rhondella richardson shows us how it works. --reporter pkg-as follows-- say the kids miss the school bus or there are days you just can't do pickup. now there's an app for that. zemcar is available for adroid phones and gearing up to get into theapp store. "you can just click on that." this former verizon wireless executive and bedford father of 2 created zemcar. he compares it to uber-- but for kids. parents set up rides on demand or schedule trips in advance... "we have tried to make it very, very secure." promising stringent background checks covering every concern... hired drivers can earn up to 35-dollars-an monitoring to comfort parents. "they just need to say 'pick-up' and the video automatically starts getting broadcasted to the parent." need to tell the teacher and child zemcar is coming? just record a permission slip. "this message will get delivered at the right time to the driver, to the teacher and to the kid. on the map you can see all sorts of drivers around you. you can look at their profiles." you pick drivers

rhondella richardson is live with new details in the investigation. rhondella? reporter: the little boy was rushed out unconscious and very critical. he is suffering what is undisclosed serious injury. the little boy's name is kanai white and the department of children and families had an open case on him before he was injured in his home last night and his 5-month-old sister into state custody. police haven't said what happened in the second floor home. >> it breaks my heart. i know they have to get to the bottom of it. reporter: police responded to the home after 9:30 last night. the 3-year-old was transported to boston medical center. no one has been charged, but police and the district attorney say this is a very active investigation. police officers are still inside the home. live in roxbury, rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: this is video where the middle high school was dismissed early and all activities canceled. police are investigating. lexington also received a row -- robocall threats. ed:take you to plymouth where two people were taken to

live in roxbury, rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: a heartbreaking ending for an abused and abandoned dog. jc: it is a story of pain and punishment revisited as a daughter fights to keep her father behind bars 30 years after he murdered her brother. harvey: a little rain flirting with the south coast of new england. what it means for our weather at midweek and beyond. >> hi, everybody, i'm mike lynch. earlier today the bruins were on the ice and they made some news putting someone on injured reserve. it is a special anniversary in car repairs, home improvements, a family trip ...it's not easy to afford them. what did marco rubio do? he put $22,000x in personal expenses onv a republican party x credit card. rubio's bad judgment caused a scandal pnand for five years rubio refused to releasep the credit card records. marco rubio: skipping major votes... all over the place on immigration... bad judgment. he's just not ready to be president. >> you're watching newscenter ed: the star of the view's pittbull was put to sleep. he was resc

rhondella richardson is live in chelsea. she has the story fours. >> the building is now being boarded up in part, that 3-year-old didn't even need to go to the hospital. the fire was set by workers fixing something in the kitchen. >> stress and a few tears poured out of 43 eleanor street along with smoke of a fast moving morning fire. a 3-year-old spotted traps and sent firefighters rushing in a with a ladder but his father walked him out of the building before the fire reached him. everyone relieved but residents looking for cats waited hours for good news. >> my main concern was making sure my kitties were okay. i've got two little ones, they are the light of our world. >> it's safe to say it's pretty extensive. >> tress dents of 24 apartments now need shelter. >> i -- i feel bad -- >> the fire start on the third floor in a vacant apartment where maintenance workers were using a plumber's torch. the third and fourth floors had the most damage. >> it's one of the scarier things that have happened. >> people. >> building ma

rhondella richardson, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> this is new at 4:30. the driver charged with operating under the influence arraigned. >> it happened as he recovers in the hospital. let's get to jack harper. he's live tonight with new developments. jack? reporter: that's exactly where the suspect was arraigned this afternoon. about an hour ago in his hospital bed. he's thomas -- 51 years old. no wonder, he took a header yesterday when he was being subjected to a sobriety test by the police. actually, it was captured on video, too. someone took pictures as he was taking sustain or two and he fell on his face. >> $15,000 cash bail on this and the young man he injured, 39 years old is in much worse shape than he is, in critical condition at this same hospital. back to you. >> 2016, chairman of the republican national committee not ready to call donald trump the party's nominee. he says the party will stand behind whoever wins the nomination. >> whoever the nominee becomes, they will inherit or they will join, i should say, the biggest rnc operation that we

