emily: this morning a fight is brewing over plans for an indycar race in boston's seaport district. karen anderson has learned a group of residents are collecting signatures to convince the city to cancel that event. the group launched a website yesterday calling the event completely disruptive. they're worried about the noise, traffic and construction that would come with that labor day weekend event. today marks 10 years since a heartbreaking case that shook a quiet massachusetts community. this morning neil entwistle sits in prison in bridgewater serving a life sentence for killing his wife rachel and daughter lillian rose. it was found in the home a decade ago today. entwistle denied his role in the crime and fleed to london brought back to massachusetts. he's not eligible for parole. randy: an s.u.v. langed to the aaron hernandez is being linked to a car dealership. emily: we'll tell you why they want the car back. and this stranger owes his life to strangers. the fight to save him and the curb that started the accident. randy: and it may be more of a nuisance for you. erika: 2

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 record powerball jackpot has finally been won. not in new england, but we' ll tell you where. cindy? cindy: cloud cover around. you can see a here. spraining skies this afternoon. is the economy rigged? well, the 15 richest americans acquired more wealth in two years than the bottom 100 million people combined. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultra-rich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. the middle class the playing field. with your help, as president, randy: one of the biggest to boston.

. >> new at 5:30, the inciarte car race through the boston seaport district is now just eight months away but janet reports a new group has formed to fight the labor day event still in the planning stages. >> governor baker and mayor walsh have signed on. in a letter of sent both said taxpayers won't pay a penny for the three day race and sponsors will return streets back to their original state but local residents say that isn't good enough questioning problems, noise levels and disruption to >> we think it's two months on either side, so we think it could be four months. >> it's going to take two months to prepare the streets. to put defenses up. to put out the thousands of barriers involved. and then after the race, it's again. >> race sponsors refused on a statement saying the issues raised in the letter are all addressed through an exhaust sieve multilayered city and state permitting process that's well under way. down time as six weeks, not four months but their bigger concern is cyberstreets which is on the race course and needs major work. >> it's a marriage environmental --

the $130 billion company will call the seaport district home. >> man: this is a huge win for the city of boston. a huge win for massachusetts. >> reporter: the governor says it's not just the $120 million tax incentives from the commonwealth or the 25 million tax relief from the city that lured the 8th biggest company in the world. but the neighbors are pharmaceutical companies and technology firms. >> man: we believe they're going to be a tremendous part of the growing economy we have here in massachusetts and we're looking forward to welcoming them. >> reporter: the company leaving connecticut its called the governor there says it's a huge disappointment. >> man: they want to be there in boston near the like and i undestand that. >> reporter: they have plans to move this summer into a hot section of town which has the silver line but no subway. and plenty of traffic concerns. >> man: we're making some plans and investments. we have to figure that out. we have work to do to come up with plan toss get traffic moving. >> reporter: now ge says 800 employees will be moving here starting

live here atht the seaport district. randy: the boston police department is hoping a multimillion dollar computer upgrade will make their records more accurate. the new $12 million record system replaces 40-year-old procedures that relied on paper and led to data entry errors. a violent home invasion in new hampshire. erica tarantella tracking the overnight.the relevance -- erica: that happened in the early evening on tuesday. two men forced their way into a home on chester road. they struggled with the homeowner. once the attackers had that man restrained, they stole variables including wrestling memorabilia. then they stole the man' s car. police looking for the suspects car, a black 2010 darts charger. -0- - dodge charger. emily: local police and federal officials are trying to figure out who sent bomb threats to schools across the state. more than a dozen communities targeted tuesday. boston, plymouth, newton are thousands of students sent home as a precaution. arlington' -- police chief said a caller said a bomb wou

one of the world's biggest companies is relocating its headquarters to the the seaport district. this morning jon keller looks at what that means for the city. when the politicians blow it we are among the first to point it out so he it's only fair that when they deliver the goods they get a pat on the back. so, governor baker and mayor walsh partners in the successful drive to convince industrial giant general electric to move its cooperate headquarters here consider yourself patted. it's an especially sweet victory because when it comes to attracting new investment our state struggles with the reputation as an expensive place to do business. but this time the role of the antibusiness losers was played by connecticut which raised corporate taxes over ge's objections and further i'll aid the suits with a slide show pitch that used a picture of an airplane engine built by one of oops. that's what you get when you put yankee fans in charge. so ge will be moving here son. presumably bringing most of the 800 employees with them. yesterday that the company is shutting its valve vacry

