robie. mr. robie was hard of hearing and said "jimmy who?"was the byword in the news media and he became known as jimmy who in the state of new hampshire. we've had governor christie, --ernor bush, senator cruz it has been a wonderful experience. out,of the voters who come and by the way a lot due to these meetings, want to personally here and shake hands shakesonally hear and hands. anyone who wants to meet a candidate has the opportunity, which is unique. we have friends in california who say you are lucky you see them up close and personal. all we see is them on television. vote will be influenced by the impression that they make on me as they come through. , if iy don't come through have strong opinions, that will come into the equation, too. katty: jimmy who? i'm sure president carter loved that. the voters in new hampshire are deciding. we will know those results later tonight, who won and who didn't hear it is seems there has been a long turnout -- a large turnout with long lines. donald trump is looking for a victory. he is ahead in t

here with more, robi? >>> if the baby is in one of those nurseries, chances are the mom is catching up on zs while dr. marshall found many are eliminating the nursery and putting them in full-time, rooming in, keeping them in the room just after birth. baths, swaddling, breastfeeding all done with the assistance of a nurse but at the mom's bedside, not the nursery. they've been doing this for 10 years at the request of new mothers, many told them they wanted to be there when their babies were having such things as being weighed or a hearing exam, the nurseries not going away completely, there as an option. as for the mother getting more sleep when the baby is out of the room, a midwife told dr. malika the mother is actually able to snooze more if the baby is near her. interesting reaction from this this morning. let's check out the latest comments coming in. craig on facebook says we roomed in when our twin were born and i wouldn't have had it any other way. exhausting, but it provided us with invaluable b

roby punched the ball away, ware recovered, and broncos went on to win. the thrift great fest moment is what -- thrift greatest moment is when pat bowlen was inducted into the ring of fame. they showed the sunday night audience it was super bowl caliber. keeping aaron rodgers to just 77 yards passing. big moment number 4, talib's big 6 against flacco. this set the tone for the entire season. it's difficult to think about it now. but the broncos could have easily lost each of the first six games, but they started 6-0, largely because of the great defense. cj anderson's over time touchdown run and the pats was number 3. pats were the defending super bowl chasms, and 10-0 entering the game. not only did the broncos prove they could win, this gave them home field advantage. perhaps the most spine-tingling came off the bench. the crowd stood and roared, the players were fired up, the sheriff came to the rescue. this lifted the broncos from just another playoff hopeful to getting a shot in the arm in the quest to win the super bowl. and the number one moment of

traffic and weather together, how's it looking, robi? >>> a road closure because of something in newton, total traffic network just telling #34e a car has rolled over there and took down a couple of poles so there's wires on the road, all lanes closed beginning at center street. >>> also on the expressway, a disabled car at first grove parkway on the northbound side. the right lane is closed there, already seeing a back up to the braintree split. >>> 5:48, a hollywood production hoping to recreate the shootout in water town. >>> plus a hoverboard sparks a fire in chelmsford, your top stories on this tuesday morning. >> reporter: good morning, called out because of that fire caused by a hoverboard last night. take a look at these pictures, an 11-year-old boy was riding the hoverboard when it caught fire. fortunately, he wasn't hurt. and we've heard so many warnings about this popular toy, particularly about the combustibility of these lithium battery and to not leave them alone while charging but this time it happened while it was in use.

traffic and weather together robi. >> reporter: he well the situation on the mass pike. we have a disabled truck blocking the left lane on the and downed power lines causing problems west of boston: out in natick the westbound side of route 9 still closed near speed street near the natick mall. fallen power cables and traffic diverted to route 30. to the north 93 southbound we got two bumper to bumper pockets between river road and 133 in the andover stretch and woburn crawling to the leverett connector that's a 25 minute ride and let's pop up the live traffic cam and look at the expressway which is absolutely jammed between furnace brook and columbia road. that was a 25 minute delay but i think it might be sleetly more than that now. -- slightly more than that now. >> we continue to follow breaking news for you now. heavy rain strong winds causing a mess overnight toppling trees and power loons across the state. >> and this morning we are getting a closer look at the across the statement. >> and this morning we are getting a closer look at the damage across our area. >>

