wbz's -- student in a dorm room. - julie l -- wbz's julie is live. . >> reporter: an arm asult on a student -- assault on a student. the student was injured. two suspects fled and they were told to shelter in place. police are looking for the suspects. they do not believe they are student but the shelter in place orderer has been lifted around 7:30 p.m. 515 p.m. police say a male student was hit in the head on an upper floor in the pierpont hall dorm in southwest. the victim was cut in the head. police now believe the suspects fled immediately but out ofsation they issued -- of caution they issued the shelter in place alert. students were terrified. >> terrified. cops with rifles. >> reporter: what did you see? >> i just saw bunch of cops. went back in my room. >> we were wondering what happened and then we got e- mails there were guns, an incident with two people. gun. they had the area on lock down. >> we thought we had two people that had just, you know, that were seen with a hand gun. we wanted students to stay in. we thought initially they probably were going to run out and leave the b

they are telling this story tonight only to "wbz." the suspected carjacker is behind bars. >> the couple said in some ways, they actually feel sorry for the man. this is a "wbz" exclusive. >> i see my wife diane going by sullivan's attorney said he is an iraqi war vet struggling with ptsd -- it was a quick thinking bill who alerted police to their direction and officers stopped him three miles away. >> i had no idea how serious it might get i was looking at the worst and it was scary. >> the couple still shaken by the several minutes that were the longest they can remember. in bed ford, "wbz news." >>> mbta riders get another chance to united states off on a fare hike in 30 minutes. a hearing scheduled in chelsea. they want to raise rates 6-10% to cover a $242 million budget deficit. if approved, the fare hikes could take place in july. >> >> leading the nation in the number of child abuse statistics. >> find out why some state leaders say it may not be a bad >> no one knows new hampshire primary history like he does. >> >> finally, n

you can watch it at 9:00 on wbz. after that and analysis on the wbz news at 11:00. >>> the pope beginning a historic visit to mexico. ahead on wbz this morning, how the pope is getting into the spirit of the trip. >> first, a week of fun for kids around parents. you don't >>> welcome back. it's the culture gem of the north shore, the pbs museum that's been celebrating the arts since opening in 1979. over the past 20 years the museum is one of the nation's fastest growing. its mission not only highlights great artists but their creativity. joining us is juliette frich. let's talk about this culture celebration that we have going on today. >> good morning, chris. thank you so much for in viting me here. today is one of our busiest days of the year. we're celebrating lunar new year. we're expecting around 2,000 people. we have been doing for over a decade. we're really excited to welcome back gooden clock, an old female lion dance troupe from boston, the only only female lion dance team in the u.s.. they are bringing th

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at 10, cbs news is going to have a prime time special here on wbz, and then stay with us for the wbz news at 11 for a full super tuesday wrap up. >> and-- >>> and the oscar goes to spotlight. >> golden night for spotlight the film based on the boston globe's investigation into the catholic church sex abuse scandal winning two academy awards including the night's biggest prize, best picture. nicole jacobs is live with more on the big win. good morning nicole. >> reporter: good morning to you. the work that was highlighted in the movie spotlight was done at the governmenton globe as the film watts a underdog for in the end, coming out with a big win. >> and the oscar goes to spotlight. >> reporter: a magical night for fill that many put a spotlight on the sex abuse scandal the catholic church. >> this film gave a voice to survivors and this oscar amplifies that voice which we hope he will be a choir that will resonate all the way to the vatican. >> reporter: highlighting the boston globe investigative team, movie spotlight won for best picture, the highest honors of the night as the wo

by the wbz news at 11. >>> just about 5:12. a game changer for women facing infertility. >> the surgery just performed here in the u.s. that could givethem new hope. >> and eating breakfast the millenial waych the complaint that's a cereal killer. danielle. >> good morning chris and everybody. happy friday. so a little reality check today. it's going to be breezy and blustery. temperatures in the upper 30s but a warmup on the way just in time for the weekend. we will break down the forecast through the start of meteorological spring next week >>> we have all heard this breakfast is the most important meal of the day. >> and cereal is a favorite for more than 100 years but you may be surprised why some people are saying good-bye to the bowl. according to market research report, 40 pez of millenials won't eat cereal and you are wondering why? because they don't want to clean up after they are done so they on the for the convenience of protein bars. he eats proteins bar all the time i feel like the story is for you. >> yeah. >> th

