could be way worse as we all know this time of year, we're running at freezing, 31 taunton. worcester, 34 degrees, a few clouds once you get further to the north and west, that picture showing nothing falling from those clouds, no presip, no rain, no wintery mix or anything, a completely different story compared to last weekend. we'll keep it dry for you all day today. 42 degrees by 3:00 light breeze mixed in fantastic but then it gets milder for sunday and 50s are on the horizon when we'll see those giant numbers coming up in that seven day forecast. we do begin with a developing story right now power is slowly being restored to a roslyndale neighborhood a scene of a frightening accident around 6 p.m. hanging wires on hazelmere road. ripped the wires and the pole down to the cab of the truck and the wires were live. rescuers were able to free him but it took about four hours, they've been working to restore power to the neighborhood. neither the truck driver or anyone else involved was hurt. a little girl left alone on a school van is safe and back with her family friday afternoon a woman walking heard the 5-year-old crying on the bus and called 911. they found the girl in the back of the van she had been alone for 5 hours, she is with the page academy in rocksbere. sweep members of a game notorious for murdering victims with machetes, katie has this story. >> reporter: a recruiting ground for one of the most violent street gang. >> investigators say they recruit teams with immigrant population, east boston, chelsea and everest. >> are you surprised they were going to the middle school and high school to recruit? in america we have gang problems going on. >> fendsinvestigators now say they are responsible for the murder of three teens in east christopher perez died likely the initiation process. it is very structured and extremely violent. detectives showed off the weapons machetes and guns. officers say the gang targets their own. boston's mayor wants the recent arrest to help stop recruitment of students. the message is we're going to continue to do everything we can to make sure young people in our schools can go to schools without interference. all of the alleged gang members indicted are over the age of 18. at the federal courthouse, wbz this morning. one of three dangerous fugitives who escaped a jail in california is back behind bars. he surrendered six days after allegedly escaping from a maximum security facility in a stolen car. detectives are questioning a they believe she playedavietteel a vital role and dzhokar tsarnaev attorneys, would be to argue the trial should have been moved out of boston. tsarnaev has been sentenced to death for the attacks. another hit for gambling sites the company that handles payments for draft king and fandual is pulling out. the payment processer vanity is worried about the legality. it will stop processing payments at tend of february. in less than 48 hours voters in iowa will help decide the first contest in the race for the white house and this morning hillary clinton's e- mails are back in the spotlight for the first time the state department is confirming dozens of private e-mails contained top secret information. the issue again this weekend. >> with hillary clinton clinging to a slight lead comes confirmation that 22 different e-mails on her unsecured home server contained top secret material while secretary of state, something she previously denied. >> i did not e-mail any classified material. today the clinton campaign called the e-mails over classification run a muck followed by bureaucratic inviting, no surprise marco quick to jump. >> what i know it was a member of my staff on the intelligence committee had done that they would have been fired and prosecuted. bernie sanders has steered clear of the e-mail so far and continues to hammer away at a fair paycheck for the common man. >> it sounds like to me we have a rigged economy. donald trump hosted an over flow rally with his decision to boycott last night's debate in iowa. >> i did something very risky, on the front page i'm getting more publicity, you know? >> trump left the iowa stage to the man polling at number two there, senator ted cruz who suggested trump disrespected voters. >> i was honored to be there. i think every candidate owes it to the men and women of iowa to show their expect. >> the state department will not make the sensitive e-mails public despite the campaign's urging to do so. one of clinton's connections aims to give her a boost in new hampshire ted danson contained on her behalf. later greeted voters in concord. the next move for those opposed in the construction of a natural gas pipeline could be reporting federal agency regulators cleared the way for the pipeline. they rejected the environmental and safety concerns of residents. the 5 five length will deliver natural gas to national grid and ever source. the mayor marty walsh has been against the process and asking a federal court to block that pipeline. two demonstrators arrested for blocking traffic on interstate 93 have pleaded guilty. the globe is reporting a west virginia man and the resident of finland were both sentenced to six