phil and jc? phil: thanks. a 20-foot high sculpture that formed an arch way had to be relocated because people busy texting while they were walking kept bumping into it. the cathedral admits there were a few dust ups. it has more than doubled since 2005. so the natural question is have you done that, bumped into anything -- >> i haven't walked into something. should we move the sculpture or -- >> i bumped into a person or two, but never hit something that was not -- >> moving? got it. dancing your way to a better phil: it is the balance -- bollywood-en fused class. >> and more information on disease. >> and then mike told you about a local police officer accused of sexual misconduct. able to land a top job with the state. what the officer ises saying that is raising more questions t they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wal

phil: and really a good call. peyton manning knew if it wasn't wide open he was going to throw jim: that was ron rivera before he saw it was a defensive holding call and not pass interference. anderson, in the end zone for the touchdown! 12-point margin. peyton's done the math and says we have to go for two here with 3:08 remaining. anderson not to be denied on that carry. phil: well, that was some run and he ran right through luke kuechly to get that touchdown. watch number 59. boy, c.j. anderson determined. the game, he thinks he's a running back. he gets better with more carries and he wears the defense down. good example there on that touchdown run. jim: they're going to review upstairs the touchdown and make sure he wasn't down first. phil: looks like a touchdown. jim: anderson has put together a nice game. 22 carries, 2 yards and a touchdown. and in every playoff game he broke a run for 30-yards plus, including one for 34 yards tonight. phil: he talked to us a little, saying he's learned to be more patient.

phil: that's right. i think they knew coming into you can watch on tv, you can study all those tapes and everything but you don't understand the speed of this denver defense until you see it in person. cam newton and the carolina offense, they found out. it's faster than it looks on tv. jim: and time-out just before the play clock ran out. and off the field he walks. you have to think one last time. josh norman very openly talked about his admiration. his favorite team growing up was the colts. his favorites player was bob sanders. second favorite player was peyton. >> congratulations. phil: you know, you talk about peyton manning. we did ask him about how do you i thought his answer was just perfect. he said i want to be remembered as being a good teammate. respected by all the coaches and my peers. i want everybody to know i love the game of football. jim: he said that and he was choking back tears when he said that. phil: it was. jim: that was his last point of emphasis. i just want everyone to know h

phil: looks like a touchdown. jim: anderson has put together a nice game. 22 carries, 2 yards and a touchdown. and in every playoff game he broke a run for 30-yards plus, including one for 34 yards tonight. saying he's learned to be more patient. he knows that sooner or later he's going to bust one and get those extra yards. jim: the touchdown is confirmed. it's 22-10. phil: i think we've said for a couple of weeks -- referee: after review of the play, the ruling on the field is confirmed. it is a touchdown. phil: jim, we've been talking about it for weeks, even during the year. you look at denver and you say this team can go and win the super bowl on its defense. jim: can i tell you something? baltimore in our friday practice meeting. you looked at our group and said denver has a super bowl-winning defense. you saw it before the first game. two-point conversion coming up. the try from a couple out from the gun. and manning hits the pass to fowler to make it 24-10. phil: fowler, same thing we just saw to the outsi

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so phil 200 yards is the next goal. phil: we were talking about motivation earlier in the show. pay, don't pay. i like his motivation. get up and do it. phil: drastic shifts we have been telling you about across boston. jc: newscenter 5 at 6:00 starts right now. harvey: snow and ice for tonight and dramatic changes for tomorrow. >> the glitch that turned a neighborhood into a thick sheet of ice. >> and the bo is sten mayor on the -- the boston mayor on the mend. the new challenge after a bad accident. ed: baby surprise. >> i wasn't expecting it. ed: dad sleeps away upstairs while mom gives birth downstairs. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00. heather:a burst pipe nearby shutting down the lowe's theater in boston for a time this afternoon. firefighters responding to hundreds of similar calls all day long. ed: and you are looking at live pictures. it is clear and dark and difficult to see, but the snow is moving in and we are going heather:and then a big warm up and heavy rain tomorrow. much to talk about and harvey leonard takes a look at our weather.

