5 Things to Know This Morning

— -- Your look at the five biggest and most buzz-worthy stories of the morning.

1. 'Serial Stowaway' Accused of Boarding Another Plane, Sneaking Onto Resort

"Serial stowaway" Marilyn Jean Hartman was arrested Monday in Florida, accused of posing as a guest and checking into a resort property after boarding a flight to Jacksonville International Airport, authorities said.

Hartman is charged with felony fraud, as well as misdemeanor trespassing, according to the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office.

The 63-year-old – who has a history of trying to board planes without a ticket – allegedly made her way onto a Sunday flight from Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport by using someone else’s name.

2. Bobbi Kristina Brown's Family Holds Public Vigil

Bobbi Kristina Brown's family is still praying for a miracle, and several hundred people gathered Monday for a vigil with that goal in mind.

The "Shining a Light for Healing" vigil began at 7 p.m. at the Amphitheater at Riverdale Town Center in Riverdale, Georgia, just outside of Atlanta, and was open to the public.

People held flashlights but attempts at lighting candles didn't work because it was too windy. A small stage held Brown family members. Bishop Donald Battle began the session, which included gospel songs, prayers, scripture, and a call for healing.

3. New England Digs Out From Latest Winter Storm

A relentless storm that dumped more than two feet of snow on some parts of New England is tapering down today, but not before bringing the Boston-area public transit system to its knees and forcing some communities to consider dumping piles of snow into the ocean to help relieve clogged streets.

The storm brought 23 inches of snow to Boston, making it the seventh-largest snowfall total ever recorded in the city.

4. Boyfriend Charged With Homicide in Pennsylvania College Student's Death

The boyfriend of a Pennsylvania college student was charged with criminal homicide Monday, after an autopsy found she had been severely beaten and strangled, authorities said.

Authorities say Gregorio Orrostieta, 19, called 911 to say his girlfriend – identified as Karlie Hall, 18, a student at Millersville University – had stopped breathing inside her dorm room. According to a criminal complaint, investigating officers found Orrostieta attempting CPR.

But Lancaster County District Attorney Craig Stedman, speaking at a Monday press conference, alleges it was all an act.

“The CPR, I believe, was completely fake and that she had been dead for hours probably before that,” Stedman said.

5. 'Billy Madison' Turns 20

Twenty years ago today, audiences first met Billy Madison, the Adam Sandler character who repeated every grade from elementary school on to prove to his dad that he was capable of being a responsible adult.

"Billy Madison" was a hit at the box office, and for Dina Platias, who played Billy's first grade teacher, Miss Lippy, in the film, it remains a project she's proud to have on her resume.

"It definitely touches people, I think because she was kind of a nut job," Platias told ABC News. "It’s funny because this movie keeps on playing, and people freak out about it in the greatest way."