months probation and 60 hours of community service. they were among 11 people arrested last january during the morning commute. the group was in solidarity with black lives matter and forms a human barricade and some chaining themselves to concrete filled barrels. pope francis set an example, but one of his cars is how much you'd have to pay for a pricey piece of that famous fiat coming up. if you're swapping out smartphones three things you must do to prevent your personal information from getting in the wrong hands. already getting reports of temperatures in the 30s or 20s in some locations peter in randolph has 30 degrees. and traces of snow on the ground since last night. we did have a few flurries that passed by this weekend looking dry and we have some mild temperatures on the way when we today in america, almost as much wealth as the bottom 90% and our government belong to all of us. so much influence that the only way they are defeated is when millions of people begin to stand up and say loudly and clearly, "enough is enough." i'm bernie sanders, . welcome back, if you are just figuring out that new smartphone or tablet, forget about it. but before you do, there are a few simple but crucial steps you should take to make sure your personal information is safe in today's tech minutes, take a look. make sure to watch so personal the wrong hand. backup data and photos and remove the sim card and micro sd card if applicable. so i do find my iphone and sign out of your icloud, go to settings general, reset, erase content. and find the backup and reset options however this may only clear data at the application level for sms and chat messages could be restored try encrypting the phone before doing a factory reset. find this option from the settings menu. for a full guide to wiping an news. all right thank you so much. it is 5:13 now, quite a mild morning it is really not bad, i know it is different wherever you are, compared to year's i know this week ahead is unbelievable. more work underway, 50s, close to 60 degrees at one point. not yet this weekend, actually one of the cooler days for the next seven days will be today even though it will be very, very mild. we always love to look at trends here in the weather department, from the period of november through january, our average temperatures is 41.9 degrees that's the warmest on record here. for the season 10.4 inches of snow year's past where we've had extremely warm average temperatures, similar conditions where we've had extremely low seasonal snowfall hopefully that stays true but of course we want the snow once you get further to the north at the ski resorts unfortunately we don't have any snow for you there for the next several days but for the rest of us we'll be dealing with very comfortable temperatures in boston, 32 degrees, your real feel 24 with a slight breeze at 9 miles per hour. temperatures in the 20s or 30s, 34 cheese chatham, 34 degrees worcester. hour by hour forecast, temperatures stay in the 30s right around the freezing mark for much of the morning increasing to 34 degrees by 10:00 this afternoon jumping into the upper 30s, 38 degrees 1:00, keep in mind the average high temp this time of the year should be 36 degrees we'll be above that in fact, many locations will be in the low 40s then tonight as the clouds increase in coverage we will trap in a lot of that daytime heat and won't cool off too, too much because the clouds will act like a blanket trapping in the heat. 34 boston to start off your day tomorrow high temperatures will be in the upper 40s and lower 50s it will be a fantastic day for sunday and again the clouds here is the hour by hour, go through this afternoon and show you clouds passing through we'll have mostly clear to mostly cloudy skies a little bit of a wave pushes through in northern parts of new england a bit of a wintery mix maybe along the main coast, we're dry 7 a.m. sunday still continuing the trend with a perfect weekend on might have temperatures, the big story we're trying to track some records here. it will be close to one, i think once we get to wednesday, we're going with 50 for sunday's forecast not going to set a record that day or monday or tuesday but wednesday getting close to that record of 59 set back in 1991 going 58 degrees. i think some locations will hit 60 degrees. fantastic even staying mild after we reach that peek high of 58 on wednesday. here is that seven day, 42 today, 50 degrees for sunday with partley sunny skies. pleasant, wonderful, we're dry over night monday into tuesday to 48 for groundhog day, 58 degrees wednesday, rain likely cooling 40s and then 30s for next friday. still looking good, though. that's a cute little groundhog. >> that's our favorite, he is the winner, he is a cutie. i love him. >> thank you pamela. the popemobile is going, going gone. the black fiat sold at auction took just 11 minutes for the fiat to be sold. the winning bid was $82,000, the philadelphia archdiocese will go to charities. three teenagers fall through thin ice coming up a police officer's dramatic it's not about hugging trees. it's not about being wasteful either. you just gotta find that balance. where