This is from the top of mt. Washington. The observatory tweeting out this wintry scene of the frosted summit with the colors of autumn below. Antoinette danielle, please say thats not snow. Danielle im not looking at it reid, antoinette, that was snow. Yes, yesterday mt. Washington picked up a little bit of snow. Dont worry. Were not talking about that here in the forecast today. Were talking about some temperatures though to start out this morning. 44 in worcester but look in keene, 37 right now. Even socked in with some fog there as well. 50 in boston. But already 57 on nantucket. Temperatures are on the way up as we go through the afternoon. We are going to hang on to some highlevel clouds for the Morning Hours. But by lunchtime, we should see full sunshine. With a southwest wind, temperatures warm into the upper 60s today for highs. In fact, heres what it looks like recently. Mid 60s in worcester. 67 taunton. 63 degrees on nantucket. And 68 degrees in boston. So its a warm day. We
Right now. Coffee cup thats sparking a shop. Good morning this is newscenter 5s eyeopener. Antoinette a good morning to you. Its so great to have you with you. 6 00. Sunday, october 11. Im Antoinette Antonio. Reid and im reid lamberty. Good to have you here. This morning. But take a look at this photo from the top of mt washington. The observatory tweeting out summit with the colors of autumn below. Antoinette it sure is pretty from far away. Danielle . Danielle antoinette and reid, i know. I dont think any of us are really ready for the big fourletter dreaded word yet, snow. Mt. Washington saw a little bit of that yesterday. Theyre already experiencing winter way up there. As far as whats happening here, we, were talking about some fog this morning. We have visibilities now down to pittsfield. Down to about three quarters of a mile. It has improves somewhat in too. Thats going to be the trend. Were going to see the fog quickly burn off and then temperatures start to respond once that
And persist 10 anxiety. Police say 40yearold dame men oliver is the one to blame. He turned himself in to detectives and is charged with attacking shea on a septa trolley last week. My bag kept bumping this man and he was getting mad my bag was bumping him. That was shea right after attack. In this cell phone video police say oliver can be seen hitting shea on the public trolley. Packed with passengers. I saw his fist was rolled up as if he was ready to hit me. He said he would hit me. Eyewitness news did you go through his criminal history and found page after page of run ins with police. According to Court Documents oliver was arrested in 1994 nor aggravated assault. He was later found guilty. He pleaded guilty to simple assault after a 2003 arrest and following a 2006 arrest. We spoke to one of his neighbors about the trolley attack. Coward. Any man touches a girl is a coward. You know, i got boys. My son took their hands on a woman, it going to be problem. Another neighbor asked us
Teenager happened while she was on a septa trolley just last week. Now, Eyewitness News reporter david spunt has dug up new details about the man who turned himself in today. David is at Police Headquarters with what we know. David . Reporter chris his name is damon oliver hes 40 years old a City Employees he works for the citys parks and Recreation Department and he is no stranger to police. He has a lengthy criminal record. So detectives here at headquarters are familiar with the name tonight hes behind bars and his victim is recovering. The images are hard to look at. A 17 Year Old Girl named shea has a broken nose, a black eye and persist 10 anxiety. Police say 40yearold dame men oliver is the one to blame. He turned himself in to detectives and is charged with attacking shea on a septa trolley last week. My bag kept bumping this man and he was getting mad my bag was bumping him. That was shea right after attack. In this cell phone video police say oliver can be seen hitting shea o
Have the recent events and the press response to those events had any kind of impact on your officers or made them more likely to employ strategies and tactics that might actually compromise their safety or the safety of the community . Sheriff clarke mr. Chair, congressman, without a doubt its part of the Tipping Point that i talked about. You know, we need balance obviously and obviously when we find balance maintaining is going to be more difficult. An officer delaying that thing thats telling him or her to do a certain thing that doesnt happen and may cost them their lives but let me say this about the use of body cameras. I am for this, the use of this technology. I think its a force multiplier. It can only help. But what ive been advising, i think were rushing into this because we will end up with a law of unintended consequences. There are privacy issues involved. It potentially could lead to fewer people wanting to come forward and cooperate with the police, especially in our n