we are live in scituate. jennifer egan, 7 news "today in new england". >> anchor: jen, thank you n sandwich meantime, around a foot of snow fell. >> anchor: that goes along with whipping winds and high tides made for a rough morning for those just now waking up. john coco is live in sandwich this morning. with a closer look. you are closer to waves or they getting closer to you john? >> reporter: they are. as we have been here this morning. water continues to move up the beach here. winds also continue to be strong. but i will show you. can barely see now. when we got here 5:00 this morning. the water was out past that. now you can see it is covering those rocks. i want to show you this over here as well. you look. we can pan over this way. you can see some waves crashing on the beach over here. i looked at the surf reports. swells get eight to 12 here on the cape. the other thing i want to show you. if we can swing it back over this way. water you can see where it is moving up the beach here. another thing t

a big concern for folks here in scituate. in fact, the town is saying they're expecting a potential minor to moderate flooding. and that's also an issue, you know, along the coast. in fact, this is video from plymouth. this is from yesterday. there yesterday. but emergency management is saying that area could see flooding again today. in fact, they were mentioning taylor avenue specifically. they also said they had about 150 snowplows out on the roads. and they were clearing all of the snow. not just to make it easier for drivers. but also ahead of that flooding, so if the roads started flooding, it would be a little bit easier to handle that situation throughout the morning here in scituate. we have seen similar. in fact, a snowplow actually just driving by the road down here. we've been seeing quite a few. good news, though, if you're waking up here in scituate. we've been mentioning power outages all morning long. about an hour ago, no reported outages. all of that has been restored. about 162 customers at one point throug

fox 25 stephanie coueignoux live this morning in scituate. the community is preparing for potential flooding. plus kiley campbell standing by the massive storm is hitting right now. >> heather: jason brewer is in the weather center tracking this minute by minute. jason you're say is aing the worse of it will be here today. >> jason: absolutely. through tonight. increasing from the south to the england. now the center of the storm is going to pass far enough to our south where some of us really didn't think, others could get up to a foot. the lull. we're beginning to see it approach along island communities but not nothing on the ground as of yet. we're still waiting for the snow to really begin. by noontime, nantucket, martha's vineyard. the south coast getting in on the heavier snows. the snow line made it all the way to new hampshire border. lighter snow from boston along the pike towards worcester, but heavier amounts south ward. the snow except for southern new hampshire and southern vermont. and there's 6 a.m. tomorrow, it's almost out o

live in scituate, kelley tuthill, wcvb news center 5. emily: other stories we're following, police are searching for two men in raymond, new hampshire happening on chester road last night. police say the men attacked a home opener and restrained the victim with duct tape and stole valuables and a car. the homeowner was not seriously hurt. randy: the search for 12 missing marines including one from hingham has been suspended off the coast of hawaii. there's been no signs of survivors since helicopters crashed last thursday. christopher orlando, a 2010 hingham graduate was a flight crew chief aboard one of those choppers. emily: right now police are searching for a man who shot two people at a busy t station and this morning both victims along the blue line. the violence came out of no why. it started between two men on the train. a 29-year-old man was shot during an argument about 2:30 yesterday afternoon. riders tell us they heard the shot as they left the train and when another shot was fired, a 43-year-old man struck on the platform. m

especially for those living in scituate. let's go to jennifer egan who is tracking conditions nor us. are you seeing any issues at this point? >> reporter: kris, the next high tide doesn't come up for several hours, if we want to look at the water beings you can see that the waves are certainly kicking up. the next high tide is around 11:15 this morning. we spoke with scituate fire early this morning. they had a high tide last night as well. they said they didn't have any issues with any coastal flooding overnight with the last high tide but the town is warning that there could be some minor to moderate flooding still with this storm. at some point today, again 11:15 the next high tide. but really no storm-related issues here in scituate. wind. every once in a while we get a strong wind gust here. but no storm related issues here expect for some power outages. ever source services part of the town. than 600 people right now without power. they're working to restore-hour to the customers, but the wind and the water always the

you see the waves churning, this is in scituate. high tide hitting around jeremy reiner hags a ek charge of the forecast -- check of the forecast. down. the clouds breaking apart. the wind down along the south shore and the cape gusting 35-40 and the leftover as tropical storm. high tide, we've the 11:00 am high tide to go through. it's cold out there. doing shoveling and plowing feels like 7 in boston and it feels like 9 in worcester. these are the snowfall reports, nantucket a foot of snow. many cities and towns on the cape and the islands 10-15 inches of snow. i'm not going to lie. i thought dry air would chew away at these amounts. boston 6, natick 5 inches of snow. the dry air did do a good nobody north of the pike. reading about two inches of snow. topsfield at 3 inches and say good-bye to the powerhouse storm, blizzard of 2016. higher amounts of snow washington, d.c. between 25-35 inches of snow. high pressure starts to move in through the day. developing sunshine, wind will ease a little bit this afternoon. tomorrow, sunny s

