karin: 307 g.e. engineers including 238 here in greater cincinnati were told this morning they are being let go. in a statement, g.e. spokesman rick kennedy wrote, significant effort has been made to move as many engineers as possible to other positions at g.e. aviation and other businesses. also g.e. aviation has offered a voluntary early retirement to several hundred eligible engineers. kennedy says the reduction represents about 7% of the overall g.e. aviation engineering population in the united states he says the company will employ more than 3,000 engineers in cincinnati. looking at the bigger picture the few hundred may not seem lining a lot, but it's still 307 people and families affected. >> we do have a lot of g.e. customers. in fact, a lot of the businesses that support this business including g.e. karin: g.e. tells me this is not a response to declining business. the company tells me business is healthy, only many of the stages. karin johnson, wlwt news 5. lisa: and karin says g.e. says d

in return, the state offered g.e. a $120 million tax incentives package and the city offered $25 million in property tax relief. governor baker says the deal is definitely worth it. >> the eighth largest corporation in the united states and a real leader in what i would describe as sort of the internet of things and the movement toward creating smart machines, this is a huge win for the city of boston, a huge win for massachusetts. >> reporter: boston mayor marty walsh said general electric's result of the city's willingness and excitement to work creatively to bring positive activity to our local economy and continue to grow our industries. >> now, g.e. says it will start moving into a temporary headquarters here in boston this summer, and be fully moved in by 2018. that's the story live in boston, i'm byron barnett, 7 7news. >>> and we're following more news today. powerball players saying show me the money trying to cash in on this huge prize. a record billion and a half dollars now up for grabs. and so many people

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 y

g.e. says it picked boston over new york and several other ecosystem tail, talent, long-term costs and quality of life. governor baker today said the deal is definitely worth the $120 million tax incentive package the commonwealth is giving g.e. >> this is a huge win for the city of boston. a huge win for massachusetts, and the indirect direct spill-over from this will be felt by this economy and this community for years to come. >> and boston mayor marty walsh also speaking out today saying that general electric's choice to move to boston is a result of the city's willingness and excitement to work creatively to bring positive activity to our local economy and continue to grow our industries. and also said boston is delighted and honored to welcome general electric and its employees to our community, and we are confident that this is the start of a strong relationship. now the move here to boston, the headquarters, will bring about 800 jobs. temporary move this summer and a full move by 2

g.e. brings good things to life. bringing big changes starting with the reopening of the old north avenue bridge. the city will be kicking in as much as $100 million to get the bridge up and running. this money is beyond what the city has stated publicly it would commit to sweeten the deal the state is saying it is going to pony up $25 million to improve roads and sidewalks and bike lanes. g.e. expecting to bring 800 employees to this part of town. emily: sarah palin joins donald trump on the campaign trail in iowa after endorsing the front runner. sarah palin: he is beholden to no one but we the people. he' s going rogue left and right. that is why he is doing so well. emily: the former vice presidential candidate seen as a big get, especially considering palin bacck ked cruz when he ran for senate. she has a large network of supporters in iowa. randy: the campaign volunteer carson died after a car crash in iowa. a 25-year-old braden -- one of four campaign workers riding in a va n that slid on ice. ben carson suspe

g.e. is expected to relocate 800 workers to this ever expanding part of the city and got little f.y.i. for you to impress the kids when you're at the water cooler at work. this bridge originally opened in 1908, the same year as the model t. we're live in boston this morning, doug mehan, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: sarah palin joins donald trump on the campaign trail in iowa after endorsing the g.o.p. frontrunner. sarah: he's beholden to no one but we, the people. how refreshing. he's going rogue left and right, man. that's why he's doing so well. emily: the tea party favorite and former vice-presidential candidate seen as a big get as polls tighten in iowa between considering palin backed cruz which he ran for senate. palin embracing trump's outsider status and his stance on immigration and proposed to the u.s. she has a large network of supporters in iowa where the away. randy? randy: a campaign volunteer for presidential candidate ben carson has died after a car trash in iowa. the 25-year