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traffic and weather together robi. >> reporter: did you see the front row? the slick bow tie. >> reporter: chris can rock a bow tie. >> he can. >> reporter: i would look like nerdy professor but. >> you could rock it. >> reporter: he is styling. what's the deal. >> there he is. >> reporter: see him in the front row. >> he got dressed up for pamela. >> reporter: a good role model. pretty quiet right now as he we expect danielle that's going to change in the next 15 minutes or so. a live look over the expressway. moderate volume now braintree to boston but no reported backups for the rest of the routes from the south are trouble free. from the north no issues on 93 good from lowell. 1 south and 128 south are speed limit rides. >> i second that robi. chris is very stylish. >> you are too nice to me this morning. >>> doctors in ohio completed a surgery that could someday give hope to thousands of women facing infern tility and the successful pioneered in germany and wednesday surgeons at the cleveland clinic finished the procedure. 26-year-old will have to wait

good morning robi. >> reporter: good morning. the monday morning commute is underway with no accidents or backups. lax look over the dorchester area. no reported slow downs the rest of the major routes from the south look fine. from the north green on the map. it's early no problems on 93 southbound from andover. other routes look like speed limit rides. liam and kathryn. >> thanks. >>> two communities in two states mourning the death of this police officer gunned down on her first day on patrol. 28-year-old office are ashley guindon was responding to a domestic violence call. >> sheet be honored as her accused killer heads to court. chantee lan it is live with more -- lans is live with much more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. here at mayor make high. this is the same school the slain office are attended -- officer attended and graduated from. hundreds pray in memory and honor of a fallen rookie officer. her first day on patrol in virginia was prince william county police ended with her losing her life. >> we will cont

traffic and weather together, robi in. >>> accidents and break youns all over -- breakdowns all over the place, medford, medford square, also a disabled truck, 93 southbound at the lever connector, also the andover stretch between 495 and 133. and woburn between 128 and park street. sot south, the -- to the south, expressway jammed to the split, a 20 minute ride, route 3 between derby street and the to get sluggish from stoughton up to 128. on the roads. the slick condition blamed for this accident in connecticut. 33 people hurt when a charter bus rolled over on the i-95 on madison. heading from new york city to mohegan sun casino, shut down parts of the road for hours. >>> scary moments when a cruise ship sailed in to a violent storm. several passengers posted videos online of the conditions. 20 foot waves and 100 mile per hour winds forced a royal caribbean ship to make a u-turn from south carolina. at one point the captain ordered everyone to stay in their rooms. >>> 2015 will go down as a record year for shark attacks, worldwide there were 98 unprovoked attacks with six deaths. t

hi robi. >> reporter: hi. we have plenty of slow downs north and south of the city right now. let's start with the south. the expressway jammed from the split to south hampton street a 20 minute delay there. and 24 northbound bumper to bummer from avon to 128. route 3 north looks slug frish union street to the split. 128 south hanging up between 37 and the split. from the north the 3 -- 39 southbound has -- 93 southbound had stop and go pockets and 128 to mistic valley parkway crawling between 95 and jug handle lights and route 3 south heavy and slow between 495 and >> thanks very much. >>> we have breaking news. united states at least three people killed. dozens more injured in confirmed tore nidos that touched down in florida mississippi alabama and louisiana. this is the newest video from overnight from pensacola along the florida panhandle where a tornado caused major damage at three apartment buildings there. in louiseana one man says he and his family hid in the bathroom as a tornado rolled through. >> i got in the bathtub with my dog and they were praying and i was cryi

traffic and weather together robi. >> reporter: i have a little cold today. >> reporter: and a couple months ago when chris had a cold i said he sounded like nose. public service this is how you blow your nose when wearing makeup i won't do it but you take one kleenex and put it over the lip so you don't mudge thely particular and -- stick week so volume is down but we could see frustrated t riders driving and that's going to balance it out. looking live over the zakim bridge and 93 no slow downs. light some coming from woburn. from the south green expressway getting busy from braintree to boston but moving along. the rest of the routes from the chris. >> thanks very much. she -- 5:19. she escaped from a murder hours after he abducted a woman in south boston and killed her. kayleigh ballantyne is sharing her story in the first ever interview. >> once i punched the code to my apartment and unlocked the door he came up from behind me and pushed me in and locked the door. >> she is featured in investigation discovery's the night she was attacked by alemany he had just murdered amylord. >