live in scituate, kelley tuthill, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: the search for 12 marines including one from hingham has been suspended off the coast of hawaii. there's been no sign of survivors since the helicopters crashed. christian orlando is a 2010 hingham graduate and a flight crew chief aboard one of those choppers. right now police are searching for a man who shot two people at a busy t station. this morning both victims are recovering after the attack on the blue line. the eye opener's antoinette antonio is at the mavericks station in east boston where riders were caught in the chaos yesterday. antoinette: they were, randy. the riders tell us the violence seemed to come out of nowhere and that it all started with a fight between two men on the train. here's what we know right now. a 29-year-old man was shot during an argument around 2:30 just as the train was pooling up here to the maverick t station. riders tell us they heard the shots as they left the train and that's when another shot was fired, a 43-year-old man was struck on t

about to land in scituate. over toward marshfield. you can briefly reduce the visibility and get some slippery spots on the road. keep that in mind. close to the coastline. best chance of picking up an inch or two of snow with these squalls. especially on the cape and the islands tonight and early tomorrow morning. single digits to lower teens tonight. back into low 40's wednesday. perhaps some rain and snow arrive this weekend. >> sarah: all right. thanks, >> chris:. >> kris: i'm kris anderson. [mother] yeah but this neighborhood,i feel like it's got a lot of what we were kinda talking about. the kitchen is light and bright,new. we should definitely go see it. [agent] hi...welcome i'm maggie.melanie.maggie. so nice to meet you. [mother] this is brendan. [agent] hey brendan. living room. [dad] hey. [mother] hey sweetie. [dad] sorry about that. what about this? this looks good. [brendan] no. [mother] isn't it so great?i think we found it. [agent] hey brendan,you might like this room. agents based on your happiness...

live in scituate, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: sky 5 over a sea of backpacks on the ground in methuen after the high school was evacuated after an emailed bomb threat. students were dismissed for the day, a day after more than a dozen schools across the state received similar bomb threats. states is reporting its first case of a rare birth defect caused by the the baby in hawaii diagnosed diagnosed microcephaly. the virus is borne mosquitoes. the government is warning to their doctors if they plan to travel to the caribbean. and questions. new at 7:00, pam cross gets some answers. pam: there's not much thought about mosquitoes on a cold boston day but there are growing worries in warm viruses where the veekaa -- zika virus is growing strength. the disease is spread by infected mosquitoes. dr. laura riley of mass general helped write the recommendation for the c.d.c. >> one in five people will have the acute infection and know they have it and the rest of them don't know they have it yet they can transmit it to their babie

somewhere like scituate and into some as well. we'll be with you all morning tracking it all, pamela. and behind the storm, there is not a lot going on. it's going to be quiet, which is nice. i will watch the pats game. >> and why not. you have to watch the game tomorrow afternoon. things are looking up. sunday morning, predawn hours, the storm starts to move out. 36 degrees the high temperature and breaks of sun in the day. milder temperatures for tuesday as well and into wednesday. we have highs in the 40s. and that is going to feel like and 34 degrees for thursday and friday, and notice, carrie, that we don't have additional storms on that sunday. once we get through -- . >> yup. >> and look at that sunshine >> thank you, pamela. chipotle. the new lawsuit against the restaurant blamed forgetting dozens of people sick. . 6:20. from canada. one person is in custody connected to a school shooting that killed four people. witnesses said that shots were fired outside and inside the building in the small town of -- in south catch is

we are live in scituate, michael henrich, fox25 morning news. >>> 4:34 now. parents, students and teachers on heightened alert following a series of violent threats and the situation is still developing. classes were disrupted in 15 different communities here in the metro area. fox25's catherine parrotta is live in waltham this morning, the districts including with the threats. >> reporter: that is the days, daniel. kids will be returning to class at the fitzgerald elementary school, and the fbi is continuing to investigate a threat think about school and schools in a dozen other communities. and this was actually the second time schools have received threats. it was in the past two weeks. in fact, this time around, schools in 15 munts were affected by bomb threats. investigators say most were made by automated phone calls. none were credible, but did disrupt the school day. at newton north, students were told to shelter in place at the fitzgerald elementary school in waltham. students were bussed to another school, in other communities like arlington and swa

live in scituate, michael henrich, fox25 news. >>> also developing this morning, the coast guard and the marine corps have suspended the search for 12 marines missing off the coast of hawaii. the marines were on board two helicopters that crashed last week. one of the missing of hingham. the 23-year-old is a graduate of hingham high school and his mother is a retired massachusetts state trooper. >>> the hunt is on for a gunman that open fired at a t station. passengers went running as the shooter targeted two people on the platform. fox25's daniel miller joins us now with the chaos that unfolded on the blue line. morning. police are searching for the gunman that shot two people. >> right when the doors opened we heard boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: a story we have been following since it first broke. witnesses tell us they were ducking for cover as gunshots rang out at the maverick t stop on the blue line. two men got into an argument on the train and one of the men shot the other as he was talking walking off the train. rider -- riders say it was a chaotic scene. >> one of the bulle

