our to stories chandler jones mysterious medical emergency. tonight questions about how foxboro police handled the situation. >> boston police just arrested a woman in connection with a deadly hit-and-run. investigators say she took off after slamming into a man who was trying to cross washington street. >> and many people are purr ball dreaming. record jackpot 1 1/2 billion. state lottery officials sold more than 20 million dollars worth of tickets here in massachusetts. >> now at 5:30, searching for justice. trial finally begins for the man charged with causing a horrific crash that left two people paralyzed. it was september 2013 at the time the teenage driver was speeding on the ashorway. >> and police say he was going 20 miles per hour over the speed limit. beth germano is live in bright op and the families of the victims have been wait for the trials for a long time. >> reporter: the young driver here was expected to plead

there was change of -- but there was a change of plea and new evidence. the court was packed with the families with the testimony of screeching of tires and a car that went flying. it was a horrific crash that changed the lives forever. 20-year-old nicholas charged with neglect driving when his car clipped the median on the the ashorway and slammed into a pickup truck driven by 34-year- old kevin salucci still in rehabilitation with a traumatic brain injury. >> this individual chose to drive as high speeds. you are going to learn the speed limit was 30 miles per hour. >> reporter: prosecutors say papadapolis was 20 miles over the speed limit and lost control the passenger and coworker of salucci remembers the impact. >> i can understand that kevin. [audio not understandable] and at that on the i looked

>> reporter: pictures of the roadway as three school friends who are passengers of papadolopis was injured one paralyzed from the waist down whose eye dentied was protect and recalls he later spoke to him. >> he told me he was sorry i remember and we just had normal conversation. >> reporter: the defense disputing there was a posted speed limit and says there's evidence another vehicle causedhim to swerve calling the prosecutor's claims wild and exaggerated. >> this was an investigation where they drew the conclusions first and then filled in the gaps later. it's a biased investigation. >> reporter: the defense says pap dop list is not criminally meg and was not driving erratically and will have witnesses to testify to that. reporting live, beth germano wbz news. >> thank you. we have weather here but it was nothing like what they got

a storm moving across the great lakes could do as -- give as much as 3 feet of snow and that's not all. okay that's the sound of thundersnow. people are shovels and snow blowers and even plow drivers seem to be losing the battle as the snow piles up on those streets. check out this mess in pennsylvania. a big water main break in subzero temperatures. see the water shooting towards the sky and then all that water froze on trees and all the power lines in the area. and in wisconsin, we know what this sounds like. people may have felt a frost quake the rare if he he nomenonhappens when the water expands as it freezes and that can cause a large boom and the ground actually shakes and eric joins us again and you know after the winter we had last year some of this is familiar

and winter is showing up but i have another weather oddity a subtropical storm the first of the atlantic hurricane season which has not officially begun. that's on june 1 1st but -- 1st but this is aleaks subtropical storm the first to be named in the month of january since 1978. we did have a storm named in january in 2006. it was a leftover from december. so it lasted into the new month but the first named since 1978. taking a look at the local unusual. we were about 1 degrees below average. average. it's a typical day but it's been so warm felt chilly. the good news is winds will be diminishing a we-- as we head into the overnight. gusty winds are more comfortable after midnight and out the door tomorrow morning a few weather headlines frigid night and the next storm is on saturday beaming little more it. looks like it will be gone by kick off for the patriots.

in a bit david. >> thank you. developing story in michigan tonight. national guard is helping families in flint facing a toxic water crisis n2014 the city switched -- in 2014 the city switched the water source and since then the lead levels doubled making it unsafe to drink or bathe in. doctors are testing kids for lead poisoning and the justice department is investigating. a judge just agreed to delay bill cosby's deposition in a civil case against him. there was hearing this morning in a federal court in worcester. he is accused of defaming 7 women who accused him of sexual assault. judge said he won't be deposed his wife camille will be. cosby is facing criminal charges in pennsylvania, accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman there. cosby was not in court by the way today. a late night fire in lowell forced a dozen people including two children out in the cold. firefighters rushing to the

one firefighter had to go to the hospital after he hurt his hand. the fire we know caused about 50,000 dollars in dangs. with a-- damages. what we don't know is how the fire started. foxboro police are searching for jewel thief. this guy they say stole a 2 carat loose diamond from cindy's diamond and jewelry gallery in foxborough center. officers are hoping the video which is clear will help catch the guy. the store owners say in 20. 24 years of business, this-- 24 years of business this is the first time they have been robbed. lawmakers talked about legalizing marijuana for recreational use. they are discussing having the state regulate pot the way it regulates alcohol. supporters say that would free up police to investigate more serious crimes and critics say marijuana can use to -- lead to harder drug use and they are talking about the open add. oid ep -- opioid epidemic requiring doctors to evaluate to evaluate a overdose victim