he moved his real estate consulting firm from -- to the still developing seaport district. >> to be able to attract the and -- best and brightest talent. >> the area is fresh, it is on the water, three years ago half of you' re looking at in this area was not here. reid: eight years in watertown, three years here, . >> it inspires creativity and as the mayor wisely named it the innovation district. reid: it has lured dozens of companies from the suburbs. pharma giant per text its 1300 employees into a million plus square-foot space. >> it has become a swing for our vibrant community. for our folks it is a great destination to come to work every day. reid: rants here double that of suburban settings. employees commutes have to he said is part of the change. both executives agreed that the next several years here will be even more exciting than the previous years as more companies and people choose reasons to live and work here. anchor: powerball fever. we are less than four hours away from the drawing. john atwater is live web a lot powerball pool. john: this is the reason. as you mention

should not be afraid of us them. walkable city. a long-standing dispute as to who governs the seaport district. is there any progress in that being a boston police area versus the state police? >> it' s a touchy subject. it' s controversial but we keep trying. we are working with the legislators to get it. and the we will continue. whether it' s on the highway where we have dual jurisdiction or the state roads, we need to have it. people down there pay city taxes services. it' s no reason why it should not be patrolled by boston and state police. these are two great organizations and people deserve full boston police down there. boston we gave cpr to a guy to bring a back to life the other day. i don' t want to get into it. the state police is a great organization but there is no legitimate reason why we shouldn' t be down there. we are a great department and they deserve both agencies. ed: thanks for coming in. you made a wise choice on your type ie. >> thank you. i have a tie fetish now. i had about 2 to about 150. ed: that' s a good thing. tt2w`t2n`qd" bt@q#v( tt2w`t2n`qd" "a@q3zl tt4w`t2n`

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a new fight is brewing over boston' s seaport district. five investigates' karen anderson has learned a group of residents is collecting signatures to convince the city to cancel the event. the group launched a website yesterday calling the event completely disruptive. they' re worried about the noise, would come with the labor day weekend race. a gunbattle on campus. the deadly attack on a university in pakistan. a man frozen in the snow brought back basically from the dead. how doctors were able to revive him. tracking our weekend storm, the very latest timing here. the coastal impact and where the heaviest snow could fall locally. there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. rone says it's okay to take millions from big banks vmy plan -- break up the big banks, tand make them pay p then we can expand health care r and provide universal twill they like me? no. will they begin to play by the rules if i'm president? you better believe it. erika: we continue to follow breaking news. a high school received a threat and was th

. >> reporter: general electric announced its moving its headquarters to the seaport district in boston, bringing 800 jobs and an economic boost from global giant. >> we're honored to have him here and we believe they are going to be a tremendous part of the growing innovation economy that we have here in massachusetts and we're really them. >> reporter: g.e. announced in june its intent to move its headquarters from fairfield connecticut citing a corporate tax increase in that state. >> clearly, i looked at the message that they sent in their announcement, and they want to be in boston, near 55 universities and concerned about the infrastructure and the like. >> reporter: g.e. says it chose boston because of gets business ecosystem and quality of life. 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 c

there is the ged which may mean an influx of more startups eager to work with the giant in the seaport district. the commonwealth. the fact that we have some on education, graduation rates today. >> the dropout rate is lower decades and graduation rates are up nine years in a row. but democratic leaders as cap he will continue the progress. >> i' d love to hear how in an era of constrained revenue we are going to create a path forward to meet our needs for a wide range of services from education and transportation. >> a billion dollar gap is forecast this july. >> i' m hoping there are no gimmicks in terms of trying to balance the budget. most importantly. other to see where we are going relative to transportation. >> and that may be the most extensive item on the menu, with pressure not to raise fares and ensure train keep on running. >> the revenue agreement between the house and the senate was a 4.3% growth in state tax revenue. i think we believe that is adequate. >> i think that will produce a tight budget and will not necessarily mean the commonwealth' s needs. janet: the governor and hou