>> robi, thank you very much. >>> all eyes on new hampshire this morning. residents of the granite state will head to the polls for the first in the nation primary. >> polls in some spots are set to open in just about 30 minutes. but others already cast their ballot overnight. people in the tiny hamlet of dixville notch traditionally open their polls at midnight, nine polys cast, bernie sanders won all democratic votes, ohio governor kasich took three, donald trump with three. the new hampshire primary the biggest test for the candidates but still a long way to go in the race for president. >> this morning, our jon keller looks at what we've learned from the election. >> reporter: finally it's here, we have months of this campaign before nominees are dededed or more -- decided or more if it gets thrown to the party conventions. some of the issues this race has taught us. first, never underestimate the power of celebrity. that isn't the only reason donald trump has done better than any political novice since ross perot back in 1992. but it's the biggest reas

here's robi with more on this. >> reporter: we are looking around now to see if we see anything. we are talking office romance. a practice many feel is taboo and it may be against company rules to date in the nest. but a new survey done for career builder.com shows more than a third of workers have gone out with someone in a nearby cubical. 37% of the workers polled say they have one time dated a coworker. a third of those he led to marriage. 23% said they went out with someone in a higher position than them either boss or supervisor. i bet they didn't tell hr that and perhaps the most scandalous stat here 17% of workers went out with someone who was married at the time basically had an affair with a coworker. that pollster says the number may be higher because people not to a poster or anyone. what do you think about this dating in the workplace thing antono on facebook says he could never data coworker because it would be awkward if it doesn't work out. and you don't want other coworkers finding out how you treated one another. and kenny tweets to us, i have two coworkers that

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robi. >> reporter: a swim suit model is accused of playing god. chrissy teigen getting ripped on social media afd announce she and her husband packed girl >>> 5:39 on your thursday morning. the wynn casino on hold after the somerville mayor fired a environmental challenge. >> jon kerl gives us his take. >> reporter: developers and supporters of the everet -- everett casino lashed out yesterday. over his appeal of their plan to build the wynn if a is the along the mistic river water front and painted the mayor and grandstanding paul coming a not in my backyard attitude that could chase away the jobs and spending the casino promises to deliver. and it was this dire warning from john fish the construction magnet you may remember as the the casino he said will attract people national lin ainternationally. is a chance to showcase our culture -- that is chance to showcase our culture." while the casino will create badly needed construction and permanent jobs, it is not needed to attract visitors or investors to the boston area. as general electric recen

quiet out there -- robi. >> reporter: good morning. quiet out there right now. a car spun out 39 northbound at 128 going away from the morning rush. it's early and that's not causing backups at this time. it was later in the commute -- if it was later in the knew the commute, we would worry about it. >>> voters in new hampshire have spoken the bernie sanders and donald trump celebrating big victories. >> we have complete coverage for you this morning. paula ebben is live at our primary headquarters in manchester new hampshire with acoaster look at big winners and what he next for the candidates. have you gotten sleep? >> reporter: just a little bit. kathryn and chris but great to be with you guys and great to be with everybody on this historic morning after last night's results here in new hampshire. just remarkable. forget the watch party it was a celebration from the start for bernie sanders. cbs news exit polls sanders won and the numbers were astounding. he calls it a political revolution. he addressed a crowd of supporters inside concord high school for abo

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robe said he went to the beach and -- robi said he went to the beach and we were 57 in boston and we will do it again. a lot of the numbers we will beat them again. we will fall shy of the record. we won't get there. it's 32 in nashua and 30 in clean the coldest spots this morning. cool in springfield vermont. but 45 in boston. 52 in burlington vermont right now. remarkable warmth coming in. southwest wind about 5 to 15 mice per hour. the warmth is ahead of a cold front with a couple scattered showers from new york back to pennsylvania. and there's not a ton of moisture with the front. we may get an isolated shower later today but it's not going coming through briefly and isolated as we head into the frame. clearing comes in tonight tomorrow looks like a pleasant wint are day. not as warm as today. temperatures top out in the mid- 40s and by wednesday whoa start with clouds and a couple showers spreading from west to east as a steadier rain by late morning through the evening. it locks like a damp wet and windy day on wednesday. but with the wet weather that comes in so does the warm

