we're live in manchester, new hampshire, nicole jacobs, wbz "this morning ". >> very true, nicole, thanks so much. and this could also reshape the race for president, bloomberg announced he is running as an independent, calling the current campaign quote an insult to voters. >>> join us tonight for complete coverage of the new hampshire primary, we will be with the candidates, we're going to bring you live results and analysis all night long. our coverage here on wbz begins at 5:00. >>> developing right now, emergency crews are trying to reach survivors after a deadly german train collision. authorities say two passenger head on in munich during the early morning rush, eight people are dead and up to 150 injured. >>> the fbi and police are looking for a bank robber in stoneham. the robbery happened at a bank of america on main street yesterday morning during the snowstorm. investigators released this surveillance picture of the suspect, he handed the teller a note and took off with the cash. anyone with information asked to call police. >>> new this morning, concerning statistics about th

chantee lans is live and nicole jacobs is live. let's begin with nicole and conditions changing in the last half-hour or so nicole. >> reporter: absolutely kathryn. we are seeing the steady snowthat feels wet as danielle snow. if you look here along the mass pike you can see it's not the point. we do know according to mass d.o.t. there are d. massdot this are to go to treat the-- massdot this their are 1169 pieces of equipment ready to go to treat the roads. you can see the closer look at the preparation. salt yard there where they are loading up the trucks ready to head out and hit the roads to treat them. i can tell you that in the past we have seen massachusetts state police lower the speed limit to the mass picas the morning commute picks up and we know that the snow today is happening right at that amount of -- right at that time. so certainly it might be a tricky commute there. taking yet another live look you can see the cars really going for it here this morning. i would imagine that will change as the snow picks up as well

nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >> thanks for the update. boston is just one of many cities and towns where students will get a long weekend because of the snow. >> isn't that nice. see the closings and delays at the bottom of the screen. all morning long chantee lan it is live in copley square and too. >> reporter: that's right. it's coming down and a little mix with rain and it's not quite sticking yet. we are waiting for that but you may see kid out here later because they won't be in school. this happening after wofton -- boston mayor walsh announced the schools will be closed in preparation for the storm that is happening right now. the mayor says he doesn't want to take chances. the public works department will have 500 trucks the city says 40,000 tons of salt on stand by. after school activities are also canceled. students we spoke to say they are relieve. >> i am really excited because i have been going to school all day waking up at 6 in the morning and i. >> i just hope i don't have to go to work. >> reporter: that little girl won'

i am nicole he jacobs live in dudley -- nicole jacobs live in dudly war school bus driver is -- where a school bus driver is under arrest after a wild ride with students on board. police say he was drunk. let's look at this mug shot 42- year-old scott poirier. way home from school when intoxicated poirier slammed into a power pole. power was knocked out to hundreds of people in the area. it has been restored but i can tell you he is set to go before a judge today. nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >>> a winthrop man is accused of hitting a pedestrian and taking off. with the man clinging to the hood of the car. tyson delgado is accused of a assaulting a police officer and larceny. >>> >> reporter: good morning i am susie steimle live in south boston. this is where former boston mayor ray flynn crashed his car into a neighbor's house yesterday. it happened around 12:45 p.m. he says he was driving home from a morning workout when he blacked out. when he came to, he he found his car in his -- when he came to he found his car in a neighbor's house. he has a concussion and was precaution. he

nicole jacobs is live at one of the scenes with the latest. good morning nicole. >> reporter: good morning to you chris. police received a call here in dorchester around 1:40 and they have been here investigating ever since. you can see they have got this stretch of mass avenue and boston streets blocked off with police tape. vehicle in question. but they he initially received a call from chinatown. we will get you to video from there. you can see investigators on the scene there. police tape blobbing off the stretch of nilon and harrison. a pedestrian was hit in that area and taken to boston medicalcenter with what we are toldnonlife-threatening injuries and it was a couple minutes later they received a call here in dorchester of a pedestrian pinned under a vehicle you can see in the video police looking at clothing on ground as well as they investigate this scene. our cameras captured a rolling investigation from interstate 93 south on exit 15 the columbia road exit. we did speak with a witness here in dorchester who says she >> i don't care

we are live in roxbury nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >> thank you very much. it's 5:07 right now. >>> a deadly crash on the vfw parkway in boston a driver 25 bystanders tried to flip the vehicle over. state police tell us some even tried to use their jacks to lift the car up. unfortunately the driver later died at the 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 dedham around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. the accident temporarily impacted service on the franklen line. the t -- franklin line. the t doesn't suspect foul play. >>> 20-year-old will be sentence for a bad crash two years ago. nicklas pop dop las was driving almost twice the speed limit right before the crash. a teenage riding with him was prm innocently parrel -- permanently paralyzed and a father of three driving the pickup truck he hit is unable to speak or move. >>> today the girlfriend of whitey bulger will plead guilty katherine greg is serving a 8 year prison term fo