in the seaport district julie loncich wbz this morning. >>> 4:30 on this thursday morning. a controversial movie in the spotlight ahead of the oscar nomination. >> and coming up, cardinal o'malley speaking to wbz about what he thought of the film. >> and tracking down a stolen ipad. the accused thief makes one big mistake. >> and a popular lip balm is the subject of a class action lawsuit that claims against eos >>> welcome back 4:43. chipotle is trying to lure customers back and a lawsuit is filed over a popular lip balm. >> we are in for another rocky day on wall street. jill wagner is live with today's money watch. good morning jill. >> reporter: good morning chris and kathryn. it was a volatile day for asian markets reacting to exflogsy carta and wall street losses. most asian markets fell. china's market rebounded. 2016 sell off continues on wall street. dow fell nearly 365 points wednesday. what's called the correction and it's dropped 10% from recent highs. chipotle is the plan to win back customers give away more free food. the stock plunged 40% from last year's hig

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 out a statement saying this is a medical issue and he has to confer with town attorneys because of privacy concerns. >> search the back parking lot. >> the police log shows a walk-in medical emergency at patriots defenseman chandler jones walked from his foxborough townhouse just down the street to seek help from police. >> in the front lobby area. >> a neighbor says he wasn't dressed for the weather. >> he was wearing like half his clothes. his shirt off. >> no one answered the door to explain what happene

a new fight over plans for an indycar race in the boston seaport district. a group of residents is collecting signatures to event. a website yesterday calling the event completely disruptive. that was their words. they are worried about noise, traffic and construction that weekend event. the office of campaign and findings on the state's spending. the agency says it's resolved man. joyce was hit with several thousands of dollars in campaign funds for personal use. it's time now to flash forward to 5:00 right here on newscenter 55. growing support for that rhode island boy behind the hash tag be strong. the celebration tonight as he fights a rare cancer. it's a murder case that rocked a small massachusetts community. 5 investigates looks into the murders 10 years later. turning a devastating diagnosis into an incredible challenge. what a hanover man is doing in hopes of finding a cure for als in the next four years. >> the wind chills are still in the teens and low 20's. we're watching that area of snow near the nation's capitol. watching an area that's movin

. >> reporter: general electric says it will move its headquarters to the seaport district in boston, bringing 800 jobs and an economic boost from a 130 billion dollar high tech global industrial giant. >> we're honored to have him here, and we believe they are going to be a tremendous part of the growing innovation economy that we have here in massachusetts and we're really really looking forward to welcoming them. >> reporter: g. announced it would move in june from itself headquarters in fairfield, connecticut where it's been since 1974, citing a corporate tax increase in that state. >> it's no coincidence that boston is home to one of the largest transportation infrastructure projects in the country, as well as one of the largest international airports in america. >> 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 massachu

while massachusetts officials have not yet received official word that ge will be moving to s seaport district, negotiations indicate we have more to offer than new york city. ge wants to rebrand itself as a of the fastest growing innovation districts gives them the younger, educated workers who like to live, work and play in the same neighborhood and there is easy access to logan. more importantly ge would remain in the northeast it' s home since inception and where thomas edison began his career. boston is hoping the promise of tax credits and property tax relief, strong state and city coordination and links to local universities will clinch the deal. neither governor charlie baker nor mayor marty walsh would comment on any forthcoming ge decision, but sources say a s end. ed: your economy a volatile day on wall street ending on a modest up note after a late-afternoon rally. the dow gained 117 points. the nasdaq was up nearly 48. and the s&p added 15. the most active local stocks, emc, boston scientific, and ariad pharmaceuticals all up a fraction. >> mother of teen shot in his own home says

