at a milton high school not. clinton after getting a hug from the boston mayor marty walsh told a fired up crowd to hit the polls tomorrow. she also addressed the crowd at wellesley college. her husband is getting ready to host a rally in worcester. the clintons are using every minute they have to win the hearts of voters. >> meanwhile the only republican candidate to spend time in massachusetts today was ohio governor john kasich who held a rally here in plymouth. >> here's a look at where voters will hit the polls on supertuesday. there was a lot at stake. weas just showed you the candidates are taking massachusetts very seriously. we begin our coverage tonight with fox 25's ted daniel live in milton where bernie sanders just finished his final pitch to bay state voters. ted. >> mark, vanessa, as one of the bluest blue states massachusetts often gets the cold shoulder when it comes supertuesday is the exception because bernie sanders future could depend on how he does here. the line to get in formed early outside milton high school and it stretched and stretched, and stretched.

morning. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." emily: high stakes for these candidates this morning. thirteen states are holding impact on what happens next. good morning. i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy price. we're live as the bay state gets ready to vote. erika tarantal and kelley tuthill are tracking the key day ahead for republicans and democrats. emily: we'll start with erika leading our coverage from west roxbury. good morning, erika. erika: good morning, emily and randy. here in west roxbury and across the commonwealth, the polls will be open by 7:00 a.m.. and voters have some real power in their hands this morning. more delegates are up for grabs today across the country than at any other time during this race. we'll have all the key factors to keep your eyes on today in just a minute, but first let's get to cindy with the forecast. cindy, i can tell you it's brisk today. cindy: a lot different than yesterday, erika. good morning to you. look how strong the winds are. we're still getting gusts over 30

watching wcvb, boston' s news later. good morning. randy: a woman stranded outside in a tornado. she survives , hunkering down even while exposed to the elements. 5:00 a.m. -- good morning. emily: we are along with cindy fitzgibbon. we have a rainy commute ahead of us. cindy: we sure do. puddles already and the rain is here for the next few hours. you see the yellow showing up? that may be the radar picking up on not only heavier rain but sleet pellets. nonetheless, not that much rain in boston, but all of this is shifting in and it will be moving. into the worcester area, the heaviest rain to the north and west through paces like barry and new hampshire, where we have the potential for sleet and a elsewhere, we are still hanging onto the upper 30' s but boston just jumped up to 52 down toward the cape with those strong southerly winds. we are hanging onto a wind advisory for the cape until about 9:00 this morning as the wind gusts and downpours could get quite strong. you can see the back edge of the rain down toward new york city, so it will take a while to shift eastward. the

, pockets of heavier rain. jaffrey the cold spot, 35 there. above freezing. 52 in boston. norwood. the heaviest rain at the moment in norwood. leominster, greenfield, keene. showers are generally moving off to the north and east and moving quickly at 60-plus miles per hour. so heavy rain will come up on manchester very quickly along with heavy rain and gusty winds i'll put this enter motion. you see the pockets of heavy rain moving northeast. that's the forecast through the morning hours, pockets of heavy rain and gusty winds. 50s this morning but 30s this afternoon. falling temperatures. even though the showers will clear up this morning, gusty winds are likely throughout the day. we'll talk more about that and when we might see some 60-degree weather coming up in a few minutes. >> sarah: time now for fast track traffic with danielle gersh. >> danielle: thanks, sarah. good morning, everyone. let's head outside. here's a look at the zakim bridge, leverett connector. the roads a little bit slick there. let's go to the map. no major issues out there. looking good 93 southbound, 128 into

channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning. it's 6 a.m. right now. i am going to call it super wednesday. >> super wednesday i like that. for us. >> i am kathryn hauser. >> i am liam marten in for chris mckinnon. we have a couple calendar weeks of winter left. >> true. >> doesn't feel that way. >> but i -- meteorologically. >> doesn't feel that way. >> the temperatures will drop today and tomorrow a chill to the air. watching a storm to the south for friday but it's 52 in boston right now. it doesn't feel like it this morning. 54 boston and 49 in worcester. track areas of rain. heavier elements when you get in through southern new hampshire. and it extends along 93 and southern new hampshire and merrimack valley. some heaviest rain in eastern massachusetts is right over route 93. so you get ponding of water and big puddles from redding back down to woburn and melrose and arlington too. a lot of had is going to be shifting east coming into the city of boston too within the next 20 minutes. also showers down south and west of town and additional rain back t