dozens of engineers working for g.e. in lynn are being laid off. they say g.e.'s level of engine development is changing, and it can't maintain the number of engineers employed across the country. it comes weeks after g.e. announced it would move its headquarters to boston. zilliono projected that rents will increase by nearly 3%. that makes the average represent in the city more than the average rate increase is 1%. cities with the highest projected rates are san jose, san francisco, seattle and portland, oregon. circuit city is trying to make a comeback. the national chains announcing plans to open to 50-100 stories next year. they went out of business in 2009. the two men who bought the rights to the company are now planning to open stores and sell tablets, head phones, droughns and other electronics, including the company's own brand. nissan is recalling thousands of altima's for a third time. the auto joint says a latch problem allows the hood to fly open while the cars are moving. the latest recall covers 8 46,000 cars. from 2013 to 2015, the automaker says

g.e. is moving on up, moving headquarters from fairfield, connecticut, to boston. g.e. is getting tax breaks for the move and says as it becomes more of a technology company it wants access to academic institutions in the boston area. and no surprise, the personal computer makers shift fewer units last year than any time since 2007. pcs are facing a triple threat, a slowdown in china, strong dollar, and increase in the number of smartphones. up next we're "on the money" after 40 years, the u.s. export ban on crude oil is over. that tanker leaving texas contains the first shipment. find out what it means for you at the pump. >>> and later, hot wheels. glitter, glitz, and glamour from detroit and what you may be driving next year. right now as we go to the break, look out. >>> we cut our imports of foreign oil by nearly 60%. gas under $2 a gallon ain't bad either. >> that was president obama from his final state of the union this week. now for the first time in 40 years, u.s. oil companies are selling crude oil abroad. congress just lifted an oil export ban that was in pl

g.e. is a $300 billion organizations.t already has subsidies or would like subsidies from the import/export bank. it has an effective tax rate that is pretty down low. a lot of people watching may find it distasteful that you and connecticut and new york are trying to fight to bring them towards you and having to issue the subsidies that you do issue. what would you say to the people that are angry about the way in which these things happen? >> first of all, this is an investment. the way most people think about investments if you are investing in a house or a car or your kids college education, it is an investment for which you expect a return. there is no doubt in my mind or the mayor in boston or a lot of other folks in this community, that in a fairly short period of time, the infrastructure support we will provide them as part of this transition is going to offer big dividends and big returns in terms of job creation, economic development and all kinds of new ideas here in massachusetts and boston. that is the easies

mark: g.e. aviation is making take a hit. more than 300 engineers across the u.s. losing their jobs. the majority of those will be cut at the evendale facility. g.e. says it has offered voluntary early retirement to several hundred other engineers. evendale' s mayor says the lay offs are devastating to families, but they will not impact the village' s budget. >> i don' t think it will have a big impact on the village right away. now, if they continue to lay off, then it will be disastrous for us in the long run. mark: according to g.e., the move accounts for 7% of the company' s engineering unit. the other jobs being cut are in massachusetts. when we continue a sun devil , surprise. lisa: why a superstar was waiting behind the curtain at this college basketball game. mark: investigators finding rigged to get systems for the lisa: outside live on your friday, hope it is a great start for you. weather-wise, 33 degrees right now. randi, things are looking up for the weekend. randi: way up into the 50' s. this morning, deal with the 30' s. light sleet and snow moving s

. >> what about g.e. where we had a 52-cent number for the fourth quarter. >> backlog of 18 but up seven. >> if bowie hadn't guided down the numbers last night we would say the aerospace is a tough compare versus last year. schlumberger and g.e. -- i think schlumberger is doing the same as g.e. if you want to do that, you need oil much higher. g. echlt had a downtick of 1%. people were hoping for no downtick. 3% industrial, there we go. that's fabulous. that's fabulous. >> g.e. is now an industrial company. it's all industrial. that's the company. >> right. but no one will have 3%. my prediction is no other company will have 3% yore gabbic growth, no other one. but again jpmorgan is touting the best quarter up. >> down from about a high 306 we saw toward the end of the yearing of course, and that huge move up when tryian took that position last fall and came out with a lot of its positive support there. also talking for a little more lever ramg, if you remember, and buyback. they haven't answered either o