we're live, rhondella richardson, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> right now there are questions surrounding a deadly fire. >> we're also learning more about the first responders who kept it from being much worse. jack harper is live at the scene. >> the fire on the second floor of the building right behind us, these flames had a huge head start. town, kevin here. he wasn't even in his uniform. officer. they have located a man. they got him out. he came to on the stretcher and told them two of his sisters were in there. all were in the 60's. one lived, the other did not. fire investigators say they have an idea where it started. we'll have later on. one killed here in this fire. back to you, ed, and heather. to our 2016 coverage, bernie sanders sitting down this morning. >> talking about digging americans out of poverty and higher taxes for the rich. >> what i believe, you know, i believe when we have 47 million people living in poverty, when you've got the highest rate of childhood poverty in america, when you have major corporations making billions of dollars, paying zero in federal income y

newscenter 5's rhondella richardson is live in chelsea right now to tell us how it went down. rhondella? reporter: some scary moments. i just spoke with the lead investigator who said the fire was accidental caused by maintenance workers in the using a plumber's torch in a vacant apartment. everybody had a big sigh of relief when the little one walked out the front door. >> they said to get out. >> residents had no time. it was a race against a fast moving four-alarm fire this morning, anxiety heightened as neighbors spot a 3-year-old boy trapped on a balcony. >> >> everyone made it out but dozens of chelsea residents need shelter tonight. >> stay a long time. >> nothing. did the third floor fire in the eleanor street apartment complex spread to the fourth floor damaging several apartments. >> that's where they were doing construction. >> it took hours to locate several missing cats. >> that was one of the scarier things that have happened. my girlfriend was really upset of the cats. >> an incredible story. talking to the maintenance workers, though they were not plumbers, two

rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. jc: bernie sanders will be on he spoke with voters in minnesota before heading off to the bay state. he will hold a rally tonight at 7:30. phil: on the gop side, a violent scuffle to show you about during protests at a virginia. look at this. this video shows the confrontation between a secret service officer and a photographer for "time" magazine. the photographer says he was just trying to leave the media area to take pictures of the protest when a secret service agent actually choked him and slammed him to the ground. secret service is now investigating that. meantime, all of the republican candidates are now kris crossing the country with hundreds of delegates at stake. >> david duke endorsed me? okay. all right. i disavow. reporter: donald trump disavowed david duke's endorsement on friday. when asked on sunday if he condemns the white supremacist groups the front runner had no clear answer. >> i know nothing about david duke. i know nothing about white you are asking a me a ques

newscenter 5's rhondella richardson shows us how it works. rhondella: say the kids miss the school bus or there are days you just can't do pick-up. now there's an app for that. zemcar is available on android phones and gearing up to get into the app store. >> you can just click on the rhondella: this former verizon he compares it to uber but for parents set up rides on demand >> we have tried to make it very, very secure. background checks covering every concern. hired drivers can earn up to $35 an hour. there's video monitoring to comfort parents. >> they just need to say "pick up," and the video automatically starts getting broadcasted to the parents. >> hey, riley, zemcar is coming for you. rhondella: need to tell the teacher or the child zemcar is coming, just record a permission slip. >> this message will get delivered at the right time to the driver, to the teacher, and to the kid. on the map you can see all sorts of drivers around you. you can look at their profiles. rhondella: you pick drivers and can keep favorites by setting up a tru

new at 7, newscenter 5' s rhondella richardson shows us how it works. >> say the kids miss the school bus or there are days you just can' t do pickup. now there' s an app for that. zemcar is available for adroid phones and gearing up to get into theapp store. >> you can click on that. >> the former verizon wireless exec and bedford father of 2 created zemcar, what he compares to an uber, but, for kids. parents set up rides on demand or schedule trips in advance. >> we have to make it very very promising stringent background >>promising stringent background checks covering every concern, hired drivers can earn up to 35 there' s video monitoring to >> they just hate to say pickup and video is broadcast to the parents cellphone,and you see the car' s exact location. need to tell the teacher and child zemcar is coming, just record a permission slip. >> this message will get delivered at the right time to the driver, to the teacher, and to the kid. you can see drivers around you. you can look at their profiles. >> you pick drivers and can pick a trusted circle. who are the drivers so far?