wbz has learned dcf has been involved with the family in the past. most recent report two days before his death was positive. coming up at 6, hear from a friend of the little boy's mother. we are live in roxbury nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >>> new details in the murder of a 13-year-old in virginia. police believe nicole lovell was stabbed david eisenhower is charged with the murder. natalie keepers is charged as an accomplice before the death. a neighbor says lovell said she had an 18-year-old boyfriend named david they believe eisenhower and lovell met online. >>> the fbi is involved in the watter in flint michigan. agents are trying to figure out if there were federal violations. corrosive water caused pipes to leak with lead into the drinking water supply forcing the community to now rely on bottled water. >>> if your teen is stressed out now, they could be setting themselves up for a lifetime of health concerns. according to a study in the british journal, stressed teens are 40% more likely to suffer high blood pressure by the time they reach

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at 10:00 a cbs news special here on wbz followed by the wbz news at 11:00. >> we know state senator will not seek re-election. that decision comes after the fbi and the irs agency -- the democrat insists he's doing nothing wrong. joyce has been in the senate since 1998. >> new at 11:00 dozens rally protesting the fbi for trying to force the company to unlock a terrorist iphone. the same protest happening across the country tonight. folks upset over a court order have a back door to unlock the iphone use the bid -- apple is expected to respond to the court this week. >> well, it was exciting enough when a local family got tickets. >> but tonight they got up close and personal with the star. the surprise that she planned >> then terrifying new video how a pilot landed its plane in the middle of a busy streetment and wail walked away without an injury. election? the future of your health care. r -- whered candidates stand where obamacare is on trial. the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it don

special on my tv38 starting at prime time special here on wbz and stay with us for the wbz tuesday wrap-up. >>> now to a check of the there right now. we are getting a live look at skyline. spring. we could see record warmth but changes are on the way. >> i just wish it would stay like that danielle niles is tracking rain for us coming in the next couple hours. >> coming in quickly and we already broke a record in worcester where it hit 57. record was 56 broke that from 19 # 6 and now the temperatures cooled n booston we are 6 # -- boston we are 63 degrees. record is 64. if we hit 65 that would break 136-year-old record. it's going to be a close call over the next hour because notice yes we hit the record in worcester but now we dipped to 53 as clouds moved in and the pretty quickly now and coming in side of 128. they will win out in boston within the next half-hour and the rain comes in behind it. leading edge of the rain just coming into western worcester county and there's downpours when you get west of palmer back up near amhurst but south bridge and worcester 40 minutes the rain will

eric fisher on wbz news a hoverboard. the popular toy sparks a fire inside a local home. >>> a cambridge police officer on leave, what he's accused of doing behind the wheel of his personal car. >>> and hollywood thinking about recreating the terrifying scene that mraid out -- played out on the streets of the shootout with the unabomber. >> from the streets of boston, this is wbz "this morning". >> good morning to you, it is 4:30 right now i'm kathryn hauser. >> and i'm chris mckinnon, february 23, we're rolling ahead crazy it's gone on this fast. >> in a flash. >> this weekend is beautiful, now a massive storm coming through. >> a mixed bag of things. danielle will bring it to us. >> feels like last week, a little bit of everything, a burst snow, developing from 4:00 to 8:00 this evening, and then freezing rain, drizzle across the interior, through wednesday morning. tomorrow's commute is going to be slick start in spots. a warm up with it too. temperatures will spike to near 60 degrees on thursday. but it comes with hea

see it here on wbz tomorrow night at 9. and immediately after the debate stay tuned for the wbz news at 11. wrap of the day's events and jon keller will be in for a fullanalysis of the republican debate. >>> coming up, breaking barriers. the meeting between the pope and another religious leaders that's making history. >> and a nightmare vacation to tell you about. a local couple describes the terrifying cruise through a massive storm. >>> we have been following break news this noon. a woman is dead after a bizarre accident on i-93 south. a manhole cover went flying this morning right in the middle of the morning rush. and hit a woman's car killing her. police are investigating the accident. we will continue to follow this for you. >>> today pope francis is on the way to cuba to meet with the russian orthodox church are leader. that started a,000 years ago. it's the first time a pope and russian patriarch met. they will meet at the airport and will sign joint declaration and the pope continues an five- day tour of mexico. >>

