keolis wants the t to pay for its new passenger information center. so far, the t has spent more than $1.8 million on that center, using money keolis was supposed to pay in penalties for poor service. the agency has committed one year of funding to the project, and will then weigh future requests. economic headlines this morning, emily: fiat chrysler agrees to pay $70 million in fines, following a u.s. investigation. was reached after the company failed to disclose vehicle crash deaths and injuries to regulators. fiat chrysler acknowledged the failure in september. the announcement is expected as early as today. asian stocks mostly weaker this morning, after wall street fell for a third day. the dow dropping 75 points to close at 17,492 yesterday. right now, stock futures are up. antoinette: now to your stories trending this morning. a university in virginia is ending a ban on guns in dorm rooms. the president of liberty university says the policy change is an effort to keep students safe, in case of an attack on campus. the conservative evangelical c

say keolis is missing the mark by 169,000 seats. keolis say the number may not be accurate because the trains did not run at all because of the snow. he was fined $520 per train if not enough sweets. >>> the court battle may not begin until march, but brady's team is bashing the nfl. the qb claims commissioner roger goodell violated collective bargaining agreement by trying to suspend him. no player has ever been violation. the nfl is appealing the court the nfl is appealing the court ruling that suspended him in football inflates. >>> an e-cigarette explodes and catches a room on fire. the right side of the screen, the explosion and flames. the staff at regina russell's tea room then leapt into it happened friday signed a fortune telling business. a new employee plugged in her e-cigarette. >> if she had that thing in her mouth, i am not lying, two minutes, two minutes and she decided no the to charge that and decided to continue smoking it, it would have blown her whole face off. >> julie: no one was hurt but they tell fox25 that t

the herald says keolis has asked the mbta to fund the center. this includes costs for employee salaries, new uniforms and recruiting. keolis was slammed by passengers and fined for inability to keep up with winter weather last year the paper reports that so far the "t" has spent nearly $2 million in new center using money keolis was supposed to pay in penalties for that bad service. massachusetts is finally will get to help cover last winter's record snow clean-up. the governor announced the state will receive $120 million in fema disaster relief. governor baker says half of the money will go to nonprofits and state agencies and half to cities and towns. >> the fact this was deemed federally disaster in massachusetts history is from my point of view a representation of the fact the feds took this very seriously and we did a good job of making our case. >> sara: fema has already given $24 million to cities and towns. baker says the money will be critical as cities prepare for another winter. >> gene: best way to move the green line forward is cut

they say the contractor keolis seats. keolis says numbers are improving and may not be accurate because there were days at the start of the year when trains didn't run at all because of the snow. mbta fines keolis $527 per train if there are not enough seats. >> heather: today final day for hunting in blue hills reservation. so far hunters have killed 53 deer according to the department the hunt is part of coordinated effort to stop a growing deer population. >> julie: 93 south real problem because of accident in o'neill tunnel and up to almost an hour and 40 minutes from 495 in andover down to the zakim bridge. sarah? >> sarah: latest radar and steadier rain pushing across the vineyard and nantucket, rain pushing into the cape as well as the southcoast and cloud and he breezy for the bus stop this morning, temperatures in the 30s and 40s, 40s when you come home as rain will be moving on out, i will have the full timeline ahead. >> gene: seems like mona lisa hiding more than a smile. recent secret revealed on one of da vi

the herald says keolis has asked the mbta to fund the center that includes costs for employee salaries, new uniform employee salaries, new uniforms and recruiting. keolis was slammed by passengers and slammed for its inability to keep up with winter weather last year. the paper reports that so far the t spent $2 million on the new center using money that keolis was supposed to pay in penalty penalties for that bad service. >>> good morning, everyone, we check weather and traffic he ten minutes. 20-minute commute from the braintree plit to columbia road. sara? >> sarah: a lot of clouds and mild. at the bus stop, expect temperatures mostly in the 40s temperatures mostly in the 40s. hit or miss showers, mainly light. more of a nuisance out there for the roadways but this afternoon breaks in the cloud cover and we are talking temps well into the 50s. what to expect in your area coming up >> gene: look at this video reason an enraged taxi driver attacks an uber car and got dragged down the treat. how the protest got out of control. >>> do not touch me! target anncr: when the attacks come he

say keolis is missing the mark by 1 of 9,000 seats. keolis said the numbers could be accurate but there are days when trains did not start at all because of snow they fine keolis $521 per train if not enough seats. >>> telegram reports that the paxton board of selectmen want to create rules for kennels before it gives sweet pea animal center. sweet pea was keeping animals in unsuitable conditions in the days before that fire last month. town officials say it is unclear if those conditions caused the deadly fire. the kennel says the suspicion is just another blow as the >>> the next deflategate court battle won't happen until march, but tom brady's legal team is once again bashing the nfl. brady's attorney responded to the league's latest legal filing. the qb claims that commissioner goodell violated the agreement by trying to suspend him. braid' he is side said no player has ever been suspended for a equipment violation. appealing a lower court ruling that overturned brady's use that overturned brady's use.underinflated footballs. >>>