several tax incentives will lure the company to the seaport district the move from fairfield connecticut begins later this year. >> a dorchester woman is under arrest at this hour in a deadly hit-and-run. a construction worker was hit and killed not far from this salons camera. a van quickly drives away clipping the curb. neither the name of the victim or suspect has been released. >> very cold today. we know temperatures are going >> we have a start that's pretty low already. 19 in worcester. 26 in boston. dropping a little more off of that but the story has been the wind and the wind chill. right now wind chill is single digits and teens. if we project out through the night it stays about there. the reason is, the temperature drops a little more but the wind eases. the wind advisory is no longer in effect. we'll keep the wind chill in the single digits and teens. the actual temperature might get close to 32. look at these peak wind gusts earlier. ferocious. we'll let you know the chance for flakiness here and the changes at the end of the week in a few minutes. >> new hampshire fire ch

emily: a new fight over plans for an indycar race in boston's seaport district. group of residents is collecting signatures to convince the city to cancel that event. the group launched a website yesterday calling the event completely disruptive. they're worried about noise, traffic and construction that would come with that labor day weekend event. randy: 10 minutes before 5:00 and a look at the economy. asian stocks tumbled amid anxiety over wall street turbulence. right now stock futures are plunging over 350 points. investors will be watching for a new housing report today. emily? emily: tech giant microsoft is expanding its brand and will donate $1 million to cloud services and nonprofit researchers the next three years and is the first major donation by the microsoft philanthropies, an organization formed to combat global issues like education and poverty. randy: more trouble for boston based draftkings. the fantasy sports dithe and fanduel the competitor are illegal and they still can continue there until a court decides on their legality. draftkings says the a.g.'s comments ar

will move its headquarters to the seaport district in boston from fairfield, connecticut that's showing here where it was headquartered since 1974. the $130 billion high tech global industry corporation first announced its intent to move last june citing a connecticut. 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

concerned he won powerball bringing the $130 billion global industrial company here to boston's seaport district. it's his biggest business deal since he was elected mayor almost two years ago. now general electric will how's 800 workers. they will begin the move this summer and it will take to 2018 to complete. there are two or three parcels of land under consideration. no word yet on whether they will structure. but the company said it will not move. tax incentives from the city and at this time as well as selling their properties in connecticut and manhattan will pay for it. g.e. announcing they have picked boston over new york, providence and atlanta. it's the eighth largest company on for the church 500 list and it could move boston up another level on the world stage. wcvb, newscenter 5. >> a frantic search is under way for five people miss nag deadly avalanche. this happened in the french alps. three of the people are dead. two of them, french school children. heather with the latest. reporter: crews worked well into the night trying to find some sign that the five missing people were sti

. >> reporter: the already booming seaport district now poised for its biggest neighbor yet. christina hager, wbz news. >> ge started shopping for a new home when connecticut raised its corporate taxes. massachusetts lured the company here with incentives worth up to $120 million dollarsp and boston will give ge -- dollars and boston will give them up to 25 million in property tax relief. >>> it's been a tough day to be outside. the wind making it feel colder than it is. eric fisher is here with the forecast. and how long will this last. >> a few more hours. the strongest winds this afternoon and they are starting to subside a little bit but it feels like 4 in worester. -- worcester. and it's chilly mid-january night. but the gusts are becoming fewer and far between. 26 in worcester. the trend is for diminishing wind over the next few hours but cold across the map. going for a lows in the single digits and teens and that's the way we will wake up tomorrow morning. tomorrow and friday, fairly quiet weather. we are watching for the weekend a coastal storm moving just off to the

general electric announced that it will move its global headquarters to the seaport district this summer. including $25 million in property tax relief, plus a $120 million state package including costs. >> it's a win for the city. what it will do for the city of boston and the commonwealth of massachusetts is spur a lot of other companies to look at the diversity of our city, the friendly environment in our city that we're putting out there. we're excited about this. ed: as you just heard from the mayor he hopes this is the start of luring other megacompanies to boston boston. >> the dow plunging 356 points dashing any hope of a third straight gain on the day. the nasdaq also down nearly 160 companies. s&p 500 losing 48. oil and gas companies could go bankrupt due to the low cost of oil. also breaking, an arrest in the deadly hit-and-run in boston. sarah is live near the scene. she's in dorchester right now. sarah? reporter: boston police have arrested a 34-year-old woman from dorchester charging her with homicide as well as leaving the scene of the accident. a van is shown quickly drivi

tom: general electric is moving its headquarters to boston' seaport district after four decades in conneicutct g.e. plans to initially move to a temporary location in boston the full move is expected to be completed in several steps by 2018. no word yet on how many of the80employees in the new boston headquarters will be transfers and how many will be new hires. >> we' re one of the busiest when it comes economic development. we' rene of the safest cities in america. >> the big here message is this not to be for the next two years or the next 5 years, but for the next 50 years. 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 cli