chris tona hager wbz news -- christina hager, wbz news. >> i feel terrible for them. >>> the cold weather adding missing man in boston. zach marr was at the bell in hand and stepped outside and never returned. paul burton is live in boston with the latest. paul. >> reporter: well david the family is desperately searching for zach marr and posting flyers across the city trying to draw people's attention. he was last seen at this bar outside this bar and he's within miss -- he's he been -- he's been missing ever since. >> devastate. >> reporter: distraught family members are quareied about zach marr. he has not been seen since. his cousins spent the day posting flyers of the missing college student. >> we are worried sick and heart broken. >> reporter: he was celebrating his birthday friday with his cousins and disappeared when he wentout side for a smoke without a jacket. no tex phone calls or nothing amanda was with her cousin that night. >> we got picked up his coat for him and then we stepped know in my gut i knew something was not right. >> reporter: these are the last sur veil and ima

jon keller at large wbz. >>> a big boost for chris christie. wbz learned that massachusetts governor baker will be endorsing the new jersey governor. each democratic candidate for president urging the other to stay above personal attacks. but that doesn't mean last night's debate lacked fireworks. >> i am very proud to be the only candidate up here who does not have a super pact. >> so i think it's time to end the very artful smear that you and your campaign have been carrying out. >> a lot of debate focus odd. ed on which is set to act as a they addressed i come equality health care and foreign policy. >> i said we won't send american combat troops to syria and iraq. that's off the table but we have special forces and trainers. >> i think our great task is to make certain that our young men and women in the military who cannot get sucked in to never ending perpetual warfare between the quagmire of syria and iraq. >> clinton and sanders agreed to 4 for debates. >>> new details in the mysterious death of a 3-year- old. kani whyte was rushed to t

in milford, new hampshire, kate merrill, wbz "this morning ". >> and wbz is your election station, our liefk coverage live coverage of the new hampshire primary begins at 5:00 on wbz. >>> pleading not guilty to charges she hit and killed a runner while she was high on drugs, 32-year-old amanda russell, a nurse at beth israel she died a few days later. kathleen pa it tello of hanson was under several drugs was driving. >>> a professor in a sex ring arrested using an online ad to try to hire a prostitute. bill shields has the story. >> reporter: he's a 63-year-old professor at northeastern, dr. shapiro has now been charged with soliciting sex. >> [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: it happened last night at this back bay hotel, police say earlier in the day, dr. shapiro was online trolling, and came across an escort website. he arranged a meeting at the hotel. but the so-called escort was a boston undercover cop. according to the police report, shapiro told the escort that he wanted the girlfriend experience shapiro issed a professor of if i loss -- is a professor of philosophy at northeaster

and you can watch it here live at 9 right here on wbz. jon keller will have analysis after the wbz news at 11. >>> developing news right now, secretary of state john kerry says a cease-fire in syria could start in the next week. negotiated the deal that would stop president assad from fighting his people and rebels would have to put down arms. he says it doesn't apply to the battle against the islamic state group. >>> the bomb that exploded on a somali plane last week was made of sophisticated materials that passed through an airport x- ramachine undetected according to a report from cnn. investigators say the suspected bomber did have help on the ground that man was blown out of the plane when the bomb detonated. since the bombing security is airport. >>> pope francis is on his way to cuba where he will meet with the leader of the russian orthodox church. he is trying to bridge the divide between the two religions that started a thousand years ago. it is the first time a pope and a russian patriarch met. they will meet at the airport and

we have three degrees on the wbz board. temperatures are moving up. >> only in new england will we weekend and go to 50s for highs tomorrow. we have a big warmup on the way but it's another frigid start. 5 degrees in boston right now. 5 behoe in taunton. -- below in taunton. 11 below in keene. there's a wind that's not going to be nearly as strong as yesterday but creates a real feel subzero across the board right now. 8 below what it feels like in boston. 16 below zero in worcester and 10 behoe in concord. and 18 below in portland maine. we have clear skies so we will start with sunshine and the clouds will advance in pretty quickly. that's ahead of a disturbance to the south a lot of moisture areas of snow right now from dc back to virginia and north carolina and more moisture down to the south. this is going to develop into a storm and track to the west of new-land which is a warmer scenario, but we had record cold and 50s tomorrow. there has to be some sort of transition in between. and that comes in later this evening