a deadly fire in scituate. what was inside the house that made it difficult for firefighters. >> sarah: gunshots ring out on the "t." >> right when the doors opened the shooter. >> christa: students head back to class as the f.b.i. investigates a series of threats that shut down more schools. >> sarah: sarah palin front and center once again. what her support for donald trump means for his campaign. >> christa: and an actor becomes a real-life action hero. >> the truck was on its side. it was in flames. >> christa: jamie foxx talking about his lifesaving rescue. >> this is 7news "today in new england." >> christa: it's the story of the day. it's so touching, you want to stick around for that. it's 6:00 and it's wednesday. good morning. i'm christa delcamp. >> sarah: and i'm sarah french. let's send it over the chris lambert. everybody watching the weekend weather. >> chris: saturday afternoon into sunday morning, that's the time line of this potential storm to be moving on in. 21 in boston. 15 in worcester. col

. >>> this morning a fire has claimed a man's life in scituate. he was killed after flame broke out inside his home late last night. >> fire fighters say clutter inside the house made it up possible to get inside safely. fox25's michael henrich is live at the scene and michael, we have learned this morning that emergency crews have been to that house many times before. about a dozen times. they come here to edith holmes drive and talk to the people who live here. the woman and her son in his 40s about this hoarding situation. and sadly they were not able to convince them to get enough help to clear things up, and when fire fighters came here last night around 8:00 to put these flames out, they simply couldn't go inside. it was not safe because of all the clutter to go inside. so fire fighters had to take what they call a defensive attack. they had to put the buyer out from the outside, and they were not able to do so before. the man inside was so badly hurt that he later died at the hospital. >> we had past inspections a this home, different probl

. >> reporter: here on turner road and really all the way down to the scituate lighthouse appear to be more of a creek than a street. but everyone's attitude here seem to be pretty positive considering it's much better than last year. in scituate, christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. >>> new at 11:00 now a store clerk stabbed in hand during a robbery. this happened in concord, new hampshire this afternoon. the suspect walked in and flashed a knife and demanded money. the clerk tried to fight him off with a stick. the suspect ran off with cash from the are register. police are still seavering for him tonight. new at 11:00 a suspected drunk driver charged in a deadly crash. running over of lunenburg on main street on saturday. he will be arraigned on those charges next month. >>> a man is recovering tonight after being hit by a plow during last night's storm. police say the man was walking his dog in yarmouth when he was hit. the man suffered only minor injuries and the driver is not facing charges. >>> four men break into a local home with two children inside the youngest 7 years old. worce

so earlier on, around marshfield and scituate we had the stet steddiest snowfall. so the radar looking into that particular sight and about two inches onotal snow. snow and lower totals outside of it. about an inch on the northern end of plymouth and it's the route 3 corridor that's seen the trickiest travel as long as well route 44 i should say. so as we look at rest of the night and tomorrow morning a coating to as much as 2 inches to additional snowfall the ban moves farther east towards the cape and islands during the overnight. at the other storeity cold and yes it's cold outside. not near record levels typical january stuff. 23 in boston. and burlington at 3 degrees and that's where the air is coming from down from northern new england and the northeast looks more like winter than it has recently. looking at real feel temperatures that combination of the temperature plus the wind that's been blowing outside feeling like the single digits for most towns this evening. and any time late tonight and into tomorrow morning, full winter gear. we have not what lot of

fire fighters in scituate say in a fire at this home last night. he lived there with his mother who was not home at the time. when fire fighters arrived, they said it was too dangerous for them to enter the home. there was too much clutter and burning debris inside. at the scene overnight, the chief says fire fighters have been to this home many times. >> we had past inspection at this home and problems with a lot of cut willer in the home lot of cut willer in the home. >> we have been here a dozen time trying to help this woman and her son get help to try to get it cleaned out. >> daniel: so far no word what sparked the fire. a crew heading to scituate and live update in 30 minutes and live update in 30 minutes. >>> now 4:03. developing this morning, security is being increased at local schools and the fbi is investigating a series of threats across students in the region. classes were disrupted yesterday in 15 different communities including boston, newton, westward and plymouth newton, westward and plymouth. all of the threats were hoaxes. the r

here in sich -- scituate. right now at high tide here. as you can see. you can see the ocean is absolutely boiling. still getting some high winds. even while all of this is going on, people living here, seem well prepared. >> we were very lucky and we miss and big bullet. >> reporter: brenda bullet taking a deck on her long deck. says the easterly high tide came right up. >> this is what my husband did to protect the house this year and we feel really safe because that's wood and we don't think any waves are going to get through it. >> reporter: the wiped was howling all night long. a -- the wind was howling all night long 37 blowing snow bends off of the atlanta. the 11:00 p.m. but the south shore seems to be weathering the storms. >> we remember the big storms. the blizzard of '78. and last year. all of the storms from last winter. you can't beat last winter. >> this is just a walk in the park. >> compared to last year when we were clobbered with storm after storm every sunday night. >> reporter: some storms had scattered power outages but scituate did

