the split to route 24. shiri? >> shiri: anyone heading out right now to head into work, i got 34 out there, 35 at 10:00 a.m., and 11:00 this morning, 37 , all sunshine today week and time out the ice, snow, rain, next. >> daniel: a lot more coming your way. interview with 106-year-old woman that's going to be all >> julie: >> daniel: former face of his prison sentence reduced. child exploitation and distributing child pornography. fogle claim he had a deal with maximum of 12 years behind bars and judge in his case gave him longer sentence. >> julie: for months they have been worried about zica virus on pretty women and health official say zica may be causing rise in another deadly disease. the washington post says parts of columbia and colombia seeing spike of gin bar syndrome and the body attacks itself and results in death or paralysis. >> julie: people turning the bottled water after toxic chemicals came frost plant in petersburg and level are dangerously high and people in town allowed 2 gallons of wate

, dried and split in half. once this comes to a boil, we'll turn it down so it can simmer 'til everything is tender. you know, the nice thing about this is we can customize it by using short ribs or flank steak instead of stew meat, or replacing the chicken broth with beef broth. no matter which way you go, when you dish this up and top it with some crispy- crunchy croutons get ready for comfort at its best. i do hope you'll go online and get the recipe for both our easy, "beefed-up split pea soup," and some of the best croutons you've ever had. it's so warm and satisfying, there's a pretty good chance it's going to become a year-round favorite. i'm howard in the mr. food test kitchen, where today we found a "comforting way" for you to say . "ooh it's so good!!" " lukas: if you would like a copy of that recipe you can send us a self addressed stamped envelope here to a-b-c 9 news. if you would like a copy of that recipe you can send us a self addressed stamped envelope here to a-b-c 9 news. our address is 625 d

split to route 24. gene and sara, back to you. >> sara: developing right now we have just learned there's been arrest in murder of 16-year-old boy in boston. the district attorney's office just giving us update moments ago and catherine parrotta live on columbia road in dorchester where that boy was found dead. the suspect is also just 16 years old. to note the scene was not arrested in connection with the case and most 16-year-olds were charged with murder as an adult they do need to wait and work on a couple of details before they are able to release this person's event and in the releasing identity of the victim who was stabbed and intersection we just pointed out and police thought he had been shot and later realized injury was stab wound, teen was taken to boston medical center but did not survive. police have not identified him by name. police checked businesses nearby for surveillance video and they are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding this and d.a.'s office just about past

uh, i'm going to make a split with you. a split? yeah. i'll take the car and give back your money. what?! what?! plus 50 bucks on top, just for your trouble. $50? okay-- 75. is it a deal? is it a deal? it is not a deal! chrissy... to take back his car! it is not a deal! boy, chrissy, you are tough. okay, $100-- but that's my final offer. both: we'll take it! we won't take it. ( seething ) could i see you two in the kitchen, please? certainly, certainly. would you excuse us for a minute, mr. roper? don't leave. here. read something. are you nuts?! chrissy, it's the answer to our prayers. that is not true. nobody prayed. okay, chrissy, okay. we'll start now, okay? please make chrissy change her mind. or better yet, give her one. look, it is not honest to sell him back his car without first telling him what's wrong with it. you don't think he knows? do you think mr. roper would have sold us his car well, even so, we got to be honest with him or it's no deal. mr. roper... yes? before we let you buy your car back you ought to know there are a lot of things wrong with it. really? like wh

i split with the money, but they split sam. [ laughs ] from what i saw on tv this morning, he ain't off that detail yet. baby, you got to stop that talk 'cause that's when we got real close. you know, the next day i went to see him in the infirmary, and i took him back every penny. you know what he called me after that? honest james. you know what i'd call him? jesse james. honey, that man is using religion like a hustle. oh, now, get off of sam's case. that's my good buddy. i want you to stop talking like that, especially when he comes around to call on me. ha! that'll be the day. [ knock on door ] you laugh if you want to, but just suppose -- just suppose now that was sam right outside the door. if that's sam outside this door, i'll shine your shoes in marshall field's window. good morning, sister. smilin' sam! [ laughs ] [ laughs ] hey. we don't roar we don't fight but we're gonna score tonight watch those tomcats go rolling along meow! meow! hot dog. last time i saw you, man, you was decked out in guardhouse green. and, lord, look at you now. oh, don't let these rocks and rags fool