heather and phil? heather:commitment 2016 and the candidates are making the final push ahead of super tuesday. hillary clinton spending the she spoke to voters in springfield today and then she made her way on to boston. newscenter 5's rhondella richardson is live. reporter: she seemed pumped and she spent a lot of time talking about the rhetoric and donald trump. >> let's raise the federal minimum wage. you should not be working full time and still be working in woofer -- poverty. and let's guarantee equal work. don't you think it is time? >> the plan for reducing student loan debt. >> you go to a public college or university and you will not have to barrow a dime. i am not gonna ask you to pay taxes to send donald trump's youngest kid to college. we're not gonna do that. reporter: clinton talks about rivals in grade school terms. >> do you remember the box that was on your kids' report play well with others? i would have to put a big no. democracy requires we play well with others. reporter: they lin

phil: that is mayor walsh conference. just briefing everybody on how the city fared, the big news coming out of the briefing is that boston public schools will in fact be open i know there are kids at home watching, ew! but you had the day today. jc: yes, get the homework done. phil: many communities across the state have seen several inches of snow. you have seen them with the snow totals. jc: our team coverage starts with newscenter 5's jack harper. he is live where flooding is an issue. jack? reporter: we are, jc, and there is a little lull in the action here as far as the snow is concerned. we have had heavy bands throughout the day, but it let up in the last few minutes or so. what a show we had around noon. when we go back and look at the high tide over the sea walls as much as two hours before the actual high tide. the water was coming over where they usually have this sort of thing happen. it was pretty powerful today because you had all of the rock blowing around as is normally the case. they have receded since a

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phil" please welcome dr. phil mcgraw. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> stephen: nice to have you on. man, i'm a real talk show now that i have dr. phil on. >> you're a real talk show anyway. >> stephen: you're the number one daytime host. do you have any tips? how do you get everybody to why do you think people tune in to "dr. phil"? >> pretty face. no we know it's not that that. >> stephen: well, we know sex ll x sells. that's proven. >> that's it. >> stephen: why do you go with dr. phil and not dr. mcgraw. dr. phil sounds like a substitute teacher who will put on video for an hour because he wants to sleep. we're going to study ancient rome, kids, but watch "gladarty" first. >> well, the principal was oprah, and she said, "you're dr. phil." >> stephen: oh, did she really. that's like being knighted by the queen. you're sir phil now. >> if oprah had said, loretta, i would have said okay. it's the loretta show! no, seriously -- >> you've just been inducted

phil? phil: rhondella richardson is live for us now. rhondella? reporter: between friday and today, this is how brockton snowfall has piled up. the snow starts and stops, but the wind has been a consistent pain and a lot of blowing of the snow as the temperature dips. you will have black ice. be careful because it is beneath some of the snow. >> digging out is a chore. >> this is fluffy. it is not that bad. this is quite a bit to cover here. >> driving is a challenge, but emergency managers are thrilled there are no power outages like during friday's storm. >> they just finished getting people connected at 4:00, 5:00 yesterday. we convinced the national grid to keep those crews here in the city. they are on stand by right >> 180 pieces of snow removal equipment make the rounds and police are rounding up parked cars in violation of the snow emergency. >> it is a normal thing. when it snows get your car off the road, you know what i mean? >> trying to plow around cars, a danger and an unnecessary challenge. ahead of the storm. >> i have the crews do

phil: history in cuba. the pope touches down for a first-of-its kind meeting with the head of the russian orthodox jc: dramatic video from virginia. a closed manufacturing plant goes up in flames. process of being torn down when the fire broke out. it burned well into the evening -- a few hot spots even flared up again today. no word yet on a cause. the final four holdouts at that federal wildlife refuge in oregon facing a judge today. phil: they finally surrendered yesterday, ending a more than month-long standoff with federal authorities. but tonight this case is still far from over. reporter today the 4-final : occupiers of this this national wildlife refuge in oregon preparing to face a judge on felony charges after tense showdown. the men finally surrendered peacefully, ending a more than 40-day standoff the tense negotiations with federal agents played out over a live stream phone call. the militia was demanding the federal government turn over public lands to local control. last month the standoff' s