over central massachusetts. right now boston at 52 degrees. you will start picking up on those raindrops really likely within the next 15 minutes because we have those lighter showers from milton and natick and lexington as well. and temperatures in southeastern massachusetts by the way already in the 50s from boston to the south shore. sandwich at 51 degrees. the heavy rain is not planted overhead yet. we did have some passing through overnight which means all roadways will be wet and here at 7:00, pockets of heavy rain just ongoing until it is coming to an end around 9:00 this morning. and we stay really, really breezy. this morning gusts up to 50. to 40 degrees. send you over to jewel yule with live drive time traffic this morning. julie, best advice, leave a little early. >> julie: bingo, nailed it on the head right there, shir. good die leave early. wet roads and some winds. more challenging than the morning commute. route 1, 93 south. 128 looking good from burlington through lexington over to the pike. pike itself wide open through brighton. live drive time. 25 minutes on

closer look at results both here and across the country. >> from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good wednesday morning everybody. i am liam martin in for chris mckinnon. >> i am kathryn hauser it's wednesday march 2nd and you are going to need rain gear today. as well we will break down the super tuesday results from overnight. >> first, we will check in with danielle niles. when we stepped outside it felt humid. >> yes. and temperatures near 50 right now. and so it's warm start. 53 in brockton low 50s in plymouth and 35 in worcester right now. are tracking rain and it's pushing through and we had a batch overnight and this additional round is coming in. we are timing for the morning commute the leading edge to 495 now heavier elements in here too. so it's light rain when you get from franklin stretching to millford and we have downpour that is will slide in the next 20 minutes or so. slide in and zoom in a little bit and they are along the mass turnpike and stretching back down near ridge road and also westford road and heavy rain extends in through sout

now. still holding on to 40 degrees in boston but with the winds whipping, of course, it's feeling much colder. wind chills running in the teens and 20's out the door in a lot of spots this morning but the skies are clearing out. so we're actually going to see a good amount of sunshine mixing to time throughout the day. notice how the temperatures continue to fall and then level afternoon. so it is not going to be as warm as it was yesterday. as colder high pressure builds on in from canada. you can see there's another system bringing snow north of chicago this morning. that system is moving toward us tonight. it's going to bring in some rain for tomorrow morning's commute. but at the onset tonight outside of 128, there is the potential for a brief little burst of freezing rain before we change over to rain by morning. timeline on this coming up. right now we want to get you out to those roadways. olessa: a live look outside to start things off. here's the zakim bridge and the leverett connector looking good both directions. overnight construction. we are watching one crash acciden

was in brighton in boston where every young voter we spoke with said they voted for bernie sanders. ward 21, which is where we were in brighton, they had 1000 more voters by noontime than they did in 2008. we will have more on this at 5:00. janet wu, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: despite the number of voters that turnout tonight, it' s all about the delegates. heather: 13 states are voting today. that' s 1460 delegates up for grabs. 865 for democrats, 595 for republicans. after today, 30% of gop delegates will be awarded. that might not get any one candidate to the magic number needed to secure the nomination, but it usually pushes under-performers out. ed: governor charlie baker casting his vote in swampscott this morning. demand that he endorsed chris , christie, is out. the governor has said he will not vote for trump or ted cruz. so, who did he vote for? gov. baker: i was looking for the person who i thought had a demonstrated track record of being able to work with others and find a way to get stuff done, working with people you don' t always agree with. recognizing that the big prob

of bernie sanders in the polls. after a hug from boston mayor marty walsh she tried to fire up supporters. since she addressed a much younger crowd at her alma mater wellesley college. she talked about bringing down the cost of higher education while drawing distinctions with the vermont senator. >> i am not going to ask you to pay taxes to send donald to college. we're not going to do this. >> clinton has the support of nearly all the state's congressional delegation. although it still remains a mystery as to who senator elizabeth warren is supporting. we learned she will be voting by absentee ballot tomorrow. >>> to the republican race where there are many delegates up for grabs. 995 delegates will be decided tomorrow. a new cnn o.r.c. poll out today shows donald trump with a sizable lead getting 49% in the republican primary vote. >>> ohio governor john kasich the only republican campaigning in massachusetts today. he held a town hall meeting in vermont this morning before heading south to a town hall in plymouth. >>> g.o.p. front-runner florida will be in florida. senator m

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in boston, this is wbz "this morning" . . >>> good morning to you, it is 4:30 right now. i'm kathryn hauser. >> and i'm lee martin in for march 1, this is the start of meteorological spring. also super tuesday, fat super tuesday, doughnuts. >> i didn't realize there were doughnuts! >> kathryn, holding out on you! [ laughter ] >>> did you guys wake up from the wind, howling and it's still strong right now, gusting over 30 miles per hour from worcester to plymouth but the wind, let me tell you, will subside very quickly, a secondary cold front that came in, the real feel at 19 and was 29 in boston and colder air continues to stream in as well. even though we're 40 in boston right now, look at keene sitting in burlington. we're going to continue to pull in some of this colder air over the next couple of hours. skies, cleared out overnight as well, few leftover scattered clouds along with south coast back down to the cape, otherwise, no weather related 30 degrees at 7:00 a.m. this morning. as the polls open up, we're around 40 for noon time, just a few wispy clouds, a light wind. tempera

