. >> more snow is falling over southeast massachusetts and that line pivoting up just enough. it's running into a wall of dry air and the strong ridge of it just can't move to the north. it's being forced to the east. that pivoting is taking place right now. we're getting some of that heavier snow moving into boston. a quarter of a mile in boston with the heavy snow falling. it seems to be cranking up here as it pivots in. you can see the spiral bands coming in here. around boston some heavy snow and off to the south. sometimes lightert, sometimes heavier but certainly getting pummeled from boston southeast. so we'll upgreat bost -- upgrade boston. it looks like it drops off. just a dusting. no snow at fitchburg and then probably more than 3, 4, 5 inches in boston and then 6 to 8 inches as you get further down through plymouth, bris toll county and 8 to 12 in southeastern massachusetts, we've had reports, bemmingham, 3.5. arling tong about 6/10 and so farther but it will be building up in those locations. we still have strong wind gusts. 50 miles an hour at nantucket. we've ha

looks like it would be rain southeast massachusetts, a toss up in boston, rain or snow, and northwest of boston, 1-2 inches of wet snow, and very cold and very windy on wednesday. and much less wind on thursday, and we might be having some sort of stormy weather this coming weekend. who knows? maybe it could be snowing for the pats game on saturday afternoon. but that's not etched stone. have a good week. back to you, katy. >>> coming up next in sport, more on the pats/chiefs matchup coming up next saturday. >> celtics are down two in a row, hoping to prevent three you. >>> maybe the pats follow suit, that's what you want to see, the chiefs saturday, in an afc divisional match up. so expect them to be on the field, fired up and ready to take on a good kc team. when you think of the matchup, heart not to think the pounding put on the champ a season ago. brady had two bad picks. they used the game as a rallying point, and captured that fourth super bowl crown. the coach says he will be looking at tape from last year. >> i think you look, there's definitely things we can take from it, yo

so an early estimate here i think mainly rainfall anywhere near the coastline southeast massachusetts and maybe a mix of rain and wet snow. a wet snow that would have a tough time accumulating because the air temps are so marginal and it's so wet it will melt. best chance of pure snow well to the north. pertaining to the patriots upper 30s at kick off. storm is gone and drying out and gusty and cold heading through the the game itself. into the low 30s and the wind so i think we might get lucky enough before it is gone by tailgate time heading out there around noon in foxboro. here's accu-weather 7-day. another storm system monday night and we have a school yard shout out today and it's a barry burbank school visit tracy elementary school in lynn. 200 second and third graders here. love the school motto. do something nice for somebody else just because you can. good advice for all of us. >> excellent. good role models. >> absolutely. >> >>> well from good role models to this woman. people in california fuming over a stolen package. surveillance cameras capturing the woman prancing awa

even lower 40s southeast massachusetts. so it will warm up sufficiently. when this clipper system here moves in, and starts to get energized later in the day, it looks like it's going to come down in the form of rain closer to the coast going through latertomorrow afternoon. watch tomorrow morning we have some cloudiness that increases during the morning and thickens in the afternoon and a couplerain showers may break afternoon and beyond. this will head eastward as a little package of energy comes along and intensifies the precipitation. looks like we will be borderline in eastern massachusetts. mostly rain and a rain snow line to the west. then it will trigger a change eastern massachusetts and then morning. how much do you think we will get out of this? looks like a coating up to a portion here. there could be a couple spots which may have a little more than two inches tomorrow night and just a few wet flakes down over the cape as this whole thing ends on wednesday morning. then we have another storm this weekend that we will be watching. because of cou

southeast massachusetts, it feels like the sipple numbers in the teens. even if we didn't have the wind it's a cold winter take. we should be in the middle 30s, bedford 22. fitchbug at 23. we do get rid of the winds slowly and the through the day tomorrow. huge storm up in eastern canada and on the backside of the storm, too far away to bother us with any precipitation but close enough to generate the wind. now we will focus our attention to the west coast of the united states where this will be the potential storm for the eastern seaboard. to the west coast. the track is not locked in but the poe there for a we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. >> jadiann: we're going back out to the breaks news. we have for you at the top of the hour. two people shot in east boston. >> ryan: byron barnett is live there and a scary scene playing out. there i can imagine a lot of investigators are on the scene. >> reporter: yes, they are right now. we're going to get someone who is going to talk to us but it took operations here in the maverick t. statio