phil: airfare is low. the transportation department says ticket prices fell by more than six% in the third quarter of last year. the average price is now about 372 dollars. experts cite the expansion of low-cost airlines and plunging jet fuel costs. new way to crack down on distracted driving by riding the bus. it' s a new idea that officials say is already working they issued forty tickets for texting and driving in just two and a half hours. the vantage point on a bus allows officers to look down into the cars below to catch the drivers who are on their phones. and it seems to be working. jc: blizzard conditions on a lake in canada nearly cost some ice fishermen their lives. the two men ventured out on sunday without checking the weather forecast first. powerful winds soon trapped them driving out wasn' t an option either, their pick-up truck kept getting stuck in snow drifts. all they could do, was ride it out. >> we waited. usually a storm will go bad and it never slowed down. at night and heather: --

phil: it is still in the 50s right now. heather:don't get used to it, harvey, because it sounds like it will be changing. it wasn't a glorious 64 big ones on a leap year in boston and mild and in the 50s. there is colder air coming in late tonight especially and early tomorrow. be prepared for it to be decidedly chillier as we start out in the 20s to the low 30s. and our temperatures won't rise as much tomorrow. topping off around 40 on average during the afternoon hours. it will be dry. we will have a couple of snow showers later tonight around the birkshires. it won't make it too far east of there. sunshine for tomorrow and clouds coming in leat in the day. our next weather change is developing out west, but it will be a quick mover. that will be here late tomorrow night and wednesday. i'll let you know what form the precipitation will take. the precipitation changes coming up in a little while. reassuring parents and promising to continue to monitor a cluster of cases of a rare form of pediatric cancer. in five communiti

phil: thank you. music' s biggest night was one to remember. moments on stage and on the red carpet. newscenter five' s emily reimer has more, including a big win for a massachusetts singer. >> our party is not over. >> leave it to entertainment' s leading ladies to put on a party. >> well, ladies. >> this year' s grammys serving up a good dose of surprises . >> and the grammy goes to, meghan trainor. >> from meghan trainor' s breakdown after announced as the best new artist. >> oh i' m a mess i' m a mess, i have to go cry. >> to sofia vergara' s peek-a-boo pop-up in pitbull' s action-packed performance to the first music video ever created on live television starring gwen stefani involving 7 costume changes on camera and a crew of 250 people. but wait. . stefani' s rep telling abc news, the skater who fell was a sneaky stunt double. over on the red carpet plenty of head-turning stunners from s wizard-themed nightgown to janelle monae' s beetlejuice-inspired lace top and bellhop hat combo. taylor swif

on the average phil -- it happens three times last winter. right now forecasting a minus five on sunday, that will be the coldest since january of 2004. right now through 10:00 a.m. temperatures don' t drop radically. after that, it keeps going down. we are showing you the sharp drop in temperatures. it falls below zero in boston before midnight tomorrow night on the way to double digits and below zero in boston. this is going to last and a storm that will be on the heels of this as early as monday night. >> people are urged to take precautions to protect themselves from the extreme cold. continuing coverage and how quickly they can said then. >> it can happen as fast as waiting for a pot of coffee to brew. you can get frostbite in 10 minutes. the warnings are clear. get ready because it is coming. across the region we haven' t seen cold like that too often. boston has only gone below zero nine times since 2000. they call this the deep freeze. >> the windchill is going to be between 20 and 35 degrees below zero. when it gets to 30 degrees bel