. nantucket, only 15 in boston. coming up from the south and that is carrying all this warm air into place. this is check of the warmer this is check of the stronger gusts. falmouth to 36 miles per hour. plymouth, 35. you guys are currently dry and looking cloudy. boston dry as well. norwood gusting 23 miles per hour. we have light rain that is moving back into place. this is the band of rain i am concerned about, although i don't see strong gusts in orange and barre and gardner, substantial gusts as heavy rain moves into central massachusetts here in the next 15 minutes. 7 a.m., 50 degrees. gusts up to 50 miles per hour. by noon, 45. and drying up. and we cool down and stay gusty into the afternoon. i am going to break down what to plan around as you head home from work later on today coming up. over to jewel yule with live drive time traffic. >> reporter: shiri, leave a lot of space between the car and the and in front of you because roads are nice and wet. pike moving along fine. 95 at route 1, wide open. a live look from the pike. and reflection over. live drive times. 24 minutes on th

orange. 40 in boston. 42 plymouth. 43 in portsmouth, new hampshire. but temperatures are dropping. we have these nice clear skies which will really prompt a cooldown. that means by 6:00 this morning that means by 6:00 this morning, even boston dpiping into the 30s. 37, norwood. 36 in lawrence. and temperatures probably even seeing some upper 20s on the maps far north and west of boston. by noontime today, recovery under way. we have temperatures back up to about 40 degrees. sunny day from time to time. we get these high, thin clouds moving on through and at 4:00 this afternoon. lots of 40s out there. kind of quiet-looking forecast for this afternoon and not until midnight tonight, we will start adding in both rain and ice. notice that temperature in worcester, 33 degrees. orange, 32. keene, 31. nashua, 33. some of the spots that we are expected to get a little bit of ice before it transitions over to rain. 40 to 48 degrees. enjoy the sunshine and high, thin clouds. i will time thought rain arrival coming up next. >>> julie, back to you for live drive-time traffic. >> julie: shiri,

in boston. 35 in bedford and kind of see that cooler weather starting to filter in here. they're expecting a good bit of sunshine, at least early part of the day. that's before our storm system moves inch that's not until tonight. heading out and about, heading to the polls, no excuse not to get out and vote today. daytime hours will be fine. high temperatures in the low 40s this afternoon. >> sarah: breaking overnight, police are investigating a deadly accident in randolph. you can see the vehicle rolled over and crashed into the woods. it happened off route 24 southbound. part of the road was closed for a while, but it has since reopened. all right. let's get a check of the roads now with danielle gersh. >> danielle: thanks, sarah. good morning, everyone. happy tuesday to you. let's head outside. here's a look at the expressway. traffic moving nicely. let's go to the maps. from braintree to boston expressway northbound, that drive just about ten minutes. south of town new york issues on route 3 or 95, but on route 24, because of that overnight accident, there is an accident inv

. >> shiri: the winds will be strong. sustained winds 25 miles per hour in boston. 24 miles per hour in worcester. the gusts are a little stronger the gusts are a little stronger. 38-mile-per-hour gusts in boston down to plymouth right now. and the kind wind that could help contribute to bringing down weak tree limbs this morning. current conditions in the 40s down in southeastern massachusetts. we got 40 in boston, but the burbs from millis to natick to malden dropping in the upper 30s. boxford at 38 degrees. hampton, new hampshire at 38 degrees. and still dropping. that makes worcester fall all the way down 32. leominster, 33. nashua, 36. i expect these spots to drop down to the freezing point. 7 a.m. temperature, 35 degrees. cool and still a little bit winds relax by noontime. still talking mostly sunny skies at about 40 degrees. 46 at 3 p.m. with increasing clouds still dry at 7:00. we will time out when we will get some rain and ice arriving coming up. julie, let's get it over to you for live drive time traffic. >> julie: shiri, a great time to head out the door nice and light. on

the government in the fight over unlocking iphones. >> from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz "this morning". >> it is 6:00, i'm kathryn hauser. >> i'm liam martin in for chris mckinnon, march 1, hancock, flashing blue, nice look at that. >> flashing blue, clouds are due. see, danielle, i'm paying attention! get that rhyme down, few wispy clouds today, accurate a lot of the time; right? temperatures are going to be cooling over the next couple hours, the wind is subsiding to just a couple hours ago, wind it's still breezy, gusts over 20 miles per hour but not nearly as strong as it was overnight, a real feel of 17 in worcester, 28 in boston. so not the 50s and 60s we had yesterday. the colder air streaming in, we dropped an additional two degrees in boston the last hour, that trend will continue. upper 20s for manchester, worcester and keene. 40 chatham but we've been dropping there as well. scattered clouds along the mass pike, a good amount of sunshine through them and no weather related issues for your super tuesday forecast. so polls opening at 7:00 a.m., sunny and chi