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and split in half. when this comes to a boil, we will turn it down and let it simmer until it is tender. the nice thing about thth, we can customize it by using replacing chicken broth with beef broth -- no matter which way you go, when you dish this comfort at its best. i do hope you will go online and get the recipe for our easy split pea soup and some of the had. it is so warm and satisfying, there is a pretty good chance round favorite. i'm howard in the mr. food test kitchen where today we found there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every citizen. where a good job is not a wish, but a reality. where women receive equal pay and a living wage is paid to all. an america where after a lifetime of labor, there is time for rest and grandchildren. a

braintree split to columbia road. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now and, shiri, i like the facebook post where you had -- using new emojis and frowny and smiley face ahead. >> >> shiri: tell us what you think about the cooler, normal weather where we actually have to 40 tomorrow, mid to upper 50s by next monday, so not 33 right now in boston, few early morning clouds and it is breezy, 22 miles per hour winds, sustained right now stronger gusts into the 30s. it is making it feel like it is only 21. warn you now, it is going to be breezy all day which means you're going to face the wind chills in the 20s from start to finish, and probably wind chills in the 20s or teens if this is how today's kind of warm-up, if you will, goes. kind of warm-up because only 35 trees by 10:00 a.m., by noon time 36 and we get up to whopping 37 by 2:00 p.m. and then temperatures start to slide and back below freezing by 6:00 this evening. at least the skies are going to be mostly sunny and mostly clear overnight. we did have weak lit

could a split like this happen? >> well, maureen, splitting up with cms has been tried before but it failed. but those mayors say since this is a new day maybe it could work this time around. but first school board member tate is telling those mayors to hold-up. >> you know we were -- >> member reverend tom tate is praying peace will come. parents are fearful cms will bus students across town and could yank students out of their tate says those parents are overreacting. >> i think they are. but i understand why they are because i do not think the board of education and me we have not been clear enough about what we mean by what we have put out there. >> tate says busing kids across town probably will not happen and keeping neighborhood schools intact will probably remain. but tate believes it's just too early to take things off the table. if we start now saying we will not use busing or we'll do proximity the way we have done it or home schools, then we are already tying our hands. >> matthews mayor taylor wants cms

when they split up their > more questions are being asked... surrounding the challenges of reorganizing the clark county school district. ((brian loftus)) as sharie johnson reports... educators hope certain factors will remain at the forefront of this issue. ((sharie johnson)) state lawmakers and local educators are mapping out a plan to reorganize ccsd. and nevada state college education dean, dennis potthoff... says everything must be considered. ((dennis potthoff, dean, school of education, nsc classes can be too small, they can be too big too and so where's that sweet spot in terms of class size, well then apply that to a school, what's the ideal size for a school, what's the ideal size for a district )) ((sharie johnson)) and there is a key piece of the puzzle potthoff hopes to see. ((dennis potthoff, dean, school of education, nsc one of the goals is try to do everything you can to try go give everybody a voice )) ((sharie johnson)) jordan public school administrators near salt lake city say not everyone had a voice in 2008 only the resid

the university of hong kong eventually split from the federation following a vote in february.here were also rumors that ti had left hong kong. we were unable to contact him before we arrived. meanwhile, another man from hong kong has been actively working with the goal of making china a democracy. l leicheukian went to beijing to join the students and their protest 26 years ago. >> la teesha ying is on the other side of the fence. she led an anti-umbrella revolution protest immediately after the streets were occupied. she says some 10,000 people joined her. >> everyone has their reasons for being for or against the pro-democracy movement. financial factors play a key part. when hong kong was returned to chinese rule, its gdp comprised 18% of china's total. but now it stands at less than 3%. hong kong's economic dependence on the main land increases every year. >> this footage shows student joshua wong returning to the protest after being questioned by the police. wong is the leader of scholarism, a pro-democracy group consisting mostly of teenagers. >> over six months on from