phil: spring training will do that. newscenter 5 at 6:00 starts right now. >> live on newscenter 5 -- reporter: writers are being told to stay away, and when regular service will resume. heather: donald trump possibly to target -- donald trump' s new target. >> he' s using the pope as a pond. reporter: a little girl killed by a falling tree. her parents on the support they have received, and their daughters lasting life. heather: we begin off the top with breaking news, coming from the umass campus. maria: that' s right, guys. there is a partial lockdown as we speak on the campus at umass amherst. umass police have apparently security perimeter, at pierpont tall, in the southwest part of that campus. about 26,000 kids go to that school, very big campus. that' s right at the beginning when you first drive-in. the students have been told to shelter in place. the campus has put out an alert saying there might have been a hostile armed person who is on campus, and a handgun was reportedly shown, but not fired. amherst. poli

phil: thank you, frank. still ahead, an update on the tram rescue we were telling you about in new hampshire. jc: dozens of people dangling above the ground in the cold. hearing from the people inside. phil: and how about motivation to get moving? certain threats could help you get to the gym. jc: wait until you hear this story. and meet the man who took up a new athletic goal at the age dear fellow citizen, pi know how it feels to save pfor retirement and college - times two. pi get that it can be overwhelming, because i' m living it. p but i always tell people - saving' s not that complicated. t you just have to work with what you have. r if you have a question about saving, ask me. sincerely, alex payne. >>> from boston's news leader this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:30. phil: right now at 5:30, firefighters are on the scene of this house fire. flames can be seen shooting through the roof of the home. crews from several surrounding towns have had to come in to help out. >> there were at least 300 calls about

phil: thank you. there was a growing mystery in malden after the discovery of a woman' s body inside a large apartment complex. let' s get to newscenter 5' s nicole estaphan with an update on the investigation. >> more questions than answers, what we do know is a woman' s body was found inside this apartment complex late monday, and police investigating are being tight-lipped about the details. a woman' s body found inside this malden apartment complex late monday. several hours after police initiated an investigation word , began to reach shocked residents. >> it is scary. you don' t think of something like that happening, especially happening so far after the fact . >> the middlesex district attorney' s office tells us they responded to cliffside commons around 9pm for a well-being check. when they arrived they found a woman' they are not releasing her identity, but police did say that her death was not the result of a random act. >> that' s of little comfort to those who live here. >> that is so sc

phil" show, dr. phil mcgraw. very big guy. up to the take his advice just so he won't be angry with you. he's going to write me a prescription for a great interview, even though what i asked for was vicodin. then from the hbo show "togetherness," i'll sit down with jay and mark duplass. ( cheers and applause ) they are two of the most famous brothers in entertainment right after mario, ringling, and the property. then i will mix it up with author and professor, michael eric dyson. his new book is called "the black presidency." perhaps-- i don't know-- in eight years, he'll be be writing "the orange presidency." and we don't know. very early in the game. a lot of trump fans here tonight. and i'll have a performance from singer anderson paak. oh, ticktock. ticktock. do you hear that? that is jon batiste and stay human. say hi, everybody! >> jon: yeah, babe! >> stephen: it's good! they're about to rev this show's engines, pop the clutch, and burn rubber on me, but before ben & jerry's has announced they are coming out with vegan

phil: never is. thank you, harv. a violent robbery at a massachusetts chipotle that was caught on camera. jc: maria is here with the video they hope will track down the suspects. maria? reporter: phil and jc, the whole thing went down late last night when the restaurant let's check out the video together. it shows the suspects forcing three employees into the restaurant's cooler. the door shuts. the suspect pulls the gun on two other workers and forces register. those two employees make the decision to fight back. the struggle goes on for a couple of minutes. eventually the two robbers get away with about $300. we can tell you none of the chipotle employees got hurt and now dartmouth police need your help. if you recognize any of the suspects in the video you are asked to call the police department and they say the information will be kept confidential. jc: and there there was a brutal beating that they say was too graphic. he faces several chargeses including attempted second-degree murder after he allegedly tried t

