i'm christa delcamp. >> sarah: and i'm sarah french. boy did we have a gorgeous weekend this weekend. >> christa: can we turn back, go back the saturday and go back to sunday. >> sarah: if i could turn back time >> chris: why doesn't the weekend just keep going? we can continue the warm weather into monday, but a lot of us back to school and back to work. good morning, everyone. 43 in boston. 47 in plymouth. sarah's got a good voice, by the way. take a look at the satellite and radar composite. it's mainly clear in southern will change, though. we'll increase the clouds mid to late morning. a couple passing showers working in as we get through about mid-day. any time from noon until about 4:00 p.m., fair game for passing showers or two. obviously this doesn't look very impressive. so we're not talking about all-day downpour, anything like, that just passing shower or two. look at the numbers. we're close to 60 degrees once again by mid-day. just shy of the record high. much colder weather in the seven-day forecast. more on that ahead. >

i'm christa delcamp. >> sarah: and i'm sarah french. a messy mix of weather is heading our way after spring-like temperatures over the weekend. we could be getting a little winter weather. just depends on where you live. let's send it over chris lambert when and where. >> chris: good morning, everyone. winter weather advisory essentially along and west of 95 for later on this afternoon into this evening. 21 in norwood. 27 in boston. 22 in bedford. so it's a cold tart this morning. throughout the day. clouds thickening up. and here is the moisture that's going to be working up the coast. currently south of d.c. day itself. there may be some flurries between about 4:00 and 7:00 p.m. then some steadier snow breaking out after 7:00 p.m. if we get a burst of some steadier snow, it will only be for a few hours this evening. then it goes over to mixed precipitation. a coating to an inch possible along the coastlines. an inch or two north and west of 95 and along 95 out through the worcester hills. maybe a couple towns closer to 3. we're not ta

i'm christa delcamp. >> sarah: i'm sarah french.

i'm kris anderson in for christa this morning. >> sarah: and i'm sarah french. cold weather sticking around this morning, but nothing like the below-zero temperatures we saw yesterday. what are you doing, kris? >> christa: valentine's day was yesterday, right? >> sarah: yesterday was kris's birthday, too. >> chris: happy birthday. a big number? >> kris: really big number. number 40. >> chris: okay. so you turned 29 for like the that's what we're going with. all right. 6 degrees in the city of boston. minus 2 in worcester. 68 or 70 in the studio, so no need to get too close to the anchor desk. got keep an eye on you, mr. anderson. taking a look at the forecast model, take that snow and put a little snow up here as we work into the late afternoon. by 4:00, 5:00 p.m. brief period of snow, over to a mix and over to rain overnight tonight. a coating to a couple inches of snow, and i do expect mild temperatures to surge in here on tuesday along with the gusty wind. forecast through the day today, though, frigid start. close to 0 for a lot of us this morning, even the

i'm christa delcamp. >> sarah: and i'm sarah french. let's get a check of the forecast with chris lambert. >> chris: wind-chill factors on the dangerous side this weekend. we head into 20, 30 belower thetory on sunday morning. right now the radar is quiet. a couple scattered snow showers and squalls to work through. in spots a couple coatings to perhaps an inch of snow. not all the towns across the commonwealth will see it, but a few towns will when you get underneath a burst of heavier snow from a center shower or squall. temperatures this afternoon holding close to 30 degrees. it's also a windier day versus yesterday as the breeze will be kicking in out of the west-northwest. here comes the arctic air pouring in over the weekend. temperatures crashing saturday afternoon into saturday night, in fact, by sunday morning we're zero to 10 degrees below zero. even the city of boston looking at about minus 1, minus2, wind-chill running minus 15 to minus 20 down through the south shore to minus 30 out through the worcester hills. so we're tal

way too early as far as i'm concerned. >> sarah: and i'm sarah french. do your kids wake up early on school vacation week? >> christa: they wake up early every morning. and my son is a taskmaster. i feel sorry for my husband. he's always telling him, get in the shower, dad. we're going to be late. he loves to be on time. >> chris: got to stick to the schedule, including us, we're in the tv business. 6:00 means 6:00 on the dot. when they're teenagers, you won't be able to drag them out of bed. 35 degrees in the city of boston. wish you could sleep in. a little breeze out there, not all this strong. a lot of towns close to the freezing mark from nashua, new hampshire, worcester out to norwood. we have patches of black ice to deal with this morning, but the winds not as strong as they were 12mph. we'll have that window of 8 to 12mph throughout the day. some patches of clouds. overall partly to mostly sunny this afternoon. so we have the issues with patchy black ice this morning, but look at this this afternoon. that issue thaws out. temperatures running int