traffic and weather together robi. >> reporter: we have an accident and a lot of slow downs north of the city right u now. southbound at route 93. not seeing significant delays there yet but 93 southbound you are heavy in andover between river and concord and woburn to medford. route 3 southbound stop and go between 495 and 129. let's check the south expressway jammed furnace brook 128 southbound crawls between logan express and the split and route 3 north you are sluggish. from route 18 to the split. and stoughton to 128. >>> the bill cosby case heads back to court this week. he is charged in a 2004 sexual assault at his philadelphia home. before the charges the woman settled a lawsuit with cosby. the 78-year-old actor says investigator told him if he testified in the lawsuit he he would never be charged. prosecutors deny the claim and a judge will hear testimony on the issue tomorrow and decide >>> this week the girlfriend of mob because whitey bulger spec contempt charge. she refuse to tell investigators if anyone helped run. she is is serving an 8 year prison term for helping hmm

get through the end of the week and get you on the roads traffic and weather together good morning robi. >> reporter: good morning to you. welcome to the midweek commute. let's look live over the expressway. very moderate to light volume now. braintree to boston no reportedbackups the major roots from the south -- routes from the the south look nice. lots of green. 93 southbound looks great early route 3 looks good coming and major routes from the north look like speed limit rides. >> thanks very much. >>> we will check in with you in 15 minutes. the primary push now underway in new hampshire. donald trump getting a big endorsement in the granite state. >> and the two remaining democratic candidates set for a town hall tonight. susie steimle is live in derry with more on the battle for new hampshire. good morning susie. >> reporter: good morning kathryn and chris. we are live outsued the derry -- outside the derry opera house where the town hall will take place tonight. tonight. bernie sanders has a strong lead ahead of clinton thanks from his support from vermont but clinton is hopeful

robi has your reaction and comments in our daily talker. >> as we go to break here are four things you might like to the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. a deadly -- right now at 6:30 a deadly fire. the home was set to be sold but went up in flames. >> the marathon bomber is shaking up his defensech the legal filing over -- defense. legal filing over dzhokhar tsarnaev appeal. >> reporter: in the jon keller the ceo of apple says he is trying to protect customers by refusing to help the fedser is. san bernardino killer's phone. i see other possible motives coming up on wbz this morning. >> channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >>> food morning 6:30

traffic and weather together robi. >> reporter: how do you lose a tooth like that in. >> i bet he he was like weather something. >> reporter: wow. >> i don't know. coming. out. >> reporter: it was not forecasted. you something nice. quiet out there right now. it's the early part of the underway. a live look over 93 no slow downs reported on 93 southbound between andover and boston and the rest of the major routes from the north look fine. lots of green expressway getting busy quincy to boston but moving along of the route 3 smooth up from hingham 25 north and 95 north speed limit rides. >> thanks very much. it's 5:17. with south carolina republican primary a few days away,presidential hopeful donald trump is back to calling into talk shows. >> but stephen colbert wants tohelp him break a troublesome habit cursing on tv. >> i do that for emphasis and i do that sometimes not politically and when i decided to run for office i said well we will have to stop. >> but you didn't stop. you didn't stop running for office you didn't stop. >> but these are very minor words and many cases i actu

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now traffic and weather together robi. >> reporter: we have a couple accidents north of the city and let's look live over the expressway northbound side packed from east milton square to columbia road. that is going to take about 20 minutes. we heard about a crash on north bond side at south hampton 128 southbound heavy and slow between 37 and braintree split. 495 northbound after lowell connector left lane blocked there. also in the lowell street route 3 southbound jammed between 495 and trouble cove. 93 southbound slow in woburn and medford stretches. >>> police investigating a deadly shooting at a bar in randolph. the norfolk da says a man in his 20s was shot and killed outsight the city limits saloon around 1 a.m. one person has been taken into custody. that man will be arraigned today. >>> also breaking all orange line trains inspected before going into service for the morning's commute. >> and this comes after an emergency on the tracks left to escape nicole jacobs is live for us this morning at the station with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you kathry

good morning robi. >> reporter: good morning. thursday morning commute is underway with no major accidents or backups right now. let's look live over 93 in somerville. light to moderate volume. 93 southbound coming from woburn route 1 south looks good out of peabody. no issues on expresswaynorthbound. 24 north and 95 north are trouble free. chris and kathryn. >> thanks very much. >>> we begin with a developing story a deadly house fire in plymouth under investigation and this morning we have learned that house was about to be sold. the state fire marshal and district attorney office were on scene investigating. >> neighbors say the home belonged to a husband and wife with grown children. the fire broke out at the home on ellisville road around 8 last night. being see the intensity here. huge flames. fire crews from several communities responded to this. neighbors say before the fire was out, there was concern about propane tanks nearby. >> she first heard like snap popping and smacking and she told me and then she saw the whole d