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new at 7:00, we're starting to learn more about how the state helped lure g.e. to move its corporate headquarters. they are saying that tax breaks were not offered but the state has committed to providing up to $120 million for infrastructure once the company does move into boston has said it plans to in property tax relief to g.e. >> government center rising. the view will be going from this hulking parking garage to this sleek tower. developers getting key approval to move ahead with the $1.5 billion development. new at 7:00, pam cross shows us the changes in store. reporter: this bridge over gone. the development project will shrink and disappear as two buildings rise. the first, a tall apartment tower. >> 487 units. so it will be a good-sized rental building in boston. reporter: construction starts this spring. it's high-end, but 13% of the units set aside as affordable rentals. the most striking building and office tower. >> it's almost as if it's a jacket, sort of opening up, to reveal the inner windows in there. very different. go up, half the old garage

. >> reporter: g.e. says it picked boston because of its business ecosystem, talent and quality of life, in return for coming to million tax incentive package. the city offered $25 million in property tax relief. governor baker says the deal is worth it. >> this is a huge win for the city of boston, a huge win for massachusetts, and the indirect direct spill-over from this will be felt by this economy and this community for years to come. >> reporter: and boston mayor marty walsh says boston is delighted and honored to welcome general electric and its employees to our community, and we are confident that this is the start of a strong relationship. >> and g.e. says it will start moving into a temporary headquarters in boston this summer, and will be fully moved in by 2018. that's the story live from the state house, i'm byron barnett, 7 nuts. >>> and there's more breaking news, the next court date is set now for the long-time girlfriend of boston mobster whitey bulger. catherine greig already serving eigh

g.e. aviation making cuts tonight. more than 300 engineers from across the u.s. lose their jobs, the majority of those are right here at their evendale facility. the others are in massachusetts. g.e. says it has offered voluntary early retirement to several hundred other engineers. the mayor says the layoffs are devastating to families but will not impact the village's budget. >> i don't think it will have a big impact on the village right away. if they continue to layoff, it will be disaster rouse for us lisa: the counts account for 7% of the company's engineering unit according to company officials. it may take days for investigators to determine the cause of a bus-pedestrian fatality in hyde park last night. it happened about 20 to 8:00 at an intersection very familiar with cincinnatians. that's why john london is live tonight. john. john: edwards and erie, hyde park square, this is where thousands of people regularly carry ice cream across the street here. police say they do not yet know if a metro driver was at fault square. the result was fatal for a man wh

walsh believes other companies will follow now that g.e. has committed. >> i captain look in a crystal ball but tee, three, four, or five years, the other companies that will be joining general electric here in the city of baptist, an already exciting business community, will be beneficial. >> now, the mayor also said that city research shows it's $25 million in property tax relief. it will mean an infusion of $260 into the city's economy. reporting live, janet, newscenter 5. >> huge announcement. the latest boost in the revitalization of the seaport district. new at 7:00 tonight you will see what g.e. will bring when it moves in. >> breaking news. we're learning more after a bizarre incident at the foxborough police station involving patriots star chandler jones chug the substance he may have taken. right now with rhondella richard son. she's live at the police station. rhondella? reporter: it's been confirmed the pats player had a bad reaction to synthetic marijuana. the police chief here not commenting. the town manager would only put ou

g.e. will eventually call the the governor says it's not just the tax incentives that lured the eighth largest company in the world here to boston. but the talent pool here. >> we're honored to have them here. we believe they are going to be a them does part of the growing innovation economy that we have here in massachusetts, and we're really looking forward to welcoming them. >> the city of boston won powerball, getting such a large company, a fortune eight company here. >> christa: g.e. plans to move this summer and bring 800 jobs to the state. mayor walsh says concerns about public transportation and traffic still have to be addressed. >> sarah: three people indicted by a federal grand jury in connection with stealing weapons from a worcester army reserve center. the theft happened back in november. police arrested 34-year-old james morales, a former army reservist, for stealing the weapons and other charges. two other people were charged with possessing stolen weapons and lying to pol

earlier this month g.e. announced it would be moving its headquarters from connecticut to boston. >>> new at 10:00, just in the nick of timeahannover family thanking local firefighters for some quick action helping their family grow a little bigger. this is maria and little baby lena. maria went into labor on friday several days past her due date but little lena she just wasn't going to wait for the hospital. the dad called financial and a paramedic rushed to hair called 9-1-1 and a paramedic rushed to the home and delivered the baby. it was awesome. couldn't ask for a better call, a better outcome. >> it was imminent she was coming. i'm just so grateful that they got there in time. we have an incredible group of guys here. everyone is healthy and happy and on the mends. >> welcome to the world lena. mom and baby are doing well. maria told fox 25 that they thought about trying to get into the car but the car wasn't warmed up. she also told us she's happy they now have a special story about lena's birth. >>>