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 avoid capture. the hearing is scheduled for wednesday. >>> a wrentham man saved by a nun is recovering in the hospital this morning. a tree fell on the 74-year-old man while out in the woods behind his home saturday. a nun from mount st. mary's abby heard his cries for help and called 911. the man's legs were pinned under the tree for two hours before help arrived. he is now listed in good condition. >

union street to the split crawls and 128 southbound sluggish from route 28 to the split. from the north a crash in redding. left lane blocked. heavy and slow from wellton to the the leverett ramp let's go to a update in saugus one car is cleared and route 1 northbound is still only one lane getting by there. that's about a half mile backup chris. >> thanks very much. appreciate it. >>> it's about 6:20. today the mbta will consider a plan backed by the governor to privatize certain departments of the t. the globe reports it's one issue on the agenda fortifies cal control board meet -- for the fiscal control board meeting. under the plan it would outsource about 250 fair collection jobsch t says that >>> the t is going high tech. you might be happy to hear about this. the mbta is hired an m.i.t. grad as the chief technology officer. the job description is pretty far-reaching from coming up with an effective and cashless way to collect fares to ads to letriders know how to get to the nearest bus stop and whether it's on time. >>> 6:21. the officer nearly killed in the shoot

right at the braintree split. it will cause some issues on the commute if it is not cleared within the next 15 minutes. otherwise, 93 south, route 1 moving along fine north of town. live look at route 1 in saugus where volume still reasonable at 6:00 in the morning. here are your live drive times. tobin. leverett connector. 22 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. geechb and sara, back to you -- gene and sara, back to you. >> sara: new england is the epicenter for presidential politics with the democrats and republicans crisscross new primary win. gene is anchoring our coverage from our headquarters in manchester. good morning, gene. >> gene: all eyes on here in the state of new hampshire as tuesday's primary gets ever so closer. up to date on the headlines. for the republicans iowa caucus winner ted cruz will start meet he has a long day. won't be wrapping up until 9:00 with his final event. john kasich. chris christie in lebanon new hampshire 37 hampshire 37. marco rubio, the fir

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 crying and i was scared. shaking. >> there were at least 26 reports of tornadoes touching yesterday. and the danger is not over yet a tornado watch is in effect for parts of florida georgia this morning. >>> and new this morning cbs news is projecting donald trump caucuses.

the new group is made up of gang members who split from the gang last august. and that's got police worried about rising gang violence. the national agency said on thursday the yamaguchi gumi is still the biggest gang with more than 14,000 members. but with 6,000 more members, the new group is now the third largest. this is not actually the first time the yamaguchi gumi experienced the spread, and the spread had always been followed by the fierce battle. and this is one of the places the top yamaguchi member was shot to death. and what people worry about now is whether or not there's going to be another fierce battle. this is a lawyer for the yamaguchi gumi. he's been working for the organization for 40 years and is the only person who can contact both sides. he says the split was over money. >> translator: this is a tough time for them as their revenue sources have shrunk dramatically. it's because of tougher laws that prevents them from doing business. they are pressuring members for regular membership fees. some did not want to pay, and that's why there was

it's definitely a different vibe from the seaside city of split. and that contrast made zagreb a good ending point on our trip. all of our adventures have been thrilling so far. so what do you say we try something a little more traditional. let's learn a few croatian tunes. bruno had to leave us in split but a trio of local musicians awaited us inside, ready to teach andrea and i about tamburitza. tamburitza refers to the family of instruments that when played together make up traditional croatian folk music. they're all string instruments. for example, one similar to a guitar, another to a ukulele or mandolin. for centuries, this music was passed down from generation to generation and much like other regions of the world, croatia has developed its own style of folk music. (cheers) that was beautiful! hello, hello, i'm nicole. - i'm zoyo. - hi, nice to meet you. - hi mr. zoyo. - i'm zoyo. - i see some instruments here that i am not familiar with. what's the name of these instruments? - bisernica an croatian. (instrumental music) - wow, so i'll be p

heavy between split and columbia road. 128 crawling between logan he can press and the split. >>> -- express and the split. >>> hundreds in the dark after heavy rain and wind knocked out power all across the area. >> that strong wind downing trees and power lines causing fires throughout the area. nicole jacobs has more from norfolk war couple was forced -- where a couple was forced to flee from their burning home. >> reporter: as wild weather rolled through the bay state >> joe came running over just rapping on the door very loud screaming my wife is inside. >> reporter: a fire in norfolk, and time was of the essence. >> luckily one of the firemen was coming across the yard as i was coming and i was screamingshe was inside and she had the cane and somebody get inside. >> reporter: it happened shortly after a widespread power outage in the area and as on. >> he tried to turn the lights back on and basically sparks came out of the box out of theelectrical box of the garage flames. >> reporter: the elderly woman managed to get out on her own injured but okay. and in lawrence another fi

it is fine to split the ring especially for the one they want. you will end up with a ring you don't care about. >> meredith: you have to be willing to accept the piece. >> megan: if you are getting something, it is not junk. you are getting something. >> meredith: they complain it is the size. if you want to split you buy the ring from him. >> megan: some things are left to tradition. i don't think you should needle him.