>> sarah: beautiful, chris. tell us it will stick around. >> chris: copy, paste, copy paste, copy paste through the rest of february into march. good morning. beautiful weekend. 50s to near 60 degrees. cooler today but still a nice day. 36 in boston. 32 in worcester right now, and the kids back to school here. a lot of us back to work, as well. it's a cooler start. light jacket, probably get away with that this afternoon. outdoor recess, i think that's in the cards, kids, as we have mostly sunny skies, temperatures close to 40 degrees late morning through the early afternoon. so seasonably cool today. you know, not nearly as warm as it was over the weekend, but overall close to the averages. dry during tuesday during the day. light mix developing at night. we may have a little snow, sleet and freezing rain in here tuesday night, but this is mainly a rain and wind event on wednesday and thursday. closer look at that forecast in the seven day coming up in a bit. >> sarah: time now for fast track traffic with danie

in the water. >> sarah: now add olive oil, onions and carrots. >> mixing them well together. >> sarah: when the had noles are floating, you know they are ready. back in the wok, add some and a little bit of tempe. >> it is like foe due, kind of. right? >> you are right. kind of tofu. if you like spicy food... >> sarah: am i going regret this later? >> no, you won't. >> sarah: add the spiced jalapeno and mushrooms. >> this is the soy sauce. >> sarah: place your noodles back in the wok. finish with chopped scallions and cilantro. >> mix them together. >> sarah: plate and garnish with bean sprouts, scallions and cilantro. a drizzle of sesame oil. it is ready to eat. >> that is so good. noodles are cooked perfectly. al dente. so good. >> christa: thanks for doing that, sarah. you are so mean to us, showing us these great dishes. >> chris: you could use that on a cool day like today. it is cold tonight. temperatures back in the teens in the suburbs. close to 20 in the city of boston. we take you through 7-day forecast. and we will get back into the's after being one of the warmest winters

>> sarah: that's amazing. the couple is making plans for their wedding and their future, including valentine's day this weekend. that's amazing that not only are they dating, but they're a perfect match, too, with their kidneys. >> christa: this is officially the tear-jerker portion of the newscast, chris. i'm just saying. >> chris: as a scientist, you have to appreciate that data that he saw. i don't know if people are going the like the data i'm looking at for the weekend temperature-wise as we barrel toward valentine's day with very cold air in place. temperatures rebounding into the lower 20s this afternoon, and then look at this. saturday night into sunday morning, the temperatures go down below zero and the wind-chill factors approaching 7 on 7 forecast, believe it or not, we're talking about a mix going over to rain on tuesday. >> sarah: there's still another hour of 7news. straight ahead on today "today in new england." next at 6:00, hillary clinton >> sarah: new england waking up to a bitter blast of,

i'm kris anderson in for christa. >> sarah: and i'm sarah french. the mix of weather overnight leaving behind a big mess. there are slick spots, especially on untreated walkway, sidewalks, those back roads. crews have been out on the roads, though, on the highways and everything trying to get them clear for your morning commute, but it might be a little slower this morning. >> kris: highways were pretty good. we were both on 93. >> but the become roads and walking to work, i almost fell on my booty. >> chris: you had to do that around trying to get into work. slick sidewalks. downtown boston at 27 degrees, but look at the difference. down 93 to randolph, it's 46 degrees. 29 in dedham. 31 in waltham. so it's essentiallies be north and west, subfreezing temperatures giving us those icy conditions, and a lot of the secondary roads, the driveways and sidewalks very slick. southeastern mass, different world here. 50 degrees in west bridgewater, 50 in dighton, 48 west wareham. that milder air working up from southeast to northwest as we go through the mor

i'm kris anderson. >> sarah: i'm sarah french. see you tomorrow morning. have a wonderful afternoon. i feel too young to be this old. i'm the boss of me, but sometimes i need a little help. if you or a loved one has masshealth, call commonwealth care alliance to find out about senior care options. >> brady: ha, found you. rebecca jonas, okay. that's daniel's wife. that's--no. who the hell have i been dreaming about? >> nicole: ugh, these dogs are really barking. ow. >> theresa: can you lieve we went to every site on the east side? >> nicole: i don't know why it's so hard. all dj wear needs is, like, a design area, a little kitchenette, a work area, a couple of offices. i mean, we're not talking about 10,000 square feet here. [groans] >> theresa: i know, i mean, all we need is-- oh, my god. why didn't i think of that? >> nicole: hmm, what? >> theresa: i know exactly where we can locate.

good morning to you, sarah. busy day ahead here for those candidates as they crisscross the state trying to get those votes. there's a lot of momentum right now behind marco rubio, who has been gaining in the polls. he's expected here in portsmouth later on today as are ted cruz and donald trump. separately, of course, you know about the animosity between the two of them. things starting to get testy. trump is accusing cruz of playing dirty in the iowa caucuses and stealing his win. trump called for either new voting there or for the results to be nullified, and cruz responded with a new phrase. >> oh, that voter fraud. you know, these politicians are brutal. >> well, listen, it is no surprise that donald is throwing yet another temper tantrum, or if you like yet another trumper tantrum. it seems his reaction to everything is no throw a fit, to engage in insults. >> nancy: late night meantime for both bernie sanders and hillary clinton as they had a both showed softer sides while also slamming each other about b

