these winds have actually dried us out which is a good thing because those very wet roads from yesterday are drying out. notice out across worcester county, we are near freezing so there could be one or two slick spots here and there but overall not a big issue this morning. you can see how the skies are trying to clear on out. we have high pressure nosing in from the west but our storm still sitting to our north. a fair amount of wind today. but we will see sunshine. watching this right here. that will bring in some snow by late in the day tomorrow but today is a dry day. west though. in the teens and 20's so that's the air that will be working on in. we're actually warmer this morning than we will be this afternoon despite fact the sun will be out. i expect temperatures to be mainly in the 30's this afternoon but with those winds blowing, this is what you need to dress for. wind chills getting no higher than the 20's here throughout the day. we'll step you through the rest of the week coming you. let's get you out to the roads. olessa: good morning. a live look to start things off. the zakim bridge by the leverett connector. you can see that overnight construction picking up shortly here. see the rest of your ride. that's the roadwork we're watching this morning. once again that project 93 south at the zakim. so far it is a quiet star. not seeing any issues along the pike or route 9 this morning. so far so good as you make your way north of town 93 south out of methuen all the way down to boston. trains and buses are expected to start on schedule. randy: musical legend david bowie has died. emily: his family announcing the his reps says bowie died "peacefully," surrounded by family, after an 18-month battle with cancer. he was 69 years old. bowie's career spanned five decades, an icon of the music industry. he just released a new album on friday, which was also his birthday. also breaking this morning, one man is dead after an early morning fire in gloucester. flames broke out about 3:30 this morning at a home on east main and hammond streets. our doug meehan is headed to the scene right now. we'll bring you more information as we get it. officer is preparing to face a judge. and we are getting new details emily: the eyeopener's todd kazakiewich is live at the courthouse in boston with the sodded? todd: emily, randy, good morning. the boston police officer who was shot in the leg friday is now out of the hospital as the suspect who allegedly shot him will be arraigned later today here in dorchester district court. as newscenter 5 was first to report, officer kurt stokinger pulled over suspected drug dealer grant headley on friday in dorchester. a warrant was out for his arrest for violating probation. he was serving for gun charges. police say headley, who was driving without a license, got out of the car and started firing at the nine-year veteran officer. headley then took off and responding officers chased him down. headley will be arraigned in court this morning on several charges, including assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. as for officer stokinger, we're told he's at home resting comfortably. kazakiewich, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: thank you. 4:33 on this monday morning. other stories we're following right now. the man charged with killing the little girl once known as baby doe is getting ready to head back to court. michael mccarthy will be arraigned on a murder charge today in the death of bella bond. mccarthy is the boyfriend of bella's mother, rachelle. she is charged as an accessory. the toddler's body was found in a plastic bag on deer island in june. emily: worcester police are investigating a hit-and-run that hurt two people. it happened last night on southbridge street. it's not clear how badly the victims were injured. webster police were investigating a car found in that town, but it's not clear if that ended up being connected to the crash. that crash comes on the heels of this deadly hit-and-run just miles away in worcester. 21-year-old vincent green will be in court today. he's accused of plowing into a 56-year-old man on west boylston street early saturday, then taking off. green was caught a few hours later. home from the bus stop. randy: an arrest in a deadly hit-and-run in malden. it happened on christmas weekend. 71-year-old yaai chen was struck in a crosswalk on pleasant street. it happened near the assisted living facility she called home. investigators have not released the name of the suspect, but an arraignment is scheduled today. emily: commitment 2016. donald trump heads back to new hampshire today as new polls show potential upsets in two early battleground states. donald trump still holds a strong lead here in new hampshire. but a new poll show he's trailing rival ted cruz in iowa by four points. >> i don't intend to send jack boots to knock on your door and every door in america. emily: on sunday cruz knocked trump's signature plan to deport millions of americans. trump, meanwhile, kept up the pressure on cruz again questioning if his being born in canada endangers his right to be president. the race also tightening in both early voting states on the democratic side. hillary clinton trails bernie just ahead of him in iowa. >> i think we're gaining steam here in iowa. i think we have an excellent chance to win here. clinton: these polls go up, they go down. i stay pretty