. >> thanks robi. >>> 6:32. fillip -- philip chism in learn his fate. >> family and friends address the court getting underway at 9:30 this morning. we have a reporter at the scene right now. nicole jacobs how is it going. thanks for joining us this morning. >> reporter: chris kathryn it's certainly going to be a emotional day in court as we are expected to hear from phillip -- excuse me colleen ritzer's family and friends as philip chism learns his fate. we will get to video right now. we do know that he learns his he will find out when he could be up for parole because he was a juvenile when he murdered ritzer he will be sentenced to life with the possibility of parole. prosecutors want 50 years the defense wants 26. and it was a last-minute filing by defense attorneys that brought family and attorneys back here to court yesterday. they wanted to limit the number of victim impact statements but here's how the judge decided. >> the victim impact statement for family and friends of themselves. >> reporter: and w

i am like you robi i don't wear ties. they are unsafe and ugly. who knew about the unsafe part. >> i am nervous. >> reporter: maybe on escalators if they are too long. number of ways to comment website twitter and facebook. i haven't worn a tie since probably 2001. >> i wonder does this have a disclaimer on it that it's dangerous. >> reporter: ties work on you you lock great. >> appreciate it. the product line for those who can't enjoy dare. they responded to years of requests from those lactose intolerant by creating four flavors using certified almond milk. they are chunky monkey, chocolate fuming and coffee cameel and -- caramel and pb and cookies. >>> the five dollar foot long is history. the subway sandwich will cost $6 they cite inflation as the reason for the change. the 5 dollar foot long was in place since 2007. >> what do they call it 6 dollar sub? the jinkel is gone. >> market -- jingle is gone. >> marketing genius here. >> not really. >>> tax trouble at irs. millions can't file taxes right now. >> also coming up, a school principal is

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h.r. 3234 as amended is sponsored by congresswoman mort that roby from alabama. -- martha roby and i'm grateful for her leadership in introducing this legislation. i yield two minutes to mrs. roby. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from alabama is recognized for two minutes. mrs. roby: mr. speaker, i rise to ask my colleagues to support h.r. 3234, the v.a. medical center recovery act. this bill puts the responsibility for identifying and improving the worst performing v.a. medical centers squarely on the secretary of veterans affairs requiring him to deploy teams of experts. the bill would for the first time require the v.a. to publish key metrics on the federal register and would require the secretary to report to congress any medical centers determined to be failing. some of my colleagues might wonder why such a bill is necessary given the v.a. reform law we passed more than a year ago. that was a good bill but wasn't a silver bullet. many problems still exist in the v.a. and it is our responsibility to address them. mr. speaker, the central alabama v.a. in my district became

traffic and weather together hi robi. >> reporter: the top traffic story is the deadly accident in saukous. a live look from the -- saugus a live look from route 1. police confirm one dead there. two right lanes are closed only the left lane is-- getting by. another accident 128 southbound after 93 the left lane blocked. 93 south slow pockets betweenriver voted and dascum and finally to the south route 3 northbound become bum -- bumper to bumper to the split. >> thanks very much. >>> we are following breaking news stories this morning. in fitchburg one person is dead and two others seriously injured in a house fire on walton street. one person made it outside on his own. another one had to be rescued and a third died inside. no word on what started the fire. >>> investigators trying to figure out what caused a deadly crash on route 28 in quincy. this is a look at the scenech the crash happened around 1:30 between route 93 and chickataubet road two people were killed one rush to the hospital. part of route 28 was shut down >>> a rollover crash in abington sends two men to the hospital one w

robi is here to explain. meteorologist. >> i did. >> reporter: that worked out well and we are talking office romance a practice many feel is taboo and it may be against company rules but a survey shows that more than a third of workers have gone out with someone in nearby cubical. 37% of workers polled say they have dated coa coworker a third of those led to marriage. 23% said they went out with than them at work and the boss or supervisor. i totally bet they didn't tell hr and perhaps the most scandalous 17% of workers said they went out with someone who was married at the time. basically had an affair with a coworker and pollster says that number may be higher because people don't want to admit that and they may have lied or withheld the information during the polling. here's what folks are saying on the social media platforms. jewels says it could be awkward and risky but you never know. it could work out. and meant to be. and marie on facebook says work is the best place to get to know someone before diving into a relationship almost 29 years of marriage later, and he still ranks