. >>> from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning to you it's 4:30 i am kathryn hauser. >> i am liam martin in for chris mckinnon. danielle niles joining us and not too bad i guess overnight. it was a little rainy though. >> yeah a little rainy and the rain is picking back up in central massachusetts. so we have downpours right now huge range in temperatures. 35 in worcester but 49 in boston and lower 50s right now when you get south of town through brockton and plymouth and the rain is going to be continuing to press east over the next several hours. getting into worcester along 495 there's light rain and it picks up in intensity with heavier downpours along the mass turnpike stretching up to barre and orange and all will shift from west to east over the next several hours. so i would have the wet weather gear with you. the wind is gusty too. gusts between 20 and 35 miles per hour. but that wind will ramp up and we may see gusts that top out 40 to 50 miles per hour at the coastline of essex county back to the cape. so temperatures right around 50

make it happen, boston. about bernie sanders today and never named him and focused on negative tone but again at this hour it is former president clinton. his voice obviously hars every a ever after logging many hours stumming for his wife in texas. he will be heading to bedford tomorrow to shore up in here in the bay state. mary saladna. ed: let's take to reid lamberty. he is live in bill milton tonight. reid, one-on-one with bernie sanders tonight. reporter: he is in the race until the end. massachusetts are a must win as is texas. a lot of delegate on the line. the states do fail him. he will continue to accomplish what he set out to achieve. a political revolution. >> in which a whole lot lot of people who are given up on the political process, working people. young people. get involved and begin to stand up. >> we sat down with senator sanders fresh off of a flight before a rally at milton high school on the eve super tuesday. >> there is something wrong in the country when so view from so much. so many have so little. >> a message that resonated with young voters propelling a

. with light rain across the boston area. we are seeing some pockets of downpours here. there are more often the west. that is going up to new hampshire. we are in this rain for a while. look at the temperatures. while you are sleeping, air. 49 in lawrence. we have southerly wind at 30 cape cod to the south dakota code we could see damaging wind gust. the back edge of the rain is down towards new york city. it is this line that we will be tracking this morning. that back edge reaches boston between 9:00 and 10:00 a.m. the sun is out this afternoon. mild with the rain this morning. lower 50' s by noon time. look at the temperatures falling into the middle 30' s. strong westerly wind bringing in cold air. you want to dress for wind chills in the teens and 20' s. we have take puddles out there. rain is coming down. olessa: no we take a live look at the let' s go to the map and check out travel times. as you go south, ruth three in the expressway 20-25 into boston. north of town, 93 south takes the volume down to wilmington. trains and buses are on schedule. it randy: video overnight shows

winds gusting 18 miles per hour and don't have substantially high gusts occurring in boston and a little bit breezy for you here, but the winds actually cause power outages earlier this morning, and at this point those are back behind us. we are starting out with partly to mostly sunny skies, plymouth up to boston 35 , 26 right now in worcester, 28 in nashua, 39 in hyannis, and from here temperatures are going to be really slow to move, and that means 9:00 a.m. temperatures are exactly where they stand right now, noon time up to 40 in bedford and in boston and to the afternoon we go with high temperatures peaking in the 40s today. it stays relatively quiet, you won't see any snow -- excuse me rain or ice on the map until midnight tonight, so highs 40 to 48 today. let's get you over to julie grauert with live drive time traffic. julie, keeping an eye on slow spots. >> >> gene: slow spots expressway >> julie: starting at the braintree split and continuing to morrissey boulevard. after you get to the cloverleaf, starts right around the medford area and continues down into somerville.

weather center with look at rising temperatures. >> shiri: we have gone up a degree in boston, warm-up has officially started, 37 plymouth and norwood, 31 still freezing pretty chilly there in worcester at 28 . now, today is going to feature a lot of sunshine and patchy clouds and slide into midnight and green rain and pinches which is ice out there and 40 to 48 and back to normal temperatures this time of the year with clouds on increase late. going to time out how long the showers stick around coming up. back to you for live drive time traffic. >> julie: pike higher volume and expressway jammed. this is what i meant with higher volume through brighton and used to seeing that about 9:00 a.m. live drive times, 35 minutes pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave, 33 minutes on the expressway from the braintree 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. >> julie: two candidates could score a huge lead. dems massachusetts 11 states along with american samoa making presidential picks today, republicans will vote in 13 states. fox25 at polling station in natick talking with pollers this morning. m

. i don't care about anything or anyone. >> and motherhood. >> big hug! >> by day, boston, massachusetts is both a modern metropolis and home to some of america's earliest historical sights. but like all big cities there is an underbelly of drugs and crime that is left to the city's law enforcement agencies to combat. located just outside downtown is a key landmark in that battle, the suffolk county jail. >> the jail is a maximum security facility, it holds anyone who is arrested and held on a bail they can't make. that could be someone charged with shoplifting and it is very frequently someone charged with homicide. >> unlike prison where all inmates have been convicted and sentenced, most jail inmates have only been charged with crimes and are innocent until proven guilty. suffolk county has an average daily population of 700 such detainees, along with nearly 2,000 other inmates who have been convicted and are serving short sentences. >> we're the largest sheriff's department in the northeast. so we're moving a lot of people in and out of here and trying to do a lot with

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: the boston bruins were on their home ice tonight, taking on the calgary flames. and speaking of home, it had to feel that way to lee stempniak. the former dartmouth star was traded to boston from the devils yesterday, and he lives in boston in the offseason. so this was his bruins debut. he wears the number 20 sweater for the bruins. the bruin score first, in the first period. landon ferraro with a wicked wrister from the center of the zone, his 5th. 1-0 boston thru 2 periods. a shoutout to webster house in manchester. the kids were in boston for the game tonight and picked up some tv time. third period, finally calgary jakub nakladal with his first but a late penalty on calgary for too many men on the ice, and patrice bergeron makes them pay on the power play. a one timer for his 24th goal and the game winner. boston wins 2-1. here is the newest boston bruin. >> it' s great. i heard great rings from the guys who played here. i' m really excited. it' s something special playing for team like that. i' m excited for the stretch run. jamie: semifinals of their league tournament. pl

degrees. boston welcome to the 30s. 38 for you. 36 in lawrence. 37 in norwood. 33 in hyannis. 34 in nashua, new hampshire. we have clear skies but the winds will be a little -- gusty conditions through 7, 8:00 this morning. 6 a.m. temperatures here, you can see that we have a lot of -- of those suburbs of boston. kind of approaching that freezing point, and going to be slow to warm up again. that takes us by noontime back 36 in worcester. and from there, we gain a couple more degrees in the afternoon with highs in the 40s afternoon with highs in the 40s. mostly sunny skies. crowds creeping in and overnight tonight. by midnight. we start to see raindrops and even freezing rain out there. 40 to 48 degrees for your high today. sunshine and high, thin clouds. let's get to you julie grauert now with live drive time traffic. >> julie: shiri, things still quiet at 5 a.m. it look at route 1, 93 south. no complaints. moving to the pike, you are flying from the weston tolls past -- into the allston-bright past -- into the allston-brighton area. the expressway looking good. a live look at the

>>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, wbz news at 11:00 starts right now. >> tonight, a powerful sign of solidarity. police from around the country unite in grief and loyalty, paying tribute to an officer from new england, killed her first day on duty. >> and tomorrow, they'll gather for 28-year-old ashley g, you indon's funeral in virginia. >> reporter: david, a display of grief here at the police department. and the marimack chief headed south along with eight other police officers planning to attend ashley guindon's funeral as we learn more about the plans to lay her at rest. home of ashley guindon. her mom there where her daughter spent her last few hours. her high school quote, live for nothing. guindon comes from a family of sworn protecters. her uncle -- protectors. her uncle works as a police chief. >> this is what police officers do every single day so you can go about your business and everybody can be safe. >> hold your traffic. shots have been fired. >> reporter: saturday, the 28- year-old and two other officers responded to a domestic call at a home. police

the american revolution, boston, massachusetts, has become known as the city of neighborhoods. with deep-rooted loyalties running through its diverse communities. but when certain bostonians take territorial pride a little too far, they could wind up in the suffolk county jail. >> there are approximately 180 or so street gangs within boston. just neighborhood street gangs. they're all comprised of a couple of blocks, sometimes a project, sometimes an entire neighborhood, certainly. in almost every case, every group has some sort of serious feud with at least four to five other groups within the city of boston. >> and over the past 10 years, the structure of those gangs has changed and that's had a serious impact on the jail. >> such as it was, there was a bit of a code about what you did and what you didn't do. and that seems to have gone by the wayside, and what that translates into is some of this wild west mentality and sort of shooting for any slight, real or imagined. >> that's just how it is. bank robber robs banks, a nurse helps patients, gang members shoot each other. >> bac