focused. emily: both clinton and sanders are campaigning in iowa today with less than a month before caucus voters cast their votes. trump's rally in windham starts at 11:00 a.m. chelsea clinton will be campaigning for her mother in boston today. the former first daughter will headline a fundraiser called an "evening with chelsea." she's headed to new hampshire for three events tomorrow. randy: right now an interview featuring a drug lord and a hollywood star is at the center of a growing investigation. this morning, the process of extraditing the man known as el chapo is officially underway. the eye's erika tarantal is tracking new information. erika: it was dreams of hollywood that ultimately landed notorious drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman back in custody. some three months ago meeting with academy award winning actor sean penn. penn and mexican actress kate investigation for the interview detailed in rolling stone magazine. "el chapo," trying to land a movie deal about his life, was shopping the idea to producers and actors. all it got him was a new pair of handcuffs after being rearrested friday following a shootout and attempted escape in a sewer. the mexican attorney general's office confirms the formal start of extradition to the u.s. is underway. as for penn, the department of justice is not commenting, but he may be considered a journalist in this case. >> what sean pen did and didn't do. el chapo's where he should be. erika: the extradition process for guzman likely to be lengthy as his lawyers will no doubt put up a big fight to try to keep him in mexico where he's managed to escape from maximum-security prisons twice. emily. emily: erika, thank you. right now new details in a dangerous plunge into icy water in brockton. a 12-year-old boy remains in serious condition this morning. a nine-year-old boy is recovering after both became trapped in the pond saturday a group of friends was playing with the pair just moments before. they ran to get help, knocking on doors and flagging drivers. oswald benoit, who can't swim himself, rushed to help, pulling the nine-year-old out first. the 12-year-old was in the water several minutes longer, before brockton firefighters pulled him out. 4:38. a professional hockey player seriously hurt in the winter classic opens up about her injury. randy: the hope denna laing is finding in her recovery. a fire investigation continues in sturbridge. the brave rescue near a historic site. erika? erika: breaking overnight. one man is dead after a fire in gloucester. flames breaking out around 3:30 this morning on east main and hammond street. we have a crew at the scene gathering more information. we'll bring it to you. music icon david bowie has died at the age of 69. his rep confirms the singer died after an 18-month battle with cancer. cindy? cindy: and erika, after record high temperatures yesterday, we are going to be turning much the temperature changes i'm tracking plus our next chance randy: monday morning. right now investigators are trying to figure out what caused this fire at a well-known wedding spot. a motel on the property of the historic publick house in sturbridge is rubble this morning. emily: it happened early sunday morning. before firefighters arrived, some guests rescued members of a wedding party staying at the motel. >> the bride's twin sister was leaning out on the balcony saying help me, help me, help me. one of the wedding patrons scaled the building and got her out somehow. then another guest at the wedding, how she got out, i don't know. she was in a room right above i guess they had to take her down on a ladder. it was horrible. emily: the nearby historic publick house did not burn, and yesterday's wedding was only delayed. the property's general manager says he's looking into reports that smoke alarms in one room didn't go off. a massachusetts state committee heads to colorado today. randy: the plans they have to take a closer look at medical marijuana. plus-- >> i'm sorry, folks. i made a mistake. randy: another high-profile flub? why this golden globe mistake isn't what it seems. 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. lease a 2016 lincoln mkz for $289 a month tt2w>rxlh po j# o,p tt2w>rxlh p!!*n ?,8 tt2w>rxlh p4!j# i:l tt2w>rxlh px#*&`:n48 tt2w>rxlh pt#j'`:z4\ tt2w>rxlh pt#j)`:qt8 tt2w>rxlh pp#j*`:fo$ tt2w>rxlh pp#j,`:'5d tt2w>rxlh pl#*.`:. randy: all right. when we were driving in this morning, puddles everywhere. so much rain. cindy: i noticed on the side roads, but the main roads seemed like they dried out a little bit overnight which is a good thing dropping. what a soaker yesterday, huh? emily: side ways rain. totals. a lot of spots coming in over two inches nantucket. brewster down on the cape. milford in southern worcester county over to, we had two inches north of boston up in haverill. boston just over an inch and a third. so, yeah, we had our share of rain yesterday. we need it. look at these temperatures. it was so warm. we set a slew of records across the northeast. boston jumped up to 58. worcester, providence setting records. portland, maine. hartford, connecticut, got to 61 degrees yesterday. so we had the warmth all brought in here, of course, by the wind which did gust 40 to over 50 miles per hour across the area. pretty wild storm. those winds are still active this morning. we're still getting gusts over 20 and 30 miles per hour. coming from