bob: the media was shooed out of the locker room just as chandler was asked who encouraged him to go to the police station on sunday morning so we didn't get an answer to that question. from gillette stadium, bob halloran, wcvb "sportscenter" 5. heathen: also, foxborough police releasing their report on what happened. john continues our live team coverage at the police station. john? john: that police report only aides to the mystery of what happened here early sunday morning. it says that chandler jones walked here to the police department without his shirt on, at one point even kneeling on the ground and one officer said it appeared as if he was praying. like this man was trying to surrender wrote one officer in a report. without provocation the individual abruptly got down on

behind his head. he arrived from his home right across the street subbed morning. the officer said he quickly announced who he was, saying i'm chandler jones and said he was told to come to the politician. as paramedics helped him they said he was polite and cooperated. they also indicated in the report that chandler jones was not being arrested. he said it was evident that mr. jones was desperately seeking our assistance and had not committed any crimes. >> the report says an officer went to jones home, just across the street and inside that home the officer reported it smelled like marijuana. >> from is nothing patriots head coach bill belichick likes more than distraction before a game, particularly a big game. he didn't seem happy to talk

>> he held his press conference at 9:00 this morning. about six hours before chandler spoke. it was uncertain whether he would answer any questions pertaining to chandler but he addressed the issue out of the chute in his opening remarks. >> first, relative to chandlever's situation, there's nothing more important to me personally than the health and well-being of our players, staff and support people in the organization so that's the way it is with this organization and me personally and i don't think that will ever change. we issued a statement on that and i don't have anything to add to it. >> concerning news today about gronk. bob with more on that when we return in sports. >> right now, jetblue at logan airport is bang on schedule after a network glitch disrupted flights this afternoon. the checkin system suffered a significant slowdown that lasted

jetblue is the largest carrier at logan. what caused the network outage remains unclear. >> police are continuing to secure a home with an arsenal of military weapons were found. dozens of weapons and grenades and rocket launchers. the man described as a gun collector. pam is there with more. pam: there was enough firearms stuffed in that house to make first responders nervous. they found 40 rifles, 10 handguns and assorted ammunition. the homeowner lived here nor decades. inside, a lifetime of collected military items. >> there's a lot of stuff in the house and no way you could tell if it's been demilitarized or not. that's why the bomb squad is here. >> first responders warned neighbors. >> i want you to stay inside the house.

he has an arsenal with him. >> crews removed grenades, rocket launchers, lots of rifles and ammo. a local neighbor says a homeowner once told her -- >> i have a gun. if anybody comes on my property, i'll shoot and ask questions later. >> i only knew he had guns. i thought he had like one gun. >> he collected gubs. there are a lot of weapons in there. go in and clean it up. >> the homeowner is described as a veteran. he was in the hospital. so far no charges have been filed. >> right now boston police are investigating a deadly shooting in the mission hill neighborhood. officers were called to an apartment last night for a medical condition. they immediately blocked off the road and spent hours gathering evidence. >> the woman charged in a

appeared in court. melissa benedict is accused of hitting a construction worker as he crossed yesterday morning. kay shon ivy was pronounced dead at the scene. she told police he was -- she was adjusting the heat and pulling down the visor of her vehicle. >> tonight her family struggled to make sense of that loss. she was a fixture in the community and how she died is jack? >> mrs. acosta lived right off busy washington street here. took the bus all the time. this time she got off the bus, stepped onto the across walk. didn't. >> she made a difference in every life. >> wonderful mother, wonderful friend. she was a great wife.

two-time cancer survivor, mother of six. grandmother of 19, great grandmother six times. she died at 78, hit by a car crossing washington street. she was almost phone. now a huge family, including a grandson with the marines in spain trying to get home to bury her. >> i'd say mom, how you doing? i'm good. you sleep good? yeah, i slept good. ok, mom, i love you. she said i love you to, my son, have a nice day and that was our last conversation. >> pena is charged with vehicular headlines and leaving the scene, returning a little while after the accident. >> she didn't know that she hit somebody on the street, they said. -- she hit her like she was a little animal.