that's the latest from south station in boston nicole jam jacobs wbz --ic ajake os wd -- jacobs wbz news. >> this started in the middle of the rush causing delays. >> mbta suggested riders find alternative methods of transportation christina hagueers joins us -- hager joins us live with the frustration felt by-pass jers. christina. >> reporter: well kathryn to avoid the problems nicole was talking about at south station, a lot of passengers were forced to get off early to make connections at places like back bay here that they had never planned on. >> walk to your right to the open gates. >> reporter: a crowd of bay most were not planning to be here this morning and some are not sure why they landed here? we got to back by a and supposed -- bay and supposed to swipe and things got confused and it stopped. >> reporter: stopped in front of a billboard of delay. in the suburbs where some started commuters were warned they wouldn't get to south station. >> the trains and terminate from that station until further notice. >> reporter: emily started in hull and missed the class she was trying t

our wbz coverage begins at 5 o'clock. this could reshape the race for president, tonight for the first time, former note -- new york city mayor eiko bloomberg says he is thinking about running as an independent. bloomberg calls the current campaign and insulted voters. >>> a bad storm shakes up passengers. >> this was a terrifying voyage on a cruise ship. we will show you a trip so dangerous it forced the captain to turn around. >>> a trip to the casino takes a dangerous turn for passengers and their bus crosses along the interstate. >>> are the candidates talking sense, or talking trash? we will get you closer to the substance behind the rhetoric. of the snow tonight, a couple of more chances ahead. in the forecast coming up shortly. and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. america runs on dunkin'. ted cruz says donald trump has boatloads of liberal positions. donald trump says ted cruz can't beat the democrats. they're both right. marco rubio is the conservative who can wi

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reporting live, chanee lans wbz news this morning. chris and kathryn. >> thanks very much for the update in hyannis as danielle and pamela mentioned, the high tides is a big concern because that means the possibility of coastal flooding. winds are a big part of the story. >> there's always that concern along the cape and jim smith has been live in sigh wit along the seawall all morning. what's going on there? >> reporter: well, i tell you scituate can't seem to catch a break or get away from the influence of the nor easters again we have another storm bearing down. it's still almost 5 hours away from high tide and you can hear the ocean roaring. no snow just yet but we have some high winds. i am concerned about the winds high tide. and also the roads. dwp crews going to head hit the roads. they had a busy weekend. they were getting the gear ready between scituate and contractors, 46 piece of equipment will hit the road in this -- pieces of equipment will hit the roads in this community alone and drivers say they are ready. >> looks li

wbz learned dcf has been involved with the family in the past. in the most recent reports, two days before the little boy's death it was a positive note. a friend of the boy's mother is outraged. >> he was a very happy vibrant young baby. he was very happy full of life. he could harm nobody and i don't understand how anybody can harm him. >> reporter: in this recent report we are told a social worker confirmed the boy was well fed and clean and had no behavioral issues. investigation is ongoing, the little boy's 5-month-old sister is also in dcf custody at this point. we are live in roxbury nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >> thank you. >>> a deadly crash on vfw a driver ejected and trapped under his suv. 25 bystanders tried to flip the vehicle over. state police say some tried to use the jacks to lift up the vehicle. unfortunately that driver later died at faulkner hospital. two passengers suffered nonlife- threatening injuries. >>> state and transit police investigating after a 13-year- old boy is hit and killed by a commuter rail train in d-edh

reporting leave, beth germano wbz now is. >> terribly sad. thank you. stay with wbz for teng coverage of who are -- continuing coverage of the horrifying accident. coming up at 6, we look back and found out this is not the first time a manhole cover has come loose on the expressway. the i-team is digging into the safety of the road and that report is coming up tonight at 6. >>> now at 5, it's dangerously cold. a live look over boston but it will get worse than we are right now. we are talking about the coldest temperatures of the year. >> so here's what to know if you are going out. it's going to be so cold unless you are bundled up you could get frostbite in 10 minutes. your pipes could freeze and burst so keep a trickle of water rupping in the sink and it's possible -- running in the sink and it's possible your car won't start so run it for few for he can actly how cold -- exactly how cold it will get let's go over to eric fisher. >> in the a couple fun d -- not a couple fun days. wintry day but we are looking at air mass up above canada. you can see

wednesday's child is returning here to wbz. legendary anchor jack williams founded the long time segment 35 years ago. eye features children who need adoptive families. when jack retired many of you asked if we would continue wednesday's child and there's the answer. we are relaunching itch the first store this wednesday on with. news at 5 and 6 and 10 on my tv38 and we are so pumped we have had the chance to meet the kids who will be profiled as sweet as pie. >> makes everybody around here happy. >>> they say in life and this is so true it's all about relationships. even some you never predict. >> straight ahead, why so many people are following a little girl and her best friend. >> then coming up next at 6, documents released today are revealing shocking new details about the tsarnaev brothers. what we know they did and didn't dough before the marathon bombing. and a lesson a teacher and students will never forget when the fake crime scene got a lot of attention from police. that story and more coming up i do everything on th

