strangulation and assault and battery stemming from an incident last week. on the morning of november 10, bourne police say that a 14- year-old girl was walking to her bus stop when allen grabbed her and threw her to the ground. of the witness called out the victim s name and allen fled. police don t know that the victim and allen know each other. the are uninjured. the aggravated part of the charge comes from her being under the age of 16. reporter: allen is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow in falmouth district court. louisa moller, wbz news. and also tonight, going free. massachusetts house speaker sal dimasi will be released early, serving 5 years of his 8-year sentence for corruption. and because of his rapidly declining health, he will get out. beth germano has more. beth? reporter: it s not granted often but the judge granted what is qoan as compassion at release. it was u.s. officials and the attorney who came together to help fighe and the illness made a d
miller. julie: good morning, everyone, i m julie grauert. good weather expected today and tomorrow and you better enjoy it now because watching winter like weather over the weekend. shiri: next couple days going to be the warm ones and huge change and start feeling like winter again so we have got mostly cloudy skies across eastern and central massachusetts and temperature here back up to 50 in many spots including boston and hour-by-hour forecast now for framingham maintains those mostly cloudy skies here for the morning hours, 53? at 11:00 a.m. then we got some sunshine, so brightens up here during the afternoon hours. big cooldown coming, by the way, for the evening drive home from work and 40s back on tap before you know it and up and down of temperature and big temperature dropoff over the weekend and that s coming up. julie grauert now with live drive time traffic. take it away, julie. julie: looking better on route 1 as head from the peabody expressway slow going
after prosecutors argue dimasi is deathly ill and serving the rest of his sentence for corruption is not necessary given his grave condition. the 71-year-old has been diagnosed with throat and prostate cancer while behind bars. he has had treatment in prison and is in remission. side effects of the health care has caused a narrowing of the esophagus and creates a risk of choking while he eats or drinks. the u.s. bureau of prisons says it is difficult for him to function in prison. dimasi was convicted of he has served five years of his eight-year sentence. in the last hour, current massachusetts senate president sam rosenberg tweeted out i m very pleased to learn of the coming compassionate release of sal demacy. i wish him and his family a joyous homecoming. also, the current speaker of the house also put out a comment basically saying that dimasi and his family have christa: right now we have some breaking news in newton. fire crews have responded to a hazardous materia
afraid to let their kids outside. nick is live in dorchester. some parents who live in this very area were telling me tonight point blank they think twice before coming outside walking their kids down this particular sidewalk because of incidents we saw right here today. we can t even come outside and let our kids come outside because we re scared. reporter: this is the mindset of a mother, currently living along west cottage street meet. melissa cub recall could only shake her head and hold her kids close. it s not a random act of violence. clearly an argument that escalated to an unfortunate death. reporter: according to police commissioner william evans, one man involved in the argument was found dead by the doorway of this home, surrounded by red tape. questioning. neighbors like lisa, meanwhile, question why the fight turned fatal. i don t know why people are deciding to kill instead of talking and resolving it in another way. people are losing their family m
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