third victim is in critical condition in boston tonight. newscenter 5' s ed harding joins us with more on this developing story. ed: heather, new hampshire state police are calling the crash scene horrific. it happened last night in the small town of kensington, about 15 miles south of portsmouth. investigators say three young men were ejected from this suv when they lost control taking a curve on route 108 around 10:00 p.m. the vehicle slammed into mailboxes and trees before rolling over several times. hunter vars were pronounced dead at the scene. transported to boston medical center this morning with all three attended exeter high school. >> it is not just the high school that feels this. it is the elementary school, siblings and others schools. teachers that have gone around. teachers get so connected to their kids. we have to be mindful of that. ed: all three men grew up in kensington and the principal says the two men who lost their lives were soccer standouts with bright futures. and the young man fighting for his life here in boston is a well-known hockey player who volunt

by midmorning. the heaviest rain right now is , all pivoting in closer to worcester in boston in the next few hours. we still have some wind weather concerns across southern new hampshire into northern new england and stronger wind coming up out of the south. you can see here that we are looking at readings around 50 down to the cape, 49 in boston , 30' s through worcester county but above the freezing mark. icing concerns have passed. you can see there is still heavier rain around new york city, which will work in. we are here for the next few hours, heavy downpours through 6:00 this morning, even lingering through 8:00 a.m. thereafter, everything shifts offshore. this is all winding down, and the skies will brighten up this afternoon. the shifted to the west this afternoon will bring in some colder air. we start out on the mild side end of the day -- the sun coming out around 40 degrees, and as you get away from the coast line temperatures will be dropping down into the 30' s. let' s get you out to the roads. big puddles at their. olessa: not the most pleasant ride without a wh

. i'm not just a cop. i'm a father, i'm a son, and above all, i'm from boston. [ laughter ] >> "boston accent." [ light laughter ] critics are calling the film "boston accent" gritty, emotional, and the movie with the most boston accents this year. [ light laughter ] the politician with the upscale kennedy type boston accent. >> i am the mayor of boston. i was elected to clean up this town but that doesn't mean i'm not going to get my hands dirty. >> the townie who says the word bro in every sentence. >> bro, don't tell me to chill out, because i'm cranked up, bro. and i know where you live, bro. and bro, i know where you work, bro. and bro? i know what you drive, bro. a nissan maxima, bro. [ light laughter ] >> the hard nosed detective played by a british actor who is trying his best, but doesn't quite have it. >> i know he thinks he's wicked smart. here's the thing, i'm wicked smarter. [ laughter ] >> and one actor, who decided at the last minute, not to do a boston accent at all. >> i'm going to go park the car in harvard yard. [ laughter ] >> "vanity fair" called "boston accent," a

are coming from work yet i also want to share in within the last few minutes that the city of boston 3:00 p.m. is reporting that 15,000 more voters have come out so far that in 2008. that benchmark year. one reason for this high turnout could be the sense that for the first time in a while massachusetts could really make an impact have a big role on the national scene. >> i think i'm going to vote for hillary. but i'm not decided yet. so when i walk and i think i make my decision she is 18 and voting for the very first time today. we spoke with everyone from first-time voters to the mother of a one week old today who all made it a point to come out and vote. it speaks to the record turnout secretary of state bill galvin's office predicting it by the end of the day. there is a sense among massachusetts voters that today the boat might matter just a little bit more than in the past. >> previous years you go to the boat old massachusetts you don't fill your vote counts. one reason that may be the case when says today could be that make or break a day for bernie doesn't do well in massachu

trying to save. from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz "this morning" . . >> 5:00 on this tuesday, i'm liam martin in for chris mckinnon. >> and i'm kathryn hauser, we appreciate you being here on this super tuesday, march 1. a check of your forecast, maybe the wind woke you up, i know that was the case with me. >> oh, yeah, the wind, february's behind us but the wind is with us. >> but it's going to subside pretty substantially just in the last hour we've seen the gust diminish from 40, 40 plus to now 31 miles per hour, that wind ease over the next couple hours. you'll be surprised, 18 degrees, worcester right now, 27 in boston, 26 in lawrence, the colder air has been coming in too, we just dropped another two degrees. this is going to continue right on through 8:00 a.m. this morning. 29 in worcester, 30 in keene right now and in the 40s, still along the south coast, a few leftover clouds are in place. otherwise though, with the subsiding wind and plenty of sunshine, weather related issues, bright but chilly, sunrise at 6:19, seasonal, light and variable wind, two more wi