wbz will bring you complete coverage beginning at 8 on my tv38 and at 10 a news special at wbz followed by the wbz news at 11. >>> look at this video. police say it shows a driver falling over drunk during a roadside sobriety test. he is accused of setting a of a chain reaction crash. nicole jacobs is live in wail out with a closer look -- weymouth with a closer look at what happened. >> reporter: the ped suffered life-threatening injuries. the driver of the other vehicle man accused of being drunk and high should have never been behind the wheel. a sobriety test gives the bike big picture. thomas mohan falling to his face. that's what happened after this scene police say just before one in weymouth. >> just a massive crash by the time we ran out here, the cars were stopped and a lot of dust in the air. >> reporter: michael saw the washington street aftermath. mohan was driving the minivan that hit a pickup truck and pedestrian. >> the driver of the meny van was quite upset and obviously under the influence arguing with the police. >> reporter: he was drunk police say and high on drugs.

i see other possible motives coming up on wbz this morning. >> channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >>> food morning 6:30 i am -- good morning 6:30 i am chris mckinnon. >> it's going to be cooler out this morning. >> you know yesterday when whoa were leaving we were like >> it does. spring. >> danielle had perspective of how many days until we spring so we have got 24 days until daylight savings time 30 until spring and it's around the corner. i agree kathryn it did smell like it yesterday. >> i am all about the smell. >> this weekend i think it will too 45 to 50 degrees. today is chillier. 30 in boston right now. 22 worcester 28 in taunton low 30s on the cape and island. but we are in for a lot of sunshine. and the sun is going to be shining mixed with few clouds. so bright and chilly start. 26 degrees on average. winds start to kicks up and we gust occasionally over 20 miles per hour this afternoon. temperatures in the low 30s by lunchtime but the real feel, the wind chill values around 20 degrees. coastal clouds in the mix for the ride home. sun sets at a:-- 5:20. a

and a reminder you can watch that debate live at nine tomorrow on wbz. jon keller will have analysis after on the wbz news at 11. >>> it's 5:09 on your friday morning. phillip morris won't have to pay for lung cancer screenings for massachusetts smokers that. group claimed in the the lawsuit that the cigarettes had a designed sign defect contributing to the cancer risk. the lawsuit was not looking for money only medical monitoring. >>> a man accused attacking a police officer and running down a pedestrian is behind bars and due in court this morning. police say they found tyson delgado hiding under a relative's bed in dorchester yesterday. investigators say delgado is the man seen in surveillance video here it is hitting 65- off with pica on the hood of the car. before that police were questioning delgado in a larceny came when he assaulted a officer and took off. >>> the parents of a infant who died while in the care of her irish nanny is now suing the woman for wrongful death according to the globe. ashley brady mccarthy spent more than two years in ja

we will bring you complete tv38 and a cbs news special right here on wbz at 10 followed by the wbz news at 11. lisa. >>> breaking news about the boston marathon bombing movie patriots day and a decision about whether the film crews will film in watertown. paula ebben is live with the answer. >> reporter: this coming in minutes ago watertown town managers say no go. it won't be filmed there. earlier this week, location scouts were out surveying laurel street which was the scene of the shootout with the tsarnaev brothers. resident were handed flyers asking for their permission to film there on the street. officials now say filming would not be in the best interest of watertown. so producers will look for another location. patriots day is being produced by hour sister company cbs films. live in the satellite center, paula ebben back to you. >> thanks for that. >>> we have new details about the mass shooting in kansas that killed three people and injured 14 others. investigators say the shooter order two hours before he opened fire. manuel bojorquez is in kansas tonight. >> reporter: police

susie steimle wbz this morning. >> thanks. developing right now, secretary of state john kerry says the cease-fire in syria could start in the next week. negotiating the deal. they would stop president al- assad from fighting his people their arms. kerry says it doesn't apply to the battle against the islamic state group. >>> the bomb that exploded on a somali plane last week was made of sophisticated material that passed through an airport x-ray machine undetected according to report from cnn. investigators say that on the ground. that man was blown out of the plane when he detonated the bomb. since the bombing security is considerably tighter at the airport. >>> pope francis is on his way to cuba where he will meet with a leader of the russian orthodox church. he is trying to bridge the divide between the two religions that started a,000 years ago. it's the first time a pope and russian patriarch will meet. they will sign a joint declaration and the pope continues on a five-day tour of mexico. >>> to campaign 2016 now. democ