. >> new at 10:00, g.e. is moving its headquarters to boston but some employees already living in eastern mass are having their jobs slashed. the boston business journal reporting that 59 engineers will lose their jobs at the g.e. aviation facility in lynn. the layoff part of more than 300 job cuts that the company is making in its g.e. aviation unit nationwide. the job lost represent about 7% of the jobs at the facility. >>> being remembered as one of the most controversial and universal in the history, he was elected mayor in 1974 and served multiple terms as recently as 2002. he is credited with renovating the roger williams zoo and getting the providence place mall built. he made national headlines in 1984 when he pleaded no contest to brutally assaulting his estranged wife's lover. he was back in the headlines in 2002 when he was convicted in a federal racketeering bust and sent to prison for four years. buddy sianci was at a providence tv station taping an interview last night when he was rushed to the

you talked about g.e. moving from ten to massachusetts. they are hardly moving from a high tax jurisdiction to a low-cost jurisdiction. they are moving to a government friendly place because g.e. has been socialized into becoming a government-oriented corporation. charles: you talked about the business investment being the one magical key. i find it interesting we began the year under a lot of pressure because of worries about china. but we hear starbucks is going to open 100 stores every single year in china. disney, the next theme park will be in mainland china. maybe it's time to start wondering what mayor case doing wrong. >> there are a billion consumers in china. the richer they got more people we can tell things to. but i want to go back to this issue about why businesses aren't investing and there is such fright in the market. think about what happened the last week among the presidential candidates. i think most investors have looked beyond obama. so the frontrunner in the democratic party says she wants to raise the income taxes

tom: g.e. will get 25 million dollars of property tax breaks over 20 yefris ffering another $120 million package of tax money. shelley: with less than four weeks to go fore primary dayela familiar face is back on the campaign trail here in the granite state. lllinton made stops tonight. nt years ago is now the you did terr>> form president bill clinton is campaigning in western new hampshire on behalf of wife. this is territory he dominated back in 1992 and happens to just -- hillary clinton boss primaryin 2 6. bill clinton drew crow at hanover college in keene state today, making the case for putting another clinton in the white house. >> i ought to get some credit for knowing something about how to run the economy. adam: the setting was more intimate in claremont. campaigning here novemr 1991, he helped the local manufacturer hook up with walmart, bringing dozens of jobs that earned him thousands of votes and diehard support in sullivan county. >> is western new hampshire still clinton countr

in the short term, g.e.'s decision to relocate from seaport district is expected to bring 800 high schoolery jobs. the deal included a $120 million grant and benefit package, in addition to $25 million of property tax relief, governor baker is already calling it, quote, a huge win for the city and the state. but added more could be on the way. >> i'm sure there will be other companies that were probably not even thinking about that and then will start taking a look at this. >> g.e. says in a statement the boston area has a diverse technologically fluid workforce that fits with their aspirations. >>> new at 10:00, police say they want to talk to this man in the surveillance video about a car break-in at dunkin' donuts about a week ago. there's also some video of him driving a car from the store. call police if you think you know who this person is. >>> a man released on $5,000 bail tonight in connection with a dog abuse case. he is accused in connection with puppies last year. police say donathon and another m