rhondella richardson begins our coverage from new hampshire. rhondella: donald trump with a double-digit lead -- the american public is is only special interest group. mr. trump: i do not need your money. i need your votes. most guys are saying will you contribute? give us an undershirt. rhondella: donald trump is so pleased with this saturday debate performance he highlights a few moments. mr. trump: ho who' s paying for the wall? mie exico. >> i' m so excited. i think you will make an awesome president. mr. trump: if we can get much worse than waterboarding, that is ok, too. >> to talk about waterboarding as if it is nothing. it is stupid. rhondella: chris christie talked marco rubio. he calls the florida repeated. rubio is mocked campaigning. governor christie: you cannot trust senator rubio. arrived identity. rhondella: they are jockeying to become the preferred alternate >> wejust want our kids. to make that happen. rhondella: more than an hour started to leave as trumped ability to for america. senator ted cruz is made to register for the

rhondella richardson is live tonight. police say they have an issue with apple also. rod dela -- roh hondella: they were gathering and all are against legislating access. what' s the security aspects agree that what the fbi is asking apple to do is actually going to make us all less safe, not more safe. >> i do not think the the fbi should be involved in this. rhondella: the fbi says it is key to the investigation of the terror attack. so-called backdoor to the iphone security, with dozens of cases nationwide. the boston police commissioner is siding with the fbi. commissioner: i have one particular case right now where we cannot get access to a phone. rhondella: siding with the fbi is bill gates. >> this is not a special thing. it is no different with if anybody had been able to tell information. bank records, should anybody be able to get a take record. rhondella: protesters created this cartoon, showing once the phone is unlocked and the fbi gets in, hackers will be right behind them, and there are similar protests going on in the country, and the protesters say th

rhondella richardson joining us more -- with more on how people are coping. rhondella: new englanders and bostonians are her hearty bunch. problems if you' re out and about that' letting go. three apartments in this building evacuated. a resident shares the video of the steam filling the hall and the flooded mess. >> i did not have he this they got it fixed pretty quickly. the fire department had it under control. rhondella: early risers headed to church bundle up. the freeze that people scurry to get indoors. >> this weather, it is really cold. rhondella: the chill tough for the homeless. >> you have got to realize when the weather is in this type of situation, you can get overcrowded in the shelters. rhondella: tourists seem shellshocked. >> we have never seen something like this before. >> i cannot explain this kind of weather in india. rhondella: air travel for jetblue had lengthy morning delays. the extreme cold the problem. >> the planes were frozen. the planes were not getting out and they did not have enough room to get other planes in. >> they just ha

newscenter five' s rhondella richardson was at the meeting is . they asked for and received they are happy about the conversation around race. the students had expressed how they felt modernized the marginalized -- felt marginalized on social media. >> blackat bls if you' ve faced a racial stereotype. >> this youtube video launched the hashtag boston latin students now use to highlight a esteemed exam school. >> what about in class when they talk about slavery and everyone looks at you. >> black community leaders this afternoon met with the superintendent of schools. >> how do you integrate cultural competency into the curriculm so students better deal with diversity. 50 years after the racial imbalance act, when dr. king marched down the street and roxbury, it is a shame we are still engaging in these issues, but it is hurting to hear that there is leadership in the city. >> a greater -- an eighth grader jennifer rosa spent two weeks , vistiing boston latin but felt isolated she choose the john d. obryant, another exam school >> where you are fro

rhondella richardson has more on the family and its involvement with dcf, rhondella. children and families had an open case on the 3-year-old before today. he is in critical condition. he left his home here unconscious and he and his five-month-old sister are now in dcf custody pending the outcome of the police investigation. boston police have been in and out of the home all day. the family lives on the second floor. the driveway was taped off,. the 3 wreerld is suffering -- 3-year-old is suffering from an undisclosed life-threatening injury. >> it saddens me. i had no idea the child was that critical. >> that neighbor is president of the neighborhood association and says police are not a common sight at the home. police responded to the house last night after 9:30 and that's when the child was rushed to the hospital. ed: another round of bomb threats. canceled. police are investigating. lexington received a robocall threat. classes continued as they performed sweeps in those schools. . ed: new at 4:30, the worcester woman facing charges after being found in a house of squaller. they were

rhondella richardson talked with him and she is live in brockton. rhondella? reporter: police say the carjacker was under the influence of crack cocaine. at first he jumped in the seat before the victim and then said oops wrong car and then it turned violent. for a second time jose robles is charged with arm carjacking. >> every time she pops the trunk to put groceries in and every time she puts it in the back of the car she will have to relive that day. there will be a degree of anxiety and panic she will have to deal with for the rest of her life. reporter: she unlocked her car and walked toward it. in the 9-1-1 call she said roble hoped in. he tried to start it. [inaudible]. >> it was a friend's car. reporter: it went from a cor jill apology to criminal. he pulls a bb gun on the mom and disoal her purse. the carjacker crashed. the family is so relieved that robles told sanders to unstrap the baby before the police chase and crash. robles was slapped with with a six-year sentence. >> it doesn't have to be your family. it can happen a third time. our little g

