sutton's girlfriend emily was also shot during the incident.ed and says the trauma of the night has stayed with him. >> i seen a lot in my life. but i really never had nightmares until i, you know, looked at her laying down on the floor with bullet holes in her chest. i just miss her touch. >> sutton hopes that after today he'll be able to put those memories to rest. emily has received approval for a visit. while authorities claim the bullets that accidentally hit emily came from sutton's gun, emily supports sutton's story and maintains the gunfire came from an unknown assailant. >> i have a scar right here. that's one of them. i got that one in the middle and then this one. the first bullet, i didn't feel it. i just stood there. then i seen the guy running to me. he did it again, and i fell but i was awake the whole time. i was awake. >> despite her wounds, emily says her main concern was for sutton. >> to be honest, nothing else was going through my mind. i just wanted him to be next to me. i love him. he's my baby. >> just being able to touc

adam sutton: not necessarily. seen assets in china going forward and going forward up to 2025. china will double the level of assets up to 100 trillion u.s. dollars. that will be double the level of the u.s. and more than the 4 other nations combined. angie: infrastructure investment build assets for china has helped lift it out of the global financial crisis. a landing.iencing some say at hard, bumpy one and perhaps a little bit uncomfortable. still you see more investment in infrastructure despite china saying it was to look at more consumer driven. adam sutton: it is well noted is casinoto move toward instead of export. take the example of the one bell, one roud, north on the maritime route and trees a dollars. angie: and looking outside of each -- and trillions of dollars. -- angie: and looking outside of china. adam sutton: across the whole of asia. angie: where does this leave the u.s. now surpassed by china? if you fly into any of the main airports in the u.s., i think one of the candidates, donald trump ev

sutton number 7.e return. >> gary: sutton shows the aggressiveness that tennessee did not have in those games with they had the big leads. they were playing safe. they were trying to get to the locker room. here, sutton says no. i will be aggressive. no fair catch. i am going for it. that's what they were missing. >> verne: 3:40 to go. >> gary: will tennessee get conservative? remember when nay got the ball gabbing bens florida. -- against florida? 3 and out. >> verne: dobbs. stretches out to the 42 yardline. the post game show coming up when this game is in the book. the clock is running with 3:22 to go. it's 38-31 tennessee. >> gary: remember that burned timeout early in the second half. they don't hurt as much in the first half. in the second half they can change your entire strategy at the end of these games. >> verne: 3 minutes to go. 2nd down and 3. dobbs keeps it. can't get to the 1st down mark here. tim kimbrough the first man there. >> gary: interesting call for tennessee. a load at tailback

sutton number 7. nice return. >> gary: sutton shows the aggressiveness that tennessee did not have in those games with they had the big leads. they were playing safe. they were trying to get to the locker room. here, sutton says no. i will be aggressive. no fair catch. i am going for it. that's what they were missing. >> verne: 3:40 to go. >> gary: will tennessee get conservative? remember when nay got the ball gabbing bens florida. -- against florida? 3 and out. >> verne: dobbs. stretches out to the 42 yardline. the post game show coming up when this game is in the book. the clock is running with 3:22 to go. it's 38-31 tennessee. >> gary: remember that burned timeout early in the second half. they don't hurt as much in the first half. in the second half they can change your entire strategy at the end of these games. >> verne: 3 minutes to go. 2nd down and 3. dobbs keeps it. can't get to the 1st down mark here. tim kimbrough the first man there. >> gary: interesting call for tennessee. a load at tailb