then at 10, cbs news will have a prime time special on wbz and stay with us for the wbz news at 11 for a full super tuesday rapup -- wrap up. >>> baking on brady. the patriots locking up the future hall of famer longer which is great for patriots fans. and for the team's bottom line. wbz sports director steve burton joins us now and i guess this is what you call a win- win. >> you got that right. that is no brainer. you u can't afford to let -- brady get away but brady and pats agreed on a two year contract extension espn adam schefter says he will be a patriot until at least 2019 when he will be 42. has gotten better in his play and terms of the contract have not been disclosed but he was set to make 9 million this upcoming season and 10 millionth year after and with the contract extension it opens up cap space for the patriots. meanwhile the trade deadline came and went and bruins didn't deal loui ericks -- eriksson. they could lose him without getting anything in return. for now he will help the team playoff push. b's should make two trades before the deadline picking up a wing and

on wbz news at 10 and wbz news at 11. >>> a rescue crew winds up in dangerous situation. as they go in to help others. the dramatic way it played out just ahead. >> and boy or girl. one celebrity couple facing lots of backlash after saying girl. and still ahead -- >> and still ahead break from incredible video of an e cigarette exploding in man's pocket in kentucky he is walking out and all of a sudden his pants catch on fire. he ran outside war clerk used a fire extinguisher to put out the flips. >>> a daring rescues turns into a emergency -- out the flames. >>> a daring rescue turns into >> the coast guard rushed out into the storm hitting 10 to 12 foot waves and the coast guard boat capsized and five crew members wearing protective gear had to swim to shore. a helicopter came in to airlift the fishermen to safety? we have been talking about the the weather all day. >> bids from the gulf coast to here and the wind it was howling. >> we have gusts topping out over 80 miles per hour. hive look at boston where you wouldn't know it's different afternoon and there's a bit of

jim smith, wbz news. david. >> thank you. >>> we have breaking news at 5, in the race for the white house. republican field is getting smaller as chris christie just the race after finishing 6th in the new hampshire primary. and carly fiorina ending her bid for the republican nomination. former tech executive finished 7th in the new hampshire primary. and the primary was really in the end all about bernie sanders and donald trump. both with big wins over the closest rivals. >> a closer look at the results in the democrat he can race bernie sanders beat hillary -- democratic race bernie sanders beat hillary clinton 60 to 38%. >> a much closer margin as you will see between the candidates who finished third and fourth bush. liam martin is here with more on what's next. >> reporter: the focus shifts to south carolina and nevada. trump and sanders hoping to get a boost from the bin wig -- big wins but they are facing freshattacks. donald trump vowing the victory will not be his last. on cbs this morning trump

reporting live bill shields wbz news. paula. >> thanks so much. and the state is still counting the overdose deaths from last year. but as of september, there were more than 1,000. >>> tonight a woman from cape cod is charge -- charged with hiting two people and dragging one for miles down the highway. this he were hit in china town but one was trapped under the car pinned. state police say the driver got onto 93 and drove a few miles south to dorchester before finally stopping. christina hager is working the story live with the latest. >> reporter: the account from the prosecutor in court is disturbing saying witnesses saw the woman get out of the suv and look under the vehicle and see the woman stuck there and then get back in and hit the gas. the defense attorney says idea she had hit anyone. xiao ying zhou walked in court with a hood over her face accused of hitting a man and woman as they walked leaving a 56 -year-old man with serious injuries and dragging the 48- year-old woman he was with for some 3 miles down interstate 93 to columbia road

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>>> from the channel 4 studios from boston, this is wbz "this morning" wbz. >> good morning, everyone, get a good look at this snow because thankfully, it's not going to last. we're in for a big weekend warm up! good morning, everybody, i'm kerry konl connolly along with pamela who let me in on the secret. >> and i'll let you all in on that secret too. >> we have that stretch that was so cold and then -- [ indiscernible ] [overlapping] to snuggle, that was the weekend. >> i know it! but literally, i spelled spring the other day. >> beautiful. temperatures in the 50s, fantastic forecast. once we get all this precipitation out of here, we did have light snow reported across the area, weather watchers up in new hampshire, some light coatings of snow. but for the rest of us, we have the salt on the roads here in sxwoeuts getting wash -- boston and getting washed away. those light showers across cape cod in the islands, chatham and too. berkshires getting a wintry mix thanks to the higher elevations but all this pushing through, satellite radar picture showing here. morning, still keeping