nicole jacobs is live at back bay station with more. a tough commute last night. >> reporter: tough doesn't even describe it for some commuters. but can can you imagine if it weren't school vacation week i mean, the nightmare would be even worse. but right now, keolis is saying that amtrak has not given them a time frame as to when the problem will be fixed. it was complete mayhem to say the least. >> track 3. >> to the left track 3. >> reporter: another day and devastating delays along the commuter rail. >> &on train. >> reporter: no weather the cause this time but a broken signal says amtrak leaving workers directing trains the old fashioned way. >> i am incredibly frustrated about this. >> reporter: but all wrong according to commuters whose pictures tell the story of frustration. >> i hate it. i just hate it. if park was not $32 a day i >> reporter: making matters worse it's anyone a guess as to when this dysfunction is fixed. >> what they he told us right now is they do not know when this is going to be fixed. >> reporter: so it's

. >>> -- jake -- nicole jacobs. >>> three men in custody following a tense stand off. they robbed a store clerk in dorchester and barricaded a hostage negotiator helped end the stand off. all three are facing armed robbery charges. >>> about -- charges. >>> a shooting investigation underway in wareham. police found a 70-year-old man dead in his home on glenn charley road on tuesday. officers say john williams had been shot several times. they say they don't believe there is any threat to the public. >>> police in maryland say two sheriff deputies shot and killed at a panera restaurant outside baltimore may have been targeted. one of the deputies was killed inside the restaurantch the other was killed in a gun fight with the 68-year-old shooter who was also killed. >>> the families of whitey bulger's murder victims reportedly offered a financial settlement. 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 febr

nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >> thanks very much. an investigation underway into the social media posts of a weymouth firefighter. the first responder calling out the use of narcan. susie steimle is live and the post has been taken down. >> reporter: it has but this is just another reminder that everything written on the internet is permanent. this post did not go over well with the general public. a firefighter on his personal facebook page calling narcan the worst drug saying people whooverdose should be left to die reading on a his personal page, i for one get no extra money for giving narcan and the losers are out of the hospital and using again in hours. you use, you should lose. weymouth fire chief trying to dispel the frustration from people in the general area saying the comments posted do not reflect the philosophy or values that we hold as a department or town. he is scheduled to meet with people online are saying the firefighter should lose his job. we are live in weymouth. susie steimle. >> thanks we appreciate it. >>> an

nicole jacobs is live in weymouth with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you kathryn. the pedestrian in this crash we are told suffered life- threatening injuries. driver of the other vehicle is recovering as well after a man accused of driving drunk and high should have never been behind the wheel. a sobriety test gives the big picture. 51 yowled thomas mohan struggling to ---year-old -- 51- year-old thomas mohan struggling to walk the line. >> just a massive crash by the time we ran out here, the cars >> reporter: michael saw the washington street aftermath. mohan was driving the minivan pedestrian. >> the driver of the meny van under the influence. arguing with the police. >> reporter: he was drunk police say and high on drugs. >> he has been going through a bad time. that's all i can say right now. >> reporter: at his home tuesday, a woman answered the door. shock right now. >> reporter: saying very little no one to speak on the driving violation that is spanned nearly 30 years. but mohan will have to answer t

nicole jacobs is live where the nicole. >> reporter: this was not your typical commute home from school on the school bus. this is one that ended with a crash and that bus driver arrested. of all things, oui. look at his mug shot here. poirier. police say there were 11 students on board the bus and according to them, an intoxicated poirier slammed into eu pillet pole on hayden pond road and the pole fell on the bus and students were evacuated without problems or but power was knocked out to hundreds of people on hayden pond road. the power has been restored but it's going to be a day in court for poirier. he is set to go before a judge this morning. live in dudler nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >> irish nanny who is charged with killing a baby and cleared is being sued by the baby's parents. ashley and brady mccarthy spent more than two years in -- spent more than two years in jail and returned to ireland shortly after her release in august. according to the globe the baby's parents are suing her for wrongful death. the baby's mother told the pape eater suit is the only way to make sur

nicole jacobs is live with more. good morning nicole. >> reporter: good morning to you. good morning chris. there's one final full day of campaigning here in new hampshire before the big day tomorrow but of course we know that it comes down to that phenyl vote and push which everyone is up for. in the final hours to get out the message candidates are hoping that transitions to vote. >> i don't need your money i need your vote. >> reporter: polls show donald trump continues to lead in new hampshire there were other candidates in the spotlight sunday. >> the memorialized 25 second speech that is exactly what the advisers gave him. >> reporter: a positive light shown by christie exposing a by senator marco rubio. >> this notion barack obama doesn't know what he is doing is just. >> there it is. there it is. the memorialized 25 second speech. >> reporter: a quick overnight trip to snl for bernie sanders. >> i am so sick of the 1% getting the preferential treatment. >> reporter: shows he can poke fun and get back to poking the issues. >> real change never comes from the top o

