islands. where we're dealing with that wintery mix in the worcester hills you might find some slick spots on the roads. we have one little batch of a wintery mix moving towards 495. outside 495 that's the better potential to see some slick spots on the roads. bigger picture on satellite and radar showing another system moving our way giving us another potential for heavy downpours tomorrow. first visibility this morning reduced in some spots. worcester a quarter of a mile or less, 10 boston, marshfield 10. hour by hour forecast, you see the drizzle will stay be in place for this afternoon and temperatures will be in the mid 40s. warmer air tomorrow but dealing with heavy rain and wind. who has a high wind watch in effect, that's coming up in a bit. >> all right, pamela, thank you so much. a boston police officer is expected to make a full recovery. he was shot in the leg trying to make an arrest on drug charges. apparently has a long record. our coverage begins with julie loncich. >> i'm at 33 bowdoin terrace shot. >> sir, the help is on the way. >> the 9-year boston police officer was chasing down a dangerous drug dealer a felon, shot in the leg. >> unprovoked without us having our weapons out from what i understand. >> members of the drug unit had 27-year-old grant headily cornered up in dorchester and selling drugs while on drug probation. >> at first i thought it was fire crackers. >> i heard the police telling him to stop and he kept on runs. >> commissioner evans said the injured officer trying to tie his leg off when a fellow officer came to his aid. his son not long before the shooting said he can't explain any of this. >> he comes from a good family. we don't do that kind of bev -- behavior. when he's here he's a respectful kid. >> the police do a good job protecting us. >> headily is expected to be arraigned on monday. following his release from state prison last april police say he went right back to dealing drugs. julie loncich. >> our i team dug deeper into deadly's past. there's at least 10 cases against him, most with drug and weapon charges. in 2008 police labeled him a career criminal, he served several years in jail. he was released on april. this comes on the a police officer in philadelphia. police say their job is more dangerous as ever. as jim armstrong reports that upsets residents in the need of communities that need protecting too. >> it's a lot to deal with. >> the gunfire is a lot to take. >> it's ridiculous. the cops are here to do their jobs to help people and some people are sick. it's unfortunate that had to happen. >> boston police fear it's much more than that. >> the bottom line is we are the targets. we are the targets. that's wrong. >> when they all gathered friday afternoon to speak about the morning shooting talk quickly turned to the larger picture of what law enforcement feels has been a change for the worse. >> it's become far too common for people to take shots at police officers across the country and it can't be tolerated. >> after one of their own was shot in the line of duty boston's police commissioner >> this individual just shot one of our officers and the officers were able to tackle him and not use deadly force and to take him into custody. >> but that level of restraint he suggested is getting harder to maintain. >> our officers lay their life on the line every day and this job has not gotten easier. >> this has become a daily occurrence in this country. it cannot stand. we have to change the way we do business. >> the boston police officer's union as well as the police commissioner agree a big part of the problem remains there's too many illegal guns on the streets of boston. jim armstrong. >> guns, drugs, impart of your -- impoverty can lead to violence. dangerous chemicals that andover have been removed and destroyed. safety investigators had their first chance to go inside to determine what caused the accident. >> true to say that this is one of the more complex and larger hazmat incidents that we have responded to in recent times. >> dow said it's cooperating with investigations and in close contact with the families of those injured. right now the powerball clock is ticking. you feel less than 17 hours left if you want to do what millions of people around the country have already done, fork over $2 for a tiny chance at winning $800 million. sounds worth it to me. it's a record jackpot, the largest in the history of the multistate game. nowhere is powerball fever more contagious than derry, new hampshire. organized a pool of more than 1,000 people. >> one after another they kept coming, friends and strangers from derry, new hampshire. >> jennifer usually passing on the lottery but suggested the idea on her facebook page to bring derry not. >> this is just on a whim. i thought it would be maybe 30 or 40. >> for wednesday's $500 million jackpot 885 people went in for the tickets. >> it's kind of entertaining. >> then the jack pot went up. >> never in my 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"retirement" is, and i can help. m not just a fellow dad, fellow mom, fellow saver, i' m a fellow citizen. who gets up every day and tries