we will have more of your comments at 6:30 with robi. that's a hot topic. >> it is. >> keep commenting. >>> still to come an an versery celebration -- an vrsry ssh anniversary half century in the making. >> how it came back to boston when cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll need relief. that's why i only choose >>> a couple who began their marriage 50 years in boston anniversary. >> larry and diane kaufman spent the honeymoon night at sheraton boston and larry's brother shelled out 19 bucks and the couple kept the receipt and called to see if they could said yes. the couple admits the decor and hotel changed dramatically but they had a blast coming back. >> that's cool. a nice thing to do. >> 19 dollars can you imagine for a hotel. >> a steal>> you can't get that now. >>> keep it here your top >>> right now at 6 a damaging drive overnight at starbucks. the search is on for the person r

tina fey, margo roby, will ferrell, megyn kelly and some surprise guests and the news at 11 tomorrow night too. very exciting line up. >> i know right. maybe some people are off on monday morning. >> we'll dvr it on monday afternoon. let's check it out with vanessa and see how the weather will hold up. >> listen the weather will be nice here and it is going to be stunning there. low 70, sunshine. so we wish we could pull it back here. >> isn't it always like that over there? those california people. weather than them but it's rare i think. here's the deal. it's going to be a pleasant weekend and then snow on the way yet again. we are going to talk about waves of snow for the start of your work week but first sunshine and unseasonable warmth for your weekend. beautiful picture from top of the empire state building. wind chill into the 20s. headlines today look like this. sunshine for today. a nice finish tomorrow with a few more clouds moving on in and a snowy week ahead and that might sound. snow fall totals not looking that impressive over a few days but none the less we are obvious

. >> reporter: -- robi. >> reporter: they watch the awesome dvd. >> we always bring it. every time watch it i laugh it's cute. >> reporter: and kids love that hollywood aspect of it. pretty quiet. no slow downs or accidents. 93 and somerville moderate to light volume. starting to get pise in the andover stretch moving along the other major routes from the north look fine. from the south green on the map. , pressway getting heavy quincy to boston. 138 southbound bogging down in the braintree stretch. >> thanks very much. >>> 5:19. heads up from the irs. a computer glitch shutting down the agency's electronic foiling system. they blamed it on a hardware failure and is working to make repairs but they won't accept any electronically filed tax returns noel the probable -- until the problem is fixed. if you filed you don't need to take any extra actions. >>> a change at the top of cbs corporation. the network giant says leslie m. replaces sumner redstone who resigned this week and was appointed chairman emayor tis. >>> it's 5:20 on your thursday morning. up next will tom brad

here's the always kind 365 days a year robi. >> very sweet. >> my trainer says no wine during week but it's national drink wine day. we are taking the wine plunge. >> they have moves. >> i like that. >> bust a dance move. >> have fun especially when we are up at 2 in the morning. morning news. whip and nae, nae. >> cue the music. >> here we go. >> big warmup and we will be around 50 for tomorrow and sunday. and today looks beautiful but we will get a couple snow showers late this evening and tonight. that's the surge of warmth coming in. another round of snow quick one on sunday night and more significant storm may come our way as we head into wednesday of next week. too far out to say you don't know rain snow track. >> here's something else to get you up and dancing all trains for the t are operating as scheduled. they fixed that problem. amtrak fix it. >> cbs this morning is next on wbz. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is friday, february 19th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> donald trump fires back at the pope on immigration and faith. a new poll shows his lea

hi robi. >> reporter: an accident and slow downs south of the city. the crash is down in braintree. 128 southbound at the braintree split that's backed up to route 37. the expressway is stop and go east milton square to columbia road. to the north that crash on 93 southbound in medford cleared and if i can get the map to come up. 93 southbound has slow pockets between river road and dascum and 128 and park street. sluggish between 495 and trouble cove. >>> the primary push underway in new hampshire. tonight the two remaining democratic candidates take part in a town hall. >> on the republican side donald trump picked up a big endorsement. susie steimle is live with the details. good morning susie. >> reporter: good morning kathryn and chris. we are in front of the derry opera house where the o bernie sanders is in the lead for the dem -- face-off. bernie sanders is in the lead for the democrats and donald trump for the republicans. this is new hampshire a place that prides itself on being unpredictable. in iowa there was an upset on the republican sid