nicole jacobs is live in plymouth with the latest developments. nicole good morning. >> reporter: kathryn chris, plymouth. of this fire. you can see here behind me the scene is still very much active in terms of a firefighter down this manning this. i want to get to video overnight. fire crews arrived on the scene of ellisville road last night. we are told one person was trapped inside. it took several hours to get the fire under control for the three-story home that was actually for sale. firefighters have not officially released the victim's name. of course neighbors here in and they have also, pressed concerns over propane tanks in the area as well. looking live at this home again, one person died as a result of the fire. authorities have not determined whether or not it is suspicious and they are not commenting on that but it's all under investigation. that's the latest in plymouth nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >> thank you for the update. >>> it's 5:33a recent harvard graduate who says she was sexually assault on campus is now suing the sch

. >> nicole jacobs is live with the story. good morning nicole. >> reporter: good morning to you chris and kathryn. i checked in with woburn police the vehicle is still on the loose this morning. and in the meantime, the man who was hit says he held on for so long because he knew if he let go he would be dead. without a second to think. >> by the time i seen the car it was dead center on me. >> reporter: nor a moment to spare. >> i just got on the hood and held on for dear life. >> reporter: fred pica was in a death grip he never saw coming. >> i begged and pleaded please, please. >> reporter: according to police, tyson del goodo was -- delgado was behind the wheel. sur veil and images was tell the story. >> he was talking on the cell phone. >> reporter: the 65-year-old is lost his hold and delgado immediately took off. he was already wanted by police for a larceny and assault on an officer hours earlier. they searched for him finding only the car he ditched. the doctor says i am a very lucky person. >> reporter: leaving him g

. >> let's get to nicole jacobs live in plymouth where this is still an active scene nicole. >> reporter: whoa just spoke with a neighbor who said the inside at the time of the time. -- fire but it's unclear who was inside and who died as a result of the fire. you can see behind me still an active scene with firefighters down at the home. i can tell you fire crews arrived on the scene of ellisville road. we will get you to video of the fierce flames they encountered once they arrive. one person was trapped inside. it took several hours to get the fire under control for this three-story home that we are told was actually for sale. firefighters have not officially released the victim's name. of course again neighbors in the area know who lives here. they have exprebsed concerns over propane tanks in the area. let's listen. >> she first heard like snap popping and smacking and she told me and then she saw the whole deck up on-- in flames and that's when she called the fire department then we really saw flames shooting and thought or the house up on the hill. >> reporter: and taking another

let's get to nicole jacobs live in east boston with a update. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. and good news here in east boston. residents here the 200 without power for hours now have power and it is being sourceed by the generator but we are told eversource crews still have work to do. it was bad timing. >> severe frustration. >> reporter: as if there's any good time to be without heat in subzero lows. >> probably packing up and going to a hotel unfortunately. turning water on so my pipes don't freeze and packing up and going to a hotel. >> reporter: 200 rest den in the east boston -- residents in the east boston neighborhood foressed to -- forced to power through frustration was no electricity which means no heat. >> he has a heart problem and he is 87 years old and he is cold. >> reporter: wilma is cold and ofalternatives to keep warm. >> i could overright the pilot on the stove and heat hot water and make tea and i had soup and i had to open the refrigerator. >> reporter: it was manhole explosions we are told that brought ev

let's get to nicole jacobs who is live in boston for us. good morning nicole. >> reporter: good morning to you kathryn and chris. we have learned overnight mbta officials are inspecting all wall panels in all trains for the orange line before they resume service with those elements. this of course happening overnight after an evening of sheer panic. it was just before 9 tuesday night along the orange line complete commotion. >> it was chaotic. sound like a bomb. that's why people were scared oh something is happening. >> reporter: passengers taking matters into their hands trying to escape a situation of uncertainty. >> there was a lot smoke. people were kicking out the windows in the orange line. >> reporter: fire officials were called to the scene and determined a damaged section of the third rail caused overheading -- overheating but >> there was sheet metal on the track that is contributed you know to that damaged section of the third rail. >> people were panicking and running around and they were breaking windows and breaking trying to

let's go to nicole jacobs live in east boston with a update. >> reporter: the good news for the east boston residents is that power has been restored to the rest he dents without it. and that is happening through this generator here but we are told eversource crews have work to do. it was bad timing. severe frustration. lows. >> probably packing up and going to a hotel unfortunately. turning water on so my pipes don't freeze and packing up and going to a hotel. >> reporter: 200 rest he den in the east boston neighborhood forced -- residents in this east boston neighborhood forced to power through frustration no heat. >> he has a heart problem and is 87 years old. and he is cold. >> reporter: wilma is cold concerned and thinking of alternatives to keep warm. >> the only thing is i could override the pilot on the stove and heat hot water and make tea and i had soup and had to open the refrigerator. >> reporter: manhole explosions brought eversource crews here. they worked for hours trying to repair electrical equipment and restore warmth. >> i have children. i have dogs. i have animals