phil: rhondella richardson is live for us now. rhondella? reporter: between friday and today, this is how brockton snowfall has piled up. the snow starts and stops, but the wind has been a consistent pain and a lot of blowing of the snow as the temperature dips. you will have black ice. be careful because it is beneath some of the snow. >> digging out is a chore. >> this is fluffy. it is not that bad. this is quite a bit to cover here. >> driving is a challenge, but emergency managers are thrilled there are no power outages like during friday's storm. >> they just finished getting people connected at 4:00, 5:00 yesterday. we convinced the national grid to keep those crews here in the city. they are on stand by right >> 180 pieces of snow removal equipment make the rounds and police are rounding up parked cars in violation of the snow emergency. >> it is a normal thing. when it snows get your car off the road, you know what i mean? >> trying to plow around cars, a danger and an unnecessary challenge. ahead of the storm. >> i have the crews do

rhondella richardson is live where hillary clinton held a rally. rhondella? reporter: an upbeat hillary clinton received a rousing welcome and looking forward to super tuesday. she is hitting hard at donald trump and appearing ready for a general election. and first lead has the role of a presidential candidate. >> our roads and infrastructures and ports and airports. reporter: hillary clinton says she will increase gun control and decrease student loan debt. >> if you can refinance your house or car, don't you think you should be able to refinance your student debt? reporter: donald trump proposes free tuition. >> i am not going to ask you to pay taxes to send donald trump's youngest kid free to college. we are not gonna do that. reporter: she defends obamacare. >> i don't think we will be dumping pharmaceuticals in boston harbor, but i will tell you that i will use every tool at my business pose sal to go -- disposal to go after companies. >> i respect the hell out of that woman, but it is hard for me. >> and giving bernie sanders a hard look. >> we are goi

frightening moment of a carjackinged ed the family spoke as the suspect faced a judge and rhondella richardson is live with that story. rhondella? reporter: it happened right across the street. the prosecutor saying they believe the accused was under the influence of crack cocaine the victims are okay, but determined to make sure he is not carjacked at gunpoint. jose row -- robles is in court. he threatened the mother and baby when he carjacked the car from the macy's parking lot. >> every time she leaves school and every time she pops the trunk and puts lucy in the back of the car sara will have to relive that day. reporter: the victims have a lot of anxiety. she did get the baby out of the car before the carjacking. live at 6:00, we'll tell you why the defense believes the carjacker is wrongly charged. live in brockton, back to you. heather:a crash at a starbucks. a car slammed into the building at mnight and the driver ran off. brockton woman showed up at the police station and she admitted it was her. police say she overcompensated and lost control of her car. alcohol was apparently not in

rhondella richardson is live in merrimack where the officer is being remembered tonight. rhondella: she attended merrimack high school. a moment of silence is planned for the morning, and her principal came in saying this is the sixth death in the class of 2005. there are flowers outside the merrimack, new hampshire home, of 28-year-old ashley gwendn on. her high school principal remembers her as a cheerleader before high school and a u.s. marine. her final your book thoughts read "live for something. >> the iron is overwhelming. a kid who gives her life to community service has her life taken away on her first day. department on friday, ashley was shot and killed responding to a domestic call on her first shift. >> they approached the front door of the home. the subject inside the home later identified as the accused opened fire. rhondella: ronald hamilton of woodbridge has been arrested for capital murder. he is accused of killing gwendon and his wife. and shooting to officers. police lowered its flag and at scored her mom -- escorted her mom to the airport for the trip

rhondella richardson, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> new at 6:00, two african-american brookline police officers filed complaints against the town for racial discrimination. the officers say the actions of others on the floor created a hostile work environment. in that complaint, which was sent to the massachusetts commission against discrimination, they say they were subjected to racial slurs, differential treatment, town officials refused to investigate. >> man critically injured in a workplace accident. the man was unloading large glass panels and ocean glass when a heavy support frame fell from the forklift. the 52-year-old could not get out of the way. he was struck on the head and suffered a traumatic brain >> donald trump is speaking to supporters in virginia, taking a shot at john kerry for the iran nuclear deal. it happened as he was talking to supporters about his book, the art of the deal, comparing that to the bible. >> that's one of the great books, but the bible is much better. so, there are so many, not even close, do we agree? i'll tell you, right? [applause] >> but the art of th

