Today. Some people will see 60s. Others 50s. Here is meteorologist Sarah Wroblewski in for shiri toyota break it all down. Sarah good morning. Yeah, with he a weather boundary right over our region. That means to the north, it is going to be cool. To the south, it is going to be a little bit mild. But where it sets up, that is something we will be track approximating appear band of clouds across the region. A couple of sprinkles, raindrops out there. Dont be surprised if you will be traveling south of the city, the south coast, cape and islands, we have wet weather out there. North we are looking just fine. But the temperatures well above average to start. 60 in boston route now. We have the 50s down across the southeast. 40s to the north and west and futurecast, you will see with the Morning Hours the clouds stay with us and may be a few breaks and tracking sprinkles and raindrops to. Notice the difference in temperatures, 50s for the north shore into parts of New Hampshire to the upp
Former egyptian president Hosni Mubaraks months in prison are over. Just minutes ago, a helicopter flew him from cairos prison and here is the report from cairo. Released from the prison after hours of legal procedure, Hosni Mubarak is released. The destination is very short down the road, the medical facility. He will remain under house arrest under the terms of the state of emergency decree issued by the government. His ban on leaving the country has also been reimposed. Meanwhile, the trial for deaths in 2011 resumes. The allegation is that he will be tried through n three Different Cases and that movement is not just a revolution but a military coup. Those who opposed him for decades will also appear. Charged with inciting the violence in recent months. They accuse the morsi government of not being aggressive enough in taking action against mubarak, saying he must take responsibility for the release of the men he replaced. A prison cell but the circumstances have certainly emphatic
A recent major earthquake that hit a wide area centering on the Noto Peninsula, central Japan, has caused no major safety problems at the local Shika nuclear power plant, the operator says in a postdisaster review.