we are looking at mainly rain along the water here and southeast massachusetts and a rain to wet snow across the interior and the main snow line is about from concord northward with the particular event. where we see some of the wet snow it's coating to a/y inch basically right around 128 and into essex county and sea coast and working towards worcester. worcester north and west at chance to have one to three inches of of wet snowfall and bigger totals from concord northward and we will track the winds eastern right now. but tomorrow morning, start to get strong gusts out of the northeast. the south shore cape and island and the peak gusts maybe a couple up to 50 most are 35 to 45 and should not cause damage and a breezy afternoon. but the winds not a big part of the storm and no coastal flooding. so most of the travel impact is focused on the morning. by noon, starting to go down and certainly no issues as we head through the afternoon. how about the patriots. if you are out there early we have heavy rainfall through the morning. and ends around noon or 1 p.m. and at 2 we are looking

all said and done, i pushed this southeast massachusetts. one to two possibly even local amounts up to three inches of snow fall. more details to come. fired up after that 27-20 win over the chiefs. one game away from another stip to trip sto the super bowl. let's kick off our team coverage. >>> thanks guys, the patriot's looking like that offensive juggernaut that started the season. as much as i did. i know the offense i stayed and the coaches kept me in and mentally i think he has worked his tail off. he has been one of the hardest workers i have played with. one of the most determined young men that has been on this team. >>> he looked like his normal self. >>> i've been through some injuries and it is just not easy to come back right in mid season and have a performance like that. you have to give him credit for the hard work and dedication to be ready help out the team. . >>> it is pretty cool. it is hard to do. you have to grind throughout the entire year. weekend. hard earned and you face a lot of teams and yeah, see what happens nex

is here now with the track and the timing. know, it is a storm that is forming off the southeast coast. massachusetts and we can tomorrow morning there could be a little next precipitation on the cape also notice around coastal new hampshire coast of maine possibly working down 30 eastern massachusetts, possible it is possible some areas could wind up with a coating to 1-2 more coming up in a little while. ed: two men found bleeding on a brookline street are now charged with a brutal home invasion. 18-year-old khari wilcox was arraigned his hospital bed and held on 750,000 bail. co defendant antonio brown junior of boston is not yet well enough to face a judge. both charged in an attack and attempted robbery at 198 st paul street yesterday which left a resident with 5 gunshot wounds. heather: commitment 2016 coverage now, the final republican debate before the iowa caucuses is now just hours away, as the candidates will be that includes a group that' s usually left out in iowa, newscenter five' s phil lipoff is live in des moines right now to explain. reporter: in iowa. that hasn' t happened during t

the steadiest will be across southeast massachusetts, dukes county and nantucket with lighter snow around the city of boston. it will wind down around the metro. might take a little lock longer may not taper off until 4:00 or 5:00, but after 7:00 we are quiet. so the snowfall forecast, again it's a challenge south of town. i think boston, i would focus on the three more than the one. >> we will say 1-2, south of town 3-6 inches. leaning on the higher end of these numbers. pembroke and preliminary -- plymouth plymouth. >> and traveling is good through the first part of the afternoon. so if you have date night north of town keep it intact. city of boston, fair conditions. allow extroo time. conditions. chris lambert picks it up from here >> we've been talking about what to expect snow wise and in fact, when you look down into pennsylvania, there is over 100 miles stretch of 0 snow to about 30 inches to the south. so it's very sharp. they are dealing with the mid atlantic to the southern show line to delaware and maryland and even parts of virginia. moderate thome o major coastal flooding. w

you're looking for warmth you're going to find the warmest temperature readings here in southeast central massachusetts. new bedford, 42 in bridgewater. 40 in braintree and then quite a bit cooler especially merrimack valley. where i have this colder, a little bit track. billerica at 5, lowell at 35, me that wan, 34 today. he is sex, 36. warms up closer to the coastline and those travelling into bon of. 39 in quincy. and 40s from dedham over to braintree. worcester going to warm up to 37. most cloudy skies staying planted in place. fitchburg 37. portsmouth new hampshire 45. upper 40s across the islands today. with a mix of sun and clouds. problem is tonight, check out these temperatures. even though we're in the upper 40s in southeastern mass. a lot of temperatures around 31 in framing haly or 29 in fitchburg, 28 in keen. it's going to be cold enough, initially as the rain moves in, to support a little bit of freezing rain. we do warm up because worcester works your way up to 37 for the high here tomorrow and 39 in nashua. obviously, it's going to be warm enough to see that change over to rain. i expec