her best. just like you. sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy jared duemling [ music ] too many of us use our online shopping and banking. it's more important than ever to make sure a thief can't access some quick fixes in today's tech minute. >> start by making your iphone lock sooner. set your passcode to be immediately after you lock it. head to settings and then touch id and passcode and enter your passcode. require a passcode and choose from the options. >> another security hole is in the control center that can be accessed from the lock screen. someone can get your device in airplane mode. head to settings, control center and slide off for access on lock screen. >> enable find my iphone. you can track your lost device from your computer and see where your iphone is on the map. in san cbs news. pamela is here now with a depending on where you are. where i was in the south shore it was fairly mild , not bad this morning. >> it depends where you are. we have some slick spots on the roads in some parts. a live look at doppler radar. i want to zoom into particular locations. i put on the temperatures too so you can compare. 39 degrees in boston and dry. i noticed so much areas of patchy drizzle too. 40s down to the south and to the east. to the west here a little bit of a wintery mix moving into west boylston along 495. freeze and slightly above freezing inside 495. that looks to change over to some more sprinkles. to the west of there berry to gardner to orange we have some light snow being reported and a few slick spots on the roads, particularly in satellite and radar picture, the bigger idea here, we have more snow showers moving into vermont but most of and temperatures become milder allowing for any of that snow to change over to some light rain and sprinkles. very spotty in nature. most of us dealing with patchy drizzle today, 44 degrees the high temperature and falling back to 38 degrees later this evening. over night lows in the 40s and 30s. not too bad here. 41 degrees in boston. for tomorrow getting more heat out there. we have the mid to upper 50s for those high temperatures and then the wind kicks in and some rain for sunday. it's going to be not an idea forcal for you but -- forecast for you but it through it. at least we're not talking about snow with this wind we'll experience on sunday. a high wind watch that has been minutes or so. gusts could be up to 60 miles per hour from the southeast, especially along the coastline. there includes islands. hour by hour forecast, i want to time this in for you, notice the drizzle around the coastline this afternoon, other not bad though. tonight falling back to, again, temperatures in the upper 30s and lower 40s. warm enough that we'll experience showers as the rain pushes in from the southwest sunday morning. sunday afternoon things start to ramp up and we could deal with an isolated thunderstorm, a flash of lighting or the potential for heavy downpours. at 5:00 p.m. most of that heavy rain moves out to the northeast and by monday morning we're looking nice and dry. before that sunday we could be talking about accumulation. again, i'm glad it's rain and not snow. this would be quite the system. today. 55 for sunday and rainy 43 on monday, another chance for snow on wednesday but it doesn't accumulate. college and this morning the pop star is learning an embarrassing story in history. in mexico a historical site said they had to kick bieber and his friends off the property for climbing all over the 800-year ruins. a freak accident may change the life of a female hockey player. how fellow players and opponents are teaming up to show a female hockey player confirmed she has a spinal injury. on new year's day she stepped on a hockey stick and crashed head first into the boards. one week later she remains hospitalized in intensive care. in a statement her parents say, we have received an incredible out pouring of love and support from countless friends and family members while we try to navigate this overwhelming situation. her family has set up a website to help with her healthcare costs. all national women's hockey players are wearing her a united flight headed from new york to chicago passengers say a woman began shouting to get off the plane. passengers restrained her while the pilot made an emergency landing. she's been charged with assaulting a crew member. coming up, why you may be better off not winning the $800 million jack pot. what that's all about. >> it's saturday, january 9th. if it's your birthday let's see who you share with. joan biaz is 75, jimmy page is 72, krystle gail is 65 and hataway is 51. what about you? is the economy rigged? acquired more wealth than the bottom 100 million people combined. i'm bernie sanders, my plan -- and the ultra-rich provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. the middle class unless we level the playing field. with your help, as president, welcome back. since you have a virtually non-existence chance of actually winning tonight's record-setting powerball jackpot to be blunt here's something to make you feel a little better about having to go to work on monday. last