flew in the air over several cars before killing the lexington man. the driver, one car in front of him, and could have been killed, today. >> i'm 70 years old, he's 26. and believe me, i don't take -- especially after this, i don't take my life for granted. grandfather. a 19-year-old was driving the pickup that lost the tire. she's not been charged. state police are still vetting >> harvey joins us. some loving this january fall. how long will it last? >> overall, if you look at the next week, i'm pretty poollish on it being mild. right now it's 42 in boston. and west and the air is chillier to the north and west. i do expect it will

rhondella richardson continues our coverage from the breaking news desk. >> the u.s. has no diplomattition relations. we have no economic tries or trade. north korea is secretive and isolated. a dangerous combination. today all eyes are focused on what's going on there. >> as north korea celebrates what it's calling an h-bomb of justice there is world criticism of north korea. the white house saying an activity is not consistent with a hydrogen bomb. a day of classified hearings. >> reports that we've had so far, registering 5.1 on the richter scale, so there was a significant explosion. whether or not it's hydrogen, a know. >> we've got to stay globe. it also emphasizes how important it is that our allies stand with us, regardless of whether it was a hydrogen bomb or not. >> roughly as powerful as north korea's last atomic test in 2013. there were two others before that. u.s. calling ate flagrant violation of the u.n. security council resolutions. the unwill bring on sanctions. >> there is not a threat to the u.s. yet. >> a professor knows what the u.s. must do next.

rhondella richardson, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> the c.e.o. of the "boston globe" take responsibility for the delivery debacle but saying changes needed to be made. janet is live in dorchester. reporter: reporter: the c.e.o. summed up the fallout of this experiment that obviously did not work. at the heart of their problems last wednesday, 12 thousand families didn't get their newspaper and one shift of their drivers quit because they were losing money. she's confident they found a solution ghans next monday. half of the customers will go back to their original delivery service before the debacle began with the new service but drivers will get new software that will work more efficiently to get them to their deliveries. >> should you have tested the system before you bought it? >> we knew there would be disruptions. our interpretation of disruption was not wholesale people missing newspapers. >> there was no way to test the system before launching it because their contract with the original service didn't allow test runs for the replacement. a

newscenter five' s rhondella richardson is live in easton with more from the man behind the wheel. >> the retired accountant spent half the day in the hospital. he is back home, and he is shocked by how dramatic the 911 call came in. he fortunately doesn' t feel half as bad as the story sounds. >> it is buried in water. it is upside down. >> i could have gotten killed. i know the road, so i never do more than 20 miles per hour. >> cars taking the corner around 484 bay rd this morning saw the camry on its roof. >> the car was in that much water. >> 73-year-old leon rudman of easton was trapped behind the wheel. fire fighters in survival suits surprised the car landed perfectly suspended on the banks of the water. >> he just drove straight into a tree, the car jumped up like this and went into the water. >> rudman was quickly rescued with the help of good samaritans and the jaws of life. the tree along with a utlitiy pole has damage, the car is totaled. >> i get emotional. i didn' t know it was that bad until i got out of the car. >> the curve is notarious for accidents. rudman lucky he

tonight,' the frightening experience to rhondella richardson. mandela? -- ron hondella? reporter: family here at the pines are outraged by the street violence. the high school senior was in the kitchen last night, shot by a stray bullet. his mother showed off the bullet hole, police telling her it would have killed her son had it come through the window. police recovered 18 showcasing that they two passing vehicles were shooting at each other. >> stop. stop the hate, stop the crime. its ' s not worth it. it could be their family, too, one of their loved ones that gets shot. it' s -- reporter: four homes and three police want you to call in if you think you know anything about this investigation, because at this point there have been no arrests. anchor: nontraditional. that is how the white house describes president obama' s final state of the union. aixa diaz is life with a primetime speech. reporter: the white house says president obama isn' t focusing on past to congressman' s looking ahead to future challenges. >> i want to identify three or four big ideas, three or f

as our rhondella richardson their frustrations. >> i said, what is the deal? they are at free half-price subscription for home delivery. reporter: frustrated by the missed austin globe home deliveries, regular readers want the real story. >> i am wondering if we will ever get our paper again. >> they are going to reimburse us for a few weeks of nondelivery. you call them and the wait time is one hour. reporter: there are more than 100 zip codes with delivery delays this sunday. half a dozen zip codes in boss alone even after managers and staffers volunteered to take on deliveries themselves. >> my husband ran out. aci media took over distribution on monday with a staff of 600 carriers who needed to learn new routes and new addresses. >> given the difficulty that newspapers have right now, i am sure they cannot afford to be missing days. reporter: neighbors have different, but equally frustrating delivery stories. >> i neighbor got one on saturday. we did not. i am not sure what is going on. reporter: some had better receive the sunday paper. some are wondering

rhondella richardson. ed: as for jones he was all business on the practice field. he hasn't missed a workout or meeting all week and his teammates are choosing their words very carefully when it comes to his off the field troubles. mike lynch is here with that part of the story. >> it appears to have galvan ized things. all the lenses obviously at practice were focused on number 95 rather than the usual candidates, brady and edelman. he was the center of attention he did not grant any interviews but his teammates were behind him. >> as a member of this team we support all 50 or 60 guys on this team. we have their backs regardless of the situation and that's no different with chandler. he has our support. ed: bill belichick was not scheduled to speak today. he's scheduled to speak tomorrow morning. it is now official. the eighth largest fortune 500 company is moving to boston. general electric announced that it will move its global headquarters to the seaport district this summer. including $25 million in property tax relief, plus a $120 million state package includ

rhondella richardson from our sister station wcvb has the story. reporter: this morning, we were excited because the newspaper was out there. reporter: a home delivery subscriber for more than 30 years, and now she cannot get an answer to win the "boston globe" home delivery service will be back to normal. >> now it is eight days. i' m wondering if we are ever going to get our paper again. reporter: when they reach out? >> you get a robo response. reporter: they did e-mail the couple with a list of zip codes with deliveries, even after reporters, managers, and staffers volunteered to take on the deliveries themselves. the company in a statement says it has a new distribution service which took over monday and is trying to get up to speed with a new staff of 600 carriers who need to learn new routes, new addresses. brookline is one of the areas where "the globe" today arrived. >> today we did get the paper. i' m not sure they can afford to be missing days of delivery. i' m sure people are switching to digital. >> you do get the feeling they would li

rhondella: -- reporter: we are live. this discovery was made a few hours before the winter classic. a stun gun, a sword, a slingshot, a stash of weapons found in matthew bronson' s card. foxboro police say they were called to an off-site parking lot for gillette stadium employees. a man was reported acting suspiciously. he was intoxicated and the incident happened just a few hours before the opening face-off of the winter classic yesterday. the foxboro police say the incident is not connected to gillette, and bronson is not an employee. police escorted him out of his hotel after management asked him to leave. the property is right across from the gillette employee parking lot. he is no stranger with an arrest in granby, connecticut. also in 2014, he was allegedly involved in a standoff with police in connecticut. on monday, he will be arraigned for the foxboro incident. he faces several charges including assault with a dangerous weapon. live in foxboro, sarah , wcvb newscenter 5. firefighters tell us the man that he was bought to bronson filed. pam: commitment 2016 coverage, and the

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