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>> on the bz feed a win for online retailers. >> it caught her by surprise and described what happened next on facebook. she called to ask for a refund and asked how to send it back and customer agent said she would get her money back and keep the coat if you know someone who needs a coat or want to donate it that would make us happy. she said it took her a moment to realize that he was serious. but what a nice gesture. >> aid great story. -- it's a great story

and if she sold it the story takes a different turn. >> she didn't but sometimes the strangest things get a lot of attention. >> tonight's the perfect example. mermaid pillows how do they go viral a local newspaper report -- news reporter in dallas shows him demonstrating the pillows. you can make a design as you swipe your hands back and forth. since sunday this video has been watched more than 30 million times and the pillow's designer is inundated with orders. >> how does that happen to. >>i doesn't know. 30 -- don't know. >> 30 million views. you know dance like no one is watching. >> one young hockey player in minnesota definitely took that take a look. >> i love it. his mom posted the video showing the boy in full uniform dance on the the bench waiting game. perfect.

and he knows he has time. >> that's great. straight ahead emotion rink. we are there for a high school senior's huge surprise. >> and weather watcher network here and wintry scenes showing up in mid-january. arnold with the -- arnold with a crestant moon and eric uploading ice on the pond. many areas icing up. few. >> tonight a 10 on my tv138 mayor marty walsh joins us in studio and we will ask about the general elect move to to ma. to make that happen and a major development in the florida woman murdered in italy. and there's a break in the

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you are in the lineup on tuesday night. >> all right. >> free became pep talk making a high school senior's dream come true. matty marcone has a rare gleetic disorder. >> and he was able to lace upfor the first time last night and jim smith has the story. >> this is his time. this is good. >> reporter: matte leads the hockey team on to the ice and even before the puck is dropped he's winner's team manager labor dream to finally play in a game. he suffers from a rare condition that can impact bone marrow. but he is never given up for one second. >> he means so much to the team and is an inspiration without knowing it and that's the

inspirational and so kind and he makes other people around him better. >> reporter: he took the ice for one shift and sure enough, scored the tying goal. >> it was awesome and he came over and it was right there. jumped in the glass and it was coolit was awesome. he is thrilled i think. >> i think he is walking on air. >> he is now, yeah. >> he wants to be like everybody else even though he is sick and has learning disabilities. he just wants to be part of the team and it's special for him. >> reporter: a hockey hero but a hero in many other ways too. teaching the other players so much on an unforgettable night. >> it means a lot to come out and skate and play with the team. it's fun out here. >> reporter: you are a big hockey guy. >> yeah. yeah. it's a lot of fun. >> reporter: what was it like taking the ice with the guys. >> felt good. yeah. >> reporter: you get quite a shot. >> yeah. thank you. >> we thought so too i love it when the coach said this is his night and made it everybody's night.

kind of interesting about it is that was supposed to be a surprise and somehow it leaked by a to matte and the night before they told him and you can tell how emotional it was he was drapped by the end of the game. >> probably didn't sleep much when he found out he was playing the next day. >> whoa love that. let's talk about the weather. my son was trying to get outside in his pajamas to sled on the almost one inch of snow this morning. >> i know. alabama and georgia is waiting for an inch of snowfall not the story here but that's how it's been going. today the wind cold if you head outside. gusts over 50 miles per hour. south boston at 57 earlier this afternoon. and 52 miles per hour and we still have some gusty winds out there. so it feels like single digits and teens worcester the real feel temp at 6 right now. a cold january evening good news is the wind are starting to subside and the trend continues going through the evening and the westerly wind breezy at 11 but much less so after midnight.

