[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> three breaking stories now at 5:30. patriots star jones reportedly had a bad reaction to synthetic marijuana. that's according to chris from the "boston globe." he showed up at the police station sunday morning seeking help and was hospitalized. he was released and has not missed practice. >> general electric is moving its world headquarters to boston. the mayor and governor call it a big win. several tax incentives will lure the company to the seaport district the move from fairfield connecticut begins later this year. >> a dorchester woman is under arrest at this hour in a deadly hit-and-run. a construction worker was hit and killed not far from this salons camera. a van quickly drives away clipping the curb. neither the name of the victim or suspect has been released. >> very cold today. we know temperatures are going

>> we have a start that's pretty low already. 19 in worcester. 26 in boston. dropping a little more off of that but the story has been the wind and the wind chill. right now wind chill is single digits and teens. if we project out through the night it stays about there. the reason is, the temperature drops a little more but the wind eases. the wind advisory is no longer in effect. we'll keep the wind chill in the single digits and teens. the actual temperature might get close to 32. look at these peak wind gusts earlier. ferocious. we'll let you know the chance for flakiness here and the changes at the end of the week in a few minutes. >> new hampshire fire chief is recovering after the fire truck he was riding in rolled over. this was the scene on root 153 in effingham this afternoon. you can see the utility pole was

the chief was able to crawl out of the truck. he was not seriously hurt. the rollover caused the road to be closed for hours. >> new, a new hampshire state trooper is lucky to be alive after a hit-and-run highway crash. a truck slamming into his cruiser. ed haring has more on the search. >> it happened during last night's storm on interstate 89 in warner. the cruiser was slammed from behind and launched some 300 feet. the trooper was buckled in. he was assisting another driver who had slid off the highway. investigators are saying the cruiser's lights were on, flare were also shining. the trooper crawled out of the wreck and called for help. a witness says the driver of the 18-wheeler that hit the cruiser stopped briefly and then took off. >> we believe now the tractor-trailerings the information that we have, it was believed to be a white box trailer. attached to a dark-colored cab that was towing with a sleeper cab attached.

middle-aged, dark hair, and that he did speak with a foreign accent. >> just look at that cruiser. police say there were a number of witnesses to the collision and tips are continuing to come in. we'll keep you posted and updated on that investigation. >> new, investigators say that house fire and explosion in ohio that killed a family of four was suspensionly intentionally set. >> a deadly fire at a historic new hampshire church is under investigation tonight. flames heavily damaged the peaceful assembly church yesterday. 57-year-old john colonel was killed. the church is more than 200 years old. it's not clear how that fire started. >> take a look at first alert traffic. slow going on the bunker hill bridge. let's look at traffic around the region. at least we don't have any wet weather. we go south on 93. it looks like 25 minutes, not a

24 minutes, upper deck to route 128, if you're on the pike, slow in pockets. 23 minutes. western toll to i-495 looks good. looks to be a smooth ride. that's a look at first alert traffic. president obama making his final state-of-the-union address. >> the tour he's on right now to push his message and the push back he's getting from republicans. plus, the surprise discovery made by the search crew looking for that missing malaysian airlines. >> last night we told you about this hillariry boy living with permanent cancer.

>> these life pictures are coming to us from nebraska where the president is speaking to a crowd. this is after delivering his final state-of-the-union address last night. the speech is being met with push back from the right. here's more on what his critics are saying. >> the critics are saying things aren't as great as the administration says they are, meanwhile tonight, as you saw, the president taking his optimistic message on the road. >> that's why i stand here as confident as i have ever been. the state of our union is strong. >> the day after the state-of-the-union address members of president obama's cabinet are echoing his words. >> we're focused on looking for long-term solutions, not the crisis of the day. >> his comments are part of a

today the president arrived in omaha, nebraska, before traveling to baton rouge, >> if he starts taking a victory lap people will call him insensitive healthcare. have it. that said he wants to highlight the fact that his pams are having an effect even in conservative republican areas. >> on the campaign trail republican presidential candidates criticized the president's speech. >> i have told more truthful fiction stories to my kids at bedtime than what we heard last night from the president of the united states. >> after seven years of obama, america is a great nation in decline. it's hard to hear that it's hard to accept it but it's the truth. >> speaker of the house paul ryan says the president isn't confronting reality. minority leader nancy pelosi, on the other hand, calls last night's speech inspiring. live in washington, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> the ongoing search for the wreckage of malaysian airlines flight 370 has turned up

a 19th century shipwreck. this is what searchers found nearly three miles beneath the surface of the ocean. awn up a researchers say the wreck was either a steel or iron ship date back to the 1890's. the passenger jet disappeared nearly two years ago, a wing flap from the plane washed up on a remote island last summer. >> he was excited to get a new cell phone number. >> sure, but didn't realize the trouble it was going to cause him. the number previously belonged to -- tips for the new owner tonight. >> can you imagine? >> and the vikings kicker still dealing with missing the 27-yard field goal but now he's getting a she of support. some little kids reaching out to him. >> in the meantime it's cold.