october the game was restructured so the odds of winning the top prize went from 1 in 171 million to 1 in 192 million. lottery history is filled with people whose lives were changed forever and not for the better. >> once this person wins the there's people across the world who put these people on a list to harass and try to sell bad investments and also just flat out try to take their money. >> that's nice. last year a study found 4 #4 -- 44% of lottery winners spend their winnings within 5 years. one psychologist said the winners who do best are the ones who share their prize with loved ones. hope my loved ones are watching. for all the parents out there who have a great child care provider this story may make you want to give them a raise. coming up why police say the baby sitter was so incapacitated she couldn't even let them in the house. also ahead, details on a bizarre threat to the obama family's pet. >> it's time to take a look at some of the weather watch reports today. temperatures are running in the 30s across the board here. we'll go to don's report in hollis, 33 degrees with just a trace of rain but making walking a bit tricky. temperatures are hovering around freezing, especially outside the 495 belt. i'll have the latest radar updates coming up in your but at my table, i keep the food real. like country crock's new recipe. made with real simple ingredients and no artificial flavors or preservatives. real country fresh taste from real ingredients. from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. good morning, everybody. it's 5:30 on this saturday, the weekend is here. we're glad you're with us. i'm kerry along with pamela gardner brings us some sort of decent temperatures depending on where you are. >> not bad in some points but once you get out to worcester temperatures at the freezing mark and you're dealing with a wintery mix and slick spots on we'll zoom in to where we're seeing the wintery precip, clinton, marlboro and 495, worcester to west boylston, spencer, auburn all of these light snow showers are purring to the east slowly. as they run into the warmer air around 495 then it's changing over to light sprinkles. be aware. slick spots in the worcester hill s . satellite and radar picture here, once weapon get the precip out of the way this morning it will be a nice afternoon. i think some areas of patchy fog will stick around as well as drizzle. 44 degrees for the high later on. tomorrow a completely different story. we're tracking some very strong wind gusts as well as some heavy rainfall, how much rain we could see in the hour by hour timing in just a few minutes. kerry. >> pamela, thank you. checking out our top stories, the largest powerball drawing in history is just a few hours away. $800 million. s that are more likely to happen to you like getting hit by an asteroid, being elected president, giving birth to triplets and being struck by lightning while drowning. still it's only $2 if you want to give it a chance. we'll have the winning numbers tonight on wbz after the football game. an officer shot in the line of duty is now recovering. he was shot in the leg. the police were trying to pull over 27-year-old grant headily seen here in dorchester. they say headley started shooting. officers tackled headily. officer suffered serious injuries but is expected to survive after he was ambushed sitting in his patrol car. shocking scene was captured on surveillance video. officer jesse hartnett was shot three times. the gunman who shot him claims he was doing it for the islamic state, walking up to the officer's car and firing into the cruiser. as paula evan reports, despite getting shot at 13 times that officer managed to get out of the car and return fire. >> this could have easily been a police funeral. >> surveillance videos show the gunman approaching officer jesse hartnett's car. another shows the suspect reaching inside the vehicle hitting the 33-year-old hitting three times. >> shots fired. i'm shot. i'm bleeding heavily. >> he exits his police vehicle starts to chase. >> the suspect was arrested near the scene and later told police he shot the officer in >> according to him he believes that the police defend laws that's contrary to the teaching of the karan. >> they are executing search warrants at his property. >> authorities say he has a criminal history and that the gun used was stolen from a philadelphia police officer 2 years ago. officer hartnett was seriously injured but expected to be okay. >> police say there's no indication the shooter was tied to a larger terror plot. the expect was treated and released into police custody. he's due in court next week. a nanny on the north shore is accused of getting so drunk on the job she couldn't even open the door for police who came to check on the child. officers say susan conway lowery the supposed to be caring for was still conway lowery is facing charges. a man is in custody accused of stabbing another driver in a case of road rage near the south shore plaza thursday. 