here is look alive drive time, 43 minutes right now on the expressway from the braintree split to the exit for the pike. shiri? >> shiri: temperaturewise middle 50s, 54 under mostly cloudy skies and couple breaks develop in the morning, 10:00 a.m. 56, 11:00 a.m. temp 55, so kind of back and forth here a little bit, timing out not just warm-up and stronger afternoon wind next. >> daniel: we have a lot more it is a gift he will cherish the rest of his life. the present that traveled halfway around the world and put a giant smile on this child's face. >> julie: massive solar coming up next why the i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get but i thought it would be too expensive... no kate...turns out they have a my slow service. and it's 100 megs ...i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. we're out of 2% then i thought, maybe other things could be better. i heard that. switching to better internet is now easier than ever. only fios has the fastest so you can send files up to 5x faster than cable, with capacity to han

across the nation are force to make split second decisions every day. and they are forced to live with the consequences of their actions for all of their lives. we wanted to learn how officers trained to make that decision. >> reporter: i went to the countless hours of training that law enforcement officers go through. >> shooter. standby. >>> first, target practice. >> let's see where you are. were you trying to go from this dot to this dot? >> reporter: within 20 minutes, my shots were somewhat better. >> just because you shoot accuracy because of that, the stress, the heavy breathing, the decision making, it goes down a little bit. >> reporter: i stepped into the shoes of a police officer for just a few minutes. instructors put me through a scenario on a driving simulator in pursuit of a foot suspect. i ran sprints and jumped through a window and got in a fight. it got him off of me and then another foot chase. i had to decide whether i needed to use pepper spray, my gun, or neither in a split second. but it wasn't over yet. the suspect was still ali

35 years split between the boys... and the girls.. 27:10 'it feels good to know that ive started a profession that i really love and i was able to stay with it this long.' hansons coaching career started 50 years ago... hes coached more than a thousand games. still he gets his hansons coaching career started 50 years ago... hes coached more than a thousand games. still he gets his message hansons coaching career started 50 years ago... hes coached more than a thousand games. still he gets his message across. john pederson/played for hanson from 1974-75 16:36 'he makes you work. he makes you block out, he makes you set the screens, pass the ball correctly.' maddie glascock/indianola senior 12:12 'he pushes you to be the best player you can possibly be.' hanson has been there through it all. he coached the late chris street, and in 2001 led the boys to its lone state title.. all along the way ken beane had the next best seat. 22:53 'i never felt like an assistant. i always felt like i had a lot of say in what was going o

ten minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to columbia road. gene and sara, i will track these all morning for you. >>> new this morning, a tractor-trailer crashes into an overpass in the eastbound lanes of the mass pike just past the exit for 84 in sturbridge. our photographer is on the scene around 2:00 this morning. as you can see the truck was smashed into pieces across the highway, the cab where the driver sits was badly damaged. we are working to get an update on the driver's condition. right now traffic is moving through that stretch of highway once again. >>> a man is taken for a ride on the hood of this speeding car, and this morning, the driver is still on the loose. >> gene: police say the driver was trying to get away from police when he hit the man in the crosswalk. catherine parrotta is live outside woburn police station where officers are trying to track that driver down. good morning r catherine. >> reporter: good morning, gene i checked.police when we first arrived in woburn. they said no updates for me. they are trying find th

they only split 13 counties. they only split 12 precincts. steve: david lewis was among those who helped draw the map center took the most fire for it on the floor. they used voting date of this time to essentially ensure republican wins. >> the map and guarantees the election of 10 republicans and three democrats. steve: lewis was unapologetic. is better than electing so, i drew this map in a way to foster what i think is better steve: --jon: lewis says that it does not factor in race at all. >> it is constitutional. >> race could not be the driving factor, which we all knew it was. jon: but because race and politics can and do overlap, critics say it is still unfair to minority voters. >> they have gone too far if they do not consider race at all. the new maps have marginalized minority voters and undermined the intent of the voting rights act. jon: and important to note, along with the new maps, and new congressional primary day has been set for june. and the u.s. supreme court can undo all of this if they way end before march 14. that wor

