. >> middlesex investigators are charging louis perez and hill do with running a major opioid operation. they seized three kilos of fentanyl and heroin or both. >> although it looks like heroin it can be several -- almost 100 times more potent. reporter: attorneys for both defendants denying they were >> there is nothing in the report that indicates what was in the grocery bags was drugs or anything related to drugs. reporter: they didn't explain bricks. the dangerous and synthetic drug used to mix with heroin. gets that. they have no way of knowing if they use the substance how fentanyl. reporter: the judge set a high bail in this case $10 million and deaf -- and 7.5 million respectively. phil: the search is on for the cause of a deadly fire. the flames are so intense that both neighbors and firefighters were stopped from rushing in to help. let's get to nicole who is live in gloucester where she talked to the friends of the victim. nicole? reporter: that's right. authorities are withholding the victim's name. but the neighbors and friends tell us he lived in this home he was well know

the two were in court identified as louis perez, 45 years old of tewksbury. according to the middlesex d.a. they were alleged looy running a big drug operation tewksbury. $3 million of heroin or fentanyl or both were seized from the apartment. the judge got the message because he set an extraordinarily high bail. for the male in this case $10 million and for the co-defendant, $7.5 million. much more coming up at 5:00. ed? ed: new steps to combat the opiot problem. it is different from the one put forth by the governor. rhondella richardson is live with more at the state house. reporter: the new bill focuses on having a prescription monitoring program and it focuses on the most vulnerable can have easier access for treatment. today they announced the act relative to substance used, prevention. and there are a few differences in the governor's bill and the house bill calls for a seven-day limit on prescription drugs and not like the three-day proposal. governor baker wants a hold on the over dose victims. they want a 23-hour hold and that comes with a mandatory

. >> reporter: maybe you have collaborated with co-workers but louis perez is from all over. >> reporter: is it the publix, >> little towns where i drive. >> reporter: the dreams stretch from charity donations. >> for st. jude's also. i want to help them a lot. my daughter had cancer when she was six years old and i know how it fields. >> reporter: to laugh irk trips. >> long vacation. reporter: never-come-back vacation? >> that's right. >> reporter: whatever you decide to do with the money, you won't be able to hide for long. >> if you win in florida you cannot remain anonymous. >> oh, that's for sure. everybody and their mother will be after you. >> reporter: there are all kind of theories out there, constance and kristi. people seem to think if you purchase ten different tickets like this, i got it all on one ticket, some people think if you get it on separate tickets, get ten different tickets, that you have a better chance of winning. if in one wins tonight the jackpot goes up to $2 billion, with a "b," dollars. >> kristi: someone is going to win tonight and it is this girl here. >>

louis are happy about it. the 21 year nfl absence in l-a is over... with news that the rams will move back to southern california. fans dressed in jerseys, and team colors are celebrating. (johnny perez) it's more than football it's history tradition cities have that we didn't have for a long time nfl owners voted 30 to 2 to allow the team to move from st louis to los angeles. the deal also gives the san diego chargers a chance to join the rams. both teams would play in a multibillion dollar...state of the art stadium in inglewood...about 10 miles from downtown l-a. (roger goodell nfl commissioner) this was an opportunity to reenter the los angeles market, returning the rams to their home market, and with a project that frankly not just nfl stadiums and nfl complexes, but i think sports complexes around the world. the chargers have one year to make their decision to stay or go. if the chargers choose not to relocate, the oakland raiders would be given the opportunity. (mark davis/owner oakland raiders) "we'll see where the raider nation ends up here. we'll be working really hard to find us a home. and, that's what we're looking for and for our fans." the biggest losers in the deal mi

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(johnny perez) it's more than football it's history tradition cities have that we didn't have for a long time omar villafranca nfl owners voted 30 to 2 to allow the team to move from st louis to los angeles. the deal also gives the san diego chargers a chance to join the rams. both teams would play in a multibillion dollar...state of the art stadium in inglewood...about 10 miles from downtown l-a. ( roger goodell nfl commissioner) this was an opportunity to reenter the los angeles marke//with a project that we think is going to change frankly not just nfl stadiums sports complexes around the world. omar villafranca the chargers have one year to make their decision to stay or go. if the chargers choose not to relocate, the oakland raiders ( mark davis/owner oakland raiders) "we'll see where the raider nation ends up here. we'll be working really hard to find us a home. omar villafranca the biggest losers in the deal might be the st louis fans....who are now left without a team to cheer for on sundays. ( disappointed rams fan:) it's just depressing to see a team that i love that i poured all my sunday's into for years, just leave. omar villafranca the rams will start playing