knew only mrs. acosta was missing. >> it was very hard for me when the doctor came and he looked at me in my eyes and i say i can see it if your eyes and i know my mother is -- the doctor put his head down. said i'm so sorry. i do my best. [crying] >> she and other relatives spending a lot of time in mrs. acosta's beautiful little apartment trying to piece things together, trying to get a funeral scheduled. and they don't know who can get here when so a lot is still up in the air. >> an accident in the tip o'neal tunnel that was caught on video. it happened this morning on the northbound side. it blocked two lanes and backed up traffic. >> with news that the worldwide headquarters of general electric is coming to boston, changes

is the city ready for the seismic impact? our janet wu takes a look. >> it is filling up fast but it looks like there's a lot of room left. there really isn't. >> the design of the sea port is live, work, and play. >> every year it seems likele -- 800 or 3,000 or 4,000 people moving into a new building. informs growth that was projected decades ago but it's happening faster than people thought. >> many new condos are rising on each block but the hefty prices may not match the expectations of those coming in. >> housing is lsh an issue. the degree of affordability at all levels, professional housing, work force housing, low-income housing. >> an increase in the proportion of affordable, moderate, low-income housing is critical.

of the package was work with neighborhood development in creating a program that would work in partnership with cooperations >> the bigger problem may be transportation. traffic already is snarled here at certain hours. >> people love taking the silver line. the problem is it is already above capacity. >> the city just filed a transportation plan for his district with the state but itch leapt station will be all the more difficult with the call for more companies, more workers. >> do i think g.e. open it would door for other big opportunities? i absolutely think they did. >> managing the seaport's growth may be the easier problem for the walsh administration. challenge growth to other neighborhoods remains the tougher challenge. >> wearing plaid in a show of solidarity. why students and statue at a local high school are breaking

>> billy joel in a fenway state of mind. his return to boston and how the beloved ballpark is becoming his home away from home. >> and a storm developing in the gulf of mexico. it's going to be riding up the coast and going to definitely impact the first part of our weekend. the timeline of what to expect. >> the chandler jones issue is

>> 2016 republican candidates right now gearing up for their sixth debate of the campaign season. it happens tonight in south carolina. the focus expected to be on frontrunner donald trump and rival ted cruz. trump has been pressing cruz on whether he's eligible to run since he was born in canada to a u.s. citizen. time is running out for the g.o.p. candidates to sway voters. there's one more debate --

iowa caucuses on february 1. live now, former massachusetts senator paul kirk is right now endorsing senator bernie sanders. sanders is at dartmouth college and then head to hanover at 7:00 for another town hall. sanders is holding a small lead over hillary clinton in both iowa and new hampshire but clinton holds the edge in nationwide polls. >> jilly joel is headed back to fenway park this summer for his third consecutive year and this will not be his last. the piano man is the first artist to perform at the historic ballpark three numbers in a row and the red sox announced today that joel plans to make fenway his new england home. >> it is our mutual intention to have billy joel play here each

he wants to call fenway park his summertime home away from home. >> so you could see if singer every summer here in boston, even though he is a new yorker and new yorkers do monthly in madison square garden as well. tickets for this year's contest, august 18th, go on sale next week. >> have you ever seen billy joel ? >> at fenway, as a matter of fact. >> i've seen him twice and he's spectacular but never at fenway. that would be special. >> real cold. harvey just ahead with the forecast and bringing storminess for the holiday weekend and what it could mean for the patriots. >> and you'll meet a very lucky dog rescued from an icy fix. right now, checking on

>> wearing plaid in a show of support, students and staff at brockton high breaking up the fadge and solidarity with a wound student, zach, who was hit by a stray bullet while standing in the kitchen of his home on monday night. in the halls of brockton high today, his favorite style of shirt made a powerful statement. >> a steady stream of plaid at progress on the high. in support of zach, the 17-year-old who jelled -- yesterday got out of the intensive care but weeks away from coming back to school. his girlfriend says this is one of his -- her many ideas to lift his spirits. >> he texted me and he was like i love you so much, this is so great. >> today, a bright spot for students trying to cope after a stray bullet struck the