, sarah. we now know this was a three-year-old boy rushed to the hospital from his roxbury home. some neighbors say they remember seeing the boy smiling, happy and that they never recall seeing police called to this home before. this all started on saturday night when police received a call to come out here. the report was for a toddler not breathing. the victim of some sort of trauma. the boy was rushed to the hospital. police searched the home yesterday and the boy was pronounced dead at the hospital. the department of children and families launched an investigation and also took custody of another baby in this home. the medical examiner has yet to rule on a cause of death, so police at this point say they are just continuing their investigation, trying to gert as much information as possible, and they want to hear from anyone who may have had any interactions with this child and gather any information they have that can help them out. live this morning in roxbury, >> christa: new details co

i'm christa delcamp. >> sarah: and i'm sarah french. let's get a check of the forecast. it's cold out there this morning. it will be bitterly cold this weekend. >> chris: it's the coldest air we've seen so far this winter arriving over the weekend. seasonably cold this afternoon. that means temperatures into the mid-30s. starting off 25 in boston. 9 in bedford. light snow breaking out south and west of the vin -- vineyard also light snow in northwestern connecticut and western mass. also scattered snow showers and snow squalls through the day. don't be surprised to see a few flakes from time to time outside. the best chance of a heavier snow squall early to mid-afternoon to coincide with those temperatures. briefly reducing visibility. there will be a few towns out there that pick up a coating to a couple inches of snow. they have the best chance of picking up on a couple inches of snow, the higher terrain of worcester county. all in all, we'll keep an eye on things. briefly checking out road if you get underneath one of these heavier squalls this afternoon. we do track

snapping an eight-game losing streak. >> sarah: yeah. the celtics took a franchise record 46 three-pointers. marcus smart led boston with 26 points. and with 14.6 seconds to play, smart made a free throw to cut the deficit to one. 17-14. the celtics lose 119-114 ending the five-game winning streak. patrice bergeron was the lone representative in the n.h.l. all-star game last night in nashville. surprisingly, though, it was john scott stealing the show. scott was traded to arizona from the eastern conference and then demoted to the minor league. >> sarah: it was a fan rally patriots nation was hoping their team would have this weekend. broncos fans gathered to show their support for the team before players and coaches flew to california. the rally was held at the denver civic center yesterday. super bowl 50 is this sunday. can you believe it? >> christa: cam newton making quite the fashion statement as he and his teammates arrived out in california for super bowl 50. take a look. yellow zebra print pants. oh, my goodness. so much talk abo

i'm christa delcamp. >> sarah: and i'm sarah french. the worst supposed to happen at 7:00, 8:00 a.m. depending on where you are. let's send it over the jeremy forecast. >> sarah: we have a blizzard shore, plymouth county as well as the cape and the islands. metro boston, worcester hills, north shore, merrimack valley, winter storm warning. again, snow starting right now. it's snow now on the cape and beginning to move up the south shore. i think it gets into the city of boston between 8:00 and 9:00 a.m. this morning. later in southern new hampshire with the the heaviest snow mid-day through the early part of the afternoon and lighter the added concern today is the astronomical high tide and the strong winds. the wind has already shown up ahead of the snow. here is that snow band. again, marching northwest, now approaching the canal at the leading edge of the snow working up the south shore. the dry air in the city of boston is going to try to chew up the leading edge of this snow, but eventually the snow does overtake eastern new englan

switch to >> sarah: police are encouraging students at be. touchlt keep an eye on their popular and expensive jackets. they have become a target for thieves. this canada goose jacket cost police at boston university say they have gotten multiple claims of thieves stealing these jackets if they are left in common areas around campus. students say they try to be protective of their pricey jackets. >> my friend, she was, like, moving to another dorm. and she left it, for, like, a she came back. her jacket was gone. >> if i work out, i will put it in the locker and lock the locker. >> sarah: police are having trouble finding these thieves. the jackets are usually stolen in places where there are no security cameras like locker rooms. also on 7: dog drama on a highway in methuen. this german shepherd lexi was found wandering in the middle of 495. cars rushing by as she trotted from lane to lane. state police eventually caught word and shut down the road to kimberly bookman has the story. >> reporter: it's as if this german shepherd is trying to ex

. >> sarah: first at noon. there is breaking news. police in woburn searching the street. >> christa: right now they are trying to track down a suspect in a neighborhood. what is the scene right now. kelli o'hara has more on what we are learning about this. >> reporter: good afternoon. cops have been combing this neighborhood for a person possibly involved in a hit-and-run earlier this morning. according to an eyewitness. now, as you can see right from the video, state police along with woburn police have been combing these streets with k-9 described by one officer we spoke to as armed and dangerous. they have been there all morning long searching this neighborhood in particular. why, though, they are not saying. an eyewitness described that hit-and-run to us earlier. >> hit a person. crossing the walk. the person then ends up on top of the car. went probably-- i don't know-- a thousand feet, 2,000 feet up the road before he finally fell off. >> reporter: now, we have been told that man was rushed to the hospital. his condition is unk

e-mail christa delcamp. >> sarah: and i'm sarah french. we're waking up to parts of rain quickly turn over to snow. we have reporters spread out all across the area. our traffic tracker is on the road for an up-close look as conditions start to increase. we begin with our team of meteorologists. first up, let's welcome back jeremy reiner. >> jeremy: before we get to the weather, how are you been? i miss you. >> sarah: we miss you. are you enjoying sleeping? that's what we want to know? >> i wouldn't know right now, but overgetting sleep has been nice, but good to be back this morning. we have a winter storm warning. i thought i'd bring some goodies with me, snow and rain. rain in the city of boston. there's the snow. the rain/snow line has been crashing into metro west over the last 45 minutes to an hour. so we have snow 495, worcester hills, southern new hampshire, and this will find its way to the coastline, including the city of boston, within the next hour or two. and once that happens, then party is over because road conditions will g

>sarah: we have heard from the kurdish side. we appreciate your insight. sarah: welcome back. a quick reminder. eu leaders are holding maker break talks with eu membership high on the agenda. they can take home to voters. the have descended into chaos after police briefly detained a leading opposition figure and presidential candidate. earlier, international observers criticized delays that hampered voting in many constituencies. a sitting president battled for a fifth term in office. frustration turned to anger. after waiting five hours to cast ballots, voters let their true feelings be known. ballot papers should of been there. with no word from the commission , voters became protesters. [speaking in foreign language] >> the police appeared a few minutes into the scuffle. tear gas launchers in hand, forcing a temporary calm. there is still no word on the ballot papers. at another polling station, officials stood idle. the delivery of voting materials was also delayed. that did not seem to deter the voters. >> we will vote. we shall vote. it is impossible now. sarah>> in othe

i'm christa delcamp. >> sarah: i'm sarah french. we're waking up to rain in some parts of new england. parts already seeing this changeover to snow. a lot of that will happen during your morning commute. there are more than 1,000 crews out treating the roads at this hour, and highway officials are urging drivers the plan a longer commute than normal. we have reporters spread out all across the area. but let's start with our team of meteorologists tracking this storm. so we're beginning with j.r. we missed you, j.r. >> jeremy: missed you as well, sarah. good morning, everyone. we have a messy day shaping up in southern new england. a winter storm warning in effect worcester, fitchburg and up shore. because of this right here on the screen, this is the rain/snow line, and this is going to waffle back and forth across metro boston for the next hour. and then it will begin to march down the south shore. once you get that steadier snow to take over and give it about an hour or so, that's when road quickly through the morning commute. so

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and amina and sarah, he had gold. they would bring him money, traditional dowry, but they also had to make financial sacrifices. >> he drove a taxi every now and then, because he was making money to send to egypt to buy houses. >> he was saving every penny to build a house for each of his children so that when the time was right, they could make a good marriage in egypt. >> every time he went to egypt, he went to egypt with at least $10,000. >> he looked at them as a source of income, that he could arrange those marriages and hopefully get a dowry. they were his egyptian 401(k). >> i think he viewed them as objects of not fatherly affection, but his property. they were his property. very much so. >> want to take my cousins out to eat. one of my cousins invited tissie along, and tissie said, the kids and yaser are in egypt. she said i got a phone call from amina. she was all upset. yaser wanted to introduce her to a 45-year-old man that he wanted her to marry. and amina said she didn't want to be married to some fat, o

i'm christa delcamp. >> sarah: i'm sarah french. chris, it's good news we're starting february with this warm weather. >> chris: it's very easy the take. from manic monday to mild monday here. 46 in boston. 48 in plymouth. 47 in hyannis. and it does not feel like february at all. in fact, when you start off in the mid-40s, that's what you expect on may 1st, not february 1st outside. cold front to the west of us. that will bring a sprinkle or two in here this afternoon. down through far southeastern mass. don't expect much out of it. redlook at these numbers, mid to upper 50s, a few towns close to 60 degrees. certainly off to the races temperature-wise and a mild start through february here. now, we go through the month of february. what do you expect? the average high, february 1st is 37 degrees. we're way above that. of course, you get more daylight, too. by the end of the month, the average high up to 41 degrees, the sunrise and sunset adding some time on both ends there in terms of the daylight. the record high in february, 70 de