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 fire caused by yet more storm damage. a tree limb toppled on power lines and then a home. the foyer was massive and so were the winds. the same case in swampscott where cell phone video captured a tree fire sparked by downed fire linesch the storm was mark. >> nicole jacobs reporting. >>> this morning the

that's the latest from coal jacobs. >> -- nicole jacobs. >> stay with wbz for complete primary. we will have results analysis and candidate reaction all night long starting tomorrow night. >>> now to super bowl 50. let's talk about it right? a big game last night. peyton manning is he going out the broncos quarterback celebrating the super bowl win final game. >> steve burton is live in san francisco with a closer look at all the action. what a fun day steve. >> it was and san francisco has they didn't have the finish last year's did but it had a story book ending. manning and broncos defeated the panthers by 24-10 and now peyton manning has a chance to ride off into theset on top. that is. and let's look because manning taking the field for what could be the final rodeo but just like in the ncf the defense did damage. vaughn miller with the big strip sack. league mvp newton. jackson recovers and puts denver up 10-0. miller is stripped again. brofngos recovered that too -- broncos recovered that too. that set up a cj anderson touchdown. the game mvp with 2 1/2 sacks and denver h

live in weymouth, nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >>> the search is on for a missing mother. she left to pick up her son at day care monday but never arrived. last night state police detectives were looking for clues at judith sales' home in holbrook she was seen monday afternoon leaving her job as a pharmacist at taunton walgreens. her husband reported her missing when she didn't pick up their son for day care. character. >> she never did anything like leave before. we are hoping and praying someone will see a photo or she will return home safely. >> as long as she comes home safely that's all that matters. >> that's judith's husband police pinged the cell tone in connecticut. since then the phone has been off. mrs. say they were going to activate the lojack to locate the vehicle. >>> a new clue in the search for a missing man from the town of harvard. police say surveillance video shows zachary marr leaving a bar and walking towards the charles river. divers searched the water again yesterday but didn't find anything. marr vanished a week and half ago last seen outside a ba

any coke jacobs is -- nicole jacobs is live with more on what we know. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you kathryn. friends tell wbz the 3-year-old boy was here visiting his father on the second floor apartment of the building when this incident happened. >> he he was a very happy-- he was very happy vibrant young baby. >> reporter: innocence of a child seen in his face. his smile, 3-year-old kani whyte died tuesday two days after he was rushed to the hospital with trauma. >> i donned understand how anyone can harm him. >> reporter: boston police are only saying it's a death investigation. as detectives continue processing the alpine street home wbz learned dcf is familiar with the family on friday social worker provided a report the toddler was well fed clean and void of behavioral issue. >> he was happy and couldn't harm nobody. >> reporter: he was happy friends say but he was visiting the home here when everything changed. >> as the investigation -- >> reporter: as the told dcf has custody of the 3- year-old boy's 5-month-old sister nicole

live in manchester, new hampshire, nicole jacobs, wbz news. >> thank you very much. wbz is your home for primary coverage for the latest election coverage anytime today, check out our website cbsboston.com where we have a life politics log which is going on all day long. dryness tonight for complete coverage of the new hampshire primary. we will be with the candidates and bring you live results and analysis all night long. our coverage begins at 5 o'clock this evening. >>> by the way, this race could get more interesting in the next few weeks, michael bloomberg confirms he is now thinking about running as an independent. bloomberg, a massachusetts native because the current we are getting a little bit of a break today. that is a good thing. >> let's take a live look out side over the city of boston. you can see the skies are gray out there, it may not be now, but danielle niles is chance for snow. this is going to be hit and >>> absolutely, the next couple of days you have a chance of a snowfall -- snow shower or flurry for the next few days. it is snowing now in bal

nicole jacobs is live in worcester with what much more. >>reporter:at afternoon, that arraignment wrapped up a short time ago, these court dominant -- documents detail the egg -- allegations clearly. sean adamantly denies, we will him in court. earlier this morning, i can back to january. year-old babysitter and her mother went to the police. about this issue, accusing sean of touching her inappropriately , and much more. all of which the babysitter says was unprovoked and through his attorney, the 35- year-old father of two, denies clue of them and tell a print upcoming court appearance. only then, did he receive a summons in court, he says, days after that. he himself had nothing to say after court, but during the arraignment we learned the extent of those allegations. >> on multiple occasions, he did touch, grab, and/or slap her butt. one time even getting into bed with her. >>reporter:the fire chief tells wbz, that mr. benowitz had worked for the fire department since 2008, he also has some affiliation with the school system, as a stud