of jacky sutton's last moments. she is seen on the left of the screen with a backpack. circumstances of her death are unclear. turkish media reports say she was found hanged. jacky sutton had been working for the institute for war and peace, report, and was on her way to iraq to lead a project. susan hutchinson is a former colleague from the australian national university and doesn't believe the reports of suicide. >> it's heart-breaking. jacky was a professional, a fiercely passionate woman and a dear friend of mine. she's a great loss to advocacy, a human rights defender working on women's rights in the context of war and conflict. a great loss to human tip. >> i don't believe the statement around her having hanged herself by her shoelaces in a toilet cubicle, i don't believe that is it plausible. i hope we can get an independent inquiry into the circumstances of her death, and that can be transparent . >> mexico agreed to widen an investigation into the disappearance of 43 students more than a year ago. the government is giving independent experts more time, but have

sutton place. [ chanting ] >> reporter: once home to the vanderbilts, morgans and marilyn monroe its residents want to keep its charm. >> we care about our life here megatowers in residential neighborhoods. >> reporter: those living in 16 co-ops have teamed up with two lawmakers against a street. today they rally for rezoning. >> we are here to stop the parade of super scrapers across 57th street, draw the line at a residential neighborhood a. >> reporter: residents say look around. this is a block with mostly six-story buildings. and if a luxury high-rise is built as high as expected, 90 stories, it will drastically change the dynamic here. >> this is a neighborhood. it's a very tiny narrow street. there's no precedent for such a thing in new york city and we do not want to see that change the context of the life that we have been living here. >> reporter: 81-year-old herndon wirth has lived here since the '70s and says the my building who is in his 80s or early 90s and he has a nurse that has to come every day. there's a couple that has three children. >> reporter: he is staying pu

interestingly, reeves had sold 114 of his slaves to james set in -- sutton, his fellow delegate. this is what the convention is all about, the issue of slavery. there are other characters at the convention that are playing their part. president buchanan at the white house desperately wants the convention to succeed. he is described as hugging delegates and cheerful and pleading with them that the country is depending on you. he has been ineffectual during these few months since lincoln's election. wants to save the union, but does not think he has constitutional power to do anything meaningful. minis, harriet lane, is the first lady -- the niece, harriet lane, is the first lady. as they have final parties, it is awkward because most of their southern democratic friends have left town as their states seceded. buchanan is now the representative of the union, so, hey, we are with you, president buchanan. a lot of awkward moments at parties harriet lane was hosting. general scott was organizing security in washington and he has his office. he is 75 years old, very corpulent, but stil

according to her daughter, sutton was on her way to work when she was hit. the driver did stop at the scene, and the investigation continues tonight. >>> also be tonight, a worcester man is under arrest after he was allegedly busted with a large amount of drugs. an officer spotted hector pinnero yesterday, he was wanted on a warrant for violating probation and when police searched his car they found more than one pound of marijuana, also ecstasy pills, he was arrested and is due in court on monday. the annual pumpkin festival kicked off this weekend in new hampshire, but this year it in laconia. it had had previously been held in keene, but the city denied a permit for this year after riots broke out at last year's event. the festival this year was very calm and a lot of fun, people say. >> good food. the pumpkins are incredibly vary tall and interesting. >> a lot of fun. >> you're having a good time? >> yeah. >> anchor: business owners and fest goers alike said they are happy with the new location and excited that laconia is getting this chance to shine. to

that makes it 21-0. 3) after the ensuing north drive stalls thomas mclaughlin finds austin sutton for the td. remember mclaughlins is the pitcher who ended north's season in state baseball a few months ago. 4) next drive for the rams hauser takes it from 11 yards out. that makes it 35-0. hinton trying to bounce back from their first loss of the season to western christian in our game of the week. hosting west monona. 1)west monona is on the 1 yard line. quarterback noah farrens hands it off to braiden tank for the score its 48 to 2 in the second half now. 2)hinton has there 2nd string in this quarter. quarterback carson covey pitches it to brennan (sitz-mann) he follows his blockers to get the first down but the ball pops out! but covey is there to make sure the spartans don't get it 3)a few plays later the blackhawks are on the 5 yard line and covey fakes the pitch, sees a hole and keeps it in for the score to make it 54 to 8 sergeant bluff luton has been unbeatable since the first week of the season winning 6 in a row hosting winless denison- schleswig tonight. 1)after a pair of jac