now. they're coming from the west. that is bringing in dryer air and it's bringing in colder air as well. but those winds are going to make it feel like it's in the 20's all day long so wind chills an issue today. we are going to see some sunshine though. that will be a nice change of pace after the stormy weekend. and it is short lived because by tomorrow evening, we're talking about a little round of some light snow getting on in here. you can see things pretty quiet now. the skies are in the process of clearing out. lake-effect snow bands coming across the lake. these will focus across new york state and northern new england today as we have high pressure settling in. that's why the sunshine. but our system that brings in the snow tomorrow, it's a very fast-moving little clipper system. it's going to race towards us very quickly by the end of the day tomorrow. look at the cold though. i'm sure you heard about that game with the vikings and the seahawks. it was six below zero at kick-off for that game. it's still search below zero in minneapolis now. this is the cold working on in. the temperatures this morning a little deceptive. notice we're close to 40 degrees right around freezing out in worcester county. with that westerly wind today, the temperatures actually drop so we may be in the upper 30's this morning in boston but by noontime, we're down to the freezing mark. that's about where we hold through the afternoon with that westerly wind. 15-20 miles per hour. don't dress for these values in the 30's. you want to dress for those wind chills getting no higher than the 20's throughout the day but again at least we'll see some sunshine. we have the wind today, but the skies are going to be bright. you can see on future cast here just a few clouds throughout the day. we're in great shape today, and the skies stay mainly clear overnight. that will allow the temperatures to drop. it will be cold tonight. teens to lower 20's by the time you're heading out the door tomorrow morning. and it's a dry start with maybe a little hint of sunshine tomorrow morning. and then notice how the clouds fill in by lunchtime. look at that by 3:00 in the afternoon, we are breaking out to rain and snow showers across the area. close to the coastline, i think, it will be warm enough that it's primarily rain initially. notice by the evening commute at 6:00 p.m. we have a little snow working through worcester county. toward the coastline bill late tomorrow evening. i don't expect much more than a coating to an inch of snow through tomorrow night. but once you get outside of 128 out through worcester county especially, we could see one to maybe two inches of snow by wednesday morning. wednesday features clearing skies. gusty winds. look at the temperatures. as we head into wednesday and thursday, we're going to be hovering near the freezing mark. by friday it still looks like bright sunshine, dry weather. as we head toward next week end, a little concern here. we have a system that will be nearby. commuter models not converging on a solution just yet in terms of where it tracks. at this point we could see rain or snow. the patriots are down at on saturday. olessa: kind of important. cindy: we have all week to watch it. olessa: so far a fairly quiet start on the roadways across the span of the zakim bridge where that overnight construction just picked up heading into boston. let's go to maps though. one incident south of town in kings stong. northbound route 3 by route 3a, a tractor trailer accident with the fuel spill. plan accordingly if that's where your commute takes you. i'll let you know when that clears. no problems on 24, 95, the expressway. looking good into boston as well as that construction just about picked up there 93 south at the zakim. pike is quiet this morning. no problems as you make your north of town. so far we're expecting the trains and the buss to start the morning on schedule. emily. emily: olessa, thank you. we're hearing for the first time from a women's hockey player who suffered a severe spinal injury during the winter classic. denna laing posted this picture on facebook, taken hours before the boston pride took the ice at gillette stadium on new year's eve. laing crashed head-first into the boards during the first period. she writes, "for a long time i have been looking for a new challenge. even though i was not expecting it be this. here we go. i don't want you to feel bad for me. this is a moment to remember for women's hockey. we made history that day, and i would never take those moments back." the 24-year-old from marblehead has limited movement in her arms and no feeling in her legs. long-term recovery. emily: asian markets slip this morning after a sharp decline on wall street. u.s. stocks had their worst week in four years on friday. the dow plunged 167 points to close at 16,346. right now, stock futures are higher. a federal organization is investigating energy complaints in new england for what it calls unreasonably high transmission prices. the federal energy regulatory commission says the cost of moving electricity from one place to another is higher here than anywhere else. investigators say the owners of set rates with no justification. the commission is already working on a settlement with one transmission company. randy: the mbta will hold a meeting today on the 2016 budget. among the main topics-- the green line extension project. the fiscal and