keolis was sthe mornied by their inability to keep up with winter weather. the t spent $2 million on the new sstotemberer that dee olis was ndepposed to pay in penalty was supposed to pay in penaariies for that bad service penaariies for that bad service. >>> investigation continues into what caused a fire at a pocauglar portsmouth new hampshire restaurant. flames ripped tpresioughout gas flames ripped throughout gaslight company. by the time skyfox got there the fire had spread to the roof. took several dozen fire fighters to get that fire under control. >> water damage across some buildings and structural problems to the gaslight company in the third and awill hic and roof air. >> they do not believe the cause of the was injured. >>> this nasty rollover crash on 95 south on 95 south in peabody. a suv and unmarked police cruiser collided, backing up a long stretch of practice. both drivers suffered nonlife-threatening ier curies. >>> an everewill h police officers veteran. 4 4-year-old o oicer glen indiley of billerica passed away. he was found unresponsive

keolis gets fined by the state when they run trains without enough seats. commitment 2016 now another big day of campaigning in new hampshire, as the clock ticks down to the primary. republican jeb bush is in the middle of three days of campaigning in the granite state. today he' ll be talking to voters at saint anslem' s college, followed by appearances in manchester and hooksett. meantime democrat hillary hampshire. she is holding a town hall meeting tonight at the woodbury school in salem. new video of a violent jail cell encounter. why it' s being released now years after it happened. a federal judge, the victim of a vicious home invasion. the dramatic 911 calls for help. much cooler today with rain for parts of our area, but big temp swings are coming. when we could see near record highs in the 7 day forecast. and new details about e-cigarettes. the troubling find, by harvard erika: a terrifying crash caught on camera in florida. watch as a freight train slams into this car in orlando. the honda apparently got stuck on the tracks. a group of people tri

the mbta fines keolis $527 per train if there aren't enough seats. >> anchor: ten people hospitalized after a crash involving a ambulance, college bus and car in atlanta. three vehicles collided in intersection around 6:00 this morning sending emery university bus flying through the front of the business and 16 people in the vehicles and majority of them ended up in the hospital. one of the victims is believed to be in critical condition. >> anchor: year celebration begins at vatican. pope francis opened holy doors at st. peters basilica and doors normally covered by bricks. the pope opened them to symbolize start of jubilee year catholics. the theme of this year is mercy and pope has authorized priests to absolve women who have had >> anchor: french scientists claims to have found entirely different portrait hidden under the mona lisa. he made the discovery of woman looking off to the side by using reflective light technology. the louvres is not commenting right now on those claims. >> anchor: kim kardashian and kanye west have revealed the name of the first son. >> anchor: the coupl

keolis wants the t to pay for its new passenger information center. so far, the t has spent more than $1.8 million on the center to pay in penalties for poor service. the agency has committed one and will then weigh future requests. it may be the end of the line for a planned green line extension. this morning, the state isn't ruling out scrapping the expansion all together. the state's transportation board is deciding what to do next. they say it cannot move forward without significant cost reductions. the project extending the green line to medford and somerville is nearly a billion dollars antoinette: it is 5: 09 now. muhammad ali calling on fellow muslims to take action. antoinette: his message in the wake of recent terror attacks and controversy. another hoverboard goes up in flames this time inside a mall. the questions surrounding this latest case involving the popular toy. emily: new this morning, planning a holiday feast? the three seasonal super foods packing big health benefits. cindy? cindy: patches of fog and drizzle and even a few shower

keolis said the numbers are improving and may not be accurate because days at the start of the year where trains the snow. fined $527 per train if there aren't enough seats. >>> we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. the drive time on 93 south starting to increase. 3.minutes from 495 it and overto the zakim bridge. >>> we are tracking showers that are pushing into southern new england as temperatures right now in the 30s in boston to the north. 40s along the coast. we have temperatures back to the 20s in keene with some clouds, but there are those showers moving into the vineyard and nantucket with temperatures in the upper 40s to near 50. i will take you through the day and the timeline when to expect the rain to move out and when former weather arrives. >>> keep seeing these accidents over and over. another e cigarette explosion. this time at a local business. >> would have blown my whole face up. >> heather: where the smoker put her device moments before >>> a look at gun law back at 6:14. new this morning former olympian oscar pistorius now out on bail after a new he

keolis gets fined by the state when they run trains without enough seats. randy: three suspects are behind bars right now after a tense and, at times, violent court appearance. dwayne diggs, dondre snow, and daquan peters are charged in connection with the killing of a 38-year-old man in south boston saturday night. several fights broke out at their arraignment yesterday. the victim's brother says he was a construction worker and father of three. court records show there were open drug cases against him at the time of the killing. one of the teens accused of killing a new bedford veteran walked away from the fall river group home that was watching new this morning, an internal review is trying to determine how he remained on the run for more than two weeks. 18-year-old alexander mills and a 16-year-old are accused of killing donald depina who was giving them a ride in his cab. mills was supposed to be under the supervision of d.y.s. until he turned 21. although local police were informed about him going missing, according to "the globe" state police weren't