Northeastly winds briing in the morning clouds. Well see them cler out and the temperatures climb to 80 degrees by lunch time today. A look at the future weather. If youre moving out the door, jillian is standing by with traffic. If youre moving out, you wont be slowed down at all. Major roads are in the clear. The vine street expressway near 76. No delays to deal with at all right now on the vine, on 76, 95. The roosevelt boulevard is clear. Drivers making their way southbound as they appac76. Its a v q ss tthing ic go. Atinikit especially oa id i, t white horse was shut down, free emergency road bridge, that is closed that construction yesterday because of the bridge. Thats closed between burnt mill road and route 30, the whitec horse pike. Somerdale road is your best bet for an alternate. New from overnight, violence in chester, police are looking for the person who killed one man and injured two others in a shooting in delaware county. This happened on west 7th and lloyd streets i
Captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Pelley good evening. A notorious cold case suddenly turned very hot today. The case of the Boston Strangler. Prosecutors say that for the first time dna has linked Albert Deval Desalvo to one of the victims with nearly 100 certainty. And now investigators plan to dig up desalvos remains to do more tests. Terrell brown is in boston and he has the latest on this inves on that began half a century ago. Reporter for years in the 1960s the case of the Boston Strangler baffled police. 11 unmarried women, ages 19 to 85 sexually assaulted and killed in their homes. The last victim was parry sullivan. Casey scherrman is her nephew. Mary was 19 years old. She was the joy of her Irish Catholic family. She grew up on cape cod. Was a 1962 graduate of barnstable high school. And she had moved up to boston four days before she was murdered. Reporter unlike the other murders, police found semen in sullivans body. And on a blan
And i, of course, was at abc doing it. We can never forget. Its too penetrating a memory, obviously, but there are so many who are in our business now, who are growing up, who didnt live it. And this museum, im telling you, when you go in there, it tells the story of that day. The sounds of the emergency locator beacons that they have playing in demonstrations of rubble that represent i never knew what they were when i heard them. You heard them for days. Confusing. Every one of those represented the firefighters who was lost, every one. And you hear them when you go to the museum. Im going to be honest, i havent having been there that day and actually when the north tower fell, i havent been back here but three times, and this is the third time in 13 ye years. One was for the first anniversary. One was for the tenth anniversaa anniversary and now today, this is how i September September 11th. That was about a few minutes after the north tower had fallen. And the window directly below
A Goffstown woman, whose husband committed suicide last September, has won her lawsuit against Goffstown police who refused to give her husband’s suicide letters to her.