We dont have religious tests here. Our founders, our constitution, our bill of rights, are clear about that. And obama again called on congress to act to keep assault style weapons out of the hands of people intent on doing harm. Reinstate the assault weapons ban make it harder for terrorists to use the weapons to kill us. And obama asks what about muslim americans, he said we have seen our government mistreat our fellow citizens and its a shameful part of our history. Lets return to orlando and action news reporter, chad pradelli, you have learned more about the women from philadelphia and their horrific experience in the club and fon your of then it turned deadly. Reporter this morning i sat down with tiara parker, she was released from the hospital yesterday and her cuzz akira did not escape. They recalled the horrifying hours. The lady next to me was like please help me, i have baseball hit, i have been hit. As omar mateen sprayed the nightclub with bullets. They ran into a bathroo
Can see 4 p. M. Temperatures still pretty mild. 50s on tap during the evening commute. You are going to see clearing skies and dropping temperatures skies and dropping temperatures. 54 to 60 today. Enjoy it while you can. A cooler forecast coming up for the middle of the week. Get you over to Julie Grauert with live drive time traffic this morning. Hey, julie julie 60s, sounds like windows down if you were headed out for that part of the day. Good morning, everyone. Things looking good on the roads if you were one of those early birds that heads out the door at 5 a. M. Route 1 moving along just fine. 93 south wide open from 495 through the North Reading area into woburn and medford and somerville. A look at the pike nothing slowing you down from framingham through the weston tolls and making your way to the allstonbrighton areas. You can hit the speed limit on the expressway and not just do bumpertobumper. Live look at the pipe in bright live look at the pipe in brighton, count the car
Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/Getty ImagesEsteemed art collectors Raphael and Jane Bernstein were allegedly swindled out of millions of dollars by an opportunistic personal assistant, according to a new lawsuit.The Bernsteins, 92 and 87, respectively, are prominent patrons of the arts whose collection has been shown in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the National Gallery of Art, and the Hood Museum at Dartmouth. A biography on the Hood Museum website describes them as “eli
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