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kate merrill, wbz this morning. >> and we wbz is your election station and a lee coverage of the new hampshire primary begins tuesday evening on wbz news at 5. >>> and there are new figures out this morning on how much the city of boston is paying workers. the city's payroll last year was 1.6 billion that is billion with a b. a big chunk of it went to buying out unused sick and vacation time for retiring firefighters and overtime for police officers that topped $100,000. and the highest phase was a received $354,000 in a legal settlement. >>> a hanson woman plead not guilty to charges she hit and killed a runner while high on drugs. the 32-year-old, a nurse at beth israel deaconess, was running around nude on december 23rd when she was hit. she died i few days later. prosecutors said kathy notello of hanson was under the influence of several drugs, including methadone when driving. >>> and a northeastern professor arrested in a sex spring. he was using an online ad to try and hire a prostitute. bill shields has the story. >> reporter: he is a 63-year- old professor at northeastern. t

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susie steimle wbz this morning. >> thank you. you heard her talking about the cold making things difficult for fall river crews also on the scene of a deadly fire. the entire third floor of a home on eastern avenue was engulfed in flames when firefighters got there. the regulators kept freezing up and they struggled to keep the tanks working making it hard to one person trapped inside was killed. >>> power problems dealing with subzero temperatures. let's get to nicole jacobs live in east boston with an update this morning. nicole. >> reporter: chris, very good news for the east boston community. power has been restored and they are using the generator behind me to do that. it was several hours more than 200 residents went without power but it has been restored this morning. i want to get you to video of crews working overnight it. started with a manhole explosion we are told. eversource crews have been hard at work but still frustrated residents had to bear the cold. some telling us they chose to pack up and head to a hotel as l

. >>> your top stories and traffic all straight ahead here on wbz "this morning ". now. >>> right now at 5:00, a popular toy is sparking a house fire in chelmsford, why officials say it's part of a national problem. >>> a cambridge officer on leave accused of a hit and run, the latest on that investigation. >>> hollywood hoping to recreate the shootout with the marathon bombers in watertown. their message to residents. >> from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz "this morning". >> and i'm kathryn hauser, we appreciate you being here on this tuesday, we've got a lot of weather to get to, danielle tracking lots of things, rain, snow, ice, you name it. >> the warmth and the wind added along with it, absolutely. it's going to be a stormy couple days, the start is going to be a burst of snow that develops between 4:00 and 8:00 p.m. this evening, a coating possible and then we turn icy, mixing with freezing rain and drizzle on the interior right on through tomorrow morning, a slick start, especially outside of 128. and then we warm up, temperatures near 60 on thursday with heavy ra

. >> from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning to you. it's 4:30 i am kathryn hauser. >> i am chris mcginnon thursday we are so -- mckinnon. thursday february 18th. we are so close to the weekend. >> you know when you wake up and think it's friday. that happens to me every week. >> a little friday. and at least the weather is quiet a chilly start this morning. temperatures will be about 10 degrees colder this afternoon, too. compared to yesterday. 32 degrees in boston right now. dew points in the 20s and wind out of the west at 8 miles per hour creating a real feel. 25 degrees not too bad across the board. 25 in nashua. 27 in keene. 25 in worcester too and low to even middle 30s on the cape and islands. 30 in falmouth. 34 in chatham right now. we have scattered clouds this morning. clouds from the cape back to the island and a few additional clouds across the interior. in and out of them during the course of the day today but plenty of sunshine. we will fall a few more degrees. there's a cold front coming through right now. we dop to 26 o

live in scituate jim smith wbz this morning. now back to you guys. >> thanks very much. >>> campaign crunch time in new hampshire. candidates trying to drum up last-minute support before the big primary. >> nicole jacobs is live with a closer look at the final push. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you kathryn and chris. candidates are making their presence known here at new hampshire. for sometime donald trump led in the polls on the republican was another candidate marco rubio really holding the spotlight after what some consider a less than stellar performance during the saturday night debate. bernie sanders leads hillary clinton. he had laughs on snl before getting back to the issues and clinton spent sometime in plint michigan during the water crisis. coming up at 6, more on what to expect from the candidates ahead of tomorrow's primary. live in manchester new hampshire this morning, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >> thanks very much. we have much more straight ahead on wbz this morning. what is going on? today