32-year-old mario roman got into a fight with another man and the night. we're getting new video of a mexican drug kingpin captured in a raid. el chapo did not appear to be injured. he was hiding out in a house on the west coast of mexico. video shows police putting him on a plane to mexico city. el chapo escaped a mexican prison. he's wanted in six u.s. states on drug charges and one former official wants him extradited to the united states. >> el chapo will get a taste for real justice in a federal >> u.s. law enforcement sources tell cbs they gave the tip that led to el chapo's arrest. the woman who over saw the regional child welfare agency has a new job. jeremiah oliver disappeared for months and was later found dead. marsha roddy will over see the western office of dcf. she was the area director for a time frame including during the oliver case. a number of jobs in state government will remain vacant and include $10 million in medicaid fee for service payments. the governor is projecting a $320 million deficit. more than $38 million. some mdta riders could get some money back. contractors are about to settle a lawsuit by riders who say they were wrongly ticketed. if you were ticketed on or before july 6th and used honor boxes they will be eligible. they shut down the honor box system in july. it's unclear how much riders will receive in that settlement. the secret service stopped a man plotting to steal one of the president's dogs. agents arrested scott stockart in his washington dc hotel room on wednesday. they found an arsenal of weapons and ammo in his truck. he told agents he's jesus and wanted to kidnap bow or sonny. all right. a spotted owl is recovering in the new hampshire wildlife center. someone found the owl hurt on the side of the road and brought the bird to the wings of the wildlife rehab to treat injured wings. you should never throw things like apple cores or banana peels out your car window. it's biodegradable but it attracts mice to the side of the road and then they attack birds of prey who were at risk of being hurt by cars obviously. good to know. the bruins look to stop a bad run on the road. coming up, how the team marks a historic milestone too. >> dealing with a light wintery mix in the worcester hills and that can lead to a few slick spots. we're already above freezing inside the 495 belt, a high of 44 degrees, some areas of drizzle and over cast. tomorrow the wind and the rain will be the story. your hour by hour timing in just a few >> what is the key factor in good morning, everyone. a bruins who opened up a five game road trip in new jersey against a banged up devils time. they were trying to get out of their losses. no score in the 1st period. miller gets two good looks at the net. the rebound past corey snider. 1-0 b. >> early the 2nd throws it on the net and when that things good things happen. 2-0 b's on spooner's 9th of the year. bobby farnham made his debut. he created himself a nice memory. he rips it past the goalie. 2-1 boston. >> later in the 2nd boston on the powerball from the point. jimmy hayes had to redirect it. his 9th makes it 3-1 bruins after 2. >> in the 3rd collin miller the bruins win it 4-1 and improve to 12-3-2 on the road and it's their 3,000th win as a franchise. congratulations to them. the patriots have a bye this weekend. bill belichick kept his annual tradition of taking his players on a field trip. last year they went to a movie, yesterday bowling. we'll see if it pays off for the pats like last season. rob gronkowski named first time all-pro. gronkowski led all receiving yards. the kicker led the nfl with 150 points. >> now the patriots were happy playoffs. the pats had walk-throughs rather than practicing in pads all week. they said don't make the mistake of thinking this week wasn't an important one. >> talking, going over different things, i think that's the good part. have a week off 16 weeks of football what we did well, what we haven't done. just going over that and going out there and trying to execute walk through. >> no pats game this weekend. we have a big game tonight . the afc wildlife match up between the bengals and steelers. the patriots will play the winner. tomorrow more sports final. to college. the college football hall of fame announced the class of inductees that includes pat macaneli. he finished his career with several records for the crimson. he of 10 seasons making a pro bowl and earning an all pro selection as a punter. the detroit lions announcing that bob quinn is their new general manager. congratulations to him as well. again, tonight bruins back on the road to take on the senators in ottawa. we'll see if they can follow up the good effort on friday night. i'm dan roach, wbz sports. >> thank you, dan. i'm laughing at pamela because we have -- because i have so much stuff like tea. she said you're keeping it real. that's true. we camp out for three to four hours so we have to bring treats to keep the energy going. what's going on? >> a little bit of everything. we have a wintery mix this morning, turning to drizzle, some mild temperatures for sunday and then the wind and the rain will take over. >> that is a mix. >> yes, it is. a radar and we've got that wintery mix in the worcester hills it's starting to dry up a little bit and it's running