Let me show you right now the current conditions. Lower 60s in boston, watch what happens through the day. We are in the upper 50s at noontime. Scattered rain north and west of the city. But the farther south and east you go, its more of the steadier washouttype weather, and into about 3 00, notice the temperatures. They are in the middle 50s. We are just going to fall a little bit today behind the front. So, fenway, plan for rain. Bring the ponchos i. Will turn breezy as well. We have certainly seen Better Baseball days with mid first pitch. Im back with more coming up. And we are following breaking news this morning. Police are investigating after a shooting in roxbury fox 25 Stephanie Coueignoux is live at Boston Police headquarters and, stephanie, we know one person was rushed to the hospital . Reporter yeah, still a lot of questions though remain, heather, including how this victim is doing and exactly how old that victim is. This is some video though of what that scene looked lik
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HALIFAX What s being called an unknown substance found on blotters typically associated with the use of acid is causing worry and warnings in the Halifax area. People think it s going to be an acid trip and next thing you know they re not waking up, says Matthew Bonn of the Canadian Association of People Who Use Drugs. Bonn says an increase in overdoses over the last couple weeks has raised alarm bells. It s really surprising to me because, usually when you see overdose deaths, it s related to a pill that someone may have taken, it s related to a substance that someone may have injected. It s not really a blotter pad, that s more recreational kind of acid, Bonn says.