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wasn't this as much about your pain as it was sarah's? i did it to spare sarah, not me. i will be in agony for the rest of my life. you testified that you went to the support group by yourself. where was your husband? i didn't think he could handle it. and yet, you told detectives that your husband wasn't involved. why did you make this decision on your own? i didn't want daniel to be the one who did it. i know what i did was against the law, but i believe in a loving god and i cannot believe that a loving god would want an innocent child to suffer so horribly. ( indistinct arguing ) ms. cabot... your client seems upset. what's going on? dr. platner asked me to talk to you. why? he wants to make a deal. i've already testified, ms. cabot. believe me, i'm not hiding anything. i did what i had to do for andrea and sarah. what happened to your noble intentions? alleviating the suering of dying children? i've been taking care of children for almost 40 years. if i'm convicted, i'll die in prison. what are you looking for? man two, five to 15. and this doesn't have anything to

i'm christa delcamp. >> sarah: i'm sarah french. at least it's friday, right? >> christa: and what a weekend weather-wise. >> sarah: hard to believe it's going to be so warm this weekend when last weekend was like negative something. >> chris: minus 9 in boston. last weekend was a good weekend to catch up on some sleep. this weekend, the better weekend to get up and get adam over the weekend with temperatures above seasonal levels. 21 in boston right now. good morning, everyone. 15 in worcester. it's a cold start, but this is the coldest air we'll see over the next few days here. we have quite a bit of nine to go through this morning. more clouds arriving for this afternoon. even some scattered snow showers going over the rain showers overnight tonight. so sunshine prevailing through about early afternoon. temperatures topping off in the upper 30s to near 40 degrees. so it's a nice rebound in temperatures. you basically draw a line along the mass pike back down into southern connecticut. coating to perhaps as much as an inch of snow in the higher terrain of nor

, sarah. good morning, everyone. happy friday to you. let's head outside. here's a look at the zakim bridge, leverett connector. no issues headed into town. let's go to the maps. 93 southbound and route 1, an easy friday commute so far. the expressway from braintree to boston, that drive just ten minutes. south of town, route 3, 24 and the pike from framingham eastbound into boston all green. no delays to tell you about there. times if you're getting ready to head out the door this morning. ten minutes on the expressway into boston. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, that drive 11 minutes. if you're taking "t" this back to you, guys. >> christa: dab -- danielle, thank you. happening today, the danvers teenager accused of raping and killing his high school math fate. >> sarah: the judge will sentence philip chism in the murder of colleen ritzer. we have more on what's expected in court this morning. >> victoria: we'll have the victim impact staijts today and sentencing this afternoon. the

thanks, sarah. good morning, everyone. happy tuesday to you. here's a like at the zakim bridge, leverett connector. heading into town from the north, 93 southbound, route 1 looking good is far. all green. no delays to tell you about there. the expressway from braintree into boston, northbound, that right just ten minutes right now. the pike out the framingham all green. so no delays to warn you about there. let's take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door this morning. the expressway, ten minutes from into town on the pike from 128, just 12 minutes. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, that drive 11 minutes. if you're taking "t" this morning, so far it's on time. back to you, guys. >> christa: danielle, thank you. breaking news in the race for the white house. hillary clinton the apparent winner of the iowa caucuses, but by a very slim margin. we're talking about really just a few delegates here. just moments ago the democratic party in iowa said clinton's lead

. >> sarah: right now no charges have been filed. an investigation is under way. 7's byron barnett live from randolph with more on this breaking story. this girl and her family. she was crossing this busy street in randolph last night when she was hit by a car and killed. now, laura viera of east boston, a few days shy of her 16th birthday was pronounced dead after being transported to milton hospital last night. her family members were at the hospital and are now mourning her death. police say laura was on foot crossing north main at oak street in randolph around 8:00 last night when she was hit by a 2000 chrysler lhs sedan. police say she was in the crosswalk at the time but that the driver did have the green light. police say the driver, a 21-year-old randolph man stayed at the scene and was cooperative. investigators say there is no evidence of alcohol or drugs. >> what we believe so far is that the driver of the vehicle did stop and make himself known to police and he gave statement. we believe that the young girl was in the cro

i'm christa delcamp. >> sarah: and i'm sarah french. the calendar might say february, but we're waking up to spring-like conditions. a strong line of storms moving through while you were sleeping. thunder and lightning waking a lot of people up. we'll have a look at the damage left behind and a live report from marshfield where power was knocked out for everyone overnight. first let's check in with meteorologist chris lambert with more on this storm. chris? >> chris: sarah, we had wind gusts near 70mph in the city of boston. many towns recording wind gusts between 50 and 60. there lice the problem with some of the downed tree, tree branches and power lines this morning. waking up out in worcester inside 495678 still some scattered downpours to go through. that will be the case over the next hour or two down through southeastern mass, the cape and the islands. but look at this, by 6:00 a.m., boston points west, dry. so for a lot of us, it's not going to be the falling rain to contend with for the morning commute, it will be some of those