into milder temperatures in those spots. a live look at radar, we'll zoom in to our friends in new more of a the higher elevations you live that's where you will experience maybe a dusting of light snow as holden, worcester. worcester starting to dry off just a bit after we saw some light snowfall. all of this precip is moving to the east, northeast and we don't have much behind us although a few snow berkshires. temperatures will be above freezing, 44 degrees the drizzle sticks around through this evening into your over night forecast as well with low temperatures dipping to the we'll stay just above the freezing mark so we tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon those temperatures soar into the 50s. we'll track the potential for record-breaking high temperatures. we'll get close to it in worcester. the record is 53 degrees, set in 1939. forecast 52. forecast for boston 54 with the record 56 degrees set in 2000. the wind will be an issue sunday morning through sunday evening. winds could gust up to 60 miles per hour from the south and east. there's a high wind watch all along the coastline in the cape, the islands for that period of time. hour by hour forecast, the heavy rain pushes in by let's start here. this afternoon the noon hour to be exact areas of drizzle, especially in north eastern massachusetts, along the coastline too. at 7:00 p.m. still dealing with over cast nothing too heavy in terms of rain. those showers push in from the southwest. by heavy showers continue sunday afternoon, sunday evening and isolated thunderstorm chance too. could see some thunder, hear some lightening and of course heavy downpours. once weapon get past midnight on sunday most of the rain exits new england and it gets colder and drier for monday. for today 44 degrees and drizzle. heavy rain and strong winds for sunday, 55. monday 33 degrees and dry. tuesday 42. wednesday 30 degrees. the chance for a couple of snow showers, nothing too big at this point in time though. thursday and friday cooling to the 20s. >> weather trivia time, first question of the morning here and it is, what is the key factor in this year? what do you think, kerry? >> oh, everything the el nino so i'm going with b. el nino this, el nino that. it's looking as strong as back in 1997. >> really? >> at that point for boston we had way below average snowfall, season. out for us this year. >> keep your fingers crossed. thank you, pamela. this texas mom accused of helping her son break his probation is spending time in jail herself. why she doesn't have a lot of good things to say about it. >> also ahead, a book required is the economy rigged? well, the 15 richest americans acquired more wealth in two years than the bottom 100 million people combined. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultra-rich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. the middle class will continue to disappear unless we level the playing field. we will. teen has appeared before a texas judge. tonya couch did not enter a plea but was given a million dollars bail if she wants out of jail. couch is accused of helping her son elude capture in mexico. she said her cell is too bright and she's having trouble sleeping. the texas sheriff's response, it's a jail, not a resort. a new addition of adolph hitler's manifesto is on sale in germany. this version comes with some serious revisions. >> a controversial piece of history is once again on sale in german book shops. critics of the decision to reprint hitler's antisematic sentiments. >> this german resident said i book's new publishers said the book can teach valuable lessons. >> hitler's work requires an evaluation. >> my struggle is considered holocaust. after his death in the 40s the government took control of the text and stopped printing it. after 70 years the it's been given the okay for republishing with some key revisions. the german government will only allowed anneity editions, meaning it must show history. some jews are ambivalent about the reprinting. >> it's impossible to control should. >> the release comes as europe hitler's original book is still available in many of german second-handbook stores. they said it sheds life on a horrific past so history can't repeat itself. >> hitler's manifesto was originally printed in 1925, 8 years before hitler came to power and more than 12 million copies were published until 1945. friday's reprint is selling for $65. still ahead this morning, talking turkey. the story behind a crazy video. we'll tell you what's going on with this turkey. >> as we head to break here's a look at last night's winning police get an unlikely follower and unwelcome one, one turkey. you can see the turkey chasing a police officer. he's not playing chicken, he just keeps following the officers. the officers half joked if it would work they would use a grave scented air freshener to keep him away. he was spotted a few days earlier keeping an eye on things from the top of this traffic light. he's just keeping himself entertained. top stories and update on your forecast headed your way. it's always a good time 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