all the way through charlton right now and sutton and then all the way to west borrow but the surge of wind is right through southbridge and maybe brimfield right now as it heads into woodstock, connecticut that. seals to be the push of the wind so be mindful of any warnings that come up across southern worcester county it. could pop up at any moment now just based on that potential wind gust and that thunderstorm. scituate and kingston right now heavy rain so it's all coming together right ahead of the front, concord to acton, woburn heavy rain, this is just clipping the north pat of boston at least the north end and it comes through needham and newton and brookline too. more to come, stay with us . >> anchor: an out of control driver on a crash course inside an auto auction. a dozen people hurt in the chaos chaos. 7's kelly o'hara is live with dramatic video shot seconds after that crash. kelly? >> reporter: you can hear people creaming and running for their lives after 12 people were hurt but 8 rushed to the hospital after a driver ryan lost control. inside this framingham auto auct

orlando radio host kevin sutton plans to live outside of a local mall for the next month. he is raising money to help homeless children in central florida. sutton hopes it will improve the lives of many kids. >> to see a kid's face not having a meal to eat or being hungry, you know, i have a 12-year-old daughter, man, and i never want to see myself in that position. >>sara: last year he spent 15 days catched outside the mall and collected three tons of food for a local charity. >>> a fall river man is talking about his race to escape one of the strongest hurricanes at the day. lance houston was in puerta lance houston was in puerta vallarta when hurricane patricia rolled him. the hotel said he had 30 minutes to pack his things. after a wide are no food, he made a flight to fly back to los angeles. his experience changed his outlook on traveling. >> i think now i will change my outlook on traveling. and if i want travel insurance, i may consider -- -- may consider that as well. >>gene: houston says it was not the vacation that he planned, but he will never forget. >>> and g

turkish police released this footage of the jacqueline sutton's last moments after she was found at a toilet saturday night after flying from london. her family and friends initially expressed doubt that the 50-year-old had killed herself but her sister jenny has said that the family are satisfied with turkish authorities investigation. >>> a south korean pianist has won the top honor at the 17th international frederick chopin competition. the highly acclaimed contest is held once every five years in poland's capital of warsaw. [ piano music ] >> frederick chopin's co concerto e minor no. 11. >> first of all i couldn't believe it. now i feel a little worried because about the future concert. i don't want people left disappointing. of course, being famous is also good, but i just want to make good music. >> he outplayed 77 other con tescontestants to sweep for the gold medal and prize. it was named after the polish pianist and composer one of the few contests in which musicians play pieces by a single composer. running since 1927, show than competition has launched the careers of many

dead in an airport in turkey call for an independent inquiry, police released this footage of jacky sutton's last moments. she's on the left of the vene holding a backpack. circumstances of her death is unclear, turkish media say she was found hanged. susan hutchinson is a former colleague from the australian national university and doesn't believe the reports of suicide. >> it's heart-breaking. jacky was a professional, a fiercely passionate woman and a dear friend of mine. she's a great loss to advocacy, community, she was a a human rights defender working on women's rights in the context of war and conflict. a great loss to humanity. i don't believe the statement around her having hanged herself by her shoelaces in a toilet cubicle, i don't believe that is it plausible. i hope we can get an independent inquiry into the circumstances of her death, and that can be transparent >>> she worked for the institute of war and peace, reporting, or iw p.r. a statement from the organization says: one of south america's oldest tribes is boycotting the world childreningious games in braz -- indigenous

