Forty eight degrees in Boston at six o'clock. Good morning, I'm Charlie Burger on here is what's happening more great leaf raking and leaf peeping weather today.
Today brings yet another sunny and warmer day to the area, with a high of seventy one to seventy five.
The Colors are a lot better now, aren't they than they were a week or two ago? Just tough when they land in new Yard. Hackey Weather is l Troy Thornton has the full four day forecast coming up. Patriots are in action this morning as they try to end a five game losing streak. Deal face the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Stadium in London, kickoff at nine point thirty. Bruins lost last night. Utah Hockey Club beat the Bees
in overtime finally two to one. Lionel Messi with a hat trick into Miami beat the Revs in Major League Soccer six to two, and the Celtics raised banner eighteen Tuesday night, when they open their schedule against the Knicks at home. Early in person voting their way in Massachusetts, five ballot questions to be decided to come November fifth, with ride share drivers fighting for support on Question three. Here's wbz's Mike Macklins.
Our job getting harder and harder. I used to work forty hours, fifty hours and make a living and support my family. I have five daughters. So now we walk longer hours, we earn less and no protections.
Ahamhlali knows the struggles of the ride share drivers. The immigrant from Somalia has been a ride share driver for eight years. As Massachusetts voters headed to the poles on the first day of early voting, Hillali and his colleagues went door to door to ask voters to give them the right to form a union, something the legislature has refused to do.
Our lawmakers, they did not pass the bill. We had, the Right Share Driver Justice Bill. We have been going to the state House for eighteen months and now we're going to the ballot. We're going to the voter and asked us to give us a ride to have protection and dignity and have a living and just work like the rest of the workers in this instead.
Recent polls indicate a majority voters support the rideshare drivers. Mike maclum wb Z Boston's News.
Radio Democratic Vice presidential candidate Tim Walls will be wrapping up a busy weekend of campaigning attending a fundraiser Later today in Boston. He'll headline an afternoon reception hosted by the former US Ambassador to Spain, Alan Solomont. Location of the event revealed with an RSVP. Ticket prices range from five hundred to one hundred thousand dollars. Officials in Georgia in investigating why a crowded gangway on Sappelo Island collapsed.
Seven are dead, many others injured. WTOC reporter Jasmine Butler jeral.
J Thomas Pastor's Elm Grove Church not far from the scene. These buses bringing hundreds of people here to get help and be taken back home. He says, it's nothing more than a community coming together.
They came together quickly, and they began to send the necessary things that was needed in order to make the people stay while they were going through this tragic time will bear.
There are reports the dock was hit by a boat. The collapse happened during a celebration of the island's Glagichee culture. The island is about fifty miles south of Savannah, Georgia. Let's check the four day WBZACUA the forecast and for well three weeks into October. What a stretch of weather we have. It will be sunny today, high seventy one to seventy five. It clears out overnight. Tonight we drop back to fifty three. Tomorrow's sunshine, warm high seventy six
to seventy nine. Tuesday not as warm, but still sun clouds, high sixty seven in Boston, even seventies Inland. And then for Wednesday, it's warmer again with mostly sunny skies, high between seventy and seventy four, maybe a shower late on Wednesday night forty eight degrees. Right now in Boston at six oh five. A day of apple picking becomes a legal case. Nicole Peppin claims she was racially profiled while apple picking back on October fifth, to Connor's Farm in Danvers.
Pepin says a male employee followed her family, at one point attempting to grab their strollers, accusing them of stealing.
According to the Danvers police officer responding to the fight that day, the employee quote was the aggressor and clearly provoked the incident. Working to determine what exactly went down. In the police report, the officer recounts the farm's owner making comments like look at these people. Look at the crowd. We have plenty of problems here and you can lock
up half the crowd. The officer says, in part, it was very clear that Connors was referring to the many racial minorities in the crowd and insinuating that they were criminals, this leaving customers concerned.
I don't understand why they take their job that seriously, to that extent that they would feel they need to put their hands on like me for an apple, Like now we can get a supermarket.
A spokesperson from the farm told WBZ Connor's Farm takes these allegations very seriously and is actively investigating the matter.
It's wbztvs. Samantha Cheney reporting the Berkshire District Attorney's Office ruling out prosecuting former private school history teacher Matthew Rutledge for sexual misconduct. Rutlige is accused of grooming and sexually assaulting five women when they were students at Miss Hall's School in Pittsfield. He resigned from the school back in March at least two of the women claimed the abuse started when they were fourteen and fifteen years old. The
legal age of sexual consent in Massachusetts is sixteen. In a statement Friday Berkshire DA Timothy Chagru says, while the alleged behavior is profoundly troubling, it is not illegal. The attorney for the women, Eric McLeish, disagreeing with the decision, telling The Globe that none of his clients consented to have sex with Rutlich. Child advocates were shocked by the
story about sexual abuse involving thirteen children in California. They were members of the Urpin family, Their parents eventually sent to prison. The kids placed with a foster family in Riverside County, and now that couple and their daughter have pleaded guilty to child abuse charges involving nine of the children.
Rosa and Leanis Ogean got probation. Marcellino Olgein, who was also convicted of sexual assault, was sentenced to prison. A victim impact statement written by one of the victims, identified only by the initials JT, was read out loud in the courtroom.
Always felt when.
There was nothing but a problem to the family because of the times they were told to me and.
How I was treated.
Attorneys representing members of the Churpin family are now suing Riverside County.
Rob McMillan reporting from Los Angeles. You are now in the loop for news updates throughout the day. Listen to DOUBDBZ News Radio on the iHeartRadio app. I'm Charlie Berger on WDBZ, Boston's news radio