had clear skies. buffalo is loving it 46. boston 38. detroit 51 and chicago what is this, erin cuomo, what time would that be for chick check out there, 3:45 in the morning darn near 60. >> what? that's amazing isn't it? >> st. louis 65. look at warm air coming up. it moves here. i needed you to confirm what i was seeing. that's the first time saw that. sometimes she wonders what the heck i'm doing. here's satellite come ago cross. a lot of clouds now. couple sprinkles, no more than that. it looks like that moved east. and we will get the clouds breaking up over the next couple of hours, too. so we should end up with good sunshine top start the day. maybe a few clouds. look how mild even at 8 a.m., 54. 70 by lunchtime. good to have alfresco for lunch and high temperature 74 later today. 73, 74, 75, something like that and then here's 7 day forecast for you. 74 today. 79 tomorrow. 80 on thursday. are you looking at that, erin, you're not even looking at that. >> i'm really cited. >> then we cool off for the weekend. not much. i don't see any cold air coming. i don't see. it no more sn

the winds updated in the last minute. boston gusting at 22 miles per hour. straight down to plymouth. a little stronger in portsmouth a little stronger in portsmouth, new hampshire. 33 miles per hour. so it looks harmless because we have mostly clear skies. just thin clouds. we have temps in the 30s. 36 in boston. down to 33 in bedford. 27 in worcester right now. so it is a little cool out there this morning, but pretty typical for your first day of so we have got by 8:00 this morning, temperatures still lingering the low to mid-30s. you are not going to get very much of a warm-up in the next two hours. in fact temperatures should hold steady but winds die down. so by noon. timed, far less wind. temperatures getting up to about 40 degrees for lunchtime. clouds with temperatures peaking the 40s and by midnight peaking the 40s and by midnight, we will see the first of the in. and gusting we have wind gusts causing problems on the commuter rail this morning. >> julie: yes we do, julie, framingham, worcester lines, the 5:20 train has already left but it is running behind schedule because

greet at boston area polls and give them one last push to vote for his wife. but state got some complaints that he was too close for comfort. causing secretary bill's office to call clean camp remind them campaigners must stayed 150 feet tampa bay from potential voters. hillary clinton, was minneapolis today. taking selfies at local coffee shop. her focus donald trump. >> you know i was very avoid what appears to be support from david duke. from the clue klux clan. that's exactly the kinds of statement that should be repudiated upon hearing. she look towards the general election. >> i am just a speaking against bullying wherever i hear it. i hear lot of it from the republican candidates they steam have forgotten completely about issues and they are now running their campaign base is upon insults clinton continues to poll well with african americans while sander last strong hold on old man. are you suggesting that i am 74. >> we know that you are 74 years old. why do you think that your connecting with generation that's not your own? >> the answer is honestly i . and, i would not

. >> a wild shoot out with boston police is caught on camera. >> we've got a suspect down. and local police department forced to pay up after a hack attack. >> seven news at 11 starts now. >> tonight, on 7, candidates for president hoping to have mass appeal. i will take on which ever republican they dom its easy to talk about the making america great again. we will continue to >> donald trump is not a tough guy. the guys joke. the final push as we count down to super tuesday. voters in 12 states including here in massachusetts could alter the course of presidential campaign tomorrow. donald trump is leading everywhere except texas. and now candidates in both parties are going after. candidates make their final push before tomorrow big vote. let's start in the newsroom with brandon gunnoe. he has more more on gop candidates. republicans especially rubio are going after trump saying really just about anything with trump expected to steam roll super tuesday, time for his competitors his running out. take look at the bottom of your screen a secret service agent body slamming a reporter

nation's oldest... a tradition that dates back to 17-62... 3 but some argue... *boston has the oldest parade. 25-years before new york... irish descendents there organized the first observance of saint patrick's day. it's considered an honor to march in the parade... and an even *bigger honor to perform. fox 13 photojournalist otto contreras caught up with the berkeley prep band -- the *only student band in the perform at the boston parade.