ed: newscenter 5' s rhondella richardson is live in canton to begin our storm team coverage. rhondella: and run fast. there is a new poll here. that is the transformer. take a look. the power is out hours after the storm. this is a situation where you can still see the large pine tree that came down. power is still out because a total of three polls crashed down. luckily they saw it crackling. we asked, how close they call was this? >> basically they were right next to where we were standing. rhondella: and there' s a lot more to why these officers are extra lucky. that' s coming up at 6:00. back ed: more damage tonight. this is in walpole. a large tree falling on this house on west street early this morning. no one was hurt. heather: sky 5 over worcester where a sidewalk gave way this morning. a sewer main broke and we' re told the weather may be to blame. shrewsbury street is partially closed and drivers are asked to seek alternate routes. ed: downed wires leading to big backups and problems in natick. busy route 9 reopened just before noon after crews spent hours clearing t

live in canton, rhondella richardson, become newscenter 5. >> a man is found guilty of the murder of an ipswich restaurant owner. cheng sun beat tony kung woo to death at the majestic dragon back in 2011. he faces a mandatory sentence of life without parole. he was also convicted of armed assault and stealing. another man faces trial in march in connection with that murder. >> a salem police officers is accused of trying to hide oxycontin pills. he appeared in court today, along with three others arrested in this case. the officer was off duty at the time. he is accused of possessing at least four pills after a friend bought them while undercover officers in lynn watched. the accused officer, she says she's disappointed. this is what we should be doing. there's a break of trust in this situation and we need to address it. >> that officer was released today and his attorney says he will immediately seek treatment. he is on leave during the investigation. >> the family of a teenage caught in a custody battle with two hospitals is suing boston children's doctors. they say it's about mak

rhondella richardson reports. there are flowers outside of the merrimack nh home of 28 year old ashley killed in virginia. her high school prinicpal ken johnson remembers guindon as a cheerleader before high school and a u-s marine afterward. her final year book thought reads "live for something rather than die for nothing." ken johnson/princip al, merrimack nh high school "the irony is a bit overwhelming. a kid who gives her life to community service only to have it taken away the very first day.that's just not fair." sworn in to the prince williams county police dept on friday. ashley guindon was shot and killed the next day responding to a domestic violence call on her very first shift, the night shift. sgt. stephan hudson/prince williams county police dept. "they approached the front door of the home and the subject inside the home, later identified as the accused, opened fire." 32 year old ronald hamilton/of woodbridge, virginia has been arrested for capital murder. he's accused of killing guindon and his own

rhondella richardson is live with the latest on this investigation. reporter: the cause and manner of death will be determined by the medical examiner but the next door neighbor saw the victim outside on monday. no one can imagine what led to his death a day later. this is the victim, 70-year-old john williams, a ham radio operator. police at his home yesterday for a noon time wellness check quickly began a suspicious death investigation. >> police yesterday found williams unresponsive and wounds. >> it's troubling that something like this would happen. it seems to be these things happen more and more frequently. >> totally blown away. totally totally. i can't believe it happened. it doesn't make any sense to me. >> he was just a nice guy. >> the neighbor snapped these photos. stunned to see investigators across the street all day yesterday on glen charlie road. >> just a ton of police. a ton of people. >> william lived alone and worked part time at the salvation army where workers and customers are also trying to >> he didn't seem like he ever had an

rhondella richardson shows us how it works. --reporter pkg-as follows-- say the kids miss the school bus or there are days you just can't do pickup. now there's an app for that. zemcar is available for adroid phones and gearing up to get into theapp store. "you can just click on that." this former verizon wireless executive and bedford father of 2 created zemcar. he compares it to uber-- but for kids. parents set up rides on demand or schedule trips in advance... "we have tried to make it very, very secure." promising stringent background checks covering every concern... hired drivers can earn up to 35-dollars-an hour. there's video monitoring to comfort "they just need to say 'pick-up' and the video automatically starts getting broadcasted to the parent." need to tell the teacher and child zemcar is coming? just record a permission slip. "this message will get delivered at the right time to the driver, to the teacher and to the kid. on the map you can see all sorts of drivers around you. you can look at their profiles." you pi