scituate, 11:14. looks like scituate and sandwich, north-facing and northeast-facing places will get this driven toward you. i expect minor to moderate coastal flooding in those in termsle of wind gusts, here we go. cape. yes, even the islands exceeding 50 miles an hour tomorrow night into sunday morning. and even into sunday afternoon. going to remain gusty through with the snow and with the wind, we do have some watches posted across the area. and for more on that, we will turn it over to danielle. danielle? >> danielle: thanks, chris. yes. certainly, those winds will be strong. let's start with that martha's vineyard-nantucket both under a high wind watch. this goes into effect tomorrow afternoon, stays with us through sunday morning. isolated winds, sustained winds. just 30-40 miles per hour. very strong. with gusts possible up to 60 miles per hour. tomorrow morning, also this winter storm watch goes into effect for all of the cape, the islands, and the south coast. this stays with us until sunday

frigid in scituate but bigger story is what is heading our way this weekend. good morning, everyone, it is julie grauert. >> daniel: i'm daniel miller. stormtracker weather center this us. >> jason: saturday afternoon into sunday and models exactly where that will set up and right now watching as they unfold and get new information here at about midday when those models update yet again and kevin up at five with much more and temperatures most spots and brisk, single digit wind chills still boston bedford and lawrence over to one what the feels like number is and look at the day planner today, stays taper off even more into tonight and with more sun today, it will feel a little bit nicer than what we had to deal with yesterday. so the weekend storm is on tap, saturday afternoon through sunday and watching out for the highest impact, wind, snow, inland mixing in at the cape, so we will be watching exactly where that freezing line sets up to dictate how much snow we get and where it piles up into mostly rain. i will be back more on that and, julie, what's latest

high tide from scituate to sandwich. maybe pockets of moderate coastal flooding. temperatures tomorrow mid-30s. >> and now time for 7sports with joe amorosino. live once again from denver where the a.f.c. championship game is now less than 24 hours away. the patriots with a chance to make their mark on history and advance to a record ninth super bowl appearance. tom brady getting ready to make his 10th afc championship appearance. nobody in nfl history has started or won more playoff games than tom brady. a ridiculous 22 and 8 in the postseason. of course, not everyone on this patriots' team can boast that kind of playoff resume, but brady says at this time of year anyone can become a hero, just ask malcolm butler. >> it's going to come down to how well we execute on sunday. so you may not have any experience, malcolm butler didn't have any experience in the super bowl last year, and, you know, he won the game for our team. it's really whoever is called upon has to go out and make the play at that particular moment, and if you make great plays, you got a great cha

places like scituate or if you head down into sandwich. with the ocean water getting pushed toward you, you have the best shot of some pockets of moderate coastal flooding. still a lot to consider over the weekend. you know, we are not getting off this really easy. compared to what they are going to see across the mid-atlantic, certainly, looks like we will miss the brunt of the storm. >> sarah: that winter weather causing problems in d.c. already. a tough morning for commuters in the nation's capital. jim cantore has more on the problems and what could happen in the coming days. >> reporter: well, if last night was any precursor as to what's to come, we are in big only seven-tenths of an inch of snow. look at the headache it caused in and around the district. we had accidents everywhere. 150 of them reported by the police department. with traffic pretty much locked up everywhere. even major interstates with less than an inch of snow. so many aspects of this storm. it boggles the mind. i mean, we have a major ice storm possible for charlot

along the coastline of scituate and marshfield, as well. plymouth and south of there, that's where your best chance of 6 inches plus. there. there's also the winds that get involved with an intense storm like this, 30, 40, 50mph wind gusts at the height of storm, even 60mph plus possible. that means you could have some power outages and also the possibility for some coastal flooding. a high wind warning is in police for those areas, and the coastal flooding thanks to the waves getting piled up against the shoreline, most likely from scituate southward toward cape cod. we'll talk more about that possibility and take this forecast step by step right through the storm. >> mark: for the first time in years the subway system in d.c. from 11:00 tonight through sunday, the metro will be off limits. our kylie campbell explains why the d.c. metro says it's necessary. >> reporter: we reached out to metro officials today. they told us the last time they shut down the metro was during super-storm sandy in 2012. we are at the union station metro stop wh

. >> michael: and as we take back out to live pictures here in scituate, you can see the roof collapse once again, also notice firefighters are still at the scene here. they have been monitoring this throughout the night. we have had different crews out here following this story since it broke again last night around 8:00. so as soon as more information comes out about potential cause of this fire, which is under investigation right now, we, of course, will bring that to you. live in scituate, michael henrich, fox25 news. >> sara: breaking news in pakistan this morning the taliban claimed responsibility for a deadly attack on a university overnight. gunman stormed the campus killing at least 20 people and officials believe that number will increase. they say there are more dead inside the buildings that they haven't even entered yet. pakistani army spokesperson sent out a tweet saying that four attackers have been killed and that government has regained control of the university. marine corps have suspended the seven for 12 marines missing off the coast of hawaii. the marines were on b