are they able to essentially split white voters with sanders?e to blow it out among latino voters or african-american voters? i'm sure they're looking at these numbers closely. >> and david, so different from 2008. when you worked for obama. you were against hillary clinton in the nevada caucuses. she had the white voter, especially white working-class voters, quote/unquote, sewn up. >> she did. did well with latino voters. he got the lion's share of african-americans. people in the establishment said the thing that struck them, go to hillary clinton rallies and knew everybody there. go to sanders rallies and couldn't recognize anybody. the question was whether these people would show up. these numbers suggest that the sanders people may be showi inip and so it likely will be a close race, but this is the snare cen the clinton people feared. >> and reporting from the ground, the general manager of caesar's just came to tell workers that they could stay, and not leave early. that they didn't have to get back to work and the culinary workers union

to the split. route 3 north sluggish between union street and the split. from the north, the slowest stretch on 93 southbound right now looks like between wilmington and woburn and route 3 southbound up in the lowell stretch will bog down between lowell connector and route 129. >>> a 16-year-old has died after being stabbed in dorchester. police say a person of interest is in custody but no formal charges have been filed. that happened yesterday afternoon outside a convenience store on columbia road and devon street. anyone with information should contact police. >>> also new, a damaging drive in norwood a car crashes into a starbucks. >> susie sometimeel is live at the scene. police are involved in this investigation too. >> reporter: -- steimle is live at the scene. police are involved in this investigation too. >> reporter: the police are look for a suspect saying starbucks and took off. there's confused drivers coming coffee. overnight. you can see the hole that was left behind from the car. wh

expressway new accident and so make way through the braintree split and will be brook parkway. here is look at expressway past freeport street moving along at decent will he be but volume is slow. and 33 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike, 52 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. back to you. >> gene: simple follow request on instagram is subject of police investigation. >> sara: person behind this posing as a student to prey on middle school kids. michael henrich updating the story from northborough this morning and since first posted, it is the most viewed story on our site. >> michael: it is no surprise. personally when important comes out and several police departments throughout the area are sharing the message coming out of the northborough police department here, message posted to facebook, warning about what happened to kids at mel kin can happen everywhere. user name, password and working e-mail account. the recipe to becoming anyone on social media. northborough police call it a dangerous problem. >> clearly avenue for a a

they agreed to split the winnings. >>reporter: he claps that the two did -- claiming that the two did make an agreement that they would split it if they were together. the defense argues that not only were they not together at the time, but the woman who >> i don't remember the raffle number. >>reporter: lynn porier took the stand. after ten years after winning a million dollar lottery ticket. the exboyfriend howard browning says he gave her the money to purchase the ticket and the two made a verbal agreement that as long as they were together, they would split the winnings. >> howard browning has testified that their agreement that he says they had was on effective as long as they were together. >>reporter: the defense called witness after witness of friends and workers of porier, she was engaged at the time she won the jackpot. porier also claims she purchased the ticket herself. >> her position is they had no agreement to buy the lottery ticket together. >>reporter: browning first filed a lawsuit against porier in 2

expressway from the braintree split to the columbia road. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now and shiri, this morning we are dealing with the coldest temperatures of the workweek. >> shiri: cold and sunny. we got the good, we got the bad. tomorrow, snow is back in the picture. tomorrow will change over to rain and for most of you the change will happen by the time you open your eye inspection worcester, 18 degrees to get your friday started. fitchburg, 13. 9 in keene, new hampshire. portsmouth at 15. it 17, norwood. 17 in plymouth and 30s for the cape and here is boston at 21 degrees. seeing that nice, bright sunshine. winds take winds taking a bit of a break as well, and the winds should under 10 miles per hour. so let's take a look at those temperatures. 22 degrees by 8 a.m. here. 10 a.m., 31 degrees. 38 by noontime today. and into the afternoon lower 40s in and around boston and norwood -- that was actually norwood. we actually get into the -- into the lower 40s. temperatures are warmer than they were yesterday in many spots. you can