>> sarah:>> chris: 48 hours. it's settling in saturday afternoon and it's out of here monday morning. wind-chill warnings in effect saturday afternoon from 4:00 through noon on sunday, wind-chill values 20 to 30 degrees below zero. air temperatures to the north of us 20, below zero. that cold air is going to be pushing into new england. we do expect the worst of the conditions in terms of the wind and the bitter cold to coincide with valentine's day pretty much. date night on saturday night, temperatures going down, but the depth of the cold really morning. that's when the wind-chills run minus 20 to minus 30, even a few towns close to minus 35. wouldn't be surprised to see the worcester hills closer to minus 35. in terms of actual air temperature, in the city of boston, i'm expecting minus three on sunday morning, minus 11 in worcester. those are good enough to tie the record for the day. that's as cold as it gets here in southern new england. a little bit of snow shower activity, first thing in the morning down

thanks, sarah. good morning, everyone. let's head outside. here's a look at the zakim bridge. traffic looking good so far this morning. let's go to the maps. heading into town on 93 southbound, route 1, no issues to tell you about this morning. south of town from braintree into boston on the expressway northbound, that drive just ten minutes. no issues there. route 3, 24, 95 all looking good this morning. the pike from framingham eastbound into boston is a wide-open ride. let's take a lack at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. ten minutes on the expressway. into town on the pike from 128, 12 minutes. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, 12 minutes, as well. the "t" starting the morning on time. >> nancy: right now the state fire marshal is looking into the cause of fatal fire. >> sarah: a woman in plymouth going up in flames, killing one person inside. let's head out to 7's nicole oliverio for the latest on the investigation. >> nicole: well, we can tell you police an

his pregnant fiance sarah decided to keep him company. they were young and in love and hoped to spend the rest of their lives together. but two killers dressed in drag changed everything. dean o'kelley/metro cold case detective: they got away with, we believe, 50 dollars and left a trail of even for experienced homicide detectives, the double murder by the drag queen killers is difficult to absorb. dean o'kelley and ken hefner chose this case from the hundreds of unsolved murders stacked in binders from floor to ceiling at metro. the entire tragic sequence was recorded on video cameras. two armed men, dressed in women's clothing, entered the store at pecos and bonanza just after midnight. one gunman stayed beside sarah, who was seated at a poker machine. the other suspect focused on justin, the clerk, but was angered because so little cash was in the two registers. dean o'kelley: he tried to get justin to open the safe and is told only managers can do that, which is a reality. he's very angry about that.... the robbers snatched a measly 5

: thanks, sarah. here's a look at 39 through somerville headed into boston. this is a very slow drive back to 128. let's go to the maps. now you can see all red from 128 into boston on 93 southbound. so that is a slow drive. you are crawling. route 1 not looking too bad this the expressway from braintree into boston over half an hour northbound on the expressway. that's slow drive, as well. slowing on route 3 as you approach 128. we also have some back-up on route 24 approaching 128 and on route 95 as you can see there. the pike looking pretty good, though, from framingham inbound into boston. let's take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door this morning. half an hour from braintree into boston on the expressway. no delays on the pike into town from 128, just 12 minutes there. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, that drive over half an hour. if you're taking "t," we have delays on the providence-stoughton line on the commuter rail and on the lowell line. back to

aging happens. >> sarah: a royal ruckus across the pond. some of the staff at kensington palace say they are facing pay cuts. >> christa: it could cost them about $5,000 a year. now they are threatening a strike. kris anderson has more. >> kris: staff at kensington palace, home of prince william and his wife kate are threatening to walk off the job. they have rejected plans that would force them to accept a hefty annual pay cut. at the royal palaces, they are worried about money. not the income the royals receive, but a proposed pay cut for some staff. some are complaining that prince william isn't earning his keep, putting in few shifts as a helicopter pilot and taking a month off at christmas. princess kate was working hard just last week. editing an on-line newspaper for charity. william and kate's home in kensington palace are threatening a strike. they believe their salaries will be cut by $5,000 a year. the former staff say when you work with the royals, you don't do it for the money. why does someone work for the royals? >> well, the