southeast asia and the pacific island. now the type of mosquito that carried zika is not common in massachusetts. with that said, the boston public health commission is advising pregnant women not to travel to countries where the zika outbreak is present

clipping extreme southeast portions of massachusetts. but it's moving away, lifting out. but they're lifting out after dumping 33 inches of snow in morris plains, new jersey. roselle park, 27 inches. howell, 26.5. in the city, jfk beat central park with 30.1 inches. bronx zoo, 27.6. there's that number two in the record books, just shy of beating it all time. 26.8 in central park. a quick look in new jersey. newark was a record 28. raphael miranda here to talk about one lasts a peck of the storm impacting the area. >> one lingering problem. the coastal flooding concern, especially down the jersey shore. here's a look at what's ahead. the sun will return. winds are diminishing. the only real threat today, coastal flooding, especially down the jersey shore. also for nassau and suffolk counties. want to look at the satellite and radar picture. snow pulling away. high tide once again 7:00 to 9:00 this morning. coming up on that now. to be as bad as it was last night, but minor to moderate tidal flooding expected throughout this morning. still more beach erosion possible. we h

massachusetts and the cape, a lot of wind to go with it. potential winds 30-50 miles an hour with gusts from the east southeast on the coast becoming more southerly ahead of the approaching cold front. a high wind watch up not a warning but potential for winds 50-60 miles an hour on the coastal plain of southeastern massachusetts and a flood watch for parts of central new hampshire into western maine but no flood watches here. although flooding in poor drainage locations as the rain comes down hard later tomorrow morning. look at the highs tomorrow, january 10 should be in the middle 50s the record high 56 setback in 2000, very close to that. forecast right now 54-55, was to record 53 setback in 1939, very close to that record as this form will be shoved out to see as cold air within monday and we have this alberta clipper coming down usually they are starved for moisture this will go over the great lakes depending on how much energy -- energy the system will have maybe a coating may be an inch or snow -- of snow it will take off as it moves away late tuesday into wednesday. my seven day forecast after a warm wind swept windy colder monday with s

right now much of the state's southeast is digging out after a major winter storm. and despite much of massachusetts missing the brunt of it, the storm still dumped more than a dozen inches along cape cod. in west harwich and east falmouth, the snow jackpots with more than fifteen inches, driveways, cars, trees still caked in snow this morning. but after last winter, many who spoke to newscenter 5 say they were more prepared for this winter. randy: in the mid atlantic states there's a huge clean-up on the way which went on throughout the night. the federal government will stay closed in washington d.c. congress postponing votes this week and this morning many rail lines are trying to get back on track. subway service in washington will be free today. amtrak is running a limited number of trains on its routes in the northeast corridor. erika: right now students are ready to protest what they call racial intolerance at an elite boston school. the eyeopener's kelley tuthill is at boston latin where frustration is turning into solidarity. kelley? citywide today. students here at boston latin are urging

here in red around the coast southeastern massachusetts 45 to 60-mile-per-hour gusts out a of the south, southeast. see the winds coming up off nantucket sound. gusty inland a little bit lower in terms of our peak wind amounts. looking towards temperatures and record highs very possible. we will be in the 50s in records for the date. sad to say the warm air will go up to the border with canada and that means that for skiing no problems. by sunday, that rain will move northward and temperatures will spike into the lower 40s. then when we watch for next week, we have an alberta that phrase. a disturbance diving down across the great lakes and the energy will move towards the coast on wednesday. wednesday. right now it looks like this may develop a little bit too for significant snow here. the bigger snow is in maine but either way we will see some snowfall in the region. that's the next system to watch heading into next week. here's full accu-weather 7-day. colder air blows in on monday and we will see highs staying close to the freeze mark. moderation on tuesday. and that chance for snow on wednesd

rainfall and strong winds and gusts out of the south southeast at sunday at 40 to 60 miles per hour strongest in the southeastern part of massachusetts and record warmth mid-50s and we have a good shot of doing just that. here's the overall setup storm system moving up through the great lakes right now. from the north. big area of canadian high pressure funneling in the colder temperatures and we felt that today clouds and gloomy and a tough day to just stay awake at times. and i had a couple cups of coffee and at 40 in boston and norwood and worcester at 32. watching the temperatures closely tonight. i think we will stay above freezing all along the coastline and all of southeastern massachusetts but here across parts of worcester county even into middlesex and southern new hampshire close to the freeing mark and with that drizzle moving in off the ocean and some of that could freeze on contact. it's. >> the big type of system but these are the one that sneak up on everybody and create icy streets and so an abundance of caution tonight and the first half of the day tomorrow war few snowflakes might mix in acumulation limited there.

