susie is live in watertown with more on how the republican race is shea shaping up. >> reporter: our recent polls shows donald trump has 47% of the vote. that support has not only gotten people out for him to vote on the republican side, made some democrat voters say they don't want to see him in office and making sure their voices are heard today as well. >> whether you are motivated to vote for a candidate. >> i voted for governor kasich. >>> donald trump just frightens me to death. republicans are being credited with bringing people together to vote charlie baker cast his ballot early tuesday morning wouldn't say who he supports. >> i wasn't going to vote for ted cruz, you can take it from there. we are going to have a very good super tuesday. >> making voters worry the less combative candidates just won't be heard. >> i think kasich actually on the republican side is the one that has some credibility but the votes. >>> most say they want to hear substance. >> when it comes to substance issues, i don't think the me in anyway. >> i just want to see it witel down. >> now, the massac

if you are familiar with the washington street and watertown street split. the restaurant hugs the corner. if you go straight down from chestnut street, you have to make the left or the right. it appears this car could not. reason. i don' t want to speculate, you can see how far deep into the restaurant it is. expect a number of people were having dinner tonight. maria: reid lamberty is on the scene. can you hear us? reid: i got you. a terrible scene right now. we are at the intersection of washington street and chestnut street in west newton. it is a sweet tomatoes restaurant where there is a small suv that has completely gone inside the restaurant. the restaurant space is not very large but there has been at least two fatalities as a result of this accident. multiple injuries. i spoke with a woman who witnessed the crash. her car actually got hit by the suv that went into the restaurant. the only thing she told me was the car was going 30 to 40 miles per hour and at no point did it appear to be breaking. if it did, the brakes did not work. medical conditio

kind of jets out there where watertown and washington come together right there. we did see some -- here is other pictures we're seeing, some of the rescue crews working on people that they were able to get out of the restaurant. how this car ended up all the way inside the sweet tomatoes restaurant. the other picture, you saw concrete barriers that were on the other side of this restaurant. this side, i don't appear to see any concrete barriers but you can see here, the fire crews are working very hard here. you can imagine it was dinner time. the restaurant most likely was full. you heard some of the workers in there, very concerned about their coworkers, trying to make sure they're okay. so people are seeing these pictures. it's a tragic situation. we're working to confirm more information about what happened about injuries and the possibility that people may have died in this. we're working to confirm that to figure out if that's going on. so we're working our sources on the scene trying to figure out. once again, you're looking at the sweet tomatoes restauran

this is in the heart of west newton where washington street and watertown street merge right on that corner. sweet tomatoes in there. you can see the truck in position to pullle that s.u.v. out. that s.u.v. is still inside as they figure out the smartest way to get it out of there. maria: private pictures get into the wrong hands. tonight, a south carolina teacher is looking for a new job. ed: her name is lee. she admitted she took marshally nude pictures to send to her husband. a student took her phone and went through her pictures and sent them to other students without her knowledge. she was facing a disciplinary hearing but decided to resign. >> he knows right and wrong. he knows that he -- you know, he had the ultimate decision to take pictures of my -- of my pictures and he had the ultimate so i don't understand why i'm being held accountable. >> tonight the school district says that the teacher was at fault because she left her phone unlocked. the student is not facing any punishment. maria: more emotional testimony from sportscaster erin andrews. >> i think this thing has hit

you notice watertown 18. but that's the cold air. going to stay away from a southern new england. once again a storm system passes to our west, and basically this storms going to our west. warm air winds, your storm time line for morning commute you'll need rain gear and make sure that rain can withstand wind because i do think winds tomorrow morning between 20 and 30 miles per hour, even occasionally gusting over 40 miles per hour. few hours. it's a fast moving weather system, why we got the wind. so we move it out of here quickly. i think we can get rain out 10 or 11 o'clock tomorrow morning by noon shows over. sunshine comes back. and it will still be windy even throughout afternoon winds tomorrow afternoon between 25 and 35 miles per hour along the coastline. continuing to gust 30 to 35 miles per hour. the number will go down though from the morning. temperatures tomorrow morning in upper 50s, 2 o'clock tomorrow after noon. upper 30s and evening commute. going to feel like winter blues reand cold. thursday, lots of sunshine, but a cold day. high temperatures on thursday only i