watch, 11:00 tomorrow morning, minor to pocket of coastal flooding, essentially from hall down to scituate, and the east facing shore lines and the northerly wind pushing water toward you. the best chance of pocket in moderate coastal flooding. you're going to have to watch flood tied tonight -- flood tide tonight, and look at difference in numbers, setting up, 22, and near 30 in boston ask above 30 down toward southeastern mass. front. if you live and north out route of 128, and temperatures holding in the lower to middle 20s, low to mid-30s along the south shore. even the cape and the island, there may be mixing at times with sleet or some rain depending on the intensity of some the waves of snow that try to work on in. it's going to be a mess down there with heavier wet snow. gusty wind tomorrow morning, otherwise, the snow is over. sunshine is breaking back out. we are above freezing. a couple of degrees tomorrow afternoon. the warmest day coming in here on tuesday upper 40s. >>> you guys need to share. all i have is crayons over here. >> markers down underneath. >> yeah. >> still ahea

flames broke out late last night scituate. home but died. boston police are searching for the man who shot two people at the mavericks t station. this is video of the aftermath. it started with a fight between two men on a blue line train. and spilled over onto the platform. the victims are recovering. emily: we are learning of major changes promised as g.e. gets ready to move into boston. doug is live in the seaport district were more than just the company will full the impact. -- feel the impact. doug: millions of dollars in changes what we are talking about to boston' s waterfront. all part of the deal to lure in g.e. that includes something that has of the north avenue bridge. general electric relocating its world headquarters from fairfield, connecticut, to the boston seaport. that deal did not come cheap. the globe reporting that includes $100 million to reopen this bridge which was closed in 2014 due to safety concerns. the state will kick in $25 million to approve pedestrian walkways, bike lanes. and city leaders publicly disclosed l

something i don't like to see, the snow sneaking back into duxbury and scituate and all night long and goes down across the cape as well and going to have to travel slowly this morning and mind the slippery roads. >> sara: julie watching commute where derailed train in haverhill already causing problems this morning. today will be another test for the mbta which as we all know struggles to keep up in winter. live at the commuter rail station in framingham where it is a bitter cold wait, michael. >> michael: rub it in, sara, rub it in. it is very cold out here on the platform, especially when the wind starts to pick up in little gusts, and there are a lot of people now gathered on this platform all hoping the same thing. hoping that the train will not be delayed for them. in fact, one person just before you started speaking, sara, not reporting on train delay and i was able to say thankfully not this one, and as julie has been reporting not the system. lots of delays through the commuter rail. this is the first frigid weather test we will call it for this winter season. of course, last

one little area of heavy snow over norwell scituate moderate to steady snow. back to the west in worcester county pourings of the eastern worcester county and into stowe being aon and concord going further to the east. one last little push of snow accumulation before most of this gets out of our way. berkshires have a couple flurries and some of those will make their way into the be dealing with more accumulation over the next hour it's getting out of here. visibility is reduced because of that heavy snow. 3/4 56 mile or less in boston at this time and the roads are snow covered national weather service updated the winter weather advisory until 10 a.m. stillless for boston been lifted for the south shore. temperatures in the 20s later today out by 8 a.m. the snow will factor into areas then the wind takes over. i will have that forecast coming up in a bit. robi. >> reporter: we have accidents north and south of the city now on this snowy monday morning commute. the latest crash is up in andover 495 southbound just before route 93. the right lane is blocked up

a scituate man was pulled from his burning home. fire broke out just before 8 last night in a house on edith holmes drive. firefighters couldn't get inside quickly because of clutter inside the home. the victim was rushed to the hospital. his condition is unknown right now. >>> a guilty verdict in the trial of a driver accused in a left two people paralyzed. nicklas pap dop louse was -- pop dop louse -- pop dop louse was sel when -- 18 when he crashed. pop dop louse will be sentenced next months. >>> melrose high school will be closed today as students mourn the death of a classmate. officials say the person hit by a commuter train monday night be a student. grief counselors will be available for students. >>> the mayor using the state of the city address to tout successes of the past year. protesters who turned out to symphony hall don't like what's happening in boston public schools. wbz political analyst jon keller breaks down the mayor's address. >> i am here to report that the city of boston is as strong as it he ever has been.

so the north to about scituate. circles around the halifax a little farther west too towards bridgewater. this is the main event from plymouth towards barnstable. you can me deeper blues and purples then it stretches out here with some flurries around harwich and brewster. we saw some great pictures come in to us today. to the early evening hours. our own heather hegedus showed us they were out there salting the streets on 128. on 128 it wasn't very much. then there was this. along route 3. it's not all bad news though. pam sent us this from the ski area look at this. that's blown snow on the slopes getting them covered soup we can get the skies on and enjoy some of this snow that's falling. expecting a couple more inches out there and that band that's set up along cape cod and the upper cape. we'll talk more about those amounts and updates on all of it including the very cold weather just ahead at 11:00 it. >> may be cold outside but the powerball game is heating up. >> the jackpot for wednesday now estimated at $4