nicole jacobs is live outside the globe with more on that big win. what a night nicole. >> reporter: what a night kathryn. the work that was done and highlighted in this film was done right here at the boston globe. an underdog for the best picture category in the end it walked away with a big win. >> and the oscar goes to spotlight. >> reporter: a magical night for a film that put a spotlight on the sex abuse scandal within the catholic church. >> this film gave a voice to survivors and this oscar amplifies that voice which we hope will become a choir that will resonate all the way to the vatican. >> reporter: highlighting the boston globe investigative team, the movie spotlight won for best picture. the highest honors of the night as the work of journalists played out on the big screen the first win for such film in 70 years with 6 nominations and walked away with two wins. >> pope francis it's time to protect the children and restore faith. >> reporter: following the top honors the globe tweeted a win for spotlight movie and for tireless pursuit o

not headed to south carolina nicole jacobs thanks. back to the democrat he can came out last night that she will. disappointed with her performance in this state. and as she talked to her crowd of supporters last night, at southern new hampshire university, she argued that she has the solutions. people are hungry for and that bernie sanders is promising is not achievable. with her husband former president bill clinton and daughter chelsea at her side, she asked the crowd there who's the best person for the job and they answered. >> thank you all very much. what is the best way to change people's lives so we can all grow together? who is the best change maker? >> you are. >> and here's what i promise, here's what i promise. i will work harder than anyone to actually make the changes that make your lives better. that she still has a lot of work to do. especially with young voters young women voters. and in particular which is something her campaign probably didn't think it would have to work on at this point and campaign adviser tells w

nicole jacobs is hive in roxbury with the latest. the latest. medical examiner has not come back with the cause of death for 3-year-old kani whyte. he was taken from this home on sunday. the second floor there where we are told he was visiting his father. injuries and unfortunately succumbed to the injuries yesterday. you are taking a look at a picture of the toddler. here's what we know so far about the investigation. detectives have been in and out of the home over the course of but will only say at this point this is a death investigation. i've been in touch with dct this morning and they will con- - dcf this morning and they won't confirm anymore information than they told us that they are familiar with the family and visited and reported as recently as friday war social worker said he was well issues. and that the department continues to investigate this situation. we did speak with the mayor today regarding yet another tragic death of a child. >> same time you are dealing with a little child and there's so many loving people that would love to be there for a lot of the kids that

nicole jacobs is live in fitchburg following the developing story. what can you tell us. >> reporter: we have learned one man and two women who are siblings were in the home at the time of the fire. was found on the second floor. it was just around midnight the call came in fire on walton street in fitchburg. >> it was just you know a chaos right, right from the start. >> reporter: because when crews intense. >> on arrival we had heavy fire out of two windows on the second floor. >> reporter: but there was word two of the three who lived here were still inside. >> we immediately found one victim in the second floor top kitchen. remaining. the design of the home and two victims already in rough shape officials say created challenges for rescue. >> many rooms, many doors, so, it was kind of a guess which way to go to find the victim. they did. on the second floor unfortunately dead. the flames and smoke too much. although it is believed to have started in the rear of the second floor, exactly how is and you are taking a live look now at the rear of the

nicole jacobs is following the latest. >>reporter: the good news, that little boy is okay. he was taken to the hospital we are told just as a precautionary protocol. here you can get a closer look, as to where he was found in the early morning hours. he was just for years old, and all alone. 3a.m., on the streets of dorchester. according to police, on a mission. on a mission to find chocolate, police say, he slipped out of his home, on his own, apparently no concept of time, as a toddler, but perhaps a recollection of how to get to the corner store. he was found right next to it, 3:40. as a precaution he was reunited with his mother, who slept through the middle of the night quest. fortunately, the 4- year-old was not hurt, and his charged. we did receive a response from the department of children and families saying they have received a report of the investigating. live in dorchester, nicole jacobs, wbz news >>> developing right now, and explosion levels a washington state home. that home blown to pieces in the port orchard neighborhood. authorities have not found the peop

nicole jacobs, wbz news. >>> in east boston, emergency crews are on the scene after a scaffolding. take a look at this happened at porter street, the jeep wound up in the building after a two-car accident, the scaffolding now has to be dismantled with a crane before the jeep can be removed. >>> police investigating a deadly motor cycle class -- crash just before midnight. a motorcyclist was killed after colliding with a parked van no word yet on what caused the driver to crash. >>> was the police searching cabdriver. the victim told police the man with a gun approached him after stockton street last night. the gun man try to rub the began to struggle, the cabbie was shot. he is in the hospital, right now, in stable condition >>> a driver is behind bars facing charges in a horrific police a 44-year-old [ name indescernible ] hit two people a 56-year-old man and a 48 you- year-old woman in chinatown. a woman was caught under a white suv and dragged for more dorchester. shockingly, the woman is still alive and doctors say they may be able to save her severely damaged arms. >> eyewitne