then the purple here in connecticut and rhode island southeast mass the winter weather voice are we lighter as of snow and you come up into massachusetts, boston, worcester pits feel, springfield nada, nothing, zip. because there will be very little snow from the event as you work up through north of the mass pike. now the blizzard warning does not say that there is an i mention apt of snow on the way like dc is receiving. but what is the concern is that on the island martha's vineyard tomorrow from 1:00 p.m. until 1:00 a.m. sun monk vice could be rye duesed to i aquarter mile or lower for three executive hours because of wind and falling snow snow. so we do know it's looking like a 12 hour storm and again there may be patchy, light snow that linkers after any night tomorrow night. bri was pointing that out on some of the newer model we looked at. she said don't write that off just yet. so again the bankruptcy of the storm 12:00 p.m. until 12:00 a.m. tomorrow night with light snow around metro boston, as the cape and islands and also strong wind could lead to minor coval flooding. 11:00 p.m. high tide tomorrow fight and 11:00 p.m. high

southeast asia, africa and the pacific island. we have to note the type of mosquito that carries zika is not common here in massachusetts. the boston public health commission is advising pregnant women not to travel the country -- to countries where the zika outbreak is present. because zika is believed to be responsible for 4,000 cases with babies being born with micro cephaly, a birth defect brain. >> we don't expect a major outbreak in the united states despite the fact there are considerable problems in south america. health official mixing caution with a dose of perspective. symptoms of zika generally include some combination of fever, muscleaches, conjunctivitis and rash. a large percentage don't show symptoms at all. infection most commonly occurs through the bite of an infected mosquitoes, but health officials understanding of that is evolving. two cases have been linked to sexual transmission. back here to the boston case, that man is expected to make a full recovery. and ahead in the next hour, you will hear more about the impact of zika and the chance it is has to spread more widely throughout the united state

main computer model coast on saturday and then making a southeast pass bringing heavy snow potentially some heavy rain in southeastern massachusetts. that gfs is a brand-new model that came on in showing same thing consistency run after run models that agree alike to see that as a forecaster going to give us a 60 percent chance of getting hit with a pretty storm on saturday into sunday but timing is a little later than it was over the last 24 hours firmly starting saturday morning rather than friday night early or late night early morning hours of saturday but of course information keeps trickling and i'll keep updating the situation and a call to just pick. >> boston mayor marty walsh saying giving them bad flashbacks to last winter. he said the city will be better prepared to matter what comes our way this weekend. he's hoping it's not much. quickly. i'm hoping that we have a break we'll see what happens. mlk breakfast in boston. a reminder boston mayor marty walsh state of the city addresses tomorrow night you can watch it right here live as it is about 25 begins at seven 30 p.m. >> first the overnight effort by the mbta to mak

southeast asia and the pacific island. now the type of mosquito that carried zika is not common in massachusetts. with that said, the boston public health commission is advising pregnant women not to travel to countries where the zika outbreak is present because zika is believed to be responsible for 4,000 cases in with microcephaly, a birth defect causing an abnormally small skull and brain. >> we don't expect a major, major outbreak in the united states despite the fact there are considerable problems in south america. >> reporter: symptoms of zika generally include some combination of fever, muscle aches, conjunctivitis and rash. a large percentage of people do not show symptoms actually. the infection most commonly occurs through the bite of an infected mosquitoes, but health official's understanding of that is evolving because two cases have reportedly been linked to sexual transmission. back to this massachusetts case back to this massachusetts case, the boston public health commission says the patient is expected to make a full recovery, and ahead in 30 minutes, a boston you-based infectio

southeast. that will continue to warm us up. into the upper 30's. massachusetts. now, the radar satellite composite showing a few flurries across the cape and southern new hampshire down into connecticut. the atmosphere is really dry. not all of this quite reaching the ground yet. this suffer the back through pennsylvania and into the ohio ground. we have had some heavy snow showers and snow squalls in that area. and that is the moisture that's going to be pressing in here late today and into this evening hours. by 6:00, look at the number in boston. 37 degrees. we are 31 in worcester. initially, even a little built of this may become rain here. from providence up the 95 stretch into boston. i don't think the rain lasts that long. once you get a heavy burst of precipitation, you drag some of the cold air down to the surface. that is just above the surface. we change over to snow. likely getting a burst of snow even in the city of boston by 7:00 or 8:00 p.m. we will have snow for a couple of hours out through worcester county through the evening commute. your best