that fire broke -- scituate. the fire broke out before 8 in a home on edith holmes drive. firefighters couldn't get inside because of clutter inside the house. the victim was rushed to the hospital and at last check in serious condition. >>> boston police are looking for the man who shot two people during an argument in a t station. terrified riders captured the chaos as it unfolded. the good news both victims are expected to recover. wbz nicole jacobs is live in east boston with the closer look at the video you first saw on 4. >> reporter: well kathryn police say the two men suffered nonlife-threatening gunshot wounds but certainly all of this happening right in the middle of the afternoon rush. >> we didn't know whether we were in the middle of a terrorist incident. scary tuesday afternoon at the maverick square t stop. >> i heard what was a shot it was a firecracker or shot. >> reporter: gunfire on the platform, martti vallila's cell phone captures the moments following the shooting. >> you can see the individual here lying on the ground. >> reporter: and it all started

like scituate. even sandwich harbor there. we will watch that for the high tides coming in at 11:00 saturday night. and 11:00 sunday morning. especially that sunday morning one. as we have had a chance to push a lot of this water toward the coastline. flooding and beach erosion. something to keep an eye on. in materials of the timing of the snow, if we get into some of the snow over the weekend, saturday afternoon, saturday night, wrapping up early sunday morning. that looks to be the time frame. >> christa: all right. if this cold weather has you dreaming of someplace tropical, you can find bar gains on airfare within the next few weeks. oil is trading below $30 a barrel, rock-bottom jet fuel prices have led ticket prices to a three-year low. with spring break coming up, book is now. get on that. trip advisory revealing the best hotels in the u.s. one here in the bay state made the top three. number three. behind a hotel in napa valley, california. and the sherry nether land hotel in new york city. the three hotels receiving

we followed the fire that developed last night scituate. at 11:00 we learned one man had died. tonight we learned that man gorman. he did not survive the fire chief tell us they have been to that home many times. firefighters say the bulleter in home. >> tonight we are getting this look inside the t stop on the blue line. fox 25 has obtained cell phone video you see it here of one of the victims on his hands and knees shortly after being shot yesterday. on the fox 25 news at 5:00 and 6:00 we told you both victims have been released from the hospital. investigators have no immediate plans to release images and a description of the maverick street station shooter. the shots were fired shortly after an argument on the train. >> it has been 10 years since the murder of a mother and baby. then took off for his native london he was captured and found guilty now serving life without the possibility of parole. prosecutors releald he led a double life and was in deep financial trouble at the time of the murders. >> clear out there tonight some new computer model information indicating m

that bar began just before 8 o'clock last night on holmes road in scituate. first told you this far on the fox25 news at 10 and during our 11 o'clock show we learned one man had died in the fire. we know that man was sean gorman who lived in the house with his mother. vipers rescued gorman from his bedroom took him to the hospital but he did not survive. gorman's mother was not home when the fire started. vipers a gorman and his mother are hoarders and they tried to help them in the past. >> vipers telus all of the clutter in the home complicated both their efforts to fight fire and the rescue attempts. station now of the hospital 25 is a this double video taken shortly after tuesday shooting. shooting happened inside the everett street station on the blue line. you can see one of the victims on his hands and knees shortly after being shot. according to police investigators have no immediate plans to release images or description of the shooter. shots were fired shortly after argument on the train. >> another cold day here typical january to stay that way to

. >> christa: also breaking overnight, closer to home, a deadly fire in scituate. the fire marshal says man died inside this house last night. officials also say the home was filled with clutter, presenting some problems for fire crews. >> sarah: thousands of students returning to class this morning after about a dozen massachusetts schools were the target of bomb threats yesterday. the f.b.i. is now investigating where those calls came from. talking has started. the broncos calling out tom brady. what they're accusing him of doing on the field. it's only a matter of time, right? can't keep their mouths zipped for too long, right? >> sarah: let's get a check of the forecast with chris lambert. we're all watching that snow. >> chris: we're watching the pats for the weekend, like t.b. 12 needs any more motivation out good morning, everyone. the wind speeds this morning, they're still active, just not morning. wind-chill factor minus 3 in worcester. 5 in boston. 10 in norwood. the winds sustained at about 15 to 20mph, occasionally seeing higher gusts closer to 30. yes

from scituate, massachusetts, welcome back mr. jay savage.cheers and applause] good to see you again, bud. >> thank you. great seeing you. >> welcome back. welcome back. >> thank you, thank you. >> a little more subdued today. >> little bit, but i've still got my lucky clothes. i'm wearing a pair of popsicle

high tide brought big waves on shore in scituate >> sit-you-utt. -- massachusetts. a coastal flood advisory was issued between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. yesterday during a two-feet storm surge. waves up to 13-feet tall crashed over the barrier minor flooding in the coastal community. residents took precautions to protect their houses boarding up windows facing the ocean. the surge was short-lived and waves settled down as the midday tide receded. myra: happening today. the democratic presidential candidates take the st together a week before the iowa caucuses. hillary clinton, martin o'malley and bernie sanders take part in a town hall at drake university in des moines, iowa. they'll answer questions individually. this is the last democratic forum before iowa's february first caucuses the first in the nation. the man accused of ambushing a philadelphia police officer in in his patrol car, "in the name of islam," is expected in court. a preliminary hearing is scheduled for edward arch he's charged with shooting officer jesse hartnett three times earlier this mon attac