. >>> residents of boston 'sea >>> residents of boston 'seaport district may face months of construction to prepare local streets for a indy car race. station was the only tv station allowed inside a private meeting between meeting between residents and organizers of the boston grand prix. prerace construction will be done at night and for three months. if approved it will be labor day weekend. involve major traffic changes and bring 170,000 spectators to that neighborhood. >> i think there is a mixture of people being excited about an event like this, but i think also a lot of trepidation, because this isn't something that we are accustomed too. >> daniel: race organizers need to sign agreements with the city and state to make it official, but concrete barrier for the track could arrive layer today. action tonight, and right now thiser in a three-game winning streak. the cs host denver this evening at the garden. boston college coach jerry york dropping the puck before the bruins game. last week york earned win number 1,000 for his career. congrats to him. the bs came out from anaheim.

a group of people who live in the seaport district are asking the mayor to cancel the event. the "herald" is reporting the group, which is called "the coalition against indycar boston," is collecting signatures to present to the mayor. members say holding the race would be disruptive to their traffic and construction. the indycar race is scheduled for labor day. >> sarah: a quincy man in court charged with an alarming crime. he posted names and addresses of unsuspecting women on a web site that invites women to rape and torture them. prosecutors say 45-year-old thomas sheehan, a former limo knew. a groveland mother says he posted pictures of not just her but her two juvenile daughters to the web site. >> he pretending to be me said that it was my fantasy to be abducted, raped. ism sheehan pleaded not guilty. his bail was set at $15,000. >> christa: one man is lucky to be alive after he was involved in a wild wreck. 73 years old and his name is leon rudman. he was driving in easton and his car flipped and landed in a shallow brook. now, he was able to free himself from his sea

has committed to providing up to $120 million for infrastructure once the company moves to the seaport district. boston has said it plans to offer $25 million in property tax relief to ge. ed: to commit 2016 now. donald trump will be back in new hampshire tomorrow. tomorrow the clash with ted cruz in last night's gop debate, still the biggest story in politics tonight. phil lipof is here now with where things go from here. phil? phil, ed, 11 million people were watching. after 24 hours of the hashtag new york values trending on twitter and outrage from city is still not backing away are the comment that offended so many. >> ted cruz under fire all day after saying in thursday's day bait. donald trump em am bodies a new york values into much can you explain what you mean by this? >> i think most people know what new york values are. >> there are many, nanny wonderful, wonderful working men and women in the state of new york. >> but every one understands that the values in new york city are socially lib are or pro abortion or pro gay marriage focus around money and the media. i guess i can frame

general electric will soon call the seaport district home. the big announcement, all but securing a bright future for the rapidly growing neighborhood. the multi billion dollar company says it wants to be at the center of a digital ecosystem. it was also lured by tax incentives from the city and state, totaling nearly 150 million dollars. but the move brings promise of a much larger infusion of money into the local economy. >> it will help the area bring business down here. >> emily: the city hopes other companies will follow general electric' s lead. it' s unclear if g.e. will build its own tower, or move into one already under construction. randy: stories impacting your health this morning, 800 children in new hampshire have been told the vaccinations they got may be no good. hepatitis, measles and other diseases were administered at alice peck day memorial hospital in lebanon over a 14-month span that ended last october. now, the hospital says the vaccines may have been improperly refrigerated. they won' t harm anyone, but they may not wor