. >> police say a call about a drug overdose led them to nicole jacobs is live with much more. good afternoon nicole. >> reporter: good afternoon to you kathryn. robert acheson has not gone before the judge here but it was this weekend just yesterday that he was reportedly treated for an overdose and then arrested for allegedly marveling a meth lab. police were called to the atateelboro neighborhood for a reported drug overdose. man was taken to the hospital but a closer look revealed more. >> i think it's terrible. like right by the elderly housing and it's-- i mean on our side of the street. >> reporter: authorities say ingredients and paraphernalia all pointing to a meth lab with found in-- were found in the 9th avenue home and residence are -- residents are stunned. >> hopefully they get it ute -- it out of the neighborhood. >>reporter: investigators swarming the area and evacuations for safety. federal authorities are now involved. 52-year-old robert acheson is expected to face a judge in accompanying with themanufacturing of a meth lab that happened yesterday evening. tha

nicole jacobs is following the story from woburn. >> reporter: fred pica said he held onto whatever he could for as long as he could because he knew if he let go he would be a dead man. detectives inside the woburn police department are searching for the man responsible. he winces in pain. >> they said i am a lucky person. >> reporter: now the terrifying ordeal is over. >> by the time i seen the car it was dead center on me. after a split second encounter had him in the grip of his life. >> i just got on the hood and held on for dear life. >> reporter: it was wednesday morning, surveillance cameras captured the driver's careless act. pica clung to what he could and pleaded. >> please stop just let me off the car. please stop. >> reporter: please falling on the ears of tyson delgado. police say he was the driver the same person who was the subject of a larceny and assault on a police officer hours earlier. him. images etched in his mind. phone. >> reporter: p. ca lost the -- different-- pica lost his hold and delgado took off police searched for him but only found the car. courtesy for

live at south station nicole jacobs. >> thank you very much. >>> it's our country's highest military honor. >> and moment ago president obama presented the metal of honor to special chief special warfare operator edward buyers he received the award for role in rescuing an american doctor held hostage by taliban insurgents in 2012. the pentagon says he used his body to shield the doctor from gunfire and this is only the 11th time the medal of honor has been presented to a living service member. >>> coming up a golden night at the oscars. the big winner putting the spotlight on boston next. >> and unexpected red carpet appearance by pats owner robert kraft. find out which film he wanted to win. law make here wants to make flying more comfortable for you. hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come to look for america i'm bernie sanders, >>> and the oscar impose to -- >> the film about the boston globe's expo say on the catholic church's sex abuse scandal takes home the biggest awar

we have crews in boston and natick chantee lans is live and nicole jacobs is live along the mass pike. you seen the change over happen. >> reporter: absolutely. change over happened about 5 or 10 minutes ago. it feels a little bit like rain but you can see it's snow. we will look live here at mass pike and we haven't seen much of a impact in terms of drivers and computers -- commuters he. they are going at -- commuters. they are going at pretty good clip but there's roughly 1200 crews on the ready, ready to go as soon as the winter weather hits. we know they have been chemically treating the roads in preparation for what is to is expected to happen around the morning commute. so they are gearing up for that. i can tell you mass state police will lower the speed limit here on the mass pike when inclement weather happens to about 45 miles per hour. it's unclear if they have done that or if they he plan to do that but certainly we are here when ever anything changes here this morning. we will certainly bring you the latest. but for now, that's the latest from natick. nicole jacobs wbz. >

live in boston nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >> thank you very much not a good situation. we want to give you a closer look at the size of the problem. check out branches highlighted to the south and west of the city. those are the lines that cancellations because of the switch issue. >>> a manhunt is underway for the suspect just named in a murder he investigation in malden. police are look for kenneth manning considered armed and dang rouse. he is wand for the death of a 36ior old woman found in her apartment on monday. police say surveillance video shows him inside her building on that same day. >>> a scare at a boston hotel leading to evacuations. the s.w.a.t. team surrounded the marriott in dorchester last night. and arrested a man who barricaded himself inside. police evacuated a floor of hotel rooms as a precaution. the man in custody is wanted on domestic violence charges in connecticut. >>> today mourners will play respects to justins antonin scalia as his body lies in repose at the supreme court a private family for family friend and colleagues will begin in few

live in quincy nicole jacobs wbz news. >>> at noon a deadly crash is under investigation in randolph a15-year-old east boston girl bill shields is following the story for us a joins with us much more hi. >> reporter: hi. this happened let me show you this happened on north main street and in the crosswalk where you see the black jeep. she was crossing about 8:00. the car that hit her according to police had a green light. >> it looks like a accident at this point a terrible accident. but we are investigating with our accident reconstruction unit and with the district attorney's office. >> reporter: she was just 15 and come to ran doll to have visit a friend. but about 8 last night, lara vierra started to cross the street and it was snowing heavily and she was struck by a car and killed. the driver did not take off. >> the driver stopped at the scene and identified himself and spoke to the officer on scene. >> reporter: the investigation is still early but they are lights are working fine and it appears the crosswalk signals were working but that's part of the investigation. also whet