donald berry-- sarah grant. commissioner reagan, miss grant, i would like to thank you both for coming all this way to participate in this process. before we start, i just want you to know that i will never forgive you, never. so if that's your purpose here, then we can just leave now. oh, i don't expect you to forgive me. i don't forgive myself. so you understand what you did? i want you to look at these. i'm getting married tomorrow, my mom didn't help me pick out a dress. my dad... won't get to walk me down the aisl and my brother-- his name was steven. steven evan grant. look at him. he was five years old, you pig. you animal. he didn't have a chance to do anything. he didn't have a life. and you're still sitting here, eating, watching tv, writing letters. and i'm supposed to care that you're sorry? who do you think you are? you don't deserve to breathe air. i know exactly what i was, sarah, but that's not what i am now. that's why i ask you here. go on, donald, say what you came to say. it was only when i w

sarah: excellent. okay, so we're going to put this recipe of the chupacabra on our kolo 8 pinterest page. look at the 4:30 board. also on that board is something that i went ahead and pinned. it's a healthier style this calls for one cup shredded mozzarella cheese. and that was a half a cup, i'm just going to go ahead and use the rest. then it calls for a quarter cup of parmesan. it calls for six ounces of this, i don't even know how to pronounce it -- neufchtel cheese. it's basically the healthier version of cream cheese. it says to cube it and only provide six ounces, well i'm kind of lazy -- so i just put in the entire brick. i did chop it up when i was preparing this earlier. it calls for eight ounces of trimmed spinach. the problem is, is i like convenieince, and they only have six ounce or ten ounces of precut spinach. throw that in.you also put in one garlic clove, minced and you put in a quarter teaspoon of pepper. we've only got 30 seconds, i've already premade this stuff, got some professiona

she was moving at 106. >> sarah: a lot of energy, right, bri? >> bri: slow down, she is like nope, i have to do another dance. fantastic story there. all right. how about this roller-coaster ride we have been on throughout the month of february. it started out warm. we all remember last weekend. this past weekend, we were warm again. the warmest temperature this month, 65 degrees. coldest, nine below zero. now, we are all balancing out here. about average. it is because we are had both ends of the spectrum. current temperatures, much closer to normal. back to reality today. 40 degrees right now in boston. 37 in worcester. 46 in norwood. we are getting some cold air that is coming from the north and northwest. averaging ten degrees cooler than where we were sitting 24 hours ago. so yes, kids back to school today. back to grind. back to a new workweek. we are back to normal with those highs to start off the look at this brief boost in temperatures that we get as we move into thursday. nearing 60 degrees. it won't be an enjoyable 60 like we had on

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. >> sarah: we have new information that the m.b.t.a. released this morning. >> reporter: well, now the bolts and rivets that are supposed to hold on those panels will be inspected every two months or so. no one was hurt in any of passengers certainly panicked. frantic moments on the orange line as smoke fills a station. passengers kicked out a window and pried open doors to get out of the train. >> screaming and scrambling. people were trying to open the doors. . >> i told you there was something on the track. they want to keep going. >> reporter: they watched it all from the platform at the state street station last night. the m.b.t.a. says a 12-foot-long panel unique to the orange line fell off of a train on to the electrified third rail. that train ran over the panel. smoke was copping off of the track. passengers searched for a "t" worker so they could warn the next train coming in but couldn't find anyone. >> we tried to stop that train from coming in. there was a guy on the phone trying to be dispatched. platform. the train was co

. >> reporter: it was fun, sarah. i'm not sure if the kids were more excited about seeing the pancakes. great time. he showed off his pancake-flipping skills for kids that are staying at boston children's hospital. he wasn't the only one, though. defensive lineman trey flowers, di lewis and pat patriot, of course, were all there. they signed footballs. they were talking to the kid. we talked to edelman about seeing the kids so excited, >> i'm fortunate enough to come here and do this event, a few years back. it is good to come back and do it again. and then try to put a smile on some of these kids' faces. >> i'm more of a crepe guy. i'm that guy. >> reporter: day. so there you have it. julian edelman prefers crepes to pancakes. he is tough. but his palate is sweet. >> anchor: very important information there. i like it. a dog finds a new life in america. >> sarah: will it be the year for leonardo dicaprio? we have an oscar night preview still ahead. >> chris: temperatures close to 60 degrees this afternoon. a cupping

sarah: i-it's sarah. he's got a gun, and he says if you don't do what he says, that he's gonna kill us. oh my god... jules: (soothingly) okay, i want you to calm down, all right? calm down. no joy. jules: okay, i know you're scared, but we're here, all right? sarah: (calmer) okay. jule all right, that's good. spike: ed, i keep trying to override the lock using the phone line, but the alarm relay keeps scrambling everything; you need to open it from the inside. there's gotta be another way in here. or we just knock a little louder. ed: strip charges, all right. good thinking, leah. jules: okay, we can try and get him a car, sarah, but that's gonna take time. listen, can you ask him again if we can talk with him directly? sarah: i'll try. ed: boss, it'd be good to know where this guy is before we get in. sarah: he won't. he says if you don't get the car here in ten minutes, that he's gonna kills us. oh my god! (panting heavily) i know he's near you, but i'm gonna start listing off areas in the bank and i wa

