right now at noon questions swirling about a patriots player and a mysterious emergency. what we are learning about chandler jones and his trip to the police station and hospital this weekend. >> a hit-and-run turning deadly in boston. the quick response that has the driver under arrest. and a biting wind out there today. wind advisory in effect. when it will subside and the chill will let up. >> power ball frenzy is on the record breaking billion dollar jackpot on the line. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, wbz news at noon starts right now.

noon a mysterious medical emergency involving patriots star chandler jones. the defensive end rushed to the hospital after showing up at the foxbor copolice -- foxborough police station. >> thanks for being with us. all this happened on sunday and the details of what unfold red slowly starting to come out. bill shields joins us live from foxborough bill. >> reporter: this is not what patriots or patriots fans wanted to hear that chandler jones on sunday morning about 7:40 in the morning walked over to the foxborough police assistance. now we have the audio of the police log when they call officers to respond. evaluation medical. >> responding.

police dispatch log shows what happened. 7:42 a.m. sunday morning chandler jones shows up in the police parking lot asking for help. police respond. and 25 minutes later, jones is taken to norwood hospital. chandler jones is a stand out defensive end for the patriots and up until now, has always been a model citizen. he lives here right in back of the foxborough police department and 59:42 sunday morning, he -- at 7:42 sunday morning he walked to the police station for help and after foxborough police dispatch sent an officer to his home to secure it. the patriots have issued a chandler jones was admitted to the hospital on sunday and released that day and reported to work on time monday morning. and participated in all meetings and practices since then. thatth police log shows the officer who responded to his

found a class d, d as in david substance there which means or synthetic marijuana. reporting live from gillette bill shields wbz news. also breaking a deadly hit- and-run in dorchester. and this noon we know one man is dead after being hit while walking on washington street. our nicole jacobs is live where police have arrested the driver involved in this one. nicole. >> reporter: they arrested the driver a couple miles away with you pier -- but here at bow doin and-- bodoin and scene. as they continue to investigate there are few details now. but here's what we know. the crash happened just after 8:00 this morning. and killed. he was -- we are told that he was a construction worker and

the time. certainly that's indicative of the hard hat and other items that are scattered around the street. i can also tell you it was a minivan police say that hit this man and continued to go on again that van was found about 2 miles away with damage from bumper and smashed in front wield shield the vehicle is a transit vehicle and we contacted the company can as that he learned about the crash but a female driver has been arrested according to boston police. taking yet another live look at the 300 block of washington street it appears that officers are taking down some of the police tape right now. but certainly this is an ongoing investigation and again one woman we are told has been arrested. her exact charges right now have not been known. we are live in boston nicole jacobs wbz news.

also breaking right now at noon, general electric may be moving to boston. the globe reports ge plans to relocate the global headquarters to the hub of form. a formal-- hub. a formal announcement is expected tom. they are based in fairfield connecticut with 800 employees. no word on the exact new location. turning to the weather this is a live look in boston and you can tell by the cameras shaking, there's a lot of wind going on. >> that's for sure. temperatures right now only in the 20s in many spots but feels colder with the wind chill out there. big question how long is this going to stick around danielle. >> reporter: you know the-- >> you note wind will subside tonight but it's quite howling out there. most of these are on the cape but right at the coastline as well. cambridge is gut gusting 54 and we have a gust of 50 in rockport so we started to see

numbers will continue to climb. isolated to scattered here in far eastern massachusetts through the remainder of the afternoon. we are gusting to 47 miles per hour at logan airport right now. numerous gusts over 30 miles per hour all the way back to central new england. biting wind creating the real feel. feels like 3 degrees in worcester and 14 in boston. and we have also had some lake- effect streamers a couple flurries in the berkshires and southwest new hampshire with clouds building in worcester countych the wind subsides gradually and won't be as gusty tonight but will be cold. temperatures drop back into the teens even in the suburbs. so there will be real feels in the single digits for many towns tonight. i am tracking not one but potentially two storms you guys. few minutes. >> all right it's a good reminder check the forecast any time with the cbs boston weather app featuring live radar and video forecast and that hour by hour forecast and it's free in the google and

right now a former mbta officer faces charges in a unusual arrest. susie steimle joins us with details. hi. >> reporter: hi kathryn. that arraignment wrapped up. eye took about two years -- it took two years to bring this transit officer in court. now she is here she is accused of using excessive force during an arrest but also falsifying her police report to back up her action. >> commonwealth versus jennifer garvey. >> reporter: former mbta officer jennifer garvey walked in on her own free will and was taken into custody. she lost her job at the t a few weeks ago all stemming from this video. this is garvey at the t stop in march of 2013 and pepper spraying and beating a woman with a baton. that day mary holmes was arrested and she actually was calling 911 here saying garvey was acting inappropriately.