and the through the duke campus and the durham watertown neighborhood before ending up back in the chapel. abc is a proud sponsor and joining me this afternoon to talk of out it is the coordinator of the dorm crop hunger walk. >> thanks for having me. john: how does the walk help to fight hunger locally and around the world? >> its unique in that it does both. we raise money and 75% of the funds we raise goes through search world service to international hunger relief and it digs wells and offers agricultural assistance, things that keep the community going on a long-term basis and we also do hunger relief and durham with local agencies who are feeding our friends in need who don't have food. we actually support 12 agencies now. john: how much money do you expect to raise? >> last year we raised $154,000. we of course will top that this year. but the big deal for us this reached our $4 million mark for money raised which means $1 million will have gone directly to durham agencies to fight hunger over the last few years. john: is it too late to get involved. >> never too late, you can just

even across places like watertown, new york. temperatures a lot colder. you will be in the 20's today in buffalo. pittsburgh 40 degrees. the storm system continues to move eastward. it will be chilly as we head into saturday. >> thank you, maria. >> the world of comedy losing a legend. gary shandling has died. >> i love going to the laundromat because you see people wearing the last thing they want to wear. you never notice that. people wearing bermuda shorts and a naru jacket. >> he suddenly passed away from a heart attack. known for his dead pan delivery he was a hit at sketch rightiwr and stand-up. he found a niche with sitcoms including the gary shandling show. leg terry comedian dead at 66. >> so talented>> in a tournament of upsets, the high seas are now cleaning out. >> cross the baseline. >> the number one seed the oregon ducks knocking off the defending ncaa champion duke blue devils. number one kansas holding off. number 5 maryland 79-63. all higher seeds advancing to the elite eight including oklahoma in the west and villanueva in the south. >>

dzhokhar tsarnaev's interview while he was at beth israel medical center after being captured in watertown. in newly released documents fox 25 has obtained tsarnaev said both he and tamerlan decided on their own where to place their backpacks near the finish line and before detonating his device tsarnaev cold called his brother to synchronize the detonation. he says he didn't warn friends to stay away from the marathon because he didn't care if they got hurt. well, tonight two men are behind bars accused of breaking into a home several inside it. that's not the only crime they're accused of. new at 10:00 fox 25's jackie heinrich joins us now. these who never told police what they found? >> no, mark, police only found out about it after a woman called police saying the men had asked her to cash checks for them. and the checks were stolen from the dead man's home. >> reporter: mark and steven landry both now facing felony charges for allegedly stripping a bellingham home electronics and valuable all body decomposing in the bedroom. police say the men came back to the house over and over afte

the vehicle is all the way into the center of sweet tomatoes right on the corner of washington and watertown street here in west newton. daily active scene watched several people being take away stretchers not surprisingly given the extent of the scene here. concerned at least initially about what was probably a gas problem you can smell that gas in the air. >> again go back to what you the vehicle was coming down in a rapid rate and never even stopped just plowed right into the restaurant. potentially mean we won't know done. does never time and the brakes are applied to the vehicle? is that what you're hearing from witnesses? >> the witness i spoke to said it came down and went into the restaurant though he didn't say any type of breaking it all really the vehicle really is several feet into the center of this restaurant so it would've cracked into the counter certainly helped to stop it to some extent just beyond the counter another little platform that the cooks use to place a pizza. just about almost parked in front of those ovens so really wanted distance into the building before it ca

host: thanks for the comments about your business in watertown. that has not been a minimum wage increase in decades. just want to give numbers on that. this is the federal minimum wage, the national minimum wage. it was increased in 1997 and $6.55n 2007 to $5.85 to and then to its current $7.25 per hour. those numbers from the department of labor. we want to keep taking your calls. on the is in maryland line for minimum wage earners. good morning. caller: how are you doing? i think we are missing a point because the matter is there are many, many people who are working like at mcdonald's and so forth to support their families. i think we fail to realize the many people that are in that situation. i think that is the reason why minimum wage is important that we increase it because we talk about we had this job crisis in america right now. this is where they are forced to work, at places like this. this is why it is so important know, this job problem here. they are forced to go to mcdonald's and support the families they have to support on this li