taking care of yourself takes care of more than just yourself. for $289 a month . welcome back, 5:20 this morning we are seeing the courageous effort of a police officer desperately trying to rescue three boys from an icy pond near denver. he wasted no time grabbing a large tree branch and rushing down to the water. take a closer look the officer feeds the branch to one of the teens and quickly pulls him to shore. the others in the frigid waters. >> i walked back out on the ice with my tree branch and hit the edge hoping that i would see some sort of sign of life. >> unfortunately the other two teens had been in the water too long. one died less than an hour after being rescued the other died several days later. >> the west coast in the midst of a string of drenching and dangerous rain, in oregon that swallowed that part of the road and the parking lot the road is obviously closed until further notice, the health department of transportation says the sink hole is the worst in 20 years. coming up next a baby on a board giving us all a lesson . january 30th sharing with christian bales, cheaney is 75, and mike brady on the brady bunch. jean hackmac is 86 today. if it is your birthday happy birthday to you, we'll be back. i love that we're spending the weekend together. oh, i know! hey, why don't you turn off your phone and all your stuff? good idea. it's off. mom? oh, my internet is so slow when anyone else is using it. did you like want to dot something? i am doing something. need more bandwidth for all your devices? it's good to be 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working to fix a dangerous stretch of roadway why neighbors say it is too little too late. also ahead does your daughter love math and science? a local school is turning passion into cold hard cash for college. tackling disney's princess problem, why research says men is doing all the talking. as we head to break, break out those lottery tickets here is a look at your winning . from the channel 4 studios in boston. this is wbz this morning. good morning everybody. my left or your left? >> we're glad you are with us on this semi mild morning for the end of january, no complaints. our temperatures just keep going up from here today we'll be one of the cooler days in the next several days 32 degrees to start off your morning 24 in worcester, 31 taunton, 31 degrees lawrence, feeling some slick spots on the roads due to the fact that we had a few flurries late yesterday evening and some temperatures especially in the suburbs are just right below that freezing mark. real feel temperatures running in the 20s in most locations here feeling more like 24 degrees in boston due to a very light breeze from the west northwest that wind direction will change later today coming from the southwest helping to give us some slightly warmer temperatures, just a quick here, we have mostly clear skies partly cloudy and increasing clouds throughout the day 3 p.m., 42 degrees, 37 degrees by 5:00 a fantastic for sunday as temperatures get even warmer close to 50 degrees more 50s on the way and when we could get close to 60 in the seven day forecast carrie? right now a look at some of our top stories it took hours but the driver of a cement truck was rescued after being trapped in his cab, utility workers had to be called in and power had to be shut off in the neighborhood to free the driver he was not injured crews worked through the night to repair the downed lines. federal prosecutors in boston say they've taken a violent and dangerous gang off the streets, several members have been arrested in a major crime sweep in summerville. ofsalvadorian immigrants. the gang has allegedly recruited new members at local high schools. to figure out what started a get in. been released. a dangerous stretch of roadway in central massachusetts is safer this morning, there have been bad even deadly crashes on route 20 in oxford as julie explains one victim's family says the state still needs to do more. >> it took three months to widen and install guardrail lisa has waited much longer. >> it changed our whole life. >> i didn't ask to become a single parent. i didn't ask to watch my son suffer in all this pain. >> a drunk driver hit her family on route 20 in 1997. instantly. >> his life is in hospitals. campaign for years to improve this stretch, change came swiftly after a mother and baby collided with a cement truck. in the interim, dots spent $2.3 million to improve 3600 feet of the highway. >> still have a long way to go with what they have done. lisa says she won't stop fighting until the project is complete when the road is straight & barriers are finally installed. no one should ever have to suffer the way our family has sured. wbz news. a permanent solution to make route 20 even safer is in the works, lisa and state lawmakers hope that project starts in the next three to five years. it doesn't look like much but police say thieves were using this device to steal credit or debit card numbers. were actually stolen. >> scary moments for some dunkin' donuts workers in weymouth before noon an 86-year- old braintree woman drove into the coffee shop. fortunately no one was