we will split into preference groups. at this point, with all hillary supporters come to the side of the room. elizabeth will you be in charge of counting your supporters. will all of the bernie sanders supporters come to the side of the room? cara will you be in charge of counting your supporters? rick, will you get your o'malley folks in that corner and count them off and give me your totals. if there is an uncommitted group ? the uncommitted group can go to the back corner if you are uncommitted. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] everybody else keep your hands up. 123, 124. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudi

if the supreme court chooses to eat either case, what would happen if opinions are split, in the case involving public aid to religious schools, a tie would revert back to the previous courts decision. in other words, you just let the decision stand that's been made by a lower court. in the bookcase because the supreme court is the first court to hear the case, there is no lower court decision and the implications of a deadlock could his right under the law. so the interesting thing is is we can't can disable it to be other court say. in either case they says the longer the vacancy goes on, the less beneficial it is to society. it's just a question on some key areas and areas that we are subject to enormous political controversy that there could be some prolonged confusion and uncertainty. kk so instead of letting the a complete roster is 391 days now the average length of a vacancy is just over two months. reliving one of the most heartbreaking tragedies to ever hit colorado the mother of columbine high school shooter dylan labeled is telling her side of the strike her book titled th

times, 42 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass ave, 32 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike, 44 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. >> daniel: 9:02 right now. updating breaking news in east boston. three men are recovering after their 50-foot tugboat sunk in the harbor. distress call went out before sunrise and we are told all the boaters were rescued within five minutes. this is a picture of that raft used to bring them to shore. this morning we talked with the captain who responded to the sinking vessel. he says two of the men were in the water when they arrived and another man was clinging to a life raft. all the men are in good shiri tells us the water this morning. we are gathering details at the scene and update you here and our social media accounts all day. >> gene: when we went on air big concern were ice and fog and things have warmed up and cleared up but drivers still being told to use caution. fox25 jessica reyes continues our team coverage from hopkinton where she has been covering some crashes all morning. jess? >> jessica: hi,

a 16 families could split 822,000 dollars. money found in bulger's california apartment when he was captured. and tell split proceeds from an the catch they can never sue the governmentch the families have until february 28th to sign the deal. >>> a stand off at a oregon wildlife refuge could come to a end. the last four hold outs say they will turn themselves in. they seized control control of the building -- control of the january. the father of amon bund -- ammon bundy was arrested. >>> prosecutors are deciding whether to retry a man freed after 30 years in prison. george perrot was released yesterday in new bedford. he was convicted of rape in 1985 an though the victim claims someone else attacked her. the key piece of evidence was a single strand of hair at the crime creep but the method the fbi used to link it to perrot has been discredited. after 30 years in prison perrot admits he lost hope. >> absolutely i been in prison didn't commit of course i lost hope. >> i am so happy he has another chance to live his life and s

eight minutes on the expressway to the braintree split. sara and gene, back to you. >>> developing this morning, family members and friends of a missing massachusetts man will resume their search. fox25's jessica reyes is live from bellingham this morning where the 22-year-old man was last seen. the man spent the weekend missing the cold with no coat. >> reporter: he had, sweater, wearing just a sweater and jeans, we understand. are beside themselves understandably so. and we understand they are back here canvassing the area along faneuil hall with missing post faneuil hall with missing posters. last seen outside this bar, the bellingham tavern when he stepped outside to have a significance ket and not been seen or heard from for more than 48 hours now. his name is zack mar r. police got these surveillance photos of him around the time he was last seen around 1 a.m. saturday morning. he is 22-year-old from harvard and friends said he was not wearing a coat when he stepped outside on this bitter cold weekend. his cousin amanda was one of th

that is the story of the night, with the split between trump and rubio. ted cruz doing very well in some of these suburban counties to offset trump's support. here's my big question. can rubio catch trump for second place, you look at the map right now, as it fills in, more rub kwloe and less trump, rubio's beginning to look a lot like mitt romney. the places where rubio's winning. go back four years, these are romney. the main -- i can tell you the big conversation among republicans, cruz proved the strength of his organization. they turned out people in the suburbs, where you wouldn't think he would be strong. they used big data, smart organization, a lot of people on the ground to identify their votes and they clearly turned them out. trump is way underperforming his late late polls. that is the big conversation as the race moves on. rubio overperforming the last polls in iowa. they hope to get a boost heading into new hampshire. third place here would give him bragging rights. i think he would brag with a bigger voice. >> these are actual votes that h