live in the newsroom, rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. maee: thank you. >> i need to find out who did this to my pancake. maria: john atwater is live. yon, that family, you heard, wants to know what happened to that little boy. >> you know, you can certainly area in tan their frustration because we are self day nas this investigation. his mother does not know what happened here inside of his father's home. i am going to let it shine. reporter: he was the line so many lives, a bubby little boy, just 3 years old. >> he did not deserve reporter: whit's mother is heartbroken, angry, and pleading for anticipates. >> we immediate to find out who did this. reporter: the fm lip ap friends gathered outside of the alpine street apartment where the little boy suffered severe trauma sunday. was rushed out and later died at the hospital. >> i want my son to be at peace and rest. reporter: sadly, there is no peace for the family, as critical conditions linger over the circumstances surrounding his death. >> it is sudden, up necessary situation. we have

rhondella richardson joins us on the campaign trail where the candidates are coming off the final new hampshire debate. rhondella: donald trump tells the crowd the american public is mr. trump: i am the only one that is self funding, democratic or republican. everyone else has taken money from the blood suckers. rhondella: donald trump not only declared victory in last night' s debate, he says he refuses to be politically correct any highlighted a favorite moment. mr. trump: waterboarding is ok and we can get much worse than waterboarding, that is ok, too. >> he' s not a politician. >> i can' t put -- vote for someone who takes humanitarian -- humanity out of things. rhondella: rubio face this in new hampshire today -- robots to mock the florida center who chris christie said memorizes his speeches. >> this election is a choice, a referendum on our identity. what kind of country will america be in the 21st century? rhondella: trum p told today' s keep your money. most guys are saying, what you contribute? we will take anything you have, give us an undershirt. rhondella: people did sta

rhondella richardson shows us how to work. >> reporter: say the kids miss the school bus or days you can't do a pick up, now there's an app for it. it is available on android phones and gearing up to get in the app store. this former verizon wireless executive and bedford father of two created it. he compares it to uber, but for kids. parents set up rides on demand or scheduled trips in advance. >> reporter: promising stringent background checks covering every concerns and hired drivers up to $35 an hour and video monitoring to comfort parents. >> they just need to say pick up and it automatically starts getting broadcast to the parent. >> hey, riley, zem car is coming for you. >> need to tell a parent or child it is coming just record a permission slip. >> this message will get delivered at the right time to the driver to the teacher and to the kid on the map, can you see drivers around you. you can look at their profiles. >> you pick drivers and can keep favorites by setting up a trusted circle. who are drivers so far? >> nannies, moms, teachers. >> he wants to be affordable and co

rhondella richardson joining us live in boston with more on how people are coping. rhondella: extreme cold and trying to deal with the aaa reports they tripled the number of calls for sunday, dead batteries. if you did not go outside today and start your car, and your battery is more than four years old, you should start it. >> it' s recommended to stay indoors. >> it burns your face. and people are wearing all sorts of get ups like this face mask. everyone is scrabbling to get indoors but imagine your home is freezing cold, too. a for rozen piipe [[- -- pipe forced the evacuation of three apartments. >> they got it fixed pretty quickly. rhondella: residents share this video of boiling hot water as hot steam filthy apartmen -- fills the apartment. travel is high on my agenda for many but jetblue had delays this morning. extreme cold impacting the fueling operation and had some fuming. the fluids in the planes were frozen. they did not have enough room to get other planes in. >> it was unavoidable because it was so cold. the airplanes going. some trouble with gasing t

rhondella richardson from our sister station wcvb has more. >> it burns your face. reporter: even the dogs are bundled up against the single-digit freeze. people are wearing all sorts of getups like this facemask. are you warm enough? everyone scribbling to get indoors. imagine your home freezing cold. a frozen pipe that first forced the evacuation of three apartments in this building. >> the pipes had burst. they got it fixed quickly. reporter: residents share this video of boiling water filling the hallway. cleanup is underway. it is school vacation week and travel is high on the agenda for many. but jetblue had delays this morning. the extreme cold impacting the fueling operation. it had some fuming. >> the fluids in the planes were frozen. the planes were not getting out. they did not have enough room to get other planes in. >> it was unavoidable because it was so cold. i guess it was -9 this morning. they had trouble getting the airplanes going. there was trouble with water lines breaking or freezing. i felt like they took good care of us. reporter: frozen pipe

newscenter five' s rhondella richardson was at the meeting is . they asked for and received they are happy about the conversation around race. the students had expressed how

rhondella richardson is live in chelsea. she has the story fours. >> the building is now being boarded up in part, that 3-year-old didn't even need to go to the hospital. the fire was set by workers fixing something in the kitchen. >> stress and a few tears poured out of 43 eleanor street along with smoke of a fast moving morning fire. a 3-year-old spotted traps and sent firefighters rushing in a with a ladder but his father