eric fisher on wbz news >>> new hampshire i want to thank you. lot. we won't forget you. >> trumping the republicans. donald trump delivers a big win. how the other gop candidates finished and where they go from here. turnout. and i say huge. we won. >> burning up new hampshire bernie sanders beating hillary clinton. we have complete coverage of the primary result. >> from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this >> good morning it's 4:30 right now. wednesday, february 10th i am kathryn hauser. >> i am chris mckinnon we have have new hampshire primary results and hear from the candidates in a minute but we have to check the weather. >> we have snow to talk about danielle. >> a couple snow showers. it's not going to amount to a whole lot. temperature right now 24 degrees in the city of boston. the wind is light from the southwest. about 7 miles per hour right now. creating a real feel of 16 degrees in the city. and we are in the teens in in the suburbs. 18 the temperature in worcester. 17 in lawrence same in a taunton. 19 falmouth so aid chill

you can watch the debate here at 9:00 on wbz. and right after the debate, jon keller joins us with highlights and analysis on the debate with david and lisa on the wbz news at 11:00. >>> if you are taking the green line this weekend, here's something you need to know. green line service will be suspended between park street and hay market in boston directions. because both directions, rather, because crews need to do track work there. get beyond those stops this weekend. >>> well, how cold could cold be? pamela is back at 5:15 to let us know. and also ahead, forget the kindle, why the good old fashioned bookstores are making a comeback. and what to get the patriots fan in your life for valentine's day, how about a personalized message from your favorite player? >>> and in our tech minute, how to make sure your digital camera is ready for your valentine's day. >>> recording cold temperatures but nothing like what we had in store for you, later tonight or even in to sunday morning. and we're also tracking some snow. denise in plymo

a new wbz umass amherst poll shows hillary clinton beating bernie sanders by 3 percentage points but 9% of voters undecided it really is anybody's game. on republican side donald trum. front runner in massachusetts with 47% of the vote. marco rubio and ted cruz tied for second with 15%. massachusetts and one territory will hold the primaries or caucuses tomorrow. >> hundreds of delegates could have significant impact on the democratic race for the white house especially jim smith is live in milton tonight where bernie sanders is about to hold a rally. pretty quiet -- crowded there jim. >> reporter: even several states are involved nationally in super tuesday the two democratic front-runners are right here in massachusetts tonight. and that includes bernie sappeders. he is -- sanders he is here due to speak in about an hour at >> bernie bernie. >> reporter: the long lines formed early outside milton high school. a packed house expected for a bernie sanders appearance on the eve of super tuesday. sanders still faces an uphill battle but the race is tight here in massachusetts. and his

reporting live at bedford, new hampshire, chantee lans, wbz "this morning ". >> thank you very much, chantee. you see those very, early, early results. >>> the candidates getting in last minute campaigning. >> nicole jacobs live at our primary headquarters in manchester with the closer look at their final pitch to voters, good morning, nicole! >> reporter: goorj to you -- good morning to you, kathryn, chris. a handful of voters who are proving to be game time voters, it's what they're hoping to secure >> you have to get out and you have to vote no matter what! >> reporter: in true trump fashion, the billionaire businessman turned politician points to the polls. his landslide lead over the republican field has proven in iowa to not be strong enough. really with me. those aren't the people that are 20% and they can flip. >> reporter: but is there room for others to make up ground? >> i'm tired of politicians that push down people to make themselves look better. >> reporter: jeb bush, marco rubio, ted cruz kasich all trailing. >> i don't think snow will stop anybody. >> reporter: the sa

wbz will bring you complete coverage beginning at 8 on my tv38 and stay with us for cbs the wbz news at 11. >>> a community on alert following a series of burglaries. susie steimle is live in brooklyn with the details and the big warning out there for residents. susie. >> reporter: that's right. the warning from police right now is if you live in the area where the burglaries are taking place, try to keep your lights on at night if you can. and make sure that your windows and doors are locked. we have a list for you of the areas where the break-ins have taken place. it's been 6 burglaries in the past week. right now police are describing the burglaries as similar but not necessarily connected at this point. and the similarities include signs of forced entry near the back of the house the thieves have gone in through a window or a door at the back of the homes and every single time they have taken small electronics and jewelry. at this point, police say they have not made any arrests so they are he hoping the public if you have anymore information, they are hoping to hear from you. fo