holmes is not facing charges and garvey is in custody. >> this is 180 degree shift from what happened. >> reporter: carl william with the aclu calls it a rare and important victory for civil rights. >> today, a little piece of justice has been brought because mary holmes stood up that day for members of her community. >> reporter: the defense maintains garvey used appropriate force that day and in fact the mbta reviewed the video in 2014 and allowed garvey to keep her job up until this civil suit came about a few weeks ago. >> she plans on aggressively defending the case and i anticipate once all the facts come out that she will be acquitted. >> reporter: the judge set bail today at $1,000 cash. also with the condition of her bail she must continue to get treatment for ptsd as garvey is a veteran. live in boston, susie steimle. >> thanks very much. developing this noon iran releases 10 u.s. sailors after

the sailors were detained after the boat broke down in the persian gulf and drifted into iranian waters. iranian guards first suspected them of spying. the pentagon says the sailors were not harmed and returned to their boats then transferred to a u.s. ship. iran's revolutionary guard intentional. today president obama is hitting the road heading to omaha and baton rouge following his 7th and final state of the union. the nearly hour long speech last night focused on the future and the bitter battle between political parties. the president admitted he failed to bring both sides of the aisle together as he promised in his campaign for the white house. >> it's one of the few regrets of my presidency that the rancor and suspicion between the parties has gotten worse instead of better. >> president obama also touched on the presidential race warning against the antimuslim rhetoric.

multifamily home on copings high -- cummings highway last night. firefighter suffered minor burns and 7 people are out of their homes. investigators continue searching for the cause. and in roslindale a 25-year-old driver is due in court to face charges in a deadly crash. a 88-year-old woman was hit and killed walking on washington street. the driver is facing vehicular homicide charges. and in boston police investigating a crash right near the statehouse. the driver reportedly hit a pedestrian and a number of cars near beacon street and treemont place. both the pedestrian and driver were taken to the hospital. bill cosby's lawyers are thinking about asking the judge to postpone the several case against their client. there's a hearing underway this

cosby is facing criminal charges in pennsylvania accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman and another woman who claims she was sexually assaulted sued when cosby called hear liar. today the attorney said the "new situation has left the defense trying to figure out the best way to move forward. cosby was not in court today. the frenzy is on. we are in the official count down to the largest power ball jackpot ever. it stands at an unbelievable 1.5 billion dollars. now of course, you have just a win. but that's something you are telling me there's chance and you can of course watch the power ball drawing right here on wbz at the news at 11. one group of coworkers odds. >> they thought they had actually won but they had disappointing results.

>> 4 2 workers in new jersey recorded their excitement when they thought they matched the numbers saturday night. one problem turns out they read >> oh. >> imagine the let down there. to anybody tonight. coming up, a dream come true for a canton teen. how he reached his goal with his school's hockey team. >> and a death investigation. why local woman was described powerful pain medical after oop overdose. >> and the surprising discovery made as crewser is foched-- crews search for the missing

outrage growing after a woman overdose after she was given a highly addictive medication at the hospital. 44-year-old gretchen fordham crashed on 495 in merrimack saturday night. police charged her with operating under the influence ofdrugs but then sent her to anna jaquess hospital and she was given narcan and treated for a broken wrist. she was sent home with a prescription for oxycodone an opiate.