in an interview monday--- we ask dr phil... dawn: what was it about this case they got you interested? dr. phil: well dawn what got me interested was the social media aspect in the loss of life here. prosecutors confirmed last week... lovell was active on social media and chat apps... her last message was with an account belonging to eisenhauer. dr. phil calls the tragedy a cautionary tale in which parents have to take charge of kids who have the knowledge to work their way around the internet and apps they use. 12.05.56 they've got the don't have the knowledge but you do have the wisdom and that's a great partnership to bring together. it's not an invasion of privacy it's an assertion of parenting. you wouldn't let your kids walk down a dark alley alone but believe me there are a lot of dark alleys on the internet. he recommends parents get on the apps their kids are on... 12.06.42 you have to cross those boundaries you have to get inside your child's aired it boundaries and know what's going on and have an opportunity to inte

phil: "hash -- " -- comeback. "chronicle' s " ted reinstein takes us to the stone trust in dumber stunned -- in vermont where amateurs and professionals ted: this stone trust puts on workshops for waller' s -- wa llers. >> we' ve got people coming from and people from canada. it is huge and growing fast. ted: the trust is the only place in the u.s. the hosts regular certification test for professional waller. challenges become downright diabolical, recoiling -- diabolical, requiring hip styles. this individual is one of only six people who are certified waller. >> many do not pass every test that they take. it is not a test you can breeze through. ted: meanwhile, peter welch says there is nothing like putting on that last stone. i really wonderful. "chronicle." world' s most fa m stonewallo and the woman who lists five tons in a day. us romancing the stone on main streets in the back roads of new england at 7:30 on "chronicle." in the is charming everyone. the little boy mustered up the courage to pop the question

t phil i love that man. who loves jesus nd isn't afraid to admit it to anyone and everyone to proclaim is name with no apology and with nothing but joy. i will say one of the coolest things i've had the pleasure of whole presidential campaign was heading down to duck hunting g with phil robertson and the clan. robertson you know, we did a whole video camo and face paint and my daughter saw that and they thought it was the thing they had every seen. carolina, our 7-year-old said, nearly that cool which is indisputable. tell you, that man shotgun.oot a listen, as a texan, i know a lot can shoot.o and for me, look, i can hit a it's nice icularly if and close. maybe you got someone holding feet so he can't move. every that i drop it time. but phil could take out of birds and i couldn't even see the bird. i wouldn't have thought in a million years to shoot a bird that far away. we would pull out a shotgun and boom. and the black lab headed to the horizon and i'm like, phil you and next thingow you know the dog wo

what do you think, doctor phil? >> well, erika, i think this is obviously a very tragic case, and i think viewers are going to be just finding this very thought provoking and very compelling this man fell 25 floors out after highrise, his wife is the daughter of a very prominent platt i can surgeon in tulsa, oklahoma. obviously he was killed, and what happened is she made some statements to her grandmother in a interrogation room before having been red her right, not knowing that she was the suspect of any wrong-doing, represented not a traffic ticket, nothing. wounds up getting convicted of murder 25 years to life. and i think there are so many twists and turns in this case, that you just have to sit back and take it all in to account. i just don't know that they've proven that she intentionally pushed this man out this window. >> now, amber also says that there are some things that weren't brought up at her trial, that should have been, and in your opinion, do you think she got an unfair trial? >> well, i don't th

i trust phil on this one. phil knows. >> until we see phil what do you have then? >> i'll give you the next five days, instead of the next six weeks? thirty-eight in washington. got cold overnight 30 gaithersburg, 31 baltimore, 28 in manassas, and how about leonard town, 37 degrees for you. so cool start to the day. off and running to the bus stop, that casino of thing, it will be cool start today. it will be a pleasant afternoon with generally sunny skies, but a cool day with highs in the mid 40's, and bit of breeze out there. so i would definitely dress accordingly. won't be the 60 degrees day we had yesterday or the 60 degrees day we'll have tomorrow. this is the inbetween. i still see pleasant day, nice afternoon, just it will feel little cooler than yesterday. still looking at possible, possible record high temperatures tomorrow. >> okay. >> all right? little rain? >> with rain on the way, yes, then we look at the end of the week, as well, of course talk all morning long about this big event. >> and i plan to have fun fact about phil. >> maybe we should call t

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