southwesterly breeze out there. temperature wise, we are in the 20s for the most part and worcester is down to 19 degrees. a and across the northeast a winter air mass cleveland at 16. buffalo 16 and pittsburgh at 15. and a little more like it right? take a look at tonight. it will be a cold one. diminishing wind clear skies and low 7 to 15 for post towns 19 in downtown boston. tomorrow, watching a little weak system that's diving through the great lakes this is not as strong as the one we saw yesterday. owe -- so we might get a few snowflakes and clouds increasing for tomorrow morning and starting the day a few snow thundershowers or flurry possible here. not expecting a lot of accumulation. really no accumulation but a few snowflakes. it wouldn't be that shocking to start things out. and more sunshine heading towards lunch and through the afternoon. so all told, just a winter day. we are looking at temperatures in the morning -- tolled just a wint are day. we are looking at temperatures in the morning. and clouds midday not as windy as today and we will faulk through the 20s tomorrow.

getting litter every day. high temp of 32 in plymouth. mid-20s around worcester and jaffrey at 26 for a high temp. most the focus is on the weekend storm system. trend has been farther towards the east which is good news if you are not look for a big saturday impact. maybe bad news for the snow lovers out there. and what we are looking at is a quick moving system that will be gone by early saturday afternoon and drying out through the afternoon and into the evening. so an early estimate here i think mainly rainfall anywhere near the coastline southeast massachusetts and maybe a mix of rain and wet snow. a wet snow that would have a tough time accumulating because the air temps are so marginal and it's so wet it will melt. best chance of pure snow well to the north. pertaining to the patriots upper 30s at kick off. storm is gone and drying out and gusty and cold heading through the the game itself. into the low 30s and the wind

so i think we might get lucky enough before it is gone by tailgate time heading out there around noon in foxboro. here's accu-weather 7-day. another storm system monday night and we have a school yard shout out today and it's a barry burbank school visit tracy elementary school in lynn. 200 second and third graders here. love the school motto. do something nice for somebody else just because you can. good advice for all of us. >> excellent. good role models. >> absolutely. >> well from good role models to this woman. people in california fuming over a stolen package. surveillance cameras capturing the woman prancing away with a little girl's birthday present. you can see her skipping as she stole the gift off a frontch porch in san -- front porch if san jose and danced her way to another house where she grabbed the mail. police are still looking for her tonight.

malaysia airline flight throwed a incredible discovery. they found a nearly 200-year- old shipwreck. experts say the vessel is made from iron and steel and dates back from the turn of the 19th century. one minnesota teacha is turning the heart breaking loss for vikings fans into a teachable moment. on sunday, the vikings kicker blair walsh missed a field goal and made 3 others this game and the team lot of 10-9 but one first clade grade class is showing him love with personal messages. >> i feel bad for you. >> you are so good at football. >> keep on trying. we love you so much. >> and maybe you need to practice. love cody. >> oh cody. i bet blair will be practicing a lot in the off season. so far no word on what walshthinks about the card. >> that's a sweet thing. >> thoughtful. >> i love how they are you are

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and game department officers could be reality tv stars. the concord monitor says a fipple and production company wants to create a show similar to the show about game wardens in maine. the executive director says it could increase awareness about the jobs that fish and game officers do all the time and it might help in recruiting. ahead. news at 6 starts now. now at 6, the mysterious emergency that send chandler

what the police radio calls tell us about the incident in the middle of the night. >> a big win for boston. ge moving its headquarters here. the jobs the deal will bring to the city. >> cold wind blowing outside today. next the attention turns to a nor east they are weekend of the we will look at where the rain snow line might set up. >> salem identifies where the witch hangings took place. how the mystery was solved after centuries. >> live, from the channel 4 studios in boston wbz now is at 6 starts right now. >> medical emergency at. [audio not understandable] >> it sounds like a routine call to 911 but that emergency message has new england patriots fans buzzing and wondering what happened. >> of course we know that medical emergency involved patriots star chandler jones he's walked into the foxboro police department in the middle of the night looking for help

team coverage begins with bill shields live in foxboro. bill. >> reporter: well you know the police have been quiet about this and the town has been very quiet and the patriots have been very quiet and you know it's very bizarre because chandler johns allegedly walked into the parking lot here and 7:42 sunday morning and needing medical assistance and the patriots fans we talked to say oh no, not another distraction before the playoffs. >> everything is always disappointing when they do something stupid. >> reporter: the fans are upset because now there's a distraction. >> [audio not understandable] for an evaluation medical. >> company is responding. >> reporter: according to the foxboro police dispatch log, the confused person in the parking lot was chandler jones it was 7:42 sunday morning. a defensive end for the patriots jones lives here right

before an ambulance took him to