Skies and some areas of fog. In particular, areas like nor wood, providence into connecticut. Fog. Clouds a little thinner down to the cape and islands this morning. And the fog potential will stick with us until 9 00 this morning. Here you can also see so do the mostly cloudy skies in spots like boston and worcester and into southern New Hampshire. So the warmup under way between about 7 and 8 a. M. By noontime, we are crime that by noontime, we are crime thating up to number 60 degrees thating up to number 60 degrees. It brightens up in the afternoon and features scattered clouds mixing that sunshine. If you plan on heading out at all at 5 p. M. , maybe that is the point you are either driving hole from work or planning to do shopping today. I have temperatures back into the middle 50s. Those will actually be coming down from high 58 to 66. Most of us in the 60s later today after patchy fog and mist this morning. Partly sunny conditions into the afternoon. We will take a closer look
And wounded 260. U. S. Attorney general Loretta Lynch called it a fitting punishment for a horrific crime. The jurys decision came after 14 hours of deliberation. Don dahler is at the federal courthouse in boston. Reporter its a city that has been holding its collective breath for this. Yes i think that its justice. Reporter but inside, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev showed little emotion, standing with head bowed as his fate was announced. Federal prosecutors knew they had an uphill battle in massachusetts, a state that has outlawed the Death Penalty in its own cases. Bostons Police Commissioner William Evans you know, not going to blow up our marathon, theyre not going to blow up our city, and theyre not going to inflict any type of terror in our country. I think thats the strong message we sent today. Reporter its likely, this was the critical image for the jury Surveillance Video of tsarnaev pl a deadly Pressure Cooker bomb four feet away from the Richard Family which witnesses said put eightye
And wounded 260. U. S. Attorney general Loretta Lynch called it a fitting punishment for a horrific crime. The jurys decision came after 14 hours of deliberation. Don dahler is at the federal courthouse in boston. Reporter its a city that has been holding its collective breath for this. Yes i think that its justice. Reporter but inside, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev showed little emotion, standing with head bowed as his fate was announced. Federal prosecutors knew they had an uphill battle in massachusetts, a state that has outlawed the Death Penalty in its own cases. Bostons Police Commissioner William Evans you know, not going to blow up our marathon, theyre not going to blow up our city, and theyre not going to inflict any type of terror in our country. I think thats the strong message we sent today. Reporter its likely, this was the critical image for the jury Surveillance Video of tsarnaev placing a deadly Pressure Cooker bomb four feet away from the Richard Family which witnesses said put ei
This is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Pelley this is our western edition. Pelley in a surprising revelation this evening, the National Transportation safety board says it has asked the f. B. I. To investigate whether a projectile shattered the windshield of that amtrak passenger train before it derailed derailed on tuesday night. There were reports of two other trains in the same area being hit by something perhaps rocks or even bullets. Chris van cleve has the breaking story. Reporter scott, the National Transportation safety board is asking the f. B. I. To investigate damage to the engine of the derailed train 188. Take a close look at this picture. If you look at the windshield one was a washington bound amtrak which sustained damage to a window seen in this picture taken by a passenger. The other was damage to a commuter train here known as septa. Both incidents happening shortly before and in the same general area as train 188s derailment. In addition to the engineer the