emily: also new, this scituate man is being held on $1,000 bail accused of stealing mail and packages from 7 towns, including east taunton. the taunton gazette says officers spotted ryan hudson after getting two calls of a suspicious vehicle in taunton. inside his car they found a laundry bag stuff with mail along with holiday gift cards, credit and debit cards, personal checks and jewelry. erika: right now, a woman is hospitalized after being hit by a car in brighton. it happened along chestnut hill ave just before 11:00 last night. the victim was unconscious and taken to brigham and women' s hospital. aren' t clear. the driver did stay on the scene after the crash. firefighters investigating a 2-alarm fire in roxbury overnight on gaston street. boston fire says the flames this morning. all 3 people inside made it out safely. the chief estimates damage at about $400,000. the red sox working to remove graffiti from the number of an iconic member of the team. someone scrawled in black ink or s number 6 it' s not clear when this happened, but photos of the night. so far, no arrests have

around the scituate around down through brant rock into plymouth getting a pretty good downpour. a little bit of a gap. right along 495 seeing this area here, this is interesting because we get a real downburst of rain. it can drag the cold air down. you might get more mixing going on. not showing that way on radar right now. with it as well. to the west there is some snow out through the berkshires. this thing we're going to keep track of it as it goes through the day. the temperatures don't warm up much this afternoon. we'll talk more about the chill and the chance for snow tomorrow night. that in a few minute. antoinette and doug. antoinette: mike, thank you. it's a win-or-go-home playoff showdown for the new england patriots. but exactly who will be available at game time? doug: gronk still a big question mark. frank holland is here with what we know right now. frank? frank: here is what we know for sure. gronk was limited at practice on friday. he is still dealing with knee and back issues. we also know gronk and chandler jones are two of the 12 patriot players listed as que

high tide brought big waves on shore in scituate , massachusetts. a coastal flood advisory was issued between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. yesterday during a two-feet storm surge. waves up to 13-feet tall crashed over the barrier wall causing minor flooding in the coastal community. residents took precautions to protect their houses boarding up the surge was short-lived and waves settled down a tide resided. myra: happening today. the democratic presidential candidates take the stage together a week before t caucuses. hillary clinton, martin o'malley and bernie sande a town hall at drake university in des moines, iowa. they'll answer questions individually. this is the last democratic forum before iowa's first caucuses the first in the nation. geoff: also happening today. the man accused of ambushing a philadelphia police officer in his patrol car quote in the name of islam is expected in court. a preliminary hearing is scheduled for edward archer. he's charged with shooting officer jesse hartnett three times earlier this month, in an attack investigato

from scituate, massachusetts, welcome back mr. jay savage.e you again, bud. >> thank you. great seeing you. >> welcome back. welcome back. >> thank you, thank you. >> a little more subdued today. >> little bit, but i've still got my lucky clothes. i'm wearing a pair of popsicle boxer shorts to keep me cool under pressure

flames broke out on edith holmes drive in scituate late last s kelley tuthill is on the scene with what we know new information this noon. kelley: we learned the victim of the fire has been identified as a 42-year-old, sean gorman, who lived in the home behind me with his mother. you can see the conditions they were living in. debris over the yard. insight, knowledge better. she was not home -- inside, not much better. she was not home at the time. this fire is not considered suspicious at this time. flames broke out at 7:45 p.m. firefighters did not get inside because there is so much clutter. neighbors say a warning has been issued at the home for years. firefighters found him lying in his bed. they broke through a window to try to rescue him. he was pronounced dead at south shore hospital. we tried to talk to the town administrator. she would only make a brief comment on the fire, giving details and expressing sympathy s lives. erika: thank you. new at noon, an electrical short in a heating system is being blamed for this fire in east boston. it started after 9:00 this morning in an

scituate around 43. dracut at 42. concord at 42. into the worcester hills, upper 30s to the lower 40s. this might be one area where it's not quite as warm today. jaffrey 39. cape and the islands 44. mashpee at 45. thursday mostly sunny skies, a pleasant day because i think we get rid of that breeze. this time of year even a subtle breeze can add a bit of a chill. that might happen for some of you tomorrow. temps on thursday in the lower 40s with less wind. then we talk about a possible weather system on friday. i thought at one time this cool front would try to grab this moisture, this storm, from the atlantic and yank it back into new england with some significant snows but i happens. i think they go their separate ways and this cool front comes through the region on friday with clouds for sure. there may be a couple of snow flurries and nothing more hon that. sunday mostly sunny skies, upper 40s, low 50s coming back at us monday of next week. see you at 5:00. >>> looking forward to that monday of next week. joe stapleton would enj