not seeing slowing around the split. 24, 95, still moderate volume. it is school vacation week for many kids, so parents will be in a bit of a different schedule. here is a look at the expressway. slow typically in the northbound lanes right around forest brook parkway to columbia road. see that heavy, steady volume. over to your live drive times. 10 minutes on route 3 from 228 to the split. 12 minutes on 24 from 106 to settle. 12 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to columbia road. >>> something we are watching are some icy roads. we heard reports some problems around the merrimack valley, andover, lowell, so take it slow out there. don't use the excuse of light traffic to hit the gas. >> shiri: no, because it looks real nice out there, julie. this look coming to from you boston this morning. we have the sun coming up and glinting off the building. and we will get passing clouds from the west this morning. black ice is going to be a concern, especially in the suburbs until about o'clock this morning. light wintry mix friday night into

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well from the upper split in hooksett down to the lower split in manchester. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: all right. thank you. the combination of the heavy rains and warm weather has created some problems with flooding and ice jams. route 302 in list -- lisbon was re-opened. theammonoosuc river was high last night. >>> residents are hoping to get a look at the damage today after a half a mile ice jam kept them out. there was six feet of water around one home. there's significant damage to plantation road. >> it is amazing the power of ice. as it goes down, you can feel it -- you can feel your feet shaking, the ground shaking, the house shaking. >> it hasn't been an issue in the past. i've been in the town for 30 years. i've never seen the road flood. sean: crews are working to make repairs. it is only open to residents. erin: a proposed development in portsmouth is stirring up roves. the project would and supermarket. proponents say it would spoil the charm in the city. they are live to explain the lawsuit that has now been

it is south of 71-75 split where you' re getting the heaviest downpours. this area, the rainfall rate is about half an inch per hour. it does not linger over any part of town that long, but that is the buckets of rain you' re looking at. this will shift to the north. this is the rainfall forecast. it does but most of us in the one inch to two and train as far as additional rainfall on the way. futurecast to the day, snow showers continue. -- futurecast tomorrow, snow showers continue. maybe the most two inches and others may struggle to make it to one inch because of the melting. the total is widely varying. soaking rain today, light snow a chelation tomorrow, a couple of plays on friday. tomorrow, very strong winds to contend with. for the weekend, sunshine, and a big-time warm-up. mark: thank you. the horseshoe casino could be seeing some serious changes this year. lisa: how it may being going by a different name come summertime. mark: with many people' s new year' s resolutions slowly dying out, we could use an extra boost of motivation. how one woman i

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taking a look south of the 71-75 split, portions rolling into grant county. you may see a quick little dusting on the roads. a little for their north into southeastern indiana, tracking through. another little batch, not much more than flurries. these will all line up into southeastern indiana, move into our direct and. you can see where the back line exists outside of indiana. between now and 10:00 a.m. measure most likely time to get that her stuff snow that will toss down a coating. for most of us, cold and windy throughout the day. advisory in effect through the entire area. here' s what to expect. morning flurries and snow showers and spots. not much a chelation, but a quick coding can cause slick spots. sunday late in the day -- sunny late in the day, but still hold. math, 15 with a 10 mile an hour wind feels like five. that is how it will stay drop the day. single-digit windchills throughout the afternoon. most places in the low 20' if you' re headed out on this ash wednesday, bundle up. cold walking to church or cold service today. at noon, snow comes

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few minutes later police found his car mangled split right in half. they eventually arrested him near the market basket in sears town mall. >> julie: police searching for man and woman trying to stab a police officer with a syringe. police are looking for michael gouthro and jacqueline murphy. they tried to pull them over and they say he tried to stab an officer. an officer lost control of car and crashed into two utility poles in chelsea. man that helped the officer described what he saw. >> i noy his leg was hurt because he wasn't able to walk. grabbed his leg and possession helping out and grab his arms and carried him over here disagree the honda the pair was driving was last seen in east boston and sent to mass general for cuts, bruises and concussion >> sara: a road rage incident leaves police to find a gun on local college campus. wellesley police say this is the gun found at mass bay community college. officers say student was involved in road rage incident on route 9. the victim said man threatened him with the gun. police used the license pl