atlantic bysaturday morning...then off the southeast coast police say a man wanted here in the commonwealth shot himself during a police investigation in massachusetts. dana williams.. wanted for killing a 68-year-old man, and kidnapping the man's wife from their home in amelia county last week. police say williams was the couple's ex-son-in-law. state police team surrounded williams shot himself in the head. he was treated on scene hospital where he currently is officals in virginia still have an open investigation into the whereabouts of the victim's wife. also no word on what charges the suspect will face in either state. new developments this morning in the criminal case against accused south carolina church shooter dylann roof.a state court will draw from a pool of 6-hundred potential jurors. that trial is set to begin in june.roof faces nine counts of murder.prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty. they say roof killed nine and wounded three others last year at a church in charleston. roof also faces 33 federal charges, including hate crimes. the widow of an illinois police officer who killed himself has been indicted. melodie gliniew

these areas in red here, far eastern massachusetts, especially toward the cape, 40 to 60-mile per hour gusts possible out of the south, southeast, and still strong gusts inland as well. something to watch a very afternoon. and the other thing to note, look at the highs, right next to record levels. a really good shot at tieing them and that warm air goes northbound and it will be raining all the way up into canada on sunday. skiing and snow boarding. saturday is your pick of this weekend. here's your full accuweather seven-day. monday, we cool back down into the low 30s. tuesday, a transition day and wednesday, data watch for a chance of snow showers. david and lisa, a storm nearby. something we are keeping an eye on. >> we'll keep it out there. you always say that. adventure? >> a tricky balancing act for jeb bush, mitt romney cutting through the campaign spin. >> it's part of the look at the stories you may have missed this week. >> poor jeb bush, he is asked about donald trump and this week, the tight rope he walks on that topic was clear. one day praising trump. talent. i mean, he is very entertaining and smart as a whip. >

southeastern portions of massachusetts where they could see well over four, five, six, even seven inches of snow. best bet of a very light accumulation, manchester south and southeast later tomorrow afternoon into early tomorrow evening. later tomorrow night the skies will clear, a breeze will kick up at times and temperatures remain seasonably chilly. two feet plus, in and around portions of virginia, west virginia, maryland and southern parts of central pennsylvania. to the north the numbers will decrease, but still a hefty snowfall in portions of southern new york and southern parts of connecticut. once you get into new england not a whole lot of snow in northern new england, but to the south two to four, northern parts of massachusetts cannot be ruled out. and as we just get brushed with that northern edge later tomorrow and tomorrow night, especially manchester south and inch of snow. then it dries out everywhere later tomorrow night. as for highs tomorrow, lining up into the 20's, a great day to hit the slopes, a little breezy, mostly sunny, very cold to start, but very pleasantly cool to finish. what about for the big pats game against the broncos on sunday?

southeast mass too warm for that. regular drizzle. and a scum couple snowflakes will mix in heading into friday night and saturday especially around northern massachusetts and southern new hampshire. all told you are not going -- tolled you are not going to notice a lot except cloudy and a little icy glaze. heading towards sunday big change. a larger he storm system and -- larger storm system and arm of sweep through. of rain. wouldn't be surprised to see light nipping and hear thunder and there could be spots of street flooding on sunday in it subsides as soon as the rain moves out. gusty south south eastern wind. no ice or snow involved in the forecast and records to beat. wore store's is 53 -- worcester's is 5#. we will be in the ball -- 53. we will be in the ball park. temperatures will fall through the day on monday. the next chance for snowflakes is wednesday. we will keep an eye on that. >> thanks. >>> it cost a lot to live here but we are getting the education we pay for. education week is out with the quality counts report and parents the report puts massachusetts at number 1 our kids getting the best education in the country. the report ranks

