sportscenter 5 contributor chris gasper confirms this information. and we could learn more about that health scare today. according to a police log, jones was listed as a walk-in medical emergency sunday morning. he had come from his foxborough town house, just down the road. jones was then taken to the hospital as an officer checked on his home, radioing in this -- delta, just so you know. emily: a class d substance includes marijuana and other derivatives of it. jones has been practicing since monday morning. the foxborough town manager indicated that he may send out a press release on what they call a sensitive issue. more big changes coming to boston' s seaport district. randy: what the latest announcement from general electric means for city. the impeachment process gets underway for maine' s governor. the next steps some lawmakers are taking to get him out of office. erika? erika: breaking overnight, a deadly terror attack in indonesia. seven people were killed among them five attackers. we' ll bring you new information as we get it. plus, the

sportscenter 5 contributor chris gasper of the boston globe reports that jones had an adverse reaction to synthetic marijuana, which is consistent with an officer' s report that the defensive end' s home smelled of burnt marijuana. >> there' s nothing more important to me personally than the health and well-being of our >> i want to apologize to the fans. this weekend, i' m focusing on having probably the biggest game of my life. like i said, i made a stupid mistake. reporter: it' s still not clear who told jones to come here to the police department. there is no indication in the police report that there was anyone else inside his home. live in foxboro, john atwater. heather: what is synthetic marijuana? what does it do and is it legal? kelley tuthill digs deeper for us. reporter: synthetic marijuana is a designer drug that doesn' t actually contain marijuana. it' s sold in bright packages under the names scooby snacks, k2, spice and crazy monkey. according to the national institute on drug abuse, it' s made by spraying mind-altering chemicals on dried, shredded plant material. >> you

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sports center 5 contributor chris gasper reporting a bad reaction to synthetic marijuana is what sent chandler jones to the hospital this weekend. according to a police log, jones was listed as a walk-in medical emergency sunday morning. he had come from his foxborough town house, just down the road. jones was then taken to the hospital as an officer checked on his home radioing in this, >> he was involved in class d delta. >> i don' t know why he would be doing something like that. a class d substance includes marijuana and other derivatives of it. jones has been practicing since monday morning. as we get it. emily: this morning family members are remembering a grandmother struck and killed by a car in roslindale. 78-year-old slivia acosta was hit near her apartment on washington street tuesday night. her son said she was the center of the family, a mother of six, grandmother of 19 and great grandmother of six. the driver was charged with motor vehicle homicide and is free on bail this morning. randy: the springfield city council will tour the site for the mgm resort casino next week

we' ll be joined by chris gasper and the celtics and grizzlies are on tonight. that is that 11:35. reid: i guess it is not as easy weight -- as you think it is under the conditions -- j.c.: you had to see read' s face. reid: that was a chip shot. easier said than done. j.c.: so is trying to get your kids to sleep at night. reid: especially when it comes to toddlers. j.c.: establishing a good bedtime routine for a toddler is easier said than done. reid: doug meehan reports there are ways to help your little one consistently get to sleep. >> so, toddlers learning to sleep well is really important because it is the platform for their overall health. we all need to have our bodies and our minds rest at night, so that we can replenish and rejuvenate and be ready for the next day of activities. doug: between talking, playing and learning, toddlers are very active. getting them to slow down at bedtime to be a challenge. pediatricians advise parents remember the four b' s. >> proteins are really important. starting with bathing. and having that bathtime that allows them to settle down. and

coming up tonight chris gasper and i will talk about the af championship gamec. heather: looking forward to it. coming up next, 5 investigates a mixup it leads to serious consequences for a local funeral home. the only way to get better is and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. is taking action against a boston funeral home in a cremation mixed up. heather: we first are told about this horrible mixup in 2013. an elderly woman who wanted to be buried was cremated by mistake. investigative reporter kathy consequences. kathy: frannie hickey passed away unexpectedly in 2013. the state medical examiner was investigating the cause of her death. frannie' s wish was to be buried with her deceased husband but she was cremated