Cloudy sky's in Boston, thirty eight degrees. It's eleven o'clock on this Sunday morning. I'm Sherry Small and here's what's happening. Is deja vous? Where the weather's concerned today?
The weekend ends as it began, with cold and cloudy conditions with rain and drizzle.
That's ACCU Weather meteorologist LaTroy Thornton. But there is a warm up coming up tomorrow. The full forecast is coming right up. First to News Now. Police investigating after a TESLA protester claims that he was grazed by the side mirror of a pickup truck, claiming the driver intentionally targeted the group of demonstrators. CBS News Boston's Paul Burton report.
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Tense moments at a TESLA protest on Pleasant Street in Watertown on Saturday, when Frank Gary says he was clipped by a black pickup truck.
But he hit me with this the mirrors. You know those talks of the big side mirrors, But they hit me right in the iron. I chased after them to get the number, and I gave it to the police officers.
Frank says he was standing on the sidewalk chanting with the group of protesters when the black f one to fifty truck turned the corner close to the crowd. Police say the driver of the pickup struck two people. Their injuries were not serious. You think he was aiming for you all.
Absolutely, he had parked here or like that car was, and then he just went right here. So he was planning the whole time. It was intentional and deadley. Weapon is a car.
There was a strong police presence during the protest. Police say they did locate the truck a short time later and have spoken with the driver and.
No charges have been filed. Meanwhile, Boston police releasing photos of a suspect that they say vandalized and harassed people around him and Way and Gainsboro Streets. Officials say the suspect targeted Tesla's early in the morning during the week of March ninth. Photos showed the suspect wearing dark colors, possibly gray or white, shoes and a red backpack. Anyone with information is asked to tact police. You can see the photos. We have them posted on our website wbcnewsradio
dot com. The deathol now over sixteen hundred and rescue crews in Southeast Asia continue their desperate search for survivors following Friday's massive magnitude seven point seven earthquake. ABC's Date Packer with more The epicenter in the war torn country of me and Mar. Millions there now without power, buildings
toppled roads toward apart. Hundreds of aid workers are trying to enter the country, but many of me and Mar's airports have been damaged by the quake, making it difficult for rescue teams and equipment to reach areas impacted by
the quake. On Friday, President Trump indicated that the US had been in touch with officials in me and Mar and the US would be helping, and the US Geological Survey reports and areaeer Mandalay and me and Mar was hit today by a magnitude five point one after Shotgun also knew this morning a tsunami warning issued for the island of Tonga after a strong seven point one magnitude quake hits the Pacific island and now the fourt a WBZ achy weather forecast. Here's meteorol just John Feerix.
Slotdy Damp Chili for the rest of today, a little bit of a breeze, and we'll have areas of drizzle and fog. We'll top out only in the low forties. And tonight cloudy, a little bit of rain and drizzle. Tempertures steady or even rising a couple of degrees, the breezy miler. For Tomorrow, mostly cloudy, a couple of showers around high sixty to sixty four. We'll have some rain tomorrow night and breezy and cooler for Tuesday, some sun returns I fifty one, then chili Wednesday despite some sunshine,
high only forty. I'm AKIW Weather's John Feer WBZ, Boston's news Radio.
All right, right now checking the region. In western mass we're seeing low to mid thirty Central Mass high thirties, and let's check the coasts anywhere between. It looks like a gloster coming in at thirty eight degrees Ipswich thirty six, Revere thirty nine degrees. South of the city, quinsy thirty nine degrees, Plymouth forty one along the cape anywhere between forty and forty two degrees, forty two in New Bedford in the city right now, cloudy and thirty eight degrees.
Team stas Local twenty five held their sixteenth annual Autism Gala at Encore last night.
It gives us a lot of pride that our students are up there.
Mike Kelly, the executive director of the Boston Higashi School, says the jazz band playing at the gala is a big source of pride for the school.
It's amazing what they do and really builds their confidence of self esteem.
A big deal performing for the one thousand or so in attendance. The Teamsters Local twenty five Autism Funds supports nearly one hundred organizations, including the Higashi School.
They've been a great supporter of ours, and it's really helped us enhance some of our programming, particularly with same facilities. They've helped us to build an athletic field.
The fund has raised eight million dollars for autism research and awareness. In Randolph Suzanne Sauceville, WBZ Boston's News Radio.
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