management control board is expected to discuss the sharp escalation in cost estimated for the new part of the green line. the board will also meet on a north quincy real estate project. a check on the story trending right now. emily: the stars come out for the golden globes in hollywood. the bloody 1820's thriller "the revenant" took home a slew of awards. in an upset, "the tale of frontier survival" won best film and best actor for leonardo dicaprio. and many people believe that could be a sign of things to come for leo at the academy awards. damon won for best actor for the film "the martian." the science-fiction, action movie was actually nominated in and it won for that as well. >> and the winner is "straight outta compton." i'm sorry, folks. i made a mistake. it's right here on the card. emily: of course the award show wasn't without a few comedic jabs. jamie foxx took aim at steve harvey's miss universe flub when announcing best original score. that award went to "the hateful eight," but foxx jokingly read "straight outta compton" which was not nominated. randy: the joke that keeps on giving. emily: the powerball jackpot continues to climb. randy: the "eyeopener" team didn't win. nor did anybody else. the incredible prize right now ahead of wednesday's drawing. then new on the eyeopener at 5:00. hillary clinton on women's rights. grounds control to major tom emily: breaking overnight. a music icon has died. david bowie passed away after an 18-month battle with cancer. his family and rep confirming the news overnight. bowie just released a new album on friday, which was also his birthday. also breaking this morning. one man is dead after an early morning fire in gloucester. the fire started around 3:30 at a home at the corner of east main and hammond streets. doug meehan is on the scene gathering information. we will have a live update for you in our next hour. randy: boston police are investigating the city's first homicide of 2016. the shooting happened early sunday morning on falcon street in east boston. the victim's identity has not been released, and there is no word on any arrests. emily: a weymouth woman is in court today, charged in a drunk driving crash with a police cruiser. the weymouth officer involved is recovering. police say kaylin kaiser was drunk when she crossed the center line and slammed into the cruiser on main street sunday morning. she and a passenger were treated for minor injuries. randy: italian police open a murder investigation into the death of an american woman in florence. florida was found dead in her apartment. authorities say she had bruises and scratches on her neck. so far, police do not have any italy's expat community is expressing hope that the case won't turn into another amanda knox-style murder investigation. a group of state lawmakers in maine is launching an impeachment investigation into the state's governor. paul lepage has apologized for racially charged comments he made about out-of-state drug dealers. the impeachment request is set to be debated on the house floor on thursday. emily: the patriots prepare for a playoff challenge. the kansas city chiefs come to gillette this saturday. and they're on a roll winning their last 11 games. the patriots, on the other hand, have lost four of their last six. kick-off is saturday afternoon at 4:35. the celtics let the grizzles claw their way back from a 21-point deficit in memphis. the c's led by 18 at the end of the first period. but some sloppy play did them in. the grizzlies get it within a point with just 50 seconds to go. at the buzzer, but it doesn't count. 101-98 the final. randy: all eyes will turn to the powerball drawing this wednesday. the jackpot now soaring to $1.3 billion after nobody won saturday night's drawing. but the clarendon wine company on boylston street did sell a million-dollar winner. this is the biggest jackpot in u.s. history. you'll see the winning numbers wednesday night, right here during newscenter 5 at 11. emily: oh, my goodness. randy: we were debating briefly whether we should have an "eyeopener" pool once again. cindy: we keep buying and no one keeps winning. it will be for someone. whether or not it's us, we shall see. but we shall see. weekend, so warm. record-setting high temperature yesterday in boston. 58 degrees, of course, it came with that wind-swept, soaking rain. many areas picking up over two inches from nantucket to the cape. even north of boston out through worcester county. boston officially just under an inch-and-a-half. still quite a soaking yesterday. the skies have cleared on out. i want to show you this camera shaking out there. the winds will be a big issue today. you want to dress for wind chills that will get no higher than the 20's today. we are going to get back into some sunshine. later tomorrow though we have a quick round of snow moving in. it may time out for the evening commute. that's what we're watching. look at these temperatures this morning. we're running in the low 40's marshfield down to the cape. right around the freezing mark we're just under worcester county. boston sitting at 37 degrees now. but look at this. by noontime, it's colder. the temperatures are going to be dropping today in the wake of that system. those winds are pulling in colder air. so although we're clearing it on out, big area of high pressure that gusty wind out of the west

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