southeast at nine miles per hour. low temperatures tonight about the 20s to low and mid-30s across southeastern massachusetts. not going down from where they are right now when shifts around to the southwest expectation anyway tonight and then tomorrow. the area all night long through your morning so when you wake up you mostly sunny skies. the cold front that has some showers along the rain showers staying mostly to our north and offshore to ourselves. kind of splitting the operates on that. high temperatures tomorrow afternoon to the north shore and beyond all 47 and over 45 danvers both of 47 in essex at 46 degrees. mediate boston area expect temp just to be in the mid orders here as well upper 40s in some cases quincy your 47 braintree 48 watertown 46 and little cooler back here and was the county lord is gardner 41 worcester 42 in bellingham up to 46 degrees tomorrow afternoon. a lot of melting going on. is a wider view of that front last night if you are watching their a couple of showers we thought would come through. still the risk of one or two to make it in here but host of them are going to go to t

you. 17 after 5:00 on this monday morning. southeast is still digging out cindy, still a lot of shoveling to do on cape cod. cindy: despite much of massachusetts missing the brunt of it, the storm still dumped more than a foot on parts of the cape. in west harwich and east falmouth, the snow jackpots with more than fifteen inches, driveways, cars, trees still caked in snow this morning. the season's first big winter storm, an unwelcome reminder of last winter. >> here we go again. same thing as last year. >> oh, no, another winter. i can't stand it anymore. cindy: many who spoke to newscenter 5 say there is a silver lining from last year. they were more prepared for this winter. randy: we work od the back cindy: that's the bright side. randy: take a look at this-- a miraculous survival after a terrifying fall. as you watch this, we can tell you that skier is okay. she fell 1,000 feet down a mountain in alaska. she tumbles out of control, nearly missing the jagged rocks. but look here. she sits up in the snow, breathes a sigh of relief. >> i'm okay. i'm okay. randy: she came away with only two injured fingers. incredible. erika: it sure is. you

southeast. and this is sunday morning through sunday evening and along the coast line, back massachusetts. tomorrow. your hour-by-hour forecast, we'll start you off this morning to show you that we don't expect any heavy rain. pretty descent travel conditions, other than the pesky drizzle that will stick around this afternoon. not a bright sunny day like we hope. it is what it is. overnight, the temperatures staying above freezing and allowing for the rain to push in by 8 a.m. the showers spread across by noon and dealing with a potential for an isolated thunderstorm. giving us that rumble of thunder. maybe a flash of lightning. we don't expect any severe storms; however, the storms could produce heavy rainfall and that combined with the high wind gusts, we could be talking about some power outages and downed trees. we'll keep you updated throughout the situation. monday morning, all of the rain moves out and we get colder and gusty. a high of 33 degrees with sunshine at least. 42 on tuesday and next chance of snow, a small chance on wednesday with the high of 30. kerry. >> all right, pamela. thank

and south eastern massachusetts by tomorrow morning the front is pushing off the coast lingering shower during the pre- dawn on nantucket and clearing from northwest to southeast tomorrow, the sun breaks out we'll be in the low 40s and then on thursday going to be a storm coming out of eastern canada with snow showers moisture out over the ocean is what we looked at yesterday for the time frame of friday morning looks like these disturbances will stay separate but we may get snow showers and flurries that come over head thursday night into friday. doesn't look significant at this point but something we'll watch closely. so closer today hour by hour an isolated shower and clouds of sunshine and then after the towards the tail end, showers back towards the cape and a period of light rain that will push off the coastline until midnight. want to show you the forecast wind gusts notice it ramps up may see gusts between 30 and 40 miles per hour through the afternoon so that will make it feel a little bit cooler that wind will still be gusting through the evening and over night tonight as well. but that wind does drag in the warmer air so look at the highs topping ou

massachusetts. this man contracted the virus as many people have in places where we know mosquitoes are carrying that virus in places in south america africa southeast asia and pacific islands. they are not saying where he traveled but they are saying like most adults who contract the virus he is going to be fine showing minor systems. it's pregnant women doctors worry about that can pass a disease onto their children giving them a life of complications. boston public health officials don't think there's any risk this will spread in massachusetts. live in boston, susie steimle wbz this morning. >> thank you. >>> donald trump skipped last night's republican debate, the last one before the iowa caucus moderators that left ted cruz and microrubio as top tier candidates. -- marco rubio as top tier candidates. >>> the fb si. releasing unhe had sit -- fb si. is releasing unedited video of -- the fbi is releasing unedited video of the shooting of a okay pyrech the group spokesman gout out and put his hands up and made a move for his waistband and police shot him. the fbi says it wants people to have an honest unfiltered view of what happened. >>> we have l