fox 25 learned this morning 61-year-old lori sutton was hit and killed on route 6 on friday night. her daughter says she office on her way to work at the time. the driver is a 21-year-old woman from brewster. she did stop at the scene. that investigation is ongoing. >>> tonight the search continues for the suspect in a stabbing in cambridge. it happened friday night near the north cambridge catholic cemetery on wren street. police say a 27-year-old meet a woman who he had talked to on facebook that's when two men walked up tried to rob him then allegedly stabbed him. thankfully that victim is expected to be okay. but you're asked to contact cambridge police if you can help solve the crime. >>> upton police making an arrest in a alleged drunk driving crash. police say they responded to the report of a crash at the lake view cemetery late last night. they found a truck had crashed into a pool and fence but the driver was gone. time later in the woods andard him on o.u.i. charges. also a group doing a cleanup project came across a bag full of these items while cleaning up some trash o

former bbc reporter jackie sutton walking up to a security desk, at the terminal prior to when she was found hung in a bathroom. she was the acting director for the institute of war and peace reporting. >>> this friday brazil will host the first ever world indigenous games. athletes representing 22 countries from australia to russia will compete. the game showcases traditional sports but one group is refusing to play. instead they want to fight. regina low pe lopez explains wh. >> they are getting ready to fight for their ancestral land. >> translator: brazil is throwing a huge party to cover up away they have done. how can we even hope to go no these games? >> reporter: holds sacred value, for centuries the group has been consistently displaced by missionaries and now soy and sugar cane farmers. >> we will not leave this lands. we let them take our land once but we won't sacrifice our identity again. we are not from paraguay. we are not from anyplace other than here. we have been on this land for a long time. >> this is one of three tribes that make up the larger group of people. thei

sutton was perhaps the most famous base jumper in recent years. he doubled for daniel craig at the opening ceremony of the london to limp pix olympics. his life was cut short a year later after crashing in the alps. 200 base jumpers have been killed from 1981 to 2012. 50 were wearing wing suits. despite the risks, the sport is growing in popularity, thanks to videos shot with go pros. >> the scenario s s in which there are deaths, most of the time, could have been prevented. could have been because of the gear itself, poor decisions the people made. >> reporter: sky diving experts are quick to point out that wing suit diving from a plane is very different from base jumping. >> you have to distinguish between the activities. one is an air sport. one is a dangerous activity, to fly a wing suit down a mountain. >> reporter: a dangerous activity with another fatal outcome. >> this sport has gotten to popular. there is a competition in illinois, the first ever wing suit national championship. strange will be weighing heavily in their hearts. >> thank y

fox 25 learned this morning 61-year-old maury sutton was hit and killed on route 6 friday night. her daughter says she was just on her way to work at the time. the driver is a 21-year-old she did stop at the scene. the investigation is ongoing meanwhile the search continues for the suspect in a stabbing in cambridge. this happened friday night near the north cambridge street. police say a 27-year-old boston man was on his way to meet to a woman who he talked to on facebook that's when two men walked up tried to rob him and allegedly stabbed him. thankfully that victim is expected to be okay. but you're asked to contact cambridge police if you can help solve the crime. >>> a matchup today in foxborough the league's best defense versus tom brady's offense. tom lieden joins us now. brady was leading in a very surprising category today? >> we may not see this one for a while it's not often that you see tom brady atop the rushing list for the patriots but that was the case today. in essence an all-out aerial attack to beat the jets but still surrendered 30 points. this game really tur

jacqueline sutton, a former bbc journalist and iraq country director for the institute for war and peace reporting, was reportedly found dead in the bathroom at ataturk airport in istanbul over the weekend, where she was supposed to board a flight to iraq. turkish media reported her death as a suicide but her colleagues are questioning that account. her predecessor at the institute for war and peace reporting was killed in a car bomb attack in iraq in may. texas has become the latest state to announce it's cutting off medicaid funding to planned parenthood in the wake of highly edited videos that show planned parenthood officials discussing the donation of fetal tissue to medical researchers. multiple state and congressional investigations have found no wrongdoing by planned parenthood. texas said it was removing all plan from the clinics, even those which provide hiv testing and cancer screening. the move came just hours after a federal court blocked louisiana from cutting off medicaid funds to planned parenthood. the european center for constitutional and human rights has filed a crimi