live at south station in boston nicole jacobs wbz news. >> thanks very much. this noon a boston mother -- >>> this noon a boston mother and 5-month-old baby are in the hospital after being hit by a car. and we are learning neighbors were key in helping save their lives. susie sometimeel is live in roxbury with an emotional story of a woman and her sister who sprung into action. >> reporter: that's right and i checked in with boston place couple minutes ago about the status of the the mother and young baby and they say right now, no news is good news as their lives after this really dramatic night in roxbury. this morning we spoke with two women who were instrumental in keeping the baby alive. thursday night on humboldt avenue pure chaos a mother and baby unconscious in the street after being hit by a car in roxbury. neighborhood ran out to help includes laneigh. >> it was a really fast paced scene. >> reporter: and her twin sister latisha. >> it's. >> the ordinary moment and something you will never forget. >> reporter: as twins they shared most big moments ov

jacobs live in water town with the details, nicole? >> reporter: chris and kathryn, recreating those scenes could happen we're told overnight. and that's according to a local paper here. it could include simulations of the gun fire as well as other loud noises but the big question here is wlo that would fly with residents here -- here is whether that would fly with residents here who have been through much. it was the backdrop of the shootout where dzhokhar and tamerlan retreated after detonating bombs, killing three people and an m.i.t. officer. water town where residents heard the shootout there, the swarms of law enforcement, some of their hopes damaged. they were on lockdown for hours while authorities searched for dzhokhar. that was their reality in april 2013. now hollywood wants to put it on the big screen. residents according to a local paper. cbs films aims to produce patriots day, starring mark wahlberg, a movie depicting the day's happenings. they would be compensated for the intrusion of sets, and filming of scenes. many re

along the south shore nicole jacobs wbz news. >> this same storm system wassed itly in virginia. two-year-old boy died when a possible tornado destroyed a home-- nearby one man was in his home when he saw the wind rip of roof -- rip the roof off a land roar mat. lift the roof -- off a laundromat. >> the wind come spinning and lift the roof. i don't know but i survived. and when i came out, then i learned as i saw one of my friends and he said his brother died. >> virginia governor declared a state of emergency there. you can always stay one stef ahead of any storm by down lowing the cbs boston weather app free in the apple and google store. >>> justinna pelletier's family announcing a lawsuit against the hospital she was a patient hospital custody. was the victim of medical neglect but the family says children's proposed a radical treatment plan and when they taken from them. now in a statement children's says it "welcomes the opportunity to vigorously defend the medical care they we are committed to the patient's best health and well- being according to the high standard to ever

. >> the candidates getting in last minute campaigning, nicole jacobs has a pitch to voters. >> you have to get out and you have to vote no matter what! >> reporter: in true trump businessman turned politician points to the polls. his landslide lead over the republican field has proven in iowa to not be strong enough. >> the people with me are 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 same for hillary clinton trailing by double digits in new hampshire, votes. >> for all those of you still deciding, still shopping, i hope i can close the deal between now and the time the polls close. [ cheers and applause ] >> real change never cups from the -- comes from the top on down. it comes from the bottom on up. >> reporter: bernie sanders stumping to huge new england crowds welcoming him almost as >> 58%

live in water town, nicole jacobs, wbz "this morning". >>> 5:07, camille cosby testifying under oath in massachusetts in a defamation case against her husband but not done answering questions, louisa from the plaintiff's attorney. >> this is a woman that clearly didn't want to be there, discomfort. >> reporter: inside this springfield hotel monday, camille cosby came face to face with attorneys for the seven women her husband of 52 years is accused of drugging, and is sexually assaulting. she faced questioning under oath for the defamation lawsuit against now disgraced comedian bill cosby. emergency motions by his lawyer to block the deposition denied by a judge. >> if i was her lawyer, i would do the same thing. >> reporter: she stuck by bill since the accusations against him surfaced. despite a day affair, he testified for two and a half hours and twice the judge was contacted. another deposition set for march 14 with a slew of questions they argue yet to be answered. >> there are so many women who have made allegations that we about. >> reporter: a long process plaintiff's attorne

. >> we want to get to nicole jacobs live inside back bay station. this is great news for commuters nicole. >> reporter: great news chris. we were able to take a look at departure boards at back bay station. all this morning reading on time which was different from yesterday. but amtrak is confirming the i want to get you to yo to video of the mess that was made situation. the crowds all of the frustrated commuters it was images of winters' past but amtrak and keolis the company that runs the commuter rail from massachusettssays it had broken signal problem. i can tell you it took commuters 2 to 3 hours to get home for what would at this . chicago be a short -- typically be a short community. the general manager for mbta spoke with wbz radio and here's what he had to say. >> amtrak crews successfully restored control of the switches at south station tower one. so trains will now begin to proceed to south station per the normal schedules and we will no longer need to have passengers disembark at outlying stations. >> reporter: so what we saw yesterday

