let s get to wbz s beth germano at boston university. beth? reporter: police say that the call came in with such detail they thought there was an accountive shooter on the 4th floor as the caller described am ammunition and a hostage on the 4th floor of boston university library. a short time later, there was another call that he shot a hostage. reporter: which sent the heavily armed police swarming the campus and shut down bu campus for a time. we were all freaking out. we didn t do anything. we just sat there and watched the live feed. everyone was afraid to go outside. reporter: police say that the call from a man with an accent was blocked but he it was an active shooter scenario unfolding. we had a lot of robocalls but this was so genuine. reporter: the building was evacuated and sarah wu was ordered to shelter in place. with all the police activity were you feeling in danger? a little bit. i was dangerous with no clue. it was the first time i was here wh
it feels like winter when you step outside. and you need a brush out there in spots. there have been a few inches of accumulation. and we re not done yet. we have some snow flying in the air right now including for the city of boston where it s a little deeper here in the blue. most of the roads doing okay. into lawn enburg. and you get through southern worcester county and it s snowing and up through the western part of the state. the snowshoers will taper off over the next several hours. can t rule out a flurry this morning. temperature-wise, 25 in worcester is the coldest. that s where you may see a couple of slick spots. 32 in boston right now. 35 miles per hour this morning winds this morning. the current wind chill is 11 and 22 in boston. so the feel of winter will be in the air today. highs don t get out of the upper 30s and winds may gust up to 40-mile-per-hour today. i actually had to clear off my windshield this morning. it was weird. snowfall creating some re
thanksgiving, danielle. what s going on? is christmas later this week or thanksgiving? i m confused. look at the wind chills right now. 19 is what it feels like at logan airport. 10 degrees in worcester, 20s for the wind chills for the rest of us. you want to bundle up this morning. it s still snowing some spots. the accumulation was greatest in the western part of the state. now there are still some flakes in but they are coming down from boston through metro west, newton, framingham, up to acton too. the roadways should be fine maybe just a couple of spots that are untreated. it s definitely slow going in the western part of the state. 31 in boston right now, the coldest reading we ve had so far this per hour, nantucket gusting to 45 right now, so that s the added chill to the air, and it might cause some isolated pockets of damage or outages this afternoon. so the wind stays with us, the flurries end and we don t get out of the upper 30s for highs today. sunshine comes ou
february, chris and kate. the wind chill is running in the teens and 20s. most accumulation was in the western part of the state. 15 the real feel in worcester right now, 20 in boston. you need winter gear. snow is flying in spots, but it s wrapping up in terms of any steady snow that came down. the cold surfaces, the grassy surfaces, car surfaces need to be brushed off this morning, so give yourself an extra minute or two. a couple of flurries towards rockland, a few more in the stiff boston near arlington, a few in essex county. flurries from burlington to acton, but we ve been anyone issuing. 31 in boston right now, the coldest reading so far this season at logan. it s 27 in woo t it s gusting right now 20 to 40 miles per hour. the wind is going to stay strong today and may gust of damage. notice your planner. we do not get out of the upper 30s with the weapon staying with us through the ride home with the wind staying with us through the ride home. we ve got an importan
it s going with the devil. because he is the devil. castro ruled cuba for 50 years. failing health forced him to hand over power to his brother in 2006. known as a tyrant for imprisoning critics and committing human rights abuses. some looked at him as a revolutionary. he is loved around the world because he s standing up to the american power. center of a custody battle is among those remembering castro. he says he became like a father figure. students unfurled a gigantic flag at havana university. they are observing nine days of mourning. the funeral will be december 4th. don champion cbs news miami. castro s death was welcomed. the owner of the old havana restaurant left cuba in the 1950s and came to boston. he says family and friends suffered under castro s rule. the death brings new hope. what does he leave? people suffering. people suffered a lot from him. he killed a lot of people. he divided families. a lot of people die orn the sea go out of cuba. more than 1