they are a common sight, we know, in manhattan but these residents say no way on sutton place. we'll explain their fight. on cbs 2 news. >>> school is in session as well as fall sports. some youngsters will be getting hurt. cbs 2's dr. max gomez tells us many injuries could be avoided with commonsense guidelines. >> reporter: believe it or not the majority of injuries for kids playing sports are not the serious broken bones and concussions we hear a lot about. the vast majority are injuries of overuse, playing through pain and eventually ending up with a chronic problem that could haunt your child for years. mark is a talented young pitcher playing for one of the best little league teams in the city which means he was playing in the spring, fall and at a summer baseball camp. that's when he ran into trouble. >> by the second week of camp my arm hurt a bit and so every time i threw the ball i could feel this pain in my elbow. >> reporter: mark is being a typical young athlete playing through the pain but mom got a call from her son that told her something was wrong. >> my son is

. >>> and new this morning, police officers in sutton are refusing to let a thief ruin one little boy's night. the police department had this photo of an officer buying a new x box. his was stolen from a house with his single mom that he shares with. the officers say they wanted to make sure that the boy knows there are still some good guys out there. there certainly are. >>gene: very nice. >>sara: very nice. >>> still to come on the fox25 morning news, there is new developments in the murder of a popular restaurant owner on the north shore. the important piece of evidence found at the scene of that crime. the defense lawyers want it tossed from the case. >>> my rain totals just updated a little bit lower in boston through the day today 37 a quarter inch of rain there. we are expecting one, one and a half inches of rain over southeastern massachusetts. time line on those showers when they are the heaviest coming up next. >>> and this story made headline >>> and this story made headlines when it happened. a police officer claims she was turned away from a dunkin' donuts because she was a

orlando radio host kevin sutton plans to be -- live outside of the local mall for the next month. raising money to help homeless children in central florida. he hopes it will improve the lives of many kids. >> kids not having a meal to eat. or being hungry. you know, i have a 12-year-old daughter, man. and i never want to see myself in that position. >> anchor: last year he spent 15 days camped outside of the mall and collected 3 tons of food for a local charity. >> anchor: rhode island couple sues makers of the conjure engnow that dozens of fans are tres passing near the home that inspired the movie. norma sudcliff put up no tres passing signs but dozens of fans walk around the property. filmmakers never changed the names and town in the film and she said she feels violated. >> the worry of the one or two that could be more serious. than just trespassing. and that's what we live with every day. >> anchor: originally sudcliff told reporters that she seen and heard what she thought was ghost and later said it was for entertainment. now she said there is nothing in the movie that is

mark sutton was perhaps the most famous base jumper in recent years.ond as daniel craig in the olympics, but his life was also cut short a year later as he crashed in the alps. at least 200 base jumpers have knin killed twine 1981 and 2012. 50 while wearing wind suits. but despite the risk, wind suit jumping is growing in popularity, thanks in part to videos shot with gopro. >> scenarios in which there are death most of the time can be prevented. we end up finding out why they happen. a lot could be because of the gear itself, because of poor decisions the people made. >> skydiving experts are quick to point out that wing suit diving from a plane is very different from base jumping. >> you have to distinguish between the two activities. one is an air spoers and one is an dangerous activity. >> a dangerous activity with yet another fatal outcome. this sport has gotten so popular, there's even a competition going on this weekend, in fact, in illinois. the first ever wing suit flying national championship. no doubt, johnny strange will be weighing heavily

mark sutton was perhaps the most famous base jumper in recent years. he doubled for james bond actor daniel craig during the opening ceremony of the london olympics, but his life was also cut short loa year later after he crashed in the alps. at least 200 base jumpers have been killed between 1981 and 2012. 50 of them died while wearing wing suits. despite the risks, wing suit jumping is growing in popularity, thanks in part to videos shot with go-pros. >> the scenarios in which there are deaths most of the time can be prevented. we end up finding afterwards why those happened. of the gear itself or because of or decisions those people made. >> sky diving experts are quick to point out that wing suitr vingwfrom a plane is very different from base jumping. >> you have to distinguish between the two different activities. one is an air sport. one is a dangerous activity, to fly a wing suit down a mountain. >> a dangerous activity with yet another fatal outcome. this sport has gotten so popular, there's even a competition going on this weekend in illinois.