nicole jacobs how is it going. thanks for joining us this morning. >> reporter: chris kathryn it's certainly going to be a emotional day in court as we are expected to hear from phillip -- excuse me colleen ritzer's family and friends as philip chism learns his fate. we will get to video right now. we do know that he learns his he will find out when he could be up for parole because he was a juvenile when he murdered ritzer he will be sentenced to life with the possibility of parole. prosecutors want 50 years the defense wants 26. and it was a last-minute filing by defense attorneys that brought family and attorneys back here to court yesterday. they wanted to limit the number of victim impact statements but here's how the judge decided. >> the victim impact statement for family and friends of themselves. >> reporter: and we are told that the judge could send down that sentence by court's monday. >> thanks very much. >>> we will be in court today live streaming the victim impact statements and the coverage begins a

nicole jacobs is live at salem superior court. good morning. you chris. more than two months after phillip chism was convicted of murdering colleen rit diser u fine out -- ritzer he find out when he could be up for parole but not before he hears from family and friends grameling with the death. >> there's tremendous painful absence in our lives one that sadly can never be replaced. >> reporter: this one colleen ritz are's family in december after the 17-year-old student was convict of the rape and murder. it was a last hadn't filing that brought them to court by the defense ahead of the sentencing. >> that is family that has nothing but grace and respect for the process. >> reporter: at issue, who would be allowed to deliver victim impact statements. the defense wanting to limit that number. the judge disagreeing. >> the victim impact statement for family and for friends coworkers are important in and of themselves. >> reporter: judge determined the punishment. the teen was a juvenile at the time of the crime and only life with the possibility of parole i

. >> that was nicole jacobs reporting. down clyde brown school closed today and tomorrow after air quality tests taken over school vacation week showed concerns. more testing will be done. official also work on a plan in case the school needs to remain school the middle and high schools are open. >>> school is back over in haverhill but students will see the damage by a burst pipe. they scrubbed the school over school vacation week after a pipe burst in a second floor classroom. part of the ceiling caved in and some asbestos fireproofing got wet. students had see part of the ceiling exposed. and the school library is closed. >>> in framingham student relocated today due to a burst pipe at the mccarthy elementary school last week. this morning kinder gathered -- kindergarten and first greaters will go to fuller middle school from-- accept p separate from -- separate from older students. >>> pipes burst at a a school flooding the main office gym and class routes and they have been working to repair damage. board of health will be at the school today. ' strayedors -- administrators hope to re

at south station nicole jacobs >>> a massive ira data breach is bigger than first thought. in may they said hackers gained access to 114,000 accounts. the past few months the number grew and now there may be 3/4 of a million victims. the irs says the those affect led get a letter in the mail and receive free identity -- affected will get a letter in didn'ty. remember the irs doesn't call. >>> aides for the michigan governor may have known about the water crisis as far back as 2014. released e-mails show them discuss switching water supply six months after the change. governor says the e-mails were about preliminary concerns before the new -- they knew about the lead problem. >>> and make it an even dozen. gas prices in massachusetts down for the 12th week in row. aaa says the average price for a gavel self-serve regular is a buck 68. the nation average 1.75. >>> campaign 2016 tonight republican john kasich is banking on massachusetts e sat down for a one-on-one be the view and says no matter what the -- one-on-one interview and says no matter what the the polls says he is n

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

nicole jacobs is here with a closer look at what happened. nicole, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, kathryn. authorities were led to two different scenes. the same driver was behind both of them, allegedly dragging a woman under her suv and having to be chased by witnesses before she stopped. >> reporter: with her head covered, 44-year-old xiao ying zhou stood before the judge just hours after prosecutors said she was behind the wheel for a horrific chain of events. >> thought the car was operating in a strange way, and she pulled out of the exit. at that particular point in time shark saw the person and tried to assist them. >>> it was in chinatown around 1:30 on monday morning. zhou hit a 56-year-old woman >> a witness heard what he believed was a car alarm, when he was witnessing this, and that turned out to be the victim screaming. >> reporter: that was in dorchester, more than 2.5 miles for the initial chinatown crash. the victim became trapped in the undercarriage and dragged for miles. >> multiple witnesses saw her legs

. >> nicole jacobs thanks so much see you later. back to the democratic race and hillary clinton says she still loves new hampshire and always will. but she was disappointed in the way her race ended here in the granite state. clinton addressed her supporters last night at southern new hampshire university. and she argued that she has the solutions people are hungry for and what bernie sanders is promising just isn't achievable. with her husband former president bill clinton and daughter chelsea at her side she asked the crowd who is the person for the job? and they answered. >> thank you so much. >> what is the the best way to change people's lives so we can all grow together? who is the best change maker? >> you are. >> and here's what i promise. here's what i promise i will work harder than any one to make your lives better. >> reporter: so clinton admits she has a lot of work to do especially with young voters young women in particular. and a campaign adviser tells message soon. there have been talk about a shakeup in the campai