if boston were the toys, ge the seaport district. a ballot question in the controversial animal welfare question will appear on the november ballot. it would mandate that all eggs sold in massachusetts come from cage free hens. the eggs could cost anywhere from $.12 more per dozen to $.80 more per dozen. no one wants to ditch the snacks completely. emily: but there are some options that could help you keep the resolutions. how about a hard-boiled egg with some sirota -- sr iracha? or watermelon with a little balsamic vinegar? the watermelon keeps you full, the white vinegar -- while the vinegar helps with digestion. and cottage cheese with a little cinnamon. randy: a tv host with an emily: the likeliness that could lead to trouble. erika: and a $20 device likely saved a baby' s life. and the fiancee of an injured secret service agent talks about his struggle. why she says they are not angry. and a highway chase with an even scarier twist. what police say they found inside the car. p find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken ap

four decades in connecticut, general electric is moving its headquarters north to boston' s seaport district. it is unclear how many of the 800 employees at the facility will be new hires and how many will be transfers. >> we are one of the busiest cities in the country and one of >> this is a great place to be for the next 50 years. erin: ge will get nearly $150 million in tax breaks and incentives in the city and state over the coming years. the poor start to the year continues on wall street. the s&p 500 had its worst day since september. the nasdaq lost nearly three point 5%. concerns over a market correction in the u.s. are sending stocks lower in asia this morning. chipotle will start a new marketing campaign next month to win back customers following a series of food scares. the company is taking new steps to ensure the safety of its food and the new marketing campaign will include tv commercials, newspaper ads, and direct trying to recover. sean: repair the image. people are looking for comfort food. it was cold outside yesterday. kevin: it certainly was. a little bit of a different

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: after four decades and it -- in connecticut, general electric is moving north to boston' s seaport district. they will complete the move by 2018. it is unclear how many of the and how many will be transfers. >> one of the busiest cities in the country' s one it comes to economic development -- we are one of the safest cities in america. >> this is a great place not for the next five years, but for the next 50 years. erin: ge will get $150 million in tax breaks and incentives from the city and state over the coming years. chipotle says it will start a new marketing campaign next month in an effort to win back customers following a series of food scares. sales plunged 30% in december after an e. coli outbreak and a nora virus problem in boston. the company is taking new steps to ensure the safety of its food and the new marketing campaign will include tv commercials, newspaper ads, and direct mailings. sean: you might need some spicy food to warm you up this morning. of the notches with the clear skies. central and southern areas have clouds moving in. kind of a seasonably chilly start to the

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will now call the seaport district home. the governor says it's not just the tax incentives that lured the eighth biggest company in the world here to boston but also the talent pool. >> we're honored to have them here. and we believe they are going to be a tremendous 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 today getting such a large company here. >> christa: g.e. has not chosen the property but plans to move this summer and bring 800 jobs to the state. mayor walsh also says concerns about public transportation and traffic still have to be addressed. >> sarah: still ahead on 7news, a new study out today says there is a way to stop kids beverages. the role parents play coming up. >> christa: it looks like more trouble ahead for the give of maine after a racist rant. how lawmakers plan to take action against him. >> sarah: and we're just hours away from the oscar nominations. which movies with ties to boston

people that live in boston seaport district may face months of noisy construction to prepare streets to host a indy car race. fox25 only tv station allowed inside private meeting between residents and organizers for boston grand prix. it could last for three months at night and if approved it would be labor day weekend and bring thousands of spectators to the neighborhood. >> mixture of people being excited about an event like this and also a lot of trepidation because this isn't something we >> julie: concrete barriers for the track could start arriving later today but they still have to go to the city. >> daniel: report into $48,000 towing bill. walpole driver got stuck in the road and reached out to kerry kavanagh. they called man from assured collision in for hearing and fox25 was there and this morning we know assured collision's bill has been trimmed to just over $6,400. the company has been cited for violating two state towing regelations. >> julie: local company makes a quick decision when the third child decides to arrive before getting to the hospital. this is a picture of

welcoming general electric to the new global headquarters in boston's sea headquarters in boston's seaport district this summer. >>> this morning a local fantasy sports company is facing another legal challenge. the attorney general of texas is issued an opinion which says daily fantasy sports games are a form of illegal gambling. companies like boston-based draftkings and rival fan duel may operate in the lone star lawsuit like the ones in new york city and illinois. the attorney for draftking says the judge's opinion is based on an misunderstanding of fantasy sports. >>> dealing with another big injury. defensive captain gerard mayo is out for the rest of the playoffs. he suffered a shoulder injury in saturday's win against kansas city. the broncos have started trash talking defense city of ends antonio smith and malik jackson say tom brady is a crybaby that likes to throw temper tantrums after he is hit. and marshal took shot at rob gronkowski. >> he pushes off and he gets away with it 98% of the time. that is what makes him hard to cover. >> the afc championship game takes place in denver. fox2