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>> a new study suggests that women planning to have a child should lay off the potatoes. they face a higher risk of developing gestational diabetes while pregnant. scientists recommend swapping two servings per week with other vegetables. new research says anti-depression medication may help diabetics control their blood sugar. diabetics are more prone to depression than not diabetics

levels but searchers found that -- they might tend to follow a healthier diet if they are not depressed. >> you get a new phone number, cell phone number, and you start getting calls from people you don't know making you wonder who had that number before you. chances are, whoever it was, isn't as interesting as the person who had seattle's number before hip. candace gibson with the story. >> he's the rapper who catapulted into fame in the 1990s. now, he's in a bit of a mix up. >> when jonathan nichols, a new cell phone number he was suddenly inundated with some very big offers. they were always trying to sell me or

a ferrari ferrari. >> the phone once belonged to the man behind "baby got back." >> talking to gma about the cellular switch up. >> he's probably getting some insane pictures and photos and strange happy birthday songs and all kinds of stuff. if he's a lawyer, he'll find clients, trust me. >> and offering a solution -- just help him off load some of this pressure, he can always forward the ladies pictures to me, you know, and i'll take that off his hands and he won't have to deal with that. that should alleviate about 80% other problem. >> as for jonathan, he says he's happy to have the once famous

>> i don't ever want to change this number. it's an interesting fact or ice breakers. actually, i have -- phone number and it's kind of like a mcdrop moment. >> candace gibson, a.b.c. news, new york. >> i'll forward you all the pictures, just give me your new phone number. your current phone number. >> my goodness >> missing a game winning field goal in the playoffs, no doubt, is pretty tough. >> so some school kids from minnesota decided to try and cheer up vikings kicker blair walsh with sympathy cards. >> dear blair, i feel bad for you. >> you're so good at football. keep on trying. we love you so much. >> you are the best. and maybe you need to practice. love. >> love, codey.

the kids are apparently learning about empathy in their class and teachers wanted to provide a real-life example so you're the best but maybe you want to practice some more. >> he is a fantastic kicker, so he gets -- you need to practice a little bit. >> we know it was a painful moment to with which and i'm sure to experience. >> great what those kids are doing and i hope some kids here will do that when i blow the next four weather casts. >> why in the world would i be talking about hurricane season of 2016? at the beginning of january, when the first name alex. >> why? >> because it's happened. here's the east coast of the united states. we go way out near the asoeshgs right over there, there is a storm. and it is a quiet tropical characteristics, name is alex. the first named storm of the season. how about that. let's go to our local weather. what was happening just about 24

a little bit of snowfall. one to three inches except right on the shoreline where it was less than one inch. how are we doing so far this season compared to last season? and the average and so on? boston had .3 of an inch of snow, which is actually brought it over a whopping one inch for the season. 1.2 inches. i think this may be about the third latest it's taken to get to an inch of snow, but last year at this time, it was still under five inches of snow. that's how we wound up. i'm not suggesting that will happen again. this particular winter season. the average would be 15.4. if you're closer to worcester and you're interested in those numbers, so far, 4.6. the airport picked up 2.9 out of the storm last evening. last year was almost 14 and the average would be about 24 by now. we have the cold, though, for now. teens and mid-20's around the region and the winds are gusty. they are not the damage winds

earlier today. there were several reports of damage but they are still windy and it makes it cold. feel even colder when the temperature is already in the teens and low 20's which it will be for tomorrow. tomorrow's high temperature up just a couple of notches. the wind down some from today. so overall, a little bit easier to take. tomorrow night won't be as cold. the most comfortable day will be friday. because there won't be much wind at all and the temperatures will bounce up to about 40 degrees. that's going to be important in terms of setting us up for the next storm, which would be very late friday night and saturday morning. looks like how it will time out. that's not this area of snow. that may just cause us a few snow flurries tomorrow morning. if you see a little snow in the air don't be shocked. not expecting any accumulation or even flurries to be widespread. more sun tomorrow afternoon and some partial sun perhaps on friday. but the next storm begins either very late friday night or first thing saturday. coming up from the south. how much moisture we get will depend on how close the storm tracks.

diversion in how that could go but it looks like we'll not have enough cold air around especially in the higher levels of the atmosphere as well as an ocean wind and the ocean is warm but maybe if we get heavier precipitation in the higher elevations that's the best chance of getting some snow out of that right now it looks like the trends are favorite. we should get the storm out of here before the patriots game, trending a little warmer which means mainly rain, some mixing in over the interior. let's check out the next seven days. >> just a flurry possible tomorrow morning and the milder weather on friday. i'm mentioning that the storms should be over in time for the patriots game. an estimated 32 degrees. still a bit breezy out of the northwest but it should be dry at that time. by the way, as you look at the five day, one other thing to keep in mind, it's a slight chance but sunday night there will be another storm out in the ocean, if it comes close enough we would get snow. otherwise, very cold air moves in for the first half of next