that might lead to minor coasto flooding from boston to scituate on sunday. mix of clouds and sunshine on sunday. some asking this is the start of another blitz? no way jose. look at next week. tuesday we're going to flirt have a good night. >>> we wanted to tell you two dogs are home after disappearing from a summerville apartment. somerville animal control officer gave caesar and cleopatra back to their family. the owners say someone broke into their home, stole their two pomeranians and after two days of searching they're happy to have them back home. >> i don't know about you but i'm happy to get this game going. >> exactly. >> i'm a little nervous but confident. tre will see the whole thing live and in person. >> reporter: you guys are getting excited over 50 degrees. we got about 60 coming our way on saturday in denver. lower 40s for the game. maybe a chance of snow. we're going from to preview the afc championship game coming up congress doesn't regulate wall street... wall street regulates congress. it's a rigged economy that sends most new wealth to

through the course of the afternoon, between now and 6 from scituate to the south coast possible. again generally light and it will linger longest on the cape until mid to late morning. there are a couple flakes that may mix in. no impact and pushing off the coastline with decreasing clouds coming in. so the sun breaks out this afternoon actually turns into a nice day and there may be an isolated sprinkle or flurry heading into the ride home. tomorrow, look at the map. quiet sunshine to start our thursday and we will get an increase in clouds on thursday. and that's ahead of two different disturbances we are watching. one coming in from the great lakes and the other out over the ocean. looks like the bulk of the moisture will stay out to the sea. but what will happen for us is we get clouds and couple rain showers possible in the cape and maybe a snow shower in the afternoon on friday. it doesn't look like a big impact but we will watch that and may get a quick coating to an inch in few communities on friday afternoon. today 42. keep in mind it's 43 in boston. so we will drop a fe

the high tide today, areas we'll watch the most will be sandwich, scituate and also nantucket where we could see some of the minor to moderate coastal flooding that will be taking place. antoinette and doug. antoinette: mike, thank you. as far as the snow goes, the cape really getting the brunt of this storm but right now we want to move on and tell you about a man recovering after being hit by a smoa plow in yarmouth. doug: this video in overnight from the scene on myrtle lane. police say the victim was walking along the round around 9:00 when he was hit. he was not seriously injured but was taken to cape cod hospital to be checked out. travel this morning is still tricky as crews work to clear the roads. antoinette: what we're going to do right now is go on to cape cod. and a.j. burnett is standing by live where that area, a.j., really got the brunt of this storm as far as our local snowfall goes. a.j.: as far as the local snowfall is concern it's difficult to measure. you come out just in back of me here and you've got exposed sand on the beach here. but you go just a few feet away

. >>> an unconscious man pulled from his burning home in scituate. fire broke out before 8 last drive. firefighters couldn't get inside to the man because of clutter inside the home. hospital. he was last checked in serious condition. >>> we continue following developing news from hawaii. coast guard is suspending the search for 12 missing marines. coral christopher orhando is among those missing. it's now a recovery mission. marines why flying in two helicopters that crashed last week over 5 days searching crews recovered 4 empty life rafts and debris from the choppers but no signs of the marines. officials say the decision to suspend the search was >> i hope that the efforts the knowledge that so many were willing to put forward so much effort to try to bring the marines home will provide solace in the future. >> a memorial for the missing marines will be held in hawaii on friday. >>> right now boston police looking for the man who shot two people inside a t station. terrified riders captured thechaos as it unfolded. good news is both victims are e

flames broke out inside the house on edith holmes road in scituate. we learned the man who died in the fire shawn gorman. fire fighters rescued him from his bedroom and took him to the hospital, but he didn't survive. fox25 is told they have been to this home before and all the clutter made their rescue mission difficult. >>> a fire that killed a family's cat was not accidental. it happened tuesday night in sudbury. investigators say someone broke into the home while the family was away and set fire to a second-floor bedroom. the fire marshal says the damage is about $350,000. >>> with less than three weeks left in the new hampshire primary, a majority of granite state republicans say they still have not made up their mind who they want to be president. a new cnn poll says donald trump remains the front run we are a big lead over texas senator ted cruz. 34% of likely republican voter also support trump and 31% of likely voters say they have definitely made up their choice. >>> one day after endorsing donald trump for president, former vice presidentia

as we head toward the cave, the islands, the south coast, over toward scituate, highlighting the opportunity for significant snow. boston and the pike, we could still see several inches of snowfall. north of the pike, zero to 1 inch of total snowfall. there's going to be a sharp line. as we head through the next couple days, these might move more for south and we will also probably tighten them up. mold in massachusetts, new hampshire, vermont and maine, this is not a big event for you. the biggest totals, new york, philly, baltimore, dc, roanoke, north carolina. if any of your plans are taking you to charlotte, raleigh, dc, newark, those airports are going to have huge cancellations if not shutdowns. for us, we are watching flakes develop on saturday afternoon and evening arriving first were the south coast and the cape. most of the saturday evening and saturday night winding down on sunday morning. where watching some strong winds as the storm passes off to our south and east. gusts could be as high 65 miles power outages. those winds drop off in wind. those strong winds coming out of the