>> is she breathing? >> no. >> please somebody. >> they are on the way sir. >> i believe he began cpr and to no avail the victim was transported to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. >> the police chief says investigators have not determined the cause of death yet but her friends say no doctor should have give her an opiate prescription. today massachusetts could move one step closer to legalizing marijuana for recreational use a joint committee is debating a measure to make the state regulate marijuana the same as alcohol. supporters say it would free up police to investigate more serious crimes but opponents drug use. >> we are turning over to the weather cold and definitely windy out there it's shaking. >> youth wind makes the

>> you said it's a biting wind. >> strong enough we have seen damage reports so nothing all that widespread but a tree down and wires down will impact the remainder of the afternoon. zoom in a bit in the last hour had a report of trees down and wires on south street in norwell and right up the road too in elm street at main street tree on wires the time of that was 10:30 this morning from the national weather service and the wind is gusting over 40 miles per hour 47 miles per hour at logan airport. notice, doesn't matter where you go, southern main central new hampshire. some ghosts excess of 50 miles per hour. it's adding the bite. real feel is 3 degrees right now in worcester. teens for the ret of us and the cape. this is not a day that you want to be around for a long period of time. cover up the exposed skin and

scarf and we have seen plenty ofso shine but -- sunshine but blake effect flurries have been making their way across the berkshires and will result in a couple spots. the western portion of the route 2 corridor. the wind will slowly subside tonight though. but our temperatures will be cold. so scattered clouds we dip into the teens. the real feel in the single digits in some communities and tomorrow i think you will feel the difference because it won't be nearly as windy. temperatures at 31 but the wind 5 to 15 miles per hour enough to make a difference. otherwise hour by hour storm departing from maine dumping snow in northern maine. tomorrow a weak disturbance is over us so there may be a couple stray flurries. this will not am to anything but a clouds and flurry or two can be-- can't be ruled out. the wind not as strong. friday we start with sun and then the clouds move in. those clouds come out ahead of a storm we have been watching for the weekend.

energy coming in from the great lakes and we have moisture coming up the coast. look at the amount of rain with this. the issue i guess if you are wishing for snow is there's not a lot of cold air here. and this storm is a fast mover. so in terms of what we are thinking this weekend, it's a quick hitter saturday morning to the early afternoon the time frame of biggest concern looks like it will be mainly rain and eastern mass shoes some wintry presip can't be ruled out with enough cold air and gusty wind. but the tides are not after the trough nomecally high and because it's fast moving we are not overly concerned. it's important patriots game day forecast. if you are tailgating there is going to be some wet weather areas of rain by drying out by kick off temperatures in the upper 30s. wind will be active about 10 to 20 miles per hour so the real feel will be in the 20s that's

you head to gillette stadium temperatures falling into the mid-30s by the 4th quarter. one other thing we are watching is sunday night into monday, there may be another area of low pressure so that means a period of snow so we will keep you on that. >> the search for the missing airlines flight turned up a discovery. crews look for the plane found this, a shipwreck thought to be 200 years old. experts say it's made from iron and steel and dates from the turn of the 19th century. still ahead, the wear. >> what has city officials exercise studio.

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ended up scoring the tying goal right here against stoughton. >> it means a lot to come out and skate and play with the team. it's a lot of fun out here. >> you are a big hockey guy. >> yeah. yeah it's a lot of fun. >> what was it like taking the ice with the guys. >> felt good. yeah. >> you got quite a shot. >> yeah thank you. >> after the goal matte's teammates mobbed him minutes later the stoughton players saluted him as well. new at noon, the elite field for the boston marathon has just been announced. there will be 4 past chapel miions including last year's male winner. the race includes 6 men with personal best under 2 hours and 2 minutes and the women's side the field will include an olympic gold medalist and past marathon runners. wbz is proud to once again be the exclusive home for live coverage of the prestigeous race the 120th running of the

>> best days of the year. a show of support for a fitness studio in newton despitecomplaints from a neighbor the and who re-- man who refused to go on camera called for a hearing over scantily clad patrons who come and g despite objections last night the city land use committee approved the right to do business. >> thanks for being with us this noon. up next, sharing with a stranger. >> the new app helping you with travel expenses. but are you willing to go the

welcome back. there is new way to save money when you travel solo. >> but there's catch. it's big one. you will be getting a roommate along the way. a new app called the winston club lets travelers split hotel rooms with strangers it promises all users will be screen and you can set preference to gender and age. and it works only in vegas portland seattle l.a. or san francisco. >> danielle thinks there's something else going on. >> there is something else going on. i am just saying. a dating app will come out or something. >> it's possible. >> so the wind is howling out there. >> it's so cold. it cuts you. >> it absolutely does. wind chills are in the teens and single digits. winds will subside tonight. and tomorrow less wind so it had feel a little better.

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