why that parmesan may not be exactly what you think it is. >> sarah: ever want to drive >> sarah: federal a major cheese company, they may have lied to you. >> nancy: this is disturbing. they sell 100% apartment chan cheese, they say. but invtigators say it is not pure at all. here is kim khazei. s no secret that americans love their cheese. ask seinfeld's george costanza. an f.d.a. investigation raisings the question what is in the cheese you are eating. in 2013, the agency targeted castle cheese, saying what the company labeled as 100 parmesan was actually a blend of cheaper cheeses and cellulose, an organic filler which can be defrooifd wood pulp. the f.d.a. blasted the company in a letter saying "your products do not contain any parmesan cheese." the company took corrective action but ultimately, ended up filing for bankruptcy. experts say some companies go too far to desteve public. >> they are trying to do things we don't notice. money. >> reporter: the food fraud initiative tracks cases of mislabeling. top chefs say most people don't have the pal lath to this is a problem with labe

sarah: until the stroke of midnight. in new orleans, sarah dallof, nbc news. nigel: thanks for joining us for the news at 5:00. gabrielle: news 4 at 6:00 with michael and carol starts now. >> live, local, breaking news. this is wyff news 4 at 6:00 in high definition. >> well, it's a little bit inconvenient, but if it's safer for the kids on the buses, then we have to do what we have to do. carol: more than a dozen delays and closings, affecting thousands of kids. how western north carolina schools make the decision, and what it means, for the rest of we begin with a live look from our asheville skycam. cloudy and call right now. michael: and it's cold. john cessarich has the forecast for the coldest nights of our in 2016. this is one of the coldest of the season. john: and it will get even colder into the weekend. a larger area of arctic air pushing across the area. unbelievable. this week will be below average. besides the temperatures being below average, and the wind making it feel colder with wind chills, single digits in certain areas. look at the flurrie

i'm sarah french. >> christa: i'm christa delcamp. it's really nice not to have a >> sarah: right. >> christa: right. it did seem like that with the warmer temperatures and drenching rain. but chris, we have wind to contend with today. >> chris: trade-off. weather out there. the breeze is strong enough to produce a wind-chill factor, although the wind gusts aren't damaging.

sarah wroblewski joining me. and turn it over to her. has got more of some of the other items coping with during the morning hours. >> sarah: shiri, talking about the rain and snow and winds out of the north-northeast from nantucket. they will be picking up may provide limited visibility. dragging in that colder air allowing for the change over from rain to snow as it pushes eastward throughout the day. wind gusts really not that impressive and i'm anticipating winds gust from 25 to 35 miles per hour. off this heavy wet snow. could you see isolated power outages. something to be monitoring through the morning. visibility is starting to change. lower in worcester now. day planner going lies this. temperatures in the upper 30s falling back toward that freezing mark with the snow becoming steady around noon and shutting off from west to east in the afternoon hours and by the evening, we will be watching for temperatures falling below freezing all across the board. likely going to see slippery spots. coming up, your full weekend forecast. a

let's get you over to sarah rain, fog out there, makes for a mess. >> sarah: tracking all morning long and places like worcester reporting less than quarter mile of visibility, down to less than a mile from boston to bedford, autopsy to lawrence to portsmouth, beverly, plymouth and take it easy if you have to go out, the viewer reports are awesome, thank you so much for sending them in. this one showing the hingham harbor, not much way in roslindale and low visibility and we got the snow, rain, winds, gusting over 30 in places like hyannis and gusty throughout the day today, and temperatures continue to fall through lunch hour with the snow coming down heavy at times. by the afternoon seeing improvement west to east and by the evening we dry out but temperatures drop and talk about icy conditions overnight and look at weekend forecast in few minutes but let's get check of traffic with julie. how are things going now? light because visibility is challenging. on map really difficult traffic slow seeing right now is on the expressway right around morrissey boulevard. otherwise spot and he

king: i like sarah palin. she came to the event i hosted last january 24th a year ago and gave a speech in the state as did donald trump anded cruz d a number of oothers, and at that time, we set up a pheasant hunt for the next day, ron, and i remember ted and sarah and i standing in a little triangle circle there the evening before, and i was trying to convince herr to come to our pheasant hunt the next day. i didn't try hard enough. i could have closed the sale, but i thought i'm not going to press that hard. now i know it's my fault. if i had gotten her out there in the field with a shotgun, we would have had a bond. but a lot of sarah's policies are ted's policy. her statement on energy position is ted's energy position and it can't hardly be donald trump's and ted's at the same te becausshe said she's against the playing field. so i think philosophically she's closer to ted than trump. we'll see how it works out on the night of caucus. >> ron: are you friends of sarah palin and were you surprised by her e

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