>> thank you. chronicles is looking for something in all the wrong places. would you go to a consider community for a flatbed pizza and an art show? >> at the bakery and cafe in needham you'll find fresh from the oven pay tris for breakfast and fine art for dessert. here's the twist. you will find it here at the northfield senior living community, where the public is welcomed to partake and cruise, as vice president of marketing. >> we're open from 7:00 to 4:00 monday through saturday and we have great grab and go options. >> we have the bag gets that we make in the morning. >> we do everything fresh every day. it gets eaten every day. i even eat it every day. >> northfield is a virtual small city. home to some 400 residents. >> we have a very full calendar

meant for not only our residents but for people who live in the communities surrounding needham. >> add to that an art gallery setting the senior community apart from others. the gallery is a personal project of northfield resident and noted artist herself, helen. >> it's free, open to the public. we welcome you. we're here to talk about the art, the food is fabulous. i eat here every day. i can tell you that. and we're thrilled to have people come. >> also tonight, flank steak in a boston furniture store. a fresh slice at wheatfield gas station and gourmet hot dogs at the package call. lunch calls on chronicles at 77 77:30. -- 7:30. >> baby goats like this one need to be bottle fed four times a day. they are expecting 90 newborns next month, soon after they posted the ad

all of the shifts were filled. some snugglers had to be turned away by the farm but the farm will host a go to -- in april. and let them all get in on the action. >> that's real. this rescue dog is a viral hit tonight for his hilarious smile on command. he has plenty to smile about. the pup will soon be up for adoption in chicago. gets me every time. and his pearly whites are scoring huge amounts of likes on facebook. when we say huge amounts, we're talking about 12 million. >> say cheese. >> about the same thing. i don't have those gums that he has. >> he's so cute. no problem getting adopted there. >> we first told about 8-year-old doran last night. >> tonight we're hearing from a little rhode island boy who has

strong. will definitely want to make you part. >> i'm still trying to stop giggling over that smiling dog. five investigates. a former veteran probation officer tries to avoid our sentenced. how the tables turned for him investigation. we're just hours away from that massive powerball drawing but even if no one here wins local cities and towns will still hit the jackpot. new, we'll see how local researchers were able to find the exact spot of

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>> new at 5:30, she's considered to be the nation's oldest teerp. >> she turned 102. immediate agnus, she still works 35 hours a week teaching cooking, sewing, everyone calls her granny. she didn't start teaching until she was 81. she hopes to keep it going as long as she's making the kids happy. >> my favorite part of teaching here is taking care of those children. i made aprons for the children to wear to keep their clothes clean. i made the curtains for the school play. i made costumes. a lot of them. >> her daughter is an art teacher at the school and they drive work together every day. >> we first told you about little dorian murray yesterday.

a rhode island boy fighting a deadly form of cancer and he's getting support from around the world. with the hash tag bestrong his story has quickly spread on social media. the 8-year-old recently got a visit from new england patriots tight end gronkowski at his home. you see the photo of he's also been to disneyworld and those is no longer treatable. he's staying strong. >> all the meds, everything you have to go through, it's a lot to take. >> i am. >> my god, so much older than eight right there. hopes her fight brings needed attention to the battle against pediatric cancer. >> strong. >> be strong. >> exactly. he's getting it from all over the world. exactly what he wanted. >> newscenter 5 at 6:00 starts right now. >> breaking news, drug that

jones in the hospital revealed. the affect it could have on the field in the playoffs. >> general electric giving a jolt to the boston economy. the impact of its big move. >> when those powerful winds will diminish. when we get break in the cold and timing our next storm. >> this is the spot where many of the so-called salem witches were hang. how modern technology helped to solve the mystery. >> we begin with a huge business win for boston. >> general electric is moving its corporate heads from fairfield, connecticut. g.e. is a $130 billion high-tech global industrial tech company and its move will bring 800 jobs to baptist. the deal is a major victory for massachusetts. janet is live where g. left. be headquartered. janet? reporter: that's right. it began about a year and a half ago. g.e. sat down with his economic

last summer it got serious. today was payday. >> we hit the powerball by getting g.e. we'll try and attract more companies to our city. >> general electric hasn't figured out where they will land. it's still looking at several sites and no word yet on whether they want to build,less or buy. it's coming here because it wants to be in the center of the digital eco-system where the young, educated workers are but it also came because of a highly lucrative tax package. it's offering $25 million in property tax relief over 20 years. the state is offering a $120 million package that includes tax credits and infrastructure money. the governor defended the incentives saying it's only year. >> when you are talking about a fortune 10 company, the eighth united states -- >> g.e. said one of the draws is

money on research and development