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the company signed a lease and a g.e. spokesperson said the location would be a temporary landing spot not their permanent headquarters. its unclear whether general electric will rent or rehab an old building or build something new for the boston headquarters. >>> snakes on an island. in 15 minutes why some wildlife researchers say it's important for rattlesnakes to get their own prime piece of land in massachusetts. >>> i wonder how they do in cold weather? >> chilly temperatures out there tonight. i'll show you where there that sizzle for $12.99. like the new smoky bacon sirloin. and the parmesan crusted sirloin. only at longhorn steakhouse. >>> claims of racism at boston latin high school. they are calling for a district wide investigation. >> today a group of them dressed a null black demanded change. fox 25's christine mccarthy has the story tonight and the response from boston mayor marty walsh. >> reporter: students at boston latin dressed in black on monday in protest of reports of racial intolerance at the school

the company saying g.e. aviation' development is changing and the t maintain the number of engineers currently employed across the country. the decision comes two weeks after g.e. announced it would move its global headquarters to boston. erika: no one wants to get their day off to a bad start. randy: but there are are some morning mistakes that can really like checking your email as soon as you wake up. yes, it' s tempting but it' s also likely to get your day off to a negative start. this one might be tough to swallow but a hot shower is also on the list. men' s health says the heat tells your muscles it' s time to relax which can make you more tired. while a cold shower triggers the release of adrenaline. and finally, brushing your teeth after you eat. that can push sugars to the surface and erode your enamel. experts say brushing right after you wake up is the better plan. i' ll try a few of those. erika: call it accidental camouflage. randy: the outfit making one woman really blend in. antoinette? antoi

the others are in massachusetts, g.e. says it has offered voluntary early retirement to evendale' s mayor says the lay offs are devastating to families. but they will not impact the village' s budget. >> i don' t think it will have a big impact on the village right now if they continue to lay off then it will be disastrous for , us in the long run. mark: according to company officials the cuts account for , 7% of the company' s engineering unit. lisa: the ohio task force charged with taking a closer look at legalizing marijuana in ohio. has officially gotten to work. the panel is made up of ohio house members, business representatives, law enforcement agencies and medical associations. the task force is looking at the possibilities of legalizing medical marijuana. one of the supporter of responsible ohio is also on the panel. mark: cincinnati is getting ready to be the center of attention for the national naacp conference this summer. it' s all the buzz for the local chapter. they had a general membership meeting last nig

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starting this summer g.e. will begin moving its headquarters from connecticut to the seaport district. on fox 25 news at 5:00, you heard boston mayor marty walsh call the deal one of the biggest business accomplishments in city history. the city's economic development cabinet made a lot of this happen. >> this was the intent of that cabinet to be able to recruit companies from around the world to come to our city and as we said earlier we hit the powerball today by getting g.e. >> connecticut's governor says he is disappointed in the decision and views it as a wake-up call that connecticut needs to adopt climate. >> the director of a new hampshire halfway house for homeless vets is cutting his own salary tonight. the move is meant to meaning the difference of the federal aid he turned down. reports that aid would require the -- >> reporter:. >> we're doing the right thing because it's the right thing. >> reporter: for the three years that haeth tower has run the liberty house he's help veterans beat addiction

several states competed to lure g.e. after it announced it took issue with planned tax increases in that state. the governor says the company promised many of the 5,000 other people it employees in the state that they will keep their jobs. >> of course i'm disappointed. i know many in connecticut share the disappointment and frustration. the decision is a clear signal to adapt to a changing business climate. >> massachusetts offered g.e. financial incentives for the move and the boston area has a diverse technological fluent workforce and they want to be closer to airport. >>> a teenage girl held at gunpoint during a home invasion. now police need your help finding the suspects that did it. have a look at two of the three suspects here. nassau county investigators say the man walked into a home through a side door in november. they headed to an upstairs apartment, took out guns and demanded money from the victims. one of the victims, a 13-year- old girl whose iphone was stolen. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> a frighten

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it' s unclear if g.e. will build its own tower, or move into one built by someone else. ahead on the eye, a big mistake during a news conference in rhode island. randy: the bizarre request that cost one woman her job. a major bust -- involving carrots? the discovery inside this batch randy: the sunshine was nice yesterday. we were talking about the fact we did not win the big lottery. yesterday was so windy. not going to be nearly as windy today. it is going to turn warmer tomorrow afternoon. as the storm comes in on saturday, talking mainly rain with this one. you can see, the year so far, boston, just over an interest no. typically, we have had over a foot at this point. we have not had much so far. typically we have had just over two feet by this point. we have been lagging behind. usually the wind is much it is cold, but the wind chill not as bruder -- not as brutal today. temperatures running in the teens and 20' s across the area. 22, boston. a blanket of clouds has snuck in. there is this area back to the west with flurries. these are very light. they are coming o