that young boy has been transported to the hospital and flighted to a boston hospital. we believe he is doing okay right know. any gunshot wound is dangerous and anything can happen. our thoughts and prayers go out to that little boy. also at the same time the police the police and the state police are also doing a great job trying to figure out what happened. when we have that information we will give it out when stable condition? stable condition. [ inaudible question ] like i said the d.a. said the investigation is on going. we are currently investigating all that. what was it like for your [ indiscernible ] [ inaudible question ] well i m certainly as you could imagine it is a very difficult call to go on. it is a tragic issue and a tragic situation. our offices will receive after care in certainly counseling as a result. so we have been listening in to this tragedy this afternoon. two boys in a home together, one shot. he is 11-year-old transferred to b
the highest ws now up to 60 miles per hour am this the pressure is falling near the center of the storm. so let s get over and show you the information on this that is most important. the storm is now starting to move to the north-northeast, stad i there around 10 miles per hour. we will accelerate a little bit over the next 24 hours. what it meaps. hurricane warnings and hurricane watches over a good chunk of the western and upper florida coast and good chunk of the panhandle. as a storm surge the right for the east of where the storm crosses that he is the problem. also, very heavy rain and, of course, strong winds. likely to become a minimal hurricane, then say just inland, across the southeastern states. as it gets closer to us. two things. i may lose some of the tropical characteristics but it may get ina blocking situation and just meander around a few hundred miles south of us during the second half of the weekend so us significant wind or rain or whether we barely mis
cindy: you got it. any impact will be toward the end of the holiday weekends later sunday into monday. right now it is moving 60 miles per hour, nearly 300 miles southwest of tampa and you can see that it s expected to strengthen to a category one and make landfall down the big bend area. for there it will begin heading into the but for this point it is moving in our general direction, still a lot of uncertainty as to the track of the storm, but it will be in our vicinity as we head toward the holiday weekend. in the meantime, a lot of clouds out the door, thunderstorms out the door, and you can see rain through western connecticut, a lot of the focusing south of the pike over the next few hours have an umbrella for the and a lot of that activity is focused south of the pike. right now we want to get you out to the roads and see how we are doing. olessa: good morning. we start off at the pike with a check by allston brighton and traffic is nice and light in both directions.
cindy: this could become a category one before it hits us. we are watching the potential here, sunday into labor day, but we still have some time. wind of 60 miles per hour, and you can see the official forecast, strengthening this is a category one hurricane. to skim the coast line, reaching the carolinas by the time we get to saturday, and it has something of a monday timeframe closer to our latitude with the potential impact around the weekend. we have clouds and showers, and steady rain coming out of the hartford area. moving toward rhode island and showers around marshfield. as we go forward in time today, things will slowly moved to our area a lot of clouds throughout the day and showers south of the pike that threat pushes to the south coast indicate through the afternoon and north and west of town we will see some brightening. upper 60 s to around 70, holding in the 70 s throughohe much more on that tropical storm coming up but right now let s get you out to the r
2013. good morning. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. well, investigators looking into spain s deadliest rail disaster in decades is looking at speed. it may have been going twice as fast. one american is among the dead and the state department says at least five others were hurt. tara mergener has more. reporter: video of the crash outside the city of santiago de compostela shows how quickly the train derailed off the track and twisted into pieces. there are indications that the train may have been traveled at twice the speed limit. the driver garzon is in the hospital. one of the victims was an american identified as 47-year-old cordoba from virginia. she was the administrative employee of the catholic diocese. she was vacationing with her husband and daughter to visit their son who was on a pilgrimage. i m sure they were looking forward to it. i can only imagine how horrible it must have been for their son, you know, waiting for them to arrive and to hear the