he was in his kitchen. >> you don't know how angry i am about this i'm so -- i have so much anger. >> more than 50 high schoolers live in the pine drove -- grove neighborhood of the shooting. >> it does carry over into the schools. >> the principal in a plaid scarf, proud of the support for zak. >> we know physically he's going to heal but hopefully emotionally he can too. >> what do you think he's going to think about this picture? >> he's going to love it. >> he's known for his art work, making classmates laugh and now -- >> we're not just supporting one person but each other as well. >> the get well cards piling up too. >> very nice gesture. the dog much happier tonight in a much warmer spot. the fire department getting the pooch out of an icy fitch -- fix

that 1-year-old pull maya fell through the thin ice after chasing a squirrel. fire crews quickly arrived and pulled maya to safety. you could see they liked her too. rescuers say she tried to pull herself out with a tree branch. tonight maya is at home and she's safe and warm. >> i think she liked them too. >> but harvey, that's a good reminder. make sure the ice is secure before you walk on it. >> absolutely, and we have to remember how warm december was. the warmest by far we've had since we've been keeping records and january is arching above until too. we don't have the situation we sometimes have at this point in the winter. it's 28 degrees in boston now. the breeze is light out of the southwest, nine miles per hour. temperatures a few degrees better but the wind being down makes these 20's easier to take. the skies have cleared in many

teens for a little while but the clouds move in the morning and tomorrow could be warmer. why colder north and south? we're seeing a little bit of a temperature separation showing up. it's mild to the south but cold to the north and a strip of cloud inns and flurries along that. flurries in mill bury this morning. an inch 23456 in the vin yard. tomorrow, can't rule out a stray snowflake but down in the gulf of mexico is going to be our next significant storm as it intensifies and comes up the coast. tacking a track that ordinarily in the middle of winter would almost always guarantee snow for us. but tomorrow i don't think it will work out that way because the air will be a little bit too warm for most of that storm. but we'll have the clouds tomorrow and the first of the

at new york city but before dawn it overspreads the region. some heavier bands of rain. two things when the temperatures are marginal. one is intensity and elevation. you have the two, you might get a mix of snow. so reaching new hampshire and also the mountains of vermont and maine. could get accumulating snow but most of our area is likely to get rain. might be a mix but i don't think there will be much accumulation in eastern massachusetts. it will clear by saturday night. there could be a little bit of snow, especially the worcester hits but most especially points north. here's the story over the next seven days. milder, about 40 tomorrow. stormy, windy late. as for the patriots game, i think the storm is done. temperatures in the 30's. higher to start, lower to

winds, 20 to 20 plus earlier in the game. settling down later on. there could be a few snow squalls early monday then bitter cold takes over. much more to tell you about at 7:00, see you then. i'm meteorologist harvey leonard. >> hi, again. after patriots practice today, chandler jones walked to his locker, waited for the cameras and microphones and spoke for 90 seconds. he was polite and contrite but not very revealing when asked questions about the events of sunday morning. he was clearly prepped by the club on what to say. it was the right move by the week's game. >> i understand your question. i truly understand it. i ant want to apologize for all the fans and everyone's support but this weekend is probably going to be -- try and focus on

of my life. like i said, i made a stupid mistake and hopefully it can just blow by. >> the coach and his teammates and gronk. this has hardly been your typical patriots playoff week. bob halloran joins out -- us outside of gillette. what have you got? bob: you're right. it was a strange a day here. did not expect to hear from chandler jones and that came about six hours after bill belichick also surprised us. bill belichick opened with this -- >> first of all, relative to chandler's situation, there's nothing more important to me personally than the health and well-being of our players, staff, and support people in the organization. >> after about a dozen questions, he closed with this. >> are there any more questions about the chiefs here? or -- the rest of it i'm donewalk talking. we issued a statement, that's it. >> and in between there was a

when asked if jones' situation would affect how he's used against the chiefs, he said we'll found out on saturday. is there a chance that jones could be benched for a series, a quarter or even the entire game? i guess we'll find out on saturday. >> xerox a copy of the game plan and send to it kansas city. that might be easier for all of us. >> the other news out of foxborough, you don't see number 87. for the second time this week, rob gronkowski did not practice due to what is being called a minor knee injury. >> and espn reporting today that gronkowski was actually at the hospital receiving an injection of some kind into his right knee. it was not a slow "newsday" here at gillette stadium. >> we got our mickle's worth out of you today, bob. by the way, rob gronkowski did haven the -- an injection, belowed to be cortisone in his

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