and cy officials have been waiting for that phone call. governor charlie baker and the mayor got that call but the mayor suggested he had to mute his reaction after he hung up the phone. >> i was like , oh, boy. janet: no word on how many of the hundred workers will be transfers and how many will be new hires but ge said it picked boston over new york because more research and develop me done here than any other in the world. >> the towns in our city, that was another big key or the amount of college and universities we have here. we are one of the busiest cities when it comes to economic development. janet: the city is giving g20 $5

over 20 years and the state is offering a 120 million dollar package of tax credits and infrastructure money. s economy will see an infusion of 206 2 million dollars over the next 20 years. the governor predicts other companies will soon follow. >> the big message here is this is a great place. for the next 50 years. janet: many business leaders say it is a good buy. it is the eighth largest company on the fortune 500 list. >> it is huge. we have not seen anything quite like this where we have been able to attract such an international brand with employees that are relocating. janet: ge workers will begin moving into rented spaces the summer. they are looking into several

finished until 2017. >> is home to museums, restaurants, the convention center, huge businesses. reid lamberty is in the seaport was more on what she will bring when it moves in. reid: at the announcement of g moving its corporate headquarters marks another major milestone. the neighborhood once plagued by abandoned warehouses and dismal conditions is now the place to be. one of the reasons is right outside the window. there is something about being able to look out at the water from your office. he moved his real estate consulting firm from -- to the still developing seaport district. >> to be able to attract the

and -- best and brightest talent. >> the area is fresh, it is on the water, three years ago half of you' re looking at in this area was not here. reid: eight years in watertown, three years here, . >> it inspires creativity and as the mayor wisely named it the innovation district. reid: it has lured dozens of companies from the suburbs. pharma giant per text its 1300 employees into a million plus square-foot space. >> it has become a swing for our vibrant community. for our folks it is a great destination to come to work every day. reid: rants here double that of suburban settings. employees commutes have to

he said is part of the change. both executives agreed that the next several years here will be even more exciting than the previous years as more companies and people choose reasons to live and work here. anchor: powerball fever. we are less than four hours away from the drawing. john atwater is live web a lot powerball pool. john: this is the reason. as you mentioned there is a their chances are pretty good.

contain excitement after buying 493 tickets for the massive all she gloucester. >> i put up a facebook status and boom, explosion all of the place. so here we are. >> there are so many families that are tightknit. happened. john: people bought in for their chance at a slice of the largest lotto jackpot in the world. >> had to get into because anybody in gloucester needs to get in whatever she is doing. >> one not happen here? john: in a matter of hours they will learn if they have minted 500 new millionaires. >> we got this.

already have a lawyer on hand. anchor: she was great. just to watch her celebrate if she wins i want to see that. you can watch that drying live right here at 11, less than four hours from now. anchor: the dow fell 364 points. the nasdaq was down 159. the s&p lost 48. down 10% from the peak in november. the most active local stock, staples, boston scientific ending the day in negative territory. there are breaking developments in the trip to the hospital for the defensive end. anchor: he had a bad reaction to synthetic marijuana.

mike: chandler jones had a bad reaction to synthetic marijuana. will he or could he be suspended by the nfl? assuming jones is not already in the substance abuse program he cannot be suspended under the collective bargaining agreement because he would be considered a first time offender and subject only to a fine. jones was at practice today but listed as a limited participant with an abdomen and toe injury. all lenses were locked on his every move. jones did not talk today but his teammates who did offered some supportive. >> as member of this team we in this we have their backs. regardless of the situation. chandler said he has our support. >> bill belichick was seen walking through the patriots' gloves.

anchor: trial began for a boston teenager charged in a crash that left a young father paralyzed. new video of how the crash is impacting his whole family. kelly: a lot of supporters here. kevin lives in a brain rehab center. his wife tina was at a bright and courtroom hoping for justice in the crash that left her husband realized and unable to talk. >> i' m not even certain if there is recovery or if this is pretty much what we see is what we get. >> police say in september 2013

driving on the other way at speeds up to 80 miles per hour when his suv jumped the median and hit cellucci' s pickup truck head-on. he is said to be guilty hoping to avoid jail time. after a jobs -- a judge saw video before and after the crash she imposed it to your sentence and papadopoulos withdrew the plea. passengers who were in the car testified. one is in a wheelchair and told the jury he cannot remember the crash. another said he did not think papadopoulos was speeding. he testified he thought they were going at a moderate rate of speed. the trial continues tomorrow morning. anchor: we want to go back to the big story of the day. general electric moving to boston. you may know him better as the billionaire investor. let' s talk about the kind of impact this has on a major

boston. brexit is great news area think years. m a hometown boy. companies' reflect what -- their values. this speaks well for what we are doing. it is a great place to live. it is a great place to work. it is a great place to raise children. around. it is one of the unique cities in america. i have a parking space that cost more than my home. i do not even put a car there. i am happy to walk around. i can walk to other the restaurants, i walk across the hill. i can walk to ge ' s you headquarters. i can walk everywhere even when it is snowing. heather: obviously you work with people trying to build their own business.