hurt but investigators are trying to figure out what caused the crash. three police officers are on paid leave because of a deadly shooting. police say they were serving a search warrant on randolph, tried to carjack the woman and pointed a gun at officers. that's when they fired, killing mc clain. >> a driver learned not to run away, douglas accused of assaulting an officer during a traffic stop, police say they had to use a taser to get him into custody after finding 25 grams of heroin. behind bars. the institution of technology is getting a grant, turner construction is giving wentworth a $100,000 grant to provide scholarships for women. reporting the two year program will give financial aide up to 8 juniors and seniors and at least two sophomores in first year students, the freshmen class was 22% female. super bowl 50 is one week from tomorrow. but in santa clara and the surrounding area the party is already underway. betty from our sister station checked out the party. >> the city of san jose has completely transformed, we are here in downtown to kickoff super bowl 50, take a look around there is something for everyone to do. the city is ready to welcome there is a beer garden ping- pong table, and led light displays that can be programmed to music. even a mini sports field for the kids. the city says they are really using super bowl 50 as a great opportunity to showcase this city and also build its reputation as a tourest destination. >> while we know that all the hotels will be packed here for the next week there is an opportunity i think for a lot of folks throughout the country to see san jose for the first time. many will be surprised by what they see. they see a very vibrant downtown. >> i'm from seattle. this is the heart of the city and they captured it all the lights and all the people, look around. this is happening. the carolina panthers arrived here in san jose, they are staying down the block within walking distance of this park at the san jose marriott. this celebration will continue all week through super bowl sunday every day from noon until 10 p.m. director she is so angry she is not even watching the super bowl. wbz is the only game in town, join us on sunday february 7th for all the action. well the celtics may be playing their best basketball all season right now coming up why last night's win was especially sweet! pamela? last official weekend of january, we have one more wintery month here to go in meet logical winter. it looks like the first part of february going to be extremely warm. how warm we will get coming up in your forecast. trivia time, the first question of the morning when is the earth furthest from the sun? early january, early july, or early october? . well good morning everyone, celtics playing their best basketball game of the season. last night they were looking for a season high, fifth win in a row. home folks showing some appreciation to the all star, amira johnson and thomas will pick and roll here to perfection. boston with a 2 point lead, only grow from there. spots jonas wide open, and he drops it in. 12. 14.8 assists for isaiah, in the second half, times with a great move and a drive to the hoop. celtics go for the 11th straight game longest streak in 20 years and the bench 62 points in the game, evan turner, boston wins fifth straight 113-94 the final two teams meet in orlando friday night. baseball, three weeks from yesterday, february 19th red sox pitchers and catchers will have their first official work out. we sat down friday with red sox, to discuss numerous things about the team. and struggled moving from the infield where he played his entire career last season. now being asked to come back to the infield to learn a new little things that will present the biggest challenge on the move to first base. >> i think it is more than playing the foot work every there, nowhere to go on cutoffs how to handle the relays those type of things will take some time, he played the infield, been part of that all along i think he'll be fine. again, not a given he has to go out and do it and i'm sure people will look and say i can't believe that he made that mistake. but they also have to have some patient with them because it will take some growth period to go over there. a nice story, farmers insurance opened and 36-year- old rookie looking to make his first cut of his pga tour and does it, does more than that. birdies three of the final, now six under three shots off the lead and tied for seven. congrats so far to him. 3:00 right here on wbz college hockey, bc, bu and harvard, those teams police northeastern will be playing monday night at the garden. that's it for sports for now. wbz sports. all right dan roach thank you so much. it is 5:43. we are glad you are hanging with us this morning what a week ahead. >> beautiful temperatures. >> really it is hard to believe. >> it is. going into the first of february you remember last year it was so harsh, this year not the case at all. we are actually running way above normal and the streak continues. we haven't had any below normal months in terms of temperatures since before july. that's a long time here december actually running above normal and that's the peek here. 10.6 degrees above average. so far for the month of january, 2.7 degrees above average we are waiting to get more the climate data to get through the next couple of days to get the official number you get the over all trend and the trend will continue we'll be above normal with our temperatures the next several days boston starting off with 32 degrees, real feel temp 24. making it feel slightly colder wind chill is a factor. bundle up as you head out the door this morning 31 in lawrence. worcester, 24 degrees, that's the chilly spot for this morning hour by hour forecast, temperatures in the 30s, 37 degrees by noon. notice the clouds increase throughout the later part of the day too we get close to 40 degrees, by 2:00 i think we'll get in the lower 40s and a lot of locations including valley ski area 40 degrees, very pleasant day for the snow challenge, a fantastic event going on there highs today will be in the lower 40s and all spots except some locations in the upper 30s worcester, 41 lows tonight back in the upper 20s low 30s, 34 in boston we expect more clouds over night tonight allowing for those clouds to actually blanket trapping in what little daytime heat from today and that's going to help to already trigger a pretty quick warming trend into tomorrow. we don't have too far to go to get too close to 50 degrees with a southwest wind for sunday, soaring to 48 degrees boston. 50 degrees bedford, 50 in taunton, 46 degrees awesome temperatures. we are still chasing the records into next week because we will have temperatures getting close to 60 degrees. now we won't get a record tomorrow, too far off, monday closer but still no cigar there. 46 degrees for tuesday's high the actual record is 55 that's going to still stand. wednesday 58 and the record is 59 back in 1991. 60 degrees. we go with 58 in boston. here is that seven day forecast day by day. 42 today, 50, monday is 56 a great start to the workweek, groundhog day tuesday 46 degrees danielle is going to be live tuesday morning. i know. i'm very jealous. >> gets back in. pulled some strings. wednesday 58 some chances for rain there. >> 58! that's unbelievable, pamela. >> enjoy it, everybody. we still have winter to go. >> let us enjoy it. trivia time, we have that first question of the morning this is from dave in millford, when is the earth furthest from the sun? a, early january, b, early april, early july or october? >> i notice he doesn't ever >> what is it? c. >> my floor director said no. early july which is weired because that's our warmest time. season temperature has to do with the tilt of the earth. aphelian is when the earth is furthest from the sun. >> never listening to her again. one more trance -- chance of trivia later on. >> most of us will never finish seven marathons. >> a woman who did that in just one week where she did it makes the story more incredible. >> ariel and bell may be the voice of a generation, why linguists are hitting a sour . a closer look in what some are calling a princess problem. researchers say they have discovered a disturbing trend in disney movies, saying female disney characters talk far less than male characters. what's important what they speak or how much they say. it sparked an interesting dialogue. in disney's 1989 film the voice to an evil sea witch. but according to research she isn't the only one left speechless. >> after analyzing every spoken word in the disney princess movies, carmen found there were more male characters than female in 11 out of the 12 films. even if the princess is the most empowered feminist, she can't be the person in charge of lighting the candles in the castle. >> it is the men who do much more of a talking. it isn't right for the women to read soon they get ideas and thinking? male characters spoke 71% of the time. in the magical world of aladin men nabbed 90%. i didn't mean to frighten you. female characters spoke if not more than the three princess film. >> it is midnight. >> women hold their own in some of disney's most recent movies. >> you're back! >> in a 2012 hit brave, female characters spoke 74% of the time more than any other disney princess film. a year later in frozen it was just 41%. even though it is a story about two sisters that was written and co-directed by a woman. but also looking at what is being said whether it is complements. >> you fight good. >> people all over the world, they are watching these movies, incredibly popular. what message are they getting? >> listen! well saturday is perfect. we're taking a breather after a tough week but if you think the challenging wait until you hear congress doesn't regulate wall street... wall street regulates congress. it's a rigged economy that sends most new wealth to the top 1%. and it's held in place where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is funded by over two and a half million small contributions. people who know you can't level the playing field by taking more money from wall street. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. join the fight to take back our government. . welcome back, in 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