general electric moving corporate headquarters to boston. 130 billion company will call the seaport district home. >> this is a huge win for the city of boston. huge win for massachusetts. >> the governor said it's not just the 120 million in tax incentive from the commonwealth or tax relief that lured them to boston. but the eco system of envaigs where neighbors are pharmaceutical companies and technology firms. >> we're honored to have them here. we believe they are going to be a tremendous part of the growing innovation economy that we have here in massachusetts. and we're really looking forward to welcoming them. the company leaving fairfield, connecticut headquarters it called home since 1974. the governor said it's a huge disappoint. >>> they want to be in boston. ge hasn't picked a prompt but plans to move into a hot section of town with the silver line but no subway. and plenty of traffic concerns all of which is mayor said will have to be addressed. we're working on some plans and make some investments. we have to figure that out. we have work to do to come up with other plans to ge

. >>> general elect will move the corporate head quarters to the seaport district and 800 jobs. state will offer ge120 million dollars in tax incentives. and the city of boston will add as much as 25 million. official say that's just the cost of doing business. >> the big message here is this is a great place not to be for the next two years or next five years but for the next 50 years. >> two decades we have had companies move out of our city and now we have people moving into the city and that's a big win. >> employees will begin moving this summer to temporary locations until a permanent structure is completed. that should happen by 2018. morning. coming up a warning for parents. >> why doctors at one new hampshire hospital say hundreds of kids need to be revaccinated. >> plus, cardinal sean o'malley speaking exclusively to wbz about the movie spotlight. the critique straight ahead good morning danielle. >> good morning chris and everybody. so aid big ski week -- it's big ski weekend and coming up areas of snow on saturday drying out sunday and windy and colder heading into t

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 and the demons that brought them here. >> if you look around here this is a b

saying this could be just the beginning. decision to relocate from fairfield connecticut to the 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 >> 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 the discovery of two dead puppies last year. police say donathon and another man were breeding these

delivered a three-page leter to the mayor complaining the race planned for the seaport district over labor day weekend would be crowded and excessively loud and bad for business. they are kg for a meeting with city officials at the mayor's office they say it's possibility. >>> a sweet surprise from a boston marathon survivor. rebecca gregory is a newlywed and she posted on facebook and instagram she married her college sweetheart and met him when she was 18. she lost touch with him until they reconnected last summer. gregory lost a leg from injuries she suffered in the bombings and her first marriage end last year. she says she understands sometimes mistakes lead to true happiness. >>> a show of support for denna laing the that was badly hurt during a game the bruins and canadiens will auction their all money will go for her injuries she suffered. >>> tickets to last week answered snowstorm. >> a city is apologizing and make amends. >> this is jon keller. one year from today we will have a new president. we will look at what we expect from that unfortunate person. >>> it's 6:24. we h

it will employ about 800 people in the seaport district of boston and will sell its offices in fairfield and 30 rockefeller plaza in new york. >>> joaquin el chapo guzman has been returned to the prison he broke out of last year. this time around mexican authorities say the drug lord has already been moved around between cells eight times. >>> turkey's prime minister says turkish security forces have detained four people in connection with the suicide bombing in instan beautiful yesterday which killed ten tourists, most of them german. the suicide bomber entered turkey as a syrian refugee. >>> in his weekly address, pope francis asked those in attendance to pray for the victims of the istanbul attack. he called for eternal peace to the deceased and also the relatives and to convert the hearts of the violent. and that is the cnbc news update at this hour. back to you, ty. >> thank you very much, sue. >>> to the bond market we go and rick santelli. he's tracking the action, as usual, at the cme. hi, rick. >> hi, tyler. well, you could call it global anxiety, but something certainly enticed