guyve? ? >> think of all the people that work for those companies. the ecosystem of a giant multinational like that draws a tremendous amount of service and support. this is great for hometown, no question about it. it also really helps real estate values downtown. there is no question because you think about it, people want to be close to where they work. they want to be close to where they service, and i think it is speaking well to the development has gone on the last 20 years. boston is absolutely on fire. it is an international city. people love the charm of it, at the same time to have a huge multinational call it it' s home, it is all good news. there is no bad news here. heather: what advice would you give to someone if they won the 1.5 and dollars tonight? >> and want to walk you through

i would say the thing is worth $1.6 billion by the time this happens. first of all if you want to get the cash out because you do not trust the state to pay you for the rest of the years you are alive, i think that is the right strategy. you give up 50%. that leaves you -- leaves you with 800 million. uncle sam and the state is there. you' re left with $400 million. still pretty good. let' s say you are conservative and you invest in government bonds and aaa corporate securities. you should be able to make about 4% year on that. that is $166,000 per month. not bad after taxes. so here is the strategy. do not spend a month to get the first interest payment. never spend the principal. if you look at the lottery winners of the last 20 years, the ones that are growing to

cash before the had a chance to put it to work. above all, get a good lawyer and a good financial visor and when you are -- your family comes asking for money to open that restaurant, here is what you do. you say no. i will not lend you any money. i will give you money under the condition and only one condition again. that is why they call me mr. wonderful. heather: there you go. kevin o' financial group. mark cuban said the same thing. ed: coming up inside the development. ed: one project that is transforming a whole neighborhood while keeping pieces of the past. >> a bit of snow. two storm potentials and the coldest of the season. all that part of the seven-day forecast.

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to boston past but pays respect to it. >> it feels like you' re walking into the past. the walls of this church are 139 years old. there are preserved and just the beginning of what will be -- >> the love letter. >> ricardo rodriguez is the marketing agent. a new project. in a corner of the south end that is booming with new construction but this project, he says, is unique. as you can see and hear, construction is well underway. they have gutted this entire place. the only thing left standing and you can see it all around me, the original walls from 1877. back then, the church was on the corner of what was lucas street. the name of the building is a nod to the street.

residential will be in the church. >> 33 units ranging from $25,000 to $4 million. the views are spectacular pill the -- spectacular. kitchens designed not to overpower the views, tubs in the shower. this part of the south end is a short work to chinatown and restaurant bro. units have already been sold. >> most of the buyers are coming from the south end and the back bay. they are familiar with the location. they love the interstate -- they love the location and understand the benefits. >> it will catch up with other buildings and other buildings are scheduled to come during the next two to five years. half the units have been sold already.

i have picked out mine. it is in the corner. $2.1 million. so after tonight' s powerball. it will be a drop in the bucket. ed: he already won the powerball. there' s a little band of snow in the midwest. it will weaken as it moves east but there could be a few flurries tomorrow. maybe a feather dusting scattered about. nothing widespread but i know the wind got your attention. in southie there was a gust of 57 miles per hour. still gusting over 20 but the winds are easing. it is in the teens and low 20' s around the region. wind chills eight in worcester. temperatures will stay in the teens and low 20' s. close to 30 in much less wind. as we look at the next seven days it gets more interesting after that. friday will be a little milder

mild enough so that the next storm threat will be liquid as opposed to frozen for most of us. it is the storm coming up the coast. there is a chance it will be farther east and the heaviest rain and wind will be around the coast in the cape but it -- if it becomes close enough , even a slight chance of the worcester hills, there could be some snow involved but close into boston probably not enough cold air to work with. the other thing is the timing. i am -- increasingly optimistic that this storm will be over before the game starts. winds will be around the northwest 10 to 20, possibly gust year and a temperature of 32. one other thing i am following. return colder sunday. sunday night another storm out in the ocean and it will be strong. how close will it come? we will be colder for that one so if it comes close enough that could produce snow.

i do know this, the coldest weather of the season so far when you combine wind and temperature and the feel of it will be the first half of next week. a couple of storms and cold and i will be updating all of that later on tonight. ed: you have to put the winter jacket on in the studio. it will be cold. next, five for good and a little girl who is paying it forward.

you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. p the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. p what this campaign is about is to demand that we create r an economy that works for all of us r rather than a handful of billionaires. if you work 40 hours a week in america, you should not live in poverty. i'm bernie sanders,

heather: the idea of paying it the young. ed: eight-year-old safyre terry proving that point. she received receiving treatment at the shriners hospital for children in boston after being badly burned in a house fire. she donated a wagon full of toys to the hospital. her family has been overwhelmed center story of try month over tragedy went viral. she is helping others now. heather: we welcome ge to austin and to safyre. the stories we will be following

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work. the doctors involve are exploding why tonight. ed: covering the chandler jones story. new details about what happened in the hospital and the questions that are still unanswered. what happens after the powerball drawing? work at the state lottery is beginning. what happens next to learn if there is a winner here. if you do when you will be richer than taylor swift, beyonce, and madonna. heather: