chickening -- chicopee has had almost 3 inches of rain. we just cannot seem to buy that regionwide soaking rain event that we could really use to get some rain. -- we did get some rain though. we had about a quarter inch in belmont and we are going to need a lot more. when it comes to the city all. we have had -- we have not had a quarter inch since may 5. it is been a long time. are -- hour rainfall today is penn wheeling. the son's been breaking out across the area. the cape and the islands, we're clearing out there with that little bit of temperature jump. it is a comfortable evening. we will fall into the 50s. some patchy fog develops. the city holds on to about 63 degrees. all told, a cool evening out a little bit of patchy fog in the morning. otherwise, it is a good day. it will be very comfortable. lots of sunshine. low 80s tomorrow afternoon. a bit of a sea breeze with temps in the 70s. is going to be a great day. a great day for a walk. it is been a stretch over the past few days. blisters up to 80 degrees. it is not a hot day. a

. >> a chicopee man accused in the a teenager back in court. jeffrey was originally charged with murder. a grand jury decided not to indict him on that charge. a 15-year-old dillon francisco was shot and killed last month when he repeatedly knocked at his door. the judge set bail at $10,000 cash. [chanting] >> this is black lives matter of cambridge city hall. protesting the lack of affordable housing in the city. the officers removed the door handle and moved the protestors away from the entryway. no arrests were made. >> a driver falls asleep at the wheel causing this car to land on its top as you can see. the crash happening this morning on market street. this is in rockland. when firefighters first got on the scene the actual car was on fire. the driver was taken to the hospital to get checked out. >> right now firefighters say an electrical circuit malfunctioned, and that sparked this four-alarm fire in boston. about a dozen people were forced from their homes. this was around midnight in alston. one firefighter suffered a back injury but

chicopee, over two inches of rain. look at this -- 3.6 inches of rain from this morning. if we start all of the rain gathering right now in boston, we would go down with the june through july, and the eighth highest may through july. we have rain coming which may throw these records out of the window. look at this. 1, 2, 3 areas of rain trying to push to the east. this is showing signs of weakening. if it does not hit before midnight, all of those records will hold. you see this little downpour here? this area may be seeing to the northeast at about 20 miles per hour. this area really hit new york city with heavy rain. it is trying to lift up toward the cape and the islands. a little drizzle today. looks like we may be getting rain through the overnight hours. i midnight, they are lining up on top of us. by 2:00 in the morning, still showers around us. there will be a little bit of shower activity. as we , those pop-up showers may redevelop, and there may be even more of that tomorrow. in boston, 69 degrees. a breeze of the ocean. today was cold. don't do used to it. we w

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chicopee almost an inch of rain, keene, new hampshire three quarters of inch, close to that in worcester. you know who didn't get any, couple rain drops moving through and we really need it everywhere. now we are seeing a lot of steadier rain flip just south of the city, boston i think if we are lucky to get a little bit of drizzle late-morning, get a couple hundred of inch of rain out of whole thing. but it is winding down pretty quickly and the back edge of it comes through boston, around 11:00 this morning. this is rough estimate in lynn. closer to 11:25 plymouth at 12:19. you can see right around lunch worcester actually rain totals going slightly higher than last hour and now up to .88 inches of rain. we need it, whatever we can do to chip away from the rainfall deficit we have. 11:00 this morning, last of it. in fact, winding down as we speak right now. so that means into the afternoon, early afternoon features some clouds, but then as clouds break apart, temperatures respond by going up, sunshine doing us a little favor, creating temperatures a little warmer than what we had yeste

and joining us from chicopee, massachusetts, is christina heatherton is assistant professor of american studies at trinity college. she's co-editor of "policing the planet: why the policing crisis led to black lives matter." we welcome you all to democracy now! , it was quite astounding as they were calling for the firing of bratton that new york police commissioner bill bratton resigned. do you think you had any effect. >> definitely. this is a common nation of years of organizing at the new york city grassroots within the movement for black lives. there are more groups than i can possibly name that a been doing work against bill bratton and his broken windows policing. i think was best summarized by frederick douglas in 1845 when he said, "the slaveowners plan was to -- there's no evidence this policy does anything to keep any community say. juan: i would like to ask christina heatherton, if you could assess the impact of bratton on american policing? clearly, the broken windows theory was a key aspect of what he brought to the modern policing, but also his use of what is called const

orange receiving over one inch of rain and all of this falling really in chicopee in western massachusetts getting .83 inches, three-quarters of inch in keene. close to that in worcester. so far it is still raining there. farve getting a little less third of inch of rain and guess who hasn't had any, boston. hopefully we can get a little bit of rain. a lot slide go ahead just to the south. heavier rain now moving into mildford, franklin, millis, sharon approaching norwood as well. it is losing steam a little bit in worcester area, but still falling at decent rate so fast pace here to holden, same story, leominster, but if we saw this, even an hour ago, it was lit up, there you have it, with the yellows, with oranges and time out when the whole thing will be coming to an end and put tracker on back end of this whole thing, and moves through holden around 9:00 this morning. worcester at 9:12 out into marlboro up rain and not everybody seeing it. worcester 61?, still raining, made up good ground today with three-quarters of inch of rain but there it is. 10:00 a.m., showers fading noon time dr

have searched the state of massachusetts and the only thing is a find named after you car wash in chicopee. i said john you have two choices. it is either going to be the mitchell nnel or the tunnel. he looked out the window and tunnel, that hell sounds good to me. so i had the support of both of them. but others didn't agree and they guy named ted williams who did deserve it. that is how the harbor tunnel and named for ted williams in behalf of ted kennedy. let me say a few serious words. indisputably one of the in our gislators nation's entire history. about 47 years in the senate. -- it really was his home. he found place himself most comfortable and he truly did and love the senate. contributions to it. northern ireland in a moment but i have to say single person with our commitment a greater ideal of equal justice opportunity for all americans regardless of their status.nd or stood for icular he the principle that healthcare americans is not a privile ration ed not to be , but upon status or wealth something that should be in good quality to our single person in society? nd he fought

searched the state of massachusetts and the only thing i can find named after you is a car wash in chicopee. [laughter] they are neverl: going to give this thing up, so i said john you have two choices. it is either going to be the kennedy tunnel or the mitchell tunnel. he looked out the window and said the mitchell tunnel, that sounds good to me. so i had the support of both of them but others didn't agree and , they came up with a guy named really dids, who deserve it. that is how the harbor tunnel was built and named for ted williams in behalf of ted kennedy. [laughter] [applause] senator mitchell: let me say a few serious words. ted was indisputably one of the great legislators in our nation's entire history. he served for about 47 years in the senate. it really was his home. it was the place where he found himself most comfortable and most effective and he truly did love the senate. he made major contributions to it. i will speak of northern ireland in a moment but i have to say , that no single person with our in our history had a greater commitment to the ideal of equal justice and e