ge will relocate to the seaport district from connecticut to full moon to complete by 2018. boston mayor marty walsh of the news of this move cannot be understated. >> is first business i think this is one of the biggest accompaniment in the history of our city. >> connecticut's governor says he's disappointed in the decision and views as a wake-up call that connecticut need to adapt to the current business climate. >> $1.5 billion that's how much the powerball jackpot is in the drawing is less than six hours away. if you know when wins that number is expected to go up to 2 billion it's hard to imagine how much money that is a lot of people are hoping that the have the chance to find out. >> reporter: what stateline mobile here in methuen massachusetts lottery sales agent in the entire state high-volume but to an especially true with this huge jackpot at stake a one at stake a at stake a $1.5 billion. store selling about 25,000 tickets a day to people with but this place is busy because people say they win here. about 19 years ago only paltry $42 million but the jackpot of 1

the short-term ge's decision to relocate from bethel connecticut to the seaport district is expected to bring in 800 high cellar jobs. the deal included a $120 million grant and benefit million in property tax relief. governor baker is already calling it a huge win for the city and the state added more could be on the way. >> i'm sure will be other companies that probably not even thinking about massachusetts or boston state taking a look at us because of this. >> he says in a statement the boston area has a diverse technologically work force that fits with this aspirations. >> bustamante claimed one of two dollar powerball ticket sold in massachusetts. he place to use the winnings to pay off his and his wife's student loans and help out their parents. he bought his ticket at the trouble can be stored charlestown.other million-dollar ticket was sold at to the seafood shops on bridgewater. just in the last five minutes we learned that ticket has been claimed by robert dole of east bridgewater. million-dollar prize is four tickets that matched the first five numbers but are missing >>

. >>> a group of people who live in a seaport district are asking mayor walsh to cancel the indy car race in boston. they report volunteers with the group called the coalition against indy car boston are collecting signatures to present to the mayor. disrupty to their lives. the indy car race is scheduled to be held labor day weekend. >> the pats dealing with a blow to the defense. they will be missing the linebacker sidelined now for the rest of the play off. so the broncos in the mean time doing a little trash talking. talking smack whatever you want to call. here's nicole oliverio at gillette. this will get the team all riled up. more motivation for them. >>> i was just thinking what will happen between now and sunday to make it more than just a brady manning match up. >>> for the first time this week patriots will be on the practice field preparing for beat denver sunday. and if tom brady needed any extra motivation to win. he just may have a new reason for wanting to crush the broncos. denver defensive line antonio one that earned tom brady the crybaby. he told the colorado spri

sufficiently infrastructure issues, major traffic congestion and dangerous bridges, especially in the seaport district, the focus of so much excitement and urban growth. and while "t" management and transparency has improved, we're in for a long ride before we arrive at a public transportation system that can adequately service bay state needs. the challenges loom large. but if our local leaders can remain focused on solutions and not partisan politics, victories will come. we can only hope our bipartisan spirit will infect some of the presidential candidates so busily stumping in new hampshire. >> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." danielle: we're starting off cool but the weekend will warm up. the mild temperatures greeting us for february. antoinette: counting down to the caucuses. all eyes on iowa this weekend and on hillary clinton. the new email trouble plaguing her campaign. doug: a family's search for justice. three years after the murder of shawn clark in his malden skate responsible. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." doug: good m

. >>> residents of boston's sea >>> residents of boston's seaport district may face months of noisy construction to prepare local streets to host an indy car race. fox25 is the only tv station allowed inside private meeting last night between residents and organizers of the boston grand prix. prix place construction done at night and could last for three months. if approved, the lace will be labor day weekend and involve major traffic day changes and bring 17,000 spectators to a neighborhood. >> i think a mixture of people being excited about an event like this, but i also think a lot of trepidation because this is not something we are accustomed too. >> reporter: race organizers i but concrete barriers could start arriving later today. >>> 6:39 this morning. an update on a fox25 investigates report into a $48,000 towing bill. a walpole driver got stuck in mud offroading in december. called assured collision in for a hearing. fox25 was there. this morning, we know assured collision's bill has been trim collision's bill has been trimmed to just over $6400. and the company has been cited for viola