his name is ben sutton and he is one of our board of trustees members at the foundation. thanks for coming. [applause] no matter how practiced one might feel they are at introducing a famous or important person, it's often not easy, at least not for me. i think one is called on to do their very best and to go beyond the simple reading of an impressive resume. win against has gone out of their way and spent their lifetime in the realm of public service and performed magnificently for the american people i think they need to be lauded, thanks, it actually introduced in a thoughtful way. so that was the challenge that faced as i once again sat down and prepared to write an introduction of the vice president cheney and his accomplished daughter, liz. for those of you who follow events at the reagan library you know that quite well, th but boh of our guests have been here before. so what do, to impress upon an audience once again, that our visitors are something special. one in theory holds forth that if you introduce someone before adjuvanted went just fine, well, stick with

willie sutton explained that he rob banks because that's where the money is. well, these seniors with defined benefit plans are similarly ripe targets for a different type of crook. these fraudsters offering pension advances are undermining all the advantages of these defined benefit plans, making what had been a secure retirement, suddenly very unsettled. worse still, these folks are targeting some of the pillars of our communities, our firefighters, our teachers, our veterans. they're also finding unwitting victims among elderly investors, looking for a safe investment at a time in their lives when they are rooking for ways to earn a little bit of money without taking a large financial risk. it truly is an impressive scam that is able to take advantage of both sides of the financial transaction. the investor and the pensioner. but that is what these pension advance schemes have been doing. today we will hear first hand from victims of these schemes, as well as those in the public sector and consumer protection groups about their efforts to combat this proble

joining us now is that volunteer victor sutton. call for the police that you made there. >> yeah. >> as a dad i know your kids are older than 2. what was it like to make that call? >> it was unbelieveal. it was surreal. you really can't describe it. you know, it was -- it was an overjoying moment, because most of these things don't turn out this well. site was a real blessing. it was unbelievable. >> i think anyone who heard that got goose bumps as well. take us back to that moment. you're on your four wheeler. you had been volunteering in the search. you said to your kids if anything ever happens to you i am not going to give up on you. i will come and find you no matter what. you took that approach right here. you saw something in the field. take us step by step. >> i was driving along and they had described that she was wearing a purple shirt and some gray pants so i was looking for the color purple, which would stand out in the environment that we were in. so, i just happened to look over, and i saw a purple patch, and it looke

even north even close to the mass pike now still starting to see a little bit of drizzle areas like sutton and bellingham, norwood and bridgewater. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of oregon as we learn more about a mass shooting at community college. ten people were killed, including gunman. sister station in seattle has made the trip to roseburg, oregon and joins us now live from near the campus. good morning, joanna. >> yeah, gene, really you can't get anywhere near the campus this morning, police have it still blocked off because they are obviously conducting a very really tragic. this is supposed to be really the fifth day of classes for students in brand-new year here at the community college, only and very tight night community but campus was closed early yesterday and anticipate it is going to be closed through monday morning and police conducting very thorough investigation and hoping to learn a little bit more about some of the details at news conference at 10:00 specific following that. >>> police also conducting a search of the gunman's department and what informatio