anonymity among most people in big cities, but boston is a city of traditionally tight-knit neighborhoods where it really does seem like everyone knows your name. even behind the walls of the city's primary detention facility, the suffolk county jail. >> i grew up in the south end, part of the city of boston, which is our neighborhood, not far from the facility. within seven years of this job i found i knew most people that i should know from childhood, from high school, and just from the neighborhood itself. >> inmates, too, often find themselves among friends and relatives. >> we're brothers, that's right. >> though not all inmates are housed in the same facility, those who have only been charged with a crime and are awaiting trial are held at the nashua street jail until the resolution of their case. those who are convicted and receive sentences of 2 1/2 years or less, they usually serve their time only four miles away at the house of corrections. >> top of the world. 15 minutes! i told you. i told you. it was going to be nothing. >> it's a place sal giuliano has become very familiar w

car will stop at stations from boston to washington to pick up bottled water. >>> dozens of dirt bikes and atvs are in the custody of the philadelphia police department. officers brought in more than 50 illegal bikes and atvs as part of a citywide crackdown. two of the bikes towed away came back stolen. officers move in and catch anyone on the illegal rides after talking to neighbors. >> people die from these every year. it's dangerous for people on the sidewalks that have to dive out of the way. >> the crackdown will continue into the summer. >>> now to 2016 and the increasing violence surround unisurrounding the donald trump campaign. >> get him out. >> no arrests but there were disruptions. secret service surrounded trump one one protester rushed the stage. that was hours after the chicago rally was canceled amid violent clashes there. last wednesday, a trump supporter punched a guy. >> i don't condone the violence or what he did. but you know what, not nice on the other side either. >> trump's competitors accuse him of creating an atmosphere that condones violence. trump blam

how it doesn't include the seacoast north shore boston or the south shore. really only the higher terrain on a few slick spots middle of the night tonight. currently at 36 winds have calmed downs really gusty recorded a gust of 56 earlier today. winds will calm down temporarily then jet again we could see 50 to 60-mile-an-hour gust. there's the storm now. we have several hours of clear weather no excuse not to get to polls today. early sun, cloud increasing. breezy at times today and rain beginning later on tonight possibly mixed with some wintery weather in some spots well north and west. more on the 7-day forecast including big cooldown coming up in a few minutes? >>> time for fast track traffic. here's danielle gersh. morning. let's go to maps now. a couple of incidents to tell you about. 495. this is an accident route 9 multivehicle accident and then on route 2 westbound alternate there. again you saw the drive into town from 128 on the pike it's slow as you can see there. 128 into boston slow drive as is route one this morning. the expressway from braintree into boston over h

contemplating selling boston dynamics. could amazon be a buyer? scarlet: we want to go to the markets desk, where julie hyman is. the dow is now in green for the year. julie: erin go bragh, i guess, for the markets today. stocks rising about to the highs of the session. even the nasdaq is in the green. it was resisting for much of the day. the s&p 500 going above its 200-date moving average, the technical a full -- technical level many traders have been watching good the dow is gaining strength as the day continues. the dow is green for the year as well. if you look at the year-to-date chart for the dow jones industrial average. .2%, as we have had this run ever since a february 11. the s&p is .2% lower on the year. the nasdaq is up about 4.7% on the year. we have been watching oil strengthen once again today. 7.5%. what is notable is that it touched on both what he dollars a barrel for the first time this year. we have been watching oil for that reason. if you look at the total market cap of the united states, even with today's games, and this is as of the close last night, it still

favorite one of the day. [ laughter ] engineers at boston dynamics have unveiled a humanoid robot that can withstand getting pushed in the chest with a hockey stick without falling over. which is definitely the most boston way to test a robot. [ laughter ] "oh, you think you're better than me, robot? [ laughter ] i tip you over. [ applause ] i tip you over, bro! robot, you stupid robot." [ laughter ] according to a new study, older people who have sex on a regular basis may have a better chance at avoiding dementia, but no such luck for anyone who happens to walk in on them. [ laughter ] "oh, grandma! oh, no!" [ light laughter ] bill gates and his wife, melinda, yesterday revealed publicly which superpowers they'd like to have. flight and invisibility. and melinda said she'd like to have an iphone. [ laughter ] and finally, a south carolina police officer was recently arrested for masturbating in his patrol car. yelled both parties, "don't shoot!" [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a wonderful show for you tonight. [ cheers and applause ] from the new film, "triple 9", casey afflec

pulling back on the robotics business selling the robot company boston dynamics after they bought it two years ago. what does it mean? is it finally take off time for virtual reality? today we check out sony hardware. first, to our lead. google putting its boston dynamics unit up for sale. you see a two-legged robot maintaining its balance. pushing the be envelope but a different story was playing out behind the scenes. according to two people, executives at google decided boston dynamics will not produce a marketable product in the next two years or generate revenue. for more we are joined by brad stone and jack clark. what happened here? what went wrong? brad: google is now out for that. there is an orthodoxy at out the back about creating companies within the structure that can have products and revenue. that is part of the thought to bring in executives that would be interested in creating value. saying, boston dynamics are on the east coast. it's a research shop. they were seen as being not corrupt alert -- collaborative at google. that with the fact that it is a research shop,