over to live drive times, 37 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. about 70 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector and 40 minutes on 128 northbound from university sara and gene, back to you. >> sara: candidate have left iowa but there's some unfinished business this morning on the democratic side. >> gene: iowa caucus wrapped up hours ago but too close to call between bernie sanders and hillary clinton. results are closest in kevin faulk history. number stand right now this hour, clinton 49.9, sanders 49.5 sanders has not conceded but that hasn't stopped hillary clinton from declaring victory. >> as i stand here tonight breathing a big sigh of relief, thank you, iowa. >> i think about what happened tonight. i think the people of iowa have sent a very profound message to the political establishment, to the economic establishment and by the way to the media establishment. >> sara: on the republican on ted cruz's plane. they were popping champagne into new hampshire. cruz told reporters he is feeling fabulous this morning. the results w

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like the way it is going, braintree split to the pike. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now and, shiri, you want to make sure people are aware of the cold temperatures. you're saying the cold is much bigger deal than any flurries that may fall. >> shiri: cold impact everyone out the there and sub-zero wind chills as waking up this morning, that will continue for the next hour and a half before wind chills finally roll back up to about zero or single digits. light snow expected tonight and worst of the wind chills from 4:00 p.m. saturday to noon on sunday and that's when we have a wind chill warning in place. worcester waking up to just 2 so far and only gone up a whopping 2 . afternoon end up rolling into 20s to savor the sunshine right now, most beautiful morning drive that we have had quite sometime and also the coldest. these are highs this afternoon, these are temperatures i would expect us to wake up to, so these are normal low temperatures, morning lows, and this is the warmest i can give you today, boston this afternoon at 23,

not an issue up to the braintree split. 24 and 895 clear. the expressway slow riot the expressway slow right around morrissey and we are used to seeing that around naponset and downtown. live look one of our cameras. live drive times. 9 minutes florida 228 to the braintree split. 12 minutes from 106 to 128. 20 minutes on expressway from the braintree split to columbia road. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now. shiri tracking unbarely cold temperatures today and into our valentine's weekend. >> julie: even dangerously cold if you are not ready for. south shore, north shore, boston, worcester, the only reason it doesn't roll into southern new hampshire, a different national weather service office that issue it is and i expect even there we are going to get in on it. right now 8 degrees in boston, feeling like 8 below because of the breeze at 14 miles per hour. we have been stuck here since 4:00 this morning. we had no moment in temperatures, and it is going to be real, real slow. even at 8 a.m., going up to 9 degrees. 12 degrees at 10 a.m

that means they will split iowa's nominating delegates 22- 21. that even split is surprising when you look at how much money the campaigns used. on the republican side ted cruz is moving on to new hampshire with plenty of momentum. he came out more than three points ahead of donald trump and less than a point behind trump and marco rubio. that is a strong third-place showing for the first term senator from florida. now all eyes on new hampshire and the narrowing republican field. the marco rivera is looking at what is next for the campaign. >> reporter: to show you how close marco rubio was to this, he was about a percentage point off there and only 2,200 votes off and he would have beaten trump. what does this mean for the rubio campaign? >> he certainly has momentum and the other guys, establishment guys, i'm sure it took them by surprise. >> reporter: you have to get from iowa to new hampshire and jockey for position with trump and cruz but marco rubio has to survive the cadre of governors in jeb bush, chris christie and john kasich who are go

it is right around the braintree split. that's where i am seeing the heaviest volume, but still moderate, similar around morris see boulevard. from hammingham into the alston-brighton area. on the pike eastbound and westbound through brighton, nothing will slow you down at this early hour. 24 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass avenue. 13 minutes from the braintree split to the pike on the expressway. 23 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now. clouds moving back in pretty quickly today. >> shiri: yeah, that is right, julie. mostly clear skies in boston. but in an hour, we will have more clouds around and in two hours, even the risk of some flurries. right now 27 degrees in boston. there is a little bit of a wind chill. it feels like about 10 degrees cooler because that 14-mile-per-hour breeze, and 30 to 40 miles per hour. once we hit the afternoon. less than an inch of snow in your forecast today. more of these scattered flurries and snow squalls like yesterday and

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