in place last night and again keeping an eye on this batch of rain coming out of expense and her sutton, toward the worcester area as we go and batch of rain across rhode island and move basically across the mass pike and south of the mass pike here. by noon time today a lot of shower activity is done and into the afternoon we are only at risk for a spot shower and going to be very mild, 68 to 74 , early rain and wind which we are already seeing the rain is improving, winds though something that's going to stick with us most of the day, map out how strong the wind will be coming up. here is julie grauert with live drive time traffic. julie, between the rain and drive times it has been a tough morning. >> julie: it has been a challenging commute, very slow approaching braintree split on 128 and then remained slow and steady on the expressway. we shift up north of town it is red about as far as you can see, route 1 brand-new accident that just popped up and that is in revere right now to roll over 93 stoneham and continuing through medford and into somerville. live look right now at route

willie sutton explained that he robbed banks because that's where the money is. well, these seniors with define canned benefit plans -- defined benefit plans are similarly ripe targets for a different kind of crook. these fraudsters offering pension advances are undermining all the advantages of these defined benefit plans, making what had been a secure retirement suddenly very unsettled. worse still, these folks are targeting some of the pillars of our communities, our firefighters, our teachers, our veterans. they are also finding unwitting victims among elderly investors looking for a safe investment at a time in their lives when they are looking for ways to earn a little bit of money without taking a large financial risk. it truly is an impressive scam that is able to take advantage of both sides of the financial transaction; the investor and the pensioner. but that is what these pension advance schemes have been doing. today we will hear firsthand from victims of these schemes as well as those in the public sector and consumer protection groups about their e

. >> reporter: just like sutton foster's character trying to look half her age on the show "younger." else. it's very important to rejuvenate the hands so that they match the rest of your body. >> reporter: this morning, doctors say there is a new cure for your rapidly maturing mitts. >> it's a filler that is made of calcium for rejuvenation of the hands. >> reporter: recently radiesse claims to give you a hand in more ways than one. >> it camouflages the vein, tendons and adds volume but it also triggers your own body to make collagen as well. >> reporter: even younger women are getting on the hand wagon with soon-to-be brides getting their paws plumped to be picture perfect for their big day. >> it just is fuller. you can't see the veins as much and bones and wrinkles in your hands. >> reporter: doctors say it's a simple procedure taking just 15 minutes and even ends with a massage. >> inject it directly into the surface of the hand. i repeat that until the hand is revolumized then i massage. >> reporter: this handy procedure can cost a pretty penny. prices for one treatment ranging

so basically right now, in sutton 8:26. and upton at 8:34. milford at 8:37. just a couple of them to be aware with heavier rain. this one i suspect will -- this is just generating lightning strikes. so thunderstorm that will actually hit fall river at about 8:27 this morning. and middleboro 8:45. wareham at 8:48. and plymouth at 8:57 this morning. and finally this batch of rain that is drifting toward the coast. in a hurry. ipswich 8:17. gloucester 8:24. rockport at 8:27. so we have a couple of items that i am watching closely. and we have boston right now at 54 degrees. and rain showers are moving in as we speak. you are still looking at mostly clouds. but i am telling you, that rain is knocking on the city limits. now through 10:00 a.m. we will carry that. through noon time showers lingering about clearing out the clouds and brighten up this afternoon. temperatures do make it to lower 60s. almost everywhere. except worcester, orange, where it is cooler. rainy icons, guys, denoting the forecast on this morning where we have showers. i mentioned it brightens

joining us now randy sutton former las vegas police officers and national spokesperson for the americanncil on public safety. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> holder hasn't even been buried yet. that won't happen until tuesday. 30,000 law enforcement from all over the united states are expected to come. his family hasn't buried him and this is going on in times square? what is are your thoughts. >> disgust is the only word can i come up with. think of the real tragedy here. officer holder was living the american dream. i mean, think of this. he came to the united states as an immigrant, he followed in his father's footsteps who was a police officer in their home country of guy anna. he became a police officer which was his dream to do he was the american dream: you know, let's not mince any words here, okay? the black lives matter movement and these associated movements are court fit movements i say that they exist based on the lies of ferguson and the fiction that there is institutionalized police racism. so they exist, they were formed based on lies and conviction