traffic and weather together now robi. >> reporter: pamela a few issues south of the sit they needham we are seeing slow -- city in needham we are seeing slow traffic there. was police activity on the ramp to highland avenue on 128 southbound but that's clearing. the expressway no hov lane today. right now that's jammed between furnace brook and 128 southbound crawling between 37 and the split. to the north a live look over 93 and summerville. 93 southbound has one slow 133 in the andover trech. >> thanks very much. >>> 6:0 -- stretch. >> thanks very much. >>> 6:03 a lot of kids waking up happy because it's another snow day. >> and you can see the closings at the bottom of the screen along with delays and we have them on cbsboston.com. it's no day off for our team here at wbz. we are keeping an eye on all the developing conditions. jim smith where there's a definite concern for coastal flooding but we begin with chantee lans live in hyannis where blippard conditions are expected today. but -- blizzard conditions are expect for today but -- expected for today but right now light snow.

to contemporary, joel: a manhunt underway tonight for a couple being called a they are wanting for robis going to be. steve: earlybird tax filers are running into problems. the irs has stopped taking electronically filed tax returns because of a problem. they hope to have it fixed by tomorrow. it could affect refunds. the irs is not expect big problems. 90% of taxpayers will get a refund within three weeks. hold on if you're planning on file -- filing now. mattel's grading a barbie doll in honor of everyone blocks -- abby womback. anna: it is wearing her white team usa jersey. she will good down in history as one of the greatest soccer players in the world. nothing like getting your own barbie doll. steve: they look like they are out on the beach. having a good time. chris is back with us. for a few flakes. tisha: so much for blue skies and sunshine. where did that go? chris: you got to add of three. the warmth is not going to be around for a while. we're headed back to chilly air than normal weather. some rain is out there. much of the day south and needs of the triangle, most of this o

happened in rock island..that's what we got changed after months of meeting met with davenport senator roby smith, a new bill drafted, and in 2014, signed into law by governor terry branstad. allowing victims who were abused as children until they are 28 years old to come forward. i'm not a lawyer. i'm not a counselor, pass out petitions too late for her granddaughters, but, lopez says she will continue working to help others.... nat have their day play out in court. not only did it make me mad and furious it made me want to not ever let it made me want to shine the light lopez has also started a non profit organization called iowa moms and dads want to shine the light lopez has also started a non profit organization called iowa moms and dads against pedophiles. their goal is to lobby for better laws to protect the rights of sex abuse victims. a leaking underground storage tank is contaminating the soil and groundwater in nevada... the tank sits under the now closed dairy queen the restaurant was once a gas according to the ames tribune.. it is now leaking two toxic chemicals. tests showed

traffic and weather together robi. >> reporter: an accident and slow downs south of the city. the crash is down in quincy. route 3 northbound before the bergen parkway expressway is a nightmare. jammed between the braintree split and columbia roads looking like a half-hour delay. 128 southbound packed between logan express and the split. from the north 93 southbound heavy and slow between commerce way and park street and you will crawl between roosevelt circle and the leverett connector. route 3 southbound sluggish in lowell between the connector and 129. kathryn. >> thanks. >>> right now police are trying to find the suspects who broke into cars in medway, millis and medfield. take a look at surveillance it shows someone in a black nissan pathfinder possibly with out of state plates stealing a purse from a parked car. police say the path finder is no front license plate and no inspection sticker. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> school is back opened in harvehill but students will see some of the damage caused by a burst pipe. crews scrubbed the school aft

traffic and weather together robi. >> reporter: we have an accident slowing things down in the already busy expressway. the crash is down in the expressway northbound if quincy at furnace brook parkway. total traffic network says a van crashed into the back of a tractor trailer. two right lanes are closed. from south bay to the split. 128 southbound crawling between logan express to the split. 39 southbound stop and go in the andover stretch between 495 and bogged down again between 128 and med foresquare and route 1 southbound a disabled truck blocking the right lane before webster avenue. route 3 south hang up between 495 and 129 kathryn. >> thank you. >>> arming officers on a local college campus will be the subject of a public hearing today. the boston city council hearing is at 5 tonight. it will discuss northeastern university decision to arm the officers with a semiautomatic rifle. and the school office says they need the rifles in case of an emergency